https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f72f5df9fedf30aa179abf77364c62b5.pdf dcabbee71eb6591dbe1c61ed7834533c PDF Text Text . ~ ' . . ... . . --- 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, O., Friday, June9, 1978 lOOth anniversary of Mount Moriah Baptist Church being observed MIDDLEPORT-The IOOth anniversary of the Mount Murial! Baptist Church · . • .. lut:ated at the l'urner uf Suuth Fourth Ave. and Main St. in Miildlepurt is bei ng ("debra ted today with CHI all-day scrvln . The pr es~ nt site of thu church was given by James Stewart who1·estded in th e house adjoin ing the property . The orgnniz'l:ltiun MORNING KI NDERGARTEN class of Mary Rose will graduate in commencement exer cises to be held Monday at 7:30p.m. at Pearl Street Elementary . First row, 1-r , Jeanie Arms, Jimmy Durst, Traci Rowe, Shannon Newsome, Bet;;y Bryant, Brian Broome, Forest Qualls, Stephanie Crow, Tracy Manley, Kevm Britton , Carri Swisher, Kurtiss English, Susanne Cassell: second Twenty-eight kindergarten students, afternoon class. at Pea rl Street Elementary will graduate thi s even in g at commencement exercises · to be held at the school at 7:30 p.m. Dr . Sa ll ie Plymale. professor of education at Marshall University, will be the guest speaker. Robert Morris. principal. will present the diplomas. Twil a Childs will be the pianist and the Rev. William Knittel, pastor of the Mid· dleport Pentecostal Church , will give the inv ocation and (Continued from page teacher . On Monday at 7:30p.m. the class will graduate tn commencement exercises. The Rev . George Gl aze, pastor of the Middleport Church of Christ, will be the spea ker. Hobert Morris. principal. will presen t dip lomas . Maunta Mi ller will be the pianist and the Rev. James Bruorne will give the in· \'ocatton and benediction. Our Interest is Greater For You 5.75% On 90-Day . Certificates 5.75 per cent pa id on 90 day Certificates o f Depo si t . $500 . 00 Min imum. Interest Payab le Quar terl y . A substantial penalty is invoked on all certificate accounts withdrawn prior to the dette of maturity . Meigs Co. Branch 41 The Athens County savings & Loan Co. W. Ma in St. Pomeroy , Ohio -FSIJC ------\ .!I' ' : Loss of 1) bened ict ion. He Said tlJe~t b.v l'i lllHila Ung Dr. Plymale will be Uw sdwul stops e~nd Lllc presented an honorary . marginfli cuJ JUiluni ty ~tups. degree, Bachelnr of Rhymes. whL·n· there 1s a low number Mrs. Mary Rose is th e of patroll>olll\' low CII'CU I<I · morniu~ The Rev. Glaze willalso be prese nted an hunorary degree . Route IZ4 in Rutland remained closed at 10 a. m. this mornin g due to floodin·g whirh occurred with the torrential rain s falling Thursday night and Friday morning . Route 143 ~· as closed Friday morning but at tO a. m. had been reopened and was being r learod ol dt•bris by work ers of th e Ohi o Department of Highways in Meigs County . liun, the l>ouklllobllc cart pro- vide hig her quality Sl'JTice through Iunge r stops un it lnwcckly I'Cithcr thtt n montlll)' IJ1lsb. During the enti re meetmg It \I'H S i-lJ)pi:ll'l'/1( th~lt till' Clll · phasis shift 111 l 'ln:ulatwn IS f mrn tlw book111ulli It· tu Uw Maii-A-13uuk s Scn•ic\' . Ol sun r"t·fcrrcd tu survt.'.\1:-. vil'cs 1971i La ken ~:~s till SlT- 111 1971. I!J; 4 <llld well as tht: ont.• he has l<ikt•n hun self mtd referred to his I'Cl'U II ll ll CIIdHI!UllS HS all whole 10-ruunty CJ rea aml uriL' which rs fl nalll'J itlly rt•;_rilstrc . ubjcct1ve plan fnr tilt' SlT Vll'l' Area Deaths tit.s and the librarians uf those, two counties p1·esent at the meeting expressed their I <~Cro nl with the plan . ALICE DODSON Mt'o. Eblin sa id that with Funeral services for Mrs. Vinlon aml Jacksundrupping Alice Dodson, 89, Route 1 uut of the IJ<Jukmobilc, that Long Bottom , were con· Meigs County is not going to ducted at I p.m. Monday at be able tu carry the the Ewing Funeral Home bookmobile service alone. with the Rev . Amos Tillis "The money fr om lite budget officiating. eummis.."iion is nut Hdequate Attending services from to ope rat~ a lum: in a ny out of town were Mr. and ea pe~l'ity, ··she S<:lld. Mrs. Haswell Betz, Diane Bub Morr is, prinl'ipal of the Craft , St. Joseph, Mich. ; Middleport and Pomeroy Robert Conroy, Miami, Fla. ; F:leme ntary Sc hools, ex· Mr . and Mrs. Durward presst•d concern trbout whtrt Conroy, Memphis , Tenn .; the loss uf bookmobile service Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conroy, will do to reading programs Mr. and Mrs. Rodney 111 till' schools. He c har~L~I Sprin ger, Melinda and Todd , that it will " wipe out reading Mr . and Mrs. Rick Long and progrmus wtlkh have t.a.ken Jay, and Marlene Thompson, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. years to build up." fn response. Harold Coopt' r Gene Van Meter, Granville ; of Waverly, a trustee uf the Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wolfe Pike County Library, culll· and Rick, Belpre ; Mr. and menled that OVAL was nut Whilt· Ius rt·c·u mmc nd<~ · tJun)) will nut ~ actcU un b"y till' OVA l. Hoard unlll ercatcli tu reli ~ve the schools Septentocr. st•veral board uf their responsi bllit y to rlll'l!lbers spokt· 111 su pport of drvdop libraries. Susa u Flcslunan, Pumeruychscu ntinu tng the IJoukmuiJJie tu s<.:huvls a nd called Mi ddll'purt libr.ariHn. whose f11r lhl' st'lwols ln illl JH'oVl' resignati on was CJnnounced t·cr rllcr 111 "tile t•ventng, sa 1d tllt• 1r own li brr:mc.-,. Aflt·r a lJl.J ranHn frum timt it all bull s down lu monel' mwt lll'r t' ounty spoke on thf..' <Utd that tlw boukmubil~ qu ~tllt _, of lht· sd10ul library opt·ratiun ~::~l I'OSlS cuts 111to then•. Drm Morn.-;, CISSJstant other uperatiurts. The d1 sc uss ion wt:t s supl'nntendcnt uf till' Mca~s Local Sehoul D1strirt, lengthly. sometimes heated. I'C IMtcd tlwt sehoul libra ries e:uu.l cundudl-d without any SQL:AO CA LLED are not well eq ui pped here ltml of r·ecu n s lde r~::~ ti u n on the The M1d-d\eport bt•cause of limited r esour ces plctn to drop school.!:~ from the Emergency Squa d was ca ll ed rrml that the l.x.wkmubill' ha s IJ<Jukrnol!ilc schedule 1n tile to Page St., at 6:43 p. m. pi'U \'Idtd '·g rctHl'l" HCl'l!.SS of f;J ll . Thursday for Frances Pre<:edmg Olson 's presen· l>vu ks tu grcat.l•r numbers uf Maxley who was taken to Wllon. li te OVAL Boa rd of studl'nts ." Hr exp n·sscd CtJil· Veterans Memorial Hospital. t·t•rll that Mt•tgs County wluch C. E. Blakeslee is tile student-, Will be dcpn vtd of Mcrgs County member . met 111 regula r session . till' St' l'\' lt't.' . BOOSTERS TO MEET The Ohio While House l'Ull· , \ hwn~ also saul that man r The Me igs Loc al Band fe n·ncc on l.ibranes to be of tht' dn ltln•Jt 111 till' gntlh.'~"i Boosters will meet M 7:30 p. · held 111 the fall wa> discussed krndcrgr.irlt:!n throu gh s1 xth m. Monday at the high school al1mg with ~::~ppnlpn ai ! UJI bil ls gr;J dt· 111 the J V 1crgs Lueiil band ruum . Parent s uf senior curTrntly undt.•r l'U!JsitlcraSdlilollJtstrJ ct arcnotlucalt'd band members as well as \\ rtlun ctn CJ ree~ uf walking tu t:t tl onm W osh in ~t on . juni or band parents are Postl.JI.{{' in e re~t se!) e~nd their llbrar1 ur lu the prupusctl urged to attend. stop:-, 111 ttn: srx conunumtics llnpal"l un OVAl. were tliSl'USSNI and II Wl:.I S reported llsil'd b) Olson . Tht C~ssistan t supet'lntcn - Llwt Wllhout additional ci r· tk·nl clwrg{•d thc.rt ta k1ng the r ul al1on the Mall-A-Boo k h011kllluhi ll' i::IWH\' frulll th ~ JX1Stagc will II H•.Tl.!asc nex t ~dmui . . 1s just c.~ 'r1rst !'l tcp in year from $:10.1100 to $48,000 t.ak ulg the bookmoblll' out uf wtd on the schedule uf rates Hospital News Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted - None . Discharged - Brenda LeMaster, Helen Johnson, Mary Hendricks, Annabelle Ward, Mildred Will, Ruth Gosney, Katrine Millikan, Tony Quillen, Jimmy King, Leslie Price, f.rnest ine Fisher, Donald Armentrout, Minni e Kapteina, Alma Frazier, Howard Sayre. Holzer Medical Center 1Discharges, June 8! Tami Adams , Grace Boster, Robert Brenneman, Steven Bush. Scott Chevalier, J oyce Denney, Jam es Goodnite , Ernest Harless . Donna Howard , Hermetta Hysell, Lana !son, Madelene Landrum , Mami e Mann , Mrs. William Metzler and daughter , Hazel Mont· go mcr oy, Melissa Nance, Fran k Ruff, Cynthia Schneider, Donna Shinn, Rolie Smith, Corella Thomas, Mae Venekamp, Zeldon West, Mrs. Anthony Williamson and son. Blrth Mr . and Mrs. Mike Stumbo, <!ppruvcd in the yea rs to a daughter, Oak Hill. !Ill' I'U Unt ).. Yuu'n• gurng tu take the l·or ne al no Jnt:rcct.~c m dr· culution. the cost will be well sdlHub t- rnd rn ovc to the sax IJI'C r $100,1100 by i98i. \)llokrnulu \e CH\'HY fr·um th e or >a1d that Mt•tgs Cuunty will. justify the set'\'lce. Tanuny nut llt• able tu keep the Clark of McArt hur who ~ ave bv(}ktnl>brle 111 cwy cet pr:ll'lty the re;JUrt . also sa id that the wnhout fuwu cial help . The m.lvisury comnlitt!Jc would lxwkmubrh"' 1~ serving Meigs, like tu ser: some I!Xpanslon in Vmlun and .l heksml Cuu nties. the Mai i·A·Buuk service. Purc h<~ se uf gra phic art of materials at a cost of $330 OV AL 's Olsun has recum· IT'S MONEY that you can get your ha'nd s on tm· mediately and without penalty. In a ny amount your account is welcome. mended elrnunnt ron btHJk rn oi) IJc !)Cf'VI l'C com- wt.~ s appru\·c d . Jane s poke on pktelv 111 IJ<Jth of thusc coun· MrG I' Cgory ex penses. They will be on Appalachian folklore by a Meigs Countian : nature studies, a story teller, and communica· lion awareness. Susan Fleshman, who will leave here at the end of June and has acccptc'll a position at \he Westerville Public !Jbrary, wa s recognized by Pat Holter , president of the local li brary boHrd. and Mrs. Eblin on behalf of the boa rd presented her with a CB Hadiu set. Dinner w a s sr r ve d pt•ecedlllg the meeting . Huntington•. . (Continued from page 1) responsible for burning their clubhouse down in Lawrence County . Kemp was found dead last week off a highway. There was no attempt on Howell's life. Tom pomeroy nationa . bank the bank of the century established 1872 VC:U male the clrrerence · ! I Mrs. Lloyd Wolfe, Dennis and Beverly Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Conroy, Jr .. Kim Conroy, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Conroy, Allen Weber, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Long and Mr. and Mrs. Roy umg, Akron ; Mrs. Rose Marie Hutchinson, Bellevue and Ruth Rhodes and Elmer Lake, Huntington, W.Va. LELA FORREST Mrs. Lela Forrest , 91 , Rutland, died Wedn esday evening at the Jones Home Health Care Center in Tuppers Plains follo wing an ex tended illness. Mrs. Forrest was born at Harrisonville, a daughter of the late J:'erry and Mary Gary Stiles . Sh e attended the Rutland United Methodist Church and had been a res ident of Meigs County, the greater part of her life. Surviving are two grand· sons, Robert Fo\rest, Jr. , The Plains, and Happy Forrest , Nelso nville, fi ve great grandc hildren and several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Forrest was preceded in death by her husband, Adam ; a son, Robert, and a sister, Verna Carpenter. Graveside services will be held at I p.m. Saturday at the Wells Cemetery, Pageville, wi th the Rev. Ri chard Thomas officiating . Friends may call at the White Funeral Home in Coolville after 4 p.m. Friday . today. He was born on Aug. 29, 1896 in Taylor County to the late George W. and Sarah Lambert Keener. He was preceded in death by his first wife Lillie Zumbro Keener in 1964 along with one daughter and one son. He was a retired employee of the Point Pleasant Transportation Co., former em ployee of the State Road Commission, member of the Trinity United Methodist Church and a veteran of World War I. Survivors include hi s second wife, Mrs. May Roush Keener;.nine daughters, Mrs. Sarah Mattox and Mrs. Frances Beller, both of Point Pleasant ; Mrs . Margie Coleman, Vienna ; Mrs. Mary Ja ckson, and Mrs. Sue Hoschar, both of Dunbar ; Mrs. J o Lou Alt, Division, Mich.: Miss Nina Keener, Troy, Mich.; Mrs. June Avis, Guysville, 0 .; Mrs. Myrtle Hogsett, Huntington : two sons, George D. Keener Jr., Gallipol is, and Kenneth Keener, Dunba·r; one sister, Mrs. Wi)ma Sharp, Fair· mont ; ·one brother, Everett, Graft on; two steJHlaughters and two step-sons and 33 grandchildren and 24 great· grandchildren also survi ve. In lieu of flowers the family requests that donations be made to the Mason County · Cancer Fund or the Veteran 's Auxiliary of the Veterans Hospital in Huntington . HYMN SING A hymn sing will be held at I :30 p.m. Sunday at the Nease Settlement Church . Singers will be the Shaffer GEORGE 0. KEENER Fun eral services for Family of Crown City and Sid George D. Kee ner , 81 , and Carol Hayman. A Jericho Rd ., Point Pleasant, covered dish, potluck dinner will be held Sunday I :30 p. m. will be held at 12:30 p.m. in the Crow-Hussell Funeral FITCH REUNION Home with .the Rev . Orville The annual Fitch family White and Eugene Zllpp of· ficiating . Burial will be in reunion will be held at 12:30 Kirkland Memorial Gardens. p.m. on Sunday, June 18, at Friends will be received at the Portland Park. Lunch will the funeral home after 7 p. m. be served at 12:30 p.m. I I Social Duncan , an investlgator for the prosecuting attorney in .Lawrence County, quoted the suspect, Robert Souder, 29, Huntington, as telling police the shooting climaxed arguments between Kemp and him when he tried to talk Kemp out of ca rrying out the plot. an Souder, himself Avenger, remains in jail at Ironton , una ble to go a S\00,000 bond . located un Middl eport Hill near !he site of the old highschool bui lding . I ""' DAN.EV ANS, left, Hio Grande College capital campaign _._ I I general cimlrman, wlks with three of the campaib'll's honorary chalrpurson!-:l ,lcft to ri ~ht , Mrs. Esther Greer. Mrs. II Calendar I SUSAN HANNUM WON EAST MEIGS - Susan Hannum was presented the John Philip Sousa band award at the recent Eastern High School awards assembly . Miss Hannum was not listed in the school's Ust of award winners. WALKER ELECTED Herb Walker , farmer and industrial developer of Lancaster, was elected Republican State Central Committee Man from the lOth Congressional District Tuesday. The lOth District is t'Omposed of 13 eountlea in· cludlng GaUia and Meigs. According to the unofflclal taUy, Walker carried 11 of the 13 co unties . Walker taUied 14,272 votes compared to 11,226 received by his opponents. COMMJ'ITEE MEETING The Meigs County Central Committee will be organized at a meeting to be held at 8 p.in. Thursduy at the Meigs Inn. At 8 p.m. following the session, Jack Hillyer, district state senator nominee, will be present to address the group. The public is invited. SPECIAL MEETING A special meeting of the Eastern Local School District Board of Education has been set for I p.m. Monday in the library of the hlgb school with teacher negotlatlons to be dlscussed . RIO GR ,\NOE; Four dollar capital campaign. according to an announl'ement today by Da niel Evans. campaign general chairman , and Paul C. Haye s, Hio Grande prcsidenl. The four are Mrs. F:sther Greer. Knox ville, Tenn ., who is <1 REG. PRICE 17.95 1 wh ore craftsmen Sl•ll care " DUPONT A.PPftOVEC Extra-big skillet is perfect for all your large cooking jobs, and SilverStone non-stick inte!ior makes clean· up a snap! Skillet is made of even-heating aluminum with colored porcelain exterior; matching acrylic finished cover. · HOUSEWARES DEPT.-1ST FLOOR Open Friday Night til 8 p.m. - Open on Saturday 9:30a.m. to 5 p.m. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Davis, Sr., was not present for the photo. Jmn c~ these is most helpfu I to us as we seek Rio Grande ," Hayes said. completed Plan s for the college, as part of U1e capttal campaign, include the Amung those expetled to attend lhe celebration tode~y arc scvcrCJI grandsons uf construction of a new student · tile Re v. Mr. Rickman . In 1902 the Sewin g Circle uf the church wbuild for the future or edu ca tion at board. Ohio Valley Bank, Gallipolis . scholarship and fa culty enrichment. of commun ity cente r and the expa nsion of the <·allege's fund for tll'op le likt· GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT Tuesday and ran~ing frnm lOs. GALLIPOI,JS - A bachelor, Rothgeb , Is a registered football and baseball official wllh the Ohio HJah School Athletic Association, a former aumrner baseball coach in Gall\polls and Oleshire. His Cheshire pony league IA!ams (11169-73) were very competitive having captured one league championship, finishing second three Umea and third, .J MRS. CAMPBELL HARPER OLDEST MEMBER - Mrs. Nellie Winston , 83, Middleport, is the ulde st member or the church. In September 1922 she changed her membership from the Providence Church at Kerr to th e Middleport Churc h. She will be recognized at this afternoon 's tOOth anniversary celebratiun . RECOGN IZ F. D·· Mrs. Ca mpbell Harper uf Pumcru y holds the record for bt-ing a nwmbtr of the Mou11t Moriah ll<lptisl ('hurch the longest. She joined tht· church 62 yea rs agu. It was in May, i916 thai slw, h1•r grandfather . John Hudson, and brother, Chm:ncc Bt·aumllnt , Middlcptlrt, were baptizOO in the Ohiu Ri H" r and t.akt:n into tht• Muriah ft•\luwship. Mt. tntint MIDDLEPORT- POMEROY PRICE 25 CENTS George Olson, cunstruction plans fur completiun ur the city's recreation eomplex off Bob MeCormlck and Texas Roads have been approved by the department. This wlll permlt the city to advertise fur bids fur remaining work sometlme th!B week. probably Monday. Bids on electrical, plumbing, access road 1 parking lot and se"·er IJne projecta will be opened approxllilately two weeks . In Once contracts are awarded, th e project, if all goes well. should be «>mpleted within 30 days. MARY MII.IS PAMELA ROSS Awards highlight nurses ' ceremony HODNEY - Top senior awards went Holzer Medical Center, made the two presentations on beha lf of the Gallia Pamela Ross, Hillsboro, d urin ~ Friday County Medical Society and the Holzer evening's 55th annual comm encement Clini c, Ud . Miss Mil ls was presented with a cash exercises M Um Holzer Medica l Cen ter award by the Gallia County Medical &hnol of Nursing. Ceremonies were held Society for achieving the highe st in Faith Baptist Church. . Hugh P. Kirkel. president of the cumulativ e grade point avera~e in the graduating class for ali th ree years of education in the Holzer Medi cal Center School of Nursing. Selected as the Best All Around Student by the faculty and the entire student body of the School of Nursing was Miss Ross and N!r cash award was from the Holzer Cl inic, Ltd . She ha s shown out;;tanding ability In the lu Mnry Lnuise Mills, Pomeroy, and news editor positi.o n 26. \ Department of Natural Resources, Saturday Informed Galllpull s Ctty Manager Chris Murris that Rothgeb named to OVPC GALLIPOLIS - Richard S. Owen, publisher, Saturday announ ced the promotion of Oale Rothgeb, Jr ., 32, Rt. I, Gallipolis, to news editor for the Ohio Valley Publislung Company. Rothgeb, a son of Mrs. Glenna Rothgeb, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, and the late Dale Rothgeb, Sr., has served as assistant city editor for the Gallipolis Daily Tribune the past eight years. In that capacity, he covered the city news beat, community and civic meetings, meetings of the local boards of education and has written high sc hool sports. A graduate of Kyger Creek Htgh School, Rothgeb began his journalism career as a parttlme editorial employee shortly after graduation in the fall of 1963. He served as a member of the Tribune ediWrial staff and mail room clerk until January 1966. At that time, Rothgeb joined WJEH radio as news director , a position held there until March, 1970, when he rejoined lhe Gallipolis Tribune . Rothgeb has been active in commwllty and clv.ic affalrs having served as a member of the old Kyger Creek Boord of Education and the Gallla County Local Board of Education. He was first electro 113 a member of the KC board at tlJe age of • Di,risiuo or Parks and Re creaUoo, Ohio the scene. couler ) \ MRS. NELLIE WINSTON SUNDAY, JUN E II , 1978 Mile Hill, near Racine. Racine ond ~raCWJII FiN! Departments were called to and • Continued On D·l tmts Junior Holsinger, and its contents, FriflHy morning. The one story frame was located on Fair I ' the de bt was paid off . + RACINE - Fire of undewrmined origin destroyed the home of Mr. and Mrs. EXTENDED FORECAST Monday lhruugh Wednesday, a chance of shuwers Munday, with highs In the mid ur upper 80s and luws ranging from the mid 60s tu the Juw l Os. <~nd I ~ .. wv s orgt~nizcd willr Mrs. Kathr yn Hudson. muther of the late Bertha Ja ckson, be1ng the fi rst president. Later the mune of the Auxi liary was d umgetl to tile Missionary Racine home hit by fire 94~2e95. I (' The Rev . P. H. Williams, first pastor uf the congregation was the speaker. Tile flood of 1884 was a disaster fur the church inl!Jat the pews were dl:struyed. It wetsn' t until 189fi when the Hev . J . H. Rickman wa s pastur lha t the vestibule wa s unba The family is In dire need of clothin~ and hot!Sehold goods. Clothing sizes needed are: lor Jh·· father, 36-31 in fl1111 L,, shirts large. 11 and one-half shoes ; mother, size 20 slac·k•, 4211 blouses. 9 shoes, 42 doubleD bruss ~en• ; children, J0.34 pant s, medium shirt . IU und one-half shoe; 10 pants, 12 shirt, >ize .I shoe; sile 4 W 6 shirt , 3 or 4 in pants 11nd II size shoe: 4 or 5 shirt si7.C, 2or 3 panl'i (lnd size 9 shoe. The couple's handles on the CB are Hllltopper and Windy . Those wishing t<• donate are asked to call Louise DeLong at ' ' l881 and officia lly nttmcd Mount Moriah. Sud~ty VOL. 13 NO. I 9 J' . .. Morris were members vf the buildin '5 conunittcc. and bc ndar lur nf Rio Grande Colle~e; Mrs. E. E. Davis, a prominen t Jackson resident and widow of E. E. Davis; S. S. Davis, Sr .. dminnan of the board of Liqu iBox Corp., Worthington, Ohin ; ~n d Elllerson Evans . chair man of the "The support · ~ The church building was dedicated 111 Ohio. the mid 70s tt) the luw 80s and lu"·" In lhr 12-INCH wesr BEND, SKILLET E. E. Da vis and Emerson Evans. A fourth member , S. S. l«iges from Middleport, Gallipol is aud Point Pleasant . Matt Silas, Juhn Hull and Middleport nat ive. lon g-lime trustee prominent ci tizen~ lwvc abrreed to · serve as honorary chairpersons for Rio Grande Col l1•gc's $4.9 mi llion Wednesday, wllh highs ·~ The cornerstone of the pre~nt building wa s laid in 1887 under the CJuspkes of Four named honorary chairpersons I SATURDAY BAKE SALE Saturday in front of New York Clothing HoUse sponsored by Asbury and Syracuse Unlted Methodist youth. Bread, rolls, pies, candy will be and cookies sold. The sale is from 9 a.m. to I p.m. ELBERFELD$ ~ 111 the First Bapti st Church whidl was and 12" Skillet No. 4161 ln the librarr~:~ns adv isory resource persuns as an effecnext tl un~ wind! will happen l'UIIlllllttec, l'U il[ lll Ui.Hli,;C tive way to share group pro1~ thCJt the CJ JilUU ilt uf c rn:ula- lhl' bookmobilE.· service was grams and stimulate readet·· tr un w1 l l not ju s ti fy dbc ussed <~nd 11 was reported ship and iUlnuunct.'<.l swnmer lx10krnubrle serviee in the tl'"t Vtntun <~nd Jackson programs to be carried out. hbnmt~s want tu d1scunt rnue count) at CJII." She reported that there will Wand<~ I-:bhn. who serves IJ<Jokmubile sen•1ee un the be a total of 34 programs at a on till' Me 1g:-, l .ibn-H)' Buard, ba sts that tile rust dues nut cost of $20 each plus travel to mrmm1ty stops. Then the pomeroy rutland tuppers plains _____ r--------------------------~ Kindergarten students at Middleport graduating of Mount Moriah cwne <~bout after a spli t Darrick McCloud, Heather Hovatter, Ronnie Fry, Sandy Marcwn, Lori Engle, Kevin Bailey, Cheryl Stevens, Danya Gheen, Amy Epple; third row, Stacy Tyree, Pam Zirkle, MieheUe Triplelt, Heather Wood, Johnny Tillis Jimmy Williams, Tanya Brown, Heath Richmond Heidi Caruthers. ._.._.. AFTERNOON KINDERGARTEN class of Mary Rose will gradua!A! this evening in commencement exercises to be held at Pearl Street Elementary at 7:30p.m. First row, l.r , Billy Milliron, Michael Barton, Carl Nicholson, Joey Hysell, Richard Rathburn, Jay McCarty, Lara Hall, Jimmy Reynolds, Scott Ogdin, Lisa Blake ; second row, row , Shawn Palmer, Paul Kent, Wendy Carsey, Aaron Davis, Patricia Nibert,.Eugene Aleshire, Kelly Stewart, Melissa Fife, Matthew Smith, Christopher George, Susie Manley, James Large ; third row, Ray Stewart, Leah Daniels, Mary Byer, Debbie Blake, Clinton Glaze, Brian Smith, Eddie Crooks, Tracy Dewees, Jennifer McKinley, Ryan· Hayman, Ryan Harper and Joe Gilkey . clinical area , main Wined a good academic standing, demon strated leade rship in Sc hool activities and renects the ideals of a professional nurse in total personallty. Misa Ross is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ross of Hillsboro, Ohio. She was a May, !975 graduate of Unioto High School in C,'hillicothe and ranked 6th tn a class of 116 graduates . While in higb school she was a member of the varsity tennis 'IA!am and worked as a lifeguard . She received various awards .Including science Amertcan Legion and Honor Society: She was actively involved in the Girl SCout;; lor more than 10 years. At the School of Nursing, Miss Ross wac , president of the Stud ent Government for 1977-78 a membe r of the Glee Club and has been ~rving as Secretary of the Senior Class. Miss Mills Is the daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Robert Mills of Route 3, Pomeroy. She gradua!A!d from Eastern Higb SChool in Reedsville, ranking fi rst in her 1975 graduating class of 71 students. She was c<HOditor of the school yearbook and vice president of N!r high school class for three Continued on A·2 Mayor says thanks RUTLAND - Rutland Mayor Eugene Thompson today extended thanks to all per~ms who helped with the flash flu ud cleanup In the community Friday . The Mayor ••tended special thanks tu Bruce Oa\'ls and members uf the Rutland Voluntt•er Fire Deparlmeut. Construction to begin on 3 school projects CENTERVIlLE - Construction will begin soon on three major projects in the Gallia County Local SChool District. Bob Grant, the board's architect, announced here Saturday coo struction will start June 20 oo renovation of the fireravaged Cen!A!rville Elementary Building and June 2S on the HaMan Trace Elementary bullding, also hit by lire this past wln!A!r. Both structures are to be ready for use during the !9711-79 school IA!rm. Declaring a resolution of necessity, the board acted upon a recommendation of Grant Ill obtain bids for roof repatr at Southwestern, Kyger Creek and North Gallia High Schools and Addaviil e Elementary SChool. Grant sald July 15 has been set as the anlicipatro daoo for the start of roof repair work . He said the jobs should be completed by Aug . 2S. The board will meet Wednesday at 8 CC to discuss Regatta plans DALE ROTHGEB,Jr. ooce. He is a charter member of the Gallipolis Area Jaycees and a member of the Campaign Freewill Baptist Church. HiS bobbles are watching sporting events and attending Cincinnati Reds ba.eball games. MEIGS COUNTY SHEH!Ff James Proffitt, left . and Gary Wolfe , sheriff 's investigawr . are pictured with cracked corn and part or a still they found during a Frida y ra id at th e home of Paul Steinmetz. 40, Rutland . Stemmetz was arrested oo two charges. See Page U-llor story and another photo. POMEROY - The Pomeroy Chamber featurlnc a dlsco dance. Saturday rides of Commerce will meet Tuesday at noon at will be offered from 12:4li tD 2:45, 3:30 to the Meigs fM to discuss plans for the Big S:30 and 1:1~ to 1:15. Regular rides are $5 a perm and the senil>r cltlzens ride Is $3 a Bend Regatta. Tickets to ride the P. A. Denny S!A!rn- per9llll . Tickets to the cruise and dance on wheeler may be reserved by oont>~ctlng Kyle Allen at 992-2121 Ot' Emmogene Saturday ntght are all sold. However, Mrs. Holstein iS still taking reservations in case Holstein at 992~005 . Friday, June 23, cruises will be offered of cancellations. from Ito 10 p.m. and 10:30 to 12 :30 a.m. p.m. 10 d1scuss bids on portable classroom facilities which will also be placed throughout the county. In a related in cident regarding Centerville students, who have been attending class at Camp Francis Asbury, the board approved a motion transferrilll\ those students . teachers and Principal Allee Fulks w the Bidwell-Porter Building for the remaining five days of thi s school year. Some parenL' in attendance objected to the move bet·ause they fe lt their children had already been subjected to enough disruptions tllis school year . Actually , !11e motion was an alter thought since the move had already been completed . Begin ning Monday, studen ts at Centerville will go to Bidwell-Porter for classes beginning at 9:30a.m. and running through 2: 30 p.mluon Wednesday and Thursday, the da y will run from 9 a.m . to 2:30p.m. and on Friday, the final day of classes. student;; will be in sesston from 9 Cnntinucd un A·2 25 names drawn in Meigs for possible jury duty POMEROY - Twenty-five additional names were drawn for pnssible Petit Jury Saturday morning in the offi ce of the Clerk of Courts. Names drawn were Margar et Grossnickel , Reedsv\lle; Linda Hill , Racu1e ; Jessie McCall, Rt. 2, Albany; Paul R. Roush, Rt. I, Reedsville ; Minnle M. Brown, Rt. ! , Middleport ; Ray C. Frank, Rt . 3, Racine ; Thelma Berry, Rt.l , Middleport ; Carl Dill, Rt . 3, Pomeroy ; Frances Carleton, Rt. 3, Pomeroy; Joan Corder, Pomeroy ; John M. Bailey, Rt. 3, Pomeroy; Don Betzing, Pomeroy: Fred 0. Searles , Cheshire; Ina Teaford, Middleport ; Patricia Sham, Rt. t, Racine; MircRatliffe, Cheshire ; Dale Kautz;Rt. 3, Pomeroy: Bru ce Hoffma n, Rt. 4, Pomeroy; James Gaston, Rt. 3, Albany; Arthur Hes8, Rt . I, Middleport; Glenn E. Thompson , Rt. 2, Albany : William A. Young , Pomeroy ; Helen Dias, Ill. 2, Pomeroy: Bonnie Lawrent'C, Portland, and Alfred Wolfe, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. Attending were Larry Spencer, Clerk ol Courts . Nellie Brown, Judge John C. Bacon, Freeland Norris , Jury Commissioner, and Robert Beegle, Deputy Sheri fl. �• A-2 - The Sunday Times-Sentinel , Sunday, June 11,1978 seven week basis. Ralph Baylor, Rt. I, Gallipolis, was employed as mana~er of the Kyger Creek swimming pool. Lifeguards htred we re Theresa Thompson, Tammy Hernsworth Continued From A-I and Teresa Mitchell. years . She also found time to be active in 4Pool rates were set as follows: H Club work . During her spare moments Season family $22 + $2 per child; she likes to embroider, read, swim, play season adult $18 ; season child $10; per tennis and the pian9. She is the \i ce ticket adult $1 ; per ticket child $50 cents president of the Senior Class at the Sc hool and private group $35. of Nursing, and performed particularly Hesignat ions accepted Saturday well in the clinical area as a student nurse. included teachers, Barbara H. Stewart, James Yingpeh Toog, Ph. D., w~s the vocal music instructor in the Kyger Creek featured speaker at Friday eveninrs area, Laura L. Venturino, EMR teacher at School of Nursing graduation ceremomes. Ches)]ire-Kyger, Roger Pace, custodian at He is a professor of chemistry and the Cente rville and · Robert 1.. Lanning as director of the forensic chemiStry principal at Kyger Creek High School program at Ohio University: His chosen effective June :lll. subject was "Nursing : Chermstry of Love La nn ing will become se co ndary for Humanity". Dr. Tong commented that supervisor in charge of curriculum at the nursing is an important asp~t of medicine Central Office. dealing with people, and to do this, a nurse Resig ning supp lemental contracts must love people. Nurses, he said, must were Ga il Darst, cheerleader adVIsor at have an abundant love for human beings . North Gallia· Ellen Va nce, Pep Club They must love their patients, and advisor at So'uthwestern and Cynthia A. therefore they can help nature to help the Wilson, girls' basketball at So uthwest~rn . patient get well through love. The board is sued the fo llowmg supplemental contracts : Kristi Blazer, Dr. Tong compared love to a chemical Keywanelle Club advisor at Kyger Creek reaction. sa)i ng that it is the catalyst that High School ; Phyllis Thompson, JUnior makes the patient recover . He basically high chee rleader advisor, Hannan Trace; covered three areas of love in the nursing Donald Saunders, girls s<lftball coach, profession, discussing first , why love is Hannan Trace and Lori Hesson, Kyger essential for nursing; then, how nurses Creek, from yearbook advisor to junior sh ould love, equating it with compassion class advisor. for their patients, and fina lly, how and - Employed Mrs. Elsie M. Ha lley to when a nurse ca n develop this needed transport her daughter to a hearing compassion to love their patients. impaired clas5 at Jackson. . He closed with his version of a - Returned custodian Fred L. Fellure Confucious quote : "It 's not nursing that to active duty pending release from the makes nurses great, but nurses that make School Employees Retirement System . nursing great''. Fe llure has been on disability leave of Conferring the diplomas on the Nu rsing absence . School graduates was Charles E. Holzer. _ - Employed Robert Ashley and Jr .. M. D., President of the Hospital James Sprague as summer driver's Medical Staff and a member of the Board education instructors. of Trustees of th e Holzer Hospitnl - Authorized participation in the Foundation . The class was presented to Southeastern Ohio and RESA Agency at a him by Milisa K. Rizer. R. N., Senior Cla ss cost of $2,200 per year. Advisor. The Seniors received their pins - Established an effective date for from Janet M. Byers, R. N.. Director of personnel not covered under the master Nursing Education . co ntract to receive full increments Musical selections by th e Scmor Choral resulting from the salary schedules Ensemble were accompan ied by Mrs. approved for Sept. 24, 1978. Anne Fischer . Mrs. Merlyn Hoss was at - Granted the senior class at the or~a n for th e Processional and Southwestern High School permission to Hecessional. The Reve rend Arthur C. take a senior trip next May to South Lund, Director uf Chaplainry Services at Carolina. the Holzer Medical Center pronounced the - Approved payment of outstanding Invocation and the Reverend Lynn D. bills totaling $98,135.14. Lahaie, Pastor of Faith Baptist Church. - Adopted the 19711-79 school calendar the Benediction. submitted by a committee l'Omposed of A reception for relati ves and fri ends of Uoyd Danner, Paul Dillon, Robert A . the graduates was held following the Powell and Lark Napier, Jr. An m-serVIce ceremooy in the church hall at Faith day will be held oo Aug. 25. Fir~t day for Baptist Church. Rodnev . students is Aug. 28. Students wtll be out Sept. 4, Labor Day; Oct. 13 for a parent· teacher conference; Nov . 23-24 Thank sgiving; Dec . 22-Jan . 2 Christmas ; Jan . 15 - in-service day ; Jan . 22 - parent- . Cunlinued From A·l teacher conference; Feb. 19 President's a.m . w I p.m . Day ; April 11, 12, 13, 16 and 17 spring . A long discussion was held on the vacation. May 30 has been set as the last disruption ca used in moving from Camp day for school. Asbury to Bidweli·Porter. Supt. Tom Awards Construction Father's Day Is Sunday, June 18th Racine Elementary wins award RACINE Principa l Robert Beegle reports that Racine Elementary School has been awarded the " READING HA LL OF FAME AWARD" for par· ticipation in a reading incentive program which resulted i'n student achievement and increased use of reading ski lls. The Stale Boa rd of Educa~ ion presented cer tificates to schools that participated in the state-wide reading improvement effort . At Racine Elementary, a reading contest was held from March unt il May , in whi ch the students were encouraged to read books of their own choosing. For ever two boo ks read, the •tudent's name was pl aced on a segment of a " READING WORM." The worm wound entirely aro und the inside of the school from the basement to the top noor. During this TOP READERS - Shown in the photograph with the school-wide contest, over 800 "Reading Hall of Fame Award" are Racine Elementary books were read . The second students from each grade that read the most books in the grade student s read more reading contest : First row, left to right, Tracy Beegle, grade I; Marty Cleland, grade 2; second row; Tracy books than the other Classes with the total of 250 books. Cleland and Kerri Beegle, grade 4; Wendy Wolfe, grade 3; The winner with most third row, Ral ph Fisher, grade 5 and Tony Wolfe, grade 6. boo ks read was second grader Marty Cleland who read 76 books. Each participa nt received an iron-on patch labeling him MEETING HELD Russell , floyd Wright , Don as a ''reading winner." GALLIPOLIS - The Gallta Wright and Bandy Friend. Co un ty C.B. Radio Club Refreshments were served. discussed pl ans to increase All in terr.< ted Ga lli a SQUAD RUNS MIDDLEPORT - Th e membersh ip durin g it s Coun ti ans are inv ited to Middleport E-R squad was regular meeting last w~ek . attend the next meeting on called Friday atl2 :41 p.m. to ;'resident Ca rla St ump J une 29. 333 Laslev St reet for Marie presided over the meeting. Custer ;..ho had fallen . Members present were Carla Saturday at !0 :26a.m., Betty Stump, Mike Blazer, Marlene Armentrout, 186 Second Ave ., Blazer , Eli Hatfield, Andy Middleport , was taken to Pe rsin ge r , Clifford and Veterans Memorial Hospital. Emma Newman, and Oliver Marie Custer was taken to St over . Visi,lllr S Wl'r(' nm Veterans Memorial Hospita L Beer Steins Bar Ware Fanciful Aprons Coffee Mugs Handkerchiefs HASKINS TANNER A dress sh1rr thor com b1ne~ rhe quolrty rhor Arrow has been ROGER WILLOUGYBY got an une>q>ecll'll week's vacation from his employment in Phoe nix and fl y in to visit with friends and rela tives. Roger and his mother, Mrs. Ethel Bauer and sisters, Mary and Marga ret, reside in Tempe, Ariz. Short sleeves $10.00 +++ --Arrow• MRS. VILMA PlKKOJA, who directed the bookmobile in Meigs County for several years, appeared always to be doing battle to held the services of the unit for the county. Mrs. Plkkoja retired a year or so ago and apparen tly the bookmobile is to make the trip, especially serving the schools. I thin k that's too bad. School libraries are totally inadequate for the most part and although U1ere are libraries in Pomeroy and Middlepor t which will serve school children, getting to those libraries is prett y frequently a chore for young people living out in the county , especia lly if a parent could care lesi or the family doesn't have a car. There are, as always, other ''plans '' for service such as a "mail a book" prog ram, etc. Frank ly,l've always believed the bOOkmobile has encouraged young people to read or at least look through books. And let's face it, if you can' t read, the Mndicaps are great. Too, if the li brary servi ce doesn't fian Ciuet1 Sunday thru Saturday " " , WITH MASHED POTATOES Ga llipol is. Oh io ~( •· • SUNS DOWN RAMS MIDDLEPORT - Visiting Sy racuse Suns T·ball tea m defeated t he Middleport Rams Thursday rnght 26 to 13. 1'he game wa• played in Middlepo~1 . HR. The professional way to clean your carpets yourself - for a fraction of ilie professional cost. 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A motion transfer ri ng the students wa s approved 4·1 with David Arrowoo d Pi>' posing. Lloyd A. Myers, principal at Ches hi re Ky ge r, presented a plan fur summer recreation programs in the four -co un ty at tendan ce area s. The 0 . 0. Mcintyre Park Dist rict has allocated a maximum of $5,000 to the co unty schools for operation of the program . Myers requested the .board allocate another II ,000 for equipment. The program includes gi rl s' so ftb all, vo lleyball , basket ball , archery, mixed tennis and boys' ba seba ll , so ftball and ba sketball. Myers said he hopes to employ four directors, one for each attendance area to run the prog rams . They will be heir! on a Rent HR! p•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.,r· +++ DAIRY ISLE • • GRAVY PLAYTEX· -.. 59 SMOTHERED IN Hairston sa id the muvc was 1 pictured with several qther staff members from the station tn the current edition of TV Guide. Bob is the husband of the former Madalyn Martin , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Martin, Route 3, Pomeroy. He is the son of Mrs . Margretta Roush Wise, E. Main St., Pomeroy. Harry O'Dairy thinks the best place to stop for an after practice or after the game treat is Hot Roast Beef Sandwich Peddlers Pantry summer +++ famous for wnh new, up-ro-dore- styling and com fort 1n a 50 fr easy-core 500/o p::llye~ter , 20% nylon fabriC rhot' s OIS9 .• emy on rhe po cl~ er boo l~ Come 1n and e xpenence rhe " good o ld days" today .~ ... • necessary because sunun cr camping is be~inning at Camp . Asbury . He said it would not be fea sible to hold classes while counselors and equipm ent would be movi ng in . Pare nts ho wever , were dJsturbed the move occurred this past week, th us causing another disr uption. They also felt there had been a la ck of communication between the board, admini strati on, principal and teachers. Board pres ide nt J ames Blevins said there had been a breakdown at 1he administrative level. He arr parently blamed it on a lack A39-POINT buck deer head has been mounted with sportsman clubs in Meigs County paying th ecosts involved . The head will be presented to the Meigs Museum and will hopefully be available on a loa n basis to various groups. Clean June 11-17 A L L BEAU T IFUL L Y BOXED Sla te & Th ird ++++ Gallipolis, Ohio presents todoy's shirt ot yesterday's price.·:: .: ARROW FAIRFIELD KNIT ... Wine Decanters WH E RE ELSE- ::PERHAPS, YOU'RE ONE of the many who have heard Local School District schools will be closing We4nesday, J une 14, rather than Wednesday, June 21, as scliedu!ed. .:lfell - to this point it is just a rumor. = The other afternoon, District Supt. Charles Dowler conferred for some four hours with Asst. State Supt. of Iftiiructlon BiU Phillus and Rep. Ron James on the ma tter but IOlhis point there ha s been no change. = Meigs Local, one of many districts affected, was den ied tJ:m: five additiona l calamity days allowed by the state l~ature and it hasn't been an easy pill to swa llow. Attempts atlOcal strikes involving students and parents were ineffective ailil useless, really. Local administrators and boards of e!IJI.tation can do nothing but abide by the ruling of the Ohio Department of Educa tion denying some districts the fi ve additional days. Th e state department of education holds the Plfse strings and what else can be done loca lly e>c"ept abide by the ruling. However, I'm with you . It doesn't seem fair . tlm1 the Meigs 332 Second Ave. High School honor. roll . . given Matson, Joe McCloud. !ton McGra th, Jo McKinn ey, Beverly McLain, Shari Mitch, James Morrison. Todd Morrow , Usa Nash, Billy O'Brian, Sher rie Osborn e, Kim Payne, Vicki Picke!IS, Ru~ h anna Plants , Rick POMEHOY - Principal Cheryl LeFe bre , Mark Mitch , Priddy, Rhonda Reuter , James Diehl has reported the Judy Molden, Bonnie Morris, Dulhe Rousey. Lisa Scaggs, fift h six weeks grading period Hobert Naka moto, La nce Bob Seelig, John Stout, Craig honor roll for Meigs High Oliver, Pam Powers, Lisa Swick, Randy Tackett, Nickle School. Making a grade of at Prate r, Rosa lin da Qualls, Van Meter Wilson , Mark least "B" in all their subjects Rilla Rhoades, Randy Roach, Vcnoy , llita Vrni ng, Carol Stephann ie Rought, Crystal Wifkes to be listed were: Seniors - Jeff Arnold , Rita Rqush, Nita Rushel, Ta":'"'y Sophomores - Sonta Ash . Ba iley, David Ba ll, Larry Simms, Jane S1sson, D1anc Ton ia Ash, Beth Bartrum, Ball, Rory Bartrum, Da le Sm ith, Homer Smith, Melody Julie ·Biron, Saundra Bur· Bing, Beverly Bishop, Cathy Snouffer, Robin Snowden, nem , Dan Carm an, Bob Blaettnar, Ray Blume nauer, .Jim mer Snulsby, Brent Chappelear, Christine EbcrsPatty Boyles, Tana Bur- Stanley , Na ncy Stanley , bach, Jam es Fish, Mar k bridge , Tracy Burdette, Velvet ' Sw isher, Paula Hood, Vicki Hood, Jenell Marcia Cale, Mary Carswell , Thomas, Darlene Thornton , Kelly , Cliff Kennedy, Robert Lori Clonch, Pat Corsi, Jeff Don Ti lli s, Te rri Tobin, Klein, Rena LeFebre, Pa ul Couch, Tamm ie DeBord, Te resa Va n Meter , Pat Matson, Raymond Patterson, Robert DeLong, Ka ren Vaugha n, Terri Vining, Scott Ga il Pierce, Kathie Quivey, De Moss, Ma rcia Dillard , Warner, Mik e Wayland, Jtm DebbicSm ith, Paul Sturgeon. Denn is Donohue, Sally Ervin, We bster, Dave Wil cox, Freshmen - Regan Ar· Vicky Epple, Pam Evans, Jennifer Wise. nold, Joyce Baker, Tammy Ba rbara Fetty, Terri Fife, J uniors - Carin Bailey , Blake, Kenda Braun, Richard Patricia Fitch, Chuck Fo il- Elaine Ba rnhart, Joy Beaver, Brown, Kelly Brown, Bi ll rod, Becki Fry, Joe Games, Greg Becker, David Blake, Bruwmng, Way ne Capehart, Vicky German , Carl Gheen , Brent Bolin, Jana Burson, freeda Chapma n, Shari Peg gy Gi rulami , Cha rles J oyce Cook, Tammy Charles, Drehcl, Bob Duckwo rtlJ, Hall , Shei la Harma n, Kelly Mary Co lwell , J ua nit a Patti Dugan. Billy Dyer. Hawk, Judy Holliday, Tim Corbitt , Dia na Dav idson, Linda Eason. Tina East, Lori Hood, Candy Hooper, Laura Linden Dunn, Patty Dyer, fa ul kner, Jerry Fie lds. Hoover, Randy Ho udashelt , Beverly Faulkner, Beverly Kev in Gibbs, Katrena Ha le. Kat hy Howard, Rhonda Grate, Judy Hall , Beverly Scott Harti nge r, Jayne Hudson, Penny Hyse ll , Ray Ho ffman , Gary Ho ll iday, Hoefli ch, Floyd Holli day . Ja ney , Vicky Hysell. Kevin Ja mie J ohn so n, Tammy Sheila Horky, Jean Horton, Jewell, Sue Kennedy . Helen Johnson, Kev in Ki ng, Julie Joyce Janey, Brian King, Dia nna Lee, Unda Hovalchick, Amta Lee, Ki ng, Paula Kloes, Kim Kitchen, Kraulter, Marty Krawsczyn, Dal ean na Little, Va lerie Terry Maye s, Ch ris McKinney, J eff McKnight, Patty 11filchell , Jeff Moore, encourage and serve young p!l<>ple , then I don't feel that it's Carol Morr is, Steve Ohlinger, doing what it ought to be doing. But then in Meigs County just Bet h Perr in, Lori Hupe, Marti n Searles, Ca mill e about any se rvice - even though paid for wi th tax dollars Swindell, Barbara Thomas, can be discontinued and who cares ' Jena Welker. Darla Wilcox, ++ + BOB ROUSH, chief engineer fo r Channel BTelevision, is David Wilkes. ~aooc:>OOCC>OOCC>OOCC~~Meigs !Bik:at••• ..: By Bob Hoeflich FOR DAD: Ash Trays JeweliJ A-3- The &mdavTimes-Sentinel. Sundav . .June II. 1978 ~· ... $ 47 TOM'S STEREO CENTER 14l Third Ave, • Ph. •46·7116 Ga llipolis, 0 . G. C. Murphy's - Reg. ~ The Friendly Store CHARGE �• A-2 - The Sunday Times-Sentinel , Sunday, June 11,1978 seven week basis. Ralph Baylor, Rt. I, Gallipolis, was employed as mana~er of the Kyger Creek swimming pool. Lifeguards htred we re Theresa Thompson, Tammy Hernsworth Continued From A-I and Teresa Mitchell. years . She also found time to be active in 4Pool rates were set as follows: H Club work . During her spare moments Season family $22 + $2 per child; she likes to embroider, read, swim, play season adult $18 ; season child $10; per tennis and the pian9. She is the \i ce ticket adult $1 ; per ticket child $50 cents president of the Senior Class at the Sc hool and private group $35. of Nursing, and performed particularly Hesignat ions accepted Saturday well in the clinical area as a student nurse. included teachers, Barbara H. Stewart, James Yingpeh Toog, Ph. D., w~s the vocal music instructor in the Kyger Creek featured speaker at Friday eveninrs area, Laura L. Venturino, EMR teacher at School of Nursing graduation ceremomes. Ches)]ire-Kyger, Roger Pace, custodian at He is a professor of chemistry and the Cente rville and · Robert 1.. Lanning as director of the forensic chemiStry principal at Kyger Creek High School program at Ohio University: His chosen effective June :lll. subject was "Nursing : Chermstry of Love La nn ing will become se co ndary for Humanity". Dr. Tong commented that supervisor in charge of curriculum at the nursing is an important asp~t of medicine Central Office. dealing with people, and to do this, a nurse Resig ning supp lemental contracts must love people. Nurses, he said, must were Ga il Darst, cheerleader adVIsor at have an abundant love for human beings . North Gallia· Ellen Va nce, Pep Club They must love their patients, and advisor at So'uthwestern and Cynthia A. therefore they can help nature to help the Wilson, girls' basketball at So uthwest~rn . patient get well through love. The board is sued the fo llowmg supplemental contracts : Kristi Blazer, Dr. Tong compared love to a chemical Keywanelle Club advisor at Kyger Creek reaction. sa)i ng that it is the catalyst that High School ; Phyllis Thompson, JUnior makes the patient recover . He basically high chee rleader advisor, Hannan Trace; covered three areas of love in the nursing Donald Saunders, girls s<lftball coach, profession, discussing first , why love is Hannan Trace and Lori Hesson, Kyger essential for nursing; then, how nurses Creek, from yearbook advisor to junior sh ould love, equating it with compassion class advisor. for their patients, and fina lly, how and - Employed Mrs. Elsie M. Ha lley to when a nurse ca n develop this needed transport her daughter to a hearing compassion to love their patients. impaired clas5 at Jackson. . He closed with his version of a - Returned custodian Fred L. Fellure Confucious quote : "It 's not nursing that to active duty pending release from the makes nurses great, but nurses that make School Employees Retirement System . nursing great''. Fe llure has been on disability leave of Conferring the diplomas on the Nu rsing absence . School graduates was Charles E. Holzer. _ - Employed Robert Ashley and Jr .. M. D., President of the Hospital James Sprague as summer driver's Medical Staff and a member of the Board education instructors. of Trustees of th e Holzer Hospitnl - Authorized participation in the Foundation . The class was presented to Southeastern Ohio and RESA Agency at a him by Milisa K. Rizer. R. N., Senior Cla ss cost of $2,200 per year. Advisor. The Seniors received their pins - Established an effective date for from Janet M. Byers, R. N.. Director of personnel not covered under the master Nursing Education . co ntract to receive full increments Musical selections by th e Scmor Choral resulting from the salary schedules Ensemble were accompan ied by Mrs. approved for Sept. 24, 1978. Anne Fischer . Mrs. Merlyn Hoss was at - Granted the senior class at the or~a n for th e Processional and Southwestern High School permission to Hecessional. The Reve rend Arthur C. take a senior trip next May to South Lund, Director uf Chaplainry Services at Carolina. the Holzer Medical Center pronounced the - Approved payment of outstanding Invocation and the Reverend Lynn D. bills totaling $98,135.14. Lahaie, Pastor of Faith Baptist Church. - Adopted the 19711-79 school calendar the Benediction. submitted by a committee l'Omposed of A reception for relati ves and fri ends of Uoyd Danner, Paul Dillon, Robert A . the graduates was held following the Powell and Lark Napier, Jr. An m-serVIce ceremooy in the church hall at Faith day will be held oo Aug. 25. Fir~t day for Baptist Church. Rodnev . students is Aug. 28. Students wtll be out Sept. 4, Labor Day; Oct. 13 for a parent· teacher conference; Nov . 23-24 Thank sgiving; Dec . 22-Jan . 2 Christmas ; Jan . 15 - in-service day ; Jan . 22 - parent- . Cunlinued From A·l teacher conference; Feb. 19 President's a.m . w I p.m . Day ; April 11, 12, 13, 16 and 17 spring . A long discussion was held on the vacation. May 30 has been set as the last disruption ca used in moving from Camp day for school. Asbury to Bidweli·Porter. Supt. Tom Awards Construction Father's Day Is Sunday, June 18th Racine Elementary wins award RACINE Principa l Robert Beegle reports that Racine Elementary School has been awarded the " READING HA LL OF FAME AWARD" for par· ticipation in a reading incentive program which resulted i'n student achievement and increased use of reading ski lls. The Stale Boa rd of Educa~ ion presented cer tificates to schools that participated in the state-wide reading improvement effort . At Racine Elementary, a reading contest was held from March unt il May , in whi ch the students were encouraged to read books of their own choosing. For ever two boo ks read, the •tudent's name was pl aced on a segment of a " READING WORM." The worm wound entirely aro und the inside of the school from the basement to the top noor. During this TOP READERS - Shown in the photograph with the school-wide contest, over 800 "Reading Hall of Fame Award" are Racine Elementary books were read . The second students from each grade that read the most books in the grade student s read more reading contest : First row, left to right, Tracy Beegle, grade I; Marty Cleland, grade 2; second row; Tracy books than the other Classes with the total of 250 books. Cleland and Kerri Beegle, grade 4; Wendy Wolfe, grade 3; The winner with most third row, Ral ph Fisher, grade 5 and Tony Wolfe, grade 6. boo ks read was second grader Marty Cleland who read 76 books. Each participa nt received an iron-on patch labeling him MEETING HELD Russell , floyd Wright , Don as a ''reading winner." GALLIPOLIS - The Gallta Wright and Bandy Friend. Co un ty C.B. Radio Club Refreshments were served. discussed pl ans to increase All in terr.< ted Ga lli a SQUAD RUNS MIDDLEPORT - Th e membersh ip durin g it s Coun ti ans are inv ited to Middleport E-R squad was regular meeting last w~ek . attend the next meeting on called Friday atl2 :41 p.m. to ;'resident Ca rla St ump J une 29. 333 Laslev St reet for Marie presided over the meeting. Custer ;..ho had fallen . Members present were Carla Saturday at !0 :26a.m., Betty Stump, Mike Blazer, Marlene Armentrout, 186 Second Ave ., Blazer , Eli Hatfield, Andy Middleport , was taken to Pe rsin ge r , Clifford and Veterans Memorial Hospital. Emma Newman, and Oliver Marie Custer was taken to St over . Visi,lllr S Wl'r(' nm Veterans Memorial Hospita L Beer Steins Bar Ware Fanciful Aprons Coffee Mugs Handkerchiefs HASKINS TANNER A dress sh1rr thor com b1ne~ rhe quolrty rhor Arrow has been ROGER WILLOUGYBY got an une>q>ecll'll week's vacation from his employment in Phoe nix and fl y in to visit with friends and rela tives. Roger and his mother, Mrs. Ethel Bauer and sisters, Mary and Marga ret, reside in Tempe, Ariz. Short sleeves $10.00 +++ --Arrow• MRS. VILMA PlKKOJA, who directed the bookmobile in Meigs County for several years, appeared always to be doing battle to held the services of the unit for the county. Mrs. Plkkoja retired a year or so ago and apparen tly the bookmobile is to make the trip, especially serving the schools. I thin k that's too bad. School libraries are totally inadequate for the most part and although U1ere are libraries in Pomeroy and Middlepor t which will serve school children, getting to those libraries is prett y frequently a chore for young people living out in the county , especia lly if a parent could care lesi or the family doesn't have a car. There are, as always, other ''plans '' for service such as a "mail a book" prog ram, etc. Frank ly,l've always believed the bOOkmobile has encouraged young people to read or at least look through books. And let's face it, if you can' t read, the Mndicaps are great. Too, if the li brary servi ce doesn't fian Ciuet1 Sunday thru Saturday " " , WITH MASHED POTATOES Ga llipol is. Oh io ~( •· • SUNS DOWN RAMS MIDDLEPORT - Visiting Sy racuse Suns T·ball tea m defeated t he Middleport Rams Thursday rnght 26 to 13. 1'he game wa• played in Middlepo~1 . HR. The professional way to clean your carpets yourself - for a fraction of ilie professional cost. 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A motion transfer ri ng the students wa s approved 4·1 with David Arrowoo d Pi>' posing. Lloyd A. Myers, principal at Ches hi re Ky ge r, presented a plan fur summer recreation programs in the four -co un ty at tendan ce area s. The 0 . 0. Mcintyre Park Dist rict has allocated a maximum of $5,000 to the co unty schools for operation of the program . Myers requested the .board allocate another II ,000 for equipment. The program includes gi rl s' so ftb all, vo lleyball , basket ball , archery, mixed tennis and boys' ba seba ll , so ftball and ba sketball. Myers said he hopes to employ four directors, one for each attendance area to run the prog rams . They will be heir! on a Rent HR! p•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.,r· +++ DAIRY ISLE • • GRAVY PLAYTEX· -.. 59 SMOTHERED IN Hairston sa id the muvc was 1 pictured with several qther staff members from the station tn the current edition of TV Guide. Bob is the husband of the former Madalyn Martin , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Martin, Route 3, Pomeroy. He is the son of Mrs . Margretta Roush Wise, E. Main St., Pomeroy. Harry O'Dairy thinks the best place to stop for an after practice or after the game treat is Hot Roast Beef Sandwich Peddlers Pantry summer +++ famous for wnh new, up-ro-dore- styling and com fort 1n a 50 fr easy-core 500/o p::llye~ter , 20% nylon fabriC rhot' s OIS9 .• emy on rhe po cl~ er boo l~ Come 1n and e xpenence rhe " good o ld days" today .~ ... • necessary because sunun cr camping is be~inning at Camp . Asbury . He said it would not be fea sible to hold classes while counselors and equipm ent would be movi ng in . Pare nts ho wever , were dJsturbed the move occurred this past week, th us causing another disr uption. They also felt there had been a la ck of communication between the board, admini strati on, principal and teachers. Board pres ide nt J ames Blevins said there had been a breakdown at 1he administrative level. He arr parently blamed it on a lack A39-POINT buck deer head has been mounted with sportsman clubs in Meigs County paying th ecosts involved . The head will be presented to the Meigs Museum and will hopefully be available on a loa n basis to various groups. Clean June 11-17 A L L BEAU T IFUL L Y BOXED Sla te & Th ird ++++ Gallipolis, Ohio presents todoy's shirt ot yesterday's price.·:: .: ARROW FAIRFIELD KNIT ... Wine Decanters WH E RE ELSE- ::PERHAPS, YOU'RE ONE of the many who have heard Local School District schools will be closing We4nesday, J une 14, rather than Wednesday, June 21, as scliedu!ed. .:lfell - to this point it is just a rumor. = The other afternoon, District Supt. Charles Dowler conferred for some four hours with Asst. State Supt. of Iftiiructlon BiU Phillus and Rep. Ron James on the ma tter but IOlhis point there ha s been no change. = Meigs Local, one of many districts affected, was den ied tJ:m: five additiona l calamity days allowed by the state l~ature and it hasn't been an easy pill to swa llow. Attempts atlOcal strikes involving students and parents were ineffective ailil useless, really. Local administrators and boards of e!IJI.tation can do nothing but abide by the ruling of the Ohio Department of Educa tion denying some districts the fi ve additional days. Th e state department of education holds the Plfse strings and what else can be done loca lly e>c"ept abide by the ruling. However, I'm with you . It doesn't seem fair . tlm1 the Meigs 332 Second Ave. High School honor. roll . . given Matson, Joe McCloud. !ton McGra th, Jo McKinn ey, Beverly McLain, Shari Mitch, James Morrison. Todd Morrow , Usa Nash, Billy O'Brian, Sher rie Osborn e, Kim Payne, Vicki Picke!IS, Ru~ h anna Plants , Rick POMEHOY - Principal Cheryl LeFe bre , Mark Mitch , Priddy, Rhonda Reuter , James Diehl has reported the Judy Molden, Bonnie Morris, Dulhe Rousey. Lisa Scaggs, fift h six weeks grading period Hobert Naka moto, La nce Bob Seelig, John Stout, Craig honor roll for Meigs High Oliver, Pam Powers, Lisa Swick, Randy Tackett, Nickle School. Making a grade of at Prate r, Rosa lin da Qualls, Van Meter Wilson , Mark least "B" in all their subjects Rilla Rhoades, Randy Roach, Vcnoy , llita Vrni ng, Carol Stephann ie Rought, Crystal Wifkes to be listed were: Seniors - Jeff Arnold , Rita Rqush, Nita Rushel, Ta":'"'y Sophomores - Sonta Ash . Ba iley, David Ba ll, Larry Simms, Jane S1sson, D1anc Ton ia Ash, Beth Bartrum, Ball, Rory Bartrum, Da le Sm ith, Homer Smith, Melody Julie ·Biron, Saundra Bur· Bing, Beverly Bishop, Cathy Snouffer, Robin Snowden, nem , Dan Carm an, Bob Blaettnar, Ray Blume nauer, .Jim mer Snulsby, Brent Chappelear, Christine EbcrsPatty Boyles, Tana Bur- Stanley , Na ncy Stanley , bach, Jam es Fish, Mar k bridge , Tracy Burdette, Velvet ' Sw isher, Paula Hood, Vicki Hood, Jenell Marcia Cale, Mary Carswell , Thomas, Darlene Thornton , Kelly , Cliff Kennedy, Robert Lori Clonch, Pat Corsi, Jeff Don Ti lli s, Te rri Tobin, Klein, Rena LeFebre, Pa ul Couch, Tamm ie DeBord, Te resa Va n Meter , Pat Matson, Raymond Patterson, Robert DeLong, Ka ren Vaugha n, Terri Vining, Scott Ga il Pierce, Kathie Quivey, De Moss, Ma rcia Dillard , Warner, Mik e Wayland, Jtm DebbicSm ith, Paul Sturgeon. Denn is Donohue, Sally Ervin, We bster, Dave Wil cox, Freshmen - Regan Ar· Vicky Epple, Pam Evans, Jennifer Wise. nold, Joyce Baker, Tammy Ba rbara Fetty, Terri Fife, J uniors - Carin Bailey , Blake, Kenda Braun, Richard Patricia Fitch, Chuck Fo il- Elaine Ba rnhart, Joy Beaver, Brown, Kelly Brown, Bi ll rod, Becki Fry, Joe Games, Greg Becker, David Blake, Bruwmng, Way ne Capehart, Vicky German , Carl Gheen , Brent Bolin, Jana Burson, freeda Chapma n, Shari Peg gy Gi rulami , Cha rles J oyce Cook, Tammy Charles, Drehcl, Bob Duckwo rtlJ, Hall , Shei la Harma n, Kelly Mary Co lwell , J ua nit a Patti Dugan. Billy Dyer. Hawk, Judy Holliday, Tim Corbitt , Dia na Dav idson, Linda Eason. Tina East, Lori Hood, Candy Hooper, Laura Linden Dunn, Patty Dyer, fa ul kner, Jerry Fie lds. Hoover, Randy Ho udashelt , Beverly Faulkner, Beverly Kev in Gibbs, Katrena Ha le. Kat hy Howard, Rhonda Grate, Judy Hall , Beverly Scott Harti nge r, Jayne Hudson, Penny Hyse ll , Ray Ho ffman , Gary Ho ll iday, Hoefli ch, Floyd Holli day . Ja ney , Vicky Hysell. Kevin Ja mie J ohn so n, Tammy Sheila Horky, Jean Horton, Jewell, Sue Kennedy . Helen Johnson, Kev in Ki ng, Julie Joyce Janey, Brian King, Dia nna Lee, Unda Hovalchick, Amta Lee, Ki ng, Paula Kloes, Kim Kitchen, Kraulter, Marty Krawsczyn, Dal ean na Little, Va lerie Terry Maye s, Ch ris McKinney, J eff McKnight, Patty 11filchell , Jeff Moore, encourage and serve young p!l<>ple , then I don't feel that it's Carol Morr is, Steve Ohlinger, doing what it ought to be doing. But then in Meigs County just Bet h Perr in, Lori Hupe, Marti n Searles, Ca mill e about any se rvice - even though paid for wi th tax dollars Swindell, Barbara Thomas, can be discontinued and who cares ' Jena Welker. Darla Wilcox, ++ + BOB ROUSH, chief engineer fo r Channel BTelevision, is David Wilkes. ~aooc:>OOCC>OOCC>OOCC~~Meigs !Bik:at••• ..: By Bob Hoeflich FOR DAD: Ash Trays JeweliJ A-3- The &mdavTimes-Sentinel. Sundav . .June II. 1978 ~· ... $ 47 TOM'S STEREO CENTER 14l Third Ave, • Ph. •46·7116 Ga llipolis, 0 . G. C. Murphy's - Reg. ~ The Friendly Store CHARGE �A-j - TI1e Sunday Times-Sentinel, SWlday. June 11, 1978 Ninth annual R egaua Baton Twirling Festival set 19 fined, 11 forfeit bonds in Meig~ Court POMEROY - Nineteen defendants were fined and 11 other s forfeited bonds in Meigs Co unty Court Friday. Fined by Judge Robert E. Buck were Alma J . Britton, Middleport. $1 5 and costs, left of center ; Charles 1.. Neut· zlin g. Lan gsv ille , $5 and costs, speed; Myles Randa ll ~lake, Reedsville, costs only, possession of drugs ; Donna L. Whit ley. Chesapea ke and CarQ I A l"vc, Westerville. $25 and costs each. fishing without a license. Betty A Colema n, Columbus. $14 and costs. speeding; Duane L. Sidders, Middleport, $150 and costs. 1hree Ill. 1. Rutland $23 and costs. s p eedin~; Mi chae l Guess, Tuppers Pla ins, $40 an d costs. $25 suspended, unsafe vehicle; J ohn McCloud , Middl eport, $10 and C(>SlS, left of cent er; Taylor Hawkins, Middleport. $11 and costs, speeding. Wilbur Simms, Jr.. No r· folk, Va ., $100 and costs. no operator's license. $150 and cos ts, three days con· M- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday , June II, 1978 POMEHOY - The ninth annual Big Bend Regatta Jerry Anthony , Akron, James E. Anderson, Rutland, Raym on d R. . Mun cy , Dinguss. W. Va., and Robert D. McCoy, Man , W. Va., $30 .5~ each, speeding ; Brian C. R1tchhart, Syra cuse, $40.!i0, no sa fety equipment ; Robert D. Richardson, Rt. 1, Reedsv ill e, $130.50, no opera tor 's li ce nse; Keith Handl ey , Ches hire , $50, disorderl y conduct; Gary M. Johnson. Racine, $28, failure to yield ; RichardT. Kern, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, $61.50, speeding. fin emcnl , li cense suspended 30 days, DW!; Fred Miller, Jr ., Racine , $100 and costs, $70 suspended, nu cycle en· dorsemenl: Clark Sn ell. Da yton, $100 and costs, reck less operation, $150 and cust s, driving und er su.pension. Forfeit in g bon ds were Danny Robson . Rt. 3, Pomeroy , $360.50, DWI; Kenneth Wheeler, Gallipolis, strutting, and modeling . The " Miss Rega!ta Majorett e Queens," and runners-up will be judged in pretty dresses or long gown s, and three places will be awarded in the following age divisions : 0-li, 7-8, 9·10, 11· I 2, Balun Twirling Festival will be held Sunday, June 18, at the Meigs High School in Pomeroy according lo Judy Riggs , Contest Director. The competition, sa nc tioned by the National Baton Twirling Association, will get und er way atl2:30 p.m. and will run the remainder of the afternoon. Food for the event is being prepared by th e Meigs Local Band Boosters. Twirlers from five stales t,ook part in last year's com· po:lilion. Appr oxi m ately 300 beautiful trophies will be awarded to the winners in the various divisions of twirling, FIRM INCORPORATED COLUMBUS - Articles of incorporation.have been fil ed in· Columbus with Secretary of State Ted W. Brown by WESAM Construction , Inc., Samuel Ray Karr and Thomas Wesley KarT . Agent is Samuel Ray Karr, Route 3, Pomeroy, Ohio. Cheste r 9B!i·3595, or late entries will be taken al 11 a.m . on the morning .of the cont est. Spectators · are welcome at the contest. lJ.l4 , 15·16, 17-20. Other special events will feature the divisions of fire and knives solos, alon g w1lh Corps and Team co m· petit ions. Other · events are Beginner, Int ermediate, and Advanced Solos, all strutting, and modeling divisions; 2c baton, Hoop, and · Flag ; Parade !'rlajorette; Milit ary , and Duels. Four " Hi-Point Trophies" will be awarded along with the travel trophy and the teachers awards. Entries are sti ll bein g accepted , and any l wiri er . wishing to enter may do so by contacting Mrs. Riggs at PSYCHOLOGIST PCMEROY ~ Plans are being made by the Meigs Count y Board of Education to ~mploy a second psychologist to serve lhe schools of the county. The board has issued a bu s driver certificate to Gloria Diler and the next regular meeting has been set for Monday , July 3, a change in the regular meeting date. Hunter safety course planned POMEROY - A hunter safety and conserva tion co urse will be conducted by Stal e Game Protector Any l.y!es on June 13. 14 and 17 at the lzaa<' Walt on Farm nca r Bashan in Mei gs County. The co urse is now man· datury in26 states. Class lrme is from 7 to 9 p.m. on June 13 and H and from I to 5 p.m. on June 17. Students must be 12 or ulder. ThoSe lnlerested in the course ma y registe r by calling 985-3947. The hunt er sa fety and co nser vati on co urse will cove r not on ly I he safe handling of fireanns in the field. but at home as well. Volunteer inst ru cto rs will assist Lyles with the course . The course will cover lhe hunt er and co nservation . ~a me rdent ificall on, the hunt er's responsibilities. Shop Pennyfare week in and week out DOWN •"TOTAL DOWN PRICES" mean will be priced less to keep your total "TOTAL DOWN PRICES. II OPEN DAILY 8 til 9 SUNDAY 10 til 6 SUPER MARKETS CALIF. NEW LONG WHITE FLORIDA Sweet Corn Potatoes FRESH CRISP GREEN SOUTHERN Peppers Peaches 10-lb.Bag RED RADISHES. wn. OPEN DAILY 8 to 9 SUNDAY 10 til 6 SUPER MARKETS Retails eHective thru June 17, 1978 • ........ '"ript ,, .................. "-• Ill ...... ..... ..w ,, . .,.. Jilt,..,...... ,.,~'-' ...,.,.. SW.EET RIPE CALIFORNIA RED SWEET & JUICY CALIFORNIA Canta Ioupe CALIFORNIA SUNKIST VALENCIA Plums N eetarines Oranges ROMAINE Lettuce ONIONS. 39( .~·49c SQUASH ••••••••••. 29C ONiONS , , , • , 2 39c GIEEN 01 YELLOW •• •••• SPANISH RED RIPE WHOLE ••• ••••• lb. buncheo "CALIFOINIA" BING CHERRIES •• .; lb. Chuck Steafl Ground Beef Beef PattieMi~ s S-Ibs. or More 3-lbo. or More oq $ Sliced Beef Liver • •••• poultS out. U.S.O.A. CHOICIIIlf RO UND BON! lb. U.S.D.A. CHOICIBIIF • lb. - LOIN QUARTER Cube PorfiChops Steall Sliced Loin Side Property 89 $ Transfers lb. U.S.D.A. CKOICIIIIf IONillll lb. over J.Jbi . U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF Meigs BONE·IN lb. lb. $}19 ''( LEMONS. • 6 A.W. M . Ci-!rpen\!'r , third Patriar ch; I s~•a c M(•ore. fourth ; T. A. Vmlun. f1fth ; H. H. Lee. mth : II. S. Deurn , seventh ; W. H. Moorehead. eight, and Lewis Billings, grandfather of the late 1.. \3 . Shaw. eight and in(·uwbent . Constitution uf the State of Ohio. Constitutuiun (J f the UnitC'd Stat es. Odes sung at the co rnerstone la yint{ May 5, FRESH LARGE SIZE CALIFORNIA " DOLE" URGE SIZE tor $ 235 - Chicken IIJ. e I I e 1b.JSc Porfl Chops J.ees. $1 09 U.S.D.A. CHOICE IEEf THICK CUT :Bottom Round .•.••••. ,.. $ 229 $ • »:~ 5 lb g. Oil' UIOliNA AIGO PEAS. •• • • q $ YOGURTs ,.,..,;es. COUNTRY STYLE SpareRibs Hb.l ·ot. c.. • • 22' 28( •·•1.''"· SLIMJ FROZEN h Frene Fries l·lb. ~z.lag $129 LIAN GROUND lllf f"m"lr Ground Chuck ,;::.. • ... ll!U l!AN GROUND lllf ''"""'' Ground Round ••. '~;;, • lb.5135 ARMOUR -lb.$11- 9 Hot Dogs ....... 1PI,. STU 1-lb. Loaf 14-oz. Can 34' 38( ••• •·•b c.. 32c VIENNA SAUSAGE s... c'" !~~!~!1 ~~.E~ ':o!l",~.,.,. 28c STOIIIT APPLESAUCE Juice kz.Can · 7' OffLABil • • 4.1 S·ol. Bar AIMOUI .TREESWEET FROZEN 0 ranee CAAIISSTH SOAP. B THOROFARE Mushroom & PIECES STEMS 4-oz. Can SWEET RELISH. • • • • • • lO·ol . Jor lTOKill l-Ib. FRUIT COCKTAIL •• ~:: THREE DIAMOND Pineapple Sliced, Crushed, Chunlc 1-lb. ~~. Can 38( 42( ht N' Li·,-· Cottage Cheese SOAP PADS •••• IO·ti. Pif.44' MillTU TOAlTID COCOIIUT 48( MARSHMALLOWS1.1...... THOIOIAiflOfT 48( MARGARINE • • • Jjb . ,.,. Chuell Roast Rich's Coffee Rich BLADE CUT 32-oz. Ctn. FROZEN 48( .s~~~~~~!.... 54c !!~~~R~~, , •, , , ,68( MASHED POTATOES~;: · !!~~G~:~ RIADGIRMAN TNOIOfARI 48 SALAD MUSTARDt ·~'~·!,s.... C POTATO SALAD •ss~· ,., 54c SPAGHEnl SAUCE ::~~·,~. 68( ARGO lltCID U.S. POLT UOWN 1101111 78' PEACHES. • •• ,.,•.u. ..c.. 48c SUGAR ...... • 2-lb . ... 66' CATSUP •••••• "tliiUII HUIIGRT JACIIIISTANT uthcr " mcchamekti". ,\ Jso Jlot . .. BRAVO l2-ot . • , . . AUSTIN'S A·f Bleach I -Gallon S•OFFLAIEL , Star Tuna 011 CHUNK LIGHT With or With Water Fa~eo Beverages Orange, Root Beer Strawberry Shoulder Roast C:l court house ;~nd a jail. There · were six attorneys a1 law. si x docturs and SI X rmmstcrs. Dther contents of lht• box wcrr eop1cs of the Ci ncmnati Daily Gazell e, Ma v 3. 1858, Gallia Free Press. ;-~,,v. 12, 182>. published by Janws 11 arper ; and the Weekly Democrat Dispatch. Thursday. May 6, IB5B. Vol. II , No . 23. L,aJJiptdlS, (i('o r ge LJ . lleba rd . publi,hcr. More matcrHll was prepared t<• go with the cuntenls of thr old box, Rll uf which was supposed Ill be placed In the new build in~ - Beymer's BLENND CONCENTRATE Orange/Lemon 22-oz. ~t. T. S. lb. l! u.s.D.l . CHOICIIIIf ,..... ,. , . . . •. 2 .Beans REGULAR or THIN l·lb. Plcg • S :JS lb. . • • • ••• TMOIOJAII U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEf lONE LESS IIJ. U.S.D.A. CHOICIIEEF - Rib Steak 1a! Polish Sausage • • ARMOUR SIAl Beef Hot Dogs • • Po•.,b.s1H . Sliced Bacon • • • • Pkg1-lb.$11.! Short Rills Foods JIOO'I sumtOR U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEf Bread DEEP BROWN lb. lb. IIMl ·IONiliSS STATE FARE HEINZ $SliCED Rljq $ Ill. Spaehetti BEEF CHUNKS YACPAK Libby PRINCE leader ; P. A. Sanns, W. H. M o r e he a d . J a rn e s Mullineaux , J . ,\1 . S. Nf'al . Wm .MPrr·isun, W. (' . Hayward , 1\li s~ F . H';trrup, Miss Harrop. Mrss M. J Dunlap. M1 ss Irene 'lea l. Miss Carulinr Hrat . nnd !\.1r~. P. A. Sanns. Cincinnati Dally Enqu1n·r, April 21. 1858. "Tiw Ark", Odd Fellows rrllrrll hi) f<,r December IB55. The r;:rllia Republr ca n, publr shcd at Vinton by An se lm T. Holcomb. Vol Ill . 'lo. 27. April 29. t858 . c;alll poli ' Juur·ntd, Jame s 1-i arper, editor and pru prr etiJ f, VoL XXVIII. No. 23. April2~ . 1858. " Our County". a p;:lpl•r chronicling f'\'t:'nl.<:; fn ,nl the dJS CIJvery of Ameri l'a lo the laying of the cornerstone. The board of cducat 1un was named as Th omas Wilkinson, pres.; Da vtd Hebard. sec.; l{ubert lllack, A. II'. Wood, Ludlow l. L;mglcy anti James Vanden . James Bu chana n wa s President <•f the U S an d St~ hnon P. Cha st· . Govrrno r 1Jf Ohw. J11seph H11 11t was M8yo r of (;Allipnl ls The populati nn of thr town wus 2HO . According to tlw l.·hrur11 clc, Ga ll ipolis had !hen 25 reta il ~1orcs, thr(•e groecrie.s, fou r clolhing Sh•rcs, tw1 1 !itcam nour mills, t ~ o stea m sa w mills, two l<.lnneric!i , lwo saddle sho p~. two shor SIIWCS, four bla cksmith shops, se ven c·hurchcs and a guud supply uf I RIB QUARTER Chle•en Pepperoni Piua "·"••·"•· • • Alpo Food DelMonte Corn 2-oz.Ccm WHOU KIRNIL Pork Loin Roast • • • • • lnd FAMILY PAK •WHOLE Perch Fillets . ... •• "' 1 1.55 Cod Fillets ..... ,. "' 51.59 JIIIO '\ $ Cheese Pina .. ,., ,., 1.09 lfll(rt $ Hamburg Pina ..... ,., 1.09 Chicken Parts Pork Loin Roast • Iorge Frozen FAMILYPAK $ I '?a.t~t4 ~~ lOIN HAlf HamCUTWhole or Portion • ... to.99c Top Round Steak .• lb . CINT£1 ijJ.D.A. CMOICIBUI $279 tye of Round Steak • lb. - Ham Slices •. , • • • lb 51i! AIIIOUR !TARo SVo• . $119 UMOUR SIAl t-\b .$111 Sliced Lunch Meats t:;~~ - Sliced Bacon • • • • Pig . Breasts I 1358. The members of th ~ choir were J. C. CcmmbeH. Ill HAlf U.I .D.A. Cl!OlCIIIIf Shoulder Steak . •••• cc m'lplcting the course. Leg or Breast Quarters U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEf FRESH Economiealllterneti'lt To Ground Beef plans for the new building . 'The box wa s opened by Tim and Bub Lew is, who cut a ho le in the .metal and cut the lid off. The box had been sealed airtight, and the papers were well preserved. Judge Mau ck look out the papers and read lhern . In the lid of thi s box was a paper :with th is flotation : GallipoliS, May lsl, IB5B. "Thi s copper box I, James M. Hanna, made fur the Free Maisons of Ga llipolis, Ohio .'' In pencil was written .on another-pape r "C. H. Shaefer, burn Ill Pittsburgh . Slate of Penn· sylvania , A.D. 1844 . "The finder of this will remember this, "That he and I w1ll meet m blifs." ·' J. M. Hanna born in Gall ipolis, Ohio, Au gust 9t h, 1836, the find er of this wi ll know that C. H. Shaefer was an apprentice undt!r J. :v1 . Hanna at the time this box was madfwfiu goodbye. Yours truly , J .M.II. " 01her papers included in the contents of thl' box were : Cincinnati Dai ly Enquirer. May 2, 1B5B. Rules and by law s of Lhe Sons of Temperance Sept. 22. 1849. Aet of ln co rpurt~ti nn. the Town of Gallip(JliS, Orcl!nante in Force Jan . 1, 1852. James Harper, pri nter. Constitution, G(;l]]i(;l C1rde of !he Brolherlw ud of the Union JB58 Th is conlH in ed u paper with the follow1 n~ list of names : Daniel l' . T. Benedict. fir st patri<irLh : t'. 99( PINEAPPLE .......... • copper box and di scussed Vu nce, secr, nd P<ttriarth: PRODUC Ropning ,b69c Chickens S 178 "b Sf k RI ea S Vetera ns Memorial Hospital Admitted - Pau l Hudson, P<>lllcroy; Br>nny Shaffer, P1,mcroy; Lelah Hendrix , P1J mcr oy: Man e Custer, Pumcroy; Dai sy Taylor , Middleport. Discha rged Ezra Barrett, Sharon Wi se, Dorothy Wri ~ht . GALLIPOLIS On Tuesday, October 8, 1929, the contents of a copper .box , found in the cornerstone or raze d Union School , wa s bro u ~ht to view be[nre a NAMES OM11TED large crowd at a public In recent Pony League meeting of the board of Betton, names omitted that educat1un at the high 'chool led the Pomeroy A's were auditorium. · Ruger Kovalchik with a triple Judge R. J . Mauck and Mark Friend with a prcs id eQ over th e publi c double. meetin g for the open inl! 11f the more items that you buy each week down. You get total savings with our. b. lb. Mc1gs ,. ,;;;:;~a;;~ """1 f vignettes. • • I $ lb. Kenneth D. Coo ke, Jeanne C<>o ke to J ose ph Fields, Pauline V. Fields, Lot 29, Junes Addition, Middleport. Lee 0 . Wood, Beatrice WrKld to Terrence D. Conlin, Chrtsllne S. Conli n, '' acre, Hulland. Fra nk Hera ld, ,Jr ., Mary Jane Hera ld to Buckeye Hural Electric Co., Ease., Hut! and . St <Jte of Ohio to Meigs County , Journa l Entry, Me1gs. State of Ohio to Meigs County. Parcels, Meigs. Stutc of Ohio to Meigs Co unty , J ournal Entry, Department. 'Pediatric - otologica l · diagnostic clinic was held May IS with D~. Howard Lowery , otologist, examining 16 children and two adults. Several were referred for surgery. The City Health Department personnel sponsored a blood pres sure scr ee ning clinic May 18. The Ohio Department of Health declared May as Hypertension Month, and requested local health departments to participate in some scr eening function. The clinic was held Departn renl of Health to the chronic disease division. Cindy She ff ie ld , R.N., Betty Kochel, clerk, and James Boste r , sanitarian , attended the annual Ohi o Publi c Hea lth Assoc iati on meeting at Salt Fork State Park, May 24-25. LARGE SIZE bow, rine., shotgun, handgun . care of game and wrlderness first aid . The kn owledge of ha ndlin g fireamlS, the role of conserva tion and being properly prepared before going afield ma ke a safe hunter, Lyles Stout I ruops, as well as mdil•iduals, s hould take adva ntage of this course . A t "l"rful Oh1o Safe Hunter Patch and an Ohio Safe Hunter Cert ification Ca rd is presented to each person missions in a census of 46, di scharges eight, nu rsing visits 193, Home Health aide 103, physical therapy 60 , male registered nurse one, with total reimbursible visits 366. The total ·received in May was $5,511.50 and the total billed $2,912.60. Total adjust· ment to date was $1 ,000, and the amount yet to adjust is $2,432. An orthopedic clinic was held May 5. Among the children were l wo from the ci~ examined by Dr. Donald Thaler. Paula Crace, R.N., assisted from the City Health our o a and watch your TOTAL FOOD BILL GO Retails eHective thru Sat., J.u.n.e_1.7,_19·7·8-··-·."--'."'·"""-".... .,.-.......................... - ......--,.....,,.;•:•:•"':..... ,:~· --------.. vis!On .1nd the hunter , the f~eld anesthet~l; Hennan Dillon, licensed physical therapist ; Margaretta Williams, RN ; and Susan Taylor, RN. They found one inactive chart with out dosag e of medication of plan of treatment, and it was corrected Immediately. All recommendations were made to Virginia Killin, RN, who is the agency supervisor . Total admissions for · the agency were nine with 212 nursing visits. . For Home Health alone, the summary showed . five new admissions and two read· GALLIPOUS - Month's summary of Gallipolis City Health District acitivit~s was highlighted b~ .the Second Paltent Chntcal Record Review, completed May 31, a 60·day review of 11 admissi ons , five discharges, and three assigned to physical therapy . Nine active nursing and Home Health Aide services were reviewed, and 10 inactive skUied nursing and Home Health Aide services. The r eviewers were Doris Clark, RN; Bette Wilson, certified. registered nurse ee days con fi neme nt, license suspend ed 30 days, DWI ; Ma tt hew E . Lon g, Kerdsvi tl e, $5 and costs, unsafe ve hiel c; Kenneth Rose, Rt. 1, Port land , and Ril'hard W. Salser, Parkersburg. $10 and costs each. speeding; Burl Coleman, Reedsville, $200 and ('us ts, two years prubat wn. manufal'luri ng illegal liquor. Betty McKnight, Rt. I, Middl eport, $15 and costs, speeding; Sheila M. Hannan. Summary released by city health department in the City Fire Department. Participating in t he screening were Vi'rg ini a Killin, RN, Paula Crace, RN, Cindy Sheffi eld, RN , from the City Hea lth Depal'\u•en"' Al so assisting ~ilh the screening were three senior nursi ng student s, from Holzer Medical Center School . of Nursing; Jackie Wood· ward, Barbara Sims, Cathy Wall. Belly Koebel and Cathy Bostic performed lhe clerical duties. . One hundred fifty indi vid uals were scree ned with 47 referred for rescreening May 26; 26 individuals were rechecked . A report of the hypertension cltnic with newspa per release wa s sent to the Ohio POLAR BARS •••••• ·--•·•••·... 81' _._""' Choc. Chip or V1nila • • n .... ,... 71' u-.a• CRACKERS ...................78 c """""' rf,flliM •• ,_ .., 98' DRINK MIXES ............ t -IU~t. Ctn. MIH•I•..,. , Jlf CIIAMI 01 CIUNCNI SALAD DRESSING ••••••• "·.... BRIDGE PROCEEDS CHAH I.ESTON. W.VA. IUPIJ <he U.S. Coast Guard Frrd ay gav~ its approval tu a final cnvlrpnmental impart statPmcnt nn t he pr oposed Weirton.Steubenvilic Bridge. Gov. Jay Rockefeller said , joini n ~ Sen. .Jennings Randolp h, D-W.Va .. in a joint statement . ~!f. ~~.P~~~.. ~ ........... 81' PAPER PLATES ...........,,':::·81' PEANUT BUnER ••••••• ••·,::..·SJ3I •• 0 ' L 0 ~ 0 .. .. .. 0 ,. . . . ~ ... j �A-j - TI1e Sunday Times-Sentinel, SWlday. June 11, 1978 Ninth annual R egaua Baton Twirling Festival set 19 fined, 11 forfeit bonds in Meig~ Court POMEROY - Nineteen defendants were fined and 11 other s forfeited bonds in Meigs Co unty Court Friday. Fined by Judge Robert E. Buck were Alma J . Britton, Middleport. $1 5 and costs, left of center ; Charles 1.. Neut· zlin g. Lan gsv ille , $5 and costs, speed; Myles Randa ll ~lake, Reedsville, costs only, possession of drugs ; Donna L. Whit ley. Chesapea ke and CarQ I A l"vc, Westerville. $25 and costs each. fishing without a license. Betty A Colema n, Columbus. $14 and costs. speeding; Duane L. Sidders, Middleport, $150 and costs. 1hree Ill. 1. Rutland $23 and costs. s p eedin~; Mi chae l Guess, Tuppers Pla ins, $40 an d costs. $25 suspended, unsafe vehicle; J ohn McCloud , Middl eport, $10 and C(>SlS, left of cent er; Taylor Hawkins, Middleport. $11 and costs, speeding. Wilbur Simms, Jr.. No r· folk, Va ., $100 and costs. no operator's license. $150 and cos ts, three days con· M- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday , June II, 1978 POMEHOY - The ninth annual Big Bend Regatta Jerry Anthony , Akron, James E. Anderson, Rutland, Raym on d R. . Mun cy , Dinguss. W. Va., and Robert D. McCoy, Man , W. Va., $30 .5~ each, speeding ; Brian C. R1tchhart, Syra cuse, $40.!i0, no sa fety equipment ; Robert D. Richardson, Rt. 1, Reedsv ill e, $130.50, no opera tor 's li ce nse; Keith Handl ey , Ches hire , $50, disorderl y conduct; Gary M. Johnson. Racine, $28, failure to yield ; RichardT. Kern, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, $61.50, speeding. fin emcnl , li cense suspended 30 days, DW!; Fred Miller, Jr ., Racine , $100 and costs, $70 suspended, nu cycle en· dorsemenl: Clark Sn ell. Da yton, $100 and costs, reck less operation, $150 and cust s, driving und er su.pension. Forfeit in g bon ds were Danny Robson . Rt. 3, Pomeroy , $360.50, DWI; Kenneth Wheeler, Gallipolis, strutting, and modeling . The " Miss Rega!ta Majorett e Queens," and runners-up will be judged in pretty dresses or long gown s, and three places will be awarded in the following age divisions : 0-li, 7-8, 9·10, 11· I 2, Balun Twirling Festival will be held Sunday, June 18, at the Meigs High School in Pomeroy according lo Judy Riggs , Contest Director. The competition, sa nc tioned by the National Baton Twirling Association, will get und er way atl2:30 p.m. and will run the remainder of the afternoon. Food for the event is being prepared by th e Meigs Local Band Boosters. Twirlers from five stales t,ook part in last year's com· po:lilion. Appr oxi m ately 300 beautiful trophies will be awarded to the winners in the various divisions of twirling, FIRM INCORPORATED COLUMBUS - Articles of incorporation.have been fil ed in· Columbus with Secretary of State Ted W. Brown by WESAM Construction , Inc., Samuel Ray Karr and Thomas Wesley KarT . Agent is Samuel Ray Karr, Route 3, Pomeroy, Ohio. Cheste r 9B!i·3595, or late entries will be taken al 11 a.m . on the morning .of the cont est. Spectators · are welcome at the contest. lJ.l4 , 15·16, 17-20. Other special events will feature the divisions of fire and knives solos, alon g w1lh Corps and Team co m· petit ions. Other · events are Beginner, Int ermediate, and Advanced Solos, all strutting, and modeling divisions; 2c baton, Hoop, and · Flag ; Parade !'rlajorette; Milit ary , and Duels. Four " Hi-Point Trophies" will be awarded along with the travel trophy and the teachers awards. Entries are sti ll bein g accepted , and any l wiri er . wishing to enter may do so by contacting Mrs. Riggs at PSYCHOLOGIST PCMEROY ~ Plans are being made by the Meigs Count y Board of Education to ~mploy a second psychologist to serve lhe schools of the county. The board has issued a bu s driver certificate to Gloria Diler and the next regular meeting has been set for Monday , July 3, a change in the regular meeting date. Hunter safety course planned POMEROY - A hunter safety and conserva tion co urse will be conducted by Stal e Game Protector Any l.y!es on June 13. 14 and 17 at the lzaa<' Walt on Farm nca r Bashan in Mei gs County. The co urse is now man· datury in26 states. Class lrme is from 7 to 9 p.m. on June 13 and H and from I to 5 p.m. on June 17. Students must be 12 or ulder. ThoSe lnlerested in the course ma y registe r by calling 985-3947. The hunt er sa fety and co nser vati on co urse will cove r not on ly I he safe handling of fireanns in the field. but at home as well. Volunteer inst ru cto rs will assist Lyles with the course . The course will cover lhe hunt er and co nservation . ~a me rdent ificall on, the hunt er's responsibilities. Shop Pennyfare week in and week out DOWN •"TOTAL DOWN PRICES" mean will be priced less to keep your total "TOTAL DOWN PRICES. II OPEN DAILY 8 til 9 SUNDAY 10 til 6 SUPER MARKETS CALIF. NEW LONG WHITE FLORIDA Sweet Corn Potatoes FRESH CRISP GREEN SOUTHERN Peppers Peaches 10-lb.Bag RED RADISHES. wn. OPEN DAILY 8 to 9 SUNDAY 10 til 6 SUPER MARKETS Retails eHective thru June 17, 1978 • ........ '"ript ,, .................. "-• Ill ...... ..... ..w ,, . .,.. Jilt,..,...... ,.,~'-' ...,.,.. SW.EET RIPE CALIFORNIA RED SWEET & JUICY CALIFORNIA Canta Ioupe CALIFORNIA SUNKIST VALENCIA Plums N eetarines Oranges ROMAINE Lettuce ONIONS. 39( .~·49c SQUASH ••••••••••. 29C ONiONS , , , • , 2 39c GIEEN 01 YELLOW •• •••• SPANISH RED RIPE WHOLE ••• ••••• lb. buncheo "CALIFOINIA" BING CHERRIES •• .; lb. Chuck Steafl Ground Beef Beef PattieMi~ s S-Ibs. or More 3-lbo. or More oq $ Sliced Beef Liver • •••• poultS out. U.S.O.A. CHOICIIIlf RO UND BON! lb. U.S.D.A. CHOICIBIIF • lb. - LOIN QUARTER Cube PorfiChops Steall Sliced Loin Side Property 89 $ Transfers lb. U.S.D.A. CKOICIIIIf IONillll lb. over J.Jbi . U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF Meigs BONE·IN lb. lb. $}19 ''( LEMONS. • 6 A.W. M . Ci-!rpen\!'r , third Patriar ch; I s~•a c M(•ore. fourth ; T. A. Vmlun. f1fth ; H. H. Lee. mth : II. S. Deurn , seventh ; W. H. Moorehead. eight, and Lewis Billings, grandfather of the late 1.. \3 . Shaw. eight and in(·uwbent . Constitution uf the State of Ohio. Constitutuiun (J f the UnitC'd Stat es. Odes sung at the co rnerstone la yint{ May 5, FRESH LARGE SIZE CALIFORNIA " DOLE" URGE SIZE tor $ 235 - Chicken IIJ. e I I e 1b.JSc Porfl Chops J.ees. $1 09 U.S.D.A. CHOICE IEEf THICK CUT :Bottom Round .•.••••. ,.. $ 229 $ • »:~ 5 lb g. Oil' UIOliNA AIGO PEAS. •• • • q $ YOGURTs ,.,..,;es. COUNTRY STYLE SpareRibs Hb.l ·ot. c.. • • 22' 28( •·•1.''"· SLIMJ FROZEN h Frene Fries l·lb. ~z.lag $129 LIAN GROUND lllf f"m"lr Ground Chuck ,;::.. • ... ll!U l!AN GROUND lllf ''"""'' Ground Round ••. '~;;, • lb.5135 ARMOUR -lb.$11- 9 Hot Dogs ....... 1PI,. STU 1-lb. Loaf 14-oz. Can 34' 38( ••• •·•b c.. 32c VIENNA SAUSAGE s... c'" !~~!~!1 ~~.E~ ':o!l",~.,.,. 28c STOIIIT APPLESAUCE Juice kz.Can · 7' OffLABil • • 4.1 S·ol. Bar AIMOUI .TREESWEET FROZEN 0 ranee CAAIISSTH SOAP. B THOROFARE Mushroom & PIECES STEMS 4-oz. Can SWEET RELISH. • • • • • • lO·ol . Jor lTOKill l-Ib. FRUIT COCKTAIL •• ~:: THREE DIAMOND Pineapple Sliced, Crushed, Chunlc 1-lb. ~~. Can 38( 42( ht N' Li·,-· Cottage Cheese SOAP PADS •••• IO·ti. Pif.44' MillTU TOAlTID COCOIIUT 48( MARSHMALLOWS1.1...... THOIOIAiflOfT 48( MARGARINE • • • Jjb . ,.,. Chuell Roast Rich's Coffee Rich BLADE CUT 32-oz. Ctn. FROZEN 48( .s~~~~~~!.... 54c !!~~~R~~, , •, , , ,68( MASHED POTATOES~;: · !!~~G~:~ RIADGIRMAN TNOIOfARI 48 SALAD MUSTARDt ·~'~·!,s.... C POTATO SALAD •ss~· ,., 54c SPAGHEnl SAUCE ::~~·,~. 68( ARGO lltCID U.S. POLT UOWN 1101111 78' PEACHES. • •• ,.,•.u. ..c.. 48c SUGAR ...... • 2-lb . ... 66' CATSUP •••••• "tliiUII HUIIGRT JACIIIISTANT uthcr " mcchamekti". ,\ Jso Jlot . .. BRAVO l2-ot . • , . . AUSTIN'S A·f Bleach I -Gallon S•OFFLAIEL , Star Tuna 011 CHUNK LIGHT With or With Water Fa~eo Beverages Orange, Root Beer Strawberry Shoulder Roast C:l court house ;~nd a jail. There · were six attorneys a1 law. si x docturs and SI X rmmstcrs. Dther contents of lht• box wcrr eop1cs of the Ci ncmnati Daily Gazell e, Ma v 3. 1858, Gallia Free Press. ;-~,,v. 12, 182>. published by Janws 11 arper ; and the Weekly Democrat Dispatch. Thursday. May 6, IB5B. Vol. II , No . 23. L,aJJiptdlS, (i('o r ge LJ . lleba rd . publi,hcr. More matcrHll was prepared t<• go with the cuntenls of thr old box, Rll uf which was supposed Ill be placed In the new build in~ - Beymer's BLENND CONCENTRATE Orange/Lemon 22-oz. ~t. T. S. lb. l! u.s.D.l . CHOICIIIIf ,..... ,. , . . . •. 2 .Beans REGULAR or THIN l·lb. Plcg • S :JS lb. . • • • ••• TMOIOJAII U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEf lONE LESS IIJ. U.S.D.A. CHOICIIEEF - Rib Steak 1a! Polish Sausage • • ARMOUR SIAl Beef Hot Dogs • • Po•.,b.s1H . Sliced Bacon • • • • Pkg1-lb.$11.! Short Rills Foods JIOO'I sumtOR U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEf Bread DEEP BROWN lb. lb. IIMl ·IONiliSS STATE FARE HEINZ $SliCED Rljq $ Ill. Spaehetti BEEF CHUNKS YACPAK Libby PRINCE leader ; P. A. Sanns, W. H. M o r e he a d . J a rn e s Mullineaux , J . ,\1 . S. Nf'al . Wm .MPrr·isun, W. (' . Hayward , 1\li s~ F . H';trrup, Miss Harrop. Mrss M. J Dunlap. M1 ss Irene 'lea l. Miss Carulinr Hrat . nnd !\.1r~. P. A. Sanns. Cincinnati Dally Enqu1n·r, April 21. 1858. "Tiw Ark", Odd Fellows rrllrrll hi) f<,r December IB55. The r;:rllia Republr ca n, publr shcd at Vinton by An se lm T. Holcomb. Vol Ill . 'lo. 27. April 29. t858 . c;alll poli ' Juur·ntd, Jame s 1-i arper, editor and pru prr etiJ f, VoL XXVIII. No. 23. April2~ . 1858. " Our County". a p;:lpl•r chronicling f'\'t:'nl.<:; fn ,nl the dJS CIJvery of Ameri l'a lo the laying of the cornerstone. The board of cducat 1un was named as Th omas Wilkinson, pres.; Da vtd Hebard. sec.; l{ubert lllack, A. II'. Wood, Ludlow l. L;mglcy anti James Vanden . James Bu chana n wa s President <•f the U S an d St~ hnon P. Cha st· . Govrrno r 1Jf Ohw. J11seph H11 11t was M8yo r of (;Allipnl ls The populati nn of thr town wus 2HO . According to tlw l.·hrur11 clc, Ga ll ipolis had !hen 25 reta il ~1orcs, thr(•e groecrie.s, fou r clolhing Sh•rcs, tw1 1 !itcam nour mills, t ~ o stea m sa w mills, two l<.lnneric!i , lwo saddle sho p~. two shor SIIWCS, four bla cksmith shops, se ven c·hurchcs and a guud supply uf I RIB QUARTER Chle•en Pepperoni Piua "·"••·"•· • • Alpo Food DelMonte Corn 2-oz.Ccm WHOU KIRNIL Pork Loin Roast • • • • • lnd FAMILY PAK •WHOLE Perch Fillets . ... •• "' 1 1.55 Cod Fillets ..... ,. "' 51.59 JIIIO '\ $ Cheese Pina .. ,., ,., 1.09 lfll(rt $ Hamburg Pina ..... ,., 1.09 Chicken Parts Pork Loin Roast • Iorge Frozen FAMILYPAK $ I '?a.t~t4 ~~ lOIN HAlf HamCUTWhole or Portion • ... to.99c Top Round Steak .• lb . CINT£1 ijJ.D.A. CMOICIBUI $279 tye of Round Steak • lb. - Ham Slices •. , • • • lb 51i! AIIIOUR !TARo SVo• . $119 UMOUR SIAl t-\b .$111 Sliced Lunch Meats t:;~~ - Sliced Bacon • • • • Pig . Breasts I 1358. The members of th ~ choir were J. C. CcmmbeH. Ill HAlf U.I .D.A. Cl!OlCIIIIf Shoulder Steak . •••• cc m'lplcting the course. Leg or Breast Quarters U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEf FRESH Economiealllterneti'lt To Ground Beef plans for the new building . 'The box wa s opened by Tim and Bub Lew is, who cut a ho le in the .metal and cut the lid off. The box had been sealed airtight, and the papers were well preserved. Judge Mau ck look out the papers and read lhern . In the lid of thi s box was a paper :with th is flotation : GallipoliS, May lsl, IB5B. "Thi s copper box I, James M. Hanna, made fur the Free Maisons of Ga llipolis, Ohio .'' In pencil was written .on another-pape r "C. H. Shaefer, burn Ill Pittsburgh . Slate of Penn· sylvania , A.D. 1844 . "The finder of this will remember this, "That he and I w1ll meet m blifs." ·' J. M. Hanna born in Gall ipolis, Ohio, Au gust 9t h, 1836, the find er of this wi ll know that C. H. Shaefer was an apprentice undt!r J. :v1 . Hanna at the time this box was madfwfiu goodbye. Yours truly , J .M.II. " 01her papers included in the contents of thl' box were : Cincinnati Dai ly Enquirer. May 2, 1B5B. Rules and by law s of Lhe Sons of Temperance Sept. 22. 1849. Aet of ln co rpurt~ti nn. the Town of Gallip(JliS, Orcl!nante in Force Jan . 1, 1852. James Harper, pri nter. Constitution, G(;l]]i(;l C1rde of !he Brolherlw ud of the Union JB58 Th is conlH in ed u paper with the follow1 n~ list of names : Daniel l' . T. Benedict. fir st patri<irLh : t'. 99( PINEAPPLE .......... • copper box and di scussed Vu nce, secr, nd P<ttriarth: PRODUC Ropning ,b69c Chickens S 178 "b Sf k RI ea S Vetera ns Memorial Hospital Admitted - Pau l Hudson, P<>lllcroy; Br>nny Shaffer, P1,mcroy; Lelah Hendrix , P1J mcr oy: Man e Custer, Pumcroy; Dai sy Taylor , Middleport. Discha rged Ezra Barrett, Sharon Wi se, Dorothy Wri ~ht . GALLIPOLIS On Tuesday, October 8, 1929, the contents of a copper .box , found in the cornerstone or raze d Union School , wa s bro u ~ht to view be[nre a NAMES OM11TED large crowd at a public In recent Pony League meeting of the board of Betton, names omitted that educat1un at the high 'chool led the Pomeroy A's were auditorium. · Ruger Kovalchik with a triple Judge R. J . Mauck and Mark Friend with a prcs id eQ over th e publi c double. meetin g for the open inl! 11f the more items that you buy each week down. You get total savings with our. b. lb. Mc1gs ,. ,;;;:;~a;;~ """1 f vignettes. • • I $ lb. Kenneth D. Coo ke, Jeanne C<>o ke to J ose ph Fields, Pauline V. Fields, Lot 29, Junes Addition, Middleport. Lee 0 . Wood, Beatrice WrKld to Terrence D. Conlin, Chrtsllne S. Conli n, '' acre, Hulland. Fra nk Hera ld, ,Jr ., Mary Jane Hera ld to Buckeye Hural Electric Co., Ease., Hut! and . St <Jte of Ohio to Meigs County , Journa l Entry, Me1gs. State of Ohio to Meigs County. Parcels, Meigs. Stutc of Ohio to Meigs Co unty , J ournal Entry, Department. 'Pediatric - otologica l · diagnostic clinic was held May IS with D~. Howard Lowery , otologist, examining 16 children and two adults. Several were referred for surgery. The City Health Department personnel sponsored a blood pres sure scr ee ning clinic May 18. The Ohio Department of Health declared May as Hypertension Month, and requested local health departments to participate in some scr eening function. The clinic was held Departn renl of Health to the chronic disease division. Cindy She ff ie ld , R.N., Betty Kochel, clerk, and James Boste r , sanitarian , attended the annual Ohi o Publi c Hea lth Assoc iati on meeting at Salt Fork State Park, May 24-25. LARGE SIZE bow, rine., shotgun, handgun . care of game and wrlderness first aid . The kn owledge of ha ndlin g fireamlS, the role of conserva tion and being properly prepared before going afield ma ke a safe hunter, Lyles Stout I ruops, as well as mdil•iduals, s hould take adva ntage of this course . A t "l"rful Oh1o Safe Hunter Patch and an Ohio Safe Hunter Cert ification Ca rd is presented to each person missions in a census of 46, di scharges eight, nu rsing visits 193, Home Health aide 103, physical therapy 60 , male registered nurse one, with total reimbursible visits 366. The total ·received in May was $5,511.50 and the total billed $2,912.60. Total adjust· ment to date was $1 ,000, and the amount yet to adjust is $2,432. An orthopedic clinic was held May 5. Among the children were l wo from the ci~ examined by Dr. Donald Thaler. Paula Crace, R.N., assisted from the City Health our o a and watch your TOTAL FOOD BILL GO Retails eHective thru Sat., J.u.n.e_1.7,_19·7·8-··-·."--'."'·"""-".... .,.-.......................... - ......--,.....,,.;•:•:•"':..... ,:~· --------.. vis!On .1nd the hunter , the f~eld anesthet~l; Hennan Dillon, licensed physical therapist ; Margaretta Williams, RN ; and Susan Taylor, RN. They found one inactive chart with out dosag e of medication of plan of treatment, and it was corrected Immediately. All recommendations were made to Virginia Killin, RN, who is the agency supervisor . Total admissions for · the agency were nine with 212 nursing visits. . For Home Health alone, the summary showed . five new admissions and two read· GALLIPOUS - Month's summary of Gallipolis City Health District acitivit~s was highlighted b~ .the Second Paltent Chntcal Record Review, completed May 31, a 60·day review of 11 admissi ons , five discharges, and three assigned to physical therapy . Nine active nursing and Home Health Aide services were reviewed, and 10 inactive skUied nursing and Home Health Aide services. The r eviewers were Doris Clark, RN; Bette Wilson, certified. registered nurse ee days con fi neme nt, license suspend ed 30 days, DWI ; Ma tt hew E . Lon g, Kerdsvi tl e, $5 and costs, unsafe ve hiel c; Kenneth Rose, Rt. 1, Port land , and Ril'hard W. Salser, Parkersburg. $10 and costs each. speeding; Burl Coleman, Reedsville, $200 and ('us ts, two years prubat wn. manufal'luri ng illegal liquor. Betty McKnight, Rt. I, Middl eport, $15 and costs, speeding; Sheila M. Hannan. Summary released by city health department in the City Fire Department. Participating in t he screening were Vi'rg ini a Killin, RN, Paula Crace, RN, Cindy Sheffi eld, RN , from the City Hea lth Depal'\u•en"' Al so assisting ~ilh the screening were three senior nursi ng student s, from Holzer Medical Center School . of Nursing; Jackie Wood· ward, Barbara Sims, Cathy Wall. Belly Koebel and Cathy Bostic performed lhe clerical duties. . One hundred fifty indi vid uals were scree ned with 47 referred for rescreening May 26; 26 individuals were rechecked . A report of the hypertension cltnic with newspa per release wa s sent to the Ohio POLAR BARS •••••• ·--•·•••·... 81' _._""' Choc. Chip or V1nila • • n .... ,... 71' u-.a• CRACKERS ...................78 c """""' rf,flliM •• ,_ .., 98' DRINK MIXES ............ t -IU~t. Ctn. MIH•I•..,. , Jlf CIIAMI 01 CIUNCNI SALAD DRESSING ••••••• "·.... BRIDGE PROCEEDS CHAH I.ESTON. W.VA. IUPIJ <he U.S. Coast Guard Frrd ay gav~ its approval tu a final cnvlrpnmental impart statPmcnt nn t he pr oposed Weirton.Steubenvilic Bridge. Gov. Jay Rockefeller said , joini n ~ Sen. .Jennings Randolp h, D-W.Va .. in a joint statement . ~!f. ~~.P~~~.. ~ ........... 81' PAPER PLATES ...........,,':::·81' PEANUT BUnER ••••••• ••·,::..·SJ3I •• 0 ' L 0 ~ 0 .. .. .. 0 ,. . . . ~ ... j �Dr~ Payne named district councilor A·7 - The Sunday Times-Sentinel, SWlday, June II, 1978 Daphne Resch named pastor A.<, - The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday , June 11, 1978 ---------------------------1 Area Deaths 1 I • , 1 1 CARL CHEV ALlt:R and sister·in·law of Ga rnet BELPR E Ca rl Betz, died recently at her 01evalier, 67, a resident of home at Eleanor. W. \'a . Waterford and former She was 65 years old. She resident of Long Bottom, died had four children: Evelyn Sa t urd ay morning around Rutan, Ravenswood, W. \'a.; 2:30 a.m. follo wing an ex· J udy Johns, SP<>kane, Wash.; tended illness. Donald , Chicago: Billy, of He wa s born a t Long Poca. W. Va ., and several Boltom on May 19, 1911 , SQn grand an d great·grand· of the late John and Ethel chtldren. Coates Chevalier. He moved Sile was a very active to Waterford in 1967. member of the U.S. church Funeral services will be also an Eastern Star and he ld at Spen ce r Fune ral Senior Citize ns. She was Home, Belp r e. 2 p. m. postmaster of Eleanor Tuesday, wtth Rev. po st office fo r 25 yea rs, Lawrence Craig offtc iating. having retired from there two Burtal will be in Sand Hill years ago. . Cemetery, Long Bottom. Attending services from Fncnds may call at the Ga Uipo lis were Garnet and funeral home on Sunday after Farrell Betz, Lanna Waugh 7 p.m. and Jimmie Hale. The Raynes Funeral Home, Buffal o, cond ucted th e funeral. MRS. BEN DUNCAN Burial was in Beach Grove GALLIPOLIS - Margue Cemetcrv at Eleanor, W. Va. Duncan, wtfe of Ben Duncan . Y:~~ •••.9~../ ?Jtt. uuurr.,: ...~... Heulth mnsumers ultimate lo.~ ers June 9, 1978 consta nt effort is made to Gallia Countv Commission eva luate what is available on the market that would better Gallia County. Courthouse serve the consumer public. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 It does not benefit the public to have ambulance Dea r Sirs: 1have been most distressed service if th ey do not know to learn that Southeast Ohio how to access it. By the same Emergency Medi cal Services token, it often does not benefit tSEOEMSl will terminate a heart attack victim to have s upport vehicles servtre tn Gallia County at life 12:01 a.m. Monday, June 12. ava ilabl e if they reach him It is my st rong fee ling that even ten mlnutes aft er his the ultimate losers in this hea rt has stopped. and no situati on wi ll be t he hea lth bystander has been trained to consumer. I drive through keep him alive by a technique Gallia County not tn · of art ificial circulation and frequently. both on business ventilation called CPR. A and pleasure You and your system interested in prefamilie s live there and would hospital excellence of care most certainly want the ver y will offer classes and in· best pr e· hospita1 ca re !ormation abo ut EMS in CPR to the public on a continulng ava ila ble. An emergency medical bases. SEOEMS offer s all of thi s system 1s more than the ambu lance on the street. and more. To see this kind of Bel1i nd tha t s ire n and se rvi ~ no longer availa ble to fla sh in~ light are - or should the residents of Gallia County be - a n eff ec ti ve com· IS a terrible waste - the muni cations system where ultimate waste - human life from t he second the con· and health. Sirtcerely, sumer ca lls the system starts Ruth Zika (L. K. J to upcrate: dispatching the vehicle, talking to the hospttal from the vehicle, se nding, perh a ps a EKG telemet ry signa l tu the rece tvt ng hos pital. a nd pe rhaps dispat ching othe r needed vehtcl.es or publi c sa fety personnel to the scene. Behind that li ~h t and siren shou ld also be trained per· sonne l whu do not step on b"a rd until they are either baste EMT trained or have an addition state ·a pproved advanced training at the paramedi c lev el. Th ese people sho ul d ha ve co n· ltn uUJg educa tion to insure that their skills '1ay at a high level of profi ciency and so that ne w equtpm ent can be used effectively It IS im perative that their eqotpmc nt be tn goo d operating orde r and that a SIGNS LEG ISLATION COLU MBUS rUPI J Legtslat\CJn designed to better regulate credit unions, small loan compantes and pawn· brnkers in Ohiu has been signed by Gov. James A. Hhodcs. The bipart tsan btll , sought by the Rhodes administration was stgned Frida y. lt will be tmplcmented next Jan. 1. TRANSFER OF KEYS closes deal by which ownership of The FurnitW"e House in Vinton goes to Ivan and Reva Ca rdwell, who are on the right in this Times· Sentinel newsphoto. Herb and Jean Moore a nd Elsie McCoy are the former owners, whose last day as propnetors of the store was yesterday (Saturdav). The new owners will change the name of the busin ess tO Vinton Horne FW"nish ings. Next door in the bJckground is the Vinton post offi ce. Vinton store has VIN TON - A Vinton boy chief warrant off icer aft er 17 and gi rl ha vc come home and yea rs in the Air Force and have purchased the Fur· three years in the Anny. fi e nllu re House . Tomo rrow mana ged Rutland fl ume 1Monday ) is the fi rst day for Furn ish ings at The Pla ins its opera ti on und er th e from 1972 to the surruner of ownership of Iva n and Reva 1977 . Since last summer Iva n Ca rdwell has bee n working as Ca rdwell . They bought the store from a fact ory representative for Herb and Jea n Moore and four compa nies in furn iture Elsie McCoy a nd will rename lines. The Cardwells said that it Vint on Home Furnishings . The Cardwells left Vinton ln they woul d mai ntai n t he 1952, he to enter the Air Force sa me hours and the same and she as a 1952 graduate of friendly atmosphere which prevailed under the Moores Vi.fton High School. Ivan retired in 1972 as a and Mrs. McCoy, but they will int rod uce some new product lin es in carp ets, telev ision , washers, a nd By 1980, ne~r l y half uf all dryers. The >t ore is on SR 160 in U.S. fa milies will be earning $15,000 or mo re a year , ar· Vintun·Jackson St. - next eordi n ~ tu The Conference door to the P<>Sl offi ce . Board . l'ul•lr~tu~! f'\ \ .1i I• I ••r ·, \•Hili•• I lr1 llw f'o1L '•Ill•' I 11 \loilllllll'lh,l ITo! f, \1.1 11'111 I" IJ\ II ,IHII\1 .... \ • r ,,, !•· H~'.l J'l111•\ II l ll.llo ' l' ll,t\ ' ' I lUlL' .... I ],,.,, 1 .,n I' 11,11 .1•• •I •· ' I'll' I'' .'!.d'il jt,,~(,h'l' IJidl I • .1.• !.t ]'.tid 1/l I .,,,.j f .,;111\'HI/• 1/lil" !'••Ill' t ;\ ) 1UI Ift~ll"d • I'll [I lh \ 1PI'II kindergard. LATCHES ·t)"t Furniturt! St1nlev Steemed scotJ;JJg~· PROTECTION hciPII keep tot.a out ... let& adu lte in . Gallia, Meigs & Vinton Co. Available at: FRunt PHARMACIES ALL LUt:ATIONS s ,I) til ,".tl!ltl ol\ t f I· ot ' How to buy a new car. ~ t to·rhJt•t ll •• tlw no•a .. jl.l/"'' .md ilh" tlu ltot lllm·ll #'l thl t·ll t'! 111' 1 t' UI to become ~involved' Italian. Ger· llotl in tlte deca des after 1880 spurred rnndcrnization in Ar genti na. lll<i kinM it the uwst prosperous. ~ dU<.:i1 tCd and imlustr lltliwd uf the ma· jur Lati n American nations. participant's sa lary . YETP's Purpose of Training Component is to provide students with an · . . introdut1iun to the world of work, to give the student good job-keeping altitudes; and tn provide valuable training with "hands-on" experience , enabling the student to obt ain meanin gful, un subsidi zcd employment. YETP's OJT Tr atn ing Component should not be confused with the Summer Program for Economicall y Disadvantaged Youth, also operated by the Gallia·Meigs Community Action Agency . Any public or private, fur· profit business establishment or in stil uti on wi shing to part icipate or desiring fur· ther information is urged to t'Ontact either Dale Whitt or Hobert McDonnell at the Ga lli a· Meigs Comm unit y Action Agency in Chesh ire. In Ga llia County , the number to ca ll is 367·7342, and in Charles Weekley, Anna J . Meigs Count y, call 992·7000. Weekley to Richard Swain. I acre, Olive. Hysell Run Free Methodist Pu e r to Ril'o was Church, Declaration uf dt, ·nvcred by Christupltcr Trustees. Rutland. Robert D. Jackson. Rose Colum bus on Nov . 9, 1493. 1\t lll'l' clc l.cun conquered it Estep Jackson to Robert ll. fur Spai u iu 1509 and Ja ckso n, Rosie Estep estahltslted the fi rst settle· Jackson, 1 acre, Olive . lllt'lll a t C;;1parra , across the Ea rl Renshaw . dec., to Theresa Renshaw, ccrt . of ba y £rom S<tn .luflll. trans .. Sutton. Pearl Tagga rt , el al., by Th~ Hcpublit'illl Party wa~ James J. Proffitt , Sheriff . to Chester, 0 . fuull(led at ltipon . W1s , Feb John M. Wells, 28'o acres , 985 ·3307 28, 11!54. Lebanon. CHESHIRE - The Gallia · Meigs Com munity Action Agenc y is requesti ng business establishments in the two co unty area lu become involved with the Youth Empl oyment and Training Program (YETP), a CETA , Tille Ill program. This program will provide stud ent partici pants with forty (40 ) hours of On·theJotrTraining (OJT), with a private. for·profit esiablish· rn enl . The Ga llia·Mcigs Communit y Action Agency will reimburse the employer lor up to 50 percent uf the staffs 11 f · I .awrcnce County mi ssioner for eight year s, is a GcnerCJ I Hm>t>ilal in IrOnton Directo r uf the Citizens and Uur J.ady of Bellefonte Nation al Bank in Iron ton and Hospital in Ashland . Ken· a member of the Fi"i United Meth odi st Church. Hi s ck ~ rees fr om Thf' Ohi 1· St ;~ te medical activities incl ude : member , Board of Directors of the Physiciall5 Insur ance Company of Ohio (PICO ), a member of the OSMA Task For ce on Profess ional GALLlPOI.lS - The Gallia Street in Gallipolis from 9:30 day , June t5. ~ p p li c a n ts must be Liabil ity, the Executi ve Meigs Community Action a.m. until4 p.m. Wednesday , Boa rd of the Ohio Valley Agency (C. A.A. ) will be June 14, and at. the Meigs student s a ~ e s 14 to 21, Health Serv ices Founda tion. rctu ming to school 1htgh accepting applications for th e County Courthuu·se from 9::lO sehoul, v u t~ al i ona l school, and the Board of Directors of Summ er Program for a.m. unltl 4 p.m. on 'I'h urs· tcchnlc<.tl school, or coUege ) the Ohio Medical Political Economically Disadva ntaged in the fall. Approximately 175 Acti on Committee . Dr . Pa yne Ynulh (SPEDY) at the Ohio jobs will be available in the and his wife, Leona. have a Burea u of Em pl oymen t lwo counties working for s"" and fuu r da ughters. Service Office on 45 Olive local govern ment uni ts and BAGEHOT FELLOW nun-profit org anizt~tions. NE W YO RK iU PI J Ap plica nts shou ld brtn g Tho mas Hayes of the their Social Security cards Cincinnati Enquirer was one and will be registered by BANK ROBBER . of 10 newspe rsons se lected by C.A.A. perso nnel and also by TOLEDO, Ohio · 1UP! ) the Columbia Univer sity representatives of The Ohio Toledo police, ac ting on a Gradu ate School of Bureau of Employmen t phone tip fr om a suspicious Journalism Friday as Walter Services. Students whn have neighbor. Friday a rrested a Bagehot Fellow s in suspect in two recent city Econom i cs and Business applied at registrations held at all loca l high s<"hools need bank robberies. .JoW"nalism . reapply. Melvin F. Mala nchuc, 41, James A. White, UPI busi· notAppli cants placed in was being held on two counts ness reporter in New York , of aggravated robbery in the was also among Utose chosen summer jobs will work up to Lucas County Ja il. He is fo r th e fuJJ.time stu dy 32 hours a week at a rate of accused of robbing the East program . whi ch is intended to $2.65 per hou r. The Ga lha· Toledo Br anch of the First [urlher the improvemen t of M e i g~ Cum m unity Action Age ncy is an Equal OpNational Bank Thursday of financial reporting. portunity Employer . $1 ,765 and the West Tnledo Bran ch of the United Savings and Loan Bank of $6,000 last Sa turday . Police sa id Mala nchuc was arrested at his home on the tip o[ a neighbor who had recognized several bank sur· ve illance pictures circulated after the robberies. -------------------"'1 no matter what you're looking for in savings or investment certificates... Property Transfers Mode l IIE2!1711 ONLY I RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE BOffiE GAS Racine. 0 . NOWI 949·2020 3-YEAR CERTIFICATE OPEN % ANNUAL / JUST ARRIVED I' ~ OF SUMMER SPORTSWEAR . .........-•"' 40%0FF Workmen's Compensation' Claims Honored HOURS: 8·5 Mon.-Fri ., ..t ..IU!day w• Honor Golden luclteyt Canl PHONE 448·2208 The Commercial Sr. Savings Bank Spri ng Vall ey •• Membe• FD IG \.''·. ..... IU SPRING VALLEY 81 !ifn81DIIlloa::OII.. AlTA CERTIFIED FACILITY Wttcwpl VIlA and Maaltl Clllrlt PHYSICAL THERAPY IIRYICE NOW AYAIL.AILI llllre. H•rman Dillon, RN,IIan... llll,..lutan TeriOr, RN, Alit. Mlllr•rr H..,.ML.Dlllon. L..... T.,o- NOW s4 20 ·~ different • sl5 60 •slacks •short sleeve blazers BEAUTIFUL \ 1/ ' I .\ ' I tJ \ • ••' ' \ ' \" .\ \ I styles of tops • 3 different styles of shorts MINIMUM 11000. ALSO NEWI Available at existing six-month U. S. Treasury Bill rates at time '~\ !I REG. 17 · 126 I 6-MONTH MONEY MARKET CERTIFICATE by a ve1J famous national~ advertised maker .•·· .· •' to.... ..·..··..· ·"'·"'··~.......•..,.Y Bank ' . COMFORTABLE CODON OR SOFT POLYESTER BLENDS AGREAT GROUP .c No w that you 've made a very good deal on yo ur new car , get a very good deal on your new car loa ri . C&S Bank has be t te r terms on your car loa n than just about Silver Bridge Pla za an annual yield of % DAILY I SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA 2. 25 Court Street COMPOUNDED IN THE RATE I ' ' - J_ \ Ca lifornia was admitted as Union's :li st stale on Sept. 9, 11!50. ll~ 11011 pay you the Meigs .' First, shop around for th e ou want. Make the ve ry best ssible with t he car dealer. II~' ) 1'.11 ,.,,tnk·•J t•• ' 'u' u'>t· r,,, Area firms asked ~ I •I ;,x JtUhJi o;tlto llt uf oil I IWII~ t i l~) i<Jldll'" l .a r~ e·srale mall iHtd Spani sh inunigra- / I"'' t'"'l~l ~l),ttt••lllit'> S I~ .rll l lu•·t rrtlllt tJtdo I~) f.l.-t 14)11'1 1 ~ ,!1\!~1 pt'l 11' 01 1 ~1\ tltP!l\h Sll .111 \tun IJUH!lh~ $. Jil 111-d>·· t<otlll'$.!:!. llh•lltltl\ II•• [t.ql\ "-'nltud o>tll" ,,.,,, f '' 1111 l,i\ :ttt•tLllt ' fit Jll il!rt't'tlli NI\Il-.$ 111 1 I~• ~o~lll'll ' J, rMI "'~ milnUl·il til tlttt't IJIHttlll .. $1 J() lit• I ,, Ill"! I l'r• , . 1111,·11111• ll. tl ' ·' University and his M.D. tucky . Dr. Pay ne se r ved .a s de~r ee rn ,m the OSU Colle~e of Medicine. He is on the Lawr ence County Corn· I lrll!ltill' 111 \ t t t'llll;l HUGE perfo~ming e le~hants are a part of the exciting performances of the all new Hoxte BroUters Ctrcus cmmng to Gallipolis on June 21 at Gallia County Junior fa irgrounds from 6 to 8 p.m. To order adva nce fa mily or individual adult and children tickets and save call ticket headquarters 446·2055 Monday Utrough Friday from 9 to 9 or Ray Manley at 992: 2302or 992-3305. The event is being sponsored by the Ga llia·Meigs Fraternal Order or Police. Visa or Maslercharge Welcom e! ! Jili'' I lUll ' $1 ,., llo· l,;tlhp•11'> ll,t dt l,,.Jr,,,,,.,, and holl only up to lDO sq. fl . 61 4·446·4208 r \:,\I I "oP II.'-tl ltWl'llli'i IIA ll'Mi y, ,.,j Offer includes living room CONYALESCENT AIDS ~~~·ltlli 11)1111 oltld ANY LIVING ROOM & HAll 411~ l)oll 1'\t"IILIIL: dll'h'l li;ttl\ ll •'tk If the minute you turn you r head your little mess maker is in your jewelry box or cosmetics making a big mess . . . then you need lli11tiPI'fll'1'd , the child protection latch for cabinets and drawers. It keeps tots out of t he cabinets and drawers you want them 1 kept out of Yet , adult s can get in quickly. And It locks automaticall y when you close th e cabinet or drawer. Put an end to the big messes, installlrbufnynrrt c Hl 7Ei . KI NOERGA.RD CORPQI=IATION Oattll 1.( 7S247 • ' '"JII :-,, , ftU'I·•~ I t:lo ro·tl i'' ~··• •t~ l ,f;t '~ !l!otilliW rrt.>ll<t <•I l'•m.-t••' (l) t• II'H-,\ l tlfl I )1 1 FROM•INGABIG MAKER. incl udes Lawrence, Gallia, Meigs, Sciuto. Pike, Jackson: Vinton and Hocking co unties. A graduate of ironton High Schuul, Dr. Pay ne received his underg radua te and Master of Medical Science 175 jobs available for area youth UTILE The Best Cleaning Your Carpel Ever Had anyone . 1111' I Mil '( ..,,. ... '1' 1'\ t-1 Ill· j 11111 t ~I FINAL PAYMENT GA LLIPOLIS - Gallipolis Cit y Commission, in specia l sess ion ~' r i day aft ern oon . approv ed pay ment of $4 ,488.66 to the Great Amer ican Insurance Co. to complete full settlement on a EDA sewer project involving th e now de fu nc t Morey Construction Co. in the early 1970s. The company had init ially asked for $73 ,050.47 earlier in th e wee k. City Auditor Evelyn Kn ott 's r ecords proved otherwise. The total covered all three contracts on . the Rt. 160 project. Com· missio n waived se cond reading in order to pa ss the ordina nce. CO LUMBUS - Burton Payne, M.D., Ironton, has been elected to se r v ~ as district cuuncilor to the Ohio State Medical Associa tion's executive council. Dr. Payne will represent physic ians from the ninth district whir'h with all types of spiritual and emotional needs, and for her enthusiastic approach to the challenge of being the pastor of a very small rural parish - which was her expressed choice for her first pastorate. In anticipation ol her arrival, the local con· gregation has installed a mobile home on the edge of the church lawn for her use as a parsonage and has redecoraied and improved the church property eX· tensively . Pastor Resch assumed her duties Monday, June 5, and will conduct her fir st worship service on Sunday morning, June 11 at 10:30. The new pastor wUl be worklng at the parsonage most mornings and some evening s. Her telephone number is 367.oo80. changed ownership Suuda y Timt·s-St·ntincl I lho1 CHESHIRE - Little Kyger Congrega tional Christia n Church on Little Kyger Road, Cheshire, has called for its pastor, Miss Daphne Resch of Bowling Green, Ohio. Pastor Resch graduated with a Master of Divinity deg ree from Pr inceton Th eologic al Se min a r y, Princeton, New Jersey on May 31, and will be ordained into the 01ristian ministry on June 23 at what has been her hom e church, Plain Congregational, Bowling Green. She received her Bachelor of Science , ~eg ree, Summa Cum Laude, from Bowling DAPHNE RESCH Green State University with majors in Education of the Hea rin g· lmpair ed and Elementary Edu cation. She has spent a summer in Costa Rica in a missions trainin g program, was Student Min ister for two year s at Pt. Pl easant Presbyterian Church in New GALLIPOLIS - E lev en Jersey , a summer intern at cases were terminated in the Pil g ri m Co ngre gational Gallipolis Municipal Co urt on Chur ch in Green Bay , Friday . Wisconsin , Student Minister Fined or forfeiting bonds were J essie A. Taylor, 18, Gallipo lis, ove rloaded vehicle $61 , insecure load $32 ; Gary suspension. Lemley was also A. Howard . 32. Dayton, speed fined $15 fo r dtsobeying an $39 ; Charla B. Elliott, 30, aut om at ic traffic control Ga 11 ipolis, speed $28.80 ; Lin da L. McMill in, 29, device. Gallipolis, speed $27; Perry A. Tackett , 18, Ewington , speed $42 : Gary A. Warren , 19, reckless operation $50, failure to register vehicle 1 $10; Ma rk Horton, 18, Ga llipoli s, speed $27. Kev in L. Lemley, 22 , Leona rdo, New Jersey, was fin ed $100 and given a 90 day sentence, all but 3 days suspended, for driving under Eleven cases tenninated in Gallia court --------------------------Letters of opinion are welcomed. Tiley shOIIId be less than 300 words long (or be subject to reductloa by the editor ) and must be signed wllb lbe slpee'l ad· dress. Nameo may be wlthbeld IIPOII pubiJcaUon. However, DD requeot, names wffi be dlacl01ed. Letten should be In good taste, addmslq luuet, DOl per· sooaUtles. for the past year at Supplee Memor ial United Pres· byterian Church in Ma· pi e Gl en, Pa . , and has recently been a part of a special program for clinical pastoral care for hospital patients. During her three years at seminary she has been under the special ad· visory program of th e Congregational F oundation for Theological Studies tC.F.T.S.) maintained by the Nation al Association of Con gr ega tional Christian Churches and is actively involved with both the nat10nal and state as· sociat ions of that de· nomination. Pastor Resch has been highly recommended for her deep spiritual commitment , for her ability to relate well with persons of all ages and CLASS STARTS . MONDAY RIO GRANDE - The Adult Ed uca t io n Depa rtment at Buckeye Hill s Career Center announced today the beginning of a sununer Adu lt Basic Edu cation (ABE ) program that will be offered during morn ing and eveni ng hours. The dass starts on June 12 and will be conduc1ed each Monda y and Wednesday mornings fr om 9 a.m. until noon at Bu ckeye Hills Career Center and on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6 until 8 p.m. at Rio Grande College • Comm unity College in Allen Hall , Homn 1. Any person 16 years of age or older ma y enr oll in the program free of ch arge. PASTEL COLORS of purchase. Minimum $10,000.00 Federal Regulations require a substantial penalty for premature withdrawal of the Certificate owner. certificate funds. ~ There is no ~nalty for premature withdrawal in the event of the death of OhioValley Bank Gall ipOl iS. Oh iO Membe• Four Locations To Better Serve You ' .. . . . FDI C �Dr~ Payne named district councilor A·7 - The Sunday Times-Sentinel, SWlday, June II, 1978 Daphne Resch named pastor A.<, - The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday , June 11, 1978 ---------------------------1 Area Deaths 1 I • , 1 1 CARL CHEV ALlt:R and sister·in·law of Ga rnet BELPR E Ca rl Betz, died recently at her 01evalier, 67, a resident of home at Eleanor. W. \'a . Waterford and former She was 65 years old. She resident of Long Bottom, died had four children: Evelyn Sa t urd ay morning around Rutan, Ravenswood, W. \'a.; 2:30 a.m. follo wing an ex· J udy Johns, SP<>kane, Wash.; tended illness. Donald , Chicago: Billy, of He wa s born a t Long Poca. W. Va ., and several Boltom on May 19, 1911 , SQn grand an d great·grand· of the late John and Ethel chtldren. Coates Chevalier. He moved Sile was a very active to Waterford in 1967. member of the U.S. church Funeral services will be also an Eastern Star and he ld at Spen ce r Fune ral Senior Citize ns. She was Home, Belp r e. 2 p. m. postmaster of Eleanor Tuesday, wtth Rev. po st office fo r 25 yea rs, Lawrence Craig offtc iating. having retired from there two Burtal will be in Sand Hill years ago. . Cemetery, Long Bottom. Attending services from Fncnds may call at the Ga Uipo lis were Garnet and funeral home on Sunday after Farrell Betz, Lanna Waugh 7 p.m. and Jimmie Hale. The Raynes Funeral Home, Buffal o, cond ucted th e funeral. MRS. BEN DUNCAN Burial was in Beach Grove GALLIPOLIS - Margue Cemetcrv at Eleanor, W. Va. Duncan, wtfe of Ben Duncan . Y:~~ •••.9~../ ?Jtt. uuurr.,: ...~... Heulth mnsumers ultimate lo.~ ers June 9, 1978 consta nt effort is made to Gallia Countv Commission eva luate what is available on the market that would better Gallia County. Courthouse serve the consumer public. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 It does not benefit the public to have ambulance Dea r Sirs: 1have been most distressed service if th ey do not know to learn that Southeast Ohio how to access it. By the same Emergency Medi cal Services token, it often does not benefit tSEOEMSl will terminate a heart attack victim to have s upport vehicles servtre tn Gallia County at life 12:01 a.m. Monday, June 12. ava ilabl e if they reach him It is my st rong fee ling that even ten mlnutes aft er his the ultimate losers in this hea rt has stopped. and no situati on wi ll be t he hea lth bystander has been trained to consumer. I drive through keep him alive by a technique Gallia County not tn · of art ificial circulation and frequently. both on business ventilation called CPR. A and pleasure You and your system interested in prefamilie s live there and would hospital excellence of care most certainly want the ver y will offer classes and in· best pr e· hospita1 ca re !ormation abo ut EMS in CPR to the public on a continulng ava ila ble. An emergency medical bases. SEOEMS offer s all of thi s system 1s more than the ambu lance on the street. and more. To see this kind of Bel1i nd tha t s ire n and se rvi ~ no longer availa ble to fla sh in~ light are - or should the residents of Gallia County be - a n eff ec ti ve com· IS a terrible waste - the muni cations system where ultimate waste - human life from t he second the con· and health. Sirtcerely, sumer ca lls the system starts Ruth Zika (L. K. J to upcrate: dispatching the vehicle, talking to the hospttal from the vehicle, se nding, perh a ps a EKG telemet ry signa l tu the rece tvt ng hos pital. a nd pe rhaps dispat ching othe r needed vehtcl.es or publi c sa fety personnel to the scene. Behind that li ~h t and siren shou ld also be trained per· sonne l whu do not step on b"a rd until they are either baste EMT trained or have an addition state ·a pproved advanced training at the paramedi c lev el. Th ese people sho ul d ha ve co n· ltn uUJg educa tion to insure that their skills '1ay at a high level of profi ciency and so that ne w equtpm ent can be used effectively It IS im perative that their eqotpmc nt be tn goo d operating orde r and that a SIGNS LEG ISLATION COLU MBUS rUPI J Legtslat\CJn designed to better regulate credit unions, small loan compantes and pawn· brnkers in Ohiu has been signed by Gov. James A. Hhodcs. The bipart tsan btll , sought by the Rhodes administration was stgned Frida y. lt will be tmplcmented next Jan. 1. TRANSFER OF KEYS closes deal by which ownership of The FurnitW"e House in Vinton goes to Ivan and Reva Ca rdwell, who are on the right in this Times· Sentinel newsphoto. Herb and Jean Moore a nd Elsie McCoy are the former owners, whose last day as propnetors of the store was yesterday (Saturdav). The new owners will change the name of the busin ess tO Vinton Horne FW"nish ings. Next door in the bJckground is the Vinton post offi ce. Vinton store has VIN TON - A Vinton boy chief warrant off icer aft er 17 and gi rl ha vc come home and yea rs in the Air Force and have purchased the Fur· three years in the Anny. fi e nllu re House . Tomo rrow mana ged Rutland fl ume 1Monday ) is the fi rst day for Furn ish ings at The Pla ins its opera ti on und er th e from 1972 to the surruner of ownership of Iva n and Reva 1977 . Since last summer Iva n Ca rdwell has bee n working as Ca rdwell . They bought the store from a fact ory representative for Herb and Jea n Moore and four compa nies in furn iture Elsie McCoy a nd will rename lines. The Cardwells said that it Vint on Home Furnishings . The Cardwells left Vinton ln they woul d mai ntai n t he 1952, he to enter the Air Force sa me hours and the same and she as a 1952 graduate of friendly atmosphere which prevailed under the Moores Vi.fton High School. Ivan retired in 1972 as a and Mrs. McCoy, but they will int rod uce some new product lin es in carp ets, telev ision , washers, a nd By 1980, ne~r l y half uf all dryers. The >t ore is on SR 160 in U.S. fa milies will be earning $15,000 or mo re a year , ar· Vintun·Jackson St. - next eordi n ~ tu The Conference door to the P<>Sl offi ce . Board . l'ul•lr~tu~! f'\ \ .1i I• I ••r ·, \•Hili•• I lr1 llw f'o1L '•Ill•' I 11 \loilllllll'lh,l ITo! f, \1.1 11'111 I" IJ\ II ,IHII\1 .... \ • r ,,, !•· H~'.l J'l111•\ II l ll.llo ' l' ll,t\ ' ' I lUlL' .... I ],,.,, 1 .,n I' 11,11 .1•• •I •· ' I'll' I'' .'!.d'il jt,,~(,h'l' IJidl I • .1.• !.t ]'.tid 1/l I .,,,.j f .,;111\'HI/• 1/lil" !'••Ill' t ;\ ) 1UI Ift~ll"d • I'll [I lh \ 1PI'II kindergard. LATCHES ·t)"t Furniturt! St1nlev Steemed scotJ;JJg~· PROTECTION hciPII keep tot.a out ... let& adu lte in . Gallia, Meigs & Vinton Co. Available at: FRunt PHARMACIES ALL LUt:ATIONS s ,I) til ,".tl!ltl ol\ t f I· ot ' How to buy a new car. ~ t to·rhJt•t ll •• tlw no•a .. jl.l/"'' .md ilh" tlu ltot lllm·ll #'l thl t·ll t'! 111' 1 t' UI to become ~involved' Italian. Ger· llotl in tlte deca des after 1880 spurred rnndcrnization in Ar genti na. lll<i kinM it the uwst prosperous. ~ dU<.:i1 tCd and imlustr lltliwd uf the ma· jur Lati n American nations. participant's sa lary . YETP's Purpose of Training Component is to provide students with an · . . introdut1iun to the world of work, to give the student good job-keeping altitudes; and tn provide valuable training with "hands-on" experience , enabling the student to obt ain meanin gful, un subsidi zcd employment. YETP's OJT Tr atn ing Component should not be confused with the Summer Program for Economicall y Disadvantaged Youth, also operated by the Gallia·Meigs Community Action Agency . Any public or private, fur· profit business establishment or in stil uti on wi shing to part icipate or desiring fur· ther information is urged to t'Ontact either Dale Whitt or Hobert McDonnell at the Ga lli a· Meigs Comm unit y Action Agency in Chesh ire. In Ga llia County , the number to ca ll is 367·7342, and in Charles Weekley, Anna J . Meigs Count y, call 992·7000. Weekley to Richard Swain. I acre, Olive. Hysell Run Free Methodist Pu e r to Ril'o was Church, Declaration uf dt, ·nvcred by Christupltcr Trustees. Rutland. Robert D. Jackson. Rose Colum bus on Nov . 9, 1493. 1\t lll'l' clc l.cun conquered it Estep Jackson to Robert ll. fur Spai u iu 1509 and Ja ckso n, Rosie Estep estahltslted the fi rst settle· Jackson, 1 acre, Olive . lllt'lll a t C;;1parra , across the Ea rl Renshaw . dec., to Theresa Renshaw, ccrt . of ba y £rom S<tn .luflll. trans .. Sutton. Pearl Tagga rt , el al., by Th~ Hcpublit'illl Party wa~ James J. Proffitt , Sheriff . to Chester, 0 . fuull(led at ltipon . W1s , Feb John M. Wells, 28'o acres , 985 ·3307 28, 11!54. Lebanon. CHESHIRE - The Gallia · Meigs Com munity Action Agenc y is requesti ng business establishments in the two co unty area lu become involved with the Youth Empl oyment and Training Program (YETP), a CETA , Tille Ill program. This program will provide stud ent partici pants with forty (40 ) hours of On·theJotrTraining (OJT), with a private. for·profit esiablish· rn enl . The Ga llia·Mcigs Communit y Action Agency will reimburse the employer lor up to 50 percent uf the staffs 11 f · I .awrcnce County mi ssioner for eight year s, is a GcnerCJ I Hm>t>ilal in IrOnton Directo r uf the Citizens and Uur J.ady of Bellefonte Nation al Bank in Iron ton and Hospital in Ashland . Ken· a member of the Fi"i United Meth odi st Church. Hi s ck ~ rees fr om Thf' Ohi 1· St ;~ te medical activities incl ude : member , Board of Directors of the Physiciall5 Insur ance Company of Ohio (PICO ), a member of the OSMA Task For ce on Profess ional GALLlPOI.lS - The Gallia Street in Gallipolis from 9:30 day , June t5. ~ p p li c a n ts must be Liabil ity, the Executi ve Meigs Community Action a.m. until4 p.m. Wednesday , Boa rd of the Ohio Valley Agency (C. A.A. ) will be June 14, and at. the Meigs student s a ~ e s 14 to 21, Health Serv ices Founda tion. rctu ming to school 1htgh accepting applications for th e County Courthuu·se from 9::lO sehoul, v u t~ al i ona l school, and the Board of Directors of Summ er Program for a.m. unltl 4 p.m. on 'I'h urs· tcchnlc<.tl school, or coUege ) the Ohio Medical Political Economically Disadva ntaged in the fall. Approximately 175 Acti on Committee . Dr . Pa yne Ynulh (SPEDY) at the Ohio jobs will be available in the and his wife, Leona. have a Burea u of Em pl oymen t lwo counties working for s"" and fuu r da ughters. Service Office on 45 Olive local govern ment uni ts and BAGEHOT FELLOW nun-profit org anizt~tions. NE W YO RK iU PI J Ap plica nts shou ld brtn g Tho mas Hayes of the their Social Security cards Cincinnati Enquirer was one and will be registered by BANK ROBBER . of 10 newspe rsons se lected by C.A.A. perso nnel and also by TOLEDO, Ohio · 1UP! ) the Columbia Univer sity representatives of The Ohio Toledo police, ac ting on a Gradu ate School of Bureau of Employmen t phone tip fr om a suspicious Journalism Friday as Walter Services. Students whn have neighbor. Friday a rrested a Bagehot Fellow s in suspect in two recent city Econom i cs and Business applied at registrations held at all loca l high s<"hools need bank robberies. .JoW"nalism . reapply. Melvin F. Mala nchuc, 41, James A. White, UPI busi· notAppli cants placed in was being held on two counts ness reporter in New York , of aggravated robbery in the was also among Utose chosen summer jobs will work up to Lucas County Ja il. He is fo r th e fuJJ.time stu dy 32 hours a week at a rate of accused of robbing the East program . whi ch is intended to $2.65 per hou r. The Ga lha· Toledo Br anch of the First [urlher the improvemen t of M e i g~ Cum m unity Action Age ncy is an Equal OpNational Bank Thursday of financial reporting. portunity Employer . $1 ,765 and the West Tnledo Bran ch of the United Savings and Loan Bank of $6,000 last Sa turday . Police sa id Mala nchuc was arrested at his home on the tip o[ a neighbor who had recognized several bank sur· ve illance pictures circulated after the robberies. -------------------"'1 no matter what you're looking for in savings or investment certificates... Property Transfers Mode l IIE2!1711 ONLY I RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE BOffiE GAS Racine. 0 . NOWI 949·2020 3-YEAR CERTIFICATE OPEN % ANNUAL / JUST ARRIVED I' ~ OF SUMMER SPORTSWEAR . .........-•"' 40%0FF Workmen's Compensation' Claims Honored HOURS: 8·5 Mon.-Fri ., ..t ..IU!day w• Honor Golden luclteyt Canl PHONE 448·2208 The Commercial Sr. Savings Bank Spri ng Vall ey •• Membe• FD IG \.''·. ..... IU SPRING VALLEY 81 !ifn81DIIlloa::OII.. AlTA CERTIFIED FACILITY Wttcwpl VIlA and Maaltl Clllrlt PHYSICAL THERAPY IIRYICE NOW AYAIL.AILI llllre. H•rman Dillon, RN,IIan... llll,..lutan TeriOr, RN, Alit. Mlllr•rr H..,.ML.Dlllon. L..... T.,o- NOW s4 20 ·~ different • sl5 60 •slacks •short sleeve blazers BEAUTIFUL \ 1/ ' I .\ ' I tJ \ • ••' ' \ ' \" .\ \ I styles of tops • 3 different styles of shorts MINIMUM 11000. ALSO NEWI Available at existing six-month U. S. Treasury Bill rates at time '~\ !I REG. 17 · 126 I 6-MONTH MONEY MARKET CERTIFICATE by a ve1J famous national~ advertised maker .•·· .· •' to.... ..·..··..· ·"'·"'··~.......•..,.Y Bank ' . COMFORTABLE CODON OR SOFT POLYESTER BLENDS AGREAT GROUP .c No w that you 've made a very good deal on yo ur new car , get a very good deal on your new car loa ri . C&S Bank has be t te r terms on your car loa n than just about Silver Bridge Pla za an annual yield of % DAILY I SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA 2. 25 Court Street COMPOUNDED IN THE RATE I ' ' - J_ \ Ca lifornia was admitted as Union's :li st stale on Sept. 9, 11!50. ll~ 11011 pay you the Meigs .' First, shop around for th e ou want. Make the ve ry best ssible with t he car dealer. II~' ) 1'.11 ,.,,tnk·•J t•• ' 'u' u'>t· r,,, Area firms asked ~ I •I ;,x JtUhJi o;tlto llt uf oil I IWII~ t i l~) i<Jldll'" l .a r~ e·srale mall iHtd Spani sh inunigra- / I"'' t'"'l~l ~l),ttt••lllit'> S I~ .rll l lu•·t rrtlllt tJtdo I~) f.l.-t 14)11'1 1 ~ ,!1\!~1 pt'l 11' 01 1 ~1\ tltP!l\h Sll .111 \tun IJUH!lh~ $. Jil 111-d>·· t<otlll'$.!:!. llh•lltltl\ II•• [t.ql\ "-'nltud o>tll" ,,.,,, f '' 1111 l,i\ :ttt•tLllt ' fit Jll il!rt't'tlli NI\Il-.$ 111 1 I~• ~o~lll'll ' J, rMI "'~ milnUl·il til tlttt't IJIHttlll .. $1 J() lit• I ,, Ill"! I l'r• , . 1111,·11111• ll. tl ' ·' University and his M.D. tucky . Dr. Pay ne se r ved .a s de~r ee rn ,m the OSU Colle~e of Medicine. He is on the Lawr ence County Corn· I lrll!ltill' 111 \ t t t'llll;l HUGE perfo~ming e le~hants are a part of the exciting performances of the all new Hoxte BroUters Ctrcus cmmng to Gallipolis on June 21 at Gallia County Junior fa irgrounds from 6 to 8 p.m. To order adva nce fa mily or individual adult and children tickets and save call ticket headquarters 446·2055 Monday Utrough Friday from 9 to 9 or Ray Manley at 992: 2302or 992-3305. The event is being sponsored by the Ga llia·Meigs Fraternal Order or Police. Visa or Maslercharge Welcom e! ! Jili'' I lUll ' $1 ,., llo· l,;tlhp•11'> ll,t dt l,,.Jr,,,,,.,, and holl only up to lDO sq. fl . 61 4·446·4208 r \:,\I I "oP II.'-tl ltWl'llli'i IIA ll'Mi y, ,.,j Offer includes living room CONYALESCENT AIDS ~~~·ltlli 11)1111 oltld ANY LIVING ROOM & HAll 411~ l)oll 1'\t"IILIIL: dll'h'l li;ttl\ ll •'tk If the minute you turn you r head your little mess maker is in your jewelry box or cosmetics making a big mess . . . then you need lli11tiPI'fll'1'd , the child protection latch for cabinets and drawers. It keeps tots out of t he cabinets and drawers you want them 1 kept out of Yet , adult s can get in quickly. And It locks automaticall y when you close th e cabinet or drawer. Put an end to the big messes, installlrbufnynrrt c Hl 7Ei . KI NOERGA.RD CORPQI=IATION Oattll 1.( 7S247 • ' '"JII :-,, , ftU'I·•~ I t:lo ro·tl i'' ~··• •t~ l ,f;t '~ !l!otilliW rrt.>ll<t <•I l'•m.-t••' (l) t• II'H-,\ l tlfl I )1 1 FROM•INGABIG MAKER. incl udes Lawrence, Gallia, Meigs, Sciuto. Pike, Jackson: Vinton and Hocking co unties. A graduate of ironton High Schuul, Dr. Pay ne received his underg radua te and Master of Medical Science 175 jobs available for area youth UTILE The Best Cleaning Your Carpel Ever Had anyone . 1111' I Mil '( ..,,. ... '1' 1'\ t-1 Ill· j 11111 t ~I FINAL PAYMENT GA LLIPOLIS - Gallipolis Cit y Commission, in specia l sess ion ~' r i day aft ern oon . approv ed pay ment of $4 ,488.66 to the Great Amer ican Insurance Co. to complete full settlement on a EDA sewer project involving th e now de fu nc t Morey Construction Co. in the early 1970s. The company had init ially asked for $73 ,050.47 earlier in th e wee k. City Auditor Evelyn Kn ott 's r ecords proved otherwise. The total covered all three contracts on . the Rt. 160 project. Com· missio n waived se cond reading in order to pa ss the ordina nce. CO LUMBUS - Burton Payne, M.D., Ironton, has been elected to se r v ~ as district cuuncilor to the Ohio State Medical Associa tion's executive council. Dr. Payne will represent physic ians from the ninth district whir'h with all types of spiritual and emotional needs, and for her enthusiastic approach to the challenge of being the pastor of a very small rural parish - which was her expressed choice for her first pastorate. In anticipation ol her arrival, the local con· gregation has installed a mobile home on the edge of the church lawn for her use as a parsonage and has redecoraied and improved the church property eX· tensively . Pastor Resch assumed her duties Monday, June 5, and will conduct her fir st worship service on Sunday morning, June 11 at 10:30. The new pastor wUl be worklng at the parsonage most mornings and some evening s. Her telephone number is 367.oo80. changed ownership Suuda y Timt·s-St·ntincl I lho1 CHESHIRE - Little Kyger Congrega tional Christia n Church on Little Kyger Road, Cheshire, has called for its pastor, Miss Daphne Resch of Bowling Green, Ohio. Pastor Resch graduated with a Master of Divinity deg ree from Pr inceton Th eologic al Se min a r y, Princeton, New Jersey on May 31, and will be ordained into the 01ristian ministry on June 23 at what has been her hom e church, Plain Congregational, Bowling Green. She received her Bachelor of Science , ~eg ree, Summa Cum Laude, from Bowling DAPHNE RESCH Green State University with majors in Education of the Hea rin g· lmpair ed and Elementary Edu cation. She has spent a summer in Costa Rica in a missions trainin g program, was Student Min ister for two year s at Pt. Pl easant Presbyterian Church in New GALLIPOLIS - E lev en Jersey , a summer intern at cases were terminated in the Pil g ri m Co ngre gational Gallipolis Municipal Co urt on Chur ch in Green Bay , Friday . Wisconsin , Student Minister Fined or forfeiting bonds were J essie A. Taylor, 18, Gallipo lis, ove rloaded vehicle $61 , insecure load $32 ; Gary suspension. Lemley was also A. Howard . 32. Dayton, speed fined $15 fo r dtsobeying an $39 ; Charla B. Elliott, 30, aut om at ic traffic control Ga 11 ipolis, speed $28.80 ; Lin da L. McMill in, 29, device. Gallipolis, speed $27; Perry A. Tackett , 18, Ewington , speed $42 : Gary A. Warren , 19, reckless operation $50, failure to register vehicle 1 $10; Ma rk Horton, 18, Ga llipoli s, speed $27. Kev in L. Lemley, 22 , Leona rdo, New Jersey, was fin ed $100 and given a 90 day sentence, all but 3 days suspended, for driving under Eleven cases tenninated in Gallia court --------------------------Letters of opinion are welcomed. Tiley shOIIId be less than 300 words long (or be subject to reductloa by the editor ) and must be signed wllb lbe slpee'l ad· dress. Nameo may be wlthbeld IIPOII pubiJcaUon. However, DD requeot, names wffi be dlacl01ed. Letten should be In good taste, addmslq luuet, DOl per· sooaUtles. for the past year at Supplee Memor ial United Pres· byterian Church in Ma· pi e Gl en, Pa . , and has recently been a part of a special program for clinical pastoral care for hospital patients. During her three years at seminary she has been under the special ad· visory program of th e Congregational F oundation for Theological Studies tC.F.T.S.) maintained by the Nation al Association of Con gr ega tional Christian Churches and is actively involved with both the nat10nal and state as· sociat ions of that de· nomination. Pastor Resch has been highly recommended for her deep spiritual commitment , for her ability to relate well with persons of all ages and CLASS STARTS . MONDAY RIO GRANDE - The Adult Ed uca t io n Depa rtment at Buckeye Hill s Career Center announced today the beginning of a sununer Adu lt Basic Edu cation (ABE ) program that will be offered during morn ing and eveni ng hours. The dass starts on June 12 and will be conduc1ed each Monda y and Wednesday mornings fr om 9 a.m. until noon at Bu ckeye Hills Career Center and on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6 until 8 p.m. at Rio Grande College • Comm unity College in Allen Hall , Homn 1. Any person 16 years of age or older ma y enr oll in the program free of ch arge. PASTEL COLORS of purchase. Minimum $10,000.00 Federal Regulations require a substantial penalty for premature withdrawal of the Certificate owner. certificate funds. ~ There is no ~nalty for premature withdrawal in the event of the death of OhioValley Bank Gall ipOl iS. Oh iO Membe• Four Locations To Better Serve You ' .. . . . FDI C �· ' l'lnle~-Scntmcl , Sunda) , Junt: 11, l~ t6 B1 - The Sunday Times-'ientinei,Sunday, June 11 , 1978 Father and son exhibit featured at Riverby GALLIPOLIS - Professor Doctor Pedro 1.: Koe· Krompecher and his son, Lazlo G, Koe·Krompechcr, artists and architects from Athens , Ohio , have their outstanding exhibit, "Multi· faceted Perceptions,"' in both Galleries at Riverby , home ol the French · Art Colony , during the month of June. Doctor Joe - Krompccher Truckload Sale onMa Dryers GALLIPOLIS - Entry and authoriZation forms for the F~ench Art Colony's Annual R1v~ r . RecreatiOn Festival ExhtM to be held in the City Park In downtown Gall ipolis on the fourth of July must reach R1 ver by before Tuesday, June 20, Co-chairing this year's July 4th exh1b!t for the French Art Colony are Jan Thaler and Sue Beverly. They urge those artists from throughou t the area who wish lo part ici pate in this ou tdoor event to mail their entry and authorization forms to The French Art Colony, P. 0 . Box 472, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631, im· mediately. Arti sts who corer their work in the 1978 Ri ver Recreation. Festiva l Exhibit may elect to reg iste r at a professional or an amateur level, wrth the amateur level divided according to aHe. The professio nal cateHo ry in · el udes those who arc or have earned their living through thei r art and those act ively sel tinH their work and rccel ving commissions. The arti st must determine his or her own category. Mrs. Thaler and Mrs. Beverl y em phasize th at ent ri es must ha ve been produced since July, 1974, and not previously exhibited in this show_All entr ies must be an original idea and not represent anot her artist 's idea or work. To maintain the quality of the show, anything made from a patte rn , a rea dy·to· mak e kit , com· mercially poured molds or co pied works are not ac· ceptable. Paintings done as a DontWait! FOR 5 DAYS Drrl\i(bt s.egin today enJOY MA VTAG dependability day ln - .d ay WIT OUt! You .:eta lot of Maytag features for your dollar • Morhf llJI~otHr ~ t· ar 1r1' I IN:IIt~•t .:on'rl)l l .!ultr 1 vr l•fll!'l Cor !•ol mOOpll e l lll' l~mpeiiiYI~ 1101 lout \tmi C! i•lll I Ctf11 ~ rv~·t ~r11 ~II!IO~nd~ 1IO!~f~ • Ar t taP••. ~r ;ft l oardl lor pf11nlnrn1t•IUS • 11111!' rrr..~ l1'tl lllr r cl t•n ~ ru•lr • f ult optrnnc ~!tt y addition, he has taught at the Bachelors deg ree from the Royal Technical Universit y Ohi" Slate University. He is a in Budapest, the University of registered architect in Ohio , Kentucky at Lexington, and West Vir ginia and PennOhio University in Athens. He sy lva ni a, and holds the is Professor Emerilus, and on certHicate uf the National the faculty of the Uni versity CD unc il uf Architectu ra l of Kentucky. Reg istration Board~5. He was Lazlo G. Koe · Krompccher an Assistant Professor uf was ed ucated in Austria , Ar chitecture at Ohi o Spain , Trinidad and University, He has received Voo ez~e la, receivi ng hi s door W• han a good ..ltcllon or rull featured MAYTAG AIJ'l'OMATI(S SalePriid! be retamed by the French Art Colony for the sale of any work resulting from the July 4th exhi bit. Entries will be judged an d ribbons awarded in each category . A limited number of purchase prizes will be awarded, to be selected by the judge in cooperation with the purchaser. A specia ' purchase prize will be given this year in memory of Jackson Tandy Walker, la te fa ther of the nationally recognized antique expert, Orva Heissenbuttel, who is originally Irom Gallia County and now resi des in th e Washington, D. C. area . Mrs. Heisscn butt el has requested Want mot e convo nte nce? Th is Frigidai re 30 " no nge fea tures <Hl Auto rn ati c Cook· Mas ter Oven Contr ol and a glass window 1n the Jvun cl oor tiM! le is vou chec k on cooktng pr og ress w r1hou t opening the oven door nnn tosmg Mal $ SRP 26 AX 0 Conlt·mpo Lo.,.,. Pr ofile WIT (hromr· Fram e d d Up Angle Con t rol Panp ! HtngE.'d , Lil t uP Top SPEC IF !C ATION S W odt'" ]0 He•ghl J0 1 . ' ' , Dq ;!lh 18' Oven 1n 1t•qur ]J" ! II .. '1' fQ' tlppr o>" <;hlp Bac~quttr ..-tl Tipotoe H!O 1bs carpet selector Hoover Convertible SRP26C X 0 Town and Country Wood Grarned Control Panel Oven W ndow nnd L rght H 1nged Re (E'S~e d Cook.•ng Sur lace ' SP ECIFICATIONS W •dlh JO'' Hetght .lJ'. ' Depth 78" Ov('n lnterror ]4 x 1.1 . " x 19" Appro )l 'itllp wf 180 lbs ' I 1 SRP 56 EX\ ·...- - - - - - - . , . Sur loce L•gf,1 1 I I 1 I I 1 I • I Miss Curtis sets plans These two dynamic paintin gs are on exhib.it at the F'rench Art Colony for the month of June along with others capturing locaJ scenes and several por traiL'i which renect a bold style and approach. IIAVE GUESTS LONG BOTTOM -- Hecent guests of Mrs. Lett ie McCa in. State Route 248, Long Bot- Mr s. He re·s the biggest 100% Fast-Proof top-freeze r Re lngera lor Fr ig•da11e makes. II deltvers 20.6 cu. ft. of ref rigera ted volu me II also lealures 4 lull-wtdlh sh elves. a Flowt ng Cold Meo l Tend er that keeps most lop qu alt ty meat s lt es h lor up to 7 days, an d two spac rous Vege table Hydrators The 5.94 cu. ". freezer compa rtmen t has 3 Flex·Ouik ice tr ays and an rce server. and Mrs. Gladys Shumway. Pomeroy. On Sunday a pi cnic MIIJ DL E Ptl HT-- !'fan s was he ld with Orval Cole. li<Wt.' h L'l'll cumpl et ed for t ill' Dayton; fa ye Kirkhart , S~tturtl l:iy . .Jum• 17. opc11 M;trion. Ind .: Mr. and Mrs_ d tur-rh ·wt.•ddulg of Miss S:tn· Da vi d J oh nso n. Pal and dr~t Ll'l' Cu r11s. daugllk r of David, Colu mbus: Mr. a nd Mrs. JL'I T)' Dclavo l. t\llit'IIS. Mrs. Buzz Kirkhart, Kelly ami HoiJerl Curt is. \1rd- and Sha n, Tilfin : Mr. a nd tll l'port . ami Wilhant !>an d Swib hcr. sun uf Mr. ami Mrs. Will twll Swtsher. Middleport. The Hev. Kr rh; Oiler w11l off tl' Ja te al the 2::10 p .IIL ceremon y ful\owm g i.l half - and Mi.sy , Bashan, Ohto; Mr. ond M r ~ . Aver y Gocglein. Pomeroy: Mr. and Mr s. Go rd on Caldwel l, Tuppers Plains: Mr. and Mrs . Gale McCain and Dale Let' , Coo lvill e. REG. 1899 Now Only ond Joe Connolly. Hccdsville. huur of urgtl/1 IIIUSk IJy i\11SS Lon Wuml. Pullleruy. I.Jcguntmg c1t 1 p 111. Mtss Mtl tsa Ht ze r . Putlll' rtJ ,\. mil IJl' !lit.' britll' 's 111at d uf ll unur. anti tltt' brrdl'!:iiWIId s w1ll bL• Mis."i .Judy Owen. Mutdl eport ; t\1'"·' Velvet Swrslrer. Middl cpurt. and Mt" Manila llu rr11nt. Akriln. M1ss Prwla Swlsllt'l' wJII I>e a JU tnur bndcstn aul. Best III <JII will lw Daw Wolfe . Mrlidll•port. ami lltJ' w1ll ht.• Brett Wdl sv lile; (~tu rgL' Poyar. Hl!lllC, 0:111 d Mart· g m utll Stii L' tl H1n• . Tamara Thaxton Fult z. Mrddlepurl. WILL MARRY - Mr . ond MNI . Charles Thaxlon of Route 2, Box 32, B1dwell, annoLUJce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Tamara Anne, to Albert Eugene Welch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Welch of Route I, Bidwell . The open church wedding will be an event of July I at French City Ba ptist Church. Prewedding musi c will begin at 2 p.m. with the ceremony beginning at2: 30 p.m. Miss Tha xton was graduated from North Gallia and Buckeye Hills. She is emp loyed at Holzer Medical Center. Welsh is also a North C:allia grad uate and is employed at Jackson Manpower. CltJy 1/J/e and Jane Bobo M1ss Lucy Ochw<J I Will bt! lil t' I"L'g Js t rt~r awl tlistributing lire ri ce lm ~s will be Moll y Dt•IHva l and Ang u: C:rueser . J\ s.o,;isting al the l'l:l'cption wtll be Mrs. Wunda Hizer. !l ac Reynolds, and Debbie Kl· nned_r . Putneroy ; Mrs. ,\nn ('ull enl l. Ca rroll . ami ,\ Irs. ('arol Durst. Huntm gll ttl. W. V;:1. The rl'L'eptum TO MAHHY - Mr. and Mrs. Hubcrtllubo uf Huutc I. Hutlaml. urc C~ nn u unring the engagement and for- Slll' \aJ tht·uming nm rr iLJge of thctr dau~htc r, Jant: Ann , to f~ tl IJJWt 11g Clay T. !hie. su n of Mr. ami Mrs. Edward lhte, Broad· way St.. ftacinc. The bride"<! Ieel is a gmd uat c uf Me igs Hig h Sehuul. lil76 el ass. ami is employed at Vcterarts Ml'lnori til Hospital in the x-rc1y dq.JC:Jrl tttcnt. ll cr fwnL'l ', ~~ 19i2 graduate of Suulhcrn High Sdwul, Is a bmltllng t'on lractor . 'l'1 1c upc11 chur ch weddi ng willl>c an evtn l of Aug. 12 at6 : ~0 p.m. at tire Bradbury !'hurch of f'hrist, Bradbury. Jt wi ll be a candlelight cereiiHIIIY. 1\ rt..' t'l' pllull w1 1l fo lluw 111 tl1c church sodcrl ruum. wrll f>c held in tire churrlr VINEYARD REUNION POMEROY - The annual Vineyard Family Reun ion will be held next Sunday , J une t8, at Ruyal Oak Pa rk with a cttrry·in dinner to be held at noon. All relatives and friends of the family are inv it~ . Whetl lhi.:i CU UIIll'y needs is guud fi ve-cent cup of euffce fu t' less than 60 cents. ~ SON RORN PATRIOT - Mr. and Mrs. Steve Jelfers uf RL 2 Patriot, I'UOIII IIIIII!Cdl <:ltt•ly the t't•n•mon .\ . arc announci ng the birth of Maternal great·grandmother thetr first chi ld. a son, born is Mr s. Belva Sloan, May 2:1 at It otzcr Medical Pomeroy. and patern al great· Center . He hc-ts been named Jeremy Don and wei ghed seven po unds and 11 ounces. Materna l ~rantl par ents arc Mr. and Mr s. Ken ne th Grover , Chester and patern al ~nmdparc nt s m·e Mr. and Mr s. Leon Jeffers. Patriot. gran dparen ts are Mr. and Mr s. Edward Parkin s, Patriot and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jeffers. Patriot. Jeremy is also the first grandchild and first great· ~ ra nd e hild of all gran d· parent s. Cast aluminum chassis All steel agitator Quick and clean bag changer Nandi' Smit!J and Heidi Asb!ev . TO W!-: D- F111al plans hi-:1\'t' bt•cn made fur tlw Wt'd~ d11i,t.: uf Hc1d1 .Jr ll t\ shl ~~ , daught er ,,f \tr i:llld \'lrs. Hol.x·rt D. Ashlc\·, f~ u utc 2. Hi:lCJTlt', :1t1 d Han dy S1111tll. !-iilll of Mr·~ Bllllt· Va k•ntuw and tht li-:!li' I . H Sm1tl1. :\lt~ ~on . The weddtn g ''-'llllwk..: pla ce un .J Ll! I L' :J. ~ HI 1::~0 p . 111. pre~:l· dcd b) a I1alf·hum· t•f mustt' by Kl·lth Ashl l'~ al till' HtH'Ilt l! F1rst H " pt1 ~t l 'hun·ll. :\ f't'l'l'p lloJJ will folluw c.~ t tht.• Hrw1nc Amcl'll' dn l..t.'g Wil hall l1o~ ted b~ Mr s. Pftult nc Wolfe . Mrs. Emnw t\~ hle .\ ', Mrs. Dl'bhll' H u u~ h . cuJd Mrs. Jon·c Bn·wt·r The bnde hr~:.. chost.'n Miss Vi l'kiL' Hou~ ll ~ts llmHI 11f horwr tir\d Mtss Bob1J1 Clwplll (ltl as IJridcs mclid . Mrs. We~ky Huush w1ll be !X!sl llli.lll and H1c k Fir1dl ~;;;. . L! I'OlllllSin<JJl. The l<t•\'. Frt.'!.'laml Nurns w1ll offil'i<ttc. Complete with PowerSeal attachment•tl The re 's well o rgani zed s torage s pa ce on both s ides o f th is b ig , 20.3 c u. ft. 100% Frost-Pr oo f Frigidaire Stde-by -S ide Refrigerator . FPCI·203V·8 Nom JfHI tolll , have been Mr. tJ nd Mrs. Mi:ln l'tti:l: Mr s. J ean . Torn Perrin. Lexington, Ky. Trussell, Peggy. f{enee, Seoll : WIT Lower Westfall , McCain, Faith and Amber , Mar iella: Jodi Pritchar d, Now only $599 • Herman Aknm : Mr and Mrll. FPCI·206T·8 Full Vrew Upper Ovt>n Wmdow 8 ClOck and In t erval Trmcr ceptable but must be so lely the work of the student II assistance has been given tminima! J, work should be entered in the non·judged cat egory . All entri es mu>t be fra med or matted and securely wired for hanging. Matted works should be cove red with acetate, have a protective backing and have a hanger attached. Mrs. Thaler will have available pr ot ectiv e polyethylene covering for sale by t he French Art Co lony. However. the arti st must have app lied th e co1•ering before delivery for the exhibit. Paintings not rn eeling these requiremen ts will be disqualified. A reg istration fcc of S5 will be required of non-member exhibitors who are age 18 or older, and a · lee of $2 for students under age 18. A service fee of 15 percent will I I I 1 I I I I I Vacuum Cleaner Rtv era Custom Oven Wlfldow and Ltght Deep Recesse d Coo~rng Su rfa ce' Lt ff Up Rnnge Top SPEC IF ICA TION S Width Jo· He rqht 6..: , Dep th 78'' Upper Oven lnh'rtor 70 " x 13" )( 13" lowl•r Oven Interior 7.r :.1 -11 , .. x 19 .Approx os htp w t 7BO lbs. Architects and Engineers, and Th ursday$ lrorn 10 a.m. wh ich was (lrg anized in until :1 p.m . and Saturdays Athens in 1973 . Bot h men are and Sundays from I p.m. until outstandi ng and r ec ogn i ~d 5 p.m., open to the public. a pamtmg featuring a Galha 1 Cou nty scene of histortcal s1gmficance. Days for delivery of entries to R1verby at 530 fir st Avenue will be Tuesday and Thursday , J.une 20 or 2Hrom 10 a.m. until 3 p.m., and on Saturday and Sunday, June 24 or 25, from I p.m. until 5 p.m. Entnes must be in no later !han Sunday, June 25, to allow tune for judging and 1 ca taloguing. No more than ftve i5) entries will be ac· cepted per art ist. If anyone has questions, they may call Mrs. Beverly at 446-1906 orMrs. Thalerat 44G44 25 or 446-1819 (PJ's). cla ss req uirement arc 8C· Going on now! Limited time savings on Frigidaire va rio us ~-: r a nts for resea rch arli st s, workin g in · oils , aud cxtcmii ve lert urin g acrylics, watercolors. etrelal in ~ to histor ica l chings, si lk sc re en and graphics. Exam ples of all of prescr'vation . Both fa ther cmd son are these media by the twu KoeJXHt ncns in the offices u[ Kue- Krompechers can be seen Krompccher Assotiates, now at Ri'verby (.I ll Tuesday s Deadline announced on exhibitf--..-·-·•·-~i;~;·:j;.;ti,;;.------1 We bought right-We will sell right! 95 acqu tred hi s architect ur al engineering deg ree and his law degree in Hungary. He has practiced, through his own offires, over 45 years in Hungary , Germany, Venezuela an d in th e United Stat es, int ers perse d with lea ching and writing_ He is a registered architect and licensed structural engine er in Ohio and Kentucky. In Darleue Barrett Sarah Drummond PLANS TO WED - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Drwnmond or Gallipolis are announcing the enga gement and approaching marria ge of their daughter, Sarah Ruth, to Joseph Rayburn Van Sickle, son of Mr. J ohn Van Sickle, and Mrs. Judy Krebs, Rt. I Gallipolis. '111e brlde-electls a 1978 graduate of Kyger Creek High School. The groom·lobe Is a 1977 gradua~e of Kyger Creek High School and Is employed at Mason County Motors, P\, Pleasant, W, Va , The open church wedding wlll be held Thursday, June 22, at 7:30 p.tn . at the Bulaville Christian CltUrch, Rev . William Reynolds wlll olflclate. The reception will be held at the home of the bride's parents following Lhc wedding. TO llf': WED- Mr. allll Mrs. (·hurl<'' ll:11Tcll. Sr. uf Hutlaud arc mmound ng thl' ~ ngugel m•nt 1111d H p ~ pnmcl1ing marriage of thctr daughlcr. ll:rrlctw <~ ay Bam•(!, to John Pau l Gtllium uf l'o lom!JJL,, ""'of Mr . and Mrs. Luth~ r Gilliam. nnutl.' 4, P !JIIlC I'Hy . 'l'hl' upt: ll rh urch w cdi.ll n~ will be WI t~ \'t' lll of 1\u g . 12 ill ~ ::!tl fl.l ll . at tile 111 1. Uniun f111ptist Churdt. il gradual<' uf M<•Jgs ' ltg h .~'dux1l. the britlc·cll!t'l IS li lt\\ wnrk111g U'i a pJIJstilute sctl'l1 lt~ry fur Mt>lgs Lul'al ~kilonls . ilcP fiance grad uated ft·um M1•1 gs High 111 19n 11111 ! Oh:., Univcrstty in J97G when· he rt•r·civJ•d 11 BHA rk~ t l'C. SUIIlllla l' UIIIIi:I Udl• . !It• l.'o OJ llll' lll iW'I' 11f Bt• ltl r\ lplw p ,. , , i:llld Pin Ka pp:.1 Pl11 . Ht• 1..., sL:Ifl' ii('('II UI\1 <1111 wtlil C'~to pcrs ami i,yiJrand 111 r~~lum lm ..... l1a .-. JW ~I'iPd 1Jtt' CPA t'XH 111 111111 is Hwalt lli L! <Tl'llftt ·u(H111. janice Meadows [;sa Pmter TO BE WED - Mr. and Mrs. Ri chard L. Meadows, Rt. 2 Crown City, are announcing the engagement and approaching wedding ol th eir daughter , Janice Mea dows, to Mich ael Morone of Columbus. The brid~lect is a 1973 grad uate ol Harman Trace High School and presently employed at Flair of Fashion in Columbus. Her fian ce is a 1966 graduate of Grove City High School and is now employed at Ad vanced Tool and Die, Their wedding will be 1111 event of June 24 at !:30 p.m. at Jjberty Cha pel Church, Crown City. Open church will be observed. .. . ~ ' .. . .. . . " ·- ... '" ... . . .. ... ' .... ' . �· ' l'lnle~-Scntmcl , Sunda) , Junt: 11, l~ t6 B1 - The Sunday Times-'ientinei,Sunday, June 11 , 1978 Father and son exhibit featured at Riverby GALLIPOLIS - Professor Doctor Pedro 1.: Koe· Krompecher and his son, Lazlo G, Koe·Krompechcr, artists and architects from Athens , Ohio , have their outstanding exhibit, "Multi· faceted Perceptions,"' in both Galleries at Riverby , home ol the French · Art Colony , during the month of June. Doctor Joe - Krompccher Truckload Sale onMa Dryers GALLIPOLIS - Entry and authoriZation forms for the F~ench Art Colony's Annual R1v~ r . RecreatiOn Festival ExhtM to be held in the City Park In downtown Gall ipolis on the fourth of July must reach R1 ver by before Tuesday, June 20, Co-chairing this year's July 4th exh1b!t for the French Art Colony are Jan Thaler and Sue Beverly. They urge those artists from throughou t the area who wish lo part ici pate in this ou tdoor event to mail their entry and authorization forms to The French Art Colony, P. 0 . Box 472, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631, im· mediately. Arti sts who corer their work in the 1978 Ri ver Recreation. Festiva l Exhibit may elect to reg iste r at a professional or an amateur level, wrth the amateur level divided according to aHe. The professio nal cateHo ry in · el udes those who arc or have earned their living through thei r art and those act ively sel tinH their work and rccel ving commissions. The arti st must determine his or her own category. Mrs. Thaler and Mrs. Beverl y em phasize th at ent ri es must ha ve been produced since July, 1974, and not previously exhibited in this show_All entr ies must be an original idea and not represent anot her artist 's idea or work. To maintain the quality of the show, anything made from a patte rn , a rea dy·to· mak e kit , com· mercially poured molds or co pied works are not ac· ceptable. Paintings done as a DontWait! FOR 5 DAYS Drrl\i(bt s.egin today enJOY MA VTAG dependability day ln - .d ay WIT OUt! You .:eta lot of Maytag features for your dollar • Morhf llJI~otHr ~ t· ar 1r1' I IN:IIt~•t .:on'rl)l l .!ultr 1 vr l•fll!'l Cor !•ol mOOpll e l lll' l~mpeiiiYI~ 1101 lout \tmi C! i•lll I Ctf11 ~ rv~·t ~r11 ~II!IO~nd~ 1IO!~f~ • Ar t taP••. ~r ;ft l oardl lor pf11nlnrn1t•IUS • 11111!' rrr..~ l1'tl lllr r cl t•n ~ ru•lr • f ult optrnnc ~!tt y addition, he has taught at the Bachelors deg ree from the Royal Technical Universit y Ohi" Slate University. He is a in Budapest, the University of registered architect in Ohio , Kentucky at Lexington, and West Vir ginia and PennOhio University in Athens. He sy lva ni a, and holds the is Professor Emerilus, and on certHicate uf the National the faculty of the Uni versity CD unc il uf Architectu ra l of Kentucky. Reg istration Board~5. He was Lazlo G. Koe · Krompccher an Assistant Professor uf was ed ucated in Austria , Ar chitecture at Ohi o Spain , Trinidad and University, He has received Voo ez~e la, receivi ng hi s door W• han a good ..ltcllon or rull featured MAYTAG AIJ'l'OMATI(S SalePriid! be retamed by the French Art Colony for the sale of any work resulting from the July 4th exhi bit. Entries will be judged an d ribbons awarded in each category . A limited number of purchase prizes will be awarded, to be selected by the judge in cooperation with the purchaser. A specia ' purchase prize will be given this year in memory of Jackson Tandy Walker, la te fa ther of the nationally recognized antique expert, Orva Heissenbuttel, who is originally Irom Gallia County and now resi des in th e Washington, D. C. area . Mrs. Heisscn butt el has requested Want mot e convo nte nce? Th is Frigidai re 30 " no nge fea tures <Hl Auto rn ati c Cook· Mas ter Oven Contr ol and a glass window 1n the Jvun cl oor tiM! le is vou chec k on cooktng pr og ress w r1hou t opening the oven door nnn tosmg Mal $ SRP 26 AX 0 Conlt·mpo Lo.,.,. Pr ofile WIT (hromr· Fram e d d Up Angle Con t rol Panp ! HtngE.'d , Lil t uP Top SPEC IF !C ATION S W odt'" ]0 He•ghl J0 1 . ' ' , Dq ;!lh 18' Oven 1n 1t•qur ]J" ! II .. '1' fQ' tlppr o>" <;hlp Bac~quttr ..-tl Tipotoe H!O 1bs carpet selector Hoover Convertible SRP26C X 0 Town and Country Wood Grarned Control Panel Oven W ndow nnd L rght H 1nged Re (E'S~e d Cook.•ng Sur lace ' SP ECIFICATIONS W •dlh JO'' Hetght .lJ'. ' Depth 78" Ov('n lnterror ]4 x 1.1 . " x 19" Appro )l 'itllp wf 180 lbs ' I 1 SRP 56 EX\ ·...- - - - - - - . , . Sur loce L•gf,1 1 I I 1 I I 1 I • I Miss Curtis sets plans These two dynamic paintin gs are on exhib.it at the F'rench Art Colony for the month of June along with others capturing locaJ scenes and several por traiL'i which renect a bold style and approach. IIAVE GUESTS LONG BOTTOM -- Hecent guests of Mrs. Lett ie McCa in. State Route 248, Long Bot- Mr s. He re·s the biggest 100% Fast-Proof top-freeze r Re lngera lor Fr ig•da11e makes. II deltvers 20.6 cu. ft. of ref rigera ted volu me II also lealures 4 lull-wtdlh sh elves. a Flowt ng Cold Meo l Tend er that keeps most lop qu alt ty meat s lt es h lor up to 7 days, an d two spac rous Vege table Hydrators The 5.94 cu. ". freezer compa rtmen t has 3 Flex·Ouik ice tr ays and an rce server. and Mrs. Gladys Shumway. Pomeroy. On Sunday a pi cnic MIIJ DL E Ptl HT-- !'fan s was he ld with Orval Cole. li<Wt.' h L'l'll cumpl et ed for t ill' Dayton; fa ye Kirkhart , S~tturtl l:iy . .Jum• 17. opc11 M;trion. Ind .: Mr. and Mrs_ d tur-rh ·wt.•ddulg of Miss S:tn· Da vi d J oh nso n. Pal and dr~t Ll'l' Cu r11s. daugllk r of David, Colu mbus: Mr. a nd Mrs. JL'I T)' Dclavo l. t\llit'IIS. Mrs. Buzz Kirkhart, Kelly ami HoiJerl Curt is. \1rd- and Sha n, Tilfin : Mr. a nd tll l'port . ami Wilhant !>an d Swib hcr. sun uf Mr. ami Mrs. Will twll Swtsher. Middleport. The Hev. Kr rh; Oiler w11l off tl' Ja te al the 2::10 p .IIL ceremon y ful\owm g i.l half - and Mi.sy , Bashan, Ohto; Mr. ond M r ~ . Aver y Gocglein. Pomeroy: Mr. and Mr s. Go rd on Caldwel l, Tuppers Plains: Mr. and Mrs . Gale McCain and Dale Let' , Coo lvill e. REG. 1899 Now Only ond Joe Connolly. Hccdsville. huur of urgtl/1 IIIUSk IJy i\11SS Lon Wuml. Pullleruy. I.Jcguntmg c1t 1 p 111. Mtss Mtl tsa Ht ze r . Putlll' rtJ ,\. mil IJl' !lit.' britll' 's 111at d uf ll unur. anti tltt' brrdl'!:iiWIId s w1ll bL• Mis."i .Judy Owen. Mutdl eport ; t\1'"·' Velvet Swrslrer. Middl cpurt. and Mt" Manila llu rr11nt. Akriln. M1ss Prwla Swlsllt'l' wJII I>e a JU tnur bndcstn aul. Best III <JII will lw Daw Wolfe . Mrlidll•port. ami lltJ' w1ll ht.• Brett Wdl sv lile; (~tu rgL' Poyar. Hl!lllC, 0:111 d Mart· g m utll Stii L' tl H1n• . Tamara Thaxton Fult z. Mrddlepurl. WILL MARRY - Mr . ond MNI . Charles Thaxlon of Route 2, Box 32, B1dwell, annoLUJce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Tamara Anne, to Albert Eugene Welch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Welch of Route I, Bidwell . The open church wedding will be an event of July I at French City Ba ptist Church. Prewedding musi c will begin at 2 p.m. with the ceremony beginning at2: 30 p.m. Miss Tha xton was graduated from North Gallia and Buckeye Hills. She is emp loyed at Holzer Medical Center. Welsh is also a North C:allia grad uate and is employed at Jackson Manpower. CltJy 1/J/e and Jane Bobo M1ss Lucy Ochw<J I Will bt! lil t' I"L'g Js t rt~r awl tlistributing lire ri ce lm ~s will be Moll y Dt•IHva l and Ang u: C:rueser . J\ s.o,;isting al the l'l:l'cption wtll be Mrs. Wunda Hizer. !l ac Reynolds, and Debbie Kl· nned_r . Putneroy ; Mrs. ,\nn ('ull enl l. Ca rroll . ami ,\ Irs. ('arol Durst. Huntm gll ttl. W. V;:1. The rl'L'eptum TO MAHHY - Mr. and Mrs. Hubcrtllubo uf Huutc I. Hutlaml. urc C~ nn u unring the engagement and for- Slll' \aJ tht·uming nm rr iLJge of thctr dau~htc r, Jant: Ann , to f~ tl IJJWt 11g Clay T. !hie. su n of Mr. ami Mrs. Edward lhte, Broad· way St.. ftacinc. The bride"<! Ieel is a gmd uat c uf Me igs Hig h Sehuul. lil76 el ass. ami is employed at Vcterarts Ml'lnori til Hospital in the x-rc1y dq.JC:Jrl tttcnt. ll cr fwnL'l ', ~~ 19i2 graduate of Suulhcrn High Sdwul, Is a bmltllng t'on lractor . 'l'1 1c upc11 chur ch weddi ng willl>c an evtn l of Aug. 12 at6 : ~0 p.m. at tire Bradbury !'hurch of f'hrist, Bradbury. Jt wi ll be a candlelight cereiiHIIIY. 1\ rt..' t'l' pllull w1 1l fo lluw 111 tl1c church sodcrl ruum. wrll f>c held in tire churrlr VINEYARD REUNION POMEROY - The annual Vineyard Family Reun ion will be held next Sunday , J une t8, at Ruyal Oak Pa rk with a cttrry·in dinner to be held at noon. All relatives and friends of the family are inv it~ . Whetl lhi.:i CU UIIll'y needs is guud fi ve-cent cup of euffce fu t' less than 60 cents. ~ SON RORN PATRIOT - Mr. and Mrs. Steve Jelfers uf RL 2 Patriot, I'UOIII IIIIII!Cdl <:ltt•ly the t't•n•mon .\ . arc announci ng the birth of Maternal great·grandmother thetr first chi ld. a son, born is Mr s. Belva Sloan, May 2:1 at It otzcr Medical Pomeroy. and patern al great· Center . He hc-ts been named Jeremy Don and wei ghed seven po unds and 11 ounces. Materna l ~rantl par ents arc Mr. and Mr s. Ken ne th Grover , Chester and patern al ~nmdparc nt s m·e Mr. and Mr s. Leon Jeffers. Patriot. gran dparen ts are Mr. and Mr s. Edward Parkin s, Patriot and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jeffers. Patriot. Jeremy is also the first grandchild and first great· ~ ra nd e hild of all gran d· parent s. Cast aluminum chassis All steel agitator Quick and clean bag changer Nandi' Smit!J and Heidi Asb!ev . TO W!-: D- F111al plans hi-:1\'t' bt•cn made fur tlw Wt'd~ d11i,t.: uf Hc1d1 .Jr ll t\ shl ~~ , daught er ,,f \tr i:llld \'lrs. Hol.x·rt D. Ashlc\·, f~ u utc 2. Hi:lCJTlt', :1t1 d Han dy S1111tll. !-iilll of Mr·~ Bllllt· Va k•ntuw and tht li-:!li' I . H Sm1tl1. :\lt~ ~on . The weddtn g ''-'llllwk..: pla ce un .J Ll! I L' :J. ~ HI 1::~0 p . 111. pre~:l· dcd b) a I1alf·hum· t•f mustt' by Kl·lth Ashl l'~ al till' HtH'Ilt l! F1rst H " pt1 ~t l 'hun·ll. :\ f't'l'l'p lloJJ will folluw c.~ t tht.• Hrw1nc Amcl'll' dn l..t.'g Wil hall l1o~ ted b~ Mr s. Pftult nc Wolfe . Mrs. Emnw t\~ hle .\ ', Mrs. Dl'bhll' H u u~ h . cuJd Mrs. Jon·c Bn·wt·r The bnde hr~:.. chost.'n Miss Vi l'kiL' Hou~ ll ~ts llmHI 11f horwr tir\d Mtss Bob1J1 Clwplll (ltl as IJridcs mclid . Mrs. We~ky Huush w1ll be !X!sl llli.lll and H1c k Fir1dl ~;;;. . L! I'OlllllSin<JJl. The l<t•\'. Frt.'!.'laml Nurns w1ll offil'i<ttc. Complete with PowerSeal attachment•tl The re 's well o rgani zed s torage s pa ce on both s ides o f th is b ig , 20.3 c u. ft. 100% Frost-Pr oo f Frigidaire Stde-by -S ide Refrigerator . FPCI·203V·8 Nom JfHI tolll , have been Mr. tJ nd Mrs. Mi:ln l'tti:l: Mr s. J ean . Torn Perrin. Lexington, Ky. Trussell, Peggy. f{enee, Seoll : WIT Lower Westfall , McCain, Faith and Amber , Mar iella: Jodi Pritchar d, Now only $599 • Herman Aknm : Mr and Mrll. FPCI·206T·8 Full Vrew Upper Ovt>n Wmdow 8 ClOck and In t erval Trmcr ceptable but must be so lely the work of the student II assistance has been given tminima! J, work should be entered in the non·judged cat egory . All entri es mu>t be fra med or matted and securely wired for hanging. Matted works should be cove red with acetate, have a protective backing and have a hanger attached. Mrs. Thaler will have available pr ot ectiv e polyethylene covering for sale by t he French Art Co lony. However. the arti st must have app lied th e co1•ering before delivery for the exhibit. Paintings not rn eeling these requiremen ts will be disqualified. A reg istration fcc of S5 will be required of non-member exhibitors who are age 18 or older, and a · lee of $2 for students under age 18. A service fee of 15 percent will I I I 1 I I I I I Vacuum Cleaner Rtv era Custom Oven Wlfldow and Ltght Deep Recesse d Coo~rng Su rfa ce' Lt ff Up Rnnge Top SPEC IF ICA TION S Width Jo· He rqht 6..: , Dep th 78'' Upper Oven lnh'rtor 70 " x 13" )( 13" lowl•r Oven Interior 7.r :.1 -11 , .. x 19 .Approx os htp w t 7BO lbs. Architects and Engineers, and Th ursday$ lrorn 10 a.m. wh ich was (lrg anized in until :1 p.m . and Saturdays Athens in 1973 . Bot h men are and Sundays from I p.m. until outstandi ng and r ec ogn i ~d 5 p.m., open to the public. a pamtmg featuring a Galha 1 Cou nty scene of histortcal s1gmficance. Days for delivery of entries to R1verby at 530 fir st Avenue will be Tuesday and Thursday , J.une 20 or 2Hrom 10 a.m. until 3 p.m., and on Saturday and Sunday, June 24 or 25, from I p.m. until 5 p.m. Entnes must be in no later !han Sunday, June 25, to allow tune for judging and 1 ca taloguing. No more than ftve i5) entries will be ac· cepted per art ist. If anyone has questions, they may call Mrs. Beverly at 446-1906 orMrs. Thalerat 44G44 25 or 446-1819 (PJ's). cla ss req uirement arc 8C· Going on now! Limited time savings on Frigidaire va rio us ~-: r a nts for resea rch arli st s, workin g in · oils , aud cxtcmii ve lert urin g acrylics, watercolors. etrelal in ~ to histor ica l chings, si lk sc re en and graphics. Exam ples of all of prescr'vation . Both fa ther cmd son are these media by the twu KoeJXHt ncns in the offices u[ Kue- Krompechers can be seen Krompccher Assotiates, now at Ri'verby (.I ll Tuesday s Deadline announced on exhibitf--..-·-·•·-~i;~;·:j;.;ti,;;.------1 We bought right-We will sell right! 95 acqu tred hi s architect ur al engineering deg ree and his law degree in Hungary. He has practiced, through his own offires, over 45 years in Hungary , Germany, Venezuela an d in th e United Stat es, int ers perse d with lea ching and writing_ He is a registered architect and licensed structural engine er in Ohio and Kentucky. In Darleue Barrett Sarah Drummond PLANS TO WED - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Drwnmond or Gallipolis are announcing the enga gement and approaching marria ge of their daughter, Sarah Ruth, to Joseph Rayburn Van Sickle, son of Mr. J ohn Van Sickle, and Mrs. Judy Krebs, Rt. I Gallipolis. '111e brlde-electls a 1978 graduate of Kyger Creek High School. The groom·lobe Is a 1977 gradua~e of Kyger Creek High School and Is employed at Mason County Motors, P\, Pleasant, W, Va , The open church wedding wlll be held Thursday, June 22, at 7:30 p.tn . at the Bulaville Christian CltUrch, Rev . William Reynolds wlll olflclate. The reception will be held at the home of the bride's parents following Lhc wedding. TO llf': WED- Mr. allll Mrs. (·hurl<'' ll:11Tcll. Sr. uf Hutlaud arc mmound ng thl' ~ ngugel m•nt 1111d H p ~ pnmcl1ing marriage of thctr daughlcr. ll:rrlctw <~ ay Bam•(!, to John Pau l Gtllium uf l'o lom!JJL,, ""'of Mr . and Mrs. Luth~ r Gilliam. nnutl.' 4, P !JIIlC I'Hy . 'l'hl' upt: ll rh urch w cdi.ll n~ will be WI t~ \'t' lll of 1\u g . 12 ill ~ ::!tl fl.l ll . at tile 111 1. Uniun f111ptist Churdt. il gradual<' uf M<•Jgs ' ltg h .~'dux1l. the britlc·cll!t'l IS li lt\\ wnrk111g U'i a pJIJstilute sctl'l1 lt~ry fur Mt>lgs Lul'al ~kilonls . ilcP fiance grad uated ft·um M1•1 gs High 111 19n 11111 ! Oh:., Univcrstty in J97G when· he rt•r·civJ•d 11 BHA rk~ t l'C. SUIIlllla l' UIIIIi:I Udl• . !It• l.'o OJ llll' lll iW'I' 11f Bt• ltl r\ lplw p ,. , , i:llld Pin Ka pp:.1 Pl11 . Ht• 1..., sL:Ifl' ii('('II UI\1 <1111 wtlil C'~to pcrs ami i,yiJrand 111 r~~lum lm ..... l1a .-. JW ~I'iPd 1Jtt' CPA t'XH 111 111111 is Hwalt lli L! <Tl'llftt ·u(H111. janice Meadows [;sa Pmter TO BE WED - Mr. and Mrs. Ri chard L. Meadows, Rt. 2 Crown City, are announcing the engagement and approaching wedding ol th eir daughter , Janice Mea dows, to Mich ael Morone of Columbus. The brid~lect is a 1973 grad uate ol Harman Trace High School and presently employed at Flair of Fashion in Columbus. Her fian ce is a 1966 graduate of Grove City High School and is now employed at Ad vanced Tool and Die, Their wedding will be 1111 event of June 24 at !:30 p.m. at Jjberty Cha pel Church, Crown City. Open church will be observed. .. . ~ ' .. . .. . . " ·- ... '" ... . . .. ... ' .... ' . �..B-2 - The Sunday Times-Se'!inel, Sunday, Miss Anna jarrell continues studies DONATION MADE - The JWle donations to the Holzer Medical Center Pediatric Television and Toy Funds came from continuing and dedicated supporters of these two worthwhile hospital projects on behalf of the children who are hospitalized. Making a presentation of the check for the June Television Fund was Cliff Dixon as the Chancellor Commander of the Kmghts of Pythias, Naomi 55. The local Kof P Lodge is now in its third year as an annual contributor to the hospital's TV Fund, to make possible free television for all of the ch ildren who are hospitalized in the Pediatric Unit at Holzer Medical Center during the entire month of June . The K of P Lodge is located on Locust Street in downtown Gallipolis. Sponsoring the Toy Fund for the month of June is the Jenkins Concrete Products Company with offices at 1005 Eastern Avenue in Gallipolis. The Plant Manager. Richard 0. Graham, made the arrangements for this second donation to the Toy Fund. Jenkins Concrete was one of the original contributors when the Toy Fund was established in late 1976. The fund is used to provide and replace both sma ll and large items in the Pediatric Playroom, as well as purchase toys and games for children who are confined to their rooms on the Pediatric unit, in order to make their hospital stay more enjoyable. Various books for both reading and coloring to suit both little children and teenagers are included . Anyone interested in participating in either of these funds should contact Earl Neff at 1113 Teodora Avenue in Gallipolis, Cliff Dixon (r ) as the Chancellor Commander of Knights of Pythias, Naomi 55, presents the check to Earl Neff for the Holzer Medical Center Pediatric Television Fund for the month of June. GALLIPOLIS - Miss Anna As a student of I!.H.C.C,. she Maria Jarrell , daughter of was enrolled in the DiverGarland and Anna Nibert of sified Hea lth Occupations R. R. 2. Gallipolis, will enter Program in her Juni or and the sununer quart er at the senio r years . During her senior year, she Oh iO State Univ ersity in was employed at the Holzer Columbus June 19. Mi ss Medica l Clink . Her activ ities Jarrell is a 1978 graduate of GaUia Academy High ·School during high school included and of the Buckeye Hills Latin Club, Pep Club, VICA, Career Center in Rio Grande. class report er of VICA, and winner on the Parliamentarian ProcedurE! team, and a VICA Voting Delegate for the South east Re gional VI CA Officers. SUNDAY Upon completion of her Ri;!viVAL , 7:30 , Wilma Grech at Eureka United fir st quarter at the O.S.U., Miss Jarrell will be sent to Christian Church. Fort Jackson, S. C. for eight PA !NT Creek Baptist Sunday week s of Basic Trainin g School Children 's Day through the Ohio National program, 7 p. m. Guard. And then to Brooks JOHN Fellure at Jubilee Am1y Hospital in Fort Sam Christ ian Center 10 :30 a.m. Houston. To.. for eight weeks and 7:30p.m. of Advanced Individual MILES Trout at Addison Training . Then she will Free Will Baptist , 7:30 p.m. return to O.S.U. for the winter quarter to continu e MONDAY her studies in the Arts and VACATION Bible School at Sciences Program and lu Paint Creek Baptist Church participate in the Reserved June 12-16,9 a. m. til11 :15 a. Officers Training Corps. m. REVIVAL , F ell owship Chapel, Vinton with Bill Morris and " The Mom s Family Singers ," Monday, June 12lhrough Friday, June 16, 7:30 p.m. TO HOLD REUNION Lemley-Ralph reunion to be held Sunday, June 18 at Poplar Ridge Church. Dinner at noon. potatoes , broccoli , chocolate cake with icing, milk. Co ffee , tea, bul! ermilk , skim milk and juice served daily . Please register the day mashed potatoes - gravy , buttered pea s, apri cots, before yo u plan to eat. bread, butter, milk. PORTLAND - Telephone Wednesday - Baked pork 843-3364 . COAD SENIOR 1 1 chop, au gratin potatoes, NUTRITION Weekl y Menu buttereQ green beans, apple for the Satellite Site at the POMEROY Mei gs sauce, roll, buller, milk. Thursday - Beef patty, Reorganized Church of Jesus Senior Citizens Center acChrist of Latter Da y Saints, tivities locat ed at the baked potato, buttered beets. Old ,Town Flats, is similar to Pomeroy Junior High School peaches, bread , butter. milk. the above menu. Please call Friday - Chicken salad is open 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday sandwich , hash brown in your reservation . through Friday. Monday, June 12 - Square Dancing, 12:30-3 p.m. Tuesday, June 13 Knittin g and Croch eti ng RESPIRATORY SUPPORT SYSTCM Cl ass, 10 a .m.-12 noon; Chorus, 12:30-J p.m. Wednesday, June 14 Social Security RepresenCOMPlETE tative , 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.; INVENTORY fJF Macrame Class, 1-2 :30 p.m. ; Games, 12 :30-2 p.m. RESPIIA TORY Thursday, June 15 THERAPY Athens Co unt y Kitchen Swingers, II a.m .; HorseEQUIPMENT shoes, 12 :30-2 p.m. &SUPPliES Friday, June 16 - Latch Hoo k Rugs , 10 a.m.; Art Class , 10 a.m.-12 noon ; Knittmg and Crochetting Class, 10 a.m.-1 2 noon; Flora l NO HIOI! PIUSUII! CYUNDUS 011 CHEMICAlS - Tl<f M-ill 0 Notes , I p.m.; Bowling, 1-3 AND HNDUI IU'POIT SYSlfMS 'f!K)RM Wlli<OUT LQUIDS, p.m. O<f.CAIS, MICIW<fCAL OW<Ofl. GAS fiWNGS, 011 HIOit ltt!ISUU TAHQ AND TH! HIGH COST Cf HAUUNO HfAVT Senior Nutrition Program , CYUNDIIS I! fUMINAlfD 1'011 11105! 'An!NTS II!Q<JI~NG l2noon to 12:45 p.m , Monday CONTINUOUS OXI'GfN 011 'HQUfHT SUVICf. through Friday . . Mond ay Bak ed Home spaghetti, buttered spinach Dellwery vi negar, pineapple slice A••llellle cot ta ge cheese, sugar cookies , bread , butter, milk. Tuesday - Turkey roll, ,-· · · · · · · · · , I Sr. Citizens i I Calend4r I HOMEMADE OXYGEN --- _,__ __.__ ,_,_. _,_ ___________ '"Keep Your Cool "I . q, ~t;:·')) ~ANTSUIT IN CUSTOM SOFTNESS THIS TOP GOES SOFT WITH GATHERED HALF-TUNNEL BELTING VLINE CUSTOM -TOUCH TUCKING , PRINCESS BACK, FRONT POCKETS AND STITCH CREASE SLACKS. STAIN-EZE GABADREME. UNII'OftMS ~ ANNA JARREtt 1 • '· I I I II WAS INITIATED Beta Lambda Chapter of Kappa Delta Social Sorority is proud to announce that Distributor Debbie Johnso n, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otis L. Johnson, See our Lightweight Summer Styles at was initiated IIllo the KD Circl e of friendship. Beta Lambda Chapter is loca ted at Georgetown c.. llege. Georgetown. Kentu cky where Miss Joh nson is ._ __ 3662nd A v e . - - - - - - - - - - - - - Gall ipo li s, Olio · - ·j a freshma n. THE UNIFORM CENTER I I I t I I ENr. M:J-: D ,\1r <llld Mrs. t:a rdner Weli rung of to Fn11 tklm lhh ·. :-.11 11 of Mr. ;ulll Mrs. Edward Jhlc, Hc-wtn L'. t\ .l ull llt· ddtr lJ~ ts pbnnl'd . BRU ICARDI'S Regular Price $1895 WE HAVE 25 OF THESE IN ORIGINAL FACTORY CARTON II 1 i\nn W 11m l ~ . 'l'('nn., nnw, b tll a fhrrner NO DOWN PAYMENT NECESSARY &ONLY $6~ PER WEEK. APR. 14.12% 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH...A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD IN LAYAWAY. ' Sale Ends When The Above 25 Organs Are Sold. Corner 3rd & Court St., Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 446.-0687 Gallip.. htan and membe1· of the dull. She pl ans to spend a frw days he re amorrg fam tly uml fncnds A get well card was signed by all Hll(l se nt to • was the hoUen. Pmrll'I' IJ)', lm 1tltcr of lilt.' grourn . For her dau ghter 's weddin~.: , Mrs. Wo11ds wu n• a blue dn•s," cmd a wlu! e t'd l'ri.:JilWt curs£~gc . Ilat!'l y T r.1ylor, Frr:ulcC:-:. l rrr bot.li'IJ. Mrs . lk i.;su: Shilffl'r c11rd i)c, tllllt·, Mr:s. J eff !Java..., ;nul Mrs Rtl l FurU of Cunnec· ;md St·r tl lil . Mr. wul Mr!':t . tn ·ut . Mrs . J"<'k l.unsfunJ, Tu ppcl's P I~ ins. ami Mrs. . Mt nmc Kaptcuw , Pomeroy. Mrs. hnhodun wa s in a blue a mi wl11 tt.: c.: lle('kcred SUl t <:~ nd als11 hr.HI a nrrr1ati u11 Grand for Grandpa and Father too ... GRANDFATHER'S KNIFE and groO! !l. Ti le l'i-tkc was Wtlh IJ UI! (' h , ICC t Tl'C:ttrl , lllllll!-1 ;utd nu ts by Mrs. Kt'i th Wcullls. Mrs. Em est Imbl!dt n. Mrs. Sue I 1r1!Juc.len . and .J enne Sd Ill Jitz. Fur a bncf w<.· ddJng lnp t he llr!Cie <.: han ged 111t n f1 11wered dress. Vm· the wt·ddlllg ti ll' grout II was 111 11 lt g ltl IJ iut• SUit and hrt d a 11lcrc. c'H I'II i:lti!J il 1Jou lu n- The coup le will ll\'1' at Kt•esler t\ 11· Fc JI'l'l' Bast· in Bil oxi, Mtss. whe re t hi' ~ rourn ts i:lll Ol l'IIW/l f1 rst l'la ss x-ruy ll·dHtl t' lHil . Botll 1:1 re Mc ags Ht gll S(' llo ol gnu.Jua lc s un d Ill<.' lmd e i:i empl oyed at Powell 's Super Vcdu in Pm ncroy Gucsl.'i a t lht• Here's a pnckl'l knifP lil<tl rJad or l! ra ndda d will apprcri:tl e . . fnitiul Cll j!ravr d Oil Cll~ i {1C ­ turn ed side with ~rand c hildren "s names and hirth dat es on th e oth e r. Mak es the pnff•ct difff'rcnt gif t. re n •pl ton we re Mr. ami Mrs. Kc1ll1 Wo<<is. Mr. a11LI Mr s. Ern est lt uU udl'll , Pc11n llllboden. Penny .Jm·ks. Mrs Fred [);,1vts cmd Hyc111 <:~rid A1nber. Mrs. Tum Woods CJtld Ma~sy. Mr.'l. Hutch Ha1 1 111~ (tlld Jewel.,.. «>4 SECOND AVENUE ~~~-..B E J.l • ...a· \841 A.M£RICAN GEM SOCiETY Scott . Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Im boden II Social 1 Calendar! TUESDAY MEIGS COUNTY Pomona Ju nior Grange Tuesday 6:45 p.m. at Rock Springs Grange Hall. WEDNESDAY AM ER I CAN LEG IO N Feeney-Bennett Post 128' Middlepurt, 7:30 Wednesday nigilt at the hall . New officers to be installed. FILM " Th1et in the Night" at Cheshire UM C 7:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY JUNIOR AMERI CAN LEGION AUXILIARY. Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy.. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the home uf Mrs. flarry Davis. PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGED Mrs. Clarence Gill , Letart; Mrs. Alvin Lake and daughter, Patroit, Mrs. Edith Sommer, Southside , Troy Boggess, Ga llipolis; James Arnold, Ravensw ood ; Mrs . Larry Whittingt on, Arbuckle; George Dabney, Henderson; Mrs. Russell Young, West Columbia; Larry Burris, Shinnston; Charles Neal, West Columbia , Harriett Hudnall , Leon ; Rosa Rice , Grover Henry, Mrs . Ben Sommerville , Kenneth Jones , Homer Wray, Mrs. Bernard Rollins, Steven Miller, Mr. MIDDLEPOH T and Mrs. James Alleman, AMATEUH GAHDENERS, 8 John Wilson, Genetta Bower, p.m. Wednesday at the hume Larry Marcum, all of Point uf Mrs. Hose Reynolds with Pleasan t. Mrs. Beulah Strauss , cohostess . Mrs. f'ry of Cheshire to give an Cl rran~ement All breakfa st l'Creal is dcmonstr1:1tiun. emnl'hy 1f you happen to bite FREE CE RVICAL Cancer into thl' . pliJ stk premiwn Clinic, Wednesday afternoon , cnduscd. at Hea th United Methodist Ch urch in Middleport for Meigs a rea women . Appointments st ill available ; eall 9927531 da ytim e or 992-5832 evenings or weeken ds . COLO'' · • flll 'fll l• . Sun Mon Tu Wed June 11·14 HENRY WINKLER Tonight thru Thursday . HIGH ANXIETY P~IO PRICES REDUCED AMERICA TRUSTS HOOVER on PowerDrive'M & Diai·A·Matic., upright vacuum cleaners ! HOOVERs self-propelled PowerDrive MEL BROOKS A Fantastic • Mrs.J arne~ Cbeeeebrew, Mrs. • Easiest cleaning ever on any kind of carpet • Au tom a tic carpet adjustment • Full time edge-cleaning Ccwnectw ~ . .r:..~.~~~~.:..Ciil. Cartoon -Geor~ C. 5cou _ _ fOCUS ON WOODTIME:S summer . The first fall meeting will be Sept. 5. · By JACQUELINE And CONNIE l'AKEN 1'0 HOSPITAL POMEROY Sheila E dwa rds, Pomeroy, was tak en to Velerans Memorial Hospl!al by the Pomeroy emergency squad at 3:fi p.m. Friday from Mechani c St., where she wa s reportedly >tru ck by u car. Pom eroy police a rc investigating . Edw a rds wa s discharged !run 1the hospital about 5 p.m. following treat ment. Mon. & Fri. til 8 Tues., Wed., Sat. til 5 Model U6049 HOOVER Diai-A-Matic • Deep-cleaning action • 3 -position carpet·adjustment • Full time edge -clea~mg Thurs. til IZ Noon • Mrs. F\orerwC' Wickline HI 1 her horne To t•ondude 11 pleasant ;m tlng fc1r the uri'H!-iloll an d Hoffmt~ t l f)un na l h rnlltg, T~ d W1iods. Wr tl~n1 Wilsun, Ml's. Huger .hurrt· Sd un rll.. Tcn,!SH Huff . Sh'w~ r t ~nd Mrs. Ke nneth llli:t ll , Dwmt Whc01er. Mirum· l r11IJo<.len. .) IJicii SOII , i\'l'\'i-J ( ;r! JI\1!1, J')piJSetJLiing ~i fts w~ rt• Mr. .:J nd bt \.' lnlblidt n, Mr~. Huth Ml's. l.ar l'y Powell . em~l oye s St ~.: wrrrl. Brl'lt a mi Shdllftori. ul Powell 's OUfJel' Valu. Mr. St' I'Vl'd wished the group a happy I'LANS MADE Mrs . Nell ie M. Young evening, J.>r cs. Bumer in- Wl shl's to announ ce the stalled the follow111g officers betrotha l 11! her dau ght er, fur !tit' ('OIHHlJ· )I'Ur: Patt u.:w Jo, tu Hubert Ed· prcsadcnt, Zdmlt ~cJrt hi ' Utt; \HIJ"d Annsl rong, son ur M r~ . vice pre.<id enl, ftuth E11rl Armstrong, Teens Run Mull ineaux ; 1r eas urer, H"11d. The marriage Ylor cncc Willi s, fi nd ccr ·mon y will be performed secretary, June O'DelL She Jul y 2at 4 p.m. at the home of finish •d Wllh Iwcqxocms, very the groom. All friends and TereS<:~ lllttll'clll of hunor ttnd she wore a street length clrl'SS 11 1 baby IJJtu.• ttrld ;J Whl 1l' (' CI I'II (I )ICIII. Tilt• best rii WJ WHS Hoge r lm- ,, recentJun hofl ll!"l!lg tile eouple was lldd a! the EtJ tt: rpn se Um k d Methodi s t Clq.rrch, Pot i! L' ro y. The Ur iJe 's tCJ blc featured i.l t hree llered cake lopped wtlh the lraJtti una l rn rrH<tlurc bndc and on~ gurst, Mrs. D. u,~ li s Wood galht•r('(l as Oscar' s Boat Hoolll for H din ner rn ectm g al fi o'clock. Presi den l V1rg1nla Bumer held a shor1 businr.'is m<."e ti ng and welcomed Mrs. Ca rrie Spence or ClHlll anoog a , lil'd in lover 's knn t...;. 14 Ca rd Game s, 1-3 p.m.; Movies, 1:30 p.m . Thursday , June 15 Physi cal Fitness , 11:15 a.m.; Co uncil Meeting, I :30 p.m . Friday, June 16 - Art Class, l-3 p.m.; Social Hour , 7 p.m. The Senior Nutrition Program will serve the following menus at 12 noon : Monday Baked spaghetti, cheese sticks, tossed salad, pineapple slice, buttered hot Italian Bread, butter, sugar cookies, milk. Tuesday - Pol roast of beef, gravy, mashed potatoes, zucchini squash, bread, butter, ice cream, milk. Wednesday - liver and onions, au gratin potatoes, buuered green beans, roll, butler, apricot crisp, milk. Thursday - Salisbury steak, baked potato, buUered beets, bread, butter, rice pudding with raisins, milk. Friday - Chicken salad, hash brown potatoes, broccoli , bread, butter, chocolate cak e with icing, milk. Choi ce or beverage served with each meal. "Se rvi ces rendered on a non-discriminatory basis.' ' SUNDAY REVIVAL at Antiq uit y Baptist Church Sunday through June 18 at 7: 30 p. m. nightly. Pasto r is Earl Sh uler . Special singing each evening. Mr. il l I! I Mrs. Uo)ld l?ousb 1WENTY -FIFTH annual Russell - Ar cher family TO MARK DATE - Mr. and Mrs . l.toyd Roush , reunion will be Sunday Cheshir e, will ce lebrate their 50th wedding at Fore st Acres Park, anniversury on Sunda y, June 18. Rutla nd, beginning at noon. 'l11ey were married 1n Pt. Pleasant on June 14, All family descendants please plan to attend. 1928 . The~ are th e p~-~r rnts of nne dttu ghtcr and two sons, REVIVAL at Morning Star Mrs. Forrest t Romayne 1 Hardesty , Huntington , W. Va.; Unit ed Baptist Ch ur ch I. loyd RotL'h, .Jr , Findlay, Ohio, and Edward Rot"h , Sunday 7 p. m. Church is Cheshire. They hare SIX grand children and two grea tlocated on SR 143 southwest gran dchildren. Friends and relatives are invited to a of Harriso nville. Billy Dalton rPcept inn which will be he ld at the Cheshire Baptist Chu ch is the ev angelist. Other from 2 1Ill 4 p 111 The) ii Sk that gifts be omitted. speake rs will also be featured. Public welcome. HYMN Sing Sunday, 2 p. m. at Eagle Ridge Community Church featuring the ;, Join t-He irs" singing group. Public inv ited. MONDAY MEIGS BAND BOOSTF.RS, 7: 30 Munday night at the sehoul. MONDAY TWIN CITY Shrine Club Monday 7:30 p.m. Refreshments. RA CINE ER SQUAD Monda y 7:30 p.m. at the fire sta tion . MEIGS LO CAL Band Boosters meeting, 7:30p.m . Ju ne H - Ge t acquainted coffee 10 a.m. RSVP Gina Munday in band room at high Kosmo H&-3191. school. Parents of junior and June 15 - Eveni ng ill'idge Pam Terrizzi RSVP 446-4485. senior band members invited June 19 - fr" lilllation dinner 6:30p.m. at Kin Folks. RSVP to attend . Chris Mi tchell 44&- 77:1~. SPECIAL meeting Eastern June 21 - Exercise Group HSVP Julie Ormsby , 446-2070. Local School District Board June 2J - Couple's bowl ing 9 p.m. RSVP Karen Moffit! of Education, Monday in high 24[;.5359 ' school library to di sc uss Ju ne 28 - Ex ercise Group HSVP, Jul ie Ormsby, 446-2070. teacher negotiation s. June 30 - Couple's volleyball 7 p.m. RSVP Pam Terrizzi 446-44B5. Welcome Wagon is open to any interested party in the area. Call Joy Alwood at 446415~9 or Mary Ann Jamison at 4462M9 for mfor rnation. GAI.t.IPOI. IS Twelve members of I he English Glu b ssoo~: I Ern es t tl tt' dcJ UIJk 1"1111.-! r i'I'CIII tllly . Mu str was ("IJt·sagc. I I II Club meets [ Save and 'T iw lk v. lioiK.'I'( S!t'W <H'l uf Hd prv pc rforntcll made a.m. -1 ·- ·- ----··-·-I Has Purchased The Entire Organ Stock From A Dealer Friend Who Is Retiring After 43 Years Of Retail LOWREY Organ Sales. Mrs . Millard Van Meter Phone 992-2039 106 Butternut Ave . 992 -S721 Pomeroy, Ohio We accept all major credit cards and we wire flowers everywhere. _ Poi!JL'roy tm .· illlnou nL'tng tlw engdger nent and - approa c hm ~ rtJ;rrrt< tl-.:t' of t iJell' d;t ug hlL' r. Ki:!tl ty l.ouisc, US SOON! POMEROY FLOWER SHIP -: -· :: : : :: Fnmklin !ble and KatiJJI Webrung 00 .. MIll Ill .f·: 1'0 I! 'I' -- Chery I ~cdnesday, June II "~ I·= A COMPLETELY SOLID-STATE SELF-CONTAINED HOME SPINET ORGAN WITH TWO 44 NOTE KEYBOARDS Af~D A 13 NOTE PEDAL BOARD, PLUS 18 DIFFERENT RHYTHM PATTERNS. Calendar I Eugene lniiJHdt•ll II were GALLIPOUS - Activities united illt ll t:~rriagt' ort M<Jy 16 Jii'"''Hivd hy IIIII llall and Ins at the Senior Citizens Center at 1 p.m. at !he Hutland ."il'l l'dli iiiS llldUtiCd '" ) .U Vt' l .'i 1.1 M;cny s,,Jcmlun.> d Tlllttg'' . for this week are: F1·ecwill Bapllsl Churd1. . Monday , June 12 The bride IS Lhe da ughter uf " Mun•, " ·· Mc tciiLHI Vl.'l' ". i lllll Churus , I : 15-3 p.m. Keith a11d Doll y Wo11<b . Hvute " ll.ccV t: YouTr~:~ly . " Fc• r lin welldtng tht• lmtlt• Tuesday, June 13 I, Middleport. and lllc grout II S.T.O.P ., 10:30 a .m.; is l llc ~em uf Ernest Cji\U Wan- was <ll1tn·cl 111 a f111or lt•Jigth Physical Fitness, 11:15 a.m.; d<:t lrnblldcn , Pomeroy. He is gowrt il tnl wort• a veil of illuBible Study, 12 :45-1:45 p.m.; stalluncd witli tile U. S. 1\il' ·slor t ShL' n uTted a IJoulj l.lcluf Buckeye Community Service Furcc at Kl'l.~slcr Base ill wluk t'fi rnalions and IJil ln ·.-. lH't'CIIh with the S tiT<IIIl~·r!-i Program (Sara Zinn ), 11 :30 Mississippi . ' .....~ WHITa SWAN :·-s~-ci~h;;l Woods~Imboden · vows I 1 I from SIZE 4-16 Fit for your King on his day • June 18 Pi ants and flowers are personal gifts with a rugged , earthy feel in g . They're a natural way to add zest to his life . A thoughtful way to s how you care . Our shop is brimming with gifts de s igned especially for Dads. inc! uding fresh arrangements , pi ant e rs , and green and flowering plants . You can charge _phone order purchases to m os t major credit card s, . and. if your Father 's Day g ift s go out -of town. our nationwide ne twork of over 50,000 fellow florists guarantees the same qualify and profess ional service we offer In our shop. on deliveries going ne arly anywhere . CALL OR VISIT B-3 - The Sunday Tim cs-& nUnel, Sw1day, June ll,I97B ] The Wearwllhall 23.99 1 Limited quantity availableSave now! Model U5017 A Great Notion 22.99 1 r t!IHI IVCS are invitl.>d . • 1 �..B-2 - The Sunday Times-Se'!inel, Sunday, Miss Anna jarrell continues studies DONATION MADE - The JWle donations to the Holzer Medical Center Pediatric Television and Toy Funds came from continuing and dedicated supporters of these two worthwhile hospital projects on behalf of the children who are hospitalized. Making a presentation of the check for the June Television Fund was Cliff Dixon as the Chancellor Commander of the Kmghts of Pythias, Naomi 55. The local Kof P Lodge is now in its third year as an annual contributor to the hospital's TV Fund, to make possible free television for all of the ch ildren who are hospitalized in the Pediatric Unit at Holzer Medical Center during the entire month of June . The K of P Lodge is located on Locust Street in downtown Gallipolis. Sponsoring the Toy Fund for the month of June is the Jenkins Concrete Products Company with offices at 1005 Eastern Avenue in Gallipolis. The Plant Manager. Richard 0. Graham, made the arrangements for this second donation to the Toy Fund. Jenkins Concrete was one of the original contributors when the Toy Fund was established in late 1976. The fund is used to provide and replace both sma ll and large items in the Pediatric Playroom, as well as purchase toys and games for children who are confined to their rooms on the Pediatric unit, in order to make their hospital stay more enjoyable. Various books for both reading and coloring to suit both little children and teenagers are included . Anyone interested in participating in either of these funds should contact Earl Neff at 1113 Teodora Avenue in Gallipolis, Cliff Dixon (r ) as the Chancellor Commander of Knights of Pythias, Naomi 55, presents the check to Earl Neff for the Holzer Medical Center Pediatric Television Fund for the month of June. GALLIPOLIS - Miss Anna As a student of I!.H.C.C,. she Maria Jarrell , daughter of was enrolled in the DiverGarland and Anna Nibert of sified Hea lth Occupations R. R. 2. Gallipolis, will enter Program in her Juni or and the sununer quart er at the senio r years . During her senior year, she Oh iO State Univ ersity in was employed at the Holzer Columbus June 19. Mi ss Medica l Clink . Her activ ities Jarrell is a 1978 graduate of GaUia Academy High ·School during high school included and of the Buckeye Hills Latin Club, Pep Club, VICA, Career Center in Rio Grande. class report er of VICA, and winner on the Parliamentarian ProcedurE! team, and a VICA Voting Delegate for the South east Re gional VI CA Officers. SUNDAY Upon completion of her Ri;!viVAL , 7:30 , Wilma Grech at Eureka United fir st quarter at the O.S.U., Miss Jarrell will be sent to Christian Church. Fort Jackson, S. C. for eight PA !NT Creek Baptist Sunday week s of Basic Trainin g School Children 's Day through the Ohio National program, 7 p. m. Guard. And then to Brooks JOHN Fellure at Jubilee Am1y Hospital in Fort Sam Christ ian Center 10 :30 a.m. Houston. To.. for eight weeks and 7:30p.m. of Advanced Individual MILES Trout at Addison Training . Then she will Free Will Baptist , 7:30 p.m. return to O.S.U. for the winter quarter to continu e MONDAY her studies in the Arts and VACATION Bible School at Sciences Program and lu Paint Creek Baptist Church participate in the Reserved June 12-16,9 a. m. til11 :15 a. Officers Training Corps. m. REVIVAL , F ell owship Chapel, Vinton with Bill Morris and " The Mom s Family Singers ," Monday, June 12lhrough Friday, June 16, 7:30 p.m. TO HOLD REUNION Lemley-Ralph reunion to be held Sunday, June 18 at Poplar Ridge Church. Dinner at noon. potatoes , broccoli , chocolate cake with icing, milk. Co ffee , tea, bul! ermilk , skim milk and juice served daily . Please register the day mashed potatoes - gravy , buttered pea s, apri cots, before yo u plan to eat. bread, butter, milk. PORTLAND - Telephone Wednesday - Baked pork 843-3364 . COAD SENIOR 1 1 chop, au gratin potatoes, NUTRITION Weekl y Menu buttereQ green beans, apple for the Satellite Site at the POMEROY Mei gs sauce, roll, buller, milk. Thursday - Beef patty, Reorganized Church of Jesus Senior Citizens Center acChrist of Latter Da y Saints, tivities locat ed at the baked potato, buttered beets. Old ,Town Flats, is similar to Pomeroy Junior High School peaches, bread , butter. milk. the above menu. Please call Friday - Chicken salad is open 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday sandwich , hash brown in your reservation . through Friday. Monday, June 12 - Square Dancing, 12:30-3 p.m. Tuesday, June 13 Knittin g and Croch eti ng RESPIRATORY SUPPORT SYSTCM Cl ass, 10 a .m.-12 noon; Chorus, 12:30-J p.m. Wednesday, June 14 Social Security RepresenCOMPlETE tative , 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.; INVENTORY fJF Macrame Class, 1-2 :30 p.m. ; Games, 12 :30-2 p.m. RESPIIA TORY Thursday, June 15 THERAPY Athens Co unt y Kitchen Swingers, II a.m .; HorseEQUIPMENT shoes, 12 :30-2 p.m. &SUPPliES Friday, June 16 - Latch Hoo k Rugs , 10 a.m.; Art Class , 10 a.m.-12 noon ; Knittmg and Crochetting Class, 10 a.m.-1 2 noon; Flora l NO HIOI! PIUSUII! CYUNDUS 011 CHEMICAlS - Tl<f M-ill 0 Notes , I p.m.; Bowling, 1-3 AND HNDUI IU'POIT SYSlfMS 'f!K)RM Wlli<OUT LQUIDS, p.m. O<f.CAIS, MICIW<fCAL OW<Ofl. GAS fiWNGS, 011 HIOit ltt!ISUU TAHQ AND TH! HIGH COST Cf HAUUNO HfAVT Senior Nutrition Program , CYUNDIIS I! fUMINAlfD 1'011 11105! 'An!NTS II!Q<JI~NG l2noon to 12:45 p.m , Monday CONTINUOUS OXI'GfN 011 'HQUfHT SUVICf. through Friday . . Mond ay Bak ed Home spaghetti, buttered spinach Dellwery vi negar, pineapple slice A••llellle cot ta ge cheese, sugar cookies , bread , butter, milk. Tuesday - Turkey roll, ,-· · · · · · · · · , I Sr. Citizens i I Calend4r I HOMEMADE OXYGEN --- _,__ __.__ ,_,_. _,_ ___________ '"Keep Your Cool "I . q, ~t;:·')) ~ANTSUIT IN CUSTOM SOFTNESS THIS TOP GOES SOFT WITH GATHERED HALF-TUNNEL BELTING VLINE CUSTOM -TOUCH TUCKING , PRINCESS BACK, FRONT POCKETS AND STITCH CREASE SLACKS. STAIN-EZE GABADREME. UNII'OftMS ~ ANNA JARREtt 1 • '· I I I II WAS INITIATED Beta Lambda Chapter of Kappa Delta Social Sorority is proud to announce that Distributor Debbie Johnso n, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otis L. Johnson, See our Lightweight Summer Styles at was initiated IIllo the KD Circl e of friendship. Beta Lambda Chapter is loca ted at Georgetown c.. llege. Georgetown. Kentu cky where Miss Joh nson is ._ __ 3662nd A v e . - - - - - - - - - - - - - Gall ipo li s, Olio · - ·j a freshma n. THE UNIFORM CENTER I I I t I I ENr. M:J-: D ,\1r <llld Mrs. t:a rdner Weli rung of to Fn11 tklm lhh ·. :-.11 11 of Mr. ;ulll Mrs. Edward Jhlc, Hc-wtn L'. t\ .l ull llt· ddtr lJ~ ts pbnnl'd . BRU ICARDI'S Regular Price $1895 WE HAVE 25 OF THESE IN ORIGINAL FACTORY CARTON II 1 i\nn W 11m l ~ . 'l'('nn., nnw, b tll a fhrrner NO DOWN PAYMENT NECESSARY &ONLY $6~ PER WEEK. APR. 14.12% 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH...A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD IN LAYAWAY. ' Sale Ends When The Above 25 Organs Are Sold. Corner 3rd & Court St., Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 446.-0687 Gallip.. htan and membe1· of the dull. She pl ans to spend a frw days he re amorrg fam tly uml fncnds A get well card was signed by all Hll(l se nt to • was the hoUen. Pmrll'I' IJ)', lm 1tltcr of lilt.' grourn . For her dau ghter 's weddin~.: , Mrs. Wo11ds wu n• a blue dn•s," cmd a wlu! e t'd l'ri.:JilWt curs£~gc . Ilat!'l y T r.1ylor, Frr:ulcC:-:. l rrr bot.li'IJ. Mrs . lk i.;su: Shilffl'r c11rd i)c, tllllt·, Mr:s. J eff !Java..., ;nul Mrs Rtl l FurU of Cunnec· ;md St·r tl lil . Mr. wul Mr!':t . tn ·ut . Mrs . J"<'k l.unsfunJ, Tu ppcl's P I~ ins. ami Mrs. . Mt nmc Kaptcuw , Pomeroy. Mrs. hnhodun wa s in a blue a mi wl11 tt.: c.: lle('kcred SUl t <:~ nd als11 hr.HI a nrrr1ati u11 Grand for Grandpa and Father too ... GRANDFATHER'S KNIFE and groO! !l. Ti le l'i-tkc was Wtlh IJ UI! (' h , ICC t Tl'C:ttrl , lllllll!-1 ;utd nu ts by Mrs. Kt'i th Wcullls. Mrs. Em est Imbl!dt n. Mrs. Sue I 1r1!Juc.len . and .J enne Sd Ill Jitz. Fur a bncf w<.· ddJng lnp t he llr!Cie <.: han ged 111t n f1 11wered dress. Vm· the wt·ddlllg ti ll' grout II was 111 11 lt g ltl IJ iut• SUit and hrt d a 11lcrc. c'H I'II i:lti!J il 1Jou lu n- The coup le will ll\'1' at Kt•esler t\ 11· Fc JI'l'l' Bast· in Bil oxi, Mtss. whe re t hi' ~ rourn ts i:lll Ol l'IIW/l f1 rst l'la ss x-ruy ll·dHtl t' lHil . Botll 1:1 re Mc ags Ht gll S(' llo ol gnu.Jua lc s un d Ill<.' lmd e i:i empl oyed at Powell 's Super Vcdu in Pm ncroy Gucsl.'i a t lht• Here's a pnckl'l knifP lil<tl rJad or l! ra ndda d will apprcri:tl e . . fnitiul Cll j!ravr d Oil Cll~ i {1C ­ turn ed side with ~rand c hildren "s names and hirth dat es on th e oth e r. Mak es the pnff•ct difff'rcnt gif t. re n •pl ton we re Mr. ami Mrs. Kc1ll1 Wo<<is. Mr. a11LI Mr s. Ern est lt uU udl'll , Pc11n llllboden. Penny .Jm·ks. Mrs Fred [);,1vts cmd Hyc111 <:~rid A1nber. Mrs. Tum Woods CJtld Ma~sy. Mr.'l. Hutch Ha1 1 111~ (tlld Jewel.,.. «>4 SECOND AVENUE ~~~-..B E J.l • ...a· \841 A.M£RICAN GEM SOCiETY Scott . Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Im boden II Social 1 Calendar! TUESDAY MEIGS COUNTY Pomona Ju nior Grange Tuesday 6:45 p.m. at Rock Springs Grange Hall. WEDNESDAY AM ER I CAN LEG IO N Feeney-Bennett Post 128' Middlepurt, 7:30 Wednesday nigilt at the hall . New officers to be installed. FILM " Th1et in the Night" at Cheshire UM C 7:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY JUNIOR AMERI CAN LEGION AUXILIARY. Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy.. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the home uf Mrs. flarry Davis. PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGED Mrs. Clarence Gill , Letart; Mrs. Alvin Lake and daughter, Patroit, Mrs. Edith Sommer, Southside , Troy Boggess, Ga llipolis; James Arnold, Ravensw ood ; Mrs . Larry Whittingt on, Arbuckle; George Dabney, Henderson; Mrs. Russell Young, West Columbia; Larry Burris, Shinnston; Charles Neal, West Columbia , Harriett Hudnall , Leon ; Rosa Rice , Grover Henry, Mrs . Ben Sommerville , Kenneth Jones , Homer Wray, Mrs. Bernard Rollins, Steven Miller, Mr. MIDDLEPOH T and Mrs. James Alleman, AMATEUH GAHDENERS, 8 John Wilson, Genetta Bower, p.m. Wednesday at the hume Larry Marcum, all of Point uf Mrs. Hose Reynolds with Pleasan t. Mrs. Beulah Strauss , cohostess . Mrs. f'ry of Cheshire to give an Cl rran~ement All breakfa st l'Creal is dcmonstr1:1tiun. emnl'hy 1f you happen to bite FREE CE RVICAL Cancer into thl' . pliJ stk premiwn Clinic, Wednesday afternoon , cnduscd. at Hea th United Methodist Ch urch in Middleport for Meigs a rea women . Appointments st ill available ; eall 9927531 da ytim e or 992-5832 evenings or weeken ds . COLO'' · • flll 'fll l• . Sun Mon Tu Wed June 11·14 HENRY WINKLER Tonight thru Thursday . HIGH ANXIETY P~IO PRICES REDUCED AMERICA TRUSTS HOOVER on PowerDrive'M & Diai·A·Matic., upright vacuum cleaners ! HOOVERs self-propelled PowerDrive MEL BROOKS A Fantastic • Mrs.J arne~ Cbeeeebrew, Mrs. • Easiest cleaning ever on any kind of carpet • Au tom a tic carpet adjustment • Full time edge-cleaning Ccwnectw ~ . .r:..~.~~~~.:..Ciil. Cartoon -Geor~ C. 5cou _ _ fOCUS ON WOODTIME:S summer . The first fall meeting will be Sept. 5. · By JACQUELINE And CONNIE l'AKEN 1'0 HOSPITAL POMEROY Sheila E dwa rds, Pomeroy, was tak en to Velerans Memorial Hospl!al by the Pomeroy emergency squad at 3:fi p.m. Friday from Mechani c St., where she wa s reportedly >tru ck by u car. Pom eroy police a rc investigating . Edw a rds wa s discharged !run 1the hospital about 5 p.m. following treat ment. Mon. & Fri. til 8 Tues., Wed., Sat. til 5 Model U6049 HOOVER Diai-A-Matic • Deep-cleaning action • 3 -position carpet·adjustment • Full time edge -clea~mg Thurs. til IZ Noon • Mrs. F\orerwC' Wickline HI 1 her horne To t•ondude 11 pleasant ;m tlng fc1r the uri'H!-iloll an d Hoffmt~ t l f)un na l h rnlltg, T~ d W1iods. Wr tl~n1 Wilsun, Ml's. Huger .hurrt· Sd un rll.. Tcn,!SH Huff . Sh'w~ r t ~nd Mrs. Ke nneth llli:t ll , Dwmt Whc01er. Mirum· l r11IJo<.len. .) IJicii SOII , i\'l'\'i-J ( ;r! JI\1!1, J')piJSetJLiing ~i fts w~ rt• Mr. .:J nd bt \.' lnlblidt n, Mr~. Huth Ml's. l.ar l'y Powell . em~l oye s St ~.: wrrrl. Brl'lt a mi Shdllftori. ul Powell 's OUfJel' Valu. Mr. St' I'Vl'd wished the group a happy I'LANS MADE Mrs . Nell ie M. Young evening, J.>r cs. Bumer in- Wl shl's to announ ce the stalled the follow111g officers betrotha l 11! her dau ght er, fur !tit' ('OIHHlJ· )I'Ur: Patt u.:w Jo, tu Hubert Ed· prcsadcnt, Zdmlt ~cJrt hi ' Utt; \HIJ"d Annsl rong, son ur M r~ . vice pre.<id enl, ftuth E11rl Armstrong, Teens Run Mull ineaux ; 1r eas urer, H"11d. The marriage Ylor cncc Willi s, fi nd ccr ·mon y will be performed secretary, June O'DelL She Jul y 2at 4 p.m. at the home of finish •d Wllh Iwcqxocms, very the groom. All friends and TereS<:~ lllttll'clll of hunor ttnd she wore a street length clrl'SS 11 1 baby IJJtu.• ttrld ;J Whl 1l' (' CI I'II (I )ICIII. Tilt• best rii WJ WHS Hoge r lm- ,, recentJun hofl ll!"l!lg tile eouple was lldd a! the EtJ tt: rpn se Um k d Methodi s t Clq.rrch, Pot i! L' ro y. The Ur iJe 's tCJ blc featured i.l t hree llered cake lopped wtlh the lraJtti una l rn rrH<tlurc bndc and on~ gurst, Mrs. D. u,~ li s Wood galht•r('(l as Oscar' s Boat Hoolll for H din ner rn ectm g al fi o'clock. Presi den l V1rg1nla Bumer held a shor1 businr.'is m<."e ti ng and welcomed Mrs. Ca rrie Spence or ClHlll anoog a , lil'd in lover 's knn t...;. 14 Ca rd Game s, 1-3 p.m.; Movies, 1:30 p.m . Thursday , June 15 Physi cal Fitness , 11:15 a.m.; Co uncil Meeting, I :30 p.m . Friday, June 16 - Art Class, l-3 p.m.; Social Hour , 7 p.m. The Senior Nutrition Program will serve the following menus at 12 noon : Monday Baked spaghetti, cheese sticks, tossed salad, pineapple slice, buttered hot Italian Bread, butter, sugar cookies, milk. Tuesday - Pol roast of beef, gravy, mashed potatoes, zucchini squash, bread, butter, ice cream, milk. Wednesday - liver and onions, au gratin potatoes, buuered green beans, roll, butler, apricot crisp, milk. Thursday - Salisbury steak, baked potato, buUered beets, bread, butter, rice pudding with raisins, milk. Friday - Chicken salad, hash brown potatoes, broccoli , bread, butter, chocolate cak e with icing, milk. Choi ce or beverage served with each meal. "Se rvi ces rendered on a non-discriminatory basis.' ' SUNDAY REVIVAL at Antiq uit y Baptist Church Sunday through June 18 at 7: 30 p. m. nightly. Pasto r is Earl Sh uler . Special singing each evening. Mr. il l I! I Mrs. Uo)ld l?ousb 1WENTY -FIFTH annual Russell - Ar cher family TO MARK DATE - Mr. and Mrs . l.toyd Roush , reunion will be Sunday Cheshir e, will ce lebrate their 50th wedding at Fore st Acres Park, anniversury on Sunda y, June 18. Rutla nd, beginning at noon. 'l11ey were married 1n Pt. Pleasant on June 14, All family descendants please plan to attend. 1928 . The~ are th e p~-~r rnts of nne dttu ghtcr and two sons, REVIVAL at Morning Star Mrs. Forrest t Romayne 1 Hardesty , Huntington , W. Va.; Unit ed Baptist Ch ur ch I. loyd RotL'h, .Jr , Findlay, Ohio, and Edward Rot"h , Sunday 7 p. m. Church is Cheshire. They hare SIX grand children and two grea tlocated on SR 143 southwest gran dchildren. Friends and relatives are invited to a of Harriso nville. Billy Dalton rPcept inn which will be he ld at the Cheshire Baptist Chu ch is the ev angelist. Other from 2 1Ill 4 p 111 The) ii Sk that gifts be omitted. speake rs will also be featured. Public welcome. HYMN Sing Sunday, 2 p. m. at Eagle Ridge Community Church featuring the ;, Join t-He irs" singing group. Public inv ited. MONDAY MEIGS BAND BOOSTF.RS, 7: 30 Munday night at the sehoul. MONDAY TWIN CITY Shrine Club Monday 7:30 p.m. Refreshments. RA CINE ER SQUAD Monda y 7:30 p.m. at the fire sta tion . MEIGS LO CAL Band Boosters meeting, 7:30p.m . Ju ne H - Ge t acquainted coffee 10 a.m. RSVP Gina Munday in band room at high Kosmo H&-3191. school. Parents of junior and June 15 - Eveni ng ill'idge Pam Terrizzi RSVP 446-4485. senior band members invited June 19 - fr" lilllation dinner 6:30p.m. at Kin Folks. RSVP to attend . Chris Mi tchell 44&- 77:1~. SPECIAL meeting Eastern June 21 - Exercise Group HSVP Julie Ormsby , 446-2070. Local School District Board June 2J - Couple's bowl ing 9 p.m. RSVP Karen Moffit! of Education, Monday in high 24[;.5359 ' school library to di sc uss Ju ne 28 - Ex ercise Group HSVP, Jul ie Ormsby, 446-2070. teacher negotiation s. June 30 - Couple's volleyball 7 p.m. RSVP Pam Terrizzi 446-44B5. Welcome Wagon is open to any interested party in the area. Call Joy Alwood at 446415~9 or Mary Ann Jamison at 4462M9 for mfor rnation. GAI.t.IPOI. IS Twelve members of I he English Glu b ssoo~: I Ern es t tl tt' dcJ UIJk 1"1111.-! r i'I'CIII tllly . Mu str was ("IJt·sagc. I I II Club meets [ Save and 'T iw lk v. lioiK.'I'( S!t'W <H'l uf Hd prv pc rforntcll made a.m. -1 ·- ·- ----··-·-I Has Purchased The Entire Organ Stock From A Dealer Friend Who Is Retiring After 43 Years Of Retail LOWREY Organ Sales. Mrs . Millard Van Meter Phone 992-2039 106 Butternut Ave . 992 -S721 Pomeroy, Ohio We accept all major credit cards and we wire flowers everywhere. _ Poi!JL'roy tm .· illlnou nL'tng tlw engdger nent and - approa c hm ~ rtJ;rrrt< tl-.:t' of t iJell' d;t ug hlL' r. Ki:!tl ty l.ouisc, US SOON! POMEROY FLOWER SHIP -: -· :: : : :: Fnmklin !ble and KatiJJI Webrung 00 .. MIll Ill .f·: 1'0 I! 'I' -- Chery I ~cdnesday, June II "~ I·= A COMPLETELY SOLID-STATE SELF-CONTAINED HOME SPINET ORGAN WITH TWO 44 NOTE KEYBOARDS Af~D A 13 NOTE PEDAL BOARD, PLUS 18 DIFFERENT RHYTHM PATTERNS. Calendar I Eugene lniiJHdt•ll II were GALLIPOUS - Activities united illt ll t:~rriagt' ort M<Jy 16 Jii'"''Hivd hy IIIII llall and Ins at the Senior Citizens Center at 1 p.m. at !he Hutland ."il'l l'dli iiiS llldUtiCd '" ) .U Vt' l .'i 1.1 M;cny s,,Jcmlun.> d Tlllttg'' . for this week are: F1·ecwill Bapllsl Churd1. . Monday , June 12 The bride IS Lhe da ughter uf " Mun•, " ·· Mc tciiLHI Vl.'l' ". i lllll Churus , I : 15-3 p.m. Keith a11d Doll y Wo11<b . Hvute " ll.ccV t: YouTr~:~ly . " Fc• r lin welldtng tht• lmtlt• Tuesday, June 13 I, Middleport. and lllc grout II S.T.O.P ., 10:30 a .m.; is l llc ~em uf Ernest Cji\U Wan- was <ll1tn·cl 111 a f111or lt•Jigth Physical Fitness, 11:15 a.m.; d<:t lrnblldcn , Pomeroy. He is gowrt il tnl wort• a veil of illuBible Study, 12 :45-1:45 p.m.; stalluncd witli tile U. S. 1\il' ·slor t ShL' n uTted a IJoulj l.lcluf Buckeye Community Service Furcc at Kl'l.~slcr Base ill wluk t'fi rnalions and IJil ln ·.-. lH't'CIIh with the S tiT<IIIl~·r!-i Program (Sara Zinn ), 11 :30 Mississippi . ' .....~ WHITa SWAN :·-s~-ci~h;;l Woods~Imboden · vows I 1 I from SIZE 4-16 Fit for your King on his day • June 18 Pi ants and flowers are personal gifts with a rugged , earthy feel in g . They're a natural way to add zest to his life . A thoughtful way to s how you care . Our shop is brimming with gifts de s igned especially for Dads. inc! uding fresh arrangements , pi ant e rs , and green and flowering plants . You can charge _phone order purchases to m os t major credit card s, . and. if your Father 's Day g ift s go out -of town. our nationwide ne twork of over 50,000 fellow florists guarantees the same qualify and profess ional service we offer In our shop. on deliveries going ne arly anywhere . CALL OR VISIT B-3 - The Sunday Tim cs-& nUnel, Sw1day, June ll,I97B ] The Wearwllhall 23.99 1 Limited quantity availableSave now! Model U5017 A Great Notion 22.99 1 r t!IHI IVCS are invitl.>d . • 1 �B-1 - The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, June 11, 1978 Senior Citizens ' Scenes r------~---------1 CommunityJ Comer I l I I I a sign in front uf or on the I By .Charlene Hoeflich I 11 I POMEROY - If you do any traveling Qr are visiting ln.an unfanuliar city and loo kmg for a certain address or building, you usually look for building . . The Meigs Co unty Sentor Citizens Cen ter has an identifi cati on sign . Wayn e Tumer fashioned thi s at· tract ive sign and Lewis Sauer pa inted the lettering and the I Meigs teacher Glenna Sprague has been selected for ~i Kappa Lambda whose membership ts made up of outstandmg women in the music profession. To be elected for ~ e mberslup Glenna demonstrated superior academic and mustcal achteve· ment in a program of instructi on. She was tapped for the honor by the faculty conunillee of Ohio Umverstly . , • , Not only does Glenna, who recetved her bachelor s degree at Capital and her master's at Ohio, teach in elementa ry schools in the Meigs Local District. but three mghts a week . she teaches class piano at Ohio Universtty . Our congratulatiOnS. Glenna! At the gr-dduation of Paige Smith and Jinuner Soulsby from Meigs High School Tuesday night, they found themse lves repeating something they had done m k!ndergarten . Twelve yeats ago , their kindergarten teacher took the children on a walk to Beach Grove Cemetery. The class was small a nd Paige and Jimmer were walking partners. Tuesday night the class was la rger but J immer and Patge were sttll assigned to be partners. They started and ftmshed together- a btl unusuaL Arnold Richard was an outstanding athlete at Rutland High School and like all grandfathers with only daughters but several grandsons. looked for-ward to seeing an athlete emerge. The boys just weren't interested. Ah. but a granddaughter, Saglenda Smith, is. At Kent Elementary School in Columbus, tt was her team that won the intersectional city champtonshtp. Saglenda , 12, received the t rophy for be ing the most valuable player. Had such a nice note from Mrs. Florence A. Michael of Minersville, daughter of a Civil War veteran, Robert Atkmson Mrs. Michael tells u.s that he· father had not one, but two dJScharges. He was wounded in the ankle at Vtcksberg. return· ed to his home in Illinois where he recovered , and then reenlisted in the Cavalry. Mrs. Michael's husband, incidentally died in Aug. 1975 at a veterans hospitaL He was 97 and as far as she knows the last Spahish·American War veteran in Mei gs County . Afav orite " People are like stained glass windows. They glow and sparkle when it's sunny and bright, but when the s un goes down their true beauty is revealed only tf there IS a hghl from within .,. HAVEA NICEWE EK! To mark day sign was plat'Cd on our front la wn . Whenever we arc asked, "How do I find the Senior Citizens Center," we reply, "Look for the sign in front of the buildi ng." F ur sume reason, unknown to . us, an individual or indiViduals decided the Senior Citizens no longer have need or this sign. Recently the sign was torn down twice and las! weekend the post was broken . This was not an easy task as the post was heavy and solid. Thts sign looks attracltve on our front lawn. II doesn't Mr and J\11rs. Gem/d Powell TO OBSE RVE - Mr. wtd Mro . Gerald .1.. Powell of 41 2 Lmco ln Htl !. Pomeroy. w1 ll obst•rvc their 25th wctldlllg onniversetry on ScHurdGiy. June 17. Genlltl L. Puwcll and the forlllt'r Mary Stat'C Powell were ma r· rit•d on Jun e 17. 1953 at lite l'tlllll'l'lll. United Melhvdtsl Church wtth tht' ](It t: ~ {L'\'. !.~s il L· J . Kunze perfo rming tilt' ceremony. They hC!\'L' lwu d11ldn•n , Mtl i:l .~ an c . 1 ma rnt·d tu U. S. An m· Sp. 5 Ste\'t· Ha ymond and ll vmg 111 Ktlecn Texas. and. Cadet l.t. C'IJL, U. S. Air r'urcc, HOTC. Slcpht•n Enl' Powl'll. IIWITIL'd tu the former Shl•IICJ Fulnwr of Putne ruy. The Puwt:lls have twu gra mldu!dren. ,k•r~_·my Paul. two. surt of ttle Ravmund.'i, and Mtstl Dcnvn. twu. dGIU ~h ter of the Stt:phcn Powells. Sll'pht•n tS a junwr at Ohio University wht'll' he ~ ~ mojun ng tn physJcs. Mrs. Powel l ts the daughte r uf Mr.>. Hulh Slaee of Jlatnes City. Fla . and tht· !alt· Ge urgl' Ht·n ry Sl <H'e . Mr. Ptm:elli.s thl' sun of Mrs. Hctr'l'il'l Puwt·ll. Hal'lltt• ami the l~1te Emory Puwd! . Both Mr. and Mr."J. Puwl'il fire Jnl'Jil bcrs vf Gr<IL'l' Eplsrop<JI Church. As...;oc t t~LcJ wttlt Ewtng Fum.> ri:!l Humt· fur lhL' potsl rune yt:~II'S, Mr . Powl'll IS rwted for In s bnllnuHn d tc~ Jl('C ciHsses wht ch l1e has eon- use much space, so when we POMJ-:IlllY-Mr. ami Mrs. get the sign repa ired and in Walter N. Wa tson. 105 Wnlfc place again, we hope these l >rin·. P ut nc ru y. Hl'l' individuals will decide tha i n•lciJrt-ili ng thei r .JOth wed· th is time, our sign can once d 111 g i:lllll iVl'I'SHI'Y lttday with more pro claim " Senio r <-t f~ t l ll iv rL•uniun cmd p tcllil' at Citi zens Center." Se nior Fnn ·st :kres P;trk. Hutlantl. Citizens have ea rned peace at Mr. and Mrs. Wa b mt \\o't• rc this stage of their li v~s. Why n l<m 'll'd on ,,pnl t 1928 C:lt not find an old log to take out \Vt•:-1 J lcnulm , W. V<-l <trul your fr ust rations on:' J!lil\'vd t o Pollll' l't l.'l' Ill Yt'<l l'S RSVP HJ.!o ft 'ti lll Nt:\\·ark . 'l'lll:tr Once aga in, the RSVP staff ch1ltlren itl'l' C: ~.: rrdd , Char les is asking all vo lu nteers m1d HuftiS. Nt·wnrk . Mm-y enroll ed in this program to Hrllh'y rmd In :-; Stun t·. please turn in their volunteer ."i; tr a...,ol <J. Fla . HupL'l'l i:ll ho urs. The Sta te and National IHH lll', Hobert uf l!unl l llgtu\1 , offic es of ACTI ON a re \\ . Va .. Hull! Hurky uf placing more a nd mo re Jl inHIII. .Jane (J' H e~ t · u of emphasis on our loca l ( ' ;.tl tfHI'IIt ~l . .a nd Be tty program's volunteer ho urs . ,\ ld ;ratlt 11f TallalwsSt'C. Fla. If our local RSVP continues i\lr. <111d ~ l r!-l . W;Jt:-.urJ h<n't' to expand and requests more :!1:1 ~ r<mddul d rl' n ;wd l11 ur fu nding, this fundi ng will be ~ l'l'<tl f.! r tnHlchlldn·n based im part on these hours of service. The staff knows (/::::::::::::r;;;r.O~/.,c~ that all of our 283 volunteers du eled in Pomeroy . r;;dltpults. At hens and Bel pre. At une tinw he wr~ s assut'lettcd with the Arthur Murray Danl·e St ud w~ rJ! Orla ndo, F lee Ht:.• I.'! il lll l'llllx: r of Hi:lr tnc Ludgt•. ,F and A. M. a nd tl w Bael!ll' ctmptl'l' , Order of the E t:~ste m Stili'. Mr~. Powe ll. a \'iK'atl on ill re< Jl' hl'r ill :Vl l'll-! ~ High Sdwul. IS e:r rncrrtber uf the Oh to Vut•i:JtiUnal Tear her s Assudat iun, thl• Nat ional Voctrltunal Teachers Assw.: tattun. tilt.' Ni.-ttiunal and Olltu Hl!lrdresscrs and l'\IS i n clultl ~ ls ls Assuc..·wt ltlll. tilt' Ol1to VLK.'a lionet I t 'osmct ulugy Tl'at·lters As.soc ta Uo!t. She lS also a lllL'IIibL·r of H ~ll'IIH! Clldpter Order of the EC:J stt•rn Star. and Hl'tUI'II .Jufl at ha n ML•Jg:-, C he~pll'l' uf till' I)ct ugbtcrs uf l he A11 H.' l'l l'{lll Hl'Vul ut10n. MON DAY LA l.E CHE I.EAGUE 7:30 p.m. at Patty Coddington 's. Ca ll Bev Splet e 4464010 or Betsv Crank 675·2776. FHENCH Colony DAR I :30 p.m. with Mrs. Hortense Eplin g. OAPSF: meeting at Kyger Creek lligh School 7:30 p.m. r·--~----------------- 'II are workmg very hard for their neighbors, fri ends and co mmunities. Please take another few minutes' ur your time and send, bring to the RSVP offi ce, or ca II us at 992·7884 to tum in your volunteer hours . We also ask that you record the type of volunteer service. ACTION requires the local program to submit a detailed rep or t on the t ypes of volunt eer service our volunteers are performing. If you have questions or \ would like to know m more \ detail why your hours are so important to us, stop in the 1 offi ce or give us a call at 992· 7884 . If you are age GO or over and would like to become a RSVP volunteer or are in· terested in knowing more about the prog ram , ca ll 992· 7884. FUND·RAISER Our next money·making pro ject wi ll be held June 23 and J une 24. We will be ask ing many of you to he lp during th is weekend of ac· tivilles. On June 23, food will be fur sale and the craft bazaar will be open . On Saturday , J une 24, in addition to the above , craft demon· strations will be going on in the Center roulu. All at1ivities are open to the publi c so tell your friends and neighbors to st op in the Center June 23 or 24. Any donation of ba ked \ GALUPOUS - Exhibit for the month of June, 1978 "Multi·Faceled Perceptions," Pedro L. and Laszlo G. Koe· Krompecher, Artists and Architects of Athens, Ohi o. Oils, acrylics, watercolors, etcltings, silk screen and graphics. Gallery Hours - Saturdays and Sundays, I p.m. until 5 p.m.; Tuesdays and Thursdays. 10 a.m. until3 o.m. Jun e 20 - Entry and authori7.8tion forms for the July 4 River Recrea tion Festiva l Exhibit in the City Pa rk due Jan Thaler and Sue Beverly , co-chairwomen. 7:30p.m.- F.A.C. Interdepartmental Meeting. 9 p.m. - F.A.C . Trustees Meeting, Riverby . July 4 - II a.m.45 p.m. - River Recreation Festival Exhibit, Gallipolis City Park . Wedding plans made final H UTJ.AND··Tne open wnlm.1 . CrJI UIIllllet, Wllil)l' best fur Ill.-, l' OUSI Il C:llld t.ht.• ll.."illt•r:, Will bt· Jt.tt· Anthony , a church wc~Lim g uf M1 ~!1 DtHlllCI ~t:: Wd>l!r, daughl l'l' ilf TiltH! \1r ctnd Mrs. Vernon Wt'l.>c r . cuU, IIL Hutland. and Steve Jcnktn, , :-.on uf Mr . j:jnt.l Mr:-. .J e:• ~ .lenk u". Portsmouth , wtll be Llll'purt. ;,md Dui:lnt• W d)l'l' . Hutlcmd . br!ltlwr of tht lm tk - Chuck Pllllltp>. Port· """utlt , Htck Stuila rt , Mtd· em event of Satunli:l) . Junt 17 cleel IJa\'ld Jcnk11t>. P11rl· •t 2 30 p.m. at the Hotlaml Untied ,\1ctiludt st Church MusiC bl' Mrs. Dorolh) An · t11uny, MtJdlcport. aunl ,rthe SllloUth . •,nJ J l.>t• tilt• i:IClJiyte Cut•!; L~ w11l bt· rt·gl !-> lL· rt·d b ~ Mr!-> LuJLia ~1n g gr uurn·d~d . w1ll beg1n ~~ l p.m ,Si)]IJI~l!; wtl! be Ml !:l~ .fane W ist' and the father of tilt· bnde. Vl'rnun Weber. Tlte 1\t•v Wilbur Hilt ami the Hev Hobt• rt Bumgarntr w11l uffH t ~ltt \1"' C'harlutle r<llltbcrt of rn~ td r 1t lwnor and the brHJt,l)ln<:~ub "' " U., ~I rs . S..ll y Weber and \t •bun\'tllc wtll be the \11 , Beth Weht·r. Col wnbu' ; \1 1·, l.tnda Weber. Warren. ,JiJ "'ter;-tn-law of till' !Jndc· , IPr L and M1 ~:-, Bd ll .h·nkms. f)urb111uulh, sJ.o;lcr uf the 1-:JII IJIJ I \1 11 hiit·l l.lt:VUH.!.. Wc~t CIJI· M r and Mrs. Rap11ond 13ai'S CE LEB RATED - Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 1Bessie Green 1 Bays of Patriot Rt. celebrated their 43nd anmve rsary at their home May 14 . They were married May 11 , 193&. They are the parents of 10 children. Attending were Mr . and Mrs. Haskell (Goldie ! Spur lock , Juanita J.ee, Lenora, Haskell , Roger, Martha, Jackie Joe, Patriot Rt .: Mr. and Mrs. Harr} 1Bessie ) Heynolds, Paul, Betty, Mary, Jennings Lee. Lori Le e, all of Bidwell ; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert 1 Virgie 1 Bayman, Brenda, Cindy, Mike of Versai lles ; Mr . and Mrs. Dennis Bays, Brian, Mike, Dennis, Chris, Oak Hill; Bobbie Bays, Lee Ann, Rodney. fullp h Bayes, Piqua, Ohio wa s unable to attend. Juni or Bays and friend, Barbara Daily, Sue Bays and frtends , l.tsa , Joe, Herbert Bays. They received nowcrs and rakes one baked by daughter, Bessie Reynolds. Classes to meet GALL!POLJS - French Art Colony Ch ildren 's Class sc hedul e ha s been an · nounced: Mixed Med ia for chtldren 4 years old thru kindergarten begins Monday, June 12 from 9:30·10 :30 a.m.. in clud es painting and paper mache. Basic Drawing for children 9 years old and up begins Monda y, June 12, from 11 a .m. until 12 ncsday , June 14 , fnm1 11 a.m . unul 12 noon . Includes Hund buildi ng, Slab a nd co il n oon~ includes funda mentals of draw tng. Crafts for children 6 )ears vl d and up beg ins Wednesday, Ju ne 14 from 9:30· !0 :30a .m. Chil dren wtll make puppet chara cters in dif· ferent media, tncl oding Apple dulls. Clay for ch ildren 9 years old and up begtns Wed· nwthods. 'All classes last six weeks and I he eust IS $12 per class. F'or rc g ist ral ion or Jn· fo rm alton call Janet Byers 446· 1903 . l.ut'k lllg Ow bt1m tlflt.:r thl· hurst· IS stnlt·11 at lt·ast 141\'\' .., um· a fi g hll n ~ ch:uwe to liang unto the wagutL , ~rabbed il. 11 INCLUDING EGYPT & JORDAN ROPE WEDGE SANDAL $1079 From Ne w York Doubl e Occ upa ncy VISIT THREE COUNTRIES MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW 11 DAYS s1090 51/z·lO . CANOER DROWNS PIQUA , Ohio ! UP J I ({i1·hard ,\ . Ferriell , 31, Troy , descr ibed as an expert ca noer a nd scuba div er dr owned Friday whi le practicing with a friend for a Sa turday canoe race in Troy Tom Bisker. 27 , of Spring. fie ld, told police he and F erric ll were comi ng downsleam near. a spi llway the\' intended to shoot when the canoe ca psized and they lx•th went ove rboard. "I came to the surface looking for Hick," Bisker said later, " and I couldn't see him. I gol the canoe and th en dirn bed onshore. l saw hirn stand up th en fall down in the w;,ter. A li ttle while later, 11 seems lik e a long time now, r saw his body noat by. r It takes three to make a marriage. Columbia Columb ra d1amonds fr om~ 150 wrddrng bands from $60. TAWNEY'S JEWELERS 424 Second Ave. Ga IIi polis ' I ·I I ' I I I ' LU! \;,. /J.... JI : I • • ~K... I '' ' ,-? ' ' , . ~ ~r Register now at French City Fabric Shoppe and Begin an Enjoyable learning Experience 10-4 SHOES SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA Hos ted by Rev . Ira a nd Mrs . We llman 413 KMR Ga ll i li s , 0 . 45631 '· incorporated ROOT BEER CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE OUR HIGHEST INTEREST RATE EVER • • • 1..BASIC SEWING FOR PRE TEENS & TEENS Ag es 11-19 Irene Barnes An exce ll ent cla ss in t roducing the begin ner to the complete constr uct ion of a simple garment . Basic Sew ing co ncepts and ski ll s wil l be e mphasi zed . Designed with the non :sewer in m ind . Tim e : Mond ay a nd Fr iday 9:30-11 : 30 16 hr s: S16 .00·x x· Do es not in c lude material s Cl ass lim it IO . Fir st Class Monday , June 19 II. TECHNIQUES FOR TEENAGERS Ages 13· 19 Conni e Bradbury The broad spect r um of sew ing techniques wi ll be prese nted to t hose who wish to improve t heir sew ing sk ills through demons t rat ions. d isc us si ons and samp le construction . With a foc us on fas h ion , fa br ics a nd des ign th is class wi ll be interesti ng to any tee nager who sews . Time : Tu esd a y and Thur sday 9: 30-11 : 30 16 hr s .·SI 6.00· x x· Do es not include mat eria Is Cl ass Lim it 10. First c la ss : T uesday , June 20 * CRAFT AND WEAR FOR KIDS Ag es 7. 11 Ire ne Barnes. Connie Barnes An exci ting morn ing spen t deve lopinq sev:ing ski ll s an d fundam ental s in sewing t hru c rea t tve craft a nd s tn:p ly co nst ru ct ed garm e nt s. Many idea s for fun d ur ing t he su m mer wil l be presen led . Ti me : Ever y Wedn esday9 : 30· 11 : 30 No pre · re gi st rat ion n ecess a ~ y S2.00 s upply fee pe r class Fir st Cl ass Wednesday , June 21 French City Fabric Shoppe 58 Court Gltlllpolls, 0 The Meigs Branch Athens County Savings & Loan 216 WEST MAIN STREET 992-6655 POMEROY, OHIO RICHARD E. JONES, MANAGER Singer Approved O..ltr Mon .- Fri . 9: 30 • 1: 00 p.m . Tue5.- Wed .· Thurs.·S..t. 9:30 · 5:00p.m . f'h , 446·431 3 Two finns are TWO SESSIONS JUNE 19, 1978 THRU JULY 18, 1978 JULY 24, 1978 THRU AUGUST 19, 1978 De par ture Oct ober 23 , 1978 Round trip Jet Air from New York - In Fl igh t com pli mentary be..,er~ge and meals . 9 Nigh ts F lrs1 Cla ss Hotels double occupa ncy. 3 Mea ls per day , Full Stghtseelng to .o1!1 Chris t ia,1 sites . VIs it MI . 'Nebo whe re Moses fi r st 11 iewed th'e " pr~,m l s~ land " V1s•t p 1 the Ro se City that was redi scover ed i n 1811 after being lost for over 500 :a~~.· In Jeru salem, ~al k wh ere Je sus walked . ln. ~al l lee enjoy a boat ride on th e ~ca Yf Ga l ilee In Egy pt visit th e pyr ami ds of Giza V1s1 t M asada at no extra cos t . En tOY ~he comr a'rt of Lu xur ious Motor coac hes. Cvtstanding Guides. Tr~ nst e.r ~ and baggag j hand li ng to and from ove rseas a irport hotels . En! , ance fees to s1les v •s• ted . All Hol e ser vice charg es and local Government ta xe s. U S. Head ta x, · Sermone'tte '- · ~ I •. ' "";" POMEROY - A fro g art groups, two dimensional, any throu gh 15 and 16 through 21 dimensional, any drawin g 22 lhru ugh 35 and over 36 with Drawings in the first three qf each entry should be the mu;1 be the wurk or the contest will be staged in drawing medium. with prizes of $10, $:i and $3 in medium. prizes of $10,$5 and $3 in each divisions should be on a firm art ist's name, age, address contesta nt. conj un ctio n with ·t he Big Second Division: Frogs, 11 each age grou p, two Croakers, thtrd division, age group, two dimensional, Bend Regatta Weekend , in any drawing med ium. under t he direction of Mrs. F'o urth diviston, Gra nd Store Hours Pal Holter and Bill Mayer. Croakers, with no age limit. Mon.· Thurs . A frog must tie featured in Three dimensional art work, lOa .m.· ll p.m. Fri . & Sat. every entry and as many which ca n in cl ude wood, Da .m .· l l :l Op.m. entries as desired may be "FU LFiLLING OUR PURPOSE IN LIFE" ceramics, shells, stone, etc., Sa tu r day "Let this mind be In you whlch was also in Christ Jesus." entered but the contesta nt 11a.fTI .· Il p.m ca n win only one [1rtle in a _ Phil. 2:S. COLUMBUS - Articles of clas.•. incorporation have been filed Entr ies, open to wo rld Our scripture is a specific challenge to have the mind of in Columbus with Secretary competition, may be left at G'hrist . There are three importa nt qyestions which demand our of State Ted W. Brown by the Pomeroy Past ry Shop or hones( consideration . Marchi 's Carry.Out Inc., 144 the Pomeroy Public Library 1. Who are we' In every area of life , it is important to know Third Ave. Inco rporators ar e prior to judging which will who you are. This is the question of identity. The clue to Michael B. Marchi, Cindy take place at 10:30 a. m. on understanding who we ar e is to be foun d in the Word of God. As Marchi and L. G. Marchi, Jr . June 24. The enti res will be on human beings we are created in. the image of God and we are display at the library fo r the designed to do His wilL We can discover our true identity as Papers were filed by Cherr ingto n, Moulton a nd weekend and a wards will be chil dren of God through faith in Jesus Christ. Evans, Gallipolis. presented at 4 p. m. on Call In Orders 992-6292 2. Why are we here' This is the question of vocation. We Art icles were also filed by Sunday at the Libra ry. sense that li fe holds a purpose, even though that purpose often F lel co Co rp or a ti on, Featuri ng sa lad bar. chili and much, much CREAMY OLD FASHIONED Kroger's and the Ohio Soctety is not clear to us, Each of us has a particular callin g in life, a Gallipoli s. In corporator is more! for the Promotion of Bull mi ssion only we can ful fi lL Yet Christ calls one and all to Gregory V. Smith. Pa pers Frogs are providing I he over become fu lfilled persons by allo wing Him to become !JJrd of were filed by Warren F. $100 to be awarded in prizes. our li ves. Through confession of our sins and daily commitSheets, Halliday and Sheets The divisions of judging ment tothe cross, we can claim God's purpose in daily worship of Gallipolis. incl ude : Tadpoles, age one Hnd witness. Other co rporation pa pers through seven, and First 3. Where are we going? This is the question of hunnan were filed by Riverside In· Class Tadpoles, B thro ugh 10. destiny. Does life have a destination as well as a d irection' The surance Agency, Inc. , 195 Prizes in the two age groups Cl1ristian walk is an upward wa lk. Our final destination lies Upper River Rd . The in· of $5. _$3 and 11.50 in boUt age beyond the present moment - in a divine rea lm where the cor pora tor is Cha rl es L. good things of God find fulfillment in the perfect fe llowship of Brown, Galli polis, while J ohn love. Aglimpse of heaven helps us better understand earth. To E. Sang was named as agent. un der;1and ea rth we must know of heaven. The light of the eternal illwninales our pilgrimage in time . POM EROY Ap· May we seek to know and acquire the mind of Christ each Walker elected plicallons are now heing da y. If we turn to Christ to discover what we are to do with our received by the Kibbl e life our experience in th is world will hecome a foreta;1e of the Foundation for gra nts for etet:nal happiness of the heavenly life . Amen. GOP committeeman scholarships for students I Submitted by Rev . Richard l110mas, pastor of the North who are graduaies of high cast Cluster, United Methodist Churches, Tuppers Plains, Ohio LANCASTER - Herbert schools in Meigs County. 45783 1 Wa lk er, fa rme r and inTh e dea dlin e for fi li ng dustria l developer from here applications for assistance was elected Republica n state Per 1 or Pe11ul S 13.50 durin g the 19iS.79 school central committeeman in the Set yea r Is July I, 1978. $27.00 NO OPPOSITION importa nt organ ized v i c ~ June Primary. His territory No Application will he DETROfT 1UP! ) - Hourly turies in years fo r the UAW ,'' an!c ally gu .1 rant ~ considered whic h is not wor kers at the Volk swagen UAW Douglas A. Fraser sa id inclu des Gall ia, Meigs, Mectl to r ,! lde t 1me o l wn t ing presented before that date. Corp. of America asse mbly r' riday . "We believe there vinton , Jackson, Lawrence pleasu re. Application forms may be pl ant in New Stanton , Pa ., will be ot her fore ign and Athens counties. Sorne pla ce s have prelty good chic KUnofficial reports show en . Some offer fa1r root beer , Others, obtained by writing to the receive d no rnmpany . op· auto makers deciding ln open . not-too-oacJ CCI1€ S <lnd shakes. But, Kibble Found a ti on, 81 2 position tu block their vote lo plants in the U. S. and we Walk er carried 11 of the i3 there 1S only on e place you car1 yet Rfva Ridge Boul evar d, jotn the United Auto Workers intend to organize those counties in the district. He the best of all thes e thmgs ~ ~ our had 14,272 votes to 11 ,226 for Gahanna, Ohio 43220. un ion . J42 Second Ave. worker s as well .'' local 3 IN ON!; lilm 1l y reslaurnn \ 11 JS-1 E. Ma in , Pomeroy . 0. William Kesslar. Gallipolis ' 'Thi s is one of the most I Please Reg iste r in P erso n . Fee s mu st a ccompany Reg istration . sg90 """' -Frog art contest to be staged during 1!.?.!..~'!..~. '!~~~~~~ oom~ Mugs What the price incl udes : CHILDREN'S · ' ' - .-~11"·' .·~ HOLY LAND TOUR SUNDAY SPECIAL CHOOSE FROM BLACK, CHINO, RUST WOMEN'S FRIDAY PROGRAM for Va cation Bible School at Fairhaven UMC 7:30 p.m. SA TURDAY SONGFEST al Good Hope Ghurch 7:30p.m. SONFEST at Eureka United Christ ian Church, 7:30 p. m. Perry Sisters, Gull ett Fam ily. · '· meeting to fullow. l'HENCB City Garden Club rose breakfast at9 a.m. at th e Bob Evans Sausage Shop Tuesday, June 13. Wf.D NESDAY GET 1\ cqu aint ed cof fe e. Welcumc Wagon, 10 - a . m. RSVP 446·3019. THURSDAY WE LCOME Wagon evening bridge 7:30p.m , RSVP, 446· 4485 13-li - TheSundayTimes-Senlinei,Sunday,June II, 1978 Served In Frosted SE.Wh?G CLASSEs KtDS A\JD TEEr)S MEHCERVJLLE Gran ge cookout 6:30 p.m. Members lo bn ng hamburgers, hot d1ogs and so ft drinks. Grange I I goods would be apprecia t~d or if you would hke to assist 1n any way with this project, call us at 992·7884. Titis Th ursday , the Kitchen Swingers, a senior citizen group from Athens County, will be visiting the Center. They will be providing en· tertainm ent at 11 a.m. and wi ll be staying for lunch. Let's have a good turnout and welcome these visitors. We hope to make a return visit in the near future. Have a nice week! "Large enough to serve yet small enough to laww you " SUB STANTIAL IN TE R EST P E NALTY REQUIR E D FO R EARLY WITHDRAWA L �B-1 - The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, June 11, 1978 Senior Citizens ' Scenes r------~---------1 CommunityJ Comer I l I I I a sign in front uf or on the I By .Charlene Hoeflich I 11 I POMEROY - If you do any traveling Qr are visiting ln.an unfanuliar city and loo kmg for a certain address or building, you usually look for building . . The Meigs Co unty Sentor Citizens Cen ter has an identifi cati on sign . Wayn e Tumer fashioned thi s at· tract ive sign and Lewis Sauer pa inted the lettering and the I Meigs teacher Glenna Sprague has been selected for ~i Kappa Lambda whose membership ts made up of outstandmg women in the music profession. To be elected for ~ e mberslup Glenna demonstrated superior academic and mustcal achteve· ment in a program of instructi on. She was tapped for the honor by the faculty conunillee of Ohio Umverstly . , • , Not only does Glenna, who recetved her bachelor s degree at Capital and her master's at Ohio, teach in elementa ry schools in the Meigs Local District. but three mghts a week . she teaches class piano at Ohio Universtty . Our congratulatiOnS. Glenna! At the gr-dduation of Paige Smith and Jinuner Soulsby from Meigs High School Tuesday night, they found themse lves repeating something they had done m k!ndergarten . Twelve yeats ago , their kindergarten teacher took the children on a walk to Beach Grove Cemetery. The class was small a nd Paige and Jimmer were walking partners. Tuesday night the class was la rger but J immer and Patge were sttll assigned to be partners. They started and ftmshed together- a btl unusuaL Arnold Richard was an outstanding athlete at Rutland High School and like all grandfathers with only daughters but several grandsons. looked for-ward to seeing an athlete emerge. The boys just weren't interested. Ah. but a granddaughter, Saglenda Smith, is. At Kent Elementary School in Columbus, tt was her team that won the intersectional city champtonshtp. Saglenda , 12, received the t rophy for be ing the most valuable player. Had such a nice note from Mrs. Florence A. Michael of Minersville, daughter of a Civil War veteran, Robert Atkmson Mrs. Michael tells u.s that he· father had not one, but two dJScharges. He was wounded in the ankle at Vtcksberg. return· ed to his home in Illinois where he recovered , and then reenlisted in the Cavalry. Mrs. Michael's husband, incidentally died in Aug. 1975 at a veterans hospitaL He was 97 and as far as she knows the last Spahish·American War veteran in Mei gs County . Afav orite " People are like stained glass windows. They glow and sparkle when it's sunny and bright, but when the s un goes down their true beauty is revealed only tf there IS a hghl from within .,. HAVEA NICEWE EK! To mark day sign was plat'Cd on our front la wn . Whenever we arc asked, "How do I find the Senior Citizens Center," we reply, "Look for the sign in front of the buildi ng." F ur sume reason, unknown to . us, an individual or indiViduals decided the Senior Citizens no longer have need or this sign. Recently the sign was torn down twice and las! weekend the post was broken . This was not an easy task as the post was heavy and solid. Thts sign looks attracltve on our front lawn. II doesn't Mr and J\11rs. Gem/d Powell TO OBSE RVE - Mr. wtd Mro . Gerald .1.. Powell of 41 2 Lmco ln Htl !. Pomeroy. w1 ll obst•rvc their 25th wctldlllg onniversetry on ScHurdGiy. June 17. Genlltl L. Puwcll and the forlllt'r Mary Stat'C Powell were ma r· rit•d on Jun e 17. 1953 at lite l'tlllll'l'lll. United Melhvdtsl Church wtth tht' ](It t: ~ {L'\'. !.~s il L· J . Kunze perfo rming tilt' ceremony. They hC!\'L' lwu d11ldn•n , Mtl i:l .~ an c . 1 ma rnt·d tu U. S. An m· Sp. 5 Ste\'t· Ha ymond and ll vmg 111 Ktlecn Texas. and. Cadet l.t. C'IJL, U. S. Air r'urcc, HOTC. Slcpht•n Enl' Powl'll. IIWITIL'd tu the former Shl•IICJ Fulnwr of Putne ruy. The Puwt:lls have twu gra mldu!dren. ,k•r~_·my Paul. two. surt of ttle Ravmund.'i, and Mtstl Dcnvn. twu. dGIU ~h ter of the Stt:phcn Powells. Sll'pht•n tS a junwr at Ohio University wht'll' he ~ ~ mojun ng tn physJcs. Mrs. Powel l ts the daughte r uf Mr.>. Hulh Slaee of Jlatnes City. Fla . and tht· !alt· Ge urgl' Ht·n ry Sl <H'e . Mr. Ptm:elli.s thl' sun of Mrs. Hctr'l'il'l Puwt·ll. Hal'lltt• ami the l~1te Emory Puwd! . Both Mr. and Mr."J. Puwl'il fire Jnl'Jil bcrs vf Gr<IL'l' Eplsrop<JI Church. As...;oc t t~LcJ wttlt Ewtng Fum.> ri:!l Humt· fur lhL' potsl rune yt:~II'S, Mr . Powl'll IS rwted for In s bnllnuHn d tc~ Jl('C ciHsses wht ch l1e has eon- use much space, so when we POMJ-:IlllY-Mr. ami Mrs. get the sign repa ired and in Walter N. Wa tson. 105 Wnlfc place again, we hope these l >rin·. P ut nc ru y. Hl'l' individuals will decide tha i n•lciJrt-ili ng thei r .JOth wed· th is time, our sign can once d 111 g i:lllll iVl'I'SHI'Y lttday with more pro claim " Senio r <-t f~ t l ll iv rL•uniun cmd p tcllil' at Citi zens Center." Se nior Fnn ·st :kres P;trk. Hutlantl. Citizens have ea rned peace at Mr. and Mrs. Wa b mt \\o't• rc this stage of their li v~s. Why n l<m 'll'd on ,,pnl t 1928 C:lt not find an old log to take out \Vt•:-1 J lcnulm , W. V<-l <trul your fr ust rations on:' J!lil\'vd t o Pollll' l't l.'l' Ill Yt'<l l'S RSVP HJ.!o ft 'ti lll Nt:\\·ark . 'l'lll:tr Once aga in, the RSVP staff ch1ltlren itl'l' C: ~.: rrdd , Char les is asking all vo lu nteers m1d HuftiS. Nt·wnrk . Mm-y enroll ed in this program to Hrllh'y rmd In :-; Stun t·. please turn in their volunteer ."i; tr a...,ol <J. Fla . HupL'l'l i:ll ho urs. The Sta te and National IHH lll', Hobert uf l!unl l llgtu\1 , offic es of ACTI ON a re \\ . Va .. Hull! Hurky uf placing more a nd mo re Jl inHIII. .Jane (J' H e~ t · u of emphasis on our loca l ( ' ;.tl tfHI'IIt ~l . .a nd Be tty program's volunteer ho urs . ,\ ld ;ratlt 11f TallalwsSt'C. Fla. If our local RSVP continues i\lr. <111d ~ l r!-l . W;Jt:-.urJ h<n't' to expand and requests more :!1:1 ~ r<mddul d rl' n ;wd l11 ur fu nding, this fundi ng will be ~ l'l'<tl f.! r tnHlchlldn·n based im part on these hours of service. The staff knows (/::::::::::::r;;;r.O~/.,c~ that all of our 283 volunteers du eled in Pomeroy . r;;dltpults. At hens and Bel pre. At une tinw he wr~ s assut'lettcd with the Arthur Murray Danl·e St ud w~ rJ! Orla ndo, F lee Ht:.• I.'! il lll l'llllx: r of Hi:lr tnc Ludgt•. ,F and A. M. a nd tl w Bael!ll' ctmptl'l' , Order of the E t:~ste m Stili'. Mr~. Powe ll. a \'iK'atl on ill re< Jl' hl'r ill :Vl l'll-! ~ High Sdwul. IS e:r rncrrtber uf the Oh to Vut•i:JtiUnal Tear her s Assudat iun, thl• Nat ional Voctrltunal Teachers Assw.: tattun. tilt.' Ni.-ttiunal and Olltu Hl!lrdresscrs and l'\IS i n clultl ~ ls ls Assuc..·wt ltlll. tilt' Ol1to VLK.'a lionet I t 'osmct ulugy Tl'at·lters As.soc ta Uo!t. She lS also a lllL'IIibL·r of H ~ll'IIH! Clldpter Order of the EC:J stt•rn Star. and Hl'tUI'II .Jufl at ha n ML•Jg:-, C he~pll'l' uf till' I)ct ugbtcrs uf l he A11 H.' l'l l'{lll Hl'Vul ut10n. MON DAY LA l.E CHE I.EAGUE 7:30 p.m. at Patty Coddington 's. Ca ll Bev Splet e 4464010 or Betsv Crank 675·2776. FHENCH Colony DAR I :30 p.m. with Mrs. Hortense Eplin g. OAPSF: meeting at Kyger Creek lligh School 7:30 p.m. r·--~----------------- 'II are workmg very hard for their neighbors, fri ends and co mmunities. Please take another few minutes' ur your time and send, bring to the RSVP offi ce, or ca II us at 992·7884 to tum in your volunteer hours . We also ask that you record the type of volunteer service. ACTION requires the local program to submit a detailed rep or t on the t ypes of volunt eer service our volunteers are performing. If you have questions or \ would like to know m more \ detail why your hours are so important to us, stop in the 1 offi ce or give us a call at 992· 7884 . If you are age GO or over and would like to become a RSVP volunteer or are in· terested in knowing more about the prog ram , ca ll 992· 7884. FUND·RAISER Our next money·making pro ject wi ll be held June 23 and J une 24. We will be ask ing many of you to he lp during th is weekend of ac· tivilles. On June 23, food will be fur sale and the craft bazaar will be open . On Saturday , J une 24, in addition to the above , craft demon· strations will be going on in the Center roulu. All at1ivities are open to the publi c so tell your friends and neighbors to st op in the Center June 23 or 24. Any donation of ba ked \ GALUPOUS - Exhibit for the month of June, 1978 "Multi·Faceled Perceptions," Pedro L. and Laszlo G. Koe· Krompecher, Artists and Architects of Athens, Ohi o. Oils, acrylics, watercolors, etcltings, silk screen and graphics. Gallery Hours - Saturdays and Sundays, I p.m. until 5 p.m.; Tuesdays and Thursdays. 10 a.m. until3 o.m. Jun e 20 - Entry and authori7.8tion forms for the July 4 River Recrea tion Festiva l Exhibit in the City Pa rk due Jan Thaler and Sue Beverly , co-chairwomen. 7:30p.m.- F.A.C. Interdepartmental Meeting. 9 p.m. - F.A.C . Trustees Meeting, Riverby . July 4 - II a.m.45 p.m. - River Recreation Festival Exhibit, Gallipolis City Park . Wedding plans made final H UTJ.AND··Tne open wnlm.1 . CrJI UIIllllet, Wllil)l' best fur Ill.-, l' OUSI Il C:llld t.ht.• ll.."illt•r:, Will bt· Jt.tt· Anthony , a church wc~Lim g uf M1 ~!1 DtHlllCI ~t:: Wd>l!r, daughl l'l' ilf TiltH! \1r ctnd Mrs. Vernon Wt'l.>c r . cuU, IIL Hutland. and Steve Jcnktn, , :-.on uf Mr . j:jnt.l Mr:-. .J e:• ~ .lenk u". Portsmouth , wtll be Llll'purt. ;,md Dui:lnt• W d)l'l' . Hutlcmd . br!ltlwr of tht lm tk - Chuck Pllllltp>. Port· """utlt , Htck Stuila rt , Mtd· em event of Satunli:l) . Junt 17 cleel IJa\'ld Jcnk11t>. P11rl· •t 2 30 p.m. at the Hotlaml Untied ,\1ctiludt st Church MusiC bl' Mrs. Dorolh) An · t11uny, MtJdlcport. aunl ,rthe SllloUth . •,nJ J l.>t• tilt• i:IClJiyte Cut•!; L~ w11l bt· rt·gl !-> lL· rt·d b ~ Mr!-> LuJLia ~1n g gr uurn·d~d . w1ll beg1n ~~ l p.m ,Si)]IJI~l!; wtl! be Ml !:l~ .fane W ist' and the father of tilt· bnde. Vl'rnun Weber. Tlte 1\t•v Wilbur Hilt ami the Hev Hobt• rt Bumgarntr w11l uffH t ~ltt \1"' C'harlutle r<llltbcrt of rn~ td r 1t lwnor and the brHJt,l)ln<:~ub "' " U., ~I rs . S..ll y Weber and \t •bun\'tllc wtll be the \11 , Beth Weht·r. Col wnbu' ; \1 1·, l.tnda Weber. Warren. ,JiJ "'ter;-tn-law of till' !Jndc· , IPr L and M1 ~:-, Bd ll .h·nkms. f)urb111uulh, sJ.o;lcr uf the 1-:JII IJIJ I \1 11 hiit·l l.lt:VUH.!.. Wc~t CIJI· M r and Mrs. Rap11ond 13ai'S CE LEB RATED - Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 1Bessie Green 1 Bays of Patriot Rt. celebrated their 43nd anmve rsary at their home May 14 . They were married May 11 , 193&. They are the parents of 10 children. Attending were Mr . and Mrs. Haskell (Goldie ! Spur lock , Juanita J.ee, Lenora, Haskell , Roger, Martha, Jackie Joe, Patriot Rt .: Mr. and Mrs. Harr} 1Bessie ) Heynolds, Paul, Betty, Mary, Jennings Lee. Lori Le e, all of Bidwell ; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert 1 Virgie 1 Bayman, Brenda, Cindy, Mike of Versai lles ; Mr . and Mrs. Dennis Bays, Brian, Mike, Dennis, Chris, Oak Hill; Bobbie Bays, Lee Ann, Rodney. fullp h Bayes, Piqua, Ohio wa s unable to attend. Juni or Bays and friend, Barbara Daily, Sue Bays and frtends , l.tsa , Joe, Herbert Bays. They received nowcrs and rakes one baked by daughter, Bessie Reynolds. Classes to meet GALL!POLJS - French Art Colony Ch ildren 's Class sc hedul e ha s been an · nounced: Mixed Med ia for chtldren 4 years old thru kindergarten begins Monday, June 12 from 9:30·10 :30 a.m.. in clud es painting and paper mache. Basic Drawing for children 9 years old and up begins Monda y, June 12, from 11 a .m. until 12 ncsday , June 14 , fnm1 11 a.m . unul 12 noon . Includes Hund buildi ng, Slab a nd co il n oon~ includes funda mentals of draw tng. Crafts for children 6 )ears vl d and up beg ins Wednesday, Ju ne 14 from 9:30· !0 :30a .m. Chil dren wtll make puppet chara cters in dif· ferent media, tncl oding Apple dulls. Clay for ch ildren 9 years old and up begtns Wed· nwthods. 'All classes last six weeks and I he eust IS $12 per class. F'or rc g ist ral ion or Jn· fo rm alton call Janet Byers 446· 1903 . l.ut'k lllg Ow bt1m tlflt.:r thl· hurst· IS stnlt·11 at lt·ast 141\'\' .., um· a fi g hll n ~ ch:uwe to liang unto the wagutL , ~rabbed il. 11 INCLUDING EGYPT & JORDAN ROPE WEDGE SANDAL $1079 From Ne w York Doubl e Occ upa ncy VISIT THREE COUNTRIES MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW 11 DAYS s1090 51/z·lO . CANOER DROWNS PIQUA , Ohio ! UP J I ({i1·hard ,\ . Ferriell , 31, Troy , descr ibed as an expert ca noer a nd scuba div er dr owned Friday whi le practicing with a friend for a Sa turday canoe race in Troy Tom Bisker. 27 , of Spring. fie ld, told police he and F erric ll were comi ng downsleam near. a spi llway the\' intended to shoot when the canoe ca psized and they lx•th went ove rboard. "I came to the surface looking for Hick," Bisker said later, " and I couldn't see him. I gol the canoe and th en dirn bed onshore. l saw hirn stand up th en fall down in the w;,ter. A li ttle while later, 11 seems lik e a long time now, r saw his body noat by. r It takes three to make a marriage. Columbia Columb ra d1amonds fr om~ 150 wrddrng bands from $60. TAWNEY'S JEWELERS 424 Second Ave. Ga IIi polis ' I ·I I ' I I I ' LU! \;,. /J.... JI : I • • ~K... I '' ' ,-? ' ' , . ~ ~r Register now at French City Fabric Shoppe and Begin an Enjoyable learning Experience 10-4 SHOES SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA Hos ted by Rev . Ira a nd Mrs . We llman 413 KMR Ga ll i li s , 0 . 45631 '· incorporated ROOT BEER CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE OUR HIGHEST INTEREST RATE EVER • • • 1..BASIC SEWING FOR PRE TEENS & TEENS Ag es 11-19 Irene Barnes An exce ll ent cla ss in t roducing the begin ner to the complete constr uct ion of a simple garment . Basic Sew ing co ncepts and ski ll s wil l be e mphasi zed . Designed with the non :sewer in m ind . Tim e : Mond ay a nd Fr iday 9:30-11 : 30 16 hr s: S16 .00·x x· Do es not in c lude material s Cl ass lim it IO . Fir st Class Monday , June 19 II. TECHNIQUES FOR TEENAGERS Ages 13· 19 Conni e Bradbury The broad spect r um of sew ing techniques wi ll be prese nted to t hose who wish to improve t heir sew ing sk ills through demons t rat ions. d isc us si ons and samp le construction . With a foc us on fas h ion , fa br ics a nd des ign th is class wi ll be interesti ng to any tee nager who sews . Time : Tu esd a y and Thur sday 9: 30-11 : 30 16 hr s .·SI 6.00· x x· Do es not include mat eria Is Cl ass Lim it 10. First c la ss : T uesday , June 20 * CRAFT AND WEAR FOR KIDS Ag es 7. 11 Ire ne Barnes. Connie Barnes An exci ting morn ing spen t deve lopinq sev:ing ski ll s an d fundam ental s in sewing t hru c rea t tve craft a nd s tn:p ly co nst ru ct ed garm e nt s. Many idea s for fun d ur ing t he su m mer wil l be presen led . Ti me : Ever y Wedn esday9 : 30· 11 : 30 No pre · re gi st rat ion n ecess a ~ y S2.00 s upply fee pe r class Fir st Cl ass Wednesday , June 21 French City Fabric Shoppe 58 Court Gltlllpolls, 0 The Meigs Branch Athens County Savings & Loan 216 WEST MAIN STREET 992-6655 POMEROY, OHIO RICHARD E. JONES, MANAGER Singer Approved O..ltr Mon .- Fri . 9: 30 • 1: 00 p.m . Tue5.- Wed .· Thurs.·S..t. 9:30 · 5:00p.m . f'h , 446·431 3 Two finns are TWO SESSIONS JUNE 19, 1978 THRU JULY 18, 1978 JULY 24, 1978 THRU AUGUST 19, 1978 De par ture Oct ober 23 , 1978 Round trip Jet Air from New York - In Fl igh t com pli mentary be..,er~ge and meals . 9 Nigh ts F lrs1 Cla ss Hotels double occupa ncy. 3 Mea ls per day , Full Stghtseelng to .o1!1 Chris t ia,1 sites . VIs it MI . 'Nebo whe re Moses fi r st 11 iewed th'e " pr~,m l s~ land " V1s•t p 1 the Ro se City that was redi scover ed i n 1811 after being lost for over 500 :a~~.· In Jeru salem, ~al k wh ere Je sus walked . ln. ~al l lee enjoy a boat ride on th e ~ca Yf Ga l ilee In Egy pt visit th e pyr ami ds of Giza V1s1 t M asada at no extra cos t . En tOY ~he comr a'rt of Lu xur ious Motor coac hes. Cvtstanding Guides. Tr~ nst e.r ~ and baggag j hand li ng to and from ove rseas a irport hotels . En! , ance fees to s1les v •s• ted . All Hol e ser vice charg es and local Government ta xe s. U S. Head ta x, · Sermone'tte '- · ~ I •. ' "";" POMEROY - A fro g art groups, two dimensional, any throu gh 15 and 16 through 21 dimensional, any drawin g 22 lhru ugh 35 and over 36 with Drawings in the first three qf each entry should be the mu;1 be the wurk or the contest will be staged in drawing medium. with prizes of $10, $:i and $3 in medium. prizes of $10,$5 and $3 in each divisions should be on a firm art ist's name, age, address contesta nt. conj un ctio n with ·t he Big Second Division: Frogs, 11 each age grou p, two Croakers, thtrd division, age group, two dimensional, Bend Regatta Weekend , in any drawing med ium. under t he direction of Mrs. F'o urth diviston, Gra nd Store Hours Pal Holter and Bill Mayer. Croakers, with no age limit. Mon.· Thurs . A frog must tie featured in Three dimensional art work, lOa .m.· ll p.m. Fri . & Sat. every entry and as many which ca n in cl ude wood, Da .m .· l l :l Op.m. entries as desired may be "FU LFiLLING OUR PURPOSE IN LIFE" ceramics, shells, stone, etc., Sa tu r day "Let this mind be In you whlch was also in Christ Jesus." entered but the contesta nt 11a.fTI .· Il p.m ca n win only one [1rtle in a _ Phil. 2:S. COLUMBUS - Articles of clas.•. incorporation have been filed Entr ies, open to wo rld Our scripture is a specific challenge to have the mind of in Columbus with Secretary competition, may be left at G'hrist . There are three importa nt qyestions which demand our of State Ted W. Brown by the Pomeroy Past ry Shop or hones( consideration . Marchi 's Carry.Out Inc., 144 the Pomeroy Public Library 1. Who are we' In every area of life , it is important to know Third Ave. Inco rporators ar e prior to judging which will who you are. This is the question of identity. The clue to Michael B. Marchi, Cindy take place at 10:30 a. m. on understanding who we ar e is to be foun d in the Word of God. As Marchi and L. G. Marchi, Jr . June 24. The enti res will be on human beings we are created in. the image of God and we are display at the library fo r the designed to do His wilL We can discover our true identity as Papers were filed by Cherr ingto n, Moulton a nd weekend and a wards will be chil dren of God through faith in Jesus Christ. Evans, Gallipolis. presented at 4 p. m. on Call In Orders 992-6292 2. Why are we here' This is the question of vocation. We Art icles were also filed by Sunday at the Libra ry. sense that li fe holds a purpose, even though that purpose often F lel co Co rp or a ti on, Featuri ng sa lad bar. chili and much, much CREAMY OLD FASHIONED Kroger's and the Ohio Soctety is not clear to us, Each of us has a particular callin g in life, a Gallipoli s. In corporator is more! for the Promotion of Bull mi ssion only we can ful fi lL Yet Christ calls one and all to Gregory V. Smith. Pa pers Frogs are providing I he over become fu lfilled persons by allo wing Him to become !JJrd of were filed by Warren F. $100 to be awarded in prizes. our li ves. Through confession of our sins and daily commitSheets, Halliday and Sheets The divisions of judging ment tothe cross, we can claim God's purpose in daily worship of Gallipolis. incl ude : Tadpoles, age one Hnd witness. Other co rporation pa pers through seven, and First 3. Where are we going? This is the question of hunnan were filed by Riverside In· Class Tadpoles, B thro ugh 10. destiny. Does life have a destination as well as a d irection' The surance Agency, Inc. , 195 Prizes in the two age groups Cl1ristian walk is an upward wa lk. Our final destination lies Upper River Rd . The in· of $5. _$3 and 11.50 in boUt age beyond the present moment - in a divine rea lm where the cor pora tor is Cha rl es L. good things of God find fulfillment in the perfect fe llowship of Brown, Galli polis, while J ohn love. Aglimpse of heaven helps us better understand earth. To E. Sang was named as agent. un der;1and ea rth we must know of heaven. The light of the eternal illwninales our pilgrimage in time . POM EROY Ap· May we seek to know and acquire the mind of Christ each Walker elected plicallons are now heing da y. If we turn to Christ to discover what we are to do with our received by the Kibbl e life our experience in th is world will hecome a foreta;1e of the Foundation for gra nts for etet:nal happiness of the heavenly life . Amen. GOP committeeman scholarships for students I Submitted by Rev . Richard l110mas, pastor of the North who are graduaies of high cast Cluster, United Methodist Churches, Tuppers Plains, Ohio LANCASTER - Herbert schools in Meigs County. 45783 1 Wa lk er, fa rme r and inTh e dea dlin e for fi li ng dustria l developer from here applications for assistance was elected Republica n state Per 1 or Pe11ul S 13.50 durin g the 19iS.79 school central committeeman in the Set yea r Is July I, 1978. $27.00 NO OPPOSITION importa nt organ ized v i c ~ June Primary. His territory No Application will he DETROfT 1UP! ) - Hourly turies in years fo r the UAW ,'' an!c ally gu .1 rant ~ considered whic h is not wor kers at the Volk swagen UAW Douglas A. Fraser sa id inclu des Gall ia, Meigs, Mectl to r ,! lde t 1me o l wn t ing presented before that date. Corp. of America asse mbly r' riday . "We believe there vinton , Jackson, Lawrence pleasu re. Application forms may be pl ant in New Stanton , Pa ., will be ot her fore ign and Athens counties. Sorne pla ce s have prelty good chic KUnofficial reports show en . Some offer fa1r root beer , Others, obtained by writing to the receive d no rnmpany . op· auto makers deciding ln open . not-too-oacJ CCI1€ S <lnd shakes. But, Kibble Found a ti on, 81 2 position tu block their vote lo plants in the U. S. and we Walk er carried 11 of the i3 there 1S only on e place you car1 yet Rfva Ridge Boul evar d, jotn the United Auto Workers intend to organize those counties in the district. He the best of all thes e thmgs ~ ~ our had 14,272 votes to 11 ,226 for Gahanna, Ohio 43220. un ion . J42 Second Ave. worker s as well .'' local 3 IN ON!; lilm 1l y reslaurnn \ 11 JS-1 E. Ma in , Pomeroy . 0. William Kesslar. Gallipolis ' 'Thi s is one of the most I Please Reg iste r in P erso n . Fee s mu st a ccompany Reg istration . sg90 """' -Frog art contest to be staged during 1!.?.!..~'!..~. '!~~~~~~ oom~ Mugs What the price incl udes : CHILDREN'S · ' ' - .-~11"·' .·~ HOLY LAND TOUR SUNDAY SPECIAL CHOOSE FROM BLACK, CHINO, RUST WOMEN'S FRIDAY PROGRAM for Va cation Bible School at Fairhaven UMC 7:30 p.m. SA TURDAY SONGFEST al Good Hope Ghurch 7:30p.m. SONFEST at Eureka United Christ ian Church, 7:30 p. m. Perry Sisters, Gull ett Fam ily. · '· meeting to fullow. l'HENCB City Garden Club rose breakfast at9 a.m. at th e Bob Evans Sausage Shop Tuesday, June 13. Wf.D NESDAY GET 1\ cqu aint ed cof fe e. Welcumc Wagon, 10 - a . m. RSVP 446·3019. THURSDAY WE LCOME Wagon evening bridge 7:30p.m , RSVP, 446· 4485 13-li - TheSundayTimes-Senlinei,Sunday,June II, 1978 Served In Frosted SE.Wh?G CLASSEs KtDS A\JD TEEr)S MEHCERVJLLE Gran ge cookout 6:30 p.m. Members lo bn ng hamburgers, hot d1ogs and so ft drinks. Grange I I goods would be apprecia t~d or if you would hke to assist 1n any way with this project, call us at 992·7884. Titis Th ursday , the Kitchen Swingers, a senior citizen group from Athens County, will be visiting the Center. They will be providing en· tertainm ent at 11 a.m. and wi ll be staying for lunch. Let's have a good turnout and welcome these visitors. We hope to make a return visit in the near future. Have a nice week! "Large enough to serve yet small enough to laww you " SUB STANTIAL IN TE R EST P E NALTY REQUIR E D FO R EARLY WITHDRAWA L �I~ - The Sunda y Times-Sentinel, Sunday, June II , 1978 EARNS AWARD POMEROY - Technical Sergeant Timothy R. Pr-iddy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy L. Priddy of Rt. 2, Pomeroy, Ohio, is a member of an organization that has earned the U. S. Air F'orce Outstanding Unit Award. Sergeant Priddy is a fire protecti on supervisor of Grissom AFB, Ind ., with the 305th Air Refueli ng Wing Guiding Hands School hosts thank you luncheon which wa s cited for meritorious se rvice from Julv I, 1975 to June 30, 1977. Members of the ~th will wear a distinctive ribbon to mark their affiliation with the unit. The sergeant is a 1967 graduate of Rutland High School, Ruiland. His wife, Linda, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale L. Ja.co bs of 90 s. Second St., Middleport . -- B-7- The Sundal'_ Times.SCntinel, SWlday, June 11, 1978 c • ' j / BRENDA FINNICUM WAS GRADUATED Brenda Finnicum , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Finni cum, Rt: I Gallipolis, was graduated Friday from Ohio State University in Columbus. Peter Jay, British Ambassador to the United States , gave the com· FORGET THE On your wonderful wedding day everything must be just perfect ... from the bridal gown to th e flowers . We take special pride in arranging the dramatic beauty of our corsages . bouquets. flor al centerpieces. We know they'll be perfect! THE Guiding Hand b.Jffet luncheon featured a Hawaiian theme. Decorations were made by the students. The luncheon featured a cross section of people ,a ll concerned about the levy and the issue of mental reta rdation. WAS GRADUATED GA LLI POLIS - Craig Lee Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Thompson of Ga llipoli s grad uated thi s spring from Ora Roberts University, Tulsa, Oklahoma, with a Bachelor uf Science of Science in Biology. Craig is a member of the 1974 class of Gu\lia Academy High School. While at ORU he became a member of Beta Beta Beta and graduated cum laude. REP . HON James from Proctorville chats with Guiding Hand Superintendent J o Hw1tington as he tours a classroom during a luncheon given to thank the many concerned l'itizens wlw had supi>>rted the school and the levy during the year. James is noted for his mterest cnn cer mn ~ mental health for southeastern Ohio. 1\ tins wa~ . If 11 \n•rcn 't fu r Luardu1 g st:ar· ches at airport!';. ::,tlllll' petr11lc ' wuuld never get the old gUJn wrappers and lmt uut of the11· ' p~x· kets. ,.,,. ,. ... to say best wJShes to Dale Rothgeb on his promotion. Casey Dale IS one of Ill)' favo rtte people 1even if he does have an ct wful (lp1r110n 11f rny ru bies ) and we are very proud of him . TO BE FEATURED - W e Action, America 's F'amily-Centered Revival Team is comi ng to F'irst Baptist Church, Monday , June 12. This dyna mie group. from Bucha nan , Michigan, is one part of the extraordi nary I jfe Action Ministries, which was fOWlded in 1971 by evunge li st Del F'ehscnfeld, Jr . The Life Action Revival Team presents life worU1 liv ing , America worth having, people worth loving, authorit y worth respecting , edu cation worth obtainin g, and God worth serv ing. The team "1ll be presenting a 1'< hour pr ogram entitle "Revival or Ru in''. at the Fi r<t Baptist Church on Monda y, the 12, at 7 p. m. This prog ram will featur e a multi·media audio visual presl!n tatiun on the fam ily; Master-Builder, a new fami ly dcvnttonul program : an d a call to nationwide revival that will furth er enhan ce the !€am's "old lime gospel" presentati on . The pastor and congregation of The First Bap tist encoura ge you to ,be a part of this life< hanging evening. ONLY AT TOPE'S IN GALLIPOLIS superb quality reclining chairs by La-Z-Boy It·'' Lo LN /Je League to have meeting f..t· ,t~ U(' n' ItS rt11rd nw• " 1 frJ• I!I f.,r t.,th\ p b1 · Ull pnwttntl, <tnd psych••h,gi cal !fit. ;!ll illlrl •' !VI'S of '"lt•s II rl.t •I· • 1'(':, '1 .r.:-.1 ' qtfi ,,r lllC' , 1 M>IHI!IAr.l·: LICENSES 1'1 ' lt . IWY - Muriage ,1 · I I • !'It rnnth rl' 11n·n·"' s \\ ,:rt.' t ~sucd lo the !tl' lp."\ l~t 1 '! ' Ill P(hJig f.dhtV.I/11! Tunuth) Jose ph it dl t ~~ H\ Pr· Tit· II~<JC., !8, I'll tn f· r uy, and .. ynn Osborne. 18. to rnt·r·u·n1 itn<.l I '!'hr:~ Pa ul Glen u CnJ")' ah lt !l f i! t ('S 1 it hi L"th f'IJ. " l 't~ll rt'l'uy; )!j til m ~ltl ;1 111 1 bur !." Tht'"• (nr 1 <A' h"11 1•'1 '" ' nll'r!m~ ~ 1 HI nwrlih t.'l'!-1 "lit' Ill h iH'QUdllil thoSl' ,. Many more at Sale Prices ---Used Machines--New Home Port., ss ... ............... ........ ..... ..... ...... $15.00 Domestic Port, ss zz ................................... .. ... $50,00 Singer Touch & Sew No. 756 .. ......................... ..... $239. 95 Sears Port., ss, zz b.h ............ ........................ . $79.95 Signature Port., ss .......................................... . $25.00 Futura II, free arm ........... ............................... $300.00 Singer No. 457-cabinet .......... .. . ............... ..... ..... $65.00 Singer Touch & Sew Port. No. 600 ... ............... ..... $-100.00 Singer Touch & Sew Port., No. 636 ...... ..... ..... .. .... $135 .00 JEREMY MARKIN TURNS ONE - Jeremy Lee Markin celebrated his first birthday on May 17 wlth a party gl•en by his parents, George and Rhonda Bales Markin, at their home at Route 1, Cheshire. Joining In th e celebration were his grandmother, Irma D. Hales: his great· grandmother, Muriel A. Spires ; and his great-aunt, Patsy Spires. J.remy was presented with many lovely gills, and refresh· ments of cake, Ice cream and Kooi·Aid were served. Sending gifts were his uncle, aunt and cousin, Ralph, Connie and Rachel Bales of Rulland. The following day, the Markin family traveled to VIrginia Beach, Va., where they spent several days sightseeing and visiting wlth Jeremy's grandfather, Mayo R. Bale•. No trade-ins please . 60 day s to pay. Full warranty Many more Tope's special purchase of 30 most popular models, in stock for immediate free delivery. Atruly outstanding Father's Day gift. - - - - - - - Cleoronce------SEVERAL MODEL FREE-ARMS BOnt DEMO AND NEW AT GREAT SAVINGS. 3 SINGER NEW ZIG ZAG MACHINES ......................... 149.95 -------Also-------USED, DEMO & DISCTONTINUED CABINETS FOR SINGERS AND OTHERS. SEE THESE SPECIAL VALUES ------------AT------------- French City Fabric Shoppe 58 Court Sullp,on. 21. Raci ne, and "~"~"a I rrm hub{ldcn. 18, l '< It' I rlf' .. BABY HORN SYRACUSE - Mr. and CLUB TO MEET Mrs . Mike Swisher, The F'rench City Garden Syracuse, Ohio aMounce the Club will meet at 9 a.m. birth of a daughter, Kelly Tuesday morning for their Ann, 7 lbs., 7 ounces, born Rose Breakfast at the Bob June I, at Holzer Medical Evans Sausage Shop . Center. She is being Afterwards they will go to welcomed by a sister, Misty the new home of Mrs . Kay. Maternal grandparents Florence Trainer for the are Mr. and Mrs. Harold program and business Werry, Gallipolis. Paternal meeting. They will be shown gra ndparents are Mr . and slide" of roses with Mrs. Mrs . Lowell Swisher, Gladys Trainer as narrator . Cheshire. Gallipolis.(', 1 SEEN AND HEARD POMEROY- Mr. and Mrs . David Mills of Mesa , Arizorw, Lt. and Mrs. Mi chael Boring, Syracuse, N. Y. are here visiting relatives. They came especially fur the graduation from the Holzer School of Nursing of Mary Lou Mills. Also here visiting with the Mills families are Mr. and Mr s . Dave Mills and daughter , Melinda, Springfield. Their son, Michel Michael , Kraduated from Ohio University yesterday. A family party was held last night at the home or-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills, Houle 3, Pomeroy . TO SPEAK Rev . Walter Patterson of the AddiSon Free W\11 Baptist Church announces that Miles Trout will be guest speaker for (he Sunday night services at 7:30 Jllm . College and Community College (RGC-CCJ. Joan Loeffler, assistant professor of education at the college, is conducting the survey of area residents to determine the practicality of such a school. The school would be available to all members of the community with children aged three to six. Those who might benefit from such an arrangement would include college faculty, area high school and elementary teachers, and students at Rio Grande. The nursery school would operate daily. At this time, Mr. U!effler is attempting to survey the community regarding necessary hours of operation, number of ch ildren for possible participation and the number of parents interested in half day or full day supervision. Those persons interested in the establishment of the nursery school should contact Joan U!effler at RG C-CC, 24553~3. RIO GRANDE Area teachers can hone their skills in a co urse being offered by Rio Grande College and Community College . " How to Teach Each Child in a Class of Thirty" is the title of the course being offer ed through the professi onal education department of the college. Linda Bauer, assistan t professo r of edu cation, comment ed that teachers, by taktng the course this summer, will be able to approach their tea ching in the fall with specific practical techniques to meet the individual needs of their st udent s. , The course offers area teachers the opportunity to examine learn ing principles. specific impl ementation strate g ies , assessme nt techniques and gro upinK designs of indi vidualized instruction. The course will meet each Monday , Tu esday and Wednesda y throughout the first summ er term which runs June 13 to July 14. Time for the course will be 10 a.m. to 12 noon . Registration for the course will be June 12 in Lyne Center on the Rio Grande campus. FNB helps. CleanG Convertible .Upright • All-steel agitator • Big disposable bag • 4-on-the-floor carpet shift . Full-Time Edge-Cleaning '68.. SPECIAL FlllOHE YEAR CLEANER WARRANTY CASH & CARRY ------------STOP------------- Furniture Galleries RIO GRANDE - Community input is being sought for the possible development of a nursery school in conjunction with Rio Grande SUIT FILED POMEROY - A suit for revocation of visitation rights -....s fi led in Metgs Cou nty Common Plea s Co urt by Sharron Lee formerly Sharron Abbott, Pomeroy, against Tummy Abbott , Point Pleasant. Teaching course is offered Nursery school to open HOOVER® Carrying case or cabinet extra Lay·a -wa y. 90 day s to pa v. Trade- Ins Taken Singer Touch & Sew Port. No. 7.56 ....................... $249.95 Athena 2000 pushbutton ..... ......... ...... ....... ... .. ... $699.95 Bcthi C'S ,, .iU!!" ,fl f;1111d ,, ~ttl• i ! IJ, ~~ Fashionmate No. 247 zigzag1 .... ..... Reg. $99.95 Now $77.00 Stylist No. 534 free arm .............. Reg. $284.95 Now $219.95 Athens No. 2000 pushbutton......... Reg. $929.95 Now $809.95 Singer No. 417 .................... ............ . .. ................ $129.00 These very special values are due to with Lisa Hill, Gallipolis, as organist and Karen Moore, Gallipolis, as soloist. A reception will be held following the ceremony in the church social room. The gra cious custom of open church will be observed . ---New Machines:--- Futura II Port. free arm.................................... 469.95 ullrn·sred with tlw physi cal. br eastf cedin g. and ch ildren a re Pul l~ ( ' ' 11• l- ;u r1li always welcomed to ac"'-'- •'r 'It· 1, n , .. r. \lt.n- ro rnrany their Jll()thers. F'ur fU II 1)d fu11 1wr tnf<>rm ution please ·' .. 1t I I! ~ 1-·:cd call Bcv Splelc 446-4010 or B• ' ,. ' ' B;dJ\ Ill-Is) Cra11k 675·2776. Ill <y andthl' I, I AI < ' " ..,•ft· \. Br !•t'I II'\'C'S I L•• ' ",.., i rw ht•st r• ~~~ th ill Ill' 111 r (' U! II'I\1 ·• 1 I ·OUT! from an Eng ltsh book. U1ank the ilrl'" !''"Pie fur theJr mchidual support with the s<: h(lld and !Itt> 11 wH s a \·rr~ pler~sa n t afte rnoon. Thl.!i is an lSSUt' o,H· ,. t··h ~.;h,, u]d be mvul ved w1lh . LJ /.(•dJ t' l,c td:jll·ll: \\!II hil\'l' SEWING Genie Portable ..........•..•...••...••.•••••.••. ••••••••••.••• $149 .95 hood IS pnough vmrk fnr ;my human bein~ in a sane~rn inded l.nJr•\•·rl!Lt lm.dw•m at Gu1d1ng Hand Thursday . Given to POMEROY - Plans have bee n comp lete d for the wedding of Miss Jacqueline Ann f'reeman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Jose ph Magnotta , Tell City , Ind. <~nd Jatk f'reeman , Pomeroy , to Gregory Lee Walburn, son of Mr. and Mrs . Raymond Walburn. Middleport . The weddin g will be an event of Saturday, June 17, at 2:30 p.m. at the Cheshire Baptist Church , Che shire. 1l1e Rev. W. L. Uber will perform the ce remony . Music will begi n at 2 p.m. ----Demonstrators---- ()\lolt'•if-tlll'·"''''k "To -bring a child 111to the world and ead hun and gu tclt• hlln wtth her moLher's wisdom into man- t; ·\ LI, /I'IJL:S Plans announced for wedding No trade-ins please . 60 day Warranty . Cash and carry Many more, come see Bonk-<•f-the·\ll'>'k fhl' Flower and The 1\etlle by Anne Undbergh 'llw fnwth bm k of her diaries and letters this c·owrs the "happi!'St pl'rtod" of her life. the time fr om 1936-39 spent in Europe. ( ~am tng the prtvate life she so desired, Ann Lindbergh truly he~1n s to ltfe. With the birth of sons Jon and l.m1d she begms tn grow herse lf while eon tinmng to please ht:! r husband ami emt 111 pre-war Eu1·ope. Her book, like her life, is fi lled with Sl'l em t1 J.mdber~h Gallipolis students. 111e Donahue lil lllng was simply great. He is truly kind and ratient. Donahue ·, st) le IS warm. honest and filled with a wonderful self-a>surancr Sucres. co uldn 't have ha ppened for :1 bet! Pr rf'H ~o n to t:1 mcr r man. .. ( /U<•Ic~llll \nnr Phone 446-9721 28 Cedar St. ·~ TO Sf:">IG - F'ellowship Cha pe l, Vinton, Ohio will be hosting Evangelist Bill Norris and "The Norris Family ~m gers," Monday, June 12, U1rough ~' r ida y, June 16, at 1:30 p._ m. each evemng. Evangelist Norris is presently pa~t<>nng Caha r) AS>ern bly, Marietta , Ohio. Pastor l~lnw r (;rise r :-mel the congregation extend C:i warm lfl\'ll-'ltion 1!1 all . ~•rl<t) FLOWERS by GEORGE If they'd do a littl e murc work un remed ial tt:<:lt:hing there'd be a lut less need fur l'lJI!lCdi.al reading eu ur.ses fur Wickline, Natalie Shong, Lisa Wedeme)·er, Sue Price, Sherri Wedemeyer, Vonda Hayslip , Betty Copley , advisor . Third row , Teresa Stowers, Roberta Hamilton, Kelly Stowers. Fourth row, Lori Copley, Kris Cook, Dreams Rut!. Fifth row, Debbie Hayslip, Nancy Evan s, Sha ri Howard . Not pictured, Darlene Shortridge , Cindy Rees, Leslie Ray . with Natalie Shong and Teresa Stowers. The Silver Thimbles plan other money-!'aising projects. The Camp Fund is to support the major improvement projects on the campgrounds. Pictured, front row, 1-r, Fred Dee!, Gallia County 4-H Extension Agent, Angie Holley, Amy Hatcher, Melody Wickline, Brenda Thompson, Joyce Shong, adv1sor. Second row, Vicki Powell, advisor, Waverly PRESENT CHECK - The Rio Silver Thimble 4-H Club held fund-raising projects during the year, including a bake sale and a drive to sell car sponge kit to raise money for Ganter's Caves 4-H Camp Fund. The club donated $200 to the fund and presented the check to Fred Dee!, Gallia County 4-H Extension Agent, pictured left " When words aren't enough send .. ." GETS DEGREE GALLIPOLIS - J oyce Stroud of Gallipolis, ha s been awa rded the Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the School of Dentist ry at Case Western Reserve University. Olive r Schroeder. professo r at the Case Reserve Law Sc hool, addresse d the graduates at the May 19 commencement ceremony . Joyce is the dau ghter uf Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Stewart of 108 Pine Street. l.uok il l meocemeot address. Miss Finnicum plans to enter the U. S. Air F'orce In the fall. She is a 1974 graduate of Gallia Academy High School. Q..'6y~ FULL fiVE YEAR WARRANTY CONVERTIDI.E'CLEAHER llct.SE Includes PowerSeal ' attachment satl The "super" stand s for super interest. First National's new Super CD Certificate of Deposit will earn you more interest in less time every before. It's a six-month (26-week), $10.000 minimum CD you buy at 26-week Treasury Bill auction average interest rates. The week of 5, that average interest rate stood at 7.095%, and that's a super return on your short-term money. There's something else new at First National Bank. An eight year, $1,000 minimum Certificate of Deposit that pays you 73.4% interest for an 8.17 % annual yield. That's a super return on your long-term money. Just two more ways FNB helps. 3 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU! MAIN BANK-SECOND AVE. ntiRD AVE. BRANCH VINTON BRANCH-VINTON MEMBER FDIC �I~ - The Sunda y Times-Sentinel, Sunday, June II , 1978 EARNS AWARD POMEROY - Technical Sergeant Timothy R. Pr-iddy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy L. Priddy of Rt. 2, Pomeroy, Ohio, is a member of an organization that has earned the U. S. Air F'orce Outstanding Unit Award. Sergeant Priddy is a fire protecti on supervisor of Grissom AFB, Ind ., with the 305th Air Refueli ng Wing Guiding Hands School hosts thank you luncheon which wa s cited for meritorious se rvice from Julv I, 1975 to June 30, 1977. Members of the ~th will wear a distinctive ribbon to mark their affiliation with the unit. The sergeant is a 1967 graduate of Rutland High School, Ruiland. His wife, Linda, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale L. Ja.co bs of 90 s. Second St., Middleport . -- B-7- The Sundal'_ Times.SCntinel, SWlday, June 11, 1978 c • ' j / BRENDA FINNICUM WAS GRADUATED Brenda Finnicum , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Finni cum, Rt: I Gallipolis, was graduated Friday from Ohio State University in Columbus. Peter Jay, British Ambassador to the United States , gave the com· FORGET THE On your wonderful wedding day everything must be just perfect ... from the bridal gown to th e flowers . We take special pride in arranging the dramatic beauty of our corsages . bouquets. flor al centerpieces. We know they'll be perfect! THE Guiding Hand b.Jffet luncheon featured a Hawaiian theme. Decorations were made by the students. The luncheon featured a cross section of people ,a ll concerned about the levy and the issue of mental reta rdation. WAS GRADUATED GA LLI POLIS - Craig Lee Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Thompson of Ga llipoli s grad uated thi s spring from Ora Roberts University, Tulsa, Oklahoma, with a Bachelor uf Science of Science in Biology. Craig is a member of the 1974 class of Gu\lia Academy High School. While at ORU he became a member of Beta Beta Beta and graduated cum laude. REP . HON James from Proctorville chats with Guiding Hand Superintendent J o Hw1tington as he tours a classroom during a luncheon given to thank the many concerned l'itizens wlw had supi>>rted the school and the levy during the year. James is noted for his mterest cnn cer mn ~ mental health for southeastern Ohio. 1\ tins wa~ . If 11 \n•rcn 't fu r Luardu1 g st:ar· ches at airport!';. ::,tlllll' petr11lc ' wuuld never get the old gUJn wrappers and lmt uut of the11· ' p~x· kets. ,.,,. ,. ... to say best wJShes to Dale Rothgeb on his promotion. Casey Dale IS one of Ill)' favo rtte people 1even if he does have an ct wful (lp1r110n 11f rny ru bies ) and we are very proud of him . TO BE FEATURED - W e Action, America 's F'amily-Centered Revival Team is comi ng to F'irst Baptist Church, Monday , June 12. This dyna mie group. from Bucha nan , Michigan, is one part of the extraordi nary I jfe Action Ministries, which was fOWlded in 1971 by evunge li st Del F'ehscnfeld, Jr . The Life Action Revival Team presents life worU1 liv ing , America worth having, people worth loving, authorit y worth respecting , edu cation worth obtainin g, and God worth serv ing. The team "1ll be presenting a 1'< hour pr ogram entitle "Revival or Ru in''. at the Fi r<t Baptist Church on Monda y, the 12, at 7 p. m. This prog ram will featur e a multi·media audio visual presl!n tatiun on the fam ily; Master-Builder, a new fami ly dcvnttonul program : an d a call to nationwide revival that will furth er enhan ce the !€am's "old lime gospel" presentati on . The pastor and congregation of The First Bap tist encoura ge you to ,be a part of this life< hanging evening. ONLY AT TOPE'S IN GALLIPOLIS superb quality reclining chairs by La-Z-Boy It·'' Lo LN /Je League to have meeting f..t· ,t~ U(' n' ItS rt11rd nw• " 1 frJ• I!I f.,r t.,th\ p b1 · Ull pnwttntl, <tnd psych••h,gi cal !fit. ;!ll illlrl •' !VI'S of '"lt•s II rl.t •I· • 1'(':, '1 .r.:-.1 ' qtfi ,,r lllC' , 1 M>IHI!IAr.l·: LICENSES 1'1 ' lt . IWY - Muriage ,1 · I I • !'It rnnth rl' 11n·n·"' s \\ ,:rt.' t ~sucd lo the !tl' lp."\ l~t 1 '! ' Ill P(hJig f.dhtV.I/11! Tunuth) Jose ph it dl t ~~ H\ Pr· Tit· II~<JC., !8, I'll tn f· r uy, and .. ynn Osborne. 18. to rnt·r·u·n1 itn<.l I '!'hr:~ Pa ul Glen u CnJ")' ah lt !l f i! t ('S 1 it hi L"th f'IJ. " l 't~ll rt'l'uy; )!j til m ~ltl ;1 111 1 bur !." Tht'"• (nr 1 <A' h"11 1•'1 '" ' nll'r!m~ ~ 1 HI nwrlih t.'l'!-1 "lit' Ill h iH'QUdllil thoSl' ,. Many more at Sale Prices ---Used Machines--New Home Port., ss ... ............... ........ ..... ..... ...... $15.00 Domestic Port, ss zz ................................... .. ... $50,00 Singer Touch & Sew No. 756 .. ......................... ..... $239. 95 Sears Port., ss, zz b.h ............ ........................ . $79.95 Signature Port., ss .......................................... . $25.00 Futura II, free arm ........... ............................... $300.00 Singer No. 457-cabinet .......... .. . ............... ..... ..... $65.00 Singer Touch & Sew Port. No. 600 ... ............... ..... $-100.00 Singer Touch & Sew Port., No. 636 ...... ..... ..... .. .... $135 .00 JEREMY MARKIN TURNS ONE - Jeremy Lee Markin celebrated his first birthday on May 17 wlth a party gl•en by his parents, George and Rhonda Bales Markin, at their home at Route 1, Cheshire. Joining In th e celebration were his grandmother, Irma D. Hales: his great· grandmother, Muriel A. Spires ; and his great-aunt, Patsy Spires. J.remy was presented with many lovely gills, and refresh· ments of cake, Ice cream and Kooi·Aid were served. Sending gifts were his uncle, aunt and cousin, Ralph, Connie and Rachel Bales of Rulland. The following day, the Markin family traveled to VIrginia Beach, Va., where they spent several days sightseeing and visiting wlth Jeremy's grandfather, Mayo R. Bale•. No trade-ins please . 60 day s to pay. Full warranty Many more Tope's special purchase of 30 most popular models, in stock for immediate free delivery. Atruly outstanding Father's Day gift. - - - - - - - Cleoronce------SEVERAL MODEL FREE-ARMS BOnt DEMO AND NEW AT GREAT SAVINGS. 3 SINGER NEW ZIG ZAG MACHINES ......................... 149.95 -------Also-------USED, DEMO & DISCTONTINUED CABINETS FOR SINGERS AND OTHERS. SEE THESE SPECIAL VALUES ------------AT------------- French City Fabric Shoppe 58 Court Sullp,on. 21. Raci ne, and "~"~"a I rrm hub{ldcn. 18, l '< It' I rlf' .. BABY HORN SYRACUSE - Mr. and CLUB TO MEET Mrs . Mike Swisher, The F'rench City Garden Syracuse, Ohio aMounce the Club will meet at 9 a.m. birth of a daughter, Kelly Tuesday morning for their Ann, 7 lbs., 7 ounces, born Rose Breakfast at the Bob June I, at Holzer Medical Evans Sausage Shop . Center. She is being Afterwards they will go to welcomed by a sister, Misty the new home of Mrs . Kay. Maternal grandparents Florence Trainer for the are Mr. and Mrs. Harold program and business Werry, Gallipolis. Paternal meeting. They will be shown gra ndparents are Mr . and slide" of roses with Mrs. Mrs . Lowell Swisher, Gladys Trainer as narrator . Cheshire. Gallipolis.(', 1 SEEN AND HEARD POMEROY- Mr. and Mrs . David Mills of Mesa , Arizorw, Lt. and Mrs. Mi chael Boring, Syracuse, N. Y. are here visiting relatives. They came especially fur the graduation from the Holzer School of Nursing of Mary Lou Mills. Also here visiting with the Mills families are Mr. and Mr s . Dave Mills and daughter , Melinda, Springfield. Their son, Michel Michael , Kraduated from Ohio University yesterday. A family party was held last night at the home or-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills, Houle 3, Pomeroy . TO SPEAK Rev . Walter Patterson of the AddiSon Free W\11 Baptist Church announces that Miles Trout will be guest speaker for (he Sunday night services at 7:30 Jllm . College and Community College (RGC-CCJ. Joan Loeffler, assistant professor of education at the college, is conducting the survey of area residents to determine the practicality of such a school. The school would be available to all members of the community with children aged three to six. Those who might benefit from such an arrangement would include college faculty, area high school and elementary teachers, and students at Rio Grande. The nursery school would operate daily. At this time, Mr. U!effler is attempting to survey the community regarding necessary hours of operation, number of ch ildren for possible participation and the number of parents interested in half day or full day supervision. Those persons interested in the establishment of the nursery school should contact Joan U!effler at RG C-CC, 24553~3. RIO GRANDE Area teachers can hone their skills in a co urse being offered by Rio Grande College and Community College . " How to Teach Each Child in a Class of Thirty" is the title of the course being offer ed through the professi onal education department of the college. Linda Bauer, assistan t professo r of edu cation, comment ed that teachers, by taktng the course this summer, will be able to approach their tea ching in the fall with specific practical techniques to meet the individual needs of their st udent s. , The course offers area teachers the opportunity to examine learn ing principles. specific impl ementation strate g ies , assessme nt techniques and gro upinK designs of indi vidualized instruction. The course will meet each Monday , Tu esday and Wednesda y throughout the first summ er term which runs June 13 to July 14. Time for the course will be 10 a.m. to 12 noon . Registration for the course will be June 12 in Lyne Center on the Rio Grande campus. FNB helps. CleanG Convertible .Upright • All-steel agitator • Big disposable bag • 4-on-the-floor carpet shift . Full-Time Edge-Cleaning '68.. SPECIAL FlllOHE YEAR CLEANER WARRANTY CASH & CARRY ------------STOP------------- Furniture Galleries RIO GRANDE - Community input is being sought for the possible development of a nursery school in conjunction with Rio Grande SUIT FILED POMEROY - A suit for revocation of visitation rights -....s fi led in Metgs Cou nty Common Plea s Co urt by Sharron Lee formerly Sharron Abbott, Pomeroy, against Tummy Abbott , Point Pleasant. Teaching course is offered Nursery school to open HOOVER® Carrying case or cabinet extra Lay·a -wa y. 90 day s to pa v. Trade- Ins Taken Singer Touch & Sew Port. No. 7.56 ....................... $249.95 Athena 2000 pushbutton ..... ......... ...... ....... ... .. ... $699.95 Bcthi C'S ,, .iU!!" ,fl f;1111d ,, ~ttl• i ! IJ, ~~ Fashionmate No. 247 zigzag1 .... ..... Reg. $99.95 Now $77.00 Stylist No. 534 free arm .............. Reg. $284.95 Now $219.95 Athens No. 2000 pushbutton......... Reg. $929.95 Now $809.95 Singer No. 417 .................... ............ . .. ................ $129.00 These very special values are due to with Lisa Hill, Gallipolis, as organist and Karen Moore, Gallipolis, as soloist. A reception will be held following the ceremony in the church social room. The gra cious custom of open church will be observed . ---New Machines:--- Futura II Port. free arm.................................... 469.95 ullrn·sred with tlw physi cal. br eastf cedin g. and ch ildren a re Pul l~ ( ' ' 11• l- ;u r1li always welcomed to ac"'-'- •'r 'It· 1, n , .. r. \lt.n- ro rnrany their Jll()thers. F'ur fU II 1)d fu11 1wr tnf<>rm ution please ·' .. 1t I I! ~ 1-·:cd call Bcv Splelc 446-4010 or B• ' ,. ' ' B;dJ\ Ill-Is) Cra11k 675·2776. Ill <y andthl' I, I AI < ' " ..,•ft· \. Br !•t'I II'\'C'S I L•• ' ",.., i rw ht•st r• ~~~ th ill Ill' 111 r (' U! II'I\1 ·• 1 I ·OUT! from an Eng ltsh book. U1ank the ilrl'" !''"Pie fur theJr mchidual support with the s<: h(lld and !Itt> 11 wH s a \·rr~ pler~sa n t afte rnoon. Thl.!i is an lSSUt' o,H· ,. t··h ~.;h,, u]d be mvul ved w1lh . LJ /.(•dJ t' l,c td:jll·ll: \\!II hil\'l' SEWING Genie Portable ..........•..•...••...••.•••••.••. ••••••••••.••• $149 .95 hood IS pnough vmrk fnr ;my human bein~ in a sane~rn inded l.nJr•\•·rl!Lt lm.dw•m at Gu1d1ng Hand Thursday . Given to POMEROY - Plans have bee n comp lete d for the wedding of Miss Jacqueline Ann f'reeman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Jose ph Magnotta , Tell City , Ind. <~nd Jatk f'reeman , Pomeroy , to Gregory Lee Walburn, son of Mr. and Mrs . Raymond Walburn. Middleport . The weddin g will be an event of Saturday, June 17, at 2:30 p.m. at the Cheshire Baptist Church , Che shire. 1l1e Rev. W. L. Uber will perform the ce remony . Music will begi n at 2 p.m. ----Demonstrators---- ()\lolt'•if-tlll'·"''''k "To -bring a child 111to the world and ead hun and gu tclt• hlln wtth her moLher's wisdom into man- t; ·\ LI, /I'IJL:S Plans announced for wedding No trade-ins please . 60 day Warranty . Cash and carry Many more, come see Bonk-<•f-the·\ll'>'k fhl' Flower and The 1\etlle by Anne Undbergh 'llw fnwth bm k of her diaries and letters this c·owrs the "happi!'St pl'rtod" of her life. the time fr om 1936-39 spent in Europe. ( ~am tng the prtvate life she so desired, Ann Lindbergh truly he~1n s to ltfe. With the birth of sons Jon and l.m1d she begms tn grow herse lf while eon tinmng to please ht:! r husband ami emt 111 pre-war Eu1·ope. Her book, like her life, is fi lled with Sl'l em t1 J.mdber~h Gallipolis students. 111e Donahue lil lllng was simply great. He is truly kind and ratient. Donahue ·, st) le IS warm. honest and filled with a wonderful self-a>surancr Sucres. co uldn 't have ha ppened for :1 bet! Pr rf'H ~o n to t:1 mcr r man. .. ( /U<•Ic~llll \nnr Phone 446-9721 28 Cedar St. ·~ TO Sf:">IG - F'ellowship Cha pe l, Vinton, Ohio will be hosting Evangelist Bill Norris and "The Norris Family ~m gers," Monday, June 12, U1rough ~' r ida y, June 16, at 1:30 p._ m. each evemng. Evangelist Norris is presently pa~t<>nng Caha r) AS>ern bly, Marietta , Ohio. Pastor l~lnw r (;rise r :-mel the congregation extend C:i warm lfl\'ll-'ltion 1!1 all . ~•rl<t) FLOWERS by GEORGE If they'd do a littl e murc work un remed ial tt:<:lt:hing there'd be a lut less need fur l'lJI!lCdi.al reading eu ur.ses fur Wickline, Natalie Shong, Lisa Wedeme)·er, Sue Price, Sherri Wedemeyer, Vonda Hayslip , Betty Copley , advisor . Third row , Teresa Stowers, Roberta Hamilton, Kelly Stowers. Fourth row, Lori Copley, Kris Cook, Dreams Rut!. Fifth row, Debbie Hayslip, Nancy Evan s, Sha ri Howard . Not pictured, Darlene Shortridge , Cindy Rees, Leslie Ray . with Natalie Shong and Teresa Stowers. The Silver Thimbles plan other money-!'aising projects. The Camp Fund is to support the major improvement projects on the campgrounds. Pictured, front row, 1-r, Fred Dee!, Gallia County 4-H Extension Agent, Angie Holley, Amy Hatcher, Melody Wickline, Brenda Thompson, Joyce Shong, adv1sor. Second row, Vicki Powell, advisor, Waverly PRESENT CHECK - The Rio Silver Thimble 4-H Club held fund-raising projects during the year, including a bake sale and a drive to sell car sponge kit to raise money for Ganter's Caves 4-H Camp Fund. The club donated $200 to the fund and presented the check to Fred Dee!, Gallia County 4-H Extension Agent, pictured left " When words aren't enough send .. ." GETS DEGREE GALLIPOLIS - J oyce Stroud of Gallipolis, ha s been awa rded the Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the School of Dentist ry at Case Western Reserve University. Olive r Schroeder. professo r at the Case Reserve Law Sc hool, addresse d the graduates at the May 19 commencement ceremony . Joyce is the dau ghter uf Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Stewart of 108 Pine Street. l.uok il l meocemeot address. Miss Finnicum plans to enter the U. S. Air F'orce In the fall. She is a 1974 graduate of Gallia Academy High School. Q..'6y~ FULL fiVE YEAR WARRANTY CONVERTIDI.E'CLEAHER llct.SE Includes PowerSeal ' attachment satl The "super" stand s for super interest. First National's new Super CD Certificate of Deposit will earn you more interest in less time every before. It's a six-month (26-week), $10.000 minimum CD you buy at 26-week Treasury Bill auction average interest rates. The week of 5, that average interest rate stood at 7.095%, and that's a super return on your short-term money. There's something else new at First National Bank. An eight year, $1,000 minimum Certificate of Deposit that pays you 73.4% interest for an 8.17 % annual yield. That's a super return on your long-term money. Just two more ways FNB helps. 3 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU! MAIN BANK-SECOND AVE. ntiRD AVE. BRANCH VINTON BRANCH-VINTON MEMBER FDIC �B-8 - The Sunday Times.sentine I, SWJday, June II , 1978 C-1 - The Sunday Times-&n tinel, Sunday, .June 11. 1978 • GALLIP OLI S - The Gallipolis Rotary Club named the winners of its Rotary Memorial Scholarships fnr the 1978-79 academic yea r Saturda y: Br ian Griffin, Gary Jarvis, Sandra Davisun Mershon an d Timot hy Chevalier. The scholarship program. established jn 1971 , is in memory of ' the deceased Rotarians of the Gallipolis cl ub as an ongoing service t t l t~rest and competition have increased during each or the eight years the scholarships have bee n awarded. The program has grown from one scholarship for 1971-72 to lour scholarships for the 1978-79 year. Applicant s inust be from Ga llia County and mW>t plan to at tend a l wo, three. or fuur-yea r post-secondary educational pr og ram . Ap· plicants may reapply as oft en as they wish in succeeding the community in their )'ea rs. Brian Griffin, a rE"cent names. According to Herman I .. graduate of Gallia Academy. Koby, chai rman of the plans to ma inr in nnlit ir:.l l scholarship commit! t'P . in· science at Ohio Univer~it_y; He mainta ined a high B avera ge .and was active in mu sical and theat er activities in high school. Gary Jarvis earned an A average at Gallia Academy and participated in scien ce and scholarship activities. His plans are to attend Rio Gr~nde CommWlity College with int erests in sci en ce, elect ronics. and business. Mr s. Sandr a Dav ison Mershon is a graduate of Notre Dame Academy and has one year at Thomas More College. She is a widow with three children . Mrs. Mershon program has been broadened to include most high schools 1n cent raJ and southern Ohio. Speakers and guest lecturers pa rticipating in the program include educators from Rio Grand e and other a rea colleges and universiti es, along with industry and business leaders from Ohio, New York. Kansas. Kentucky and lllino1s. Keynote speaker for this year's program will be Ra lph Cummuni l)' College a nd majnr in elemenlBO' education. Tim Cheva lier graduated from Gallia Academy with a high B average. He was acti ve in athl etics ·and student · gov ernment. He plans to attend Bob Jones University with an interest in mi ssionary work . Membets of the Rotary Memorial Scholarship Committ ee include George Bush, Ed Higgins , Paul Mos sm a n, Malcolm Orebaugh, Don Staggs, and Herman Koby. Ne~ri , former vke president Three mishaps probed by OSP GALLIP OLI S The Gallia · Meigs Post. State Highway Patrol, investigated three aut o misha ps Friday afternoon and even ing. AI 12:30 p. m., an auto driven by Betty L. Bloomer. Gallipolis, struck a par ked vehi cle owned by David W. Denny. 22, Gallipolis Ferry. W. Va . The Denny vehi cle was pa rked !lacing east 1 on Texas Rd. just off 588. No citation was iss ued. There were no inj uries . 35. turned right, striking the Farthing vehicl e. 'The patrol reports slight damage to the Henderson auto. moderate damage to the Farthin g vehicle . No citation was issued. There were no inj uries. Still under investigation is a (me auto mishap which occurred at 11:21) p. m. on Georges Creek Rd . ju>t oil Rl. 7. According to the patrol, a vehicle driven by Marcus l.awhon, 22, Gallipolis. in· curred moder ate damage when the auto went out of control while crossing the ra ilroad tracks across Geo rges Creek, and struck a telephone pole. Lawhon claimed in juri es, A second acciden t occurred on U. S. 35 at t he junction of Laria t Drive at 4:25 p. m. An auto driven by Robert Far· thing.~. Beaver. W.Va .. was >topped at l.a riat preparing to turn on ~ - The second vehicle involved , driven by but received no immediate Katherine T. Henderson, 34, treatment . Ga lli pulls. ·traveling wPS I BY JENNY KELLNER UP! Sports Writer NEW YORK (U P!) - Affirmed once again outfueled Alydar lor the last mile of the mile-an d-a-half'race and gained the barest of victories in Saturda y's $184 ,300 Belmont Stak es to hecome the llthTnole Crown Winner in racing history . . The photo-fuush head victory was the shortest margin of VIctory by a Belmont wmner and the third fa stest runrung of the Triple Crown race. Under excellent handling by Steve Cauthen , Affirmed broke alertly and s":ept mto the lead as the field went past the stands for the ltrst tune. Judge Advocate held on for second briefly PRESTO HAMBURGER COOlER F92 plans to attend Ri(\ r. r ;lncir- of marketing for National Cash Reg ister. Other bus1ness leaders to be speaking include : Edward B. Hey dinge r, Marathon Oil Company; W. L.. Dolle Jr., l<Jdge and Shipley; William G. Stratton, former governor and congressman; James D. Joh nso n, Marschalk Compilny ; Sa m Saporito and Jo El len Hellmlinger , Big Bears Supermarkets; Joseph Cain , Pr osec ut ing Att orne y; "n First choice for Father... 0 Highlighted with 25 ste43m vents for greater steam coverage- Better ironing res ults . lnsfant Spray William E. Perrine, Ashland Oil Company; Edward T. McNally , McNally Pittsburg Manufacturing Corporation ; and James P. Coates, Rutr bermaid Products. Dahlberg noted that one hundred and fifty-live par· ticipants have enrolled in this year's program. Registration is still open. Those students, seniors 1978-79 sschool year, or teachers interested should contact Carl Dahlberg, Rio Grande College and Com· munity College, 245-5353. e The Quartz Age Time Traveler BULOVA ACCUTRON®QUARTZ TIME ZONE™ 8roil\ .,omburge n in 1 to 3 mi nute\ e Toalh mvffin\ , heat ~ e \ ondwi c hes Co¥er loch for no- lploner cooking • lmmrr\ i bl~ co~ing troy and d ri p pa n cover wipe d eo n Hard Surfoct for e eO !)I it 's time to refill. Fabric temperature dial selects cor rect heat setting for fabr ics listed oo saddleplate--- perm press settlnq too ! Heck's Reg, "16.96 d f!aning $877 $}399 HECK'S REG. $11.97 JEWELRY DEPT. JEWELRY DEPT. COLEMAN COLEMAN • $}}19 ~ ~ 010 A 700 ~,; , ".l k June 7,1978 Please be advised on Oc· tuber 10, 1977 there was an art icle in the Gallipolis Daily Tribune sta ting there would be a lralfic sig nal at the Si lver Bridge Pl aza in about 21-z months. Severa l months have come and gone but I have not seen a lraff1e signal. Mr. Boyd D. Stuve r all ege dl y told t he merchant s the project is for "safety, economy and good , P 11l li1hlc r•ff ,Ci l r1 ! d•.'tJt! llt!;t tJ ir. Heck's Reg. '15.99 Heck's Reg. '13.99 SPORTS DEPT. SPORTS DEPT. •••• 2·5LICE TOASTER -- '*" toolllifl V llf'tbll'oytot~ tocleoo. CAMP ., •• STOOL Heck's Reg. '2.44 SPORTS DEPT. '11 99 Heck's Reg. '15.96 JEWELRY DEPT. 64 oz. WI SIC DnERIEIIT 41 7 Second Ave . Across from Theater Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 • Blue Jays, 5-0 HOUSEWARE DEPT. CANDY was Similar to Illustration 99c bag Don Money 's gro und out , •iole third and came home on Sal Baudo's sacrifice fly. Milwaukee made it 2<1 in the thi rd on Money's si ngl e, a wa lk tu Ban da and Hisle's run-scoring single. Single s by Molitor and Money and a walk to Bantlo loaded the bases for the Rrewers in the filth . Hisle then tagged losi ng pit cher Jerry Ga rvin, 2·5, fo r a tW!•r un stng le tu boost Mi lw auk ee's lea d to 4-U . Molitor dou bled leadi ng oil the seventh, took third on a s acr~f i ce by Money and scored on Ban do's second sacrifi ce fly of the gam e for the fi na l. run. 10·8 victory over Cubs HOUSEWARE DEPT. 1-LB. a si ngle. Molitor look s.cond 011 12"x25' ROLL scourn GILLIIn'l TRAC II BLAD Heck's Reg. DERIFIEl.D JEWELRY second when Kobel wa lked Blue. Bill Madloc k then groun ded to New York first baseman Wil lie Mont anez whu forced Blue at second but Lemaste r scored when F'oli's relay was wild. New York scored in the sixth wh en Lee Mazzilli tripplcd to d e~p center and scored on Steve Henderson's sacrifice ny. Gary La vell e rclirt•d the final Mets' baller in the ninth to nail dol'1l his eighth save . Brewers blank MILWAUK EE (UP! ) Bill Travers hurled a five-hit shutout lor his first complete game vit1ory in over a year and La rry Hisle singled three times and drove in three runs Saturday to stak e the Milwaukee Brewers to a 5<1 victory ov er the Toronto Bl ue J ays. Travers, making his sixth st art since cuming ufl the disabled list May 15 following elbow surgery, struck out six and walked three in boostinH hi s record to 3·2. It was his first complete game victory since Aprill 7, 19n. The Brewers scored a run in the first inning alter Pau l Molitor, who scored three runs in the game. Jed off with Heck's Reg. '1.14 COSMETIC DEPT. Garner's legs at third . Grilley then singled to left ce nt er to snap the tie. Cesar Geronimo added a solo hom er in the ninth lor the Reds' insurance run . Seaver, H , gave up II hits and a walk lor his third complete game of the season. win. Dan Driess en drove in With th e score tied 4-4 and thr ee of the Reds' runs with a two out, Pete Rose hit a solo homer in the fourth and a grounder that went through Iwo-run single in the filth . Joe Morgan also homered for th e Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Spoi'IIJ Editor WINS TROPHY - Amos Wallbrown won this trophy In national competition at the Keystone Powerllltlng Mett, Green sburg, Pa. , last March. Amos has been training lor the past two years and has participated In several national power· lilting meets since November, 1977. His best total to date Is 1,300 pounds which breaks down to a 450 pound squat lilt, 325 pound bench press, and 525 pound dead 1111. He Is presently a Third Class A.A.U . Sane· tioncd Puwerlllter and hop<•s to obtain higher total s In th e future. Amos and his wile PaUl reside at R!. 3, Pomeroy . DETROIT (U P! ) - Amos Otis st roked a two-run hom er to key a three-run sixth in· ning and Dennis . Leona rd struggled thro ugh nine in· nings to win his first road decision of the sea son Saturday in a 6·3 victory by the Kansas City Royals over the Detroit Tigers. Leonard ra ised his record to 5-9 despite giving up three walks and nine hits. Detroit start er Bob Sykes got 12 straight out s after Hal McRa e's two out single in the first but consecutive singles in the fifth by AI Cowens, John Wathan and Joe Zdeb YANKS SIGN WINTERS NEW YOHK (U P! ) - The New York Yank ees Saturday signed outfielder Matthew Wint ers , a l~rs t-rou n d selectiOn in the recent draft. Winters, 18. was the second of three fi rst -round picks by the Yankees and the 24th player se lected overall . A 6loot-3, 195-pounder, Winters Today's Probable Pitchers pla yed in 18 games lor United Press International Williamsville, N. Y.. South I All Times EDT) High School this year and American Leagu e batted .472 in 18 ga mes. Kansas City (Hassler 0-31 He will r eport to the at Detroit (Baker ().() ), 1:30 Yankees' Class A !aim club p.m. in Oneonta, N. Y. Tor onto 1Und erwood 2·6 and Jeff er son 4·61 at Milwaukee !So renson 7-4 and He plogle 3-1) 2, 2 p.m. Minnesota (Serum 3-2) a t Cleveland (Hoo d 3·3), 2 p.m. New York (Tidrow 3-4 ) at California (Rase 2-3), 4 p.m. Baltimore - McGregor 6-31 at Oakland 1Morgan().() ), 4:30 p.m. DALLAS (UP!) - Mayor Boston (Eckersley 5-3) at Robert Folsom. who has been Sea tt le (Abbott 1-'1 ), 4:35 p.m. negotia ting with Bullalo Chicago t Kravec 4-41 at Braves owner John Y. Brown Texas (Jenkins 6.,'!), 8:35 to bring the NBA club to p.m . Texas, says the city has made National League its final offer and Brown can Atlanta (Niekro 6~ ) at either take it or leave it. Philadelphia (Carlton 6-5), "II it 's not J ohn Y. Brown 1:35 p.m. coming to Da llas, it'll be Cincinnati (Hume 2~ ) at somebody else," Folsom said Pittsburgh (Roo ker 2-5 ), 1:35 Friday. "We'll get a team p.m. whether it's a yea r from now San Francisco (Montefusco or two years." 4-2 ) at New York (Espinosa 5Brown and Club President 4), 2:05 p.m. Norm Sonju are scheduled to Sa n Diego (Shirley 3~ ) at arriv e in Dallas lor a Monday Chicago (Burris 3-'1), 2:15 morning me eting with ,p.m. Folsom and City Manager l<Js Angeles (Rau 6-2) at George Schrader. Folsom has Montr eal (G rim sley 10·2), indicated a decision would be 2: 15 p.m . rendered then. Houston (Andu jar 3·3) at But the big ges t St: l..<luis (Denn y 5-4 ), 2:1 5 disagreement bet ween the p.m. two part ies, according to Today's hurlers throwin g error by Meoli. Fingers pitched the final four innings lor his 14th save. Winfi eld hit his eighth home run in th e first to put San Diego in front 3.(1 and Oscar Gamble's fourth homer in the third made it 4.(1. The Cubs closed to 4·2 in the fourth when Larry Biittner hit his third homer , scoring Greg Gross, who doubled. Gamble dropped Steve On· tive ros' fly ball lor a two-base error and Joe Wallis later singll>d in another run to ma ke the score 4·3. Th e Cubs too k the lead with lour runs in the fifth, highlighted by a t wo -run homer by Dave Kingm an , his 14th. All the Cubs' runs came off winning BROTHER ARRESTED Padres ' pit cher Gaylord ST. LOUIS (UP! ) Perry, 5·2, who went th e first Olympic Gold Medalist live minnings. SETS RECORD Michael Spinks, brother of RIVERSIDE , Calif. (UPI ) WBA Heavyweight Champion - David Pearson of Spar· Leon Spinks, was ordered tansburg, S. C., won his Sa turday to appear in court McENANEY OPTIONED seventh Riverside pole PITTSBURGH (UP! ) - June 29 tO answer charges of position Friday and set a The Pittsbur gh Pirates ass a ultlng a pollee ollicer one-lap speed record of Saturda y optioned left · and possl ssi ng marijuana . 112.882 mph in qualifying for handed relief pitcher Will Solnks, 22, was arrested Sunday's 249-mile NAPA 400 McEnaney to their Columbus Fr~ Jay night alter a light 'stock car race. !ann club of the International with pollee at Lambert-St. Pearson 's '76 Cougar was League. l<Juls Airport. Police said the clocked at I: 23.556 on the McEnaney had no record scuffle broke out alter the eight-turn 2.62·mlle road with a 10.38 earned run li ght heavyweight box er course. The old mark was average in six games this refused to move his car from . m.m mph set last year by season . a no park ing zone. !¥chard Petty in a '74 Dodge . CHICAGO (UPI ) - Dave Winfield slammed two three· run homers Saturday to power the San Diego Padres to a I~ victory over the Chicago Cubs. Alter blowing an early 4<1 lead, the Padres took the lead lor good in the sixth when they scored four runs off losing reliever Donnie Moore. Singles by Bill Alm on, Fernando Gonzalez and Gen e Richards ~ ut Chicago 's lead to 7-:i in the sixth and alter two out, Winfield hit his ninth homer, giving him six RBI in · the game. The Padres added two runs in the eighth on ao RBI single by Hollie Fingers and a Reds in the seventh, tying the game 4-4. The Pirates had taken a 2.(1 lead in th e first on a n RBI single by Dave Parker and an RBI double by Willie Stargell, who also homered to lead oil the sixth. John Milner singled in the Pirates other run in the filth. The loss went to Grant J ackson, 1·2, who pit ched I J. 3 innings in relief of start er Bert Blyleven. 1 Royals top Tigers, 6-3 wilh one out and moved to ALUMINUM FOIL Heck's Reg. 49~ Roll BRACH'S "It was a tr em en dotL~ race . I couldn 't believe it," sa id Cauthen, whose W>ual cairn ex terior fi nally broke down ., tears filled his eyes. "He was insi de and he eased back early," Ca uthen explained. "We were going nice and easy. He got around outside and moved to me at about the mile. I switched leads and my horse moved ahe ad. Jorge moved up with Alydar and 1 just wan ted to stay with him. "I just kept my horse a little in front as long as 1 cou ld without pressing him . He likes to run ahead . "Aiydar pa ssed me abeut the 3-16th pole. He went just a little ahead of me, but I switched my stick and my horse pushed ahead ." Seaver makes • • • zn szx zn row PITTSBURGH (UP! ) Ken Griffey's RBI single following a two-base error by Phil Garner in the eighth inning Saturday allowed the Cincinnati Reds and Tom Seaver to score a 6-4 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. It was Seaver's sixth straight The Gi ants scor ed in th e second inn ing wheil Jack Clark reached base as Foli th rew wildl y after fi elding his grounder. Clark scored on l.a rry Herndon·s one-out bunt sin gle alter having adva nce d lo third on an infield out. In the sixth , Lemaster singled Winfield paces Padres' probabl y a violation or the Willia ms Ste1ger Safety and Hea llh Act of 1970. Lloyd Workman MINOR ACCIDENT GALLIPOLI S - No one was injured or cited in a minor accidenl at 1:41 p.m. Friday when an auto driven by Michael L. Crouse, Patriot Star Rt. , att empt ing to enter a parking space st ru ck the left rear fender of an a uto owned by Bette J . Baldwin, Ht. 2, Gallipoli s. NEW YORK (UP! ) Short stop Tim F oli's throwing error in the sixth inning · permitt ed Johnnie Lema ster to score th e decisive run Sa turday which enabled the San Francisco Giants, behind the pitching of Vida Blue and two relievers, to edge the New York Mets, 2· 1, a nd snap a lour-game losing streak. Blue, 7-4 , earn ed his f1rst victory si nce May 17. scat· te ring seven hi ts while strikin g out ei gh t befor e bein g relieved by Ran dy Moffitt with one out in th e eighth . Foli committed three errors in the ga me and th e first two contr ibuted to beth San Francisco runs, tagging the defeat on· Kevin Kobel, 01, who was making hi s first National Leagu e sta rt . DIAMOND Heck's Reg. '2.94 I have had some very close calls at the SR 7 and Sil ver Br~dge Plaza due to heavy tra llic. I called lloyd D. Stover and adviSed hirn that the tondJti un Giants end losing spell ...-.-y Tomtlo p~.os• member ~ rOUt" fom.lr Too st •eltctor ligh t to dork. fo1J to hep brogbt and dllfl~ . Gltol'l'l•l'llg ct.romt fi ~ T up "l..nfe" ip(K• , ~~ CO!tlp(ttl dei1Qf1 81eod. lrorel'l woffin, or• .,.., ao retriOVe, -.clfo l'l ogh business." haza duus •879 ., unp lf• ltH: a ts ~ EDITOR CO LEMAN TEF LO N GRIDDLE MOD EL 5140 700 CO U:MAN CAMP OV Fr" Ttltt la st way 1u SPORTS button- Operates on Dry & Steam Settings. Wat1er on Huntington IRONTON. Ohio iUPI ) Law rence Co unt y Sheriff James H. Howell, who says he is the tar~el of an assass ination pl ot by a W. Va .. Hun tington, motorcycle club, sa id Friday Similar threats have been made against some Hun· lingtun police ollicers. Howell refused to disclose the names of the intend ed vict im s in t he reported contract killing attempts. Pr ior to Howell 's a n· nouncement , Huntington Police 01iel Ollie Adkins said he himself was the tar~et of "a hit man" - but that the information should come from Howell. Howell revealed Thursday that the gun used to kill Fr ederi ck Kemp. 31, of Wheaton, Md., believed to be the grou p's hit man, had been purchased by a Huntington police officer. However. the offi cer 's name was not revealed since the gun re port ed ly had changed hands a num ber of times. In addition. Howell said at least two Huntington police ollicers have been known. to acc ompany t he Avengers molurcycle club on pleasure cr uises . Adk ins sa id th e matt er would be in· vest igated. Kemp was found dead last week. Rubert So uder, 29, Huntington , IS being held on a $100,000 bond in connection with the murder. Affirmed'went the lir~t quarter in a slow 25 seconds , As they hit th e backstretch Jorge Velasquez made a bold move with Alydar and with a mile to go the two chestnut colts left tbe field hehind as they waged on e of the most memorable duels in racing history . Accelerating with every step with Affirmed on the inside and Alydar clinging like a burr to his flank, Alydar managed to get,.a nose in front when they hit the long stretch. But Affirmed hung on and finished the l lf,.mile race in 2:26 4-5, just ahead of Alydar and 13 J.4lengths in front of Darby Creek Road . Affirmed went into the gate without incident , while Alydar was slightly rank without his blinkers for the first time this year. The start was marred when Judge Advocate broke through the gate but reloaded and the start was good. Affirmed now joins Sir Barton, Gallant Fox, Omaha War Admiral, Whirlaway, · Count Fleet, Assault, Cit~tion, Secretariat and Seattle Slew as Triple Crown winners. It was the first time there was back-to -hack Triple Crown winners. Affirmed, sent off as the J..S favorite by the crowd of nearly 70,000, returned $3.20 and $2.10, while Alydar paid $2.20. There was no show wagering, but Darby Creek Road finished third followed by Judge Advocate and Noon Time Spencer. Window- Shows water level at a glance- Tells when Threats made cops--Howell when the fi eld on live rounded the first turn, with Alydar third ' STEAM SPRAY IRON • on the outside. iuttbav ~imes· jmtintl G. E. :--LETT-iRs~~-~ -------· - - - - • 1rme wins trip e crown Free enterprise seminar slated The oppo rtun it y lor stu dents and tea chers to exami ne their econom ic system is being offered on the Rio Gra nd e College a nd Community College campus. ·· F ree Enterp rise 1n America ," a fi ve day workshop for high school seniors and teachers, sponsored by the Rio Grande Cluster Group begins Monday, June 19 and runs through Friday, June 23. The Cluster Group is com· posed of concerned business and industrial leaders in· terested in providing a better understanding of the free enterprise system. Funding of the program reli es on donatio ns from indu stry, bu siness and foundations. The assistance of these groups enables free pa rt icipation as well as free lodging and meals to the st udents and teachers. pro ~ ram a n· The nouncement came fro m Carl Dahlberg, assistant to the president of development at Rio Grande Coll eg e and Community Co ll ege . As .coordinator of the program . Dahlbe rg fee ls th at this yea r' s prog ram has the strongest fi eld or speakers and participants since the progr am 's inception th ree yea rs ago. Student and teacher participation In thi s year's • • Gallipolis Rotary Club names its four scholarship winners got Kansas City its first run . On e out later, U. L. Washington singled to tie the game 2·2 and brin g on reliever Jack Morris. In the sixth, McRae led oil with a single and one out later, Otis hit his ei ghth home run to give Kansa s City a 4-2 lead. The Royals added anot her run in the inning Yankees unload Ken Holtzman ANAHEIM, Calif. (UP! ) The New York Yank ees finaUy unloaded Ken· Holtz· ma n Saturday, trading the recalcitrantlelt-hander to th e Chi cago Cubs in exchange lor a minor league player to be named lat er. Ho lt zman , wh o was acquired by the Yankees in a 10-player trad e with the Baltimore Oriol es on June 15, 1976, appeared in only 18 games last year alter falling out of favor with both the front office and Manager Billy Martin. He was 2.,'! with a 5.75 eamed·run average in 1977, but the Yankees were Dallas mayor in final offer t unable to trade Holtzm an be cause of hi s r eport ed $165,000 salary . In addition. Holtzm an's contract gives him the right to veto any trades and he frequ entl y expressed his desire tu pitch only lor a handfu l of cl ubs near the Chicago area. In fi ve appearances this season lor the Yank ees, Holtzm an was 1-0 with a 4.08 ERA . His trade to the Cubs reun ites him with th e organization that originally s1gned him in 1965 for a $65,000 bonus. While a member of the Cubs Holtzman pitched two no-hitters, a 3.(1 victory over the Atlanta Braves on Aug. 19, 1969 and a J.(J decision against the Cincinn ati Reds June 3. 1971. In addition to Holtzman's refusal to approve a trade he vetoed a deal th at would have se nt him to the Philadelphi a Phillies this past spring - the Yan kees were also dist urbed over his infl uence on Center Fielder Mickev Rivers. HoltZman was traded by the Cubs to the Oakland A's alter the 1971 season and played a key role in the A's three-straight championshi ps from 1972-74, winning 19 , 21 and 19 games respectively . In addition, he was 4·1 in World Seri es comp etition during that three-year span . Folsom, is that Bro.., wants a percenta ge of the parking and concessions included in any Convention Ceriter lease. "I've said I'll promote the (earn and sell tickets," the mayor said, "bu t I won't give the arena away." "Our position is not to give a percentage. And I don't anticipate any change. Our ., stall has studied the rentals around th e NBA and 11 (Dallas' offer) is not the best deal but it's fa r from the worst. "The first two years, it 's below out cust. We feel our Capitols buy bond indenture makes it questionable whether we lwo performers could give a percentage." Folsom said he was WASHINGTON (UPIJ growing " less optimistic Two Swedish hockey players every day" that the Braves - centerman Roll Edberg would move to Dallas. and delenseman Li ef Svenson - have been signed by the Washington Cap itols, the team announced Saturday. The 27-year-old Edberg, 5-loot·lO and 174 pounds, led the Swedish National Team in scoring at the recent World Cup Tournament in Prague, Czechoslovakia . . Svenson, 26, is a 6-3, 19(). town . He had prev.IOusi y been pound delenseman . head coach at National Trails ' High School. PLAN TOURNEY Adsit was Preble County RAVENSWOOD - A triple Football Coach of the Year in elimination slow pitch soft· 1975. He holds a bachelor's ball tournament will be held degree from Ashland College at Kera Park, Ravenswood, and a Master's from the on June 17 and 18 for Class B University ol Dayton. His teams in both men and teaching fields are history, women 's diviSion s. F or go vernment, physi c al further information . contact education and guidance. ; ack H~dric k s, 273-4122. Jackson names new grid coach JA CKSON - The new football coach at Jackson High School is 32-year-old Terry Adsit. · Adsit was employed as head grid coach and teacher at a special meeting of the Ja ckso n city schoo l beard Thursday evening . A resi~ ent or West Carroll· ton, Ohio, he is presently ' head football coach at Valley View High School German· when, with runners on first and third, catcher Milt May uncorked a wi ld throw into ce nter fi eld on Zdeb 's succe ssful steal of second. Frank White hit his third homer of the season in the seventh off Morri s, 1·2, wh ile St eve Kemp a nd Jason Thompson had solo homers for Detroit. OKLAHOMA CITY I UPII - Only a moment or so before answering the opening bell in one of his Ia lest fights, skinny, schoolboyish Sean O'Grady drew some amused smiles from a national TV audi ence by doing wh at comes naturally to any 19year-<J ld kid. Standing there in the ring, waitin g for the referee's last minu te instructions, he casual ly blew big bubbles with hi: gum. He'll probably do the same thin g when he meets Japan Shig Fukuyama in a tO-ro und fea therweight main event at t1 local Fairground s Ar ena Saturday night. O'Grady doesn't see anything unusual about that at all. " It's me," he said. "People think I'm putting up some kind <• front, bu t I' m rea ll y not . I' m only trying to be myself . I lik· bubble gum. Lollipops, too." Se an O'Grady, who has bee n fighting sin ce he was 9 year' old, is like few other professional boxers you've ever seen . First of all , he isn 'I only good, he's exceptional as is renected by his 56 viclilries in 57 lighl,. Filty-<Jne of those victories were by kn oc kouts. including 23 in the first round. Secondly , he is managed by his fa ther, Pat, who has heen promoting bouts in the Sou thwest for years, and his mot her, •Jeanie, who also helps handle him by taking care of such details as ticket sales, press releases and poster distribution lor all his fights. O'Grady's two sisters, Colleen ancl Rosie, lend their assistance from lime to tin1e, making the overall operation a unique family affair that goes under the name of Starmaker , Inc. II there is any young lighter in the country today who has all th e earmarks or becoming a futu re world champion, it is Sean O'Grady . He's destructive with either hand, mov es well and is highly intelligent. More than that, he 's articulate, well-bred and courteous and not the least bit self-conscious about confessin g he 's a " Marna's Boy. " "l don't see any shame In \hat," he said, completely open about it. "She's always there when I need her, when I'm well or when I'm sick. She wakes me in the mo rning and puts me to bed at night. She wash es my clothes every night so I'll have clean gear to train in the next day. Before a ligh t, if I'm a li ttle nervous or have bolter! lies in my stomach, I think of her and it makes me feel much better. " The more visual guiding hand in yoWJg O'Grady's spe ctacular career . however. is his fa ther. Pat. " !liste n to Papa the most," Sean says. "Because he ta lks the most,'' adds the dark-haired yoWJgster with a la ugh. To t!Jal, the elder O'G rady answers: "He listens to Papa the most because I, has the most experience. Besides, loa kat th ose opponents I get him." The World Boxing Association ra nks O'G rady No . I in the featherweigh t division while th e World Boxing Coun cil had him No. 1 in the super ba ntamweight class. When his lather asked th e WBC to list Sean in th e junior lightweight class because he's still gr owing, it did and now ranks him seventh in th at division. O'G rady's only defeat came tw o years ago, when he was 17, to world Featherweight Champion Danny Lopez, who stopped him in the filth roWld. "! think it did me good," says the tall , smooth-skinned Oklahoma City nati ve. "I learned a lot. I didn't feel I should hang my head. Hemember, he's the world champion. People asked me 'what happened '' I could have sai d the heat got me or I wasn 't experienced enough, but I just said I got flat beat, and tha t was the truth." He's only lighting so he can pay his way through medical school a nd when he's due to enter it three years from now, he · plans to retire from bo xing at 22. "I'll make sure of tha t," guarantees Pat O'Grady. " I neve r wanted Sean to be a fighter. anyway . It's too bru ta l, too roug h. Boxing is not a game, it's a business . Sean is only a bey in a man's worl d. The sooner he gets out of it, the better." Final SEOAL standings SOUtHEASTERN OHIO FINAl1978 SOFTBAll STANDINGS ATHlETIC lEAGUE I l eague ) FINAl1978 Team BASEBALl STANDINGS W. L. I League ) Jackson 13 1 Team W. L. Iron ton 10 4 II J Wa verl y Athens 9 5 Logan 10 4 Meiqs 8 6 Wellston 8 6 Loga n 5 9 Waverly Iron ton Ga llipolis Jackson Meigs Team Waverly Logan Athen s Iron ton Well ston Jackson Ga llipolis Meigs (Overa llI 7 7 6 7 5 9 4 9 3 9 W. L. T. 15 9 IB 11 16 10 16 11 13 9 9 II B 12 5 13 0 0 I 0 0 0 1 0 AJ,EXANDR\A. Va . (UPI ) - Mickey Mantle Jr ., the 23year-old son of the former New York · Yankee slu gger and Hall of Farner, was released Thursda y by the Alexandria Dukes of the Class A Carolina League alter he hit just .070 in the club's first 19 games. Ge ner al Man ager Mike Halbrooks said he expected Mantle to give up on pro baseball and go back to Dallas and pursue another Job: Gallipol is "4 8 4 9 Wellston Athens I !Overall ) 12 w. L. Tea m Jack son 14 2 13 7 11 6 17 7 Meigs Wave r l y Ir on ton 7 10 7 10 9 13 • J 17 We llston Gallipolis Logan AI hens MONTREAL iUPII - The Montreal Expos Friday made their second deal in less than an hour whe n they acquired · left-ha nded pitcher Woodie Fryman from the Chicago Cubs for a player to he named ' later . He is expected to share the No. 4 starting pitcher assignment wit h Wa yne Twitchell in the Expos rotation. Earlier Montreal General Manager Charlie Fox announced th e Expos had pi cked up catcher Ed Hem1ann on waivers from th e Houston Astros, for an undisclosed amount of cash. ' I �B-8 - The Sunday Times.sentine I, SWJday, June II , 1978 C-1 - The Sunday Times-&n tinel, Sunday, .June 11. 1978 • GALLIP OLI S - The Gallipolis Rotary Club named the winners of its Rotary Memorial Scholarships fnr the 1978-79 academic yea r Saturda y: Br ian Griffin, Gary Jarvis, Sandra Davisun Mershon an d Timot hy Chevalier. The scholarship program. established jn 1971 , is in memory of ' the deceased Rotarians of the Gallipolis cl ub as an ongoing service t t l t~rest and competition have increased during each or the eight years the scholarships have bee n awarded. The program has grown from one scholarship for 1971-72 to lour scholarships for the 1978-79 year. Applicant s inust be from Ga llia County and mW>t plan to at tend a l wo, three. or fuur-yea r post-secondary educational pr og ram . Ap· plicants may reapply as oft en as they wish in succeeding the community in their )'ea rs. Brian Griffin, a rE"cent names. According to Herman I .. graduate of Gallia Academy. Koby, chai rman of the plans to ma inr in nnlit ir:.l l scholarship commit! t'P . in· science at Ohio Univer~it_y; He mainta ined a high B avera ge .and was active in mu sical and theat er activities in high school. Gary Jarvis earned an A average at Gallia Academy and participated in scien ce and scholarship activities. His plans are to attend Rio Gr~nde CommWlity College with int erests in sci en ce, elect ronics. and business. Mr s. Sandr a Dav ison Mershon is a graduate of Notre Dame Academy and has one year at Thomas More College. She is a widow with three children . Mrs. Mershon program has been broadened to include most high schools 1n cent raJ and southern Ohio. Speakers and guest lecturers pa rticipating in the program include educators from Rio Grand e and other a rea colleges and universiti es, along with industry and business leaders from Ohio, New York. Kansas. Kentucky and lllino1s. Keynote speaker for this year's program will be Ra lph Cummuni l)' College a nd majnr in elemenlBO' education. Tim Cheva lier graduated from Gallia Academy with a high B average. He was acti ve in athl etics ·and student · gov ernment. He plans to attend Bob Jones University with an interest in mi ssionary work . Membets of the Rotary Memorial Scholarship Committ ee include George Bush, Ed Higgins , Paul Mos sm a n, Malcolm Orebaugh, Don Staggs, and Herman Koby. Ne~ri , former vke president Three mishaps probed by OSP GALLIP OLI S The Gallia · Meigs Post. State Highway Patrol, investigated three aut o misha ps Friday afternoon and even ing. AI 12:30 p. m., an auto driven by Betty L. Bloomer. Gallipolis, struck a par ked vehi cle owned by David W. Denny. 22, Gallipolis Ferry. W. Va . The Denny vehi cle was pa rked !lacing east 1 on Texas Rd. just off 588. No citation was iss ued. There were no inj uries . 35. turned right, striking the Farthing vehicl e. 'The patrol reports slight damage to the Henderson auto. moderate damage to the Farthin g vehicle . No citation was issued. There were no inj uries. Still under investigation is a (me auto mishap which occurred at 11:21) p. m. on Georges Creek Rd . ju>t oil Rl. 7. According to the patrol, a vehicle driven by Marcus l.awhon, 22, Gallipolis. in· curred moder ate damage when the auto went out of control while crossing the ra ilroad tracks across Geo rges Creek, and struck a telephone pole. Lawhon claimed in juri es, A second acciden t occurred on U. S. 35 at t he junction of Laria t Drive at 4:25 p. m. An auto driven by Robert Far· thing.~. Beaver. W.Va .. was >topped at l.a riat preparing to turn on ~ - The second vehicle involved , driven by but received no immediate Katherine T. Henderson, 34, treatment . Ga lli pulls. ·traveling wPS I BY JENNY KELLNER UP! Sports Writer NEW YORK (U P!) - Affirmed once again outfueled Alydar lor the last mile of the mile-an d-a-half'race and gained the barest of victories in Saturda y's $184 ,300 Belmont Stak es to hecome the llthTnole Crown Winner in racing history . . The photo-fuush head victory was the shortest margin of VIctory by a Belmont wmner and the third fa stest runrung of the Triple Crown race. Under excellent handling by Steve Cauthen , Affirmed broke alertly and s":ept mto the lead as the field went past the stands for the ltrst tune. Judge Advocate held on for second briefly PRESTO HAMBURGER COOlER F92 plans to attend Ri(\ r. r ;lncir- of marketing for National Cash Reg ister. Other bus1ness leaders to be speaking include : Edward B. Hey dinge r, Marathon Oil Company; W. L.. Dolle Jr., l<Jdge and Shipley; William G. Stratton, former governor and congressman; James D. Joh nso n, Marschalk Compilny ; Sa m Saporito and Jo El len Hellmlinger , Big Bears Supermarkets; Joseph Cain , Pr osec ut ing Att orne y; "n First choice for Father... 0 Highlighted with 25 ste43m vents for greater steam coverage- Better ironing res ults . lnsfant Spray William E. Perrine, Ashland Oil Company; Edward T. McNally , McNally Pittsburg Manufacturing Corporation ; and James P. Coates, Rutr bermaid Products. Dahlberg noted that one hundred and fifty-live par· ticipants have enrolled in this year's program. Registration is still open. Those students, seniors 1978-79 sschool year, or teachers interested should contact Carl Dahlberg, Rio Grande College and Com· munity College, 245-5353. e The Quartz Age Time Traveler BULOVA ACCUTRON®QUARTZ TIME ZONE™ 8roil\ .,omburge n in 1 to 3 mi nute\ e Toalh mvffin\ , heat ~ e \ ondwi c hes Co¥er loch for no- lploner cooking • lmmrr\ i bl~ co~ing troy and d ri p pa n cover wipe d eo n Hard Surfoct for e eO !)I it 's time to refill. Fabric temperature dial selects cor rect heat setting for fabr ics listed oo saddleplate--- perm press settlnq too ! Heck's Reg, "16.96 d f!aning $877 $}399 HECK'S REG. $11.97 JEWELRY DEPT. JEWELRY DEPT. COLEMAN COLEMAN • $}}19 ~ ~ 010 A 700 ~,; , ".l k June 7,1978 Please be advised on Oc· tuber 10, 1977 there was an art icle in the Gallipolis Daily Tribune sta ting there would be a lralfic sig nal at the Si lver Bridge Pl aza in about 21-z months. Severa l months have come and gone but I have not seen a lraff1e signal. Mr. Boyd D. Stuve r all ege dl y told t he merchant s the project is for "safety, economy and good , P 11l li1hlc r•ff ,Ci l r1 ! d•.'tJt! llt!;t tJ ir. Heck's Reg. '15.99 Heck's Reg. '13.99 SPORTS DEPT. SPORTS DEPT. •••• 2·5LICE TOASTER -- '*" toolllifl V llf'tbll'oytot~ tocleoo. CAMP ., •• STOOL Heck's Reg. '2.44 SPORTS DEPT. '11 99 Heck's Reg. '15.96 JEWELRY DEPT. 64 oz. WI SIC DnERIEIIT 41 7 Second Ave . Across from Theater Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 • Blue Jays, 5-0 HOUSEWARE DEPT. CANDY was Similar to Illustration 99c bag Don Money 's gro und out , •iole third and came home on Sal Baudo's sacrifice fly. Milwaukee made it 2<1 in the thi rd on Money's si ngl e, a wa lk tu Ban da and Hisle's run-scoring single. Single s by Molitor and Money and a walk to Bantlo loaded the bases for the Rrewers in the filth . Hisle then tagged losi ng pit cher Jerry Ga rvin, 2·5, fo r a tW!•r un stng le tu boost Mi lw auk ee's lea d to 4-U . Molitor dou bled leadi ng oil the seventh, took third on a s acr~f i ce by Money and scored on Ban do's second sacrifi ce fly of the gam e for the fi na l. run. 10·8 victory over Cubs HOUSEWARE DEPT. 1-LB. a si ngle. Molitor look s.cond 011 12"x25' ROLL scourn GILLIIn'l TRAC II BLAD Heck's Reg. DERIFIEl.D JEWELRY second when Kobel wa lked Blue. Bill Madloc k then groun ded to New York first baseman Wil lie Mont anez whu forced Blue at second but Lemaste r scored when F'oli's relay was wild. New York scored in the sixth wh en Lee Mazzilli tripplcd to d e~p center and scored on Steve Henderson's sacrifice ny. Gary La vell e rclirt•d the final Mets' baller in the ninth to nail dol'1l his eighth save . Brewers blank MILWAUK EE (UP! ) Bill Travers hurled a five-hit shutout lor his first complete game vit1ory in over a year and La rry Hisle singled three times and drove in three runs Saturday to stak e the Milwaukee Brewers to a 5<1 victory ov er the Toronto Bl ue J ays. Travers, making his sixth st art since cuming ufl the disabled list May 15 following elbow surgery, struck out six and walked three in boostinH hi s record to 3·2. It was his first complete game victory since Aprill 7, 19n. The Brewers scored a run in the first inning alter Pau l Molitor, who scored three runs in the game. Jed off with Heck's Reg. '1.14 COSMETIC DEPT. Garner's legs at third . Grilley then singled to left ce nt er to snap the tie. Cesar Geronimo added a solo hom er in the ninth lor the Reds' insurance run . Seaver, H , gave up II hits and a walk lor his third complete game of the season. win. Dan Driess en drove in With th e score tied 4-4 and thr ee of the Reds' runs with a two out, Pete Rose hit a solo homer in the fourth and a grounder that went through Iwo-run single in the filth . Joe Morgan also homered for th e Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UP! Spoi'IIJ Editor WINS TROPHY - Amos Wallbrown won this trophy In national competition at the Keystone Powerllltlng Mett, Green sburg, Pa. , last March. Amos has been training lor the past two years and has participated In several national power· lilting meets since November, 1977. His best total to date Is 1,300 pounds which breaks down to a 450 pound squat lilt, 325 pound bench press, and 525 pound dead 1111. He Is presently a Third Class A.A.U . Sane· tioncd Puwerlllter and hop<•s to obtain higher total s In th e future. Amos and his wile PaUl reside at R!. 3, Pomeroy . DETROIT (U P! ) - Amos Otis st roked a two-run hom er to key a three-run sixth in· ning and Dennis . Leona rd struggled thro ugh nine in· nings to win his first road decision of the sea son Saturday in a 6·3 victory by the Kansas City Royals over the Detroit Tigers. Leonard ra ised his record to 5-9 despite giving up three walks and nine hits. Detroit start er Bob Sykes got 12 straight out s after Hal McRa e's two out single in the first but consecutive singles in the fifth by AI Cowens, John Wathan and Joe Zdeb YANKS SIGN WINTERS NEW YOHK (U P! ) - The New York Yank ees Saturday signed outfielder Matthew Wint ers , a l~rs t-rou n d selectiOn in the recent draft. Winters, 18. was the second of three fi rst -round picks by the Yankees and the 24th player se lected overall . A 6loot-3, 195-pounder, Winters Today's Probable Pitchers pla yed in 18 games lor United Press International Williamsville, N. Y.. South I All Times EDT) High School this year and American Leagu e batted .472 in 18 ga mes. Kansas City (Hassler 0-31 He will r eport to the at Detroit (Baker ().() ), 1:30 Yankees' Class A !aim club p.m. in Oneonta, N. Y. Tor onto 1Und erwood 2·6 and Jeff er son 4·61 at Milwaukee !So renson 7-4 and He plogle 3-1) 2, 2 p.m. Minnesota (Serum 3-2) a t Cleveland (Hoo d 3·3), 2 p.m. New York (Tidrow 3-4 ) at California (Rase 2-3), 4 p.m. Baltimore - McGregor 6-31 at Oakland 1Morgan().() ), 4:30 p.m. DALLAS (UP!) - Mayor Boston (Eckersley 5-3) at Robert Folsom. who has been Sea tt le (Abbott 1-'1 ), 4:35 p.m. negotia ting with Bullalo Chicago t Kravec 4-41 at Braves owner John Y. Brown Texas (Jenkins 6.,'!), 8:35 to bring the NBA club to p.m . Texas, says the city has made National League its final offer and Brown can Atlanta (Niekro 6~ ) at either take it or leave it. Philadelphia (Carlton 6-5), "II it 's not J ohn Y. Brown 1:35 p.m. coming to Da llas, it'll be Cincinnati (Hume 2~ ) at somebody else," Folsom said Pittsburgh (Roo ker 2-5 ), 1:35 Friday. "We'll get a team p.m. whether it's a yea r from now San Francisco (Montefusco or two years." 4-2 ) at New York (Espinosa 5Brown and Club President 4), 2:05 p.m. Norm Sonju are scheduled to Sa n Diego (Shirley 3~ ) at arriv e in Dallas lor a Monday Chicago (Burris 3-'1), 2:15 morning me eting with ,p.m. Folsom and City Manager l<Js Angeles (Rau 6-2) at George Schrader. Folsom has Montr eal (G rim sley 10·2), indicated a decision would be 2: 15 p.m . rendered then. Houston (Andu jar 3·3) at But the big ges t St: l..<luis (Denn y 5-4 ), 2:1 5 disagreement bet ween the p.m. two part ies, according to Today's hurlers throwin g error by Meoli. Fingers pitched the final four innings lor his 14th save. Winfi eld hit his eighth home run in th e first to put San Diego in front 3.(1 and Oscar Gamble's fourth homer in the third made it 4.(1. The Cubs closed to 4·2 in the fourth when Larry Biittner hit his third homer , scoring Greg Gross, who doubled. Gamble dropped Steve On· tive ros' fly ball lor a two-base error and Joe Wallis later singll>d in another run to ma ke the score 4·3. Th e Cubs too k the lead with lour runs in the fifth, highlighted by a t wo -run homer by Dave Kingm an , his 14th. All the Cubs' runs came off winning BROTHER ARRESTED Padres ' pit cher Gaylord ST. LOUIS (UP! ) Perry, 5·2, who went th e first Olympic Gold Medalist live minnings. SETS RECORD Michael Spinks, brother of RIVERSIDE , Calif. (UPI ) WBA Heavyweight Champion - David Pearson of Spar· Leon Spinks, was ordered tansburg, S. C., won his Sa turday to appear in court McENANEY OPTIONED seventh Riverside pole PITTSBURGH (UP! ) - June 29 tO answer charges of position Friday and set a The Pittsbur gh Pirates ass a ultlng a pollee ollicer one-lap speed record of Saturda y optioned left · and possl ssi ng marijuana . 112.882 mph in qualifying for handed relief pitcher Will Solnks, 22, was arrested Sunday's 249-mile NAPA 400 McEnaney to their Columbus Fr~ Jay night alter a light 'stock car race. !ann club of the International with pollee at Lambert-St. Pearson 's '76 Cougar was League. l<Juls Airport. Police said the clocked at I: 23.556 on the McEnaney had no record scuffle broke out alter the eight-turn 2.62·mlle road with a 10.38 earned run li ght heavyweight box er course. The old mark was average in six games this refused to move his car from . m.m mph set last year by season . a no park ing zone. !¥chard Petty in a '74 Dodge . CHICAGO (UPI ) - Dave Winfield slammed two three· run homers Saturday to power the San Diego Padres to a I~ victory over the Chicago Cubs. Alter blowing an early 4<1 lead, the Padres took the lead lor good in the sixth when they scored four runs off losing reliever Donnie Moore. Singles by Bill Alm on, Fernando Gonzalez and Gen e Richards ~ ut Chicago 's lead to 7-:i in the sixth and alter two out, Winfield hit his ninth homer, giving him six RBI in · the game. The Padres added two runs in the eighth on ao RBI single by Hollie Fingers and a Reds in the seventh, tying the game 4-4. The Pirates had taken a 2.(1 lead in th e first on a n RBI single by Dave Parker and an RBI double by Willie Stargell, who also homered to lead oil the sixth. John Milner singled in the Pirates other run in the filth. The loss went to Grant J ackson, 1·2, who pit ched I J. 3 innings in relief of start er Bert Blyleven. 1 Royals top Tigers, 6-3 wilh one out and moved to ALUMINUM FOIL Heck's Reg. 49~ Roll BRACH'S "It was a tr em en dotL~ race . I couldn 't believe it," sa id Cauthen, whose W>ual cairn ex terior fi nally broke down ., tears filled his eyes. "He was insi de and he eased back early," Ca uthen explained. "We were going nice and easy. He got around outside and moved to me at about the mile. I switched leads and my horse moved ahe ad. Jorge moved up with Alydar and 1 just wan ted to stay with him. "I just kept my horse a little in front as long as 1 cou ld without pressing him . He likes to run ahead . "Aiydar pa ssed me abeut the 3-16th pole. He went just a little ahead of me, but I switched my stick and my horse pushed ahead ." Seaver makes • • • zn szx zn row PITTSBURGH (UP! ) Ken Griffey's RBI single following a two-base error by Phil Garner in the eighth inning Saturday allowed the Cincinnati Reds and Tom Seaver to score a 6-4 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. It was Seaver's sixth straight The Gi ants scor ed in th e second inn ing wheil Jack Clark reached base as Foli th rew wildl y after fi elding his grounder. Clark scored on l.a rry Herndon·s one-out bunt sin gle alter having adva nce d lo third on an infield out. In the sixth , Lemaster singled Winfield paces Padres' probabl y a violation or the Willia ms Ste1ger Safety and Hea llh Act of 1970. Lloyd Workman MINOR ACCIDENT GALLIPOLI S - No one was injured or cited in a minor accidenl at 1:41 p.m. Friday when an auto driven by Michael L. Crouse, Patriot Star Rt. , att empt ing to enter a parking space st ru ck the left rear fender of an a uto owned by Bette J . Baldwin, Ht. 2, Gallipoli s. NEW YORK (UP! ) Short stop Tim F oli's throwing error in the sixth inning · permitt ed Johnnie Lema ster to score th e decisive run Sa turday which enabled the San Francisco Giants, behind the pitching of Vida Blue and two relievers, to edge the New York Mets, 2· 1, a nd snap a lour-game losing streak. Blue, 7-4 , earn ed his f1rst victory si nce May 17. scat· te ring seven hi ts while strikin g out ei gh t befor e bein g relieved by Ran dy Moffitt with one out in th e eighth . Foli committed three errors in the ga me and th e first two contr ibuted to beth San Francisco runs, tagging the defeat on· Kevin Kobel, 01, who was making hi s first National Leagu e sta rt . DIAMOND Heck's Reg. '2.94 I have had some very close calls at the SR 7 and Sil ver Br~dge Plaza due to heavy tra llic. I called lloyd D. Stover and adviSed hirn that the tondJti un Giants end losing spell ...-.-y Tomtlo p~.os• member ~ rOUt" fom.lr Too st •eltctor ligh t to dork. fo1J to hep brogbt and dllfl~ . Gltol'l'l•l'llg ct.romt fi ~ T up "l..nfe" ip(K• , ~~ CO!tlp(ttl dei1Qf1 81eod. lrorel'l woffin, or• .,.., ao retriOVe, -.clfo l'l ogh business." haza duus •879 ., unp lf• ltH: a ts ~ EDITOR CO LEMAN TEF LO N GRIDDLE MOD EL 5140 700 CO U:MAN CAMP OV Fr" Ttltt la st way 1u SPORTS button- Operates on Dry & Steam Settings. Wat1er on Huntington IRONTON. Ohio iUPI ) Law rence Co unt y Sheriff James H. Howell, who says he is the tar~el of an assass ination pl ot by a W. Va .. Hun tington, motorcycle club, sa id Friday Similar threats have been made against some Hun· lingtun police ollicers. Howell refused to disclose the names of the intend ed vict im s in t he reported contract killing attempts. Pr ior to Howell 's a n· nouncement , Huntington Police 01iel Ollie Adkins said he himself was the tar~et of "a hit man" - but that the information should come from Howell. Howell revealed Thursday that the gun used to kill Fr ederi ck Kemp. 31, of Wheaton, Md., believed to be the grou p's hit man, had been purchased by a Huntington police officer. However. the offi cer 's name was not revealed since the gun re port ed ly had changed hands a num ber of times. In addition. Howell said at least two Huntington police ollicers have been known. to acc ompany t he Avengers molurcycle club on pleasure cr uises . Adk ins sa id th e matt er would be in· vest igated. Kemp was found dead last week. Rubert So uder, 29, Huntington , IS being held on a $100,000 bond in connection with the murder. Affirmed'went the lir~t quarter in a slow 25 seconds , As they hit th e backstretch Jorge Velasquez made a bold move with Alydar and with a mile to go the two chestnut colts left tbe field hehind as they waged on e of the most memorable duels in racing history . Accelerating with every step with Affirmed on the inside and Alydar clinging like a burr to his flank, Alydar managed to get,.a nose in front when they hit the long stretch. But Affirmed hung on and finished the l lf,.mile race in 2:26 4-5, just ahead of Alydar and 13 J.4lengths in front of Darby Creek Road . Affirmed went into the gate without incident , while Alydar was slightly rank without his blinkers for the first time this year. The start was marred when Judge Advocate broke through the gate but reloaded and the start was good. Affirmed now joins Sir Barton, Gallant Fox, Omaha War Admiral, Whirlaway, · Count Fleet, Assault, Cit~tion, Secretariat and Seattle Slew as Triple Crown winners. It was the first time there was back-to -hack Triple Crown winners. Affirmed, sent off as the J..S favorite by the crowd of nearly 70,000, returned $3.20 and $2.10, while Alydar paid $2.20. There was no show wagering, but Darby Creek Road finished third followed by Judge Advocate and Noon Time Spencer. Window- Shows water level at a glance- Tells when Threats made cops--Howell when the fi eld on live rounded the first turn, with Alydar third ' STEAM SPRAY IRON • on the outside. iuttbav ~imes· jmtintl G. E. :--LETT-iRs~~-~ -------· - - - - • 1rme wins trip e crown Free enterprise seminar slated The oppo rtun it y lor stu dents and tea chers to exami ne their econom ic system is being offered on the Rio Gra nd e College a nd Community College campus. ·· F ree Enterp rise 1n America ," a fi ve day workshop for high school seniors and teachers, sponsored by the Rio Grande Cluster Group begins Monday, June 19 and runs through Friday, June 23. The Cluster Group is com· posed of concerned business and industrial leaders in· terested in providing a better understanding of the free enterprise system. Funding of the program reli es on donatio ns from indu stry, bu siness and foundations. The assistance of these groups enables free pa rt icipation as well as free lodging and meals to the st udents and teachers. pro ~ ram a n· The nouncement came fro m Carl Dahlberg, assistant to the president of development at Rio Grande Coll eg e and Community Co ll ege . As .coordinator of the program . Dahlbe rg fee ls th at this yea r' s prog ram has the strongest fi eld or speakers and participants since the progr am 's inception th ree yea rs ago. Student and teacher participation In thi s year's • • Gallipolis Rotary Club names its four scholarship winners got Kansas City its first run . On e out later, U. L. Washington singled to tie the game 2·2 and brin g on reliever Jack Morris. In the sixth, McRae led oil with a single and one out later, Otis hit his ei ghth home run to give Kansa s City a 4-2 lead. The Royals added anot her run in the inning Yankees unload Ken Holtzman ANAHEIM, Calif. (UP! ) The New York Yank ees finaUy unloaded Ken· Holtz· ma n Saturday, trading the recalcitrantlelt-hander to th e Chi cago Cubs in exchange lor a minor league player to be named lat er. Ho lt zman , wh o was acquired by the Yankees in a 10-player trad e with the Baltimore Oriol es on June 15, 1976, appeared in only 18 games last year alter falling out of favor with both the front office and Manager Billy Martin. He was 2.,'! with a 5.75 eamed·run average in 1977, but the Yankees were Dallas mayor in final offer t unable to trade Holtzm an be cause of hi s r eport ed $165,000 salary . In addition. Holtzm an's contract gives him the right to veto any trades and he frequ entl y expressed his desire tu pitch only lor a handfu l of cl ubs near the Chicago area. In fi ve appearances this season lor the Yank ees, Holtzm an was 1-0 with a 4.08 ERA . His trade to the Cubs reun ites him with th e organization that originally s1gned him in 1965 for a $65,000 bonus. While a member of the Cubs Holtzman pitched two no-hitters, a 3.(1 victory over the Atlanta Braves on Aug. 19, 1969 and a J.(J decision against the Cincinn ati Reds June 3. 1971. In addition to Holtzman's refusal to approve a trade he vetoed a deal th at would have se nt him to the Philadelphi a Phillies this past spring - the Yan kees were also dist urbed over his infl uence on Center Fielder Mickev Rivers. HoltZman was traded by the Cubs to the Oakland A's alter the 1971 season and played a key role in the A's three-straight championshi ps from 1972-74, winning 19 , 21 and 19 games respectively . In addition, he was 4·1 in World Seri es comp etition during that three-year span . Folsom, is that Bro.., wants a percenta ge of the parking and concessions included in any Convention Ceriter lease. "I've said I'll promote the (earn and sell tickets," the mayor said, "bu t I won't give the arena away." "Our position is not to give a percentage. And I don't anticipate any change. Our ., stall has studied the rentals around th e NBA and 11 (Dallas' offer) is not the best deal but it's fa r from the worst. "The first two years, it 's below out cust. We feel our Capitols buy bond indenture makes it questionable whether we lwo performers could give a percentage." Folsom said he was WASHINGTON (UPIJ growing " less optimistic Two Swedish hockey players every day" that the Braves - centerman Roll Edberg would move to Dallas. and delenseman Li ef Svenson - have been signed by the Washington Cap itols, the team announced Saturday. The 27-year-old Edberg, 5-loot·lO and 174 pounds, led the Swedish National Team in scoring at the recent World Cup Tournament in Prague, Czechoslovakia . . Svenson, 26, is a 6-3, 19(). town . He had prev.IOusi y been pound delenseman . head coach at National Trails ' High School. PLAN TOURNEY Adsit was Preble County RAVENSWOOD - A triple Football Coach of the Year in elimination slow pitch soft· 1975. He holds a bachelor's ball tournament will be held degree from Ashland College at Kera Park, Ravenswood, and a Master's from the on June 17 and 18 for Class B University ol Dayton. His teams in both men and teaching fields are history, women 's diviSion s. F or go vernment, physi c al further information . contact education and guidance. ; ack H~dric k s, 273-4122. Jackson names new grid coach JA CKSON - The new football coach at Jackson High School is 32-year-old Terry Adsit. · Adsit was employed as head grid coach and teacher at a special meeting of the Ja ckso n city schoo l beard Thursday evening . A resi~ ent or West Carroll· ton, Ohio, he is presently ' head football coach at Valley View High School German· when, with runners on first and third, catcher Milt May uncorked a wi ld throw into ce nter fi eld on Zdeb 's succe ssful steal of second. Frank White hit his third homer of the season in the seventh off Morri s, 1·2, wh ile St eve Kemp a nd Jason Thompson had solo homers for Detroit. OKLAHOMA CITY I UPII - Only a moment or so before answering the opening bell in one of his Ia lest fights, skinny, schoolboyish Sean O'Grady drew some amused smiles from a national TV audi ence by doing wh at comes naturally to any 19year-<J ld kid. Standing there in the ring, waitin g for the referee's last minu te instructions, he casual ly blew big bubbles with hi: gum. He'll probably do the same thin g when he meets Japan Shig Fukuyama in a tO-ro und fea therweight main event at t1 local Fairground s Ar ena Saturday night. O'Grady doesn't see anything unusual about that at all. " It's me," he said. "People think I'm putting up some kind <• front, bu t I' m rea ll y not . I' m only trying to be myself . I lik· bubble gum. Lollipops, too." Se an O'Grady, who has bee n fighting sin ce he was 9 year' old, is like few other professional boxers you've ever seen . First of all , he isn 'I only good, he's exceptional as is renected by his 56 viclilries in 57 lighl,. Filty-<Jne of those victories were by kn oc kouts. including 23 in the first round. Secondly , he is managed by his fa ther, Pat, who has heen promoting bouts in the Sou thwest for years, and his mot her, •Jeanie, who also helps handle him by taking care of such details as ticket sales, press releases and poster distribution lor all his fights. O'Grady's two sisters, Colleen ancl Rosie, lend their assistance from lime to tin1e, making the overall operation a unique family affair that goes under the name of Starmaker , Inc. II there is any young lighter in the country today who has all th e earmarks or becoming a futu re world champion, it is Sean O'Grady . He's destructive with either hand, mov es well and is highly intelligent. More than that, he 's articulate, well-bred and courteous and not the least bit self-conscious about confessin g he 's a " Marna's Boy. " "l don't see any shame In \hat," he said, completely open about it. "She's always there when I need her, when I'm well or when I'm sick. She wakes me in the mo rning and puts me to bed at night. She wash es my clothes every night so I'll have clean gear to train in the next day. Before a ligh t, if I'm a li ttle nervous or have bolter! lies in my stomach, I think of her and it makes me feel much better. " The more visual guiding hand in yoWJg O'Grady's spe ctacular career . however. is his fa ther. Pat. " !liste n to Papa the most," Sean says. "Because he ta lks the most,'' adds the dark-haired yoWJgster with a la ugh. To t!Jal, the elder O'G rady answers: "He listens to Papa the most because I, has the most experience. Besides, loa kat th ose opponents I get him." The World Boxing Association ra nks O'G rady No . I in the featherweigh t division while th e World Boxing Coun cil had him No. 1 in the super ba ntamweight class. When his lather asked th e WBC to list Sean in th e junior lightweight class because he's still gr owing, it did and now ranks him seventh in th at division. O'G rady's only defeat came tw o years ago, when he was 17, to world Featherweight Champion Danny Lopez, who stopped him in the filth roWld. "! think it did me good," says the tall , smooth-skinned Oklahoma City nati ve. "I learned a lot. I didn't feel I should hang my head. Hemember, he's the world champion. People asked me 'what happened '' I could have sai d the heat got me or I wasn 't experienced enough, but I just said I got flat beat, and tha t was the truth." He's only lighting so he can pay his way through medical school a nd when he's due to enter it three years from now, he · plans to retire from bo xing at 22. "I'll make sure of tha t," guarantees Pat O'Grady. " I neve r wanted Sean to be a fighter. anyway . It's too bru ta l, too roug h. Boxing is not a game, it's a business . Sean is only a bey in a man's worl d. The sooner he gets out of it, the better." Final SEOAL standings SOUtHEASTERN OHIO FINAl1978 SOFTBAll STANDINGS ATHlETIC lEAGUE I l eague ) FINAl1978 Team BASEBALl STANDINGS W. L. I League ) Jackson 13 1 Team W. L. Iron ton 10 4 II J Wa verl y Athens 9 5 Logan 10 4 Meiqs 8 6 Wellston 8 6 Loga n 5 9 Waverly Iron ton Ga llipolis Jackson Meigs Team Waverly Logan Athen s Iron ton Well ston Jackson Ga llipolis Meigs (Overa llI 7 7 6 7 5 9 4 9 3 9 W. L. T. 15 9 IB 11 16 10 16 11 13 9 9 II B 12 5 13 0 0 I 0 0 0 1 0 AJ,EXANDR\A. Va . (UPI ) - Mickey Mantle Jr ., the 23year-old son of the former New York · Yankee slu gger and Hall of Farner, was released Thursda y by the Alexandria Dukes of the Class A Carolina League alter he hit just .070 in the club's first 19 games. Ge ner al Man ager Mike Halbrooks said he expected Mantle to give up on pro baseball and go back to Dallas and pursue another Job: Gallipol is "4 8 4 9 Wellston Athens I !Overall ) 12 w. L. Tea m Jack son 14 2 13 7 11 6 17 7 Meigs Wave r l y Ir on ton 7 10 7 10 9 13 • J 17 We llston Gallipolis Logan AI hens MONTREAL iUPII - The Montreal Expos Friday made their second deal in less than an hour whe n they acquired · left-ha nded pitcher Woodie Fryman from the Chicago Cubs for a player to he named ' later . He is expected to share the No. 4 starting pitcher assignment wit h Wa yne Twitchell in the Expos rotation. Earlier Montreal General Manager Charlie Fox announced th e Expos had pi cked up catcher Ed Hem1ann on waivers from th e Houston Astros, for an undisclosed amount of cash. ' I �have to do it by himself. " - · Tanner made a surprise_ • move with two out in the top: . : of the eighth when be call~~ was,the best thing tha~ could . John Ca ndelaria in as a reliever . Candelaria retired have ha ppened W Par eb"the last!our batters wpick up '; ".Dave Parker 's ee n , r id a save to go with his ~ ;,: : ~~ymg so 'trd, T~':'~:Sn•i record. Noll l!lL nows Bullpen fails, Reds drop 11-9-qecision B POHLA SMinl y 1 Sp..rts Writer Up v Pll'l'SBURGH 1UP! ) Even though a stiff shoulder· forced Cincinnati Reds ' pitcher Paul Moskau out of Bv Joel C. DeiWis, Director the game with the Pittsburgh GAL!JPOUS :_ On May 16, the 0. 0. Mcintyre Park Pirates after only' five innings District presented the master plan for development of Friday nigh t. he and his Raccoon Creek County Park to the public in a public hearing manager felt cOflfident he that was held in the Common Pleas Court Room of the County had his first win of the season Court House. sewed up . The master plan for development of the park is a very "We had had an S-1 lead anlbitious undertaking, with fa d liues ranging from tennis and Spark)' ( Anderson ) courts to picnickmg. Now that the master plan has been th~ght the bullpen could completed , the Park District is mov ing to implement it. hold on," Moskau said. An application is being prepared for submission to the And erson was wrong. Herita ge Conserva tion and Re c reation Service for TI1e Pirates rallied for four de•·elopment assistance with Phase I on tl1e master plan. runsinthcsixth andsixmore Phase 1 will consist of access roads. parking lots. 3 sports , in the seventh for an 11-9 fields t2 fields are a combination softball and football while victon· over the Reds. ooe will be for softball only !, comfort fa cilities, water lines, After the game , Moskau electrical service, outdoor basketball court, pavilio~ , still seemed to think approximately 50 picmc sites, and a play apparatus area . It IS Anderson had made the right estimated that construction of t11e abo•·e facilities will cost move . approximately $395,000.00. with the Herrtage Conservation and "My shoulder tightened up RecreattOfl Service expected to assist in funding about in the fourth, but 1pitched the Sl9i.OOO.OO. and the Park District funding the remainder . fifth anyway ," Moskau said. Federal fundmg for development of Raccoon Creek County But Anderson wouldn't ta lk Park looks pretty promising for the next few years. with the · to reporters after the game, federa I government assisting with approximately 50 percent of so it 's hard to tell if he was the eligible costs of development. . second- guessing his decision . The Park District rloceived final approva l from the HCRS Chances are he was, on Monday. June 5, to purchase the P.,rk site !Raccoon Creek because the Pirates ' County Park ), This approval comes a little more than 11 months after the original application was submitted for consideration. The Ann Arbor region, of which Ohto is a part , processes all of the federal HCRS applications . Ohio alone had 95 approved projects, and there are another By Greg Bailey 5 or 6 states in the Ann Arbor region with a like number of SYRACUSE - In Pee Wee projects, so our application for acquiring Gallia County's fi rst action host Syracuse came county-1\ide park site was one of approximately 650 approved from behind for a 7~ win over projects. Pmtland. Syracuse is now 2Summer is now upon all of us. tal though not officially until 0. later this month l and the Park District is cooperating with the Mike Kloes was the winning r.allia County School District and the City of Gallipolis - pitcher in relief of Shawn Galli polls Recreation Board- Gallipolis City School District by Curmingham . Com bined, they funding several summer recrea tion programs throughout the had 11 strikeouts and 10 county . Some details of some programs have already been walks. Each team had on ly'2 annouO('ed. and to find out about the remainder of the sununer hits . F'or the winners. Barry programs, watch the paper and listen to the radio for further McCoy had a double and details. Cunningham had a single. For Portland . Tony Connolly took the loss in relief of Ra~dy Beegle. Together they had eig ht stri keouts and eleven walks . Beegle had a triple and Mike Holter a single fo r the only two hits . 005 00--5 2 2 Meanwhile, Roth was also Portland PORTLAND, Ore. !UP! 1 Syracuse 300 4X - 7 2 0 Mark Roth defeated Earl exper·iencing difficulty, but Anthon;· in the final game to he managed to co nvert a PORTLAND - In other w1n the $60,000 Portland Open difficult 1-2-4-10 spare in the action, the Racine Pee Wee profe ssional bo wlin g tour- mnth and a 3-10 split in the tea m recentl y won two nament friday mght. It was Hi h games, 13-9 ov~r host Port" I jus! bowled terrible." Roth 's 131 h career 1•ictury land and 15-5 over visiting IMh said after picking up the and hiS fifth this year . Letart . In the Port land game Roth. of North Arlington. $6. 000 first pri>e which Matthew Jewell led the N. J ., won seven of e~ght pushed hi s 1978 . money hitters with a home run and matches to clunb from ninth wmnmgs to $89,190, lops on triple while Brian Warden place to withm a smgle pin of the PBA tour . " Tw o games ea rlier , I had a double and single. Chris leader Earl Anthony with just one game rematmng - the b"wled Johnny Petraglia on Diddle had two sing les. the sa me pair and did all Jamie Hensler and Warden pos1tiori round. In that final match , Roth nght. I just made some bad sha red the chores and had 14 strike outs. defeated Anthon; 188-169. as shot s against Earl." In the Leta rt game Jewell Anthony felt that the lanes both players had trouble "lth again had a home run and the lanes Anthon) suffered were a little tougher -for him . while Robbie Delong triple ··The right lane hooked a lot spin• 111 the fo urth and stxth had a home run . Hensler had frame•. keepmg h1m from rnure for me. That game wa s a comedy of errors. Actually, w1nnm' hrs 31st PEA title the game before it was the key . because if I'd shot a good game there, I would ha ve SCIOTO RESULTS gone Into the final match with COLUMBUS (UPI (- Star a gO<rd lead," he said. Skipper turned in a 2: 01 3-.'i Anthonv shot a 179 in that mile Friday night in winning /. Jr€a· ~ arne while Roth was firing a the feat ured ninth race at ::J r'!" Df"l ati:J ~'"~ 2~3 . a nd that cut a seemingly Scioto Downs. :: o· .SQ ,'leas-tefl"' 0110 ~ f e margm dcJ V.'Tl to Just one Star Skipper, driven by ' p1 n Dt ck Brandt, beat out Mo;t Anthon) not only lost the Happy Carol by three 11ne m that game , but he aJsu quaner s of a length and nad to share second place returned $1 0.110, $4.80 and ·• 1'. h ftfth rr,und leader Pete $2.80 . Mt ss Go ld Skipper fStarcratt Ouachrta Boat ''1 '{' rd1c- of Houston. Me· ftmshed third . Mercury Outboard~ & I r 'd;c :ell r u of the lead Dmer Dave Rankin was at Mercru1se r .. ~"-"' •hrough he la st tus best Fnday mght , guding - -·~ bu• r•b<Junded III the three horses to the winners DOUG' S ·'=-"~ &:cr:,t ~·n a 226 ) u ~ t1rd e fi e ~·un with Mildred :._; rl • : n-. . 4:'~ ea(t eomt'd P ~ I(J rnG In the second, MARINE fo<JIL>h Less 10 the third, and f ... ... . Sales & Serv1ce Debb1• P1ll 1n the fourth . J""n \I' m captured the first !..J ·t;ll. G:t~J ' :~ flft.h plott ra c-e. b t kmg off a 3-5-10 \1\C }. J bhr. .;. • n fe ct a t ot paid $11.90 . . pv , C~f.- ~C. ' S'. Cf '.JtfJ I.slanrJ " Va.:ilr Jt:CI w~ s sec(Jnd and .. ,.._ y r. ,. ~· '""&!T~ rt.aoo i:l.' t1 'J rna Lenhon sho11•ed. i--'f!' . o;:..lr; n IJJtl A cr., ~ d uf 6.736 wagered comeback started the minute the first Red reliever Dave ' Tmnlin, took ·thl' mound . Tomlin was tag~ for four straight hits and four runs. Pedro Bourbo~ got the Reds out of trouble m that mrung , but after the Reds SCQred another run to make 9-5 in the top of the seventh, he gave up four hits and four runs to knot the score. Anderson then turned to his ace _re lieve r , Doug Bair : caus1ng one Cmcm nat1 reporter to commem , "If he can't get them out, no one can. " Bair had no better. luck than his predecessors. He gave up four singles for two runs that dropped his record !<> 1-2. Although Pirates' Mana ger Ch uck Tanner called the game a "typical CincinnatiPirates ba llga me (in which) the big guns were shooting," the game was more typical of past Pirates teams than the 1978 club. Collect iv ely. Pittsburgh came into the game batting a Jowly .239, with nearly all of the starters hitting well below their lifetime averages. . But two of the strugg1-mg batters, Bill Robtnson and Willie Stargell , unproved their averages dramatically Fnday mght. Robmson went 4-for-5 indudmg three doubles - t o drtve tn three runs, while Slargell w1th 3-for-4,also wtth three RBis. . Robinson , whose battmg problems began when he hurt a thumb ea rlier th 1s season, attributed his performance to an equipment change. _ "I've been playmg wtth two batting gloves all year, " Robinson sa id, adding he added the second glove 10 spring training because of the cool weather. "But tonight I took the top glove off to make the rrght hand quicker . TI~ere were times this season when I was stinging the ball pretty good, but today's the hardest I've hit the ball consistentl y in a couple months ... I feel I'm back to where I was last year. I hope so." Surprisingly, the Pirates' best hitter , Dave Parker, was one of only two regulars .who tUd not have "'' RBI Fnday · h.t._a lth oug h he d'd mg ' have two hils: And Tanner thought that gmng •Without an RBI playing against these b'IIYS in pract1ce should make me a better player.] want to prove that I'm nnt just a highsalaried rbokie sitting on the hench." Blazer Coach Jack Ramsay couldn't hide his pleasure at Portland's big day, which also included the selection of Ro n Brewer and Ke~th Herron, the second and third selections as Portland had three picks among the first 24. "Thompson gives. us a s~r. player of great pote ntial who :'l'hompson said he was glad can play both center and the W:ria going to Portland _ a big forward positions," teAfh already loaded with Ramsay said from Portland . f1:9m~urt talent. "I look for him to be a very -"'t should be a tough va luable addition to our siiU&tion as far as playing team ." tiliie is concerned," he sa id . Brewer, a 6-foot-4 guard "Ot probably play behind from Arkansas, should lake Maurice Lucas but just the place of Johnny Davis, dea lt to Indiana for Thompson, while Herron, a &6 forward from Villanova , is looked upon as a sleeper, who impressed the Blazers with ·.a., United Press International his shooting during the Far - · Batting West Classic this past year. : -: (Based on 1"25 at bats) . •• - Nitionil Leagu e Kansas City made Phil • • G . AB . H . Pcf . Ford the secon<l choice of the .Grit f-ey (in 57 237 11 .332 ·Mtlntlay LA -'5 141 46 .326 draft but the North Carolina ·a.Urr_pghs All 53 176 57 .374 ·awckner Chi 37 lJA 43 .37 1 guard has inspired doubts 'f\e ster Cin 57 '178 13 .370 about his willingness to play )~9ht.HOU 50 206 66 .310 .S(ir1 r\1ons SI.L 56 195 61 .318 in the NBA next year. " I have three choices," .Slni 1h LA 53 195 62 .31 8 · ffO WI! Ph il 49 209 66 .3 16 said Ford Friday. "I ca n ·~dlockSF 44173 54 .312 either play pro basketball in • ... ~ Am erican Lea qu e • • G . AB H. Pet . Italy, play in the NBA or be a : Jeckson Ce l ' 40 179 47 .364 graduate assistant at . ~rew M in 51 193 69 JSB Ca rolina. 1 'm· going to take . yilolds Sea 53 181 61 J3S • 11ndberQ Tex 491 71 57 333 ·rftc.,.Bos 56 233 77 330 ~;..time and decide what to loe • Precision-ba lanced crankshaft • Direct-actio n dou ble overhead • 1 uned 4-i nto-2 e< haus t sys1em • Front and rear di sc brak es KZIOOO J&R SPORT SHOP 748 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio cam~ Cash rebate thru June 30, l97B on Bikes in stock . Top hitters Summer baseball results . Roth scores 13th career PBA victory ! : . P jo-' 1/.~ ~ a triple and single, Warden had a double and single, and Ma rty Cleland and Kenny Lane each had two singles. Cle lan d was the wino ing pitcher with 11 st rikeouts. POMEROY - In Pony Leag ue action, Powel l's Giants picked up a 15-!i Will over host Pomeroy Pirates behind the one-h1t pitching of David Landaker. He had ten strikeo uts and thirteen wa lks. For the Giants, Brian Korn and Randy Stewart had a double and two singles each while Dav1d Landaker and Richard Davis each had a double. Bret Kom and Scan Doidge each had two singles and Rodney Roush, Bob Foster and Lonnie LeMaster each had one single. Nick Riggs took the loss and had the only Pirate hit, ~ triple. Brian Zirkle was in an relief and they fanned eight and walked four. Giants 231 307- 15 15 0 010 500- 6 I 2 Pirates MIDDLEPORT - In Li ttle League action , the host Middleport Indian s came from behind and downed the Middlepon Braves 9_,, The winning blow of the game ca me in the bottom of the sixth when Alan King hit his second home run of the game to deep cen ter field . King also got the win in relief of Eddie Miller. Other hitters for the Indians were: Danny Thomas, Scott Gheen, and Miller, each two hits; Dave Follrod, Steve Crow, Tony Welch, and Rod Conch, each one hit. Tim Wam sley had two doubles and a si ngle to lead the Braves. Getting a single each were James Acree, Chris Burdette, and Shawn Baker . Burdette tonk t he loss. Braves 020 600---ll 6 3 240 02!- 9 12 3 Indians WICHITA , Kan . IUP!) The Chicago Cubs Friday called up pitcher Dave Geisel from the Wich ita Aeros of the American Association . The &-foot-3, Windber . Pa .. native, became the first Wichita player called up by the Cubs this year . ' I . • • -~ / " ·'I . .,.. . '~ ' . ~­ . 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Boston followed that pick by drafting Bird with the hope they can ta lk him out of college before next year's draft - when the 6-9 forward's name goes back in the hat. De nver traded Tom LaGard e to Sea ttle and worked out a deal for Philadel ph ia 's fir st pick. They used the 17th and 21st pick to lake Wake F'orest's Rod Gr iffin a nd Kansas won easily. Slate's Mike Evans. Norton seemed to have found hi s stride in the next S three rounds as well , but enators cop Holmes, his junior by six two triumphs years. went back w the tactics that won him the early GALLIPOLIS The rounds and the maneuver Gallipoli s Little Leag ue apparently carried him to Senator• bested the Athl etics victory . The victory kept Holmes' and Yankees last week to sha re first place with the Red unbeaten record intact and he has now won all 28 of his Sox and White Sux. Todd Bergdoll and Tony professional bouts. While he Dillon combined for a no- seemed " superior boxer in hitter whil e strikin g out 15 in eve ry way, Holmes wa s a 24-3 VI Ctor y ove r the unable to put away Norton, Athletics. Bergdoll Jed the who has :12 car eer knockouts, hitting attack with 3 hits eve n though he landed heavy including 2 home runs. Kevin Carty also had a roundtripper and J elf Haner hit safely three times. The Senators jumped off to a 7 run lead against the Yankees Friday and hung on for a 7-4 win . Tony Dillon walked only thr ee while stn king out 14 in a routegoing performa nce. Paul Mackenzie led the way with 2 hits while Bergdoll HYDRAULIC JACK and Haner doub led. Robbie B•g Soo:l-pound ca pacrty Has pmis1on CIJn· Meyers turned in a good trol. m•cro·fintSh C)11nder w•lh hnoer·IIP re· lease Det1~ers fu ll 3-tcm torce e1the1 upn~ht reli ef performance and or em SH1e (26 2•02 1Reo 51819 duuuled fur the Yanks. THANKS wlwt he called "the whole wor ld championship.'' Now, Holm es is in that position, but his manager indicated he rna)"' send Holmes against Bernardo Mercado in his first ti tle defense. Mercod o, the blows to tile former champ's head in the final two rounds. The loss was only the fifth for Norton compared to 40 victories , but it was a costly one. He had hoped to beat Holmes and await the winner of the Spinks-Ali fight . for with him not to exchange punches wi th the harder hitting Norton, Holmes banged away toe-to-toe in the fin al round and that won him the W.B.C. title. . Leon Spinks is recognized as heavywe ight champion by the riva l World Boxing Association. Norton had been decla r ed the heavywieght champion last March after the W.B.C. stripped the title from lll!m Spinks for failing to fight Norton and signing instead to fi ght Muhammad Ali. Holmes was near exhaustion at the final bell and wh ile awaiting th e decision his handlers sat him down in a chair near the middle of the rmg. He was later seen on a stretcher bein g treated by hi s assistants. Judges Harold Buck and Joe Swcssel both scored it for Holmes, 143-142, while Lou Tabat, the third judge, had it 143-142 for Norton . Holmes was the aggressor throughout the !:>-round bout , but after a fast start he seemed to lose some of his foo t s peed when Norton closed the gap while winning most of the ear ly rounds. Norto n, conti nu ous ly beaten to the punch in the first · half-dozen rounds , finally landed some solid blows in the seventh and eighth rounds - whi ch he LOOK AND PROTECTION =====::::::;t.:. • Low ma lntea..~ diiL&Ib.M,._ t':L~ • C·cha111ne: l H~.. t ch.i..Nk edges Norton for crown llequ ~ s ' • 40 &allon• bnf! •ww, By JOE SARGIS UPI Sp"rts Writer LAS VEGAS (UP! ) Larry Holmes , maki ng good on a promise the day before at the weigh-in ceremonies, too k Ken Norton's best shots Friday night, then beat him on a narrow split decision w win the World Boxing Council 's version of the heavyweight championship. Th e 28-year-old Holmes tolJ newsmen Thursday he was certain he could beat Norton and he showed it Friday night with a polished. performance worthy of a champion . While his corner pleaded GIVE ABEAUTIFUL "NEW'' Store Hours: Monday.friday 8 a.m. · 5:00 p.m. S1turd1y 8 a.m .• 12 noon Come In and check our everyday WHITE SOX ROMP GALLIPOLIS - The Little League While Sox bombed the Athletics, 16-4, to remain un beate n in two starts Friday. Elcessor was credited with the win . Exline was charged with the loss . Elccssor , Russe ll and Weorner each had a hit for the winners. Bush had the A' s only safety. Seaver , Cln 77 ; Rogers. Mil 71 ; Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. NEED AGin SUGGESTION FOR DAD? Indiana, faci ng the Joss of f or ward -cente r Dan Roundfield via the free agent route, replaced him with Kentucky's Rick Robey and Robey looked quite happy with the wa)' things turned out . ltobey sa id , " I'm glad to have been drafted by a team close to where 1 grew up. My fr ien ds in Kentucky can see me play ." Selecting fourth, the New York Knicks raised a few Enned Run Ave ragt ( Rued on 54 inn inqs pitched 1 National Lugue : Knepper . SF 7 05 : R.Reuschel , -Ch i 7 19 ; Rogers . Mil 2.38 , Fonch . St L 7.52 . Bonham , Cln 2 55 . . Am•r-ican Lngue : Gu•dry, NY \.72 ; Keough , Oak 7.04 : Palmer . Ball 1 13 . Lang ford . Oi!!k '1 ,42 ; Spl iiiOrlf , KC 1 54 . Strikeouts National Lugue : RichMd , Hou 111; Niek ro . · Atl B1; Do It yourself . .. and SAVE! 18th League : Gu1dr'( . No!¥ ~ - 0 . Ta nana . Cal 9 3; rrtlrrez , Bos 8 7; F lanagtn , Ball 8:"4; Le~ . Bos 73 : Palmer . Bait and Sorenson . Mi l 7 .t . Spl•l torfl . KC 7 5. Carolina Lumber & Supply Company 675-1160 Pitch •ng Most Vict orit!S f>atl p . .;AIJ'triun Determine room layout . and anach wall moldtng 2 Hang ma1n runners at least 3" belOw old cetling or JOISt. 3 Snap rn cross tees . lay 1n ce11ing panels. to see your good oeigbbor •geot ....... Bos • N1t ion1t Lea gue : Grimsley , Mtl 10-2 ; Bonham, Cin 7 0; bchry, NV 7 1; Knepper. SF 7 a, R.Reuschel , Ch 1, John. LA 'Mid Forsch , St.L 7 4 ; Rogers , o::::.. 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Mondity ~nd * 'I.eo_.,.,;. . . . ."'"!lnlT, . . .. . . . . . . . .. ..l . • 312 6th Street 44 139 44 317 51 195 61 .313 . n .• • 10' • 12' room, mcluding Armstrong ' Grrd f: M in · cooper Mil ' P)n ie lla NY : Lezcano Mil . Brett KC . If'; Baylor , Cal 15 ; Thompson . . PJ!ot 13 . May . Bait. E-...ans and · HQoion . 8 os and Thomas . Mil $ I Blazers pick Holmes 6•' I 0 Thompson By MIKE SHAUN UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK (UP! ) - After faili!!8 to convince Larry Bird w up his senior year at Indiana State, the Portland TJ:III Blazers, who acquired UJttlrst pick ofthe draft from tile-• Indiana Pace rs 'l'liiiisday, selected 6-fool-10 Ml/l:hal Thompson. :I just found out about an hoar before the draft that I wM=going to be No. 1," said 'f!ililnpson, who arrived at thEI)raft with his parents and Wild in the streets Kawasaki C-3 - The Sunday Times-Set tine!, Sunday, June 11, 1978 JACK W. CARSEY, MGR• ln<Jest In a monev·sitviny food heezer now at this special low price and en1oy taste ·temptlng delicacies the year · around . Stop in and see the mnow. Quantittes lim1ted. YOUR CHOICE Drive a little and save a lot - Free Delivery wrthin 75 miles. Yes! We Sl!rvice .at your local Hotpoint Dealer. Store Hoors: 8:30 to 5;30. Mill closed at 5:00 p.m. IIIJJ.I1 LAIIDMARK . Selling Meigs, Gallia and Mason Counties. �have to do it by himself. " - · Tanner made a surprise_ • move with two out in the top: . : of the eighth when be call~~ was,the best thing tha~ could . John Ca ndelaria in as a reliever . Candelaria retired have ha ppened W Par eb"the last!our batters wpick up '; ".Dave Parker 's ee n , r id a save to go with his ~ ;,: : ~~ymg so 'trd, T~':'~:Sn•i record. Noll l!lL nows Bullpen fails, Reds drop 11-9-qecision B POHLA SMinl y 1 Sp..rts Writer Up v Pll'l'SBURGH 1UP! ) Even though a stiff shoulder· forced Cincinnati Reds ' pitcher Paul Moskau out of Bv Joel C. DeiWis, Director the game with the Pittsburgh GAL!JPOUS :_ On May 16, the 0. 0. Mcintyre Park Pirates after only' five innings District presented the master plan for development of Friday nigh t. he and his Raccoon Creek County Park to the public in a public hearing manager felt cOflfident he that was held in the Common Pleas Court Room of the County had his first win of the season Court House. sewed up . The master plan for development of the park is a very "We had had an S-1 lead anlbitious undertaking, with fa d liues ranging from tennis and Spark)' ( Anderson ) courts to picnickmg. Now that the master plan has been th~ght the bullpen could completed , the Park District is mov ing to implement it. hold on," Moskau said. An application is being prepared for submission to the And erson was wrong. Herita ge Conserva tion and Re c reation Service for TI1e Pirates rallied for four de•·elopment assistance with Phase I on tl1e master plan. runsinthcsixth andsixmore Phase 1 will consist of access roads. parking lots. 3 sports , in the seventh for an 11-9 fields t2 fields are a combination softball and football while victon· over the Reds. ooe will be for softball only !, comfort fa cilities, water lines, After the game , Moskau electrical service, outdoor basketball court, pavilio~ , still seemed to think approximately 50 picmc sites, and a play apparatus area . It IS Anderson had made the right estimated that construction of t11e abo•·e facilities will cost move . approximately $395,000.00. with the Herrtage Conservation and "My shoulder tightened up RecreattOfl Service expected to assist in funding about in the fourth, but 1pitched the Sl9i.OOO.OO. and the Park District funding the remainder . fifth anyway ," Moskau said. Federal fundmg for development of Raccoon Creek County But Anderson wouldn't ta lk Park looks pretty promising for the next few years. with the · to reporters after the game, federa I government assisting with approximately 50 percent of so it 's hard to tell if he was the eligible costs of development. . second- guessing his decision . The Park District rloceived final approva l from the HCRS Chances are he was, on Monday. June 5, to purchase the P.,rk site !Raccoon Creek because the Pirates ' County Park ), This approval comes a little more than 11 months after the original application was submitted for consideration. The Ann Arbor region, of which Ohto is a part , processes all of the federal HCRS applications . Ohio alone had 95 approved projects, and there are another By Greg Bailey 5 or 6 states in the Ann Arbor region with a like number of SYRACUSE - In Pee Wee projects, so our application for acquiring Gallia County's fi rst action host Syracuse came county-1\ide park site was one of approximately 650 approved from behind for a 7~ win over projects. Pmtland. Syracuse is now 2Summer is now upon all of us. tal though not officially until 0. later this month l and the Park District is cooperating with the Mike Kloes was the winning r.allia County School District and the City of Gallipolis - pitcher in relief of Shawn Galli polls Recreation Board- Gallipolis City School District by Curmingham . Com bined, they funding several summer recrea tion programs throughout the had 11 strikeouts and 10 county . Some details of some programs have already been walks. Each team had on ly'2 annouO('ed. and to find out about the remainder of the sununer hits . F'or the winners. Barry programs, watch the paper and listen to the radio for further McCoy had a double and details. Cunningham had a single. For Portland . Tony Connolly took the loss in relief of Ra~dy Beegle. Together they had eig ht stri keouts and eleven walks . Beegle had a triple and Mike Holter a single fo r the only two hits . 005 00--5 2 2 Meanwhile, Roth was also Portland PORTLAND, Ore. !UP! 1 Syracuse 300 4X - 7 2 0 Mark Roth defeated Earl exper·iencing difficulty, but Anthon;· in the final game to he managed to co nvert a PORTLAND - In other w1n the $60,000 Portland Open difficult 1-2-4-10 spare in the action, the Racine Pee Wee profe ssional bo wlin g tour- mnth and a 3-10 split in the tea m recentl y won two nament friday mght. It was Hi h games, 13-9 ov~r host Port" I jus! bowled terrible." Roth 's 131 h career 1•ictury land and 15-5 over visiting IMh said after picking up the and hiS fifth this year . Letart . In the Port land game Roth. of North Arlington. $6. 000 first pri>e which Matthew Jewell led the N. J ., won seven of e~ght pushed hi s 1978 . money hitters with a home run and matches to clunb from ninth wmnmgs to $89,190, lops on triple while Brian Warden place to withm a smgle pin of the PBA tour . " Tw o games ea rlier , I had a double and single. Chris leader Earl Anthony with just one game rematmng - the b"wled Johnny Petraglia on Diddle had two sing les. the sa me pair and did all Jamie Hensler and Warden pos1tiori round. In that final match , Roth nght. I just made some bad sha red the chores and had 14 strike outs. defeated Anthon; 188-169. as shot s against Earl." In the Leta rt game Jewell Anthony felt that the lanes both players had trouble "lth again had a home run and the lanes Anthon) suffered were a little tougher -for him . while Robbie Delong triple ··The right lane hooked a lot spin• 111 the fo urth and stxth had a home run . Hensler had frame•. keepmg h1m from rnure for me. That game wa s a comedy of errors. Actually, w1nnm' hrs 31st PEA title the game before it was the key . because if I'd shot a good game there, I would ha ve SCIOTO RESULTS gone Into the final match with COLUMBUS (UPI (- Star a gO<rd lead," he said. Skipper turned in a 2: 01 3-.'i Anthonv shot a 179 in that mile Friday night in winning /. Jr€a· ~ arne while Roth was firing a the feat ured ninth race at ::J r'!" Df"l ati:J ~'"~ 2~3 . a nd that cut a seemingly Scioto Downs. :: o· .SQ ,'leas-tefl"' 0110 ~ f e margm dcJ V.'Tl to Just one Star Skipper, driven by ' p1 n Dt ck Brandt, beat out Mo;t Anthon) not only lost the Happy Carol by three 11ne m that game , but he aJsu quaner s of a length and nad to share second place returned $1 0.110, $4.80 and ·• 1'. h ftfth rr,und leader Pete $2.80 . Mt ss Go ld Skipper fStarcratt Ouachrta Boat ''1 '{' rd1c- of Houston. Me· ftmshed third . Mercury Outboard~ & I r 'd;c :ell r u of the lead Dmer Dave Rankin was at Mercru1se r .. ~"-"' •hrough he la st tus best Fnday mght , guding - -·~ bu• r•b<Junded III the three horses to the winners DOUG' S ·'=-"~ &:cr:,t ~·n a 226 ) u ~ t1rd e fi e ~·un with Mildred :._; rl • : n-. . 4:'~ ea(t eomt'd P ~ I(J rnG In the second, MARINE fo<JIL>h Less 10 the third, and f ... ... . Sales & Serv1ce Debb1• P1ll 1n the fourth . J""n \I' m captured the first !..J ·t;ll. G:t~J ' :~ flft.h plott ra c-e. b t kmg off a 3-5-10 \1\C }. J bhr. .;. • n fe ct a t ot paid $11.90 . . pv , C~f.- ~C. ' S'. Cf '.JtfJ I.slanrJ " Va.:ilr Jt:CI w~ s sec(Jnd and .. ,.._ y r. ,. ~· '""&!T~ rt.aoo i:l.' t1 'J rna Lenhon sho11•ed. i--'f!' . o;:..lr; n IJJtl A cr., ~ d uf 6.736 wagered comeback started the minute the first Red reliever Dave ' Tmnlin, took ·thl' mound . Tomlin was tag~ for four straight hits and four runs. Pedro Bourbo~ got the Reds out of trouble m that mrung , but after the Reds SCQred another run to make 9-5 in the top of the seventh, he gave up four hits and four runs to knot the score. Anderson then turned to his ace _re lieve r , Doug Bair : caus1ng one Cmcm nat1 reporter to commem , "If he can't get them out, no one can. " Bair had no better. luck than his predecessors. He gave up four singles for two runs that dropped his record !<> 1-2. Although Pirates' Mana ger Ch uck Tanner called the game a "typical CincinnatiPirates ba llga me (in which) the big guns were shooting," the game was more typical of past Pirates teams than the 1978 club. Collect iv ely. Pittsburgh came into the game batting a Jowly .239, with nearly all of the starters hitting well below their lifetime averages. . But two of the strugg1-mg batters, Bill Robtnson and Willie Stargell , unproved their averages dramatically Fnday mght. Robmson went 4-for-5 indudmg three doubles - t o drtve tn three runs, while Slargell w1th 3-for-4,also wtth three RBis. . Robinson , whose battmg problems began when he hurt a thumb ea rlier th 1s season, attributed his performance to an equipment change. _ "I've been playmg wtth two batting gloves all year, " Robinson sa id, adding he added the second glove 10 spring training because of the cool weather. "But tonight I took the top glove off to make the rrght hand quicker . TI~ere were times this season when I was stinging the ball pretty good, but today's the hardest I've hit the ball consistentl y in a couple months ... I feel I'm back to where I was last year. I hope so." Surprisingly, the Pirates' best hitter , Dave Parker, was one of only two regulars .who tUd not have "'' RBI Fnday · h.t._a lth oug h he d'd mg ' have two hils: And Tanner thought that gmng •Without an RBI playing against these b'IIYS in pract1ce should make me a better player.] want to prove that I'm nnt just a highsalaried rbokie sitting on the hench." Blazer Coach Jack Ramsay couldn't hide his pleasure at Portland's big day, which also included the selection of Ro n Brewer and Ke~th Herron, the second and third selections as Portland had three picks among the first 24. "Thompson gives. us a s~r. player of great pote ntial who :'l'hompson said he was glad can play both center and the W:ria going to Portland _ a big forward positions," teAfh already loaded with Ramsay said from Portland . f1:9m~urt talent. "I look for him to be a very -"'t should be a tough va luable addition to our siiU&tion as far as playing team ." tiliie is concerned," he sa id . Brewer, a 6-foot-4 guard "Ot probably play behind from Arkansas, should lake Maurice Lucas but just the place of Johnny Davis, dea lt to Indiana for Thompson, while Herron, a &6 forward from Villanova , is looked upon as a sleeper, who impressed the Blazers with ·.a., United Press International his shooting during the Far - · Batting West Classic this past year. : -: (Based on 1"25 at bats) . •• - Nitionil Leagu e Kansas City made Phil • • G . AB . H . Pcf . Ford the secon<l choice of the .Grit f-ey (in 57 237 11 .332 ·Mtlntlay LA -'5 141 46 .326 draft but the North Carolina ·a.Urr_pghs All 53 176 57 .374 ·awckner Chi 37 lJA 43 .37 1 guard has inspired doubts 'f\e ster Cin 57 '178 13 .370 about his willingness to play )~9ht.HOU 50 206 66 .310 .S(ir1 r\1ons SI.L 56 195 61 .318 in the NBA next year. " I have three choices," .Slni 1h LA 53 195 62 .31 8 · ffO WI! Ph il 49 209 66 .3 16 said Ford Friday. "I ca n ·~dlockSF 44173 54 .312 either play pro basketball in • ... ~ Am erican Lea qu e • • G . AB H. Pet . Italy, play in the NBA or be a : Jeckson Ce l ' 40 179 47 .364 graduate assistant at . ~rew M in 51 193 69 JSB Ca rolina. 1 'm· going to take . yilolds Sea 53 181 61 J3S • 11ndberQ Tex 491 71 57 333 ·rftc.,.Bos 56 233 77 330 ~;..time and decide what to loe • Precision-ba lanced crankshaft • Direct-actio n dou ble overhead • 1 uned 4-i nto-2 e< haus t sys1em • Front and rear di sc brak es KZIOOO J&R SPORT SHOP 748 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio cam~ Cash rebate thru June 30, l97B on Bikes in stock . Top hitters Summer baseball results . Roth scores 13th career PBA victory ! : . P jo-' 1/.~ ~ a triple and single, Warden had a double and single, and Ma rty Cleland and Kenny Lane each had two singles. Cle lan d was the wino ing pitcher with 11 st rikeouts. POMEROY - In Pony Leag ue action, Powel l's Giants picked up a 15-!i Will over host Pomeroy Pirates behind the one-h1t pitching of David Landaker. He had ten strikeo uts and thirteen wa lks. For the Giants, Brian Korn and Randy Stewart had a double and two singles each while Dav1d Landaker and Richard Davis each had a double. Bret Kom and Scan Doidge each had two singles and Rodney Roush, Bob Foster and Lonnie LeMaster each had one single. Nick Riggs took the loss and had the only Pirate hit, ~ triple. Brian Zirkle was in an relief and they fanned eight and walked four. Giants 231 307- 15 15 0 010 500- 6 I 2 Pirates MIDDLEPORT - In Li ttle League action , the host Middleport Indian s came from behind and downed the Middlepon Braves 9_,, The winning blow of the game ca me in the bottom of the sixth when Alan King hit his second home run of the game to deep cen ter field . King also got the win in relief of Eddie Miller. 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Boston followed that pick by drafting Bird with the hope they can ta lk him out of college before next year's draft - when the 6-9 forward's name goes back in the hat. De nver traded Tom LaGard e to Sea ttle and worked out a deal for Philadel ph ia 's fir st pick. They used the 17th and 21st pick to lake Wake F'orest's Rod Gr iffin a nd Kansas won easily. Slate's Mike Evans. Norton seemed to have found hi s stride in the next S three rounds as well , but enators cop Holmes, his junior by six two triumphs years. went back w the tactics that won him the early GALLIPOLIS The rounds and the maneuver Gallipoli s Little Leag ue apparently carried him to Senator• bested the Athl etics victory . The victory kept Holmes' and Yankees last week to sha re first place with the Red unbeaten record intact and he has now won all 28 of his Sox and White Sux. Todd Bergdoll and Tony professional bouts. While he Dillon combined for a no- seemed " superior boxer in hitter whil e strikin g out 15 in eve ry way, Holmes wa s a 24-3 VI Ctor y ove r the unable to put away Norton, Athletics. Bergdoll Jed the who has :12 car eer knockouts, hitting attack with 3 hits eve n though he landed heavy including 2 home runs. Kevin Carty also had a roundtripper and J elf Haner hit safely three times. The Senators jumped off to a 7 run lead against the Yankees Friday and hung on for a 7-4 win . Tony Dillon walked only thr ee while stn king out 14 in a routegoing performa nce. Paul Mackenzie led the way with 2 hits while Bergdoll HYDRAULIC JACK and Haner doub led. Robbie B•g Soo:l-pound ca pacrty Has pmis1on CIJn· Meyers turned in a good trol. m•cro·fintSh C)11nder w•lh hnoer·IIP re· lease Det1~ers fu ll 3-tcm torce e1the1 upn~ht reli ef performance and or em SH1e (26 2•02 1Reo 51819 duuuled fur the Yanks. THANKS wlwt he called "the whole wor ld championship.'' Now, Holm es is in that position, but his manager indicated he rna)"' send Holmes against Bernardo Mercado in his first ti tle defense. Mercod o, the blows to tile former champ's head in the final two rounds. The loss was only the fifth for Norton compared to 40 victories , but it was a costly one. He had hoped to beat Holmes and await the winner of the Spinks-Ali fight . for with him not to exchange punches wi th the harder hitting Norton, Holmes banged away toe-to-toe in the fin al round and that won him the W.B.C. title. . Leon Spinks is recognized as heavywe ight champion by the riva l World Boxing Association. Norton had been decla r ed the heavywieght champion last March after the W.B.C. stripped the title from lll!m Spinks for failing to fight Norton and signing instead to fi ght Muhammad Ali. Holmes was near exhaustion at the final bell and wh ile awaiting th e decision his handlers sat him down in a chair near the middle of the rmg. He was later seen on a stretcher bein g treated by hi s assistants. Judges Harold Buck and Joe Swcssel both scored it for Holmes, 143-142, while Lou Tabat, the third judge, had it 143-142 for Norton . Holmes was the aggressor throughout the !:>-round bout , but after a fast start he seemed to lose some of his foo t s peed when Norton closed the gap while winning most of the ear ly rounds. Norto n, conti nu ous ly beaten to the punch in the first · half-dozen rounds , finally landed some solid blows in the seventh and eighth rounds - whi ch he LOOK AND PROTECTION =====::::::;t.:. • Low ma lntea..~ diiL&Ib.M,._ t':L~ • C·cha111ne: l H~.. t ch.i..Nk edges Norton for crown llequ ~ s ' • 40 &allon• bnf! •ww, By JOE SARGIS UPI Sp"rts Writer LAS VEGAS (UP! ) Larry Holmes , maki ng good on a promise the day before at the weigh-in ceremonies, too k Ken Norton's best shots Friday night, then beat him on a narrow split decision w win the World Boxing Council 's version of the heavyweight championship. Th e 28-year-old Holmes tolJ newsmen Thursday he was certain he could beat Norton and he showed it Friday night with a polished. performance worthy of a champion . While his corner pleaded GIVE ABEAUTIFUL "NEW'' Store Hours: Monday.friday 8 a.m. · 5:00 p.m. S1turd1y 8 a.m .• 12 noon Come In and check our everyday WHITE SOX ROMP GALLIPOLIS - The Little League While Sox bombed the Athletics, 16-4, to remain un beate n in two starts Friday. Elcessor was credited with the win . Exline was charged with the loss . Elccssor , Russe ll and Weorner each had a hit for the winners. Bush had the A' s only safety. Seaver , Cln 77 ; Rogers. Mil 71 ; Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. NEED AGin SUGGESTION FOR DAD? Indiana, faci ng the Joss of f or ward -cente r Dan Roundfield via the free agent route, replaced him with Kentucky's Rick Robey and Robey looked quite happy with the wa)' things turned out . ltobey sa id , " I'm glad to have been drafted by a team close to where 1 grew up. My fr ien ds in Kentucky can see me play ." Selecting fourth, the New York Knicks raised a few Enned Run Ave ragt ( Rued on 54 inn inqs pitched 1 National Lugue : Knepper . 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Mondity ~nd * 'I.eo_.,.,;. . . . ."'"!lnlT, . . .. . . . . . . . .. ..l . • 312 6th Street 44 139 44 317 51 195 61 .313 . n .• • 10' • 12' room, mcluding Armstrong ' Grrd f: M in · cooper Mil ' P)n ie lla NY : Lezcano Mil . Brett KC . If'; Baylor , Cal 15 ; Thompson . . PJ!ot 13 . May . Bait. E-...ans and · HQoion . 8 os and Thomas . Mil $ I Blazers pick Holmes 6•' I 0 Thompson By MIKE SHAUN UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK (UP! ) - After faili!!8 to convince Larry Bird w up his senior year at Indiana State, the Portland TJ:III Blazers, who acquired UJttlrst pick ofthe draft from tile-• Indiana Pace rs 'l'liiiisday, selected 6-fool-10 Ml/l:hal Thompson. :I just found out about an hoar before the draft that I wM=going to be No. 1," said 'f!ililnpson, who arrived at thEI)raft with his parents and Wild in the streets Kawasaki C-3 - The Sunday Times-Set tine!, Sunday, June 11, 1978 JACK W. CARSEY, MGR• ln<Jest In a monev·sitviny food heezer now at this special low price and en1oy taste ·temptlng delicacies the year · around . Stop in and see the mnow. Quantittes lim1ted. YOUR CHOICE Drive a little and save a lot - Free Delivery wrthin 75 miles. Yes! We Sl!rvice .at your local Hotpoint Dealer. Store Hoors: 8:30 to 5;30. Mill closed at 5:00 p.m. IIIJJ.I1 LAIIDMARK . Selling Meigs, Gallia and Mason Counties. �C-4 - The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, June II. 1978 Rio ran de Lamp blanks San Diego, 5-0 College and Community College 1st SUMlER SESSION Courses offered June 12 throu1h .JuiJ 14 for ntariJ anJont who's interested in learnin1 mort about neariJ anJthinl. ACCOUNTING - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MTWTh (4) 6:00- 8:00p.m. "Principles or Accounting I I4) MTWTh 8:00-10 :00 p.m. 'lntermed.late Account ing I ART ------------~----------- • Macrame An and Weaving "Fundamentals of Design 'Bas ic Ceram ics (+I 'Intermed iate Ceramics I+ 1 Tih MTWTh MW Tih 10 :00 a.m.-12:00 12 :00- 2:00p.m. 2:00- 4:00p.m. 2:00- 4:00p.m. It I (4) (2) 12) BIOlOGY - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MTWThF {4) 8:00-10 :00 a.m. •'Fundamentals of Biology 1+ 1 MTWTh (5) • A.natomy and Physiology I+ I 10:00 a.m.-12 :00 F 8:00a.m -12 :00 Lab MWF (5) 10 :00 a.m.-12 :00 'Genra l Botany I+ I Tih 10 :00 a.m.- 2:00 Lab {4) MTWTh 8:00 a.m.-10 :00 a.m. " Im munology BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ __:_____ ( 4) MTWTh " Introduction to Business 10 :00 a.m.-12:00· BUSINESS EDUCATION - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - MW {3) 6:00- 9:00p.m. MTWTh (2) 5:00- 6:00pm . 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Ju ly t0 , 17 . 24 , 3t ; Aug . 7, t 4, 2t , 28. Tuition : S30 MA C~ • ME VIE• VtNG - 7 00-9 00 om Fronch Art Colony June t5 , 22 , 29 , Ju ly 6, 13, 20 , 27 ; Aug . 3, 10, t7 . Tuition: $30 TENN15-- ' '' a m -Noon . Fatrgreena Country Club Tennla Courts Jun a13 , t5, 20, 22. 27 , 29; July 6, 11 , t3. Tuition: $25 TE NN15-·6 ~Hl 00 p m , Fo trgreono Country Club T0<1nls Courts June 13, 15, 20. 22. 27 , 29; July 6. 1t , t3 . Tuition: $25 ORIG AM I- 1 ':0-9 00 p m., French Art Cclony. Tuition : S32 Junet3 , 20 , 27 : July tt , 18, 25, Augustt , 8 GY MN.6. S •GS--10 a m.-12:00 , We ll ston High School Gym Junet9·31l MTWTnF Tuition : $20 Thelollm••ng Nor'i<lhopa • Ill t>e altered at BoD Evans Craft Barn Junot2-t&. Tlmaa: 9-1t 30 a m 1 30-4 00 p.m.. ond Frldoy 9-tt :OO a.m. TOLE PA INTING -- Tuition . $50 Matenals Student a mu al turnlan a bl ack fe lt t i p pen , cli pboard , note paper, shoe box, and an old l ablespoon . BASKET WEAIING-Tulllon : S50 Materlalo Stuaon1 mu11 lurnlah pocket knife, small hunting kn ife , t2" ' t5" blue den im, t 5" ' 15 , t -.voooen bawd, one quirt size pall, pair ol sclasora. LEATHERCAUT •. fui lion $AO Matenals S!urj,Jor 1 m il ~ requ ired to br ing sc is5-0rs, ut ility knife, two sm all spcnQes and an dc.r 111r ltr' •\t pamttng br ush. . · 18th CENTURY WOODEN FARM TOOLS-Tuition: ~ Malorlals: Stuoenta mual bring work glo-. worl< clothn , and comlortable work By RICHARD ROITKOV UPI Sports Writer Although the temperatures · dropped 21 degrees and the wind shifted froin six mph to 17 mph in less than 3ll minutes al Wrigley Field Friday, Dennis Lamp was prepared . "The game went pretty much according to my game plan." said Dennis Lamp, who pitched a masterful onehitler in Ute Chicago Cubs' f>-0 victory Friday over Ute San Diego Padres. The ooe hit Lamp allowed the Padres was a single by Gene Richards with lwo out in Ute sixth inning. !.amp, whose two \1rtories Utis year have bet!n shutouts, struck out two, walked two and also drove in two runs . Dave Kingman, extending his league lead, belted his 13th home run and delivered two key defensive plays to preserve the one-hitter. He Ford honored, hut favored NC 'family' CHAPEL HILL, N. C. coach <Dean ) Smith and my !UP! I - North Carolina 's agen l, Donald Dell, lor their Phil Ford says he is honored advice, but the final decision to have been picked second in will have lo be mine." the NBA by the Kansas City Ford had 2,290 points as a Kings, but would have Tar Heel and holds the school preferred to have been record for assists. chosen by a member of the Smith predicts the Rocky Tar Heel "family ." . Mount native will sparkle in The All-America guard the pros. said Friday he would ratlter "The pro game is perfect have been chosen by for him because the pace is so Philadelphia coach Bi lly fast, " Smith said. "He has CuMingham. San Antonio's great stamina and lhat is a Doug Moe or Denver's Larry tremendous asset for a pro Brown - all former North player." Carolina players. And ~·ord said it was not ~rtain he would play for the K1ngs, who oblarned h1m I" th rough a choice acquired • frum New Jersey . "I have lhree opltons," By United Pre ss International Ford sa id. "l can either play Friday pro basketball in Italy. play Baseball Houston - Sold the contract in the NBA or be a graduate catcher Ed Hermann to t he assistant here at Carolina. of Montreat Expos tor an undis "I'm going to take my time closed amount of cash . - Acqu ired Wood ie and decide what I want lo do. FrMontreat ym an from the Chica9o Cubs I'm going lu rely on (UNC ) for a player to be ""med later s)norts made · consecutive running catches in the nintlt to retire Richards ~nd Ozzie Smith. "Kin·gman was super," said Lamp. "I guess his home run and those catches were the key." In olher National League games, New York nipped San Francisco, 3-2, Montreal edged Los Angeles, 10-9, Philadelphia toppled Atlanta, 6·1, Pittsburgh downed Cincinnati, 11·9, and Houston defeated St. Louis, 11-7. Mets 3, Giants t: Willie Montanez drove in two runs with a sacrifice fly and a run-scoring single that rapped a lwo-run eighthinning rally to lead New York . Skip Lockwood, 6-4, hurled two scoreless innings in relief of starter Jerry Koosman. Expus 10, Dudgers 9: Larry Parrish's first grand slam of his career highlighted a six-run fourllt inning that carried Montreal to its fifth straight victory . Reliever Dan Scha tzeder won his first decision and Reggie Smith hit his lith homer. Phillles &; Braves 1: Greg Lozinski belted two homers 111 spark Philadelphia to its seventh straight viclory . Larry Christenson allowed six hits in going the distance lo pick up his fourllt victory in eig.hl derisions. Tiant stops Mariners 3-2 on nine safeties By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Writer Every spring training for Ute last several years Boston sports writers have composed a baseball obituary lor Luis Tiant, 37, and each year he fools them because of an incredible. pride lh al refuses to give in to advancing years. Tiant showed that pride ooce again Friday night by going the distance for the lltird time and pilehing lhe Red Sox to a J.2 victory over the Seattle Mariners. He gave up nine hits, including a solo homer to Bruce Boehle in the ninth inning, but he was superb with men on base. "1 felt good going the distance and 1don 't see why I can't pitch more complete games Utis year," said Tiant. " I like to finish what I start. I think I can sllll pitch good. " The Red Sox managed only six hits. but got run-scoring transachons Major league Standings Amencan League East Nationill League W . L. Pet. Easr Boston 37 19 .661 GB W. L. Pel . GB New York J1 11 .l9l ' Chicago Jl 21 S 9~ Detro it 30 13 . l~ ~ Phil a 19 11 .l80 I Batti m re 30 25 .545 Chicago Cubs Called up Montreal 31 2.4 .564 p , M i twauk e 21 16 .l09 8' ' p ilcher Da ve Geisel from the New York. 17 JO <114 6 1 ~ Ctevetnd 24 28 .4 62 II W ichi ta Aeros of the American PiHscrgh 24 28 ..t62 7 Toronto 19 33 .365 16 Associa tion . St . Louis 36 .JI9 11 West , Cleve l and - Sig n ed right . West W L Pet. GB handed ·Pitcher Tom Owens, a W. L. Pet. GB Oakland 32 24 .571 si xth round draft c ho ic e. San Fran 32 21 .60d Te xas 28 25 528 1' ' Soccer Cincinat i 34 23 .596 Kan C1ty 77 75 .51 9 3 w a s 'h i n g t on - Obla ined Los Ang /8 21 .509 5 Calif 28 27 509 3' ' Dutch soccer star (us Hiddink Houston 73 29 .442 51 ~ Chicago 24 29 . <~53 6' ' on loan lrom the Nee F .C. club Sa n Diego 23 31 .426 91 2 M inesota 21 33 .389 10 1n Holland . A11anta 20 JJ .377 11 Seanle 19 39 .328 IJ Chi cago - Signed defensi11e Friday 's Res ults Friday ' s Resulfs player Miguel Ferreira Per . Chicago 5, San Die-goo Cle-veland} , M innesota 3 re ira of Brill il. Montrea l 10, Lo~ Angeles 9 Detro1t l . Kansas C1l 'r' 2 Footblll New York J, San Franc isco 1 M it w 3. Toron to 1, 10 inns . Chicago - Signed t i11e 1978 Ph iladelphia 6, Aflanta 1 Ch icago 4, Tex as 3 draft p ic ks : runn ing back John Pi ttsburgh 11 , Cincinnati 9 Balf1more 5. Oak.tano J Skibinsk i of Purdue ; linebacker Houston 11. St. Lou is 7 New York J. Cal iforn ia 1 Mekel i terem ia of Br igham Sund•y '~ G•mes Boston 3,· Seatt le 2 Young ; tight end Gt'Orge Houston at St. Lou i s Sunday ' ~ G;~mes Freitas of California ; lineback San D iego at Chic ago Minnesota at Cle11eland er M ik e Mart in of Kentucky ; Cincinnati at P ittsburgh Kansas Ci t y at Detro 1t and linebacker Lew Sibley or Atlanta at Ph iladelph ia Torontcr at M i lwaukee , 2 Lou isiana State. Sa n Francisco at New York New York at Cai 1IOrn1a St . Louis Signed Buddy Los Angeles at Montrea l 8.Ji t i mo(e at Oakland Parker as a special assistant to Boston at Seatt le Head Coach Bud W ilkinson . Ch icago at Tex as , n 1Qh t Jy United Press International l' n NORTHFIELD RESULTS NORT HFIELD, Ohio tUPI ) - Veteran lrotter Slomen upset even money favorite Heyday in winning RICHARD FROST, JR .. the featured ninth race at 15-year-old son of Mr. and Northfield Park Friday night. Mrs. Richard Frosl. Sr. of Driver Charles Sylvester 3733 Panama Drive, took Slomen to the lead out of Westerville, was camping the starting gate and the fouralong Raccoon Creek with year-old son of Speedstar his brother Bob, 13-years· held on for a wire-to-wire old, lhe weekend of May 27. victo ry in 2:04 1·5, good They ca ught s..-era l fish . enough lor a 3~. length Richard had three different margin over Heyday. Oppy catches, une white bass, Diller finished third. one catfish and one Slomen paid$6.60, $3.40 and walleye. The Frost family $2.80. Heyday paid $3.20 and have frequently camped at $3.40 and ()-ppy Diller kicked Raccoon Valley campsites back $3.40. for the past five years. Nuanee won lhe IOih race, starting off a big triple com bination of 8-4-3 that paid $304.5(). Top Andy was second and Racey Ellen finished (. YNE CENTER POOL SCHEDULE Week of June 13. me third . TIME DATE - ACTIVITY A crowd of 3,617 wagered 1·5 p.m. June 13 Open Swim $411,639. June 14 Open Swim 1-5 p.m. 6-&p.m. 1-5 p.m. June 15 Open Swim MONTREAL ( UPI) - The 12 noon-4 p.m. Mootreal Expos announced June 16 Open Sw im 12 noon-4 p.m. June 17 Open Swim Friday they hav e placed 1~ noon - ~ p.m. June 18 Open Swim righthanded pitcher Sian New Ralts for June 1 - ~ hour blocks - 5.50 ch ild-51 adull. Bahnsen on the 21-day 3-4 hour blocks - 51 chlld-51.50 adult. disabled list. Family Rates Bahnsen was placed on the There is a poss ibil ity of hav ing family rales beg inn ing July list retroactive to June 6 1. lnlormation will be published tater . because of a sore right ~::::::::::::::::::::::::: : ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :: :::::::::::::: : :: : ::::: :::: ::::::: ::::::::;:::::::::::::::;:;:;::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: shoulder. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI ) - Jack Gardner, the only roach to take two college teams to the final four in the NCAA ba s kelball championships, will retire July I, Ute University of Utah announced today. He will remain active in his capacity as national coordinator for the Partners of the Americas Sports Exchange Program. Gardner had a 486-23:> woolost coaching record at Kansas State and Utah. When he was relieved as coach at Utah allhe end of Ute 197().71 seas on, he ranked third behind only Adolph Rupp of Ken lucky and UCLA's John Wooden in total victories . International League United Press Internationa l · W . L . Pet . G B Charleston 37 16 .698 R ichmond 28 23 549 8 Pawtu cket 15 14 510 . 10 Rochester 23 1• 489 11 To led o 23 25 .479 11' 1 Columb u s 22 14 .478 I JI ~ Tidewater 74 29 45 3 13 Syra c use 17 34 333 19 Fri d ar 's Resulh Ch arle ston . Columcus 6 Pawtucket 4, Toledo J, 10 inn in gs Ro chester 7. R ichmond I Syracuse 7, T idewa ter 2 Today 's Games Charle ston at Columbus Pawtucket at To l edo Ri chmond at Roches ter T 1dewater at Sy ra cuse singles from Carl Yastrzemski in the eighth and Dwight Evans in the ninth to squeeze past the Mariners. Elsewhere in the American League, New York edged Ca lifornia, J.l, Ballimore defeated · Oakland , 5-3, Milwaukernipped Toronto, 32, in 10 innings , Chicago beat Texas, 4-3 , Cleveland whipped Minnesota, 7-3 , and Detro it edged Kansas City. J. 2. Yankees 3, Angels 1: Bucky Dent singled home two runs in the ninth inning to give lhe Yankees a triumph over Frank Tanana and the Angels. Ed Figueroa and Rich Gossage combined on a seven-h iller lor New York , backed by Thurman Munson's home run . Orio les 5, A's 3: Left-hander Mike Flanagan tossed a thr ee-hitter in pitching the Orioles to their eighth consecutive triumph . Eddie Murra y and Rick Demp se y s upp ort ed f'lanagan with home runs as Baltimore beat Pete Broberg. Brewers 3, Blue Jays 2: Ben Oglivie singled home Ute winning run in Ute lOth inning to give lhe Brewers a victory . Mik e Caldwell went the distance on a seven-hitter for Milwaukee . White Sux 4, Rangers 3: Bil) Nahorodny 's tWCHJUt, two-run single ca pped a three-run sixth inning which enabled the While Sox to win th eir fifth straight ~arne. Al Oliver homered for Texas, Indians 7, Twins 3: David Clyde , with some strong relief help from Jim Kern , picked up his fourtlt victory witltout a loss · to spark the Indians. Cleveland snapped a 21-inning scoreless streak to hand Geoff Zahn the loss. Tigers I, Ruya ls 3: Aurelio Rodriguez hit a two- run homer and Jack BillinKharn allowed only three hits in eight innings to lead Detroit. J ohn Hiller ca me on in the ninth for his seventh save. TIME IF LAST N~ME BEGINS WITH 9:00- 9:45 a.m. F. G, H 9:45-t 0:30 A, S t0 :30-tt :t5 T-Z 1t :t5-Noon N, 0 , P, 0 12:45- 1:30 p.m. A t :3; 2:t5 B, c 2:t5 3:00 I, J , K 3:00 3:45 L, M 3:45 4:30 . D, E Open registration will be held from 6-9 p.m. lor thoM who work during tho doy or who cannot be on com pus during the auggoated time . Late reglatratlon through Wednesday , Juno 14, 4:30p.m. FEES : For couraes mlfl<ed with on uteri Ilk('). multiply the number In Jlii'Onthesls {credit noura) by $t3 torresldento of Jackoon , Gall Ia , Melga and Vln lon CouniiM . For all other couraQ multiply cradlt hours by 155.50 . .0.11 f- 111 payable at time of registration . Couraea morl\ld by ( + 1nave fM for aomi materlola. REQUIREMENTS: Any roalden1 of Jackaon. Galllo, Melga or VInton Counttea with 1 high ochool diploma or Ita equivalent may reglaler for .up to 11 credit houro wlthoul applying for edmlulon to the College. Thorell only o nMd to reglatll' Junet2. Fulltime students must apply for edmlulon by contacting thl Ofllce of Admlulona ond Recorda at Rio Grande College and Community College. Rio Gronde College and Community College admits studenta or any race color and 1national or ethnic origin. Rio Grande Coll~e and Communi ty College Is an equal opportunity employl!'. By IRA KAUFMAN '!PI Sports Writer NEW YORK (UP! ) - A strapping right-hander, once publicized as Nolan Ryan's clone, now wants only to be judged as John D' Acquisto. In 1974, D'Acquisto's fastball flashed across National League home pl~tes lik e a streaki ng, though erratic, meteor. He fanned 167 batters in 215 innings for the San Francisco Gia nts and was named the National League's Rookie Pitcher of th e Year, reco rding 12 victories. That's when D'Acquisto was widely heralded as "the next Ryan " - the same treatment sports writers and . broadcasters administer to every hardthrowing young pitcher. "I hate to be compared ; they expect you tu live up to other people 's expectations. I want to come along like myself, " says D'Acquisto. Nine months after D'Acquislo's early fling witlt stardom, it all carne apart starting willt his right arm. "! developed bad habits e Manufact ur&d o l acry liC and ASS matenal s G an teed water p roof. e No tools needed . Eas1lv mSialled w1th tr 1m knife and cau lk gun . e Adj us l ~ 10 TUb alcoves to 60 rnches wtde and to 3:1 1nch es deep. e Complete 1nstruct1ons Oo·l t-Yoursel l iOStillllaIIOn 1ncluded 1n carton. 'li-DcWBathtub Enclosure / '1 Easv 10 innall. .. rnuan1 Mounting w rthout dr ill ing! Three door<> l o r mare convenience ...opens to 213 of lls wrdth . Ava1 l· able 111 ch01ce of Gold, Avocado , Blu e, or Clear. Tar· ni<>h proof , fits all 51anda!d 4-1/2" IO 5' tubs. Built· in ad · ju stmen'ts for out · o f·plumb walls . (,__r C1nci 420 070 100 9 13 0 Pt sbgh 01000460)1( 11180 Moskau . Tom11n (6 J. Borbon t 6l . 8a 1r rn. Sarm iento fBI and Werner , D Robinson . Reuss (21. Wh 1ISOn (6), Ja ckson (7 ), Teku l11c (8 ). Ca ndelar1a (8 ) and Ott W Ja c kso n ( I IJ L - Ba ir (l 2). HR Ci ncmnat i, Foster 1111. Hous Sl L 100 340 030- 11 14 0 010101 010 I 91 CAROLINA LUMBER & SUPPLY COMPANY 675·1160 Point Pleoaont pearance al Tiger Stad.tum in a four game series. If the T1gers should gel hot on the field , lhey could easi ly dr·aw more than 15(),0011 that weekend. Th e Tigers announced Frida y all of the reserved seats for the Friday night game against the Yankees have been so ld. They are now se lling general admission seats on a reserved basis for that game. Detro it is one of seven AL teams that have had an in· crease in attendance so far thi s season. Those teams are the Royal s. Baltimor e Orioles, Boston Red , Sox, Yankees , Oakl and A's and Texas Rangers . pnints en route to the easy victory whi ch l ook just one hour and 20 . minutes on the center c.ourt of the Roland Garros Stadium. He has not lust a set lhe entire tournament. Borg, French Open champion in 1974 and 1975, chose lo play most of the match from the baseline, which resulled in several long rallies with his 25-year·old oppnnenl. But wh en the blong Swede chose to come to the net he overpowered Barazzutli just as easily . Borg's shots were so fi erce that in the third game of the seco nd sel he h1 t a ball back to Barazzulli which knocked the Italian' s racket out of his It was Borg's eighth ft ctory whu will be aiming over Barazzutti in as many lor a th ird slra1ghl Winb ledon malches and hi s erosion of title next month, did slip on ce the Italian's r e~ ist.an ce was - when he fell on his back on progressive. · Barazzutti look Borg tu the court 's dusty red clay rea ching for a forehand in the deuce three tim es in th e first set and three times in lhe fifth game of lhe first set. But lhal was the only upset second . Bul by the third sel, as Borg r::t ced tu vi ctory Barazzutti was overpowered before a capacity crowd of and manag ed to win llll ly fiv e points. 12,000. "I wa sn't playin g badl y," " I thi nk this wa s lhe best Barazzutti said . " But he mat ch sn far," sa1d Borg, wasn't mak inl:\ cmy mistak es. who registered fiv e love He never loses cun centralion. games en route to victory. I don't think he can be beaten "When I won th e first sci 6· nn clay. 0 and was 3-1l up in the second, "The score was ve ry I was afraid I might not ue hard ," Barazzulti said . " He able to cuncentrale," Borg wasn 't playing again st me. he sa id. "But I found eve·ry ttme wa s pla yin g again st the lhal I could concentrate , I hand . Bor~ , 100000001 ·- 1 J2 · 010 100 CO• - 3 61 Splfttorff and Porter : Billing nam H iller 191 and Parrish . W - Biilingham (5 J l. L - Spli ttorfl o 5l . HR - Oelroil . Rodr iguez CINCINNATI {U P!) - The Cincinnati Red> announced Friday the signing of two players in th e recent draft , giving them a total of 11 play ers signed from thi s week's selections. Th e Heels signed Charles I.eibrandt, a left-hand ed pitcher from th e Uni versity of Miami, and Christ Storpolo, an outfielder fr om Metairie, Ia .. 14X70 &'-~, MOBILE HOMES INC. See Jim Staats or Joe Giles Phone' 6-9 ~AIIipolis . Ohio NOWTHRU SATURDAY On June 12 there will be an opening for beginning and advanced Typing and Shorthand Classes at Gallipolis Business College. Weekdays or night classes. Both are being offered . SAVfs3oo ENROLL NOW! For more information contact Lee E. Tyler. 446-4367' No. 75-02 -0472 8 -------------------"'1 -- bllilding materials PRICED RIGHT .. 11 NEW YORK (UPI)- PGA Commissioner Deane Beman a nnou nced Friday the addition of a newly created tournament, the $100,000 Central and South American Open, to the PGA tour, which this year wlll be played Nov . 9-12 at th e Cariari ln!Alrnational Country Club in Co!ita Rica, jusl outside San Jose. The Open marks the first PGA tour event in that part of the hemisphere since the Caribbean tour was discontinued afler 1973. But there are plans to schedule another Caribbean tour In Ule fall . Montreal Expos announced Friday the sisnings of Ray· mood Shines and Donald . Mendon. two of 21 proepects Ule club selected (n , the annual swnmer free agent draft held earlier in the week . Bollt players wlll report lo the Expos' swnrner training camp which starta Saturday 1r1 Jamestown, N.Y. One Coat • Stain Resistant Non Chalking • Non-Yellowing ACRYLIC LATEX HOUSE PAINT • Warranted One Coal • Warranted Non-Yell owing • Mildew Defiant Finis h' • 30 Popular Colors 11. 001 OOJ 000- ' I 0 'r and ( 10 Inn i ng s) To r 000 002 000 o- 2 7 1 Mil 100 001 000 1- J 11 I Clan c1J , Murphy 19 ) and Cerone ; Caldwe l l and Moore. W - Caldwell (6 31. L- Murphy (2 · Te:ca s 701 000 000- 3 8 0 Torrealba , Schuele r ( 1l. LaGrow ( 1l and Nahorodny ; Medlch , Umbarger (7 ), Comer [81 and Ellis. W- Schueler 11 · 1) . L - Medic h ( 1·2) . HR - SAFETY TOE CL.OSE OUT ELCONA SECRETARIAL REFRESHER Ill . Chi points." was surpri sed. " Richard ,(8) SamDilo ( 6 ). K ; . . Forscn and Baldwin MMtine z. Fra2icr (5) , Urrea [7), Sc hultz (8) and Si mmOns w Richard 15 61 L Frazier tO 11 H R Sl LOUIS , Rt> 1ll (5) MONTREAl~ (UPI) - The 0 Tiger attendance • lS up 48 percent after my arm surgery (June, 1975), " says the 26-year-old relief pile her of the San Diego Padres. "When I couldn't get lhe ball over, I started to give them something to hit just to thr ow strikes. I was a defensive pitcher after I hurt my arm." D' Acquisto suffered Ulrough a miserable 1976 campaign with the Giants before he was traded to the St. Louis Cardinals in October, 1976, and he recalls the erosion of hi s selfconfidence: "Bill Rigney (then Giants Manager ) told me in August, '76, 'l'ni not gonna pitch you the rest of the season.' He never gave me a reason and he never did pitch me again until the last game of the year. "And then he expects me to be sharp." D' Acquislo has always been a power pitcher willt poor control - but during Utose post-surgery years with San Francisco and St. Louis, he couldn't even groove ~ pitches lor strikes with any consistency . The Padres Ph i la 201 030 OOx 6 90 Solomon , Skok Ul . Camp ( 7). , Ca mpbe ll ( 8 ) and Pocoroba ; Ch r ist enson and Boone , wcn r lstenson ( .s 4l. L - So lomon (I 4) HR s Philad elph ia, Lu zinSkt 2 ( 12 ) ; Atlanta , Po coroba ()) ,, "W ·: Barazzutli 6.j), 6-1. 6-0 to reach Sunday's fin als of the $400,000 Fren ch Open Tennis Championships. Bu r~. who turned 22 last Tuesday, dropped just 35 Friday's linescores e A vailabll! m thre4! colors: Gold Traver tine Whue F to tat 10n Marble Celes t ial Aqua Onyx PARIS (UPI) - Top seed Bjorn Borg, who looks more impressive with each passing match , continu.ed his devastating play Saturday, defeating Italian Corrado picked him up from the Cardinals in May , 1977 but he again struggled lo reach mediocrity last season. But a funny thing happened to D'Acquisto on the way to Tucson this past exhibition season : he was told the trullt · DETROIT (UP!) - The : by a major lea gue Tigers' fast start in the manager. Pennant Race has boosted " I called him over at the the team's attendance by 48 end of spring training and percent - the highest pertold him, 'We have a whole lot ce ntage box office increase uf of goodlooking young pitchers any time in the American on lltis team,' says Padres League. Manager Roger. Craig. "His In the Tigers' first 22 home face must have sank 10 feet. dates this season, they have Then I rold him we decided to attracted 494 ,463 cash keep him on the team- but I customer s. That is a n emphasized that he was the average of 22,385 every time lOth man on our staff . they have opened the gates. "I told him he'd be the That is 159,677 more lhan mopup man - coming in they drew for their first 22 when we're nine runs behind dates a year ago or an in· - until he proved to me he crease of 48 percent. could pitch. The next day he Ka nsas City has watched came up to me and said its attendance increase 'nobody ever talked to me 187,486 as a result uf the like thai."' Division title . However, for D' Acquisto is not a starting the Royals tha t represents an pitcher anymore - but he's increase of only 40 percent. not a mopup man either. The Detroit is looking ahead lo Padres are using him in long · June 22-25 when the Yankees relief and the results have will make their first apbeen reassuring to everyone bul the opposition. MI LWAUKEE (UP!) Through his first 22 innings Coach Don Nelson said the D' Acquislo allowed 13 hits, Milwaukee Bucks "gol the walked 13 and struck out 26 man we wanted" Friday while com piling a glittering when they drafted St. .John 's Texas, Oliver tn. Major League Resulfs 1.23 ERA . He hadn't allowed University (N.Y.) forward By United Press lnlt r nation a l Ball coo no 010- 5 10 o a home run and he likes his George Johnson in the NBA National League coo coo 210- 3 J J San Dgo 000 000 000-- 0 I 1 Oak Flanagan l!lnd Dempsey ; Bro · new challenge . draft of college players. Chi 220 001 00• - 5 8 1 Owch inko. Rasmussen (J) . berg, Heav erlo (5), La cey (7), " I can be satisfied being a Johnson said by telephone Lee ( 6 ), D . Acqu lsto (7 l ana Lang ford ( 8) and Ess ian . W short reliever. I get more from his Brooklyn horne he F ianagan (8.4l. L Broberg (6 · Roberts ; Lamp and Rader WLamp (2 SJ. L Owch inko (3 ·6 ). 5) . HR s- Baltimore , Murray enjoyment coming in with was "happy" to ·have been {9 ). Demps ey (2) . HR - Chicago , Kingma n (13). tighl situations and I don't picked by the Bucks. He said 000100001- 3 60 have to pace myself like a he was pleased to be joining a LA 103 00 1003- 9 10 0 NY . 000 010 ooo- 1 7 2 starting pitcher. Mil 004 600 OOx- 10 15 l Cal i f young club and added he F igueroa , Gossage (9) and John , Casl i ll o [ 4) , Hough ( }} "Batters used to take a would be in touch wilh the and Yeager ; MaiJ , Atkinson {)I , Munson ; Tanana and Downin g . Sc1"1 afleder ( .s ). Garman ( 8 ) , W- F igueroa <6 ·41. L - Tanana strik e on me because they Burks early next week about [9 Jl . HR - New York , Munson Knowles ( 9 ) and Carter . W knew I couldn't get the ball conlract terms. Schatl('der < 1 Of . L - John (7 4). Ill . over, but now I realize my HR s .... Los Ange le s, Smilh ( 11 ); Bos 001000011 - 3 61 problems were 100 percent Mo n lr e~ l. Parr i5 h f71 . Se a 000 000 011 - 2 9 0 Ti ant and Fis k : M i tchell , mental. Now I just have a San Fra,n 000 101 000- 2 6 0 NY 000001 02x - J 8 3 Ramo (8) and Stinson. Wvery clear head out there ... Knepper and Hil l ; Koosman , T ianl [5 OJ. L ...- M itchell <2 6) . all the monk eys are off my HR Seattle . Bo eh le [ 4) . Loc kwood (8 ) and Hodges . W back." l.ockwooo [ 6 4) L- Knepper [7 . 31 Alto 010 000 000- I 6 0 . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , K.C Del Convenience and be.uty to enhance any bathroom decor , Borg continues devastating play D'Acquisto finds home with Padres American League 100 000 200- 3 7 I M1nn 030 003 Olx - 7 12 1 Cle11e Zahn , Tha11cr (61 ano Wyne qar ; Clyde , Paxton (] ). Kern (7) an d Prud1 W- Ciyde (4 0) L - Zahn ( S 4). REGISTRATION INFORMATION Number of credit houra for Mch courae ahown above In pwanthnea. Aatarlak (') Indicates course offered through Rio Grande Ccmmunlty Coltego. TIME OF REGISTRATION : Mondoy, June 12 ot Lyne Center on the RIO Grande Cempus. Students art uktd to reg later at tho following tlmn: ~ - The Sunday Times..Sentinel, Sunday, June 11, 1978 2''X4"x8' s ECONOMY GRADE WAS $12.99 ONLY latex' CASH& CARRY PRICES WE DELIVER Gloss Alkyd Oil ~==~ House Paint • Full , R1ch Gloss VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CORPORATION 923 s. 3rd Ave. Middleport, 992-2709 or 992-66 II Open: 7:00 to 5:00 Mon . lhru Fri. 7:00to3:00 Saturday O. • 011and AlKyd Durability • M1 ldew Oeha nt Fm1 sh' 99 GAllON WAS 113.99 'A8S1s1ant to htm destruCtiOn caused by mildew SAVE $5.00 LATEX HOUSE PAINT JWG.GALLON PAIL 98 ~Pgilt Economy Latex House Pain•tt"=:::::::=~~ • Good Ou c~11ty Bu dget Pn ce • All SurfacesWood Maso n ry , M et .:II • Avalfablf' 10 Willie $ 99 GALLDN WAS $6.99 WAS 520.98 • One Coal Coverage CARTER & EVANS BUILDING SUPPLIES 87 OLIVE STREET GALLIPOLIS. OHIO �C-4 - The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, June II. 1978 Rio ran de Lamp blanks San Diego, 5-0 College and Community College 1st SUMlER SESSION Courses offered June 12 throu1h .JuiJ 14 for ntariJ anJont who's interested in learnin1 mort about neariJ anJthinl. 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BASKET WEAIING-Tulllon : S50 Materlalo Stuaon1 mu11 lurnlah pocket knife, small hunting kn ife , t2" ' t5" blue den im, t 5" ' 15 , t -.voooen bawd, one quirt size pall, pair ol sclasora. LEATHERCAUT •. fui lion $AO Matenals S!urj,Jor 1 m il ~ requ ired to br ing sc is5-0rs, ut ility knife, two sm all spcnQes and an dc.r 111r ltr' •\t pamttng br ush. . · 18th CENTURY WOODEN FARM TOOLS-Tuition: ~ Malorlals: Stuoenta mual bring work glo-. worl< clothn , and comlortable work By RICHARD ROITKOV UPI Sports Writer Although the temperatures · dropped 21 degrees and the wind shifted froin six mph to 17 mph in less than 3ll minutes al Wrigley Field Friday, Dennis Lamp was prepared . "The game went pretty much according to my game plan." said Dennis Lamp, who pitched a masterful onehitler in Ute Chicago Cubs' f>-0 victory Friday over Ute San Diego Padres. The ooe hit Lamp allowed the Padres was a single by Gene Richards with lwo out in Ute sixth inning. !.amp, whose two \1rtories Utis year have bet!n shutouts, struck out two, walked two and also drove in two runs . Dave Kingman, extending his league lead, belted his 13th home run and delivered two key defensive plays to preserve the one-hitter. He Ford honored, hut favored NC 'family' CHAPEL HILL, N. C. coach <Dean ) Smith and my !UP! I - North Carolina 's agen l, Donald Dell, lor their Phil Ford says he is honored advice, but the final decision to have been picked second in will have lo be mine." the NBA by the Kansas City Ford had 2,290 points as a Kings, but would have Tar Heel and holds the school preferred to have been record for assists. chosen by a member of the Smith predicts the Rocky Tar Heel "family ." . Mount native will sparkle in The All-America guard the pros. said Friday he would ratlter "The pro game is perfect have been chosen by for him because the pace is so Philadelphia coach Bi lly fast, " Smith said. "He has CuMingham. San Antonio's great stamina and lhat is a Doug Moe or Denver's Larry tremendous asset for a pro Brown - all former North player." Carolina players. And ~·ord said it was not ~rtain he would play for the K1ngs, who oblarned h1m I" th rough a choice acquired • frum New Jersey . "I have lhree opltons," By United Pre ss International Ford sa id. "l can either play Friday pro basketball in Italy. play Baseball Houston - Sold the contract in the NBA or be a graduate catcher Ed Hermann to t he assistant here at Carolina. of Montreat Expos tor an undis "I'm going to take my time closed amount of cash . - Acqu ired Wood ie and decide what I want lo do. FrMontreat ym an from the Chica9o Cubs I'm going lu rely on (UNC ) for a player to be ""med later s)norts made · consecutive running catches in the nintlt to retire Richards ~nd Ozzie Smith. "Kin·gman was super," said Lamp. "I guess his home run and those catches were the key." In olher National League games, New York nipped San Francisco, 3-2, Montreal edged Los Angeles, 10-9, Philadelphia toppled Atlanta, 6·1, Pittsburgh downed Cincinnati, 11·9, and Houston defeated St. Louis, 11-7. Mets 3, Giants t: Willie Montanez drove in two runs with a sacrifice fly and a run-scoring single that rapped a lwo-run eighthinning rally to lead New York . Skip Lockwood, 6-4, hurled two scoreless innings in relief of starter Jerry Koosman. Expus 10, Dudgers 9: Larry Parrish's first grand slam of his career highlighted a six-run fourllt inning that carried Montreal to its fifth straight victory . Reliever Dan Scha tzeder won his first decision and Reggie Smith hit his lith homer. Phillles &; Braves 1: Greg Lozinski belted two homers 111 spark Philadelphia to its seventh straight viclory . Larry Christenson allowed six hits in going the distance lo pick up his fourllt victory in eig.hl derisions. Tiant stops Mariners 3-2 on nine safeties By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Writer Every spring training for Ute last several years Boston sports writers have composed a baseball obituary lor Luis Tiant, 37, and each year he fools them because of an incredible. pride lh al refuses to give in to advancing years. Tiant showed that pride ooce again Friday night by going the distance for the lltird time and pilehing lhe Red Sox to a J.2 victory over the Seattle Mariners. He gave up nine hits, including a solo homer to Bruce Boehle in the ninth inning, but he was superb with men on base. "1 felt good going the distance and 1don 't see why I can't pitch more complete games Utis year," said Tiant. " I like to finish what I start. I think I can sllll pitch good. " The Red Sox managed only six hits. but got run-scoring transachons Major league Standings Amencan League East Nationill League W . L. Pet. Easr Boston 37 19 .661 GB W. L. Pel . GB New York J1 11 .l9l ' Chicago Jl 21 S 9~ Detro it 30 13 . l~ ~ Phil a 19 11 .l80 I Batti m re 30 25 .545 Chicago Cubs Called up Montreal 31 2.4 .564 p , M i twauk e 21 16 .l09 8' ' p ilcher Da ve Geisel from the New York. 17 JO <114 6 1 ~ Ctevetnd 24 28 .4 62 II W ichi ta Aeros of the American PiHscrgh 24 28 ..t62 7 Toronto 19 33 .365 16 Associa tion . St . Louis 36 .JI9 11 West , Cleve l and - Sig n ed right . West W L Pet. GB handed ·Pitcher Tom Owens, a W. L. Pet. GB Oakland 32 24 .571 si xth round draft c ho ic e. San Fran 32 21 .60d Te xas 28 25 528 1' ' Soccer Cincinat i 34 23 .596 Kan C1ty 77 75 .51 9 3 w a s 'h i n g t on - Obla ined Los Ang /8 21 .509 5 Calif 28 27 509 3' ' Dutch soccer star (us Hiddink Houston 73 29 .442 51 ~ Chicago 24 29 . <~53 6' ' on loan lrom the Nee F .C. club Sa n Diego 23 31 .426 91 2 M inesota 21 33 .389 10 1n Holland . A11anta 20 JJ .377 11 Seanle 19 39 .328 IJ Chi cago - Signed defensi11e Friday 's Res ults Friday ' s Resulfs player Miguel Ferreira Per . Chicago 5, San Die-goo Cle-veland} , M innesota 3 re ira of Brill il. Montrea l 10, Lo~ Angeles 9 Detro1t l . Kansas C1l 'r' 2 Footblll New York J, San Franc isco 1 M it w 3. Toron to 1, 10 inns . Chicago - Signed t i11e 1978 Ph iladelphia 6, Aflanta 1 Ch icago 4, Tex as 3 draft p ic ks : runn ing back John Pi ttsburgh 11 , Cincinnati 9 Balf1more 5. Oak.tano J Skibinsk i of Purdue ; linebacker Houston 11. St. Lou is 7 New York J. Cal iforn ia 1 Mekel i terem ia of Br igham Sund•y '~ G•mes Boston 3,· Seatt le 2 Young ; tight end Gt'Orge Houston at St. Lou i s Sunday ' ~ G;~mes Freitas of California ; lineback San D iego at Chic ago Minnesota at Cle11eland er M ik e Mart in of Kentucky ; Cincinnati at P ittsburgh Kansas Ci t y at Detro 1t and linebacker Lew Sibley or Atlanta at Ph iladelph ia Torontcr at M i lwaukee , 2 Lou isiana State. Sa n Francisco at New York New York at Cai 1IOrn1a St . Louis Signed Buddy Los Angeles at Montrea l 8.Ji t i mo(e at Oakland Parker as a special assistant to Boston at Seatt le Head Coach Bud W ilkinson . Ch icago at Tex as , n 1Qh t Jy United Press International l' n NORTHFIELD RESULTS NORT HFIELD, Ohio tUPI ) - Veteran lrotter Slomen upset even money favorite Heyday in winning RICHARD FROST, JR .. the featured ninth race at 15-year-old son of Mr. and Northfield Park Friday night. Mrs. Richard Frosl. Sr. of Driver Charles Sylvester 3733 Panama Drive, took Slomen to the lead out of Westerville, was camping the starting gate and the fouralong Raccoon Creek with year-old son of Speedstar his brother Bob, 13-years· held on for a wire-to-wire old, lhe weekend of May 27. victo ry in 2:04 1·5, good They ca ught s..-era l fish . enough lor a 3~. length Richard had three different margin over Heyday. Oppy catches, une white bass, Diller finished third. one catfish and one Slomen paid$6.60, $3.40 and walleye. The Frost family $2.80. Heyday paid $3.20 and have frequently camped at $3.40 and ()-ppy Diller kicked Raccoon Valley campsites back $3.40. for the past five years. Nuanee won lhe IOih race, starting off a big triple com bination of 8-4-3 that paid $304.5(). Top Andy was second and Racey Ellen finished (. YNE CENTER POOL SCHEDULE Week of June 13. me third . TIME DATE - ACTIVITY A crowd of 3,617 wagered 1·5 p.m. June 13 Open Swim $411,639. June 14 Open Swim 1-5 p.m. 6-&p.m. 1-5 p.m. June 15 Open Swim MONTREAL ( UPI) - The 12 noon-4 p.m. Mootreal Expos announced June 16 Open Sw im 12 noon-4 p.m. June 17 Open Swim Friday they hav e placed 1~ noon - ~ p.m. June 18 Open Swim righthanded pitcher Sian New Ralts for June 1 - ~ hour blocks - 5.50 ch ild-51 adull. Bahnsen on the 21-day 3-4 hour blocks - 51 chlld-51.50 adult. disabled list. Family Rates Bahnsen was placed on the There is a poss ibil ity of hav ing family rales beg inn ing July list retroactive to June 6 1. lnlormation will be published tater . because of a sore right ~::::::::::::::::::::::::: : ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :: :::::::::::::: : :: : ::::: :::: ::::::: ::::::::;:::::::::::::::;:;:;::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: shoulder. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI ) - Jack Gardner, the only roach to take two college teams to the final four in the NCAA ba s kelball championships, will retire July I, Ute University of Utah announced today. He will remain active in his capacity as national coordinator for the Partners of the Americas Sports Exchange Program. Gardner had a 486-23:> woolost coaching record at Kansas State and Utah. When he was relieved as coach at Utah allhe end of Ute 197().71 seas on, he ranked third behind only Adolph Rupp of Ken lucky and UCLA's John Wooden in total victories . International League United Press Internationa l · W . L . Pet . G B Charleston 37 16 .698 R ichmond 28 23 549 8 Pawtu cket 15 14 510 . 10 Rochester 23 1• 489 11 To led o 23 25 .479 11' 1 Columb u s 22 14 .478 I JI ~ Tidewater 74 29 45 3 13 Syra c use 17 34 333 19 Fri d ar 's Resulh Ch arle ston . Columcus 6 Pawtucket 4, Toledo J, 10 inn in gs Ro chester 7. R ichmond I Syracuse 7, T idewa ter 2 Today 's Games Charle ston at Columbus Pawtucket at To l edo Ri chmond at Roches ter T 1dewater at Sy ra cuse singles from Carl Yastrzemski in the eighth and Dwight Evans in the ninth to squeeze past the Mariners. Elsewhere in the American League, New York edged Ca lifornia, J.l, Ballimore defeated · Oakland , 5-3, Milwaukernipped Toronto, 32, in 10 innings , Chicago beat Texas, 4-3 , Cleveland whipped Minnesota, 7-3 , and Detro it edged Kansas City. J. 2. Yankees 3, Angels 1: Bucky Dent singled home two runs in the ninth inning to give lhe Yankees a triumph over Frank Tanana and the Angels. Ed Figueroa and Rich Gossage combined on a seven-h iller lor New York , backed by Thurman Munson's home run . Orio les 5, A's 3: Left-hander Mike Flanagan tossed a thr ee-hitter in pitching the Orioles to their eighth consecutive triumph . Eddie Murra y and Rick Demp se y s upp ort ed f'lanagan with home runs as Baltimore beat Pete Broberg. Brewers 3, Blue Jays 2: Ben Oglivie singled home Ute winning run in Ute lOth inning to give lhe Brewers a victory . Mik e Caldwell went the distance on a seven-hitter for Milwaukee . White Sux 4, Rangers 3: Bil) Nahorodny 's tWCHJUt, two-run single ca pped a three-run sixth inning which enabled the While Sox to win th eir fifth straight ~arne. Al Oliver homered for Texas, Indians 7, Twins 3: David Clyde , with some strong relief help from Jim Kern , picked up his fourtlt victory witltout a loss · to spark the Indians. Cleveland snapped a 21-inning scoreless streak to hand Geoff Zahn the loss. Tigers I, Ruya ls 3: Aurelio Rodriguez hit a two- run homer and Jack BillinKharn allowed only three hits in eight innings to lead Detroit. J ohn Hiller ca me on in the ninth for his seventh save. TIME IF LAST N~ME BEGINS WITH 9:00- 9:45 a.m. F. G, H 9:45-t 0:30 A, S t0 :30-tt :t5 T-Z 1t :t5-Noon N, 0 , P, 0 12:45- 1:30 p.m. A t :3; 2:t5 B, c 2:t5 3:00 I, J , K 3:00 3:45 L, M 3:45 4:30 . D, E Open registration will be held from 6-9 p.m. lor thoM who work during tho doy or who cannot be on com pus during the auggoated time . Late reglatratlon through Wednesday , Juno 14, 4:30p.m. FEES : For couraes mlfl<ed with on uteri Ilk('). multiply the number In Jlii'Onthesls {credit noura) by $t3 torresldento of Jackoon , Gall Ia , Melga and Vln lon CouniiM . For all other couraQ multiply cradlt hours by 155.50 . .0.11 f- 111 payable at time of registration . Couraea morl\ld by ( + 1nave fM for aomi materlola. REQUIREMENTS: Any roalden1 of Jackaon. Galllo, Melga or VInton Counttea with 1 high ochool diploma or Ita equivalent may reglaler for .up to 11 credit houro wlthoul applying for edmlulon to the College. Thorell only o nMd to reglatll' Junet2. Fulltime students must apply for edmlulon by contacting thl Ofllce of Admlulona ond Recorda at Rio Grande College and Community College. Rio Gronde College and Community College admits studenta or any race color and 1national or ethnic origin. Rio Grande Coll~e and Communi ty College Is an equal opportunity employl!'. By IRA KAUFMAN '!PI Sports Writer NEW YORK (UP! ) - A strapping right-hander, once publicized as Nolan Ryan's clone, now wants only to be judged as John D' Acquisto. In 1974, D'Acquisto's fastball flashed across National League home pl~tes lik e a streaki ng, though erratic, meteor. He fanned 167 batters in 215 innings for the San Francisco Gia nts and was named the National League's Rookie Pitcher of th e Year, reco rding 12 victories. That's when D'Acquisto was widely heralded as "the next Ryan " - the same treatment sports writers and . broadcasters administer to every hardthrowing young pitcher. "I hate to be compared ; they expect you tu live up to other people 's expectations. I want to come along like myself, " says D'Acquisto. Nine months after D'Acquislo's early fling witlt stardom, it all carne apart starting willt his right arm. "! developed bad habits e Manufact ur&d o l acry liC and ASS matenal s G an teed water p roof. e No tools needed . Eas1lv mSialled w1th tr 1m knife and cau lk gun . e Adj us l ~ 10 TUb alcoves to 60 rnches wtde and to 3:1 1nch es deep. e Complete 1nstruct1ons Oo·l t-Yoursel l iOStillllaIIOn 1ncluded 1n carton. 'li-DcWBathtub Enclosure / '1 Easv 10 innall. .. rnuan1 Mounting w rthout dr ill ing! Three door<> l o r mare convenience ...opens to 213 of lls wrdth . Ava1 l· able 111 ch01ce of Gold, Avocado , Blu e, or Clear. Tar· ni<>h proof , fits all 51anda!d 4-1/2" IO 5' tubs. Built· in ad · ju stmen'ts for out · o f·plumb walls . (,__r C1nci 420 070 100 9 13 0 Pt sbgh 01000460)1( 11180 Moskau . Tom11n (6 J. Borbon t 6l . 8a 1r rn. Sarm iento fBI and Werner , D Robinson . Reuss (21. Wh 1ISOn (6), Ja ckson (7 ), Teku l11c (8 ). Ca ndelar1a (8 ) and Ott W Ja c kso n ( I IJ L - Ba ir (l 2). HR Ci ncmnat i, Foster 1111. Hous Sl L 100 340 030- 11 14 0 010101 010 I 91 CAROLINA LUMBER & SUPPLY COMPANY 675·1160 Point Pleoaont pearance al Tiger Stad.tum in a four game series. If the T1gers should gel hot on the field , lhey could easi ly dr·aw more than 15(),0011 that weekend. Th e Tigers announced Frida y all of the reserved seats for the Friday night game against the Yankees have been so ld. They are now se lling general admission seats on a reserved basis for that game. Detro it is one of seven AL teams that have had an in· crease in attendance so far thi s season. Those teams are the Royal s. Baltimor e Orioles, Boston Red , Sox, Yankees , Oakl and A's and Texas Rangers . pnints en route to the easy victory whi ch l ook just one hour and 20 . minutes on the center c.ourt of the Roland Garros Stadium. He has not lust a set lhe entire tournament. Borg, French Open champion in 1974 and 1975, chose lo play most of the match from the baseline, which resulled in several long rallies with his 25-year·old oppnnenl. But wh en the blong Swede chose to come to the net he overpowered Barazzutli just as easily . Borg's shots were so fi erce that in the third game of the seco nd sel he h1 t a ball back to Barazzulli which knocked the Italian' s racket out of his It was Borg's eighth ft ctory whu will be aiming over Barazzutti in as many lor a th ird slra1ghl Winb ledon malches and hi s erosion of title next month, did slip on ce the Italian's r e~ ist.an ce was - when he fell on his back on progressive. · Barazzutti look Borg tu the court 's dusty red clay rea ching for a forehand in the deuce three tim es in th e first set and three times in lhe fifth game of lhe first set. But lhal was the only upset second . Bul by the third sel, as Borg r::t ced tu vi ctory Barazzutti was overpowered before a capacity crowd of and manag ed to win llll ly fiv e points. 12,000. "I wa sn't playin g badl y," " I thi nk this wa s lhe best Barazzutti said . " But he mat ch sn far," sa1d Borg, wasn't mak inl:\ cmy mistak es. who registered fiv e love He never loses cun centralion. games en route to victory. I don't think he can be beaten "When I won th e first sci 6· nn clay. 0 and was 3-1l up in the second, "The score was ve ry I was afraid I might not ue hard ," Barazzulti said . " He able to cuncentrale," Borg wasn 't playing again st me. he sa id. "But I found eve·ry ttme wa s pla yin g again st the lhal I could concentrate , I hand . Bor~ , 100000001 ·- 1 J2 · 010 100 CO• - 3 61 Splfttorff and Porter : Billing nam H iller 191 and Parrish . W - Biilingham (5 J l. L - Spli ttorfl o 5l . HR - Oelroil . Rodr iguez CINCINNATI {U P!) - The Cincinnati Red> announced Friday the signing of two players in th e recent draft , giving them a total of 11 play ers signed from thi s week's selections. Th e Heels signed Charles I.eibrandt, a left-hand ed pitcher from th e Uni versity of Miami, and Christ Storpolo, an outfielder fr om Metairie, Ia .. 14X70 &'-~, MOBILE HOMES INC. See Jim Staats or Joe Giles Phone' 6-9 ~AIIipolis . Ohio NOWTHRU SATURDAY On June 12 there will be an opening for beginning and advanced Typing and Shorthand Classes at Gallipolis Business College. Weekdays or night classes. Both are being offered . SAVfs3oo ENROLL NOW! For more information contact Lee E. Tyler. 446-4367' No. 75-02 -0472 8 -------------------"'1 -- bllilding materials PRICED RIGHT .. 11 NEW YORK (UPI)- PGA Commissioner Deane Beman a nnou nced Friday the addition of a newly created tournament, the $100,000 Central and South American Open, to the PGA tour, which this year wlll be played Nov . 9-12 at th e Cariari ln!Alrnational Country Club in Co!ita Rica, jusl outside San Jose. The Open marks the first PGA tour event in that part of the hemisphere since the Caribbean tour was discontinued afler 1973. But there are plans to schedule another Caribbean tour In Ule fall . Montreal Expos announced Friday the sisnings of Ray· mood Shines and Donald . Mendon. two of 21 proepects Ule club selected (n , the annual swnmer free agent draft held earlier in the week . Bollt players wlll report lo the Expos' swnrner training camp which starta Saturday 1r1 Jamestown, N.Y. One Coat • Stain Resistant Non Chalking • Non-Yellowing ACRYLIC LATEX HOUSE PAINT • Warranted One Coal • Warranted Non-Yell owing • Mildew Defiant Finis h' • 30 Popular Colors 11. 001 OOJ 000- ' I 0 'r and ( 10 Inn i ng s) To r 000 002 000 o- 2 7 1 Mil 100 001 000 1- J 11 I Clan c1J , Murphy 19 ) and Cerone ; Caldwe l l and Moore. W - Caldwell (6 31. L- Murphy (2 · Te:ca s 701 000 000- 3 8 0 Torrealba , Schuele r ( 1l. LaGrow ( 1l and Nahorodny ; Medlch , Umbarger (7 ), Comer [81 and Ellis. W- Schueler 11 · 1) . L - Medic h ( 1·2) . HR - SAFETY TOE CL.OSE OUT ELCONA SECRETARIAL REFRESHER Ill . Chi points." was surpri sed. " Richard ,(8) SamDilo ( 6 ). K ; . . Forscn and Baldwin MMtine z. Fra2icr (5) , Urrea [7), Sc hultz (8) and Si mmOns w Richard 15 61 L Frazier tO 11 H R Sl LOUIS , Rt> 1ll (5) MONTREAl~ (UPI) - The 0 Tiger attendance • lS up 48 percent after my arm surgery (June, 1975), " says the 26-year-old relief pile her of the San Diego Padres. "When I couldn't get lhe ball over, I started to give them something to hit just to thr ow strikes. I was a defensive pitcher after I hurt my arm." D' Acquisto suffered Ulrough a miserable 1976 campaign with the Giants before he was traded to the St. Louis Cardinals in October, 1976, and he recalls the erosion of hi s selfconfidence: "Bill Rigney (then Giants Manager ) told me in August, '76, 'l'ni not gonna pitch you the rest of the season.' He never gave me a reason and he never did pitch me again until the last game of the year. "And then he expects me to be sharp." D' Acquislo has always been a power pitcher willt poor control - but during Utose post-surgery years with San Francisco and St. Louis, he couldn't even groove ~ pitches lor strikes with any consistency . The Padres Ph i la 201 030 OOx 6 90 Solomon , Skok Ul . Camp ( 7). , Ca mpbe ll ( 8 ) and Pocoroba ; Ch r ist enson and Boone , wcn r lstenson ( .s 4l. L - So lomon (I 4) HR s Philad elph ia, Lu zinSkt 2 ( 12 ) ; Atlanta , Po coroba ()) ,, "W ·: Barazzutli 6.j), 6-1. 6-0 to reach Sunday's fin als of the $400,000 Fren ch Open Tennis Championships. Bu r~. who turned 22 last Tuesday, dropped just 35 Friday's linescores e A vailabll! m thre4! colors: Gold Traver tine Whue F to tat 10n Marble Celes t ial Aqua Onyx PARIS (UPI) - Top seed Bjorn Borg, who looks more impressive with each passing match , continu.ed his devastating play Saturday, defeating Italian Corrado picked him up from the Cardinals in May , 1977 but he again struggled lo reach mediocrity last season. But a funny thing happened to D'Acquisto on the way to Tucson this past exhibition season : he was told the trullt · DETROIT (UP!) - The : by a major lea gue Tigers' fast start in the manager. Pennant Race has boosted " I called him over at the the team's attendance by 48 end of spring training and percent - the highest pertold him, 'We have a whole lot ce ntage box office increase uf of goodlooking young pitchers any time in the American on lltis team,' says Padres League. Manager Roger. Craig. "His In the Tigers' first 22 home face must have sank 10 feet. dates this season, they have Then I rold him we decided to attracted 494 ,463 cash keep him on the team- but I customer s. That is a n emphasized that he was the average of 22,385 every time lOth man on our staff . they have opened the gates. "I told him he'd be the That is 159,677 more lhan mopup man - coming in they drew for their first 22 when we're nine runs behind dates a year ago or an in· - until he proved to me he crease of 48 percent. could pitch. The next day he Ka nsas City has watched came up to me and said its attendance increase 'nobody ever talked to me 187,486 as a result uf the like thai."' Division title . However, for D' Acquisto is not a starting the Royals tha t represents an pitcher anymore - but he's increase of only 40 percent. not a mopup man either. The Detroit is looking ahead lo Padres are using him in long · June 22-25 when the Yankees relief and the results have will make their first apbeen reassuring to everyone bul the opposition. MI LWAUKEE (UP!) Through his first 22 innings Coach Don Nelson said the D' Acquislo allowed 13 hits, Milwaukee Bucks "gol the walked 13 and struck out 26 man we wanted" Friday while com piling a glittering when they drafted St. .John 's Texas, Oliver tn. Major League Resulfs 1.23 ERA . He hadn't allowed University (N.Y.) forward By United Press lnlt r nation a l Ball coo no 010- 5 10 o a home run and he likes his George Johnson in the NBA National League coo coo 210- 3 J J San Dgo 000 000 000-- 0 I 1 Oak Flanagan l!lnd Dempsey ; Bro · new challenge . draft of college players. Chi 220 001 00• - 5 8 1 Owch inko. Rasmussen (J) . berg, Heav erlo (5), La cey (7), " I can be satisfied being a Johnson said by telephone Lee ( 6 ), D . Acqu lsto (7 l ana Lang ford ( 8) and Ess ian . W short reliever. I get more from his Brooklyn horne he F ianagan (8.4l. L Broberg (6 · Roberts ; Lamp and Rader WLamp (2 SJ. L Owch inko (3 ·6 ). 5) . HR s- Baltimore , Murray enjoyment coming in with was "happy" to ·have been {9 ). Demps ey (2) . HR - Chicago , Kingma n (13). tighl situations and I don't picked by the Bucks. He said 000100001- 3 60 have to pace myself like a he was pleased to be joining a LA 103 00 1003- 9 10 0 NY . 000 010 ooo- 1 7 2 starting pitcher. Mil 004 600 OOx- 10 15 l Cal i f young club and added he F igueroa , Gossage (9) and John , Casl i ll o [ 4) , Hough ( }} "Batters used to take a would be in touch wilh the and Yeager ; MaiJ , Atkinson {)I , Munson ; Tanana and Downin g . Sc1"1 afleder ( .s ). Garman ( 8 ) , W- F igueroa <6 ·41. L - Tanana strik e on me because they Burks early next week about [9 Jl . HR - New York , Munson Knowles ( 9 ) and Carter . W knew I couldn't get the ball conlract terms. Schatl('der < 1 Of . L - John (7 4). Ill . over, but now I realize my HR s .... Los Ange le s, Smilh ( 11 ); Bos 001000011 - 3 61 problems were 100 percent Mo n lr e~ l. Parr i5 h f71 . Se a 000 000 011 - 2 9 0 Ti ant and Fis k : M i tchell , mental. Now I just have a San Fra,n 000 101 000- 2 6 0 NY 000001 02x - J 8 3 Ramo (8) and Stinson. Wvery clear head out there ... Knepper and Hil l ; Koosman , T ianl [5 OJ. L ...- M itchell <2 6) . all the monk eys are off my HR Seattle . Bo eh le [ 4) . Loc kwood (8 ) and Hodges . W back." l.ockwooo [ 6 4) L- Knepper [7 . 31 Alto 010 000 000- I 6 0 . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , K.C Del Convenience and be.uty to enhance any bathroom decor , Borg continues devastating play D'Acquisto finds home with Padres American League 100 000 200- 3 7 I M1nn 030 003 Olx - 7 12 1 Cle11e Zahn , Tha11cr (61 ano Wyne qar ; Clyde , Paxton (] ). Kern (7) an d Prud1 W- Ciyde (4 0) L - Zahn ( S 4). REGISTRATION INFORMATION Number of credit houra for Mch courae ahown above In pwanthnea. Aatarlak (') Indicates course offered through Rio Grande Ccmmunlty Coltego. TIME OF REGISTRATION : Mondoy, June 12 ot Lyne Center on the RIO Grande Cempus. Students art uktd to reg later at tho following tlmn: ~ - The Sunday Times..Sentinel, Sunday, June 11, 1978 2''X4"x8' s ECONOMY GRADE WAS $12.99 ONLY latex' CASH& CARRY PRICES WE DELIVER Gloss Alkyd Oil ~==~ House Paint • Full , R1ch Gloss VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CORPORATION 923 s. 3rd Ave. Middleport, 992-2709 or 992-66 II Open: 7:00 to 5:00 Mon . lhru Fri. 7:00to3:00 Saturday O. • 011and AlKyd Durability • M1 ldew Oeha nt Fm1 sh' 99 GAllON WAS 113.99 'A8S1s1ant to htm destruCtiOn caused by mildew SAVE $5.00 LATEX HOUSE PAINT JWG.GALLON PAIL 98 ~Pgilt Economy Latex House Pain•tt"=:::::::=~~ • Good Ou c~11ty Bu dget Pn ce • All SurfacesWood Maso n ry , M et .:II • Avalfablf' 10 Willie $ 99 GALLDN WAS $6.99 WAS 520.98 • One Coal Coverage CARTER & EVANS BUILDING SUPPLIES 87 OLIVE STREET GALLIPOLIS. OHIO �C~ - The Sunday Times.Sentinel, Sunday, June 11, 1978 Democrat dinner slated June 22 McGhee receives real estate brokers license GALLIPOLIS - Myron L (Bud\ M cG h~e after having met all ur thr reqlll re mt>nts set forth by t h~ state of Ohio. rece ived hts · real est a te brukers lic('nse on June 5. McG hee, fur the pa st t wu years has been sN ving as a salesm an a nd branc h manager fu r VS Rea it)· in the tiallipolis area . Having received hi s real est ate br ok er's and past president of the Ua 11 ipo\IS Hecreation Board, and for the past 25 years has been active as a free lance sport scast er and master of ce remoni es throughout the area . McGhee is the son of Mrs. Mary McGhee of Jackson . Suit filed against <'HUtJi e \!cense, McGhee has tenninatcd hts association wi th VS Realty and is now oper at mg under "Bud" McG hee Realty. He 11 i\1 maintau1 his office at 428 Second Ave . 111 Gallipu\is. phone t61 4J 446-0552. GA LLI PO LI S The Western Sav ings AsSDciation of Trot wood, Ohio, has fi led suit against Joachim A. and Ba rba ra A. Rohach, Spring Lake. Minn.. in Ga 11ia Count y· Common Pleas Co urt . West ern Sav in gs see ks $39,95L29 plus 81o percent in te rest and costs fro m December I, 1977. Th e pla in tiff also see ks foreclosure of the mortgage on 13.866 acres of land in Morgan Township. Plaintiff further asked that a11 liens on the property be marsha11ed. In addilion. the pla int iff asked th at t he property be sold to sa tisfy their claim. In furt her court action. Judge Ronald R. Calho un awarded a judgment of $600.35 to Heeda K. Johnso n, Rt. 2, Vinton, in a suit against Te resa Scott, Ga1lipolis. ''Bud " and h1 s family have resided in the Gallipolis area since Jan uary , 1960. Married tv the former Don a J . C u n~ dtff. they have three children and one grandchtld : Mrs. John 1Beth 1 Null and son 1\yan : Vtckt, a studl'llt at Ohio Statr and Steve. a student at Ga \lia Academy. Pnur to guing into the real estat e busmess McG hee was associated with The Eva ns Packing Co. •french City Meatsl as a salesman for 15 years. Am on ~ ho bbies. Ju s interests and McGh ee hold s membe r ship in Murnw g r>awn L(_ldgc Nu. 7, Ga llipolis Elks Lo d g~ No. 107. Ohio Va 11ev Toast mast ers Club, Gallirolis Golf Club, member ~ REPORTS TH EFT GALLIPO LI S - Ot ho Wolfe report ed to th e Gallip ol is City Police Depart ment f riday that sometime Thursday night 200 ft . of black water hose was taken from Central Soya , 17 ~ Court St , Ga llipolis. 0 l.l l l 'I 0 Bible School opens June 26 MYRON McG HEE Instructions GALLI POLIS . Roy Newell. administrative aide lo Stale Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson, wi ll be guest · speaker at a Democratic potluck dinner to be he ld in Ga\lia Count y. Mr. Newell will present an interesting program on "Government and You" and speak on the record of Auditor f erguson. The dinner is scheduled for Thursda y, J une 22 at 6: 30 p.m. at the Rodney Grange Ha ll. off Rt. 35 , in Rodney. TI1ere is no cha rge to attend. All residents of Gallia County and surrounding counties arc invited to attend . Guests are even t. · E nt ert ainm ent will be provided. Co-chairmen for the dinner arc three young Democrats of Ga\lia County : floyd Wright , Dona ld R. Wright and Jeff Cook, of Rt . 3, Gallipolis. f or addi tional information, contact Floyd Wright at 44621139 . Addition project due for MID DLE PORT - f our new members were given instruction by Joe Young when the Middleport Pomeroy Rotary Club met in regular sess ion Fri day eveni ng at Heath United Methodist Ch urch . The four new members Pal Hill, Char les Cassell, Jam es Sh eets and Pat O'Brien - were presented books on Rotary Club work, pins and four-way test desk plaques . Gu es ts for the meeting, presided over by John Rice in the absence of Carl Denison, president, were Bill Knight , Point Pleasant, and Cleland Will is, Ga11ipolis. Women of t he church served a dJnner. CO LUMBUS Kei th Bradbury , vice - president and treasurer of Bob Evan s Farms, In c. , a nnounced construct ion is underway on a 9300 square feet one-story APPLY FOR LICENSE GALUPOUS - Applying for ma rriage license Friday in Probate Court were Larry Joseph Hood , 19, Addison, carpenter's helper and Barbara J ean Ste wa rt , 17, GaUipolis, sa les clerk. by commission GALLIPOLIS - A recent incident involving the killing of 10 sheep and three goals by a pa ck of dogs has led a spokesman for the Ga llia Co unt y Commi ss ione r 's office to issue a warni ng to re~i dent s that all dogs in th e cuunty must be lagged. Further, if a dog is involved in the sla ughter of livestock, by law, that animal may be destroyed within 48 hours. The Commissioner's offi ce warns that residents should be aware of this law, and understand that it is being enforced. MEET TIJESOAY POME ROY The Pomeroy Eagles La dles Auxiliary will meet at 8 p.m . Tuesd ay at the clu b. Meetin gs a r e held every other Tuesday at 8 p.m. AU interested persons a re invited. DONATED ITEMS- The Student Orga nization of the Practical Nursing School of Buckeye Hills Career Center re ce ntl y donated two sphyg moma nometers, th ree scissors and three pen lights to the Gallia County Volunteer Emergency Squad . Becky Brislin and Gary Rife , students in the Practical Nursing program , present the items to Greg Frazier, a board member of the GCVES. EVENT NEXT SATURDAY GAL I.!P OLIS A Gymania Ganu will be held at the Bob Evans Amphitheatre Saturday , June 17, at 7 p.m. Roger Williams, of Thunnan , is the chorister and Mrs. , Margaret Th omas is the pian ist. The Cava lcade Choristers under the direction of D. Merrill Davis and John Ec ker wi ll prese nt special numbers. A Welsh Tea will follow the program served by the Cardiff Club. The Cardiff. Clu b of Southeastern Ohio Women's Welsh Club invtte everyone to allend this traditional Welsh songfest. completion in late August Warning issued addition to the company's headquarters, 3776 S. High St. , Columbus. Completion is set for late August. Corporate growth requiring an incr.ea sin g number of employees in Columbus is the reason for expanslon, according to Bradbury. He said the original build ing was completed in 1963, with three additions bet ween then and 1975. This is the fourth and largest single addition in 15 years. Sev enty·five employ ees curre ntly wo rk at th e Colum bus office, with the new addition \o house some of the company's execut iv e offices and sales acco unting department. Bob Evans Farms, Inc.. markets sausage in 12 stales from the Mississippi River to the ea st coast and operates the wholly owned subsidiary , Bob Evans Farm Foods, Inc., with 36 resta urants in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana , Mi chigan and West Virginia. MARRIAGE LICENSES. POMEROY - Marriage licenses were issued to Roger Warren Stearns, 28, Rt. I, Rutland, and Florence Mae Richmond , 18, Rt. I, Middleport : Ralph Eugene Bayes , 39, Lubbock, Texas, a nd Betty Fergu son, 35, Middleport . Find out why~ all over are switching to Allstate auto insurance. Why are so many dr ivers switching, their insurance ro Allstate? We' ll gi·;e you lots of reasons. Allstate offers lots of special rates and discounts. Good Driver. , Compact Car. Two Car. Low Mi leage. Young Married. And more. And Allstate offers today's most advanced claim handling. Coast lo wast. Fast. Convenient. We th in k you'll find a di fference wit h Allstate. So compare companies. Find out why the ow ners of over nine million cars are now in "good hands." Call or come in. ACROSS 1 3~ 71 Co n la tn e r 74 Groups ot th rees 133 Cubtc m e ter 135 Harvest god- 16 Sheer 76 Lat r 21 One commt l- 77 Sna1e dess 138 Dance step ted to pr tson lor Ide 22 Cit rus l rut l 78 In ad dttt on 132 Oll sp11 ng den 13 W1pe out 14 Bet 25 Un tt o t Siamese 18 Re s1gn 88 Call mf'nt tabt.H I flower 9-l Goss 1p 98 Vrrgrn1a 16 Su ccor WI I- 37 Chr nf''H' oa - gada 38 Wo rm 40 Ell s d2 Pose l or par trart 43 Fur bea rrng mamrna l 44 Mound 45 Hasten 47 Sola 49 Warmth 452 2nd Avr Gallipolis 50 We• gh l olInd1a 51 Full suppl y 54 Challenge 55 38th pres1· den t S6 Mo ther ot D•onysu s 59 Con d uc ted 50 CarPen ter :, tool 109 5 Arid 8 Pn nt er's measure lpl. \ 9 Pr efiJ. ; with 10 Conju nc tion 11 Forgive 10 Norse god ,. I' I' srlve r 1 1' chloride 147 Music : as tellurium 91 Take unlaw- poin t tully 92 Soaks up 27 Before '' I'' I" 157 Note of scale r,. I'' I" wrllten 148 The sun 149 Fuss 151 Hebrew lette r 153 Symbol for 90 Passageway 155 Compass ca n vil lage I" 80 Amerr can ~ rod uct 146 od ium tent 19 Royal 20 South Affl· " I' I' 1• 1·· 140 Foam 144 Write 145 Bakel' s ostric h 18 Sy mbol lor 129 Matures 74 Rtp 75 Game 77 Test . 78 Appellallon 81 Female sheep 113 G,ra'n 84 Liberat e 87 G1asp 89 Most compe- 17 Make lace 12\War god 116 Wa y 118 Decay 134 Colded clo th 136 Metal tubes ot A l~ena 12 Dry 13 Flying mammal 14 EKiSIS 15 Loss 16 Trade 127 E-.pe11ences Somewhat dim . . 73 l as t snc lines 137 Cubic m eter 0 ~ son net 139 Ha utess 7 Told 1?•I Stlich 132 Carousal ltcewo rk 71 by KORB Y Sizes J7 to 46 ge ou s 70 Bower of Ia!· 131 Preposi tion , poi nt sop 130 Mo re coura· 68 No t merry 4 Co mpass 110 No te o t sc ale 111 The s weet ~ ano!her fo rrr: 129 Se parate 64 Edible tish 6 Perm its de• tv 56 Ba bylon1an de rty 67 lnd•a rerg n 69 Ooc tr rne 61 Unger 6J Units sel tabbr 1 65 Teutonrc 64 Wa lk 125 Tull ol Ieath· 57 Rent ers 58 Fungous diS· tit Groan ease 127 Use again i n 1r. !crest 2 Ceremome s 3 Rear of yes - DOtnl A stale 11? Unreft ned 11 4 SupP.rlahve en drng 116 Lubnca le 117 Avo rds 119 Green land se ttleme nt 120 H1nts 62 Reqre l 56 Hall I"' You give Dad a sport coat and we wi II give him a genuine horsehide leather belt. FREEl SLACKS •12 99 CA SUALS BY STATLER Give Dad a pair of slacks and a dress shirt and we will give him a tie. FREEl I"' "' ~ I"' " too i•• .. ~" . t{2 .. ~ I" ., $995 , ~ , .. . By Barclay & Encinio I* ,., - .•o ~ I'" I'" I"' ~I ''" "' ~"• ~ ~ ·w "• ~t•• [;2;1'" I"' ~ '·• "' 50% Polyester • 50% Cotton ,.... I'" I'" I'" · ~,~~~;-r; ''" "" I'" . . .. " ' " " ' ' . . , . . . " " "" " OR r~ I"' ' .,. that are now rea dy to be resoi\ed." Resoili og will include placing a 6-i nch layer of so il from ad joining fields over the regra ded spoil ma teria l. Reseeding a ct ivities involve wee ks from now /' Kna pp • PLUS results DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE 1 FREE MILK FLO CAP PER TON PURCHASED - GALLIA ROLLER MILLS COLUMBUS I UPI) - The cash grain prices (pe r bushel) pa id to farmers by grain elevators in the prini cipal ma rketing areas of Ohio after the markets closed fr iday until th e markets close Monday : Northeast Ohio : No . 2 wheal $2.78: No. 2 shelled corn $2.24: No . 2 oilts $1.46; No. 1 soybea ns $6 .56. Northw est Ohio: No. 2 wheut $2.86: No. 2 she lled <:~vera gc DEUTZ. Come in and deal during the month of June. Take advantage of your Deutz dealer's special allowances plus ... get CASH BACK direct from Deutz. These special "Spring Savi ngs", are yours on Deutz air-cooled diesel tractors only if you act now!I! corn $2.30 ; No . 2 oats $1.42o ; No. I soybea ns $6,65. Central Oh io : No. 2 whea l $2.92: No. 2 shell ed corn $2.32: No . 2 oats $1.60: No. I soybeans $6.62. West Central Ohio: No. 2 wheat $2.92: No. 2 shelled corn $2.38; No: 2 oats $1.58; No. I soybea ns $6.66. Southwest Ohi o: No. 2 wheat $2.92: No. 2 she lled corn $2.37 : No. 2 oats $1.50; No . 1 soybea ns $6.69. Tr end : No. 2 wh eat. sharply lower ; Nn . 2 shelled A DEUTZ unchanged : No. I soybea ns, higher. A thought for the day : In 1916, Hepub\w;,n Warren G. Harding mmle a statement para phraSI'd 40 years later by Pr esident .John F . Kennedy, .. ... We have 111U s l *695 • • IIIIUL, PUS DRESS SHIRTS By Fruit of the Loom Golden Harvest Collection SIZES '1 4 to 17% Wearhaus • • MEN'S WE AIL,. •• SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA 03006 04506 06206 06806 08006 010006 013006 Fill lElTZ. Come in and deal during the month of June. Take advan· tage of your Deutz dealsr's special allowances plus ... get CASHBACK direct from Deutz. These special "Spring Savings", are yours on Deutz air-cooled diesel tractors only if you act now ill CAfiiiAC« M lllfSE • .JTIICI WCTDIISI MQOe1 03006 04506 06206 0.6806 08006 010006 013006 P TO HP &1Y1f'I9S 32 _ 43 60 68 85 _ 105 126 $211 211 211 211 311 • 311 riii'U WE 811&1111:11 AT Jlllfl lfJI@ - flll'lL lET cu.ACI 11• llffiJl. ACT alii . . JMS Mil c... _, 111M gp Ill If: FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES VIIIIG AVL 992-5101 POMEROY, OHIO 32 43 --- 60 68 85 105 126 Two· wneel d(/ve models only Savr ngs $200 200 200 200 388 300 300 YOU'U SAVE GREENBACKS AT YOUII DEALEII AND YOU'll SET CASHBACK FROM DEUJZ. ACT NOW!!! BIIING THIS AD! SIDER'S EQUIPMENT HENDERSON , W.VA . HWY. 35 Ol! er exprres June 30 1978 2 NEW ·Products at Central Soya a ci tizenship l es~ concerned about wtwt the ~o v e rnment can tlo fur it and more anxious dbout what it can do for the nation:" aurl· tacts PTO HP M odel 304-675-3440 BELTS $695 CASHBACK 011 THESE Ill-STOCK TRACTORS! Come out and cash in at: co r n , unchanged ; Nn. 2 oats, 81 GRAPE Stripes, Solid Colors with S-MUL 50 DIFFERENT PATIERN S What will be done once these curfun enlS a re given? First, we appr at se the natu ral r esources. What do we have - what is their cundi ti on - wh at a re their problems 11r opport unities. We need have answers ft,r all of these questiuns. Next we evalua te these sa id. The prujecl a rea cuvers 86 acres whi ch ha ve been eroding for over 20 yea rs into the West Bra nch of Shade ~i vc r tributa ry . "A REAL NICE SELECTION" and Other Details ,I.. eroding fmm the project site . Arcordin g t o Harold Knapp, Superintendent of the project for Huhlin Cons tru c tio n C(Jmpany, " Rcseedmg should sta rt in about two wee ks on areas Machine Washable Contrasting Collar, Sleeves d iJOC? comments. We consolidate them and find the major concerns ur problem areas. After t his t he nal ton a\ gove rnment has ne w policies developed based on the given informat ion . Wh en the new policies ar e made, t he program will be impl emented to correct or hel p solve some of the problems that local citizens outlined. One point lu fnentior1 here is that - th is is no report to be made and lost or forgotten. There must be an ann ual rcpmt t o Congre.ss on th e budgeting of these problems by the President. And every fifth yea r the local people will Continued on page D-ll ap ply ing lim e, fertil ize r, >1raw mulch and seed. " The lola \ project sh ould be completed about eight SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS 1eo Heb or n" project. The regradi ng of the strip nune spo il is over onc~h a lf t'um ~ plete. Two sediment ponds have been constructed tu reduce the a mount of sedim ent GENUINE HORSE LEATHER Size s 30 to 44 Pl ai ns · Pla ids - Checks SHORT SLEEVE I" BY BOYD RUTH Soli Cons. Service Telephone 992-6G4'7 POME ROY Heclamat ion work is pro · gr essing in Sc ipio Twp .. Meigs Cou nty, on the "Land ,.. ,. From (KRAFT) :::I:ll!lJIIIII!!!11111111111 11111111111 Wa ist Sizes 29 to 42 attend and voice hi:-> or her uptnion _ What does this information prugrarn hope to fi nd? Basica ll y we wa nt to know OJ Wha t yo u feel arc the problems in your a rea , (2) the present J>rugrarns so lving these problem s and, [ 3 ) if nut. wh at else needs to be Meigs reclamation in progress 38% Red Rose Dairy Short Pellet 42% Red Rose Dairy Mixer 32% Eclipse Dairy Supplements Fruit of the Loom and Hanes Underwear . Ties • $3.50 All Leather Belts • $6.95 Iilterwoven Hose Wranglers Fashion Jeans Sport Caps Walking Shorts 118 Employs This means that every indiv idu al , urga nizatlun ur gruup wi th an interest or l'!JJH.: crn a bout nat ura l rCS1i Urces, C:Jn have a voice in shaping loca l and national cnnser vatiun prugra 1ns. Wht:Jt acti ons are proposed llJ gath er local opin ions cmd comments? There have been nearly 3,000 questionnaires sen t tu cuunty citizens a nd~or lan down ers. Th ere a re seve ral hundred in the Agricul\ure Serv ice Center ava ilable to anyone wi shin g tu respond . Telephone comments are welcomed at any time. And on July 10, th ere wt ll be a publtc mee ting open to any one wishing to VIEW Of str ip mine spoil before regrading at Meigs County " West Branch Shade River" reclamation project one-m ile north .of Pageville. t Photo by Boyd Ruth , USDA SCSI. '5.00 PER TON DISCOUNT ON: SILVER BRIPGE PLAZA SPORT COATS REGRADED strip mine spoi l rea dy for addition of 6inch layer of soil to support pla nt life. No vegetation has existed on most of site fot ov er 2oyears. (Photo by Boyd Ruth, USDA-SCS ). AND ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Phone 446-1761 • • MEN'S WEAR_.. •• 119 Transscented gresses herb 55 Perta ining to 121 Co lo nizes France 113 Conju nction 161 Slack DOWN 1 Ooen space 108 Compass weed 116 Man ' s name 53 Str ong- 160 Dog re m tOO Pert orm 10? Hard twrsted thread 103 Afh rmatr ve 10d Depos rt 105 Orrnk s slo wly 106 One o f Three Musketeer s t 15 Biblical Gallia Counly GAI.l.IPOI.JS - Last week I mention ed a new phi losoph y being formed by the federal ~uve rn mc n t to ward its nat ural resource policies . Now, I wi ll outli ne th e prog ram and pr oc edu res from which the ne w policies will be made. The purpose of th e Resources Conservation Act is to ensur e that USDA prog rams f(J r the co n· se rva tion uf suil , water and r<.'i at ed resources a re re:;ponsive to the shor1 and long-te rm needs uf the nation. NICI( JOHNSON tn Frutt drinks ern Indians 11 3 Chickens Soil Cons. St>rvice McGINNESS-STANLEY AGENCY :INC. 11 2 Southwest- numbe r !59 Taut 99 Mr splaced 107 Stu pefy 49 Vast throng SO Prophet 51 Entreaties 52 Smalles t 156 Mo re usual 158 tncl inal ron lOw 106 Co llec tion s ot fact s IOJ waste study 154 Poker stakes 97 Calm 35 Fre e of \0 152 Musrcal 90 Showy 33 Preln down 34 Brow n \o..,wr body 42 Appeared 43 Withered 44 Fiber plant 46 Preposition 48 Allowance !50 Repul se 89 Re g•on 32 A st att> 41 H eav enly 144 Yo ung salmo n 145 Scor ches 147 Strike s 149 Srmian CO W 10 Acco mpl rsh- 40 Seines 142 Pronoun 85 lrtsh dramahst 86 Cues trke It ShOu ts 39 lean-to 141 Arti c le 143 Part ol be 97 ShOie birds 99 Fal sehoOds tOt Largebeaked bird 105 Cook slowly District Conserva tionist Grain ear aus 95 Act ual be1ng 96 Wei rd sure 140 Resort 79 Repea t w1 lh· out vanaoon 82 Tall1ed 84 Group ol 93 ReverberaI ton 36 Chiel 37 Weary 139 Mar shes Sh ipS currency 29 Great Lake 31 Cloth mea· Evergreen trees 77 Beast ol bur - BY STEPHEN HIBINGER NOW AVAILABLE THROUGH THE SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLER I Pre-em tnent 6 Genu s o! heath s 11 Enthu stas l tc Program, procedures .outlined RUTLAND - Bible School has been set for the Rutland United Methodist Church for the week of J une 2ii from 6:30 to 8:30 each evening. "Jesus, God's Wonderful Gift " will be the theme. There will be crafts, Bible teaching, and refreshments for the school for children from three through youth. Tr a nsportal ion will be provided. asked to bnng a prepared dish and tableware. F ea l urcd spca ker s are Stale Hep. Ron J a mes, Jack Hilyer for Slate Senate, and Jim Plummer for Congress. All Democratic candidates are iJJVited to speak at the given to new Romrians C-7- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunda y, June II , 1978 ~ ·~ 1'.._,.I . Don't skimp on the potash if you want top yieldi n ~ soybeans.That's t he advice of C liff S p ies . Pu r d ue Uni versi ty ag ron om ist. " Pota ssium is the element soybeans most fr equ e~tly ' I' , ~. Give your chickens and turkeys run short of while there ts a tendency to use potas h and phosphate in t he sa me amounts. Soybean s remove mor e p ot a s h .than phosphate." S~il ~H 1s not an important hmttmg fac tor for soybean yields. Spies says tha t if ~H is adequate for corn. tt 's generally adequate for . s~ yb ea n s. University of lllmo1s ag:onomists say t hey ·~ lillie need for micronutnents or nitrogen fertilization for sor beans . Univemty of Illinois agronomiStS fl!l'l, " broadcast application ?f soybean fertilizer u su~lly ts sufficient. However, tf the phosphate level is .very low, benefit may be dertved fro~ placing some i~ the row . Using both sml test and plant anal ysis will show you what you need for high yielding soybea ns. FULTON-lltOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Spri ng Ave. Pumerov Oh io 11111111 :::: .. ''1111!111111111!1111111 . .. ; I POSITIVE NUTRITION POWER with Self Feeder Whey Blocks .TRY THESE .NEW PRODUCTS. TODAY AT CENTRAL SOYA al Ohio, Inc., 69 SYCAMORE GALLIPOLIS Pex Whey Blocks offer you a n easy and efficient method for giving your birds whey and other valuabl e milk nutrient.<;. Yo~r birds wi ll consume more feed and use ll efficientl y,"" they 'll gain rapidly' and develop big, mealy bodies. They H restsl stress and disease. red ucing moriBhty and cull. *CENTRAL SOYA IS NOW CLOSING AT NOON ON SATURDAY �C~ - The Sunday Times.Sentinel, Sunday, June 11, 1978 Democrat dinner slated June 22 McGhee receives real estate brokers license GALLIPOLIS - Myron L (Bud\ M cG h~e after having met all ur thr reqlll re mt>nts set forth by t h~ state of Ohio. rece ived hts · real est a te brukers lic('nse on June 5. McG hee, fur the pa st t wu years has been sN ving as a salesm an a nd branc h manager fu r VS Rea it)· in the tiallipolis area . Having received hi s real est ate br ok er's and past president of the Ua 11 ipo\IS Hecreation Board, and for the past 25 years has been active as a free lance sport scast er and master of ce remoni es throughout the area . McGhee is the son of Mrs. Mary McGhee of Jackson . Suit filed against <'HUtJi e \!cense, McGhee has tenninatcd hts association wi th VS Realty and is now oper at mg under "Bud" McG hee Realty. He 11 i\1 maintau1 his office at 428 Second Ave . 111 Gallipu\is. phone t61 4J 446-0552. GA LLI PO LI S The Western Sav ings AsSDciation of Trot wood, Ohio, has fi led suit against Joachim A. and Ba rba ra A. Rohach, Spring Lake. Minn.. in Ga 11ia Count y· Common Pleas Co urt . West ern Sav in gs see ks $39,95L29 plus 81o percent in te rest and costs fro m December I, 1977. Th e pla in tiff also see ks foreclosure of the mortgage on 13.866 acres of land in Morgan Township. Plaintiff further asked that a11 liens on the property be marsha11ed. In addilion. the pla int iff asked th at t he property be sold to sa tisfy their claim. In furt her court action. Judge Ronald R. Calho un awarded a judgment of $600.35 to Heeda K. Johnso n, Rt. 2, Vinton, in a suit against Te resa Scott, Ga1lipolis. ''Bud " and h1 s family have resided in the Gallipolis area since Jan uary , 1960. Married tv the former Don a J . C u n~ dtff. they have three children and one grandchtld : Mrs. John 1Beth 1 Null and son 1\yan : Vtckt, a studl'llt at Ohio Statr and Steve. a student at Ga \lia Academy. Pnur to guing into the real estat e busmess McG hee was associated with The Eva ns Packing Co. •french City Meatsl as a salesman for 15 years. Am on ~ ho bbies. Ju s interests and McGh ee hold s membe r ship in Murnw g r>awn L(_ldgc Nu. 7, Ga llipolis Elks Lo d g~ No. 107. Ohio Va 11ev Toast mast ers Club, Gallirolis Golf Club, member ~ REPORTS TH EFT GALLIPO LI S - Ot ho Wolfe report ed to th e Gallip ol is City Police Depart ment f riday that sometime Thursday night 200 ft . of black water hose was taken from Central Soya , 17 ~ Court St , Ga llipolis. 0 l.l l l 'I 0 Bible School opens June 26 MYRON McG HEE Instructions GALLI POLIS . Roy Newell. administrative aide lo Stale Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson, wi ll be guest · speaker at a Democratic potluck dinner to be he ld in Ga\lia Count y. Mr. Newell will present an interesting program on "Government and You" and speak on the record of Auditor f erguson. The dinner is scheduled for Thursda y, J une 22 at 6: 30 p.m. at the Rodney Grange Ha ll. off Rt. 35 , in Rodney. TI1ere is no cha rge to attend. All residents of Gallia County and surrounding counties arc invited to attend . Guests are even t. · E nt ert ainm ent will be provided. Co-chairmen for the dinner arc three young Democrats of Ga\lia County : floyd Wright , Dona ld R. Wright and Jeff Cook, of Rt . 3, Gallipolis. f or addi tional information, contact Floyd Wright at 44621139 . Addition project due for MID DLE PORT - f our new members were given instruction by Joe Young when the Middleport Pomeroy Rotary Club met in regular sess ion Fri day eveni ng at Heath United Methodist Ch urch . The four new members Pal Hill, Char les Cassell, Jam es Sh eets and Pat O'Brien - were presented books on Rotary Club work, pins and four-way test desk plaques . Gu es ts for the meeting, presided over by John Rice in the absence of Carl Denison, president, were Bill Knight , Point Pleasant, and Cleland Will is, Ga11ipolis. Women of t he church served a dJnner. CO LUMBUS Kei th Bradbury , vice - president and treasurer of Bob Evan s Farms, In c. , a nnounced construct ion is underway on a 9300 square feet one-story APPLY FOR LICENSE GALUPOUS - Applying for ma rriage license Friday in Probate Court were Larry Joseph Hood , 19, Addison, carpenter's helper and Barbara J ean Ste wa rt , 17, GaUipolis, sa les clerk. by commission GALLIPOLIS - A recent incident involving the killing of 10 sheep and three goals by a pa ck of dogs has led a spokesman for the Ga llia Co unt y Commi ss ione r 's office to issue a warni ng to re~i dent s that all dogs in th e cuunty must be lagged. Further, if a dog is involved in the sla ughter of livestock, by law, that animal may be destroyed within 48 hours. The Commissioner's offi ce warns that residents should be aware of this law, and understand that it is being enforced. MEET TIJESOAY POME ROY The Pomeroy Eagles La dles Auxiliary will meet at 8 p.m . Tuesd ay at the clu b. Meetin gs a r e held every other Tuesday at 8 p.m. AU interested persons a re invited. DONATED ITEMS- The Student Orga nization of the Practical Nursing School of Buckeye Hills Career Center re ce ntl y donated two sphyg moma nometers, th ree scissors and three pen lights to the Gallia County Volunteer Emergency Squad . Becky Brislin and Gary Rife , students in the Practical Nursing program , present the items to Greg Frazier, a board member of the GCVES. EVENT NEXT SATURDAY GAL I.!P OLIS A Gymania Ganu will be held at the Bob Evans Amphitheatre Saturday , June 17, at 7 p.m. Roger Williams, of Thunnan , is the chorister and Mrs. , Margaret Th omas is the pian ist. The Cava lcade Choristers under the direction of D. Merrill Davis and John Ec ker wi ll prese nt special numbers. A Welsh Tea will follow the program served by the Cardiff Club. The Cardiff. Clu b of Southeastern Ohio Women's Welsh Club invtte everyone to allend this traditional Welsh songfest. completion in late August Warning issued addition to the company's headquarters, 3776 S. High St. , Columbus. Completion is set for late August. Corporate growth requiring an incr.ea sin g number of employees in Columbus is the reason for expanslon, according to Bradbury. He said the original build ing was completed in 1963, with three additions bet ween then and 1975. This is the fourth and largest single addition in 15 years. Sev enty·five employ ees curre ntly wo rk at th e Colum bus office, with the new addition \o house some of the company's execut iv e offices and sales acco unting department. Bob Evans Farms, Inc.. markets sausage in 12 stales from the Mississippi River to the ea st coast and operates the wholly owned subsidiary , Bob Evans Farm Foods, Inc., with 36 resta urants in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana , Mi chigan and West Virginia. MARRIAGE LICENSES. POMEROY - Marriage licenses were issued to Roger Warren Stearns, 28, Rt. I, Rutland, and Florence Mae Richmond , 18, Rt. I, Middleport : Ralph Eugene Bayes , 39, Lubbock, Texas, a nd Betty Fergu son, 35, Middleport . Find out why~ all over are switching to Allstate auto insurance. Why are so many dr ivers switching, their insurance ro Allstate? We' ll gi·;e you lots of reasons. Allstate offers lots of special rates and discounts. Good Driver. , Compact Car. Two Car. Low Mi leage. Young Married. And more. And Allstate offers today's most advanced claim handling. Coast lo wast. Fast. Convenient. We th in k you'll find a di fference wit h Allstate. So compare companies. Find out why the ow ners of over nine million cars are now in "good hands." Call or come in. ACROSS 1 3~ 71 Co n la tn e r 74 Groups ot th rees 133 Cubtc m e ter 135 Harvest god- 16 Sheer 76 Lat r 21 One commt l- 77 Sna1e dess 138 Dance step ted to pr tson lor Ide 22 Cit rus l rut l 78 In ad dttt on 132 Oll sp11 ng den 13 W1pe out 14 Bet 25 Un tt o t Siamese 18 Re s1gn 88 Call mf'nt tabt.H I flower 9-l Goss 1p 98 Vrrgrn1a 16 Su ccor WI I- 37 Chr nf''H' oa - gada 38 Wo rm 40 Ell s d2 Pose l or par trart 43 Fur bea rrng mamrna l 44 Mound 45 Hasten 47 Sola 49 Warmth 452 2nd Avr Gallipolis 50 We• gh l olInd1a 51 Full suppl y 54 Challenge 55 38th pres1· den t S6 Mo ther ot D•onysu s 59 Con d uc ted 50 CarPen ter :, tool 109 5 Arid 8 Pn nt er's measure lpl. \ 9 Pr efiJ. ; with 10 Conju nc tion 11 Forgive 10 Norse god ,. I' I' srlve r 1 1' chloride 147 Music : as tellurium 91 Take unlaw- poin t tully 92 Soaks up 27 Before '' I'' I" 157 Note of scale r,. I'' I" wrllten 148 The sun 149 Fuss 151 Hebrew lette r 153 Symbol for 90 Passageway 155 Compass ca n vil lage I" 80 Amerr can ~ rod uct 146 od ium tent 19 Royal 20 South Affl· " I' I' 1• 1·· 140 Foam 144 Write 145 Bakel' s ostric h 18 Sy mbol lor 129 Matures 74 Rtp 75 Game 77 Test . 78 Appellallon 81 Female sheep 113 G,ra'n 84 Liberat e 87 G1asp 89 Most compe- 17 Make lace 12\War god 116 Wa y 118 Decay 134 Colded clo th 136 Metal tubes ot A l~ena 12 Dry 13 Flying mammal 14 EKiSIS 15 Loss 16 Trade 127 E-.pe11ences Somewhat dim . . 73 l as t snc lines 137 Cubic m eter 0 ~ son net 139 Ha utess 7 Told 1?•I Stlich 132 Carousal ltcewo rk 71 by KORB Y Sizes J7 to 46 ge ou s 70 Bower of Ia!· 131 Preposi tion , poi nt sop 130 Mo re coura· 68 No t merry 4 Co mpass 110 No te o t sc ale 111 The s weet ~ ano!her fo rrr: 129 Se parate 64 Edible tish 6 Perm its de• tv 56 Ba bylon1an de rty 67 lnd•a rerg n 69 Ooc tr rne 61 Unger 6J Units sel tabbr 1 65 Teutonrc 64 Wa lk 125 Tull ol Ieath· 57 Rent ers 58 Fungous diS· tit Groan ease 127 Use again i n 1r. !crest 2 Ceremome s 3 Rear of yes - DOtnl A stale 11? Unreft ned 11 4 SupP.rlahve en drng 116 Lubnca le 117 Avo rds 119 Green land se ttleme nt 120 H1nts 62 Reqre l 56 Hall I"' You give Dad a sport coat and we wi II give him a genuine horsehide leather belt. FREEl SLACKS •12 99 CA SUALS BY STATLER Give Dad a pair of slacks and a dress shirt and we will give him a tie. FREEl I"' "' ~ I"' " too i•• .. ~" . t{2 .. ~ I" ., $995 , ~ , .. . By Barclay & Encinio I* ,., - .•o ~ I'" I'" I"' ~I ''" "' ~"• ~ ~ ·w "• ~t•• [;2;1'" I"' ~ '·• "' 50% Polyester • 50% Cotton ,.... I'" I'" I'" · ~,~~~;-r; ''" "" I'" . . .. " ' " " ' ' . . , . . . " " "" " OR r~ I"' ' .,. that are now rea dy to be resoi\ed." Resoili og will include placing a 6-i nch layer of so il from ad joining fields over the regra ded spoil ma teria l. Reseeding a ct ivities involve wee ks from now /' Kna pp • PLUS results DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE 1 FREE MILK FLO CAP PER TON PURCHASED - GALLIA ROLLER MILLS COLUMBUS I UPI) - The cash grain prices (pe r bushel) pa id to farmers by grain elevators in the prini cipal ma rketing areas of Ohio after the markets closed fr iday until th e markets close Monday : Northeast Ohio : No . 2 wheal $2.78: No. 2 shelled corn $2.24: No . 2 oilts $1.46; No. 1 soybea ns $6 .56. Northw est Ohio: No. 2 wheut $2.86: No. 2 she lled <:~vera gc DEUTZ. Come in and deal during the month of June. Take advantage of your Deutz dealer's special allowances plus ... get CASH BACK direct from Deutz. These special "Spring Savi ngs", are yours on Deutz air-cooled diesel tractors only if you act now!I! corn $2.30 ; No . 2 oats $1.42o ; No. I soybea ns $6,65. Central Oh io : No. 2 whea l $2.92: No. 2 shell ed corn $2.32: No . 2 oats $1.60: No. I soybeans $6.62. West Central Ohio: No. 2 wheat $2.92: No. 2 shelled corn $2.38; No: 2 oats $1.58; No. I soybea ns $6.66. Southwest Ohi o: No. 2 wheat $2.92: No. 2 she lled corn $2.37 : No. 2 oats $1.50; No . 1 soybea ns $6.69. Tr end : No. 2 wh eat. sharply lower ; Nn . 2 shelled A DEUTZ unchanged : No. I soybea ns, higher. A thought for the day : In 1916, Hepub\w;,n Warren G. Harding mmle a statement para phraSI'd 40 years later by Pr esident .John F . Kennedy, .. ... We have 111U s l *695 • • IIIIUL, PUS DRESS SHIRTS By Fruit of the Loom Golden Harvest Collection SIZES '1 4 to 17% Wearhaus • • MEN'S WE AIL,. •• SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA 03006 04506 06206 06806 08006 010006 013006 Fill lElTZ. Come in and deal during the month of June. Take advan· tage of your Deutz dealsr's special allowances plus ... get CASHBACK direct from Deutz. These special "Spring Savings", are yours on Deutz air-cooled diesel tractors only if you act now ill CAfiiiAC« M lllfSE • .JTIICI WCTDIISI MQOe1 03006 04506 06206 0.6806 08006 010006 013006 P TO HP &1Y1f'I9S 32 _ 43 60 68 85 _ 105 126 $211 211 211 211 311 • 311 riii'U WE 811&1111:11 AT Jlllfl lfJI@ - flll'lL lET cu.ACI 11• llffiJl. ACT alii . . JMS Mil c... _, 111M gp Ill If: FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES VIIIIG AVL 992-5101 POMEROY, OHIO 32 43 --- 60 68 85 105 126 Two· wneel d(/ve models only Savr ngs $200 200 200 200 388 300 300 YOU'U SAVE GREENBACKS AT YOUII DEALEII AND YOU'll SET CASHBACK FROM DEUJZ. ACT NOW!!! BIIING THIS AD! SIDER'S EQUIPMENT HENDERSON , W.VA . HWY. 35 Ol! er exprres June 30 1978 2 NEW ·Products at Central Soya a ci tizenship l es~ concerned about wtwt the ~o v e rnment can tlo fur it and more anxious dbout what it can do for the nation:" aurl· tacts PTO HP M odel 304-675-3440 BELTS $695 CASHBACK 011 THESE Ill-STOCK TRACTORS! Come out and cash in at: co r n , unchanged ; Nn. 2 oats, 81 GRAPE Stripes, Solid Colors with S-MUL 50 DIFFERENT PATIERN S What will be done once these curfun enlS a re given? First, we appr at se the natu ral r esources. What do we have - what is their cundi ti on - wh at a re their problems 11r opport unities. We need have answers ft,r all of these questiuns. Next we evalua te these sa id. The prujecl a rea cuvers 86 acres whi ch ha ve been eroding for over 20 yea rs into the West Bra nch of Shade ~i vc r tributa ry . "A REAL NICE SELECTION" and Other Details ,I.. eroding fmm the project site . Arcordin g t o Harold Knapp, Superintendent of the project for Huhlin Cons tru c tio n C(Jmpany, " Rcseedmg should sta rt in about two wee ks on areas Machine Washable Contrasting Collar, Sleeves d iJOC? comments. We consolidate them and find the major concerns ur problem areas. After t his t he nal ton a\ gove rnment has ne w policies developed based on the given informat ion . Wh en the new policies ar e made, t he program will be impl emented to correct or hel p solve some of the problems that local citizens outlined. One point lu fnentior1 here is that - th is is no report to be made and lost or forgotten. There must be an ann ual rcpmt t o Congre.ss on th e budgeting of these problems by the President. And every fifth yea r the local people will Continued on page D-ll ap ply ing lim e, fertil ize r, >1raw mulch and seed. " The lola \ project sh ould be completed about eight SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS 1eo Heb or n" project. The regradi ng of the strip nune spo il is over onc~h a lf t'um ~ plete. Two sediment ponds have been constructed tu reduce the a mount of sedim ent GENUINE HORSE LEATHER Size s 30 to 44 Pl ai ns · Pla ids - Checks SHORT SLEEVE I" BY BOYD RUTH Soli Cons. Service Telephone 992-6G4'7 POME ROY Heclamat ion work is pro · gr essing in Sc ipio Twp .. Meigs Cou nty, on the "Land ,.. ,. From (KRAFT) :::I:ll!lJIIIII!!!11111111111 11111111111 Wa ist Sizes 29 to 42 attend and voice hi:-> or her uptnion _ What does this information prugrarn hope to fi nd? Basica ll y we wa nt to know OJ Wha t yo u feel arc the problems in your a rea , (2) the present J>rugrarns so lving these problem s and, [ 3 ) if nut. wh at else needs to be Meigs reclamation in progress 38% Red Rose Dairy Short Pellet 42% Red Rose Dairy Mixer 32% Eclipse Dairy Supplements Fruit of the Loom and Hanes Underwear . Ties • $3.50 All Leather Belts • $6.95 Iilterwoven Hose Wranglers Fashion Jeans Sport Caps Walking Shorts 118 Employs This means that every indiv idu al , urga nizatlun ur gruup wi th an interest or l'!JJH.: crn a bout nat ura l rCS1i Urces, C:Jn have a voice in shaping loca l and national cnnser vatiun prugra 1ns. Wht:Jt acti ons are proposed llJ gath er local opin ions cmd comments? There have been nearly 3,000 questionnaires sen t tu cuunty citizens a nd~or lan down ers. Th ere a re seve ral hundred in the Agricul\ure Serv ice Center ava ilable to anyone wi shin g tu respond . Telephone comments are welcomed at any time. And on July 10, th ere wt ll be a publtc mee ting open to any one wishing to VIEW Of str ip mine spoil before regrading at Meigs County " West Branch Shade River" reclamation project one-m ile north .of Pageville. t Photo by Boyd Ruth , USDA SCSI. '5.00 PER TON DISCOUNT ON: SILVER BRIPGE PLAZA SPORT COATS REGRADED strip mine spoi l rea dy for addition of 6inch layer of soil to support pla nt life. No vegetation has existed on most of site fot ov er 2oyears. (Photo by Boyd Ruth, USDA-SCS ). AND ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Phone 446-1761 • • MEN'S WEAR_.. •• 119 Transscented gresses herb 55 Perta ining to 121 Co lo nizes France 113 Conju nction 161 Slack DOWN 1 Ooen space 108 Compass weed 116 Man ' s name 53 Str ong- 160 Dog re m tOO Pert orm 10? Hard twrsted thread 103 Afh rmatr ve 10d Depos rt 105 Orrnk s slo wly 106 One o f Three Musketeer s t 15 Biblical Gallia Counly GAI.l.IPOI.JS - Last week I mention ed a new phi losoph y being formed by the federal ~uve rn mc n t to ward its nat ural resource policies . Now, I wi ll outli ne th e prog ram and pr oc edu res from which the ne w policies will be made. The purpose of th e Resources Conservation Act is to ensur e that USDA prog rams f(J r the co n· se rva tion uf suil , water and r<.'i at ed resources a re re:;ponsive to the shor1 and long-te rm needs uf the nation. NICI( JOHNSON tn Frutt drinks ern Indians 11 3 Chickens Soil Cons. St>rvice McGINNESS-STANLEY AGENCY :INC. 11 2 Southwest- numbe r !59 Taut 99 Mr splaced 107 Stu pefy 49 Vast throng SO Prophet 51 Entreaties 52 Smalles t 156 Mo re usual 158 tncl inal ron lOw 106 Co llec tion s ot fact s IOJ waste study 154 Poker stakes 97 Calm 35 Fre e of \0 152 Musrcal 90 Showy 33 Preln down 34 Brow n \o..,wr body 42 Appeared 43 Withered 44 Fiber plant 46 Preposition 48 Allowance !50 Repul se 89 Re g•on 32 A st att> 41 H eav enly 144 Yo ung salmo n 145 Scor ches 147 Strike s 149 Srmian CO W 10 Acco mpl rsh- 40 Seines 142 Pronoun 85 lrtsh dramahst 86 Cues trke It ShOu ts 39 lean-to 141 Arti c le 143 Part ol be 97 ShOie birds 99 Fal sehoOds tOt Largebeaked bird 105 Cook slowly District Conserva tionist Grain ear aus 95 Act ual be1ng 96 Wei rd sure 140 Resort 79 Repea t w1 lh· out vanaoon 82 Tall1ed 84 Group ol 93 ReverberaI ton 36 Chiel 37 Weary 139 Mar shes Sh ipS currency 29 Great Lake 31 Cloth mea· Evergreen trees 77 Beast ol bur - BY STEPHEN HIBINGER NOW AVAILABLE THROUGH THE SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLER I Pre-em tnent 6 Genu s o! heath s 11 Enthu stas l tc Program, procedures .outlined RUTLAND - Bible School has been set for the Rutland United Methodist Church for the week of J une 2ii from 6:30 to 8:30 each evening. "Jesus, God's Wonderful Gift " will be the theme. There will be crafts, Bible teaching, and refreshments for the school for children from three through youth. Tr a nsportal ion will be provided. asked to bnng a prepared dish and tableware. F ea l urcd spca ker s are Stale Hep. Ron J a mes, Jack Hilyer for Slate Senate, and Jim Plummer for Congress. All Democratic candidates are iJJVited to speak at the given to new Romrians C-7- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunda y, June II , 1978 ~ ·~ 1'.._,.I . Don't skimp on the potash if you want top yieldi n ~ soybeans.That's t he advice of C liff S p ies . Pu r d ue Uni versi ty ag ron om ist. " Pota ssium is the element soybeans most fr equ e~tly ' I' , ~. Give your chickens and turkeys run short of while there ts a tendency to use potas h and phosphate in t he sa me amounts. Soybean s remove mor e p ot a s h .than phosphate." S~il ~H 1s not an important hmttmg fac tor for soybean yields. Spies says tha t if ~H is adequate for corn. tt 's generally adequate for . s~ yb ea n s. University of lllmo1s ag:onomists say t hey ·~ lillie need for micronutnents or nitrogen fertilization for sor beans . Univemty of Illinois agronomiStS fl!l'l, " broadcast application ?f soybean fertilizer u su~lly ts sufficient. However, tf the phosphate level is .very low, benefit may be dertved fro~ placing some i~ the row . Using both sml test and plant anal ysis will show you what you need for high yielding soybea ns. FULTON-lltOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Spri ng Ave. Pumerov Oh io 11111111 :::: .. ''1111!111111111!1111111 . .. ; I POSITIVE NUTRITION POWER with Self Feeder Whey Blocks .TRY THESE .NEW PRODUCTS. TODAY AT CENTRAL SOYA al Ohio, Inc., 69 SYCAMORE GALLIPOLIS Pex Whey Blocks offer you a n easy and efficient method for giving your birds whey and other valuabl e milk nutrient.<;. Yo~r birds wi ll consume more feed and use ll efficientl y,"" they 'll gain rapidly' and develop big, mealy bodies. They H restsl stress and disease. red ucing moriBhty and cull. *CENTRAL SOYA IS NOW CLOSING AT NOON ON SATURDAY �C.Ji - 1'1te Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, June 11 , 1978 Agriculture and our commrmity By Bryson R. ( 8ud I Carlt•r Gallia County Extension :\gem GALLIPOLIS ~ In tobact·o fields where there is a senous shortage of nitrogen, sym ptoms of nitrogen deficien cy are likely to show up. Symptoms include yellowish leaves and poor growth ralt:!. Black root rot , orgamc mcttter to:ucity. and drowning ca n cause symptoms which are mueh t he san 1t> as !hose associated with nilroKen dt'ficiency. ror tobacco suffen ng from nitrogen dcfkicncy, sidcdress with 200 lbs. of amrnoniwn nitrat~ fertilizer or an equivalent runoWJl of another nitrogen fertilizer per acre. Note that toba cco suffering from 1nanganesc toxility because of high soil acidity wi ll show sy mpt oms whi<·h arc much like those of nitrogen deficient')' . App lyin~ ammonium nitrate to fi elds suffering from manganese toxi city will cause th e soil to become more acid and thus make the problem worse . If a field ha sn't been limed fo r the pa st several years, you should check the soi l acidity to find ou t if lime is needed . U you do have acid soil but your plants need nitrogen, you can use sodium nitrate. nitrate of soda jXltash, or potassium nitrate as a source of nitrogen. These Jllaterials will not make the soil more ""rd. Transpla nt diseases are of two types . Pytluum dampingoff rs t he prml<H') cause of poor stands . It occurs most often early m the transplanting seaso n, but it ca n happen anytime . If stands are rc'!l uccd 20 percent or more by the disease . you may want to disk and rese t the fi eld. Large losses in a second planting are rmprobable and no speeial precautions are necessary . Be sure the problem is Pythium damping"'ff and not black shank. Pythium damping"'ff usua lly rots plant.s off at the soil line, lca,ing the roots and lower stem healthy looking. Black shank usually starts in the roots and darkens st<•m tissue from the roots up. Plants affected by damp ing-<Jff will be dead within a week , while plants with black shank die at anytime during the season and at va rious stages in growth . U the disease is diagnosed as black shan k, resetting IS necessary, with a plant of a resistant vari ety . If the disease is Pyth iwn damping-{)((, the rese lling can be with the same or any va riety . Another transplant disea se which can be troublesome is a bacterial rot. II smnetimes oceurs when pl a nt~ are stored too long under conditions of high tempe ra ture or excessive moistur e on the leaves and stems. Bundles which contain pla nts with a wet; mushy stem or leaf rot should not be transplanted . County agent's corner BY JOHN C. RICE E~t . Agent, Agriculture Meigs County PUMEHOY ~ Proper SJ orage of hay is important . Most of us by now are at· tempting to make hay . Almust every year, getting the first rutting made when it should be is a problem. Hay that is over·ripe or too mature takes longer for the anrmal to digest. Hay takes lurtger to digest also takes lon~ e r to go through the di gt~sti\·e tract of an animal. Thi s means that when coarse, ov er-mature hay is fed you linnt the amount of feed or roughage the animal will ·nmsumr . Late cut hay is also very much lower in protein. Now, Jet's take a look at what we arc feeding this hay to. All dairy anima ls need good hay . So it is more t.•ssential for dairymen to make good hay . Beef cows during ttw pregnancy period du not need a high quality hay . Hay with 8 percent BY DIANA S. Ebt·rls Extension Agent •lome Economics Mt•lgs Cuunty POMEitOY ~ Are home canned fouds safe to cat?Yes, many nf you will say because you ca n food every yea r. 'Ibere are some very im· JXirtant fact ors to consider if yuu can food at hnme for your Take thi s quiz to sec what yuo reall)' know about food preservation . Q ~ What foods should be canned by the hot water bath method' - which in the steam pressu re ca nner '' A - roods that contain a cid -- tvmatoes, fruit s, and pickled vegetables - can be safely processed by the hut water bat h method . The only way tu can low CH'l d food.s 11nost vegcta bles ) safe ly is to usc a steam pressure canner , Q - Wh) do we use the pressure ('anncr for low acid fv('ds'! A - ELE\' ATION PLANS ' I n r , I ___ -·--· The only way to prevent butuli sm poisoning in low ac1d foods is I l l use a steorn pres-s ure cH nner. \V hat's b( 1tuli s m ? It 's <.i J.H Jisuning cn used by :1 toxin pruduced by an organism ca lled C' I.OS THIDIUM BOTULINUM . This spoilage i s es pccl ally treache rous because it ca nnot be detected. TIIC toxin is odorless, ta steless. and colorless . The organ ism produ l'cs toxin under ccrtilin conditions - a l"ac uu m <a fully se aled ('ontainer la cking ai r ), and only in low acid foods (most vegetables ). Thi.s u r ~anism is com mon ly present as an mact i\'t1 spore in me:my foods. II will surv rvc the temperat ure of ordina•·y boiling Witter. The pressu re ckJnner provJdes the hig h temperature needed tll kill the organism so h1Xin cannot be pr11duccd . Q - How oft en should you haw:- the pressure gauge on the steam pressure ca nner l t•sted '~ FLOOR PLANS HERE'S the approved architectura llayout.s and plans for St. Peter 's Episcopal Chur ch Educa tronal addition which were presented to the Parish lifter the June 4 morning worsh1p sc rvl l'C. to the first 50 growe1·s who apJ>Iy, said William P. Smith, Extension Area Farm Management Agent. The program in cludes produeer panels that will reveal how uther crop far· rners manage their finances and machinery. Specialists from Ohio State University, Iowa State University and University of Minnesota will discuss important issues affecting crop enterprises : uutlook, timely planting, tillage system.s, weather, harvesting , drying, storage, marketing , drainage and land va lues. Those who participate in the workshop will be able to usc a computer model to develop a "best" plan for their !ann, Smith said. To enroll. call your county Coo perat i ve Extension Se<·vice Office or contact William P. Smith, Jackson Area Extension Center, P. 0 . Bux 32, Jackson. Ohio phone ilill) 286.2177 . Results of report due last of June BY JOHN COOPER Soli Cons. Service · PT. PLEASANT - (I public meeting was held lo obtam opinions of Masnn Cr'l unty peop le in re gard to the greatest needs in conservation . This was called for as part of the Resources Cunservalo n Act of 1977 passed by Congress to solicit the opinions of people within a county in regard to conservation needs and how well these needs were being mel by existing agencies am! programs. The Act specifies that U. S. Soil Conservation Service and soil conservation districts ·would be charged with the so licitation of in· formation and reporting decisions . The completed report will be made about the last of June and will be sent in at that time. are Que s ti o nnair es available in the Soil Con· servation Service office and A ~ AI least once a year. Your home agent can do this If yuu will take the whole ca nner l<i the Extension of· fi ec. Q - What does th e "exhausting" process mean ? A ~ This is a step recommended for canning which pre-heats the food in containers and drives out a1r . It will improve the produ ct ~ conlac1 the Extension Office for detailed instructions. Q - When do you start timing the canner full of jars' A ~ r or pressure canning, when the gauge reaches the proper pressure I Ihis is usua Jly lO pounds or 240 degrees F .) f or hot water bath canning, start timing when water rea ches a full l>,iJ. Careful timing is important. Q- How Jr,ng should homecanned low acid vegetables be cooked ' A ~ Fnr safety' s sake ~ home t'an ned !uw acid vegetables should be boiled before tasting ~ since the deadly botulism toxin is destroyed by heat. Bring foods to a rolling boil, then cover. Boil spina ch and corn for 20 minut es, ot he r vegetables for at least 10. If the food looks spoiled, foams, ur has <ln off-{)dor during heating , destroy it. Q - What is the " new meth od" uf canning Methods? - Go to the Extension Off ice and ge t the full directions. The difference is 111 Ihe addition of acrd . Aci d, in the form of citric acid or lemon juice should be added to raise the acidity of lowacid tumal ues so they will keep bett er. Sugar may be added <f ynu wish. Check with Y1JUr home agent fur the ~ollege is oHerlng the accred ited program of class work you ' re required to complete for taking the Ohio State complete 'll1is deposit is caused by ta nnin s in the food, or hydrogen s ulphide wllich comes from the food. Q ~ My husband is on a sa lt-free diet . May I can wi thout salt, or is salt ne(·e.ssary to preserve the •HUGE DISCOUNTS •HIGH TRADE-INS , See Southeastern Ohio's largest selection of clean late model used cars. Most of these cars cariJ Smith's special 100% warranty. See Gene Johnson, Bob Brickles, Harland WoOd or Greg Smith today for that extra special deal! Buck skin e;~~:lerior wit h ma tchi ng landau top a'nd saddle vi nyl Inter ior . Special accent stripes . Th is intermedi ate is extra sharp & fully equipped . Pr iced to sel l. ON SALE FOR bl're in conbol with Homalbi. BETZ HONDA SALES PHONE 446·2240 UPPER RT. 7 RIDENOUR SUPPLY ' . GALLIPOLIS 985·3308 CHESTER, 0. 60-40 . th is au tomobi le . 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CLASSIC CARS 1977 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 2 DR 40 MORE TO CHOOSE FROM John J . Gilligan of deceit when an $80 million cushion was detected. Now, according to the governor , it's "good management" when twit'€ that much has been sequestered, despite a budget that supposedly was straining the purse-strings of Ohio. The legislali>rs are bound li> go along with sending the money out to the schools, although it will undercut any local effort to pass supporting taxes. U they don't go along, Rhodes will turn the tables on them and blame them for closing the schools. They are up for reelection this year, too. Some ironies: · ~In April, the Democratic legislative leadership. told state employees there wasn't a penny to spare beyond the S5fi million granted for pay raises. Now , the state is rolling in the stuff . - Rhodes wants to fully fund the "equal yield " school subsidy formula, and then he wants to make the formula unequal by giving some districts more. - The governor, who'ssupposed to be for good management, wants the Legislature to enact a law prohibiting any school district from closing when the money runs out. The schools would rema in open and spend themselves into the red while the guverrior and the Legislature "straighten out the problem I give lllem more 1no~,ey)." . Although the new supplemental appropriation, which is sta rting a quick trip through the Legislature this week , will Weather Mostly sunny and wann today , with highs in the mid 80 '· Probab ility of pr eNO. 19_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SUNDAY, JUNE 1978 PAGE ~:..:.....:..:_ __: _ __.:._ _ _11, .....:._ _ __._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _1·0 _ cipitation 10 percent. VO L. 13 _ _ ·:·:·:·:-:-:·:::::::·:·:::·:·:·:·:-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:::.:·:·:::.:: :::::::·-:·:: A - Yes. you may can without sa lt . Salt dues not Continued on page D-8 outside By LEE LEONARD . _ UPJ Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!) ~ The thinking around the statehoilse is . James A. Rhodes and the Democratic majority in the General Assembly may be about to pull the fuse out of the Richard Celeste has aimed at the governor. Celeste, the heutenant governor and Democratic nominee to ?PilOse Rhodes this fall, had a ready-to-order campaign issue tn llle widespread school closings across Ohio. But the governor and Legislature have discovered a huge surplus of money and are planning to divert most of 'it to the schools to keep them open all east through the election. About illJS tune of year in 1974, Rhodes accused then-Gov . Continued on page D-11 vegetable? Inter ior . Equ ipment inct lJdes an economical 6-engine . power steer ing . iactory air con ditioning YOU'RE IN CONTROL WITH THE 'XL~ AUTOMATIC! Lightweight, precision balanced. Weighs less than $! Ibs. with 10" bar and exclusive SAFE-T-TIP that prevents kickback. Easy; l8St starting. Automatic chain oiling. Softone,. muffler. And it's only )ts4.Y5 :uc IN STOCK tan vi nyl root and match ing sport SJ~Its Weaver Fuse may be pulled out of Celeste cannon purpose in mind Beige fi nish with a contrasti ng NOW ONLY Aaron loosening the soil with their fuur·wheel drive fam1 vehicle pu lli ng a subsoile r. Th e design wa s prepared by engin ee rs of Soil Con- SMITH fuod unwholesome'! 1\ - No, if the jar is sea led. . w e ~ks . Class. beg1n s June HomeliteXC and :SONANZA proportions to U:le. Q ~ Does the black deposit sumctimt!s found on the underside uf the lids of jars indicate spoilage or make the Examination in only 12. 12 . For . more information contact Lee E . Tyler. 446 · 4367 . No. 75·02-04728 Work has been started on the F:dith McDaniel anima l wa>tc lagoon. This lagoon will be used in conjunction with the slaughterhouse to dispose of the wast e in cnnncclion with the slaughtering operation . When completed the la goon Will be <me-third acre in size and eight feet deep. The earthmov ing for the dam is !wing done by' the Western Soil Conserva tion Di•trict bu lldozer but Marcus servauon Service and con· •1ruction is being checked by SCS technicians. While on the McDaniel job, Ma rcus Weaver discussed his uwn fann ing operation with Walter Salamacha, of SCS. Mr. Weaver and his son Aaron operate a dairy with the only jersey cow herd in Mason County. The Weaver fa mily has been cooperators ul the di strict for many years and atone time Marcus was a district supervis or. He ca rri es on an excellent l'onscrvation fa'rming: operat ion and uses soi l conserving methods in all his crnpping system. He has been sod planting corn for eight or ten years and he said, "Sod planting is the only way to grow corn on sloping ground." He also employs strip cropping in his corn fields that are on sloping Ohio politics Single This compa ct sedan is silver WANI A REAL ESTATE LICENSE? Gall ipoli> Bu>iness interested poople arc urged to visit the office and fill out one of these questionnaires or ca ll the office and one will be sent in the mail. All opinions and written statements will be considered and apprecia ted. DOC What do you really know about food preservation? family . ab protein is adequate durin~ pregnancy. After the beef co w calves. her nutri ent requirements almost double. At this time late cut, coarse hay is not enough. Plan ahead how you will feed your hay this winter and store your hay accordingly. To your beef cows. feed your poor hay and ~ve your good hay until your cows calve. It IS hard to feed your poor hay first if your second cutting is 11n top. Dairymen, keep your good hay separate from the poor. Either feed poor hay at one feeding and good hay the next or while feeding the poor hay increase the grain and the amuunt of protein. But plan now and store properly. DUE JUNE 15 A crop management workshop for corn and· soybean fann ers will be held July 2427 at The Ohio State Un iversity. Registration for the workshop is due by June 15. En r01lnwnt will hP limit ed Lay of the lmul Sunday Shoppers Welcome BUICK PONTIAC By LEE LEONARD UP! Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!) ~ The Ohio General Assemb ly reconvenes Tuesday for a two-we e k post.p rimary session with a single purpose in mind ~ keep the schools open next fall . And the lawmakers will be dealing with two pieces of legislation to do just that. The Senate will be gin consideration of a $190 million supplemental appropriations bill , of which $106 million is designated for · schools in subsidies and loans. The House is to start discussions on a bill, dr ailed by the Finanee Committee, providing for some changes in ac counting and management pr ocedures within school district.s. Bolh bills will have ID undergo committee hearings. and are expected to take Ibe full two weeks - perbaps longer - to clear both chambers. Considerable in-fighting can be expected over a proposed $50 million loan program for school districts hopelessly in debt and unable to pass tax levies. That will be part of the supplemental appropriations bill drafted last week by majority Democrats and scheduled for a hearing at 4 p.m. Tuesday in the Senate Finance Committee. Lawmakers will probably tangle over who gets first call on the loans and how many strings should be attached to the money. The supplemental appropriations bill also contains: ~ million to fully fWJd the "equal yield" ·sut.>idy formula starling July I - a goal many legislators hope will place most Ohio schools oo a sound footing . · -435 million for a state employees' pay raise enacted in April . -$20 million for increased welfare benefits. -$15 million for vocational education construction. -$10 million for industrial development. . -$4.3 mlllion for small projects in the areas of nutrition , alcoholism insurance, sickle cell anemia, rail transportation and tax abatement for pollution control. The House finance Committee will review its subcommittee's recom· mentation on the weeks of hearings held in late winter a'\(1 spring on what caused schools to get Into financial trouble. In the bill, sponsored by Rep. Larry H. Chrislman, 0. Englewood, are proposals to increase the revenue estimating capabilities of school districts, require that spending plans be c<mpalible with revenues, and establish procedures under which the !late can take over the fiscal operation of any school , district. Meanwhile, the Senate Fi· nance Coounlttee will hold Its first hearing Tuesday aftemoon on a House-passed proposal to sell $2'/S milllon In state bonds to build or remodel prisons. The proposal, which would require approval of Ohio voters, cleared llle House last J~nuary . HOUSTON (UPIJ - ~paee agency officials delayed the final Skylab orbital positioning maneuver Saturday while they searched for the cause ul an errant· romputer signal that whirled the space station out ol control for 90 minutes. The mishap wasted about one-third or about 25,000 pounds of the remaining nitrogen control jel gas aboard the unmanned ship and flight controllers wanted to make sure It dido 't happen again. ·:·:-:-:·:·:;:·:·:·:·>:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:=:::::::::::.;.; KU KLUX, BLACKS IN CONFRONTATION TUPELO. Miss. (UP! ) ~ Robed Ky Klux Klansmen gathered today on the streets of this ra cially tense north Mississippi city, saying they were in the city to stand up for '' white unity." DANA ALDRIDGE , deputy sheriff, and Mike Mulleri, special investigator for the prosecutor, are shown loading the evidenee in the back of the truck following the search at lhe home of Paul Steinmetz, 40, Rutland, Friday . Regatta Parade entry form POMEROY ~ Anyone interested in participating in lhe Big Bend Regatta Parade is asked to fill out the entry blank below and mail to the Pomeroy Chamber of Commeree, P. 0 . Box 528, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. OFFICIAL PARADE ENTRY FORM Name,______________________________ Type of Entr·y_,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Name of Organiu.tion,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Address _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ Phone _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Parade starts at 6:00 at Middleport, Ohio on South Second Avenue . Parade lineup at 5:00, Ends in Pomeroy on Condor Street. SOVIETS PROTEST WAS!llNGTON (UPI) WASHINGTON (UP! ) ~ The Soviet Union has liled a The 1978 American winter prot est accusing the United wheat crop, estimated to be 1.307 billion bushels, is ex- States of using the U. S. pected to be 14 percent Embassy In Mos co w for smaller than last year's intelligence activities. The State Department says the surplus crop. The latest forecast , issued charge is "absurd." The Soviet protest was friday by the Agriculture delivered Friday in the wake Department, was 2 percent of aU. S. protest accusing the above last month's prediction Soviets of turmeling into U. S. of 1.28 billion bushels. It was property to spy on the embased on·June I conditions. bassy in Moscow. 14 PERCENT SMALLER Rutland man arrested after search of house RUTLAND ~ One man was arrested as the result of a raid in the village of Rutland made Friday afternoon by Sheriff James Proffitt and his department. Paul Steinmetz, Rutland , whose home was searched by Sheriff Proffitt, Gary Wolfe, in vestigator for the sheriff's department , Mike Mullen, investigator for the prosecutor's office, Deputy Dana Alpridge and Bruce Dav is , Rutland Chief of Police was charged with the manufacturing of spirituous alcohol. illegal sale of WJ· taxed liquor and possibly will be charged with contributing. The sheriff and the other off1cicrs arrived at the home at approxi mate ly b p.m . Entering the house first was Wolfe a nd Bruce Davis, Rutland Chief of Police. The other officers followed . They found a jug of alcohol. corn in a paper bag and corn in a trash can that was used to set the mash in. '!'hey found a small still and sugar. They also discovered, upon in· vestigation , a large amount of corn mash on the gro und outside the house that had been dumped out a window. In the house with Steinmetz were several juveniles and adults. Steinmetz, who is confined to a wheelchair , was taken into custody by the sheriff's department. Series of explosions POSTORIA, Ohio (UPII A series of explosions at the Standard Railway Fusee Corp. Sa turda y blew out windows in a quarter-mile radius a nd forc ed the evacuation of a three-block area . "There was roughly three major explosions," said Fos· toria fir efig ht er Kenn eth Shoemaker. "We have no idea what caused it." Shoemaker said no major injuries were immediately reported, but some people were treated for cuts when windows were blown out of surrounding houses. "Across the street from the plant lllere's not a window or a door on any of llle houses. The second blast took the windshield out of the aerial (fire ) truck and one poliee cruiser was demolished ," he added . Smoke from the explosions and fire roared 300 feet into the air and all ava ilable police, fire and emergency crews were called into duty . Debris from the explosions was thrown a quarter-mile. prop up the schools and perhaps de-fang Celeste in that area , there are other issues. Democrats are already planning to portray Rhodes as " king of the broken promises" and to point out that he' ll be a lame duck from the start if he wins re-election . If that happens, Rhodes will be WJable to run for a third consecutive tt!rrn and " he 'll have no reason to do anything except ride it out," obse rved one Democrat. Nevertheless, Rhodes shuwed in the primary election last week that he still commands heavy support among H.epubli· cans in Oh io. · If the schools slay open, he probably stand s-"il'J d chance of defeating Celeste in November . lOOth .year Continued From A·l Thechurch bell was rnst;Jil· cd in 1905 and the late Janies Lewis, a trustee, was the first member to ring the bel l. The parsonage at the rear uf. the ch urch burned in 192(1 and was never rebuilt. During the P<!Slorale of the Rev . G. A. f'reeman . ca lled to serve the church 111 1923, a basement was put under the church and new pews were installed. The Hcv. Mr. Hickman returned to the d1urch in 1926 and was there until1933 when the Hev. F:. 1\. Smith came and pasture'!! the church fur the next 10 vea rs. From 1945 to 1950,Jhe.Rc v. A. H. Wright uf Rutland was pastor of Mount Moriah. Pastor from 1951 to J!JG(i was the Rev. Nyle Burden under whose leadership the alwr was buill by une of the turstces, Earl Freeman, and a plaque was placed at the reHI' of the church in memory uf special donors . As prestdent of the Missiunar y Soci ety, Mr s. Kathryn Payne in 1951 had <JS her special project, the building of a church bulletin board. Refunds from sales tax receipts provided !lie money and in 1954 the bulletin board was dedicated. The Rev.Robert Jackson served the church as pastor fmm 1967 to 1970 . anti in November , 1970, the ltcv. Henry L. Key of Columbus was ca llc~l to the ch urch. ll was under his leadership that l11< baptismal pool was build along with the study. The fe llowship hall was completed in 1976 and soon aflcr the Rev. Mr. Key resigned due to hea lth problems. Currently the churcil is without a pastor but the dedicated Christian men and women continue to rnake Mount Moriah a testimony to the cmru nunity . '1\xlav the Hev. Mr. Kcv <s ~uest speaker fur boti, Mt. Moriah BatJiist Church Man arrested on capias from Texas Meigs Coun ty Sh eriff James J . Proffitt reports that Donald L. Swearingen, 20. Rulland , wa s ar rested around midn ig ht Fri day ni ght on a capias from Harris County, Texas, for revoking probation on a prior charge of Veterans' dottors . Davi d Admini.strat io n Ar ix, 18 , Harri sonv ille . has been cha rged wit h re ckl ess operati on that resulted in dama ge to a mailbox at the Rrdgrview Ca rry Out on May 22 . According. to the report, waiv e extraditi on. Meigs Arix had come out of the crcdil card abuse . Sw,earlngen refused to Co unt y authorities will await Texas offici als to start ex· tradition proceedings. In Mei gs County Cou rt Thursday, William Reeves. 53 , Pomeroy, was foun d guilt y to charge of sexual imposition and is being sent to Ch illi c~ th e Veteran s Hospital for exa mination and evaluation, Sheriff Proffitt report ed. Senten ce is to be in1posed upon the cumpletion of the exa minatio n by the carry-<>ut. apparently began fishtailing his vehicle as he left and his auto skidded into the mai lbox. Arix was finally located F'nday and ta ken into CU!>10d)' . Paul D. Clay, 20, Rutland, was arrested frida y and cha rged with possessing a coniJ'u lled substa nce of less than 100 grams !marijuana ). Ht· posted bond fo r appearance in Meigs Cou nty Cou11 . lhc murning and the CJfler- se rvi ce . Th e fellowship di nner at noun will be fo llowed by an afternorm se rvice at 2:30 to whi ch the pu blic is invited . This afternoon's program will be a lime of noun recugmtion of many who , have contributed to the t.: hurch in tune and service through the years . r urmer pastors, representatives of t1r e H ch urche s. and organizations including the Mid tllepu rt Mini steria l Association , the Provide nce Mini ster s ~:~nd Deacon's Institute, the Providcnee Assuciation , and the Providence Women 's Ass oc iation will be represented ami recognize~!. STOCKHOLM, Sweden 1UPI) ~ A raging !Ire engulfed a hotel In Boras early Saturday just as the last dance started at a graduation party for 150 high school students, burning lo death 22 teenagers and their ebaperones. ELECTED - The Buckeye Hills Career Center would like to annoWJce the result.s of their recent election of district VICA (Vocational Industrial Clu bs of America ) offieers for the 1978-79 school year. They include: pr~sident , John Carroll, Gallia Academy ; vice president, Jim Harra h, Gallia Academy ; secretary, Kelly Fogal, .Iackson: treasurer, Beverly Brown , Kyger Creek: reporter, Penny Ball, Southwestern, and Sergeant of Arms, Mark Fulks, Hannan Trace. Pictured, 1fron t row, left to right) : Penny Ball, Mark Fulks, and Beverly BroWn. (Back row, left to right ), Andy McQuaid , Kelly Fogal, John Carroll and Jim Harrah. Gallia school board issues bus driver certifications TiU::SE YOUNGSTERS •·graduated" from kindergarten at the Harrlsonvi:Je Ele.nent.ary School in ceremooles Thursday night. ':'vaght by Miss Mindy Young, they were presented diplomas by Meigs Local District Supt. Olarles Dowler. A prOf!ram o( music by Miss Glenna Sprague and rhymes by the children made up llle program. The group includes: front, I tor, Wendy Jo Phl!lips, Jennifer Lea King, Jason Fleming Winebrenner , Cindy Kay King, Marc Matthew Howard, Timothy Ewing Wells, Linda Gail Wyant, Lisa Reana Morgan, Curtis LeeRoy Ward; back row, I to r, Daniel Scott Kennedy, Hobert.a Sue Napper, Keith Allen Adkins, Kimberly Fay Chapman, Gerald Wayne Howard, Jr., Rebecca Lynn Napper, Christina Maria Dillon, Sherri Lynn Carl, Kelly Renee Hamilton, Bradley Eugene Cornwell. Not pictured were Christopher David Wandling, Rodney Curtis Butcher and Curtis Ray Dalton. 'l GALLIPOLIS ~ In action taken by the Gallia County Board of Education during its regular meeting Saturday, bus driver eertificalion for the following drivers was approved: Lionel Gilmore, Cheshire; Steven C. Ebert, Gallipolis; Emma Marie Palmer, Cheshire; Beverly Trout, Northup; Darrell Jones, Cheshire; and Haymon d Trout, Northup. The Board approved a graduated salary schedule for the Gallia County AI· tendance Officer to become effective July I, 1973. The salary scale begins al $:1,000 for a beginning officer with no e" perien ce, and ~ ~ graduated upwards, with experience, to a maximum of $3,900. In further action, the board adopted an effective date for salary schedule increases for certifi ed and cla ssified employees. This action was taken so '\ that the co unty board uf education employees, cer tifi<'l and classified. may rece1ve full in crements res ultinK from salary schedules approved on Sept. 24, 1978. Th e sa Jary increases become effective w1th the begilming of the fi scal years July I, 1978, 1979. This action excludes the superintendent whose salary is set by separate agreement with the board . , �C.Ji - 1'1te Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, June 11 , 1978 Agriculture and our commrmity By Bryson R. ( 8ud I Carlt•r Gallia County Extension :\gem GALLIPOLIS ~ In tobact·o fields where there is a senous shortage of nitrogen, sym ptoms of nitrogen deficien cy are likely to show up. Symptoms include yellowish leaves and poor growth ralt:!. Black root rot , orgamc mcttter to:ucity. and drowning ca n cause symptoms which are mueh t he san 1t> as !hose associated with nilroKen dt'ficiency. ror tobacco suffen ng from nitrogen dcfkicncy, sidcdress with 200 lbs. of amrnoniwn nitrat~ fertilizer or an equivalent runoWJl of another nitrogen fertilizer per acre. Note that toba cco suffering from 1nanganesc toxility because of high soil acidity wi ll show sy mpt oms whi<·h arc much like those of nitrogen deficient')' . App lyin~ ammonium nitrate to fi elds suffering from manganese toxi city will cause th e soil to become more acid and thus make the problem worse . If a field ha sn't been limed fo r the pa st several years, you should check the soi l acidity to find ou t if lime is needed . U you do have acid soil but your plants need nitrogen, you can use sodium nitrate. nitrate of soda jXltash, or potassium nitrate as a source of nitrogen. These Jllaterials will not make the soil more ""rd. Transpla nt diseases are of two types . Pytluum dampingoff rs t he prml<H') cause of poor stands . It occurs most often early m the transplanting seaso n, but it ca n happen anytime . If stands are rc'!l uccd 20 percent or more by the disease . you may want to disk and rese t the fi eld. Large losses in a second planting are rmprobable and no speeial precautions are necessary . Be sure the problem is Pythium damping"'ff and not black shank. Pythium damping"'ff usua lly rots plant.s off at the soil line, lca,ing the roots and lower stem healthy looking. Black shank usually starts in the roots and darkens st<•m tissue from the roots up. Plants affected by damp ing-<Jff will be dead within a week , while plants with black shank die at anytime during the season and at va rious stages in growth . U the disease is diagnosed as black shan k, resetting IS necessary, with a plant of a resistant vari ety . If the disease is Pyth iwn damping-{)((, the rese lling can be with the same or any va riety . Another transplant disea se which can be troublesome is a bacterial rot. II smnetimes oceurs when pl a nt~ are stored too long under conditions of high tempe ra ture or excessive moistur e on the leaves and stems. Bundles which contain pla nts with a wet; mushy stem or leaf rot should not be transplanted . County agent's corner BY JOHN C. RICE E~t . Agent, Agriculture Meigs County PUMEHOY ~ Proper SJ orage of hay is important . Most of us by now are at· tempting to make hay . Almust every year, getting the first rutting made when it should be is a problem. Hay that is over·ripe or too mature takes longer for the anrmal to digest. Hay takes lurtger to digest also takes lon~ e r to go through the di gt~sti\·e tract of an animal. Thi s means that when coarse, ov er-mature hay is fed you linnt the amount of feed or roughage the animal will ·nmsumr . Late cut hay is also very much lower in protein. Now, Jet's take a look at what we arc feeding this hay to. All dairy anima ls need good hay . So it is more t.•ssential for dairymen to make good hay . Beef cows during ttw pregnancy period du not need a high quality hay . Hay with 8 percent BY DIANA S. Ebt·rls Extension Agent •lome Economics Mt•lgs Cuunty POMEitOY ~ Are home canned fouds safe to cat?Yes, many nf you will say because you ca n food every yea r. 'Ibere are some very im· JXirtant fact ors to consider if yuu can food at hnme for your Take thi s quiz to sec what yuo reall)' know about food preservation . Q ~ What foods should be canned by the hot water bath method' - which in the steam pressu re ca nner '' A - roods that contain a cid -- tvmatoes, fruit s, and pickled vegetables - can be safely processed by the hut water bat h method . The only way tu can low CH'l d food.s 11nost vegcta bles ) safe ly is to usc a steam pressure canner , Q - Wh) do we use the pressure ('anncr for low acid fv('ds'! A - ELE\' ATION PLANS ' I n r , I ___ -·--· The only way to prevent butuli sm poisoning in low ac1d foods is I l l use a steorn pres-s ure cH nner. \V hat's b( 1tuli s m ? It 's <.i J.H Jisuning cn used by :1 toxin pruduced by an organism ca lled C' I.OS THIDIUM BOTULINUM . This spoilage i s es pccl ally treache rous because it ca nnot be detected. TIIC toxin is odorless, ta steless. and colorless . The organ ism produ l'cs toxin under ccrtilin conditions - a l"ac uu m <a fully se aled ('ontainer la cking ai r ), and only in low acid foods (most vegetables ). Thi.s u r ~anism is com mon ly present as an mact i\'t1 spore in me:my foods. II will surv rvc the temperat ure of ordina•·y boiling Witter. The pressu re ckJnner provJdes the hig h temperature needed tll kill the organism so h1Xin cannot be pr11duccd . Q - How oft en should you haw:- the pressure gauge on the steam pressure ca nner l t•sted '~ FLOOR PLANS HERE'S the approved architectura llayout.s and plans for St. Peter 's Episcopal Chur ch Educa tronal addition which were presented to the Parish lifter the June 4 morning worsh1p sc rvl l'C. to the first 50 growe1·s who apJ>Iy, said William P. Smith, Extension Area Farm Management Agent. The program in cludes produeer panels that will reveal how uther crop far· rners manage their finances and machinery. Specialists from Ohio State University, Iowa State University and University of Minnesota will discuss important issues affecting crop enterprises : uutlook, timely planting, tillage system.s, weather, harvesting , drying, storage, marketing , drainage and land va lues. Those who participate in the workshop will be able to usc a computer model to develop a "best" plan for their !ann, Smith said. To enroll. call your county Coo perat i ve Extension Se<·vice Office or contact William P. Smith, Jackson Area Extension Center, P. 0 . Bux 32, Jackson. Ohio phone ilill) 286.2177 . Results of report due last of June BY JOHN COOPER Soli Cons. Service · PT. PLEASANT - (I public meeting was held lo obtam opinions of Masnn Cr'l unty peop le in re gard to the greatest needs in conservation . This was called for as part of the Resources Cunservalo n Act of 1977 passed by Congress to solicit the opinions of people within a county in regard to conservation needs and how well these needs were being mel by existing agencies am! programs. The Act specifies that U. S. Soil Conservation Service and soil conservation districts ·would be charged with the so licitation of in· formation and reporting decisions . The completed report will be made about the last of June and will be sent in at that time. are Que s ti o nnair es available in the Soil Con· servation Service office and A ~ AI least once a year. Your home agent can do this If yuu will take the whole ca nner l<i the Extension of· fi ec. Q - What does th e "exhausting" process mean ? A ~ This is a step recommended for canning which pre-heats the food in containers and drives out a1r . It will improve the produ ct ~ conlac1 the Extension Office for detailed instructions. Q - When do you start timing the canner full of jars' A ~ r or pressure canning, when the gauge reaches the proper pressure I Ihis is usua Jly lO pounds or 240 degrees F .) f or hot water bath canning, start timing when water rea ches a full l>,iJ. Careful timing is important. Q- How Jr,ng should homecanned low acid vegetables be cooked ' A ~ Fnr safety' s sake ~ home t'an ned !uw acid vegetables should be boiled before tasting ~ since the deadly botulism toxin is destroyed by heat. Bring foods to a rolling boil, then cover. Boil spina ch and corn for 20 minut es, ot he r vegetables for at least 10. If the food looks spoiled, foams, ur has <ln off-{)dor during heating , destroy it. Q - What is the " new meth od" uf canning Methods? - Go to the Extension Off ice and ge t the full directions. The difference is 111 Ihe addition of acrd . Aci d, in the form of citric acid or lemon juice should be added to raise the acidity of lowacid tumal ues so they will keep bett er. Sugar may be added <f ynu wish. Check with Y1JUr home agent fur the ~ollege is oHerlng the accred ited program of class work you ' re required to complete for taking the Ohio State complete 'll1is deposit is caused by ta nnin s in the food, or hydrogen s ulphide wllich comes from the food. Q ~ My husband is on a sa lt-free diet . May I can wi thout salt, or is salt ne(·e.ssary to preserve the •HUGE DISCOUNTS •HIGH TRADE-INS , See Southeastern Ohio's largest selection of clean late model used cars. Most of these cars cariJ Smith's special 100% warranty. See Gene Johnson, Bob Brickles, Harland WoOd or Greg Smith today for that extra special deal! Buck skin e;~~:lerior wit h ma tchi ng landau top a'nd saddle vi nyl Inter ior . Special accent stripes . Th is intermedi ate is extra sharp & fully equipped . Pr iced to sel l. ON SALE FOR bl're in conbol with Homalbi. BETZ HONDA SALES PHONE 446·2240 UPPER RT. 7 RIDENOUR SUPPLY ' . GALLIPOLIS 985·3308 CHESTER, 0. 60-40 . th is au tomobi le . 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CLASSIC CARS 1977 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 2 DR 40 MORE TO CHOOSE FROM John J . Gilligan of deceit when an $80 million cushion was detected. Now, according to the governor , it's "good management" when twit'€ that much has been sequestered, despite a budget that supposedly was straining the purse-strings of Ohio. The legislali>rs are bound li> go along with sending the money out to the schools, although it will undercut any local effort to pass supporting taxes. U they don't go along, Rhodes will turn the tables on them and blame them for closing the schools. They are up for reelection this year, too. Some ironies: · ~In April, the Democratic legislative leadership. told state employees there wasn't a penny to spare beyond the S5fi million granted for pay raises. Now , the state is rolling in the stuff . - Rhodes wants to fully fund the "equal yield " school subsidy formula, and then he wants to make the formula unequal by giving some districts more. - The governor, who'ssupposed to be for good management, wants the Legislature to enact a law prohibiting any school district from closing when the money runs out. The schools would rema in open and spend themselves into the red while the guverrior and the Legislature "straighten out the problem I give lllem more 1no~,ey)." . Although the new supplemental appropriation, which is sta rting a quick trip through the Legislature this week , will Weather Mostly sunny and wann today , with highs in the mid 80 '· Probab ility of pr eNO. 19_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SUNDAY, JUNE 1978 PAGE ~:..:.....:..:_ __: _ __.:._ _ _11, .....:._ _ __._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _1·0 _ cipitation 10 percent. VO L. 13 _ _ ·:·:·:·:-:-:·:::::::·:·:::·:·:·:·:-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:::.:·:·:::.:: :::::::·-:·:: A - Yes. you may can without sa lt . Salt dues not Continued on page D-8 outside By LEE LEONARD . _ UPJ Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!) ~ The thinking around the statehoilse is . James A. Rhodes and the Democratic majority in the General Assembly may be about to pull the fuse out of the Richard Celeste has aimed at the governor. Celeste, the heutenant governor and Democratic nominee to ?PilOse Rhodes this fall, had a ready-to-order campaign issue tn llle widespread school closings across Ohio. But the governor and Legislature have discovered a huge surplus of money and are planning to divert most of 'it to the schools to keep them open all east through the election. About illJS tune of year in 1974, Rhodes accused then-Gov . Continued on page D-11 vegetable? Inter ior . Equ ipment inct lJdes an economical 6-engine . power steer ing . iactory air con ditioning YOU'RE IN CONTROL WITH THE 'XL~ AUTOMATIC! Lightweight, precision balanced. Weighs less than $! Ibs. with 10" bar and exclusive SAFE-T-TIP that prevents kickback. Easy; l8St starting. Automatic chain oiling. Softone,. muffler. And it's only )ts4.Y5 :uc IN STOCK tan vi nyl root and match ing sport SJ~Its Weaver Fuse may be pulled out of Celeste cannon purpose in mind Beige fi nish with a contrasti ng NOW ONLY Aaron loosening the soil with their fuur·wheel drive fam1 vehicle pu lli ng a subsoile r. Th e design wa s prepared by engin ee rs of Soil Con- SMITH fuod unwholesome'! 1\ - No, if the jar is sea led. . w e ~ks . Class. beg1n s June HomeliteXC and :SONANZA proportions to U:le. Q ~ Does the black deposit sumctimt!s found on the underside uf the lids of jars indicate spoilage or make the Examination in only 12. 12 . For . more information contact Lee E . Tyler. 446 · 4367 . No. 75·02-04728 Work has been started on the F:dith McDaniel anima l wa>tc lagoon. This lagoon will be used in conjunction with the slaughterhouse to dispose of the wast e in cnnncclion with the slaughtering operation . When completed the la goon Will be <me-third acre in size and eight feet deep. The earthmov ing for the dam is !wing done by' the Western Soil Conserva tion Di•trict bu lldozer but Marcus servauon Service and con· •1ruction is being checked by SCS technicians. While on the McDaniel job, Ma rcus Weaver discussed his uwn fann ing operation with Walter Salamacha, of SCS. Mr. Weaver and his son Aaron operate a dairy with the only jersey cow herd in Mason County. The Weaver fa mily has been cooperators ul the di strict for many years and atone time Marcus was a district supervis or. He ca rri es on an excellent l'onscrvation fa'rming: operat ion and uses soi l conserving methods in all his crnpping system. He has been sod planting corn for eight or ten years and he said, "Sod planting is the only way to grow corn on sloping ground." He also employs strip cropping in his corn fields that are on sloping Ohio politics Single This compa ct sedan is silver WANI A REAL ESTATE LICENSE? Gall ipoli> Bu>iness interested poople arc urged to visit the office and fill out one of these questionnaires or ca ll the office and one will be sent in the mail. All opinions and written statements will be considered and apprecia ted. DOC What do you really know about food preservation? family . ab protein is adequate durin~ pregnancy. After the beef co w calves. her nutri ent requirements almost double. At this time late cut, coarse hay is not enough. Plan ahead how you will feed your hay this winter and store your hay accordingly. To your beef cows. feed your poor hay and ~ve your good hay until your cows calve. It IS hard to feed your poor hay first if your second cutting is 11n top. Dairymen, keep your good hay separate from the poor. Either feed poor hay at one feeding and good hay the next or while feeding the poor hay increase the grain and the amuunt of protein. But plan now and store properly. DUE JUNE 15 A crop management workshop for corn and· soybean fann ers will be held July 2427 at The Ohio State Un iversity. Registration for the workshop is due by June 15. En r01lnwnt will hP limit ed Lay of the lmul Sunday Shoppers Welcome BUICK PONTIAC By LEE LEONARD UP! Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!) ~ The Ohio General Assemb ly reconvenes Tuesday for a two-we e k post.p rimary session with a single purpose in mind ~ keep the schools open next fall . And the lawmakers will be dealing with two pieces of legislation to do just that. The Senate will be gin consideration of a $190 million supplemental appropriations bill , of which $106 million is designated for · schools in subsidies and loans. The House is to start discussions on a bill, dr ailed by the Finanee Committee, providing for some changes in ac counting and management pr ocedures within school district.s. Bolh bills will have ID undergo committee hearings. and are expected to take Ibe full two weeks - perbaps longer - to clear both chambers. Considerable in-fighting can be expected over a proposed $50 million loan program for school districts hopelessly in debt and unable to pass tax levies. That will be part of the supplemental appropriations bill drafted last week by majority Democrats and scheduled for a hearing at 4 p.m. Tuesday in the Senate Finance Committee. Lawmakers will probably tangle over who gets first call on the loans and how many strings should be attached to the money. The supplemental appropriations bill also contains: ~ million to fully fWJd the "equal yield" ·sut.>idy formula starling July I - a goal many legislators hope will place most Ohio schools oo a sound footing . · -435 million for a state employees' pay raise enacted in April . -$20 million for increased welfare benefits. -$15 million for vocational education construction. -$10 million for industrial development. . -$4.3 mlllion for small projects in the areas of nutrition , alcoholism insurance, sickle cell anemia, rail transportation and tax abatement for pollution control. The House finance Committee will review its subcommittee's recom· mentation on the weeks of hearings held in late winter a'\(1 spring on what caused schools to get Into financial trouble. In the bill, sponsored by Rep. Larry H. Chrislman, 0. Englewood, are proposals to increase the revenue estimating capabilities of school districts, require that spending plans be c<mpalible with revenues, and establish procedures under which the !late can take over the fiscal operation of any school , district. Meanwhile, the Senate Fi· nance Coounlttee will hold Its first hearing Tuesday aftemoon on a House-passed proposal to sell $2'/S milllon In state bonds to build or remodel prisons. The proposal, which would require approval of Ohio voters, cleared llle House last J~nuary . HOUSTON (UPIJ - ~paee agency officials delayed the final Skylab orbital positioning maneuver Saturday while they searched for the cause ul an errant· romputer signal that whirled the space station out ol control for 90 minutes. The mishap wasted about one-third or about 25,000 pounds of the remaining nitrogen control jel gas aboard the unmanned ship and flight controllers wanted to make sure It dido 't happen again. ·:·:-:-:·:·:;:·:·:·:·>:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:=:::::::::::.;.; KU KLUX, BLACKS IN CONFRONTATION TUPELO. Miss. (UP! ) ~ Robed Ky Klux Klansmen gathered today on the streets of this ra cially tense north Mississippi city, saying they were in the city to stand up for '' white unity." DANA ALDRIDGE , deputy sheriff, and Mike Mulleri, special investigator for the prosecutor, are shown loading the evidenee in the back of the truck following the search at lhe home of Paul Steinmetz, 40, Rutland, Friday . Regatta Parade entry form POMEROY ~ Anyone interested in participating in lhe Big Bend Regatta Parade is asked to fill out the entry blank below and mail to the Pomeroy Chamber of Commeree, P. 0 . Box 528, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. OFFICIAL PARADE ENTRY FORM Name,______________________________ Type of Entr·y_,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Name of Organiu.tion,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Address _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ Phone _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Parade starts at 6:00 at Middleport, Ohio on South Second Avenue . Parade lineup at 5:00, Ends in Pomeroy on Condor Street. SOVIETS PROTEST WAS!llNGTON (UPI) WASHINGTON (UP! ) ~ The Soviet Union has liled a The 1978 American winter prot est accusing the United wheat crop, estimated to be 1.307 billion bushels, is ex- States of using the U. S. pected to be 14 percent Embassy In Mos co w for smaller than last year's intelligence activities. The State Department says the surplus crop. The latest forecast , issued charge is "absurd." The Soviet protest was friday by the Agriculture delivered Friday in the wake Department, was 2 percent of aU. S. protest accusing the above last month's prediction Soviets of turmeling into U. S. of 1.28 billion bushels. It was property to spy on the embased on·June I conditions. bassy in Moscow. 14 PERCENT SMALLER Rutland man arrested after search of house RUTLAND ~ One man was arrested as the result of a raid in the village of Rutland made Friday afternoon by Sheriff James Proffitt and his department. Paul Steinmetz, Rutland , whose home was searched by Sheriff Proffitt, Gary Wolfe, in vestigator for the sheriff's department , Mike Mullen, investigator for the prosecutor's office, Deputy Dana Alpridge and Bruce Dav is , Rutland Chief of Police was charged with the manufacturing of spirituous alcohol. illegal sale of WJ· taxed liquor and possibly will be charged with contributing. The sheriff and the other off1cicrs arrived at the home at approxi mate ly b p.m . Entering the house first was Wolfe a nd Bruce Davis, Rutland Chief of Police. The other officers followed . They found a jug of alcohol. corn in a paper bag and corn in a trash can that was used to set the mash in. '!'hey found a small still and sugar. They also discovered, upon in· vestigation , a large amount of corn mash on the gro und outside the house that had been dumped out a window. In the house with Steinmetz were several juveniles and adults. Steinmetz, who is confined to a wheelchair , was taken into custody by the sheriff's department. Series of explosions POSTORIA, Ohio (UPII A series of explosions at the Standard Railway Fusee Corp. Sa turda y blew out windows in a quarter-mile radius a nd forc ed the evacuation of a three-block area . "There was roughly three major explosions," said Fos· toria fir efig ht er Kenn eth Shoemaker. "We have no idea what caused it." Shoemaker said no major injuries were immediately reported, but some people were treated for cuts when windows were blown out of surrounding houses. "Across the street from the plant lllere's not a window or a door on any of llle houses. The second blast took the windshield out of the aerial (fire ) truck and one poliee cruiser was demolished ," he added . Smoke from the explosions and fire roared 300 feet into the air and all ava ilable police, fire and emergency crews were called into duty . Debris from the explosions was thrown a quarter-mile. prop up the schools and perhaps de-fang Celeste in that area , there are other issues. Democrats are already planning to portray Rhodes as " king of the broken promises" and to point out that he' ll be a lame duck from the start if he wins re-election . If that happens, Rhodes will be WJable to run for a third consecutive tt!rrn and " he 'll have no reason to do anything except ride it out," obse rved one Democrat. Nevertheless, Rhodes shuwed in the primary election last week that he still commands heavy support among H.epubli· cans in Oh io. · If the schools slay open, he probably stand s-"il'J d chance of defeating Celeste in November . lOOth .year Continued From A·l Thechurch bell was rnst;Jil· cd in 1905 and the late Janies Lewis, a trustee, was the first member to ring the bel l. The parsonage at the rear uf. the ch urch burned in 192(1 and was never rebuilt. During the P<!Slorale of the Rev . G. A. f'reeman . ca lled to serve the church 111 1923, a basement was put under the church and new pews were installed. The Hcv. Mr. Hickman returned to the d1urch in 1926 and was there until1933 when the Hev. F:. 1\. Smith came and pasture'!! the church fur the next 10 vea rs. From 1945 to 1950,Jhe.Rc v. A. H. Wright uf Rutland was pastor of Mount Moriah. Pastor from 1951 to J!JG(i was the Rev. Nyle Burden under whose leadership the alwr was buill by une of the turstces, Earl Freeman, and a plaque was placed at the reHI' of the church in memory uf special donors . As prestdent of the Missiunar y Soci ety, Mr s. Kathryn Payne in 1951 had <JS her special project, the building of a church bulletin board. Refunds from sales tax receipts provided !lie money and in 1954 the bulletin board was dedicated. The Rev.Robert Jackson served the church as pastor fmm 1967 to 1970 . anti in November , 1970, the ltcv. Henry L. Key of Columbus was ca llc~l to the ch urch. ll was under his leadership that l11< baptismal pool was build along with the study. The fe llowship hall was completed in 1976 and soon aflcr the Rev. Mr. Key resigned due to hea lth problems. Currently the churcil is without a pastor but the dedicated Christian men and women continue to rnake Mount Moriah a testimony to the cmru nunity . '1\xlav the Hev. Mr. Kcv <s ~uest speaker fur boti, Mt. Moriah BatJiist Church Man arrested on capias from Texas Meigs Coun ty Sh eriff James J . Proffitt reports that Donald L. Swearingen, 20. Rulland , wa s ar rested around midn ig ht Fri day ni ght on a capias from Harris County, Texas, for revoking probation on a prior charge of Veterans' dottors . Davi d Admini.strat io n Ar ix, 18 , Harri sonv ille . has been cha rged wit h re ckl ess operati on that resulted in dama ge to a mailbox at the Rrdgrview Ca rry Out on May 22 . According. to the report, waiv e extraditi on. Meigs Arix had come out of the crcdil card abuse . Sw,earlngen refused to Co unt y authorities will await Texas offici als to start ex· tradition proceedings. In Mei gs County Cou rt Thursday, William Reeves. 53 , Pomeroy, was foun d guilt y to charge of sexual imposition and is being sent to Ch illi c~ th e Veteran s Hospital for exa mination and evaluation, Sheriff Proffitt report ed. Senten ce is to be in1posed upon the cumpletion of the exa minatio n by the carry-<>ut. apparently began fishtailing his vehicle as he left and his auto skidded into the mai lbox. Arix was finally located F'nday and ta ken into CU!>10d)' . Paul D. Clay, 20, Rutland, was arrested frida y and cha rged with possessing a coniJ'u lled substa nce of less than 100 grams !marijuana ). Ht· posted bond fo r appearance in Meigs Cou nty Cou11 . lhc murning and the CJfler- se rvi ce . Th e fellowship di nner at noun will be fo llowed by an afternorm se rvice at 2:30 to whi ch the pu blic is invited . This afternoon's program will be a lime of noun recugmtion of many who , have contributed to the t.: hurch in tune and service through the years . r urmer pastors, representatives of t1r e H ch urche s. and organizations including the Mid tllepu rt Mini steria l Association , the Provide nce Mini ster s ~:~nd Deacon's Institute, the Providcnee Assuciation , and the Providence Women 's Ass oc iation will be represented ami recognize~!. STOCKHOLM, Sweden 1UPI) ~ A raging !Ire engulfed a hotel In Boras early Saturday just as the last dance started at a graduation party for 150 high school students, burning lo death 22 teenagers and their ebaperones. ELECTED - The Buckeye Hills Career Center would like to annoWJce the result.s of their recent election of district VICA (Vocational Industrial Clu bs of America ) offieers for the 1978-79 school year. They include: pr~sident , John Carroll, Gallia Academy ; vice president, Jim Harra h, Gallia Academy ; secretary, Kelly Fogal, .Iackson: treasurer, Beverly Brown , Kyger Creek: reporter, Penny Ball, Southwestern, and Sergeant of Arms, Mark Fulks, Hannan Trace. Pictured, 1fron t row, left to right) : Penny Ball, Mark Fulks, and Beverly BroWn. (Back row, left to right ), Andy McQuaid , Kelly Fogal, John Carroll and Jim Harrah. Gallia school board issues bus driver certifications TiU::SE YOUNGSTERS •·graduated" from kindergarten at the Harrlsonvi:Je Ele.nent.ary School in ceremooles Thursday night. ':'vaght by Miss Mindy Young, they were presented diplomas by Meigs Local District Supt. Olarles Dowler. A prOf!ram o( music by Miss Glenna Sprague and rhymes by the children made up llle program. The group includes: front, I tor, Wendy Jo Phl!lips, Jennifer Lea King, Jason Fleming Winebrenner , Cindy Kay King, Marc Matthew Howard, Timothy Ewing Wells, Linda Gail Wyant, Lisa Reana Morgan, Curtis LeeRoy Ward; back row, I to r, Daniel Scott Kennedy, Hobert.a Sue Napper, Keith Allen Adkins, Kimberly Fay Chapman, Gerald Wayne Howard, Jr., Rebecca Lynn Napper, Christina Maria Dillon, Sherri Lynn Carl, Kelly Renee Hamilton, Bradley Eugene Cornwell. Not pictured were Christopher David Wandling, Rodney Curtis Butcher and Curtis Ray Dalton. 'l GALLIPOLIS ~ In action taken by the Gallia County Board of Education during its regular meeting Saturday, bus driver eertificalion for the following drivers was approved: Lionel Gilmore, Cheshire; Steven C. Ebert, Gallipolis; Emma Marie Palmer, Cheshire; Beverly Trout, Northup; Darrell Jones, Cheshire; and Haymon d Trout, Northup. The Board approved a graduated salary schedule for the Gallia County AI· tendance Officer to become effective July I, 1973. The salary scale begins al $:1,000 for a beginning officer with no e" perien ce, and ~ ~ graduated upwards, with experience, to a maximum of $3,900. In further action, the board adopted an effective date for salary schedule increases for certifi ed and cla ssified employees. This action was taken so '\ that the co unty board uf education employees, cer tifi<'l and classified. may rece1ve full in crements res ultinK from salary schedules approved on Sept. 24, 1978. Th e sa Jary increases become effective w1th the begilming of the fi scal years July I, 1978, 1979. This action excludes the superintendent whose salary is set by separate agreement with the board . , �D-2 - The ~ "nd•' 'l'im-s-Sentmel. Sunday, June II. 19i8 For Best Results Use 'Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds ~--------- CO MPARE 111111 11 1111 . ~- ·· ...,... 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AM 8-uock stereo !-:x cellent <and• t•on $1700 ~ · J 2611 1%!1 VW BU G S•OO 99HB58 1975 G RAN D lORlNO :;qu1 1e Ford Sto! 10n wagon w11h fl S 1-' 1:1 • A ( tdt wheel ctu•1oe conllol. (JU new lirffo.; fJ owc r w1ndows oh er b pm $3100 Coil 7• 7 1008 1974 f-I IN TO Hod•ol t1res. new ~ho( ks 48,000 mrl" $ 1500 Co!l99i 7285 after .jf 197 1 CADil l AC ElDORADO full po wer Olf coecellent cond• ll on Phone '192 7-4 62 1974 CHf VY 4 wheel d r 1.,.e p1(kup lf UCk Wllh iOpfXIr $::J7()() 1 97~ VW Robb11 . S 7~ . 997 2987 19b8 DODG~ MO NICO ho•dt op A,ut o a•r 51 ,000 rndo s tK ce. lle nt r:on drtr on $6 7~ '6'17 12• o ' ~ HARP 1972 Challenger . loaded, - OlD~ LlHTA ~8 HOYAH , 4 sedan A1r f-1 ) f-Ib M •r hel 1 n~ )1:1 000 m•le '> ~ 2 CX1l l oll :mtJ f HQ) 0 !:: '17 )> m 0 r 0 (/) z 0 :E US~D IRA(IO~S Ml-1 35 f? H"~ • -1 Mf ?30 O u-·~r-1 Mil SO D1u~e l Mf"" 735 o•.-.wl M l-165 D • e~(~l Ml 7fl5 D1e-,e l MF1135 D•{•v• r Cnh 011 8 hcotf>t NlW 8 U~W IMPlfMLNI~ Mfq Boi N Mrl O Bol f'r MJ- 170 Bole r Morthf'w<, Ho t o ry :,( ylh(> Mf 1:180 ::.en11 llJOull lf'd 6 bo! l orn Plo w Mf-510 1/ lJI'> C MF7 00 ') fl ov-. ChoppC' r M l 39 I fl o w P lon t (' r ~ M Nh OJ l lf Oj lronsp lon1c1 SH INN S I HA C10 R ':> AU~ Phont• .1~8 1030 l f'on W Vo t'lf7 BUIC K Ct•ntur1on l97tr Hall do A l(ord 19n VW H1 qq ~~ o ••m1n g '>hot Qt/11 "14q 14 Jl Special 1966 DODGE POLARA . one owner , in I me londil1on Coli 9•9 -77b3 1977 1HUNDER81RO . PS PB , 011 , v1nyl roof . Coii4Ab 7903 . 1973 GRAND PRIX, AM ·FM 8 frock . 011 . buckel seal$ , very good co nd . 77 ,000 miles . $1700. Coli -446 -4921 alt er Spm . 1977 THUNDERBIRD , $AOO., Toke o..-er poymenr, , Coli 446 -3652 1909 Cornaro Z 28. e.c H6-0648 oiler 5 wnd . 197c Ma11 ie Von , 245 511b 1971 (AMARO, PS , P8 , ~tmyl lop. good cond Coli.U0 -4705 1978 FOMD LARIAT , beoutdully loaded witl-, extras . Coli -446-.4205 . 1~ 7() KHARMANN GHIA . co nverii L .e, 1750. Co ll145·56 71. 197:t CHE VY ' , T. PI CKUP e• c cond . 11000. Coll367 OS• I 196> ~UICK LA SABR e SibS. Coli 3b77~b0 ' t9b7 OLUI CUllAS> I UP~eMf . nPeth 1n1 nor repo11~ 5100 ( nil o:IAb &!ll'J f Explorer -100 Custom clerical duties. Applicant should be able to work with different Program Oireclors . Appli ca tions are available from the C.A.A. Office in Cheshire or the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services Office in each county . Dead fine for accepting applications is June 15, 1978 , The Gallia -Meigs Community Aclion Agency is an W~ 5 TI~ N BABYSITTER in Rodney oreo. Coli 1•5-9373 . Real HELP WANTED RiSING STAR KENNEl Boarding. Indoor-Outdoo r Rum Groommg , All Breeds . ( leon Son1tmy lo c• li tie~ Chesh•re f-'h DALE'S KITCHEN CENTER JC7-o:m CE N TENARY WOOD S PET GROOMING FACILITIH. Pro· fession(JI Serv i(e5 offered. all WAITRESS . bre ed s. oil styles Ph .446 -0131 2119 Jackson Ave .• Pt. Pleasant Phone 675 -2318 DHAGONWYND CA Tl ~RY KENNEl , AKC Chow Chow RELIAtlll: BABYSIT TER needed for dogs , CFA Siame se and 2 srno ll boy!i . b day s o week H1mo loyo n 1l Oh. (A I1o0 white Good salary . 99:2 -6173 o r fler1o ian!. .) Now ovodoble 3 'I'IH10b . female, block Chow Chow pup· Blue pt Siome!l.e N~E D BAB'tSil l ER ot home rr1 p•e s and female ldttem Call-446·38-44 . 1-'ortlond, 5 doy 1o o wee!-. 7 orn to b prn . Phone 84 3-4602 , FR~N ( H WHilE BIRD w 1th ( oge doy t~me or 84? -4803 alter b pm . ond li tteJ S10 . Coii367 -00'il5 AKC SIBERIAN HUSK IE PUPPIES b wks . old . Coil 446 -8616 . ' , AUSTRA IIIAN BLUtHEEUR5. ' • Aus!roihon shepherd . eH stock dogs or pet S25. ((JII ·~b- 4$06 . MI:NTAll Y RE RETAHOED odult s ond children ore in need ol taster core home1o . A salary a nd benef i t1o w1ll be paid Th is is on in -home rob that will benef it the life ch anc e ol o mentally re tarded pe non Fo1 more information. wr ite or ((JII Fa!.ter Core b80 E. Main. Jo<kson . OH 4564 0 6 1• · 286 -5039 { IO<kson ) 0 1 b14 -5'12-bb07 [Athonll · SANtlARIAN IN Tra ining , 1e· quire!. B.A . or B.S. m1nimum Me1gs County Heolth Depo r l ment . 110 M ec hanic St. Pomeroy Oh1o 45769 . AKC REG AIRlOALE TERRIERS. Heosonobly p ric e-d . Coli A WOMAN around 35 or ove r to )lb -1357 work nights at jo Ann 5 Oohylo nd Hours 4 to 9.30 HOOF HOll_O W Horses . Buy . sell . ·Must btt dependable Call trade or trorn . New ond used 6 14-367 -7646 between 4 and 6 sadd les. . Huth keeves . Albany . pm. [biA ) b9B -3290. !.OMI:ONE 10 stay wi th J b o y~ RI!:I ING ~1 AR Kennel . lor ding l-4 15 & 16 years o ld . Or soInd oo r and ou td o or tu ns . meone tho1 needs a horne tha t Groo1.n111g all breeds . Clean would W01( h rhom (lij~ , .j 1'}'J ~ondory focililres. Che!lh tr e fJh on ~ (614 ) 367 · 07Y~ . HOUSEI<HPI:f( 6 1.n ho u ~ e 'J e A~l 8A~SHT puppte s Heady to go 1 bi4 - 9H~ 75)2 odulh no c.h ddron 446 44f~ fn r llt l f:rVIIJW H ll anvthinq fo r anvbody ~~ our AU(tion 8ar11 or In yu()r home. For •nlorm a t •o n an d pickup Sf!rVI(C Calf 156 -1967 . Si1 1e Every Saturday NigtH at 1 p , m . SWAIN AUCTION SERVICE Kenneth Swain, Auct . Cornrr Th•rd & Oli ve 1911 DAl ':>U N , ron P• ' \..up 4 ~p ee-d m•w clut ch rnu Hiu1 br oke ~ and IJOIIl t J'5 m p g $1300 Coll991713q AlLIS bolt>r IQ72 C HA lM~R~ \1noll round SIHOO Pu fCho~ed new con d1t 1on b lcllent Reod si1dlo, 614·378 03\ I POMEROY LANDMARK Fot All Your Go ·rwr.d Elrctnc TV ·, .llld Hotpornl Appliol .( 1'' No e•pe11e11ce ne c e~ so ry . Apply in pe r ~on o t Bluo ferro n , Middl eport. b15· 5011 . We PARTY PLAN SUPERVISORS MERRI -MAC toy port1es ho s opon ing~ fo , supervisors orrd , demon stra tors in your orea. Quality mer chondise . H•ghes t comm ission . No inves tment. deliveri ng or collection . Call An n Bo11ter collec t3lq .ssb-8881 or w rde MERRI -MAC. Bo• 1'177 Dubuque . lowo 5'1001 Apply At B00 15 (hdd 1Pn ., 5 ~ 9S ro SlJ Q:, M£>11 ' Sill ~5 to $44 95 ao.IPy ~ B oo r ~ J /7 N 1nd A >~f! Mrddlepo1 1 SWAIN AUCTION BARN BABVSIJT8R m my horne tor th e summer Call 446-4021 ofler bpm EXPERIENCED KITCHEN APPLIANCE REPAIRMAN BRIARPAT CH Ken nels . Boo rd•ng . Groommg . AK C Gotdon set t er!t . Engli sh Co<ker Spon1cls Ph . -446 -41q1 PI CKUP ':>roll 1odol•• A u powe-r \ l eer nq b1ok P' ~ IPI'·Ibcl t II! O'> loo l bo r $4) 00 Make olle1 3'10 Mm hon 1C l' orn cro '( ah c1 S Equal Opportunity Employer . 1972 CORVETH 4 spd . sharp Coll44b 315b . Af(C lUG. l:ngU\h Spr mger Spon•tl Pupp1e' • Chomp1on blood lines, $100 an d $75 Coli !Qll ( HI VROLfl " Located on W . Val side of Pomeroy -Mason Help Wanted AI< ( t iny while M(Jitese puppy . II w~~ - old Coli 37'1· 7113 or 379.1758 WUIUI I Z~ H lJOUiill ~~yboo1 d w1th b o~~ l uo l pPdol o; l-1r1o n •c o Sb Q ~ U1 17 1 t o• 74/ '1701 oile-r S CLIFTON AUTO SALES t9b8 Pl 'tMOUTH FURY 350 H oo.,.e r portobl9 wa!.her . $50 Cash 1eg1s te r $!10 Coli 4-40-85.68 FOUR COLLIE PUPS. lemol e . Reasonable Call 2~ 1575 Datly ex cept Wed. elJenlng and Sunday . 10 miles sou th of Pf . Pleasant on Rt . 2. Pho ne 304 - 576 - 2026 . Richard and Lois Au slrn. 54, 000 miles , bucket , AM. tape . p .s .• p.b.. auto. floor . Program Secretary. Skills required include above average speed in lyping and shorthand and general 5 p .m . till dark . 1 p .m . 1973 FORD PICKUP F 1974 OLDS CUTlASS SP The Gallia-Meigs Community ACtion Agency is seeking qualified applicants for the posi tion of ·- 1q71 VW CAMPER , foe. o•r AM · FM radio . '} lull beds . ilnk tce chesl , storage cab ine ts. , good con d . S2200. Colt Jb7 -0106 Pick your own . 9:10a .m . to _.,f:~ijiJ HELP WANTED ~ te p 1974 VtGA HA TC HBACK good ca nd., no rust . $700. or best of le• Coii379-2W 1974 dr Red Oscars Uve Planf s Daily 4 p .m .- 9 p .m. Sunday 12 til8 Closed Saturday () Red tag Help Wanted Help Wanted 19M CAMAR O . 3% eng , need~ wor k , $71 5. Coll 388 -f:l730 . lq7J BUK K LUXUS. bt ' ellent con · drl1 o n P ~ , P 8., A .C New !tres it6SO 99'} 7870. 1973 CAD illAC COUPl D!VIlll Cl1m ate con tr o l. AM FM rod10 P ~ f-18 . v1nyl top CI6M S 1800 Coll1•5 5888 ~ Guppie s 0 STRAWBERRIES \977 MAliBU CLASSIC. red' w1th red lobnc mten or . carpeted 14 000 rrul e~ lop cond . W1ll toke o lder car l pre fer lo lott on wagon ) good con di!10n lor equ•ty Pay oil SJOOO . 1:156 Fou rth A ve re o1otter '} 15. 1975 VW RABBIIT. uc. cond Call "6·1123. 1977 FOUR WHHL DRIVI , F 250, 1 , T Ford 7 000 mdes ~ harp Coli ~t18 - Y<w4 z Zebra danios 2 for S1.00 De luxe Veil Tail (/) lJ You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" GMC Financing 992-5342- 0pen Evenings Until6:00 Til5 PM Sat . -Pomeroy or 0 (, all ~.l iP Pri C!''-> SALES POS ITION C(JII Ioll lre e \ B00 -327 -9b'lb EXPERIENCED MASONARY. Call 4-46-0-HJ oher 4prn . J.ll k W C-"'"Y. Pllonl' 997 OPI:NINCS on all 3 shlft5 for lull Unscramble lhese fou r Jumbles. o r port lirne LJ-'N 's w1th Phor - One letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. mo co l o g'1 . Pinecrest Core to I I I t I. I I n II I I b I Cente<. Con tact : Nancy Von Mote r , R.N. Coll-446-7117. . PERSON TO LIV EIN ond core for • elderly and d i ~obled !ton In Patrio t oreo. Room ond board prov ided. Call Sendee nt 3b7 -0l07 day s THE: (ll't' OF G ALLIPOLIS is o<eep· tl ng opplkotr o ns tor the follow· in g posit ions Water ond sewer maintenance worker quolif lco- MA SS EY FtRGUSO N Hoy condi r•one r SSOO Very good co nd1 11on . R eed~~t 1 lle , 614 376 6311 QRRIP .........._.... . V i976 FORD F tOO b cyl 300 CID 5td . tro n$ 8 bed Rod• o l: x ccllent cond•t•on $.3000. Phone 997 5785 oltor 5 pm ~ . ""''"..,n·.o-..•- ... .....,_ r-------. SPt CIAl 5 p1ece cast 1ron ou tdoor lorn .ture settee '] orrn < hou~ . ta ble & planter l o r $249 95 . O d d ~ & tnd~ Shop , M iddlepor t Oh10 99'1 b I 73 L-'P :.,...:R :..:.:;.IG .:::~Er---1.,..-<T:>""~ . . . _ ~ lr ons. e11perience in pipe line r=~:-:-:-:-:==, ;:~~.b.u:dd sit~~:HI~t~in:r ~~ I SWANER V" plumbing wo rk . Water meter X'~ reader quaiHicotiont : val id ~.A Ohio dr •v&r's license, good eye '---'--"--"'"'"'-'-"'--.L-L._ .J, sigh t , eligib lv wr 11ing and good,-------., ~nuo~~:~~~i~~:~Qr~J~~~;~fc~~~~ M UG NIP schoo l, vocot ionol school or V' 'I equivole_"~ · some eKperl.ence In bo o~keepmg . onounflng or cl erl(a l Work . hecutlvA secretory ci ty manager's oft lee quol illcotions . g raduate of high schoo l. vocollonol schoOl or vqul..-ol(tnt . 3 '{r$. of proct lco l 1 l\. _A ' '----'· --"-"'-'-<.!....--"''"".L---' •·10 MANY AUDIENCES GON61DER HIM 'THE l'X'Y OF THEM ALL ! Now arrange the circled letter• to ronn the aurprlse answer, 11 Jug· gootad by lh<l obovo cartoon. AIM: THE ~TIIJ" [XXIII] I eMper•ence in OJ(ecutlve office Jumbles; VERVE CHIME HYMNAL FACTOR os pedorm i ng c l erical. Yes terday's Ans.r: Soundalllle I low ch.,.•t1er fn P• .. s!enogr9phy work and typing . Aiso work!ng knowledge of · A FRENCH HEEL ~ tondord pur chas ing praTho ltlttl JUMBLES trt In JUMBLE lOOK 110 tnd JUiolllE <edure$, Appll co t lons moy be BOOK 111. AYtlltbl~ for '1.3!1 EACHJ pootoola 110m Jumlllo. C/0 llltt p1ckod up in t he C1 ty rnonoger 's newtPIPif', P.O. 8011: :W, NOt'Wood, N.. 07Mft. . . . chitch peylblt to olh <.c An l:quol Qpponunlt~ Newtpapefbookt. tmployt>r '*• Mqt . 71 HI JC'J75 KAWASAKI 750 d•r t b1ke All r1ew ports " un~ good 38 mm 'rocmg co rb A l~a woshe• • 9<17 5001 {972 (USlOM CHt: VY Van Newly pa 11Hed 52'175 Cal l alter bpm , 9B5-3BI B fi VE 14 111 C!i like new w1th wheels to t •t Che.,.y ... on Call alt er b pm 985 38 18 COAL COOK stove 1Q68 Ford 1 r t o •~ truck . Bed l or 19b8 Fo rd tru ck 479 Mercu ry motor Also. light houlm q 74'/2174 STATION WAGON Cream, 6 cyl. engine, power steering , power fron1 disc brakes, automatic trans ., 5 year r ust C RAVt LY TRA (l OI-1 mower lor SWIMM ING POOLS and supplies . i ngro und and above ground . so le. Goad condi ho". 197 1 Su p e r C8 e le ctrr c s tart HOUDA 't POOLS, Huntingt on , .9Q2 5007 . W .Va . Co li 304 -419 -478B G RA VI:LY TRA CTO R wdh mower . henmgs alter 5 JO coli 9?25510 LIKI: N EW SQor~ R1ding power n1owe • 5 h p 20 111 cui. S77 5. 9Q77190 1978 SUZ \JKI RM 175 . 949-241 0 .- POlllD HERt rQRD bull SbOO 1 ' , y eo • ~ o ld. Phone 614 -b67 -3-493 0 1 01 4 607 3368 . OOME IMPROVEMENTS "tor m Windows, Storm Ooors, Replacement Win · dows, PatiJ Covers, Aluminum Siding and Accessories. Ca II pr oof i ng . Stk . No. 496. 446-2642 APPALACHI AN 510VE Gre at e~t ,('INt•on of wood o nd cool hea te rs . Warehouse prices . Mo v•ng to M1dd lepo.t . Co il bt J 6q8 7191 NOW •4640 Was $4913 Medium blue, 8 cyl. engine. automa1ic trans ., power steering and brakes , fr ont and rear bumper guards. air conditioning , AM radio, exterior decor , interior accent grou·p, tinted glass , pivoting front vent windows. Stk . Silver , 6 cyl. Pnqine, .~lutomatic tran s., power steering and brakes, air conditioning , ex terior and inte ri or accent , luggage rack, AM ra dio, tr im rings and hub caps, viny l insert body side No. 5.17 No. 483 . Was 15966 Now•5570 HP Mer cury motor . 15 gal. to nk lor.,- -trol l electri c trolling mo tor and occeuo nes. Hea vy duty boot trailer ond spore tire . Coll44b -4045 NOW 1407 5 SI: AUI Y SHOP l:qu•pmen t 2 Strawberr ies 9:30 till one . 5 till dar~-!. no Wednesday or Sunday hydroul 1c ~ ty ling ch a ir!o . pick i ng . Happy Hol low Frull QBS 4 17~ olt e1 b. Form . 1-304 -570-2026 All !VPfS o l bu1ldmg rnolermls 1970 TR IUMPH BONN EVILLE 650. b lotk br1ck . sewe r p•pes . w1n · e... c. cond . 9000 mi . $7011 hrm . rt o w~ lrn 1 e l ~ etc Claude Coll? 45 -5b61 w.nrers RIO Grande 0 Phone IN lERNA liONAl 500 1oer1es bull 74551 1tof rer5. dole r, 6 woy blade , R.O .P S. cob w1nch -Ready to go. Lool-l s like new . Wi ll rake trades . Don I rn rss 1h1 s if you need a d oze r. Coll94'1 -2763 . power steering. Let Pomerov Landmark so ften & co nd ition your water with Co-op . water so ftener , Now Only Mod el UC· SVI. •289.95 Let us test your water Free Pomeroy Landmark C\7~ ·:!_ack W . Carsey, Mgr . -· ~ Phone 992-2181 LAVNE S N~W 8 UStD FURNifURE NEW So to cho1 r rocke r. o tt oman , 3 tables SSOO Bedr oom su1 res 5 t b5 S150 $300 S500. JO ole< tnc rongc1o $200. Ear Am s.of o & cho•r 5300 . modern sofa , ~, . 1a11 lo .... ese at $275 , Re cliners S 100. ond up Tobie~ . $00 eo( h . ~w 1 vel rock ers $1 25 . Maple or pmc tab le 4 (1\ oir ~ S215. Hutch S715 & S27), , 7 p<. Dinette . SI09 5 pc D•nelle S55 00 . 9 pc S160 Bun~ bed scomplete$150 . S2?5 m ott• e1oses o r bo11 r.pr 111g1o tum SOO eo ches t ot drawer $38 . GOOD USED D esk~ Re l n gerat o r ~ Sw eep e r~ . Dryer\ range s, coff ee ond end tab les rv S, d inettes. bed s tab le:; . lamp s cho•r s. other 1IOm!l Co li Ub-0322 Mondav thru f- ndoy 9 to B p m , So tur day ~ to 5 p.m . :l mi ou r Bulovdlc Rd FOR THE BEll IN FURNITURE UI-'HO l Sf~RING Free hllmote!l P•ck up ond dcl 1.,.e ry ser111CC. co li Mowrey s Uph o lste ry. Pt . Ploo ~ on t W Vo. 675 -4154 . fARM FEN Ce POSTS All SI ZES, ovet 6 000 to choose from . S 1 99 ond up shmgles. S14 95 per 5q Anderson windows, studs , other build1 ng material, Open dody q.7 Fra nk s Borgoin Center Rt . 100' Porter , Oh io HAY f- OR SALE by the bole or tr' ucklood Call75b·6535 . RlfRIGERAIORS. WASHERS AND DRHRS . WRINGER WASHERS, RAN GeS All SOLD WITH G UARANTH WE ALSO SER· VIet APPLIANCES. SKAGGS APPLIA NCeS . 191B EASTERN A Vl: ,, Coll 44b-7398 , PENDH1 0 N HlHUill BAHEHII S SIU ~~Vilh eoechollgo new ones :) JI guo • on te ed . 3813 8596 R~CIST!:.JH:O ' Arob n1ore 011d gelding . 3 yuo • .1o old )ee lskev H1 ll Fla twoods Hood Pomeroy , MARY I< A Y COSMETICS , lree fa cial Patsy Fttch consultant. oh•~ 9<n 3885 Co li 446·4204 lq74 HONDA 750 Pe d uct rond1 11on. New t ires 2 helmets lug SCA NDINAVIAN HEALIH fOOD . l aos.•ng , gmmng, maintenance gage rack cr ash b o r lmrmg 1-'otsy l 1llh co n~ultont. Colt Garaged smce nPw 51'/)() . 446 4'10 4 9B~) A21b, Alloed 1' group , tinted glass, p ivot ing Iron! with vent windows . Stk . No. 547 stereo tape , Was Stk No., 632 S832l NOW Check our low, low prices on FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, POTACH, FERT.().PELS. PH. 446-3575 ---- 75 FT. OWENS CABIN CRUISER , troller. in e•< cond . Al1 oc c e!t~ories . Coli 446-1692, Bob Scott!. Tw in River Morino Af.IPAlOOS A HORSES . Stud ter vic_e , SSO. reg . mOIAS, SJS . grade mor•J. Also breeding stoc k . Call 245 -9369 Rio Gr ande . RFFRIGE~AlOR , I ""e . lamp s, b ., r, -: h , othe'r -440 -77 11' d o uble bed child's p •cnic iterm. Coli SI::ARS nding lawn mower , 8 HP. Coll446 315b. - Davit\ Beaver . - GOOD USED HOUSEHOlD FURNITURE . CoB 446 -2300 or see Alberto ~ 1 f e :J miles below Gollrpo l l~ o•' Rt 7. 24 Hr . Wrec)cer Service Ph011e : 446·l575 Day 446-3560 Night AMBASSAEUR 55000 CL de l ux~ Reel 14 K Gold . rowi ng machme e11e1cis or coll4-4b ·749\ 16 H . BASS BOAT , troll er, ga soli ne and ele ct . motor wi!h remote ' antral. Coli 446 3632. JOHN DEERE 1010 fo rm trac tor . $1500 . Jacobso n ridmg lown HP S300 . Coli m ower . 37'1 235 4 betwe en 6 30 ond a 8 30 . 1977 HONDA CB 360 T. 1700 miles. exc . cond . Coli 446·3580 ;~VE N HOLSH IN HEIHRS. Coli JBB 61lb TOMATO STAKES Rt . 7 M•ller Oh. 1(}( and \SC . Call256·6b01. - -- - lHREE TEN HUNDRED tRUCK TIRES . Maunled tire s. tubes ond rlms. Coll44b-2757 . FOR SALE OR TRADE Eco nomy tractor , powe r k1ng . 14 HP with eig~t p•ece equ1pmen!. Coli 446 2757 . . GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Wanted to Hoy l'or-Sale - - - For a good deal see Tom Sprague, Melv in Little, John Koehn, Morris Sheests, Gary Rudolph, Nancy Fowler, Sandy Gatewood, GIBSON E.B.O . Bou gu1tor, used bulln e,. cel lent cond it1on . Toke a l ook ot 1t ond molo.e on offer. fh one 895 3666 {local ca ll/ rom Pl . f'leo sont , W . Vo .) SfRAWBtr<tHES. pk l-l your owr. bOC o quart, Brin g own con tainers . Coii24S-5121 . decor ACROSS FROM HOUER MEOICAL CENTER JH MOTOR , agitator l or septic rank . Like new . Coll 4-4b-3375. &BLEND Pomeroy Landmark XR7 4 cyl. eng ine , 3 speed. automatic trans ., AM rad io, tinted glass , western m irrors, low swingback rear step bumper , white sidewall lires. FORD SALES 362 JACKSON PIKE-RT. 160 & 35 StAl Y MATTRESS SALE . NEW IN· NERSPRING MATTRESSES. DOUBLE SIZE, $6A.95 WA S $b9 .95. RiCES NEW AND USED FURNITURe , 65A SECOND A VE . 44b -'il523. 75 Susuki PM 125, mota (lOSS , ex c. co nd Will sacri f ice or besl olfer . •U6-7554 after b 8 cyl . eng ine , automati c transmiss ion , power steering and brakes, automatic trans .• cloth bucket seats, floor shift , Iron ! and rear bump er guards . a ir con ditioning , AM rad io with stereo tape, dual bright mirrors, wi re wheel covers . Slk . No . 334 1977 FORD COURIER PICKUP RANGER XLT •7730 1974 HONDA 750 K. 7.000 actu al m iles . tH C. con d . Full tounng d re1os . Mu ~ t see to opp rec rate . S2000. Co1125b· 1955 after 6pm. fq?4 HUSQVARNA •OO CC , 1974 Susuk 1750 E:1duro. Ph 388-8897 594 group. protect ion group, tinted glass, power side windows. light group wire wheel covers. INII:RNAT !ONAl 04 combine. I roc tor mounted sprayer . For· moll Model 6 tracto r . 3 pomt hi tch. cutoll sow . b ft . like ne w bush hog. All in good condi tion. W 1ll toke trades . Coll949 -17b3. USED FURNITURE I SH OF QUEEN SIZE SPRINGS AND MATTRESS , TWO S PC. DINETTE SETS , 1 LIV EM. SU ITE , I SET OF SPRINGS AND MAT· TRE SS , 1 MA1TRESS, I SMALL ORGAN , I HOBBY HORSE . RICE "S NEW ANO USED FUR · NITURE , B5A SECOND. AVE 446·9523. Si lver met .. 6 cyl. engine, bucket seats, automatic trans .. ai r , sport s steering wheel, power steeri ng and brakes, front and rear bum per guards. AM radio, t\nted glass, dul!.l bright m\rrors . 4 cast aluminum wheels . Stk . No. 1978 FORD FAIRMONT brakes. automatic trans .. convenience group, cornering lamps, 1ilt steering wheeL speed con tro l, air conditioning , power seat. twin comfort, bumper protection group, el ec. rear window defroster, AM -FM radio front and rear bumper guards, exterior and interior accent EED A WATER SOFTENER? $5290 $3940 1978 M Y COUGAR XR7 351 eng ine. power ste-er ing and luggage rack. NOW 1978 FORD FAIRMONT STK, NO. 506 cyl . engine , automat ic transm ission, air conditioning, Wa s 15659 cyl. eng ine, power steering , front and rear , AM rad io, dual br ight mirrors , 878x 14 w-s-w ti res . Stk . No . 446 Caps. Vinyl Body, Side Moldings. 6 mldgs . Slk. No. 49 7 4 Interior Accent, Group Trim Rings and Hub 1978 FORD FAIRMONT STATION WAGON ' 1978 FORD FAIRMONT FUTURA 4 Cyl. Engine, Power Steering, AM Radio, Now•4630 Was $4861 NOW '5610 1978 FAIRMONT 2 DR SEDAN B N Doy ol d or sta r ted legko rn . 15 Fr CHRYSlER BASS BOAT , 50 puii('!S bor h f loo r or cage g• own 0"'01loble Poultry Ho u~ ­ n lg and Automo11011 Moden1 Poul tr y 39QW . M0111 , Porm Hoy !-' hone qq7 11M Was 10012 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL Sliver metallic, vinyl roof, bench sea t, 4 cyl. eng in e, power steeri ng , automat ic trans .• AM rad io, dual br ight mirrors. Stk . No. 355 USED FURNITURE All wood table end b choirs. l1ke new . Corbin and Sn yder Furn1tur e , 955 Se cond 446 -1171 '5460 NOW Si lver , 8 cyl. engine. power ste er ing, automatic trans., power brakes, luggage r ack , front & ·r ea r bump er guards, air conditioning, AM radio, interi or and exter ior accent group, tinted glass, pivot ing vent windows . 1978 FORD FAIRMONT FUnJRA CHIM NEY BLOCK S. building materials. Gallipolis Block Co . 440 7783. Was 16890 1978 FORD FAIRMONT STATION WAGON 2 dr . sedan, dark brown, 4 cyl. engine. power stee ring , AM radio , interior accent group, dual mirrors, trim rings and hub caps . Stk . No . 471 VVas S4290 NOW'4695 Was $4939 1978 FORD FAIRMONT STATION WAGON 1978 FORD FAIRMONT "----·- USED TRACTORS MFl 35 Die sel · MF230 Diese i MF 150 Diesel · MF235 Diesel · MFI65 D iesel · MF 285 Diesel MF1135 Di esel . Cob. oi r and Heater . NEW 8 USED IMPL EMENTS ' MF9 Bol er . MF10 Bal·er · MF120 Boler · Malfhew s Rotary Scyth e M F880 Semi-Mounted 6 bottom pl ow · MF520 I '}' disc · MF1 2 r ow ckopper MFJ9 2 row planter s rnecho ni(ol transplant er . SHINN'S TRAC TOR SALES Phone 458 -1630 LEO N. W VA 1977 HONDA 3b0 . good cond . L•l · lie ove r 3.000 m ile s. Call 388 -8564 . BILl'S 6 cyL , automatic tran s., power steer ing , gauges, in si de hood relea Se. free whee li ng pkg ., a low mount bright mirrors, AM radio, tinted glass, ci gar lighter , new tires . 1978 FORD FAIRMONT STATION WAGON Stk . SWIMM ING POOLS . In ond above g round . Full service . Supp lies and pools in sla ck. D. Bumgardn er Sal es. 3171 1 Nobel Summ it Rood , Middleport , Oh. Co tl 991 -5724 ~ Dark )ade met., 4 cyl. engine, au tomalic trans ., power steering , AM radi o with 8 track tape. exteriOr accent group , lower body side protection , tinted glass, wire wheel covers. Now16050 Was $6807 1978 FORD FAIRMONT .. - - .0-"~=- o _ '0 . .. ~c_..-:" =-c: t or~@- =::.·-::-.~ . ;;..~~ ~-~~~~ I: or :sale NOW •6099 Was 10799 Karr & Van Zandt H 1975 MU SlANG 11 , 4 cyl . o~od o 48.000 rrul e~ Good cond AM FM rod• o d•g•tal clock . C(JII 4Ab· 702A Olle r Jpm o• r . bucl-let s.eot!i , linted glou , aut o u ic~ . ' onette , re ar ~p eoken lenered rrre s, mags Hemr orange F1rst S1f:IOO. Bob M o r n~ <197 -5448 . 1U Unron A ve 1'174 DODGE ' d . PICKUP . eJ ' cond Coll-tAb -9762 0 r JOHN D!iiH 1010 do w• ~um plr>tr-ly llc'but h $<~500 o.o~ l} \ f'llC:JI Il P w 11h wm r h Call Charlc~ R Hnrl.l'ld 74? 700H o lte·1 6 pm Aulo 'tiale• 1974 MUS TANG 114 good M ichel m tires and Monroe ~hock~ Coli A.tb -7935 ottrr 4pm or -4.46-4572 betwee n ll30 ond -4 ·30 See One of the courteous Salesmen : Pete Burris , MarlJin Keebaugh or George Harris Speci.l l Bla ck Mollie's IQe>Q f O !W V AN Crolgrnon 6 111 plo nPI C orfr ~r non o;,hop(.' l w 11h rn oto 1 (oro Hdton P01 rlond !343 /')64 See RockY Hupp, Darrell Dodrill or Pat Hill, General Manager. for a Good Deal on a New or Used Vehicle . 992 -2196 Middleport , 0 . 1975 CHEVY C-bC SERIES TRUCK Coll 446-7545or -446 -65b8 . Auto Sale~ m DAN THOMPSON FORD For leo"e 7 bdr modern apo n ment , o.,.ertook. mg Ctfy pork Stove & refrtg lurn 1Sihed . $ 130 permo , coli 446-181'1 Drive Home A Winner 823 Fourth Ave . 1978 FORD F-100 117 WHEEL BASE 4 dr. Pi l lar HT, 351 V -8, all vi n yl seat trim, HR78x 15 w -s-w radials , con veni ence group. fingertip -speed co ntr ol , r ear bum per guards. selecai r e con ditioning , AM rad io, ti nted glass, full whee! covers, .whi te. 2 dr .• l ight blue with halt viny l roof, dua I a~cent pa int str ipes, all vinyl seat, trim w -S· W tires, air conditi on , tinted glass , left hand remote m irror. full wheel cover s. 1974 CADILLAC SED. DEVILLE.. ......... .. 13695 B&D TROPICAL FISH 1978 MUSTANG II 2 DR 1978 FORD LTD ·1978 FORD LTD 1973 CADILLAC CPE. DEVILLE.. ..........11995 BURROU GHS SlNSt MA 11 ( oc co un1•ng mo chmrPhone 992 2156 The Dody Sen rinol, 111 Court S!ruo r Porn oroy , Oh1o OPEN TILL1 P.M . Except ll'lursday & saturday til s ,oo Closed SundaY NEWGM( Truc k Headquarter:> 1974 ' 1 1 GMCPd.up l'I7A 11 1 GMC Pickup 1974 I I 1 GMC 1-'U 197A '1 1 (hev . PU l'il7A three -fo urthChe v PU t'l71 GM C 9500 lroctor 1975 ' 1 I Chevrolet PU I 97 3 F700 For d Dump l1 U( k 1lil73 NOV() 197¢ P.n1o 1'175 '1 r GMC 1'177 Datsu n PU 1'174 Chev ' , T PU 1973 Chev . Dum p f:JJ Ser1e1o 1q77 Ford Pic kup Fln Ford Von 1%7 Chev I 1 lru ( ~ PHS GMC I I . Truck 1'176 Ford l • T Truck Bed lrner$ , heo..-y duly rear bumper SOMMERS GMC TR UCKS , INC \33 Pine St . 446 2532 Hours 8 om to 6 30 pm 1970 CADILLAC SED. DEVILLE.. ........... '995 BES l SI:LECT IO N o l 1ho bo ~ t wood ~ l oves HI Snulhea<>IC>rn Oh1o Jo ll,1l M o t ~o H el, l1r o l•o r.,mpwood und Nolhuo Z1on flpo! Co fl f!urnom D• (oil M1ll St. ), Athc· n::. !i1 4 5q2 601'-1 o( 61' 696 I lUI Jl flip fold bench seat . 8' bed , V-8 engine, au1omatic trans ., P. steering , rad io. w-w tires. wheel covers, special2 tone paint . Less than 1976 GMC 3;4 Ton •••••• s3595 ~ CUTLASS CALAIS COUPE Grand Tounng appearance and feel in an aff ordabl e road car You "lll lkc th e l cc l-ot-the·road r1de and handling that make CUtlass Cala• s th e car lor lhosc w l10 really en1ov dnv1ng . Pra clt cal luKury eng•nee " d mto an agtl c new pa cl-:age that pr ov1des rea l dn vrn g pleasure. CUTLASS CRUISER STATION WAGON It work s t1k e a stat•on wago n bul 11des much hk e a Cu tlass sedan l!'s a whole wago n-full ot good •dea s From the suprismgly larg e ca rg o space to 1t' s beaut•lul mteri or appomtments and agil e mancuverab lltly. Cut · lass Cru•se1 is a maslerp•ece of Oldsmob•te Stat•on Wagon eng1nee rmg CUTLASS SALON 2-DR AND 4-DR. SEDANS A tme e.:ample of Oldsmobile's space-effl cnmt en· grneer1n~ Salon has more headroom and legroom lhEtn last years Cutlass and nearly two mch os more rea r t11p room All in a tr1m new s•ze w1th a sophi Sti cated sus pen· s1on that mal<.cs 11 an eKCIIIIl9 new road machme Yes .. atl the Otdsmob•le Cutlass mod els l or t97B feature tho same charac tertshcs tllat have rnade t11em so popu l ar . plus plenty of new engin oornlg developments that make them Idea l sel eotrons tor toaav s kmd at buyer. Co me m today ana l et us help you 1978 Ford %Ton •••••• s5295 2.200 miles . !:: V-8, Auto. Trans , full time .4M4, PS . PB , Radio, Rear 2 Seat Wagon , VB eng ine. automatic trans ., p. steer ing, needs some paint work , redlo, like new tires. FORDS MOST SUCCESSFUL CAR FOR 1978 0 v.e Auto. 1975 BLAZER 4X4 ......................'4395 • () GREAT CUTLASS FEELING AT 1973 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX 2 DR '2795 lacks. buckets. console. tilt wheel . v1nyl roof · More. One loca l owner. Nice. ~ DISCOVER THAT V -8, Auto trans, PS, PB, AC, AM Rad io with tape stereo, tow m ileage . Clean as a bell. Less than 12,000 mi les. Co . car. ne"er ti tled . than JB.OOO m iles, like new . Rad ial W. stripe tire. A sharp car + many other options . Red tag Spe cia I 1973 CHEV. MONTE CARLD 2 DR s2795 miles. Qle local owner . Shows good care. v.e • Bucket seats, air cond . • AM-FM stereo & tape • Landau roof & more V -8, Auto trans, PS. AC, AM Radio w it h tape stereo, windows . com1ortllt. AM-FM radio. delu~ee equipment . Squ ire J seat Wagon , automatic P.B., P .S. A ir cond . A M -FM Stereo Ra dio, locking dift .. 1 owner , less COUPr cloth seat trim . Trans, P S, AC , AM-FM Stereo, tilt wheel , speed con trol , flight bench sea t , leather int .. 37, 000 ........s2695 CUl LASS CAL... IS ~ 1974 CHEV. MONTE CARLD 2 DR '2795 over green , 2SO, 6 cyl. engine, automatic trans., power st . & brakes , power door locks & 1974 Ford ~g:~~ Red tag Special 0 ll. (/) CUTLASS SUPREME COUPE More supreme than ever . w•lh bcau!llul new stylmg . and value . Engineered b)l Otd smob•le to give you smoo th q 01 et r1dmg comfort m a space-e ff• c•ent car that trand tes like a breeze . all the Yrr1ues Jhat ha\'8 made Cutlass so popular W• l tl•mpo rtant new sp ac(J·S III c •ent benelrt s CUTLASS SUPREME BROUGHAM COUPE , Top-ot-the-hne luJury and comtorllll a car tha t s practically sized. A class•c prol •le w1th a cn sr new l ormal roo fh ne. Roomy .. lnleHor elegan ce you rn1ght eKpect to find on ly in an expensr.,.e luxury co r surp11 s1ngly maneuv erabl e new mrd-s izc car at a very pr;tcl• cal pr1ce z Auto Trans. PS, PB , AC, AM-FM Ster eo. Coupe . While 1974 Chevelle .•.••• !7:~·~J1695 • Landau roof & more 0 4 cyl. Auto Trans, AM Rad io Caprice 4 door , sillier with red vinyl roof, vinyl interior , full power equipment , rad ial tires, JOS V-8, air cond ., comfor t tilt, cruise control , radio & tape. AM-FM & tape • P.S., P.B ., Radial ti res 0 z CUTUIISS SUPRE.,_E BROUGHAM COUPE a Air cond . 1974 FORD PINTO 2 DR ............ '1895 1977 Chevrolet. •••••.• "'s5995 RESTYLED ... RE-ENGINEERED FOR TODAY'S KIND OF BUYERS ll. luxur y interior decor. elec . rr . defrost, More. Nice. Vacation In One Of These Uke New Used Cars • many more op ti ons a: <( 6 cyl. 3 speed tran s., vi nyl roof, AM radio, electric rea r window, Defrost, delu xe wheel covers . Less than 35,000 miles. v.e, VI Red tagSp ecia l w door , Nice. 35 1 • AM · FM Ster eo & Tape and 0 1975 FORD GRANADA GHIA 2 DR '3895 PH. 992-2174 •Au to .. p.s., p.b., air cond . z ...J cy l. a uto. trans, AM Radio, white ·with red trim, 6 cyl, auto trans. ps, AM radio, 34,000 miles. POMEROY, OHIO SUPfil M[ COU P~ 0 1975 FORDGRANADA GHIA 4 DR s2995 SMilH NELSON MOTORS. INC. · CUlLA SS 0 1977 FORD PINTO 3 DR 4 ~' - -~~ ~~~- ¥~ 0 11,000 miles. Local owner . Sharp as a tack . Don't forget you owe it to yourself to check Witt! us before you buy any c1r new or used . - A Leader Any Way You Look At It • • COAL . LIMl SIO N~ . Mrnd g1ovol calcium chlor1de t artd•t e l dog food . o nd all lypf' '1 o l -,u ll l:x cels tor Sal t Wo •k s lnr ~ Mom ~ 1. Pom E.'ro y 9Y'} 31391 . CUTLASS rJ) Beat the price raise . Mos( of our new cars came in before the price raise . So come on in and pick out the new Buick or Pontiac of your choice. Plus we need used cars so you will gel fop money for your trade-in. Now is the time to trade for a new Buick or Pontiac and save money . Wre~n OLDS w a: ~ IN STOCK SPECIALS INVITES YOU AND YOUR FAMILY TO ..J 0 h11·' ~ah · H !f. 'l MO P.! It HOM!~ I)! Plt'O ~on I W Vo hv-,r:l " liP 1-< ., j1ff.3 Broodmu11:' 1.\ ~ b4 ') bcdroorn 1?73 Dono•' l.J :. t.01hc-d1uorn lqT2 V1<lo11011 14 > 67 3 b£>droolll 7 both ' lq72 Covenlr y 1'2 oe 65 3 btd r oom IQ09 Sta l esmon t? ll: b() 2 b<>droom ' 0 ON All NEW BUICKS &PONTIACS RED TAG KARR & VAN ZANDT ~ ''~I I -----------b OLDS NOW For Best Results Use Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds - MANHl FOR FIREPLACE cha•r, Coli ~4b · 1q']b . ond NO ITEM TOO Large or too small. JU NK auto end so ap metal. Ph . Will buy 1 p1ece or com plet e 38B·B77b. househol d . New. used. or on t1 GOOD USED FURNITURE not ques. Mo rl•n s Fu rn• ture '10 N uphols l ered and oppl 1o nces . 2nd St. M1ddl eport . Ph one Ph . 446 -0321 '1'11 b310. USED REGRIGERA TOR ( HIP WOOD Po les mo .: . GOOD AND FREEZER UPRIGHT OR diameter 10" on Iorge!>! en d , sa CHEST. Ph 44b·OJ12 . per ton . Bundled sl ob SO per ton . Del ivered to Oh•o Poll et TIM BER Co . Rt . 2. Pomeroy 992 ·2689. fop p11ce!> lor GOOD U SED tra ctor w 11 h Top Ouol •ry POMEROY FORRE ST PROO UC TS ~ ~tdrouhc 3 p 1 h1t ch. ] .d '} -307-4 Coll992-59b5 COINS , CURRENCY , to~cns , ol d pocket wotche1o and cha ins . si l11er end gold . We need 1964 Snow Blade l or lnt Cub Cadet , • 245 5348 ond older s.rlver com!o Buv . se ll or trade . Coli Roger Worm ley . THREE OR FOUR steel h ling 747 ·133 1' cob•neh Col t -446-1015 or 44b · 1243. TIMBER . POMEROY I ores! Pro ducts . I op p r•ce l or ston d•ng BUllDOZER - will !rode small sow t1mbe r . Coli 992-5965 or busineu prope r ty 111 Golhpohs . Kent Hanby. 1-4-46-8570 Coli '156-6038 of.'er 6pm OLD FURNITURE, 1ce boxe~ brass ANTIQUE ROL L TOP DESK ond beds, iron beds, etc. . ( Omplete wooden tilin g cabme t Call household s. Wnt e M .D. 'Miller 145 ·5050. ~ Po ~o y or coll992·b370 . TRA ilER . 8 x 35 or 8 • -45 in g ood WANHO TO buy Older country cond. Coli 379-:2536. house ond ocreoge . Some woods . North end of Me igs THREE BDR HOME in east po rt of Gall•polis Coll446-3617 . County . Awov fr om paved rood . Reply to Bo11 729-M , c o TWO WHL UTILITY TRAI LER . The Do ily Sentinel Pomeroy, Medi um me. Coli .d4b 21b5 . Ohi o. WANTED TO buy . f.rewood lor 5tove . 1 30.t -77J -5937 . WANT TO buy Boston Te rr 1er pups. Phone b14 -992 -333q. LOST . 5fT!all block Chihuahua. REWARD. Coll"6·7731. FOUND . KINGSBU~Y . 81own ond ton coon hound . Coli e11ening s 992·51>79 . FOUND : HEDBON~ . In boo:k of l ~n~s~~~ ~ Female . ~~- 7876 . LOSl" IN vicinity of Succe!ts fM: mole colhe s.oble ond whtle Answer s to lhe no rne of ~u s ty . (1 uppti rS Plain S) 614 667 3 ~) I , DOISITAU.. ~-~ - ----- 61\n"i.uy " -~ -- - ~--- WANT TO buy : With in 10 mdes of Pomeroy MINIMUM 70 acres w1th creek , at Ieos! 10 acre s tilleoble , liveable h o use . Wou ld like born or livestock sh· ed ond fe nced posture included . Send deta ils. induding price , to 8o.: 719· ~ . c-o Doily ~entinel , Pomeroy, Ohi o . See It Today At ... CARROLL NORRIS DODGE - Corner of Third & Court Ga!Upolis, Ohio ANV PERSON whod hos anything to · - - - - - -. .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " ' give away ond oe s not ofler or attempt to off e, any oth e• th mg lor solo. rnoy p lace on ad 1n this column . There w•ll be no (jiv~away cha rge to th e odverllsur GERMAN SHEPHERD·COLLIE OOG , 1e rM ie 8 mos . old . Call 446·7421. - WANTEO 10 buy farm oi l M IrOC·. HMALl: fJAIH SETTER , foro g ood home. 1' r yar11 . ol d . Co li lo r mu ~ r be in good co nd i tion . 446-'1749 Phone bl-4 - 667 - 3 49~ . 1 fAMilY MOVING . Need new WHilE PERSIA N cot . 992 -39f. hof11e lor fom lly pel . Wire oher 4 pm . k01red beoglo , ') yr5 . old , -·--- $poyed, hou seb rok en . Good . w1th children. Coil 446 4257 KIT H:N S. Healthy . To good alter -4pm hom es . Coll367. 7781. -.---r �D-2 - The ~ "nd•' 'l'im-s-Sentmel. Sunday, June II. 19i8 For Best Results Use 'Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds ~--------- CO MPARE 111111 11 1111 . ~- ·· ...,... BIG SAVINGS 0 z VI Ii ::!! 0 (.) 0 ...J 0 w a: <( ll. ~ 1977 FORD MUSTANG II 2 DR .... s3395 (.) 4 cyl , 4 speed trans, ps, Am Rad io, white with red trim, Alum inum road wheels with trim R. Mg s. Less than 3: s1veyou money. We are The Friendly Deller . Call or sH one of these Friendly Salesmen, J . D. Story, Ray Douglas or Bill Nelson . 500 E. MAIN a lu minum road Wheels, with trim rings. full glass Jrd ~ ~ 1975 FORD MAVERICK 4 DR...... ..S2795 1977 Chevelle Malibu.s4995 rJ) ..J () w a: <( V -8, Auto tra ns , PS, AC. Stereo, P . Windows , P. dr . 1 11 • Air cond ., p .s., p.b., auto . • m -FM stereo & tape rear. • P .O: Locks, 50-50 lronl • Seal & more 1975 CHRYSLER CORDOBA 2 DR ...s4795 1 owner . good tires , V-B, automatic, P.S., P.B., radio. IN STOCK! NEW CHEVY VAN CONVERSIO.NS & SNAPPER MOTOR HOMES POMEROY MOTOR CO~ "Your Chevy Deafer" '92 -2126 Pomeroy Open EvPning~ til& : 00 p.m. - -----'-- 1973 MONI ~ CAR LO Landau P . ~ , f.l 8 A C . AM 8-uock stereo !-:x cellent <and• t•on $1700 ~ · J 2611 1%!1 VW BU G S•OO 99HB58 1975 G RAN D lORlNO :;qu1 1e Ford Sto! 10n wagon w11h fl S 1-' 1:1 • A ( tdt wheel ctu•1oe conllol. (JU new lirffo.; fJ owc r w1ndows oh er b pm $3100 Coil 7• 7 1008 1974 f-I IN TO Hod•ol t1res. new ~ho( ks 48,000 mrl" $ 1500 Co!l99i 7285 after .jf 197 1 CADil l AC ElDORADO full po wer Olf coecellent cond• ll on Phone '192 7-4 62 1974 CHf VY 4 wheel d r 1.,.e p1(kup lf UCk Wllh iOpfXIr $::J7()() 1 97~ VW Robb11 . S 7~ . 997 2987 19b8 DODG~ MO NICO ho•dt op A,ut o a•r 51 ,000 rndo s tK ce. lle nt r:on drtr on $6 7~ '6'17 12• o ' ~ HARP 1972 Challenger . loaded, - OlD~ LlHTA ~8 HOYAH , 4 sedan A1r f-1 ) f-Ib M •r hel 1 n~ )1:1 000 m•le '> ~ 2 CX1l l oll :mtJ f HQ) 0 !:: '17 )> m 0 r 0 (/) z 0 :E US~D IRA(IO~S Ml-1 35 f? H"~ • -1 Mf ?30 O u-·~r-1 Mil SO D1u~e l Mf"" 735 o•.-.wl M l-165 D • e~(~l Ml 7fl5 D1e-,e l MF1135 D•{•v• r Cnh 011 8 hcotf>t NlW 8 U~W IMPlfMLNI~ Mfq Boi N Mrl O Bol f'r MJ- 170 Bole r Morthf'w<, Ho t o ry :,( ylh(> Mf 1:180 ::.en11 llJOull lf'd 6 bo! l orn Plo w Mf-510 1/ lJI'> C MF7 00 ') fl ov-. ChoppC' r M l 39 I fl o w P lon t (' r ~ M Nh OJ l lf Oj lronsp lon1c1 SH INN S I HA C10 R ':> AU~ Phont• .1~8 1030 l f'on W Vo t'lf7 BUIC K Ct•ntur1on l97tr Hall do A l(ord 19n VW H1 qq ~~ o ••m1n g '>hot Qt/11 "14q 14 Jl Special 1966 DODGE POLARA . one owner , in I me londil1on Coli 9•9 -77b3 1977 1HUNDER81RO . PS PB , 011 , v1nyl roof . Coii4Ab 7903 . 1973 GRAND PRIX, AM ·FM 8 frock . 011 . buckel seal$ , very good co nd . 77 ,000 miles . $1700. Coli -446 -4921 alt er Spm . 1977 THUNDERBIRD , $AOO., Toke o..-er poymenr, , Coli 446 -3652 1909 Cornaro Z 28. e.c H6-0648 oiler 5 wnd . 197c Ma11 ie Von , 245 511b 1971 (AMARO, PS , P8 , ~tmyl lop. good cond Coli.U0 -4705 1978 FOMD LARIAT , beoutdully loaded witl-, extras . Coli -446-.4205 . 1~ 7() KHARMANN GHIA . co nverii L .e, 1750. Co ll145·56 71. 197:t CHE VY ' , T. PI CKUP e• c cond . 11000. Coll367 OS• I 196> ~UICK LA SABR e SibS. Coli 3b77~b0 ' t9b7 OLUI CUllAS> I UP~eMf . nPeth 1n1 nor repo11~ 5100 ( nil o:IAb &!ll'J f Explorer -100 Custom clerical duties. Applicant should be able to work with different Program Oireclors . Appli ca tions are available from the C.A.A. Office in Cheshire or the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services Office in each county . Dead fine for accepting applications is June 15, 1978 , The Gallia -Meigs Community Aclion Agency is an W~ 5 TI~ N BABYSITTER in Rodney oreo. Coli 1•5-9373 . Real HELP WANTED RiSING STAR KENNEl Boarding. Indoor-Outdoo r Rum Groommg , All Breeds . ( leon Son1tmy lo c• li tie~ Chesh•re f-'h DALE'S KITCHEN CENTER JC7-o:m CE N TENARY WOOD S PET GROOMING FACILITIH. Pro· fession(JI Serv i(e5 offered. all WAITRESS . bre ed s. oil styles Ph .446 -0131 2119 Jackson Ave .• Pt. Pleasant Phone 675 -2318 DHAGONWYND CA Tl ~RY KENNEl , AKC Chow Chow RELIAtlll: BABYSIT TER needed for dogs , CFA Siame se and 2 srno ll boy!i . b day s o week H1mo loyo n 1l Oh. (A I1o0 white Good salary . 99:2 -6173 o r fler1o ian!. .) Now ovodoble 3 'I'IH10b . female, block Chow Chow pup· Blue pt Siome!l.e N~E D BAB'tSil l ER ot home rr1 p•e s and female ldttem Call-446·38-44 . 1-'ortlond, 5 doy 1o o wee!-. 7 orn to b prn . Phone 84 3-4602 , FR~N ( H WHilE BIRD w 1th ( oge doy t~me or 84? -4803 alter b pm . ond li tteJ S10 . Coii367 -00'il5 AKC SIBERIAN HUSK IE PUPPIES b wks . old . Coil 446 -8616 . ' , AUSTRA IIIAN BLUtHEEUR5. ' • Aus!roihon shepherd . eH stock dogs or pet S25. ((JII ·~b- 4$06 . MI:NTAll Y RE RETAHOED odult s ond children ore in need ol taster core home1o . A salary a nd benef i t1o w1ll be paid Th is is on in -home rob that will benef it the life ch anc e ol o mentally re tarded pe non Fo1 more information. wr ite or ((JII Fa!.ter Core b80 E. Main. Jo<kson . OH 4564 0 6 1• · 286 -5039 { IO<kson ) 0 1 b14 -5'12-bb07 [Athonll · SANtlARIAN IN Tra ining , 1e· quire!. B.A . or B.S. m1nimum Me1gs County Heolth Depo r l ment . 110 M ec hanic St. Pomeroy Oh1o 45769 . AKC REG AIRlOALE TERRIERS. Heosonobly p ric e-d . Coli A WOMAN around 35 or ove r to )lb -1357 work nights at jo Ann 5 Oohylo nd Hours 4 to 9.30 HOOF HOll_O W Horses . Buy . sell . ·Must btt dependable Call trade or trorn . New ond used 6 14-367 -7646 between 4 and 6 sadd les. . Huth keeves . Albany . pm. [biA ) b9B -3290. !.OMI:ONE 10 stay wi th J b o y~ RI!:I ING ~1 AR Kennel . lor ding l-4 15 & 16 years o ld . Or soInd oo r and ou td o or tu ns . meone tho1 needs a horne tha t Groo1.n111g all breeds . Clean would W01( h rhom (lij~ , .j 1'}'J ~ondory focililres. Che!lh tr e fJh on ~ (614 ) 367 · 07Y~ . HOUSEI<HPI:f( 6 1.n ho u ~ e 'J e A~l 8A~SHT puppte s Heady to go 1 bi4 - 9H~ 75)2 odulh no c.h ddron 446 44f~ fn r llt l f:rVIIJW H ll anvthinq fo r anvbody ~~ our AU(tion 8ar11 or In yu()r home. For •nlorm a t •o n an d pickup Sf!rVI(C Calf 156 -1967 . Si1 1e Every Saturday NigtH at 1 p , m . SWAIN AUCTION SERVICE Kenneth Swain, Auct . Cornrr Th•rd & Oli ve 1911 DAl ':>U N , ron P• ' \..up 4 ~p ee-d m•w clut ch rnu Hiu1 br oke ~ and IJOIIl t J'5 m p g $1300 Coll991713q AlLIS bolt>r IQ72 C HA lM~R~ \1noll round SIHOO Pu fCho~ed new con d1t 1on b lcllent Reod si1dlo, 614·378 03\ I POMEROY LANDMARK Fot All Your Go ·rwr.d Elrctnc TV ·, .llld Hotpornl Appliol .( 1'' No e•pe11e11ce ne c e~ so ry . Apply in pe r ~on o t Bluo ferro n , Middl eport. b15· 5011 . We PARTY PLAN SUPERVISORS MERRI -MAC toy port1es ho s opon ing~ fo , supervisors orrd , demon stra tors in your orea. Quality mer chondise . H•ghes t comm ission . No inves tment. deliveri ng or collection . Call An n Bo11ter collec t3lq .ssb-8881 or w rde MERRI -MAC. Bo• 1'177 Dubuque . lowo 5'1001 Apply At B00 15 (hdd 1Pn ., 5 ~ 9S ro SlJ Q:, M£>11 ' Sill ~5 to $44 95 ao.IPy ~ B oo r ~ J /7 N 1nd A >~f! Mrddlepo1 1 SWAIN AUCTION BARN BABVSIJT8R m my horne tor th e summer Call 446-4021 ofler bpm EXPERIENCED KITCHEN APPLIANCE REPAIRMAN BRIARPAT CH Ken nels . Boo rd•ng . Groommg . AK C Gotdon set t er!t . Engli sh Co<ker Spon1cls Ph . -446 -41q1 PI CKUP ':>roll 1odol•• A u powe-r \ l eer nq b1ok P' ~ IPI'·Ibcl t II! O'> loo l bo r $4) 00 Make olle1 3'10 Mm hon 1C l' orn cro '( ah c1 S Equal Opportunity Employer . 1972 CORVETH 4 spd . sharp Coll44b 315b . Af(C lUG. l:ngU\h Spr mger Spon•tl Pupp1e' • Chomp1on blood lines, $100 an d $75 Coli !Qll ( HI VROLfl " Located on W . Val side of Pomeroy -Mason Help Wanted AI< ( t iny while M(Jitese puppy . II w~~ - old Coli 37'1· 7113 or 379.1758 WUIUI I Z~ H lJOUiill ~~yboo1 d w1th b o~~ l uo l pPdol o; l-1r1o n •c o Sb Q ~ U1 17 1 t o• 74/ '1701 oile-r S CLIFTON AUTO SALES t9b8 Pl 'tMOUTH FURY 350 H oo.,.e r portobl9 wa!.her . $50 Cash 1eg1s te r $!10 Coli 4-40-85.68 FOUR COLLIE PUPS. lemol e . Reasonable Call 2~ 1575 Datly ex cept Wed. elJenlng and Sunday . 10 miles sou th of Pf . Pleasant on Rt . 2. Pho ne 304 - 576 - 2026 . Richard and Lois Au slrn. 54, 000 miles , bucket , AM. tape . p .s .• p.b.. auto. floor . Program Secretary. Skills required include above average speed in lyping and shorthand and general 5 p .m . till dark . 1 p .m . 1973 FORD PICKUP F 1974 OLDS CUTlASS SP The Gallia-Meigs Community ACtion Agency is seeking qualified applicants for the posi tion of ·- 1q71 VW CAMPER , foe. o•r AM · FM radio . '} lull beds . ilnk tce chesl , storage cab ine ts. , good con d . S2200. Colt Jb7 -0106 Pick your own . 9:10a .m . to _.,f:~ijiJ HELP WANTED ~ te p 1974 VtGA HA TC HBACK good ca nd., no rust . $700. or best of le• Coii379-2W 1974 dr Red Oscars Uve Planf s Daily 4 p .m .- 9 p .m. Sunday 12 til8 Closed Saturday () Red tag Help Wanted Help Wanted 19M CAMAR O . 3% eng , need~ wor k , $71 5. Coll 388 -f:l730 . lq7J BUK K LUXUS. bt ' ellent con · drl1 o n P ~ , P 8., A .C New !tres it6SO 99'} 7870. 1973 CAD illAC COUPl D!VIlll Cl1m ate con tr o l. AM FM rod10 P ~ f-18 . v1nyl top CI6M S 1800 Coll1•5 5888 ~ Guppie s 0 STRAWBERRIES \977 MAliBU CLASSIC. red' w1th red lobnc mten or . carpeted 14 000 rrul e~ lop cond . W1ll toke o lder car l pre fer lo lott on wagon ) good con di!10n lor equ•ty Pay oil SJOOO . 1:156 Fou rth A ve re o1otter '} 15. 1975 VW RABBIIT. uc. cond Call "6·1123. 1977 FOUR WHHL DRIVI , F 250, 1 , T Ford 7 000 mdes ~ harp Coli ~t18 - Y<w4 z Zebra danios 2 for S1.00 De luxe Veil Tail (/) lJ You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" GMC Financing 992-5342- 0pen Evenings Until6:00 Til5 PM Sat . -Pomeroy or 0 (, all ~.l iP Pri C!''-> SALES POS ITION C(JII Ioll lre e \ B00 -327 -9b'lb EXPERIENCED MASONARY. Call 4-46-0-HJ oher 4prn . J.ll k W C-"'"Y. Pllonl' 997 OPI:NINCS on all 3 shlft5 for lull Unscramble lhese fou r Jumbles. o r port lirne LJ-'N 's w1th Phor - One letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. mo co l o g'1 . Pinecrest Core to I I I t I. I I n II I I b I Cente<. Con tact : Nancy Von Mote r , R.N. Coll-446-7117. . PERSON TO LIV EIN ond core for • elderly and d i ~obled !ton In Patrio t oreo. Room ond board prov ided. Call Sendee nt 3b7 -0l07 day s THE: (ll't' OF G ALLIPOLIS is o<eep· tl ng opplkotr o ns tor the follow· in g posit ions Water ond sewer maintenance worker quolif lco- MA SS EY FtRGUSO N Hoy condi r•one r SSOO Very good co nd1 11on . R eed~~t 1 lle , 614 376 6311 QRRIP .........._.... . V i976 FORD F tOO b cyl 300 CID 5td . tro n$ 8 bed Rod• o l: x ccllent cond•t•on $.3000. Phone 997 5785 oltor 5 pm ~ . ""''"..,n·.o-..•- ... .....,_ r-------. SPt CIAl 5 p1ece cast 1ron ou tdoor lorn .ture settee '] orrn < hou~ . ta ble & planter l o r $249 95 . O d d ~ & tnd~ Shop , M iddlepor t Oh10 99'1 b I 73 L-'P :.,...:R :..:.:;.IG .:::~Er---1.,..-<T:>""~ . . . _ ~ lr ons. e11perience in pipe line r=~:-:-:-:-:==, ;:~~.b.u:dd sit~~:HI~t~in:r ~~ I SWANER V" plumbing wo rk . Water meter X'~ reader quaiHicotiont : val id ~.A Ohio dr •v&r's license, good eye '---'--"--"'"'"'-'-"'--.L-L._ .J, sigh t , eligib lv wr 11ing and good,-------., ~nuo~~:~~~i~~:~Qr~J~~~;~fc~~~~ M UG NIP schoo l, vocot ionol school or V' 'I equivole_"~ · some eKperl.ence In bo o~keepmg . onounflng or cl erl(a l Work . hecutlvA secretory ci ty manager's oft lee quol illcotions . g raduate of high schoo l. vocollonol schoOl or vqul..-ol(tnt . 3 '{r$. of proct lco l 1 l\. _A ' '----'· --"-"'-'-<.!....--"''"".L---' •·10 MANY AUDIENCES GON61DER HIM 'THE l'X'Y OF THEM ALL ! Now arrange the circled letter• to ronn the aurprlse answer, 11 Jug· gootad by lh<l obovo cartoon. AIM: THE ~TIIJ" [XXIII] I eMper•ence in OJ(ecutlve office Jumbles; VERVE CHIME HYMNAL FACTOR os pedorm i ng c l erical. Yes terday's Ans.r: Soundalllle I low ch.,.•t1er fn P• .. s!enogr9phy work and typing . Aiso work!ng knowledge of · A FRENCH HEEL ~ tondord pur chas ing praTho ltlttl JUMBLES trt In JUMBLE lOOK 110 tnd JUiolllE <edure$, Appll co t lons moy be BOOK 111. AYtlltbl~ for '1.3!1 EACHJ pootoola 110m Jumlllo. C/0 llltt p1ckod up in t he C1 ty rnonoger 's newtPIPif', P.O. 8011: :W, NOt'Wood, N.. 07Mft. . . . chitch peylblt to olh <.c An l:quol Qpponunlt~ Newtpapefbookt. tmployt>r '*• Mqt . 71 HI JC'J75 KAWASAKI 750 d•r t b1ke All r1ew ports " un~ good 38 mm 'rocmg co rb A l~a woshe• • 9<17 5001 {972 (USlOM CHt: VY Van Newly pa 11Hed 52'175 Cal l alter bpm , 9B5-3BI B fi VE 14 111 C!i like new w1th wheels to t •t Che.,.y ... on Call alt er b pm 985 38 18 COAL COOK stove 1Q68 Ford 1 r t o •~ truck . Bed l or 19b8 Fo rd tru ck 479 Mercu ry motor Also. light houlm q 74'/2174 STATION WAGON Cream, 6 cyl. engine, power steering , power fron1 disc brakes, automatic trans ., 5 year r ust C RAVt LY TRA (l OI-1 mower lor SWIMM ING POOLS and supplies . i ngro und and above ground . so le. Goad condi ho". 197 1 Su p e r C8 e le ctrr c s tart HOUDA 't POOLS, Huntingt on , .9Q2 5007 . W .Va . Co li 304 -419 -478B G RA VI:LY TRA CTO R wdh mower . henmgs alter 5 JO coli 9?25510 LIKI: N EW SQor~ R1ding power n1owe • 5 h p 20 111 cui. S77 5. 9Q77190 1978 SUZ \JKI RM 175 . 949-241 0 .- POlllD HERt rQRD bull SbOO 1 ' , y eo • ~ o ld. Phone 614 -b67 -3-493 0 1 01 4 607 3368 . OOME IMPROVEMENTS "tor m Windows, Storm Ooors, Replacement Win · dows, PatiJ Covers, Aluminum Siding and Accessories. Ca II pr oof i ng . Stk . No. 496. 446-2642 APPALACHI AN 510VE Gre at e~t ,('INt•on of wood o nd cool hea te rs . Warehouse prices . Mo v•ng to M1dd lepo.t . Co il bt J 6q8 7191 NOW •4640 Was $4913 Medium blue, 8 cyl. engine. automa1ic trans ., power steering and brakes , fr ont and rear bumper guards. air conditioning , AM radio, exterior decor , interior accent grou·p, tinted glass , pivoting front vent windows. Stk . Silver , 6 cyl. Pnqine, .~lutomatic tran s., power steering and brakes, air conditioning , ex terior and inte ri or accent , luggage rack, AM ra dio, tr im rings and hub caps, viny l insert body side No. 5.17 No. 483 . Was 15966 Now•5570 HP Mer cury motor . 15 gal. to nk lor.,- -trol l electri c trolling mo tor and occeuo nes. Hea vy duty boot trailer ond spore tire . Coll44b -4045 NOW 1407 5 SI: AUI Y SHOP l:qu•pmen t 2 Strawberr ies 9:30 till one . 5 till dar~-!. no Wednesday or Sunday hydroul 1c ~ ty ling ch a ir!o . pick i ng . Happy Hol low Frull QBS 4 17~ olt e1 b. Form . 1-304 -570-2026 All !VPfS o l bu1ldmg rnolermls 1970 TR IUMPH BONN EVILLE 650. b lotk br1ck . sewe r p•pes . w1n · e... c. cond . 9000 mi . $7011 hrm . rt o w~ lrn 1 e l ~ etc Claude Coll? 45 -5b61 w.nrers RIO Grande 0 Phone IN lERNA liONAl 500 1oer1es bull 74551 1tof rer5. dole r, 6 woy blade , R.O .P S. cob w1nch -Ready to go. Lool-l s like new . Wi ll rake trades . Don I rn rss 1h1 s if you need a d oze r. Coll94'1 -2763 . power steering. Let Pomerov Landmark so ften & co nd ition your water with Co-op . water so ftener , Now Only Mod el UC· SVI. •289.95 Let us test your water Free Pomeroy Landmark C\7~ ·:!_ack W . Carsey, Mgr . -· ~ Phone 992-2181 LAVNE S N~W 8 UStD FURNifURE NEW So to cho1 r rocke r. o tt oman , 3 tables SSOO Bedr oom su1 res 5 t b5 S150 $300 S500. JO ole< tnc rongc1o $200. Ear Am s.of o & cho•r 5300 . modern sofa , ~, . 1a11 lo .... ese at $275 , Re cliners S 100. ond up Tobie~ . $00 eo( h . ~w 1 vel rock ers $1 25 . Maple or pmc tab le 4 (1\ oir ~ S215. Hutch S715 & S27), , 7 p<. Dinette . SI09 5 pc D•nelle S55 00 . 9 pc S160 Bun~ bed scomplete$150 . S2?5 m ott• e1oses o r bo11 r.pr 111g1o tum SOO eo ches t ot drawer $38 . GOOD USED D esk~ Re l n gerat o r ~ Sw eep e r~ . Dryer\ range s, coff ee ond end tab les rv S, d inettes. bed s tab le:; . lamp s cho•r s. other 1IOm!l Co li Ub-0322 Mondav thru f- ndoy 9 to B p m , So tur day ~ to 5 p.m . :l mi ou r Bulovdlc Rd FOR THE BEll IN FURNITURE UI-'HO l Sf~RING Free hllmote!l P•ck up ond dcl 1.,.e ry ser111CC. co li Mowrey s Uph o lste ry. Pt . Ploo ~ on t W Vo. 675 -4154 . fARM FEN Ce POSTS All SI ZES, ovet 6 000 to choose from . S 1 99 ond up shmgles. S14 95 per 5q Anderson windows, studs , other build1 ng material, Open dody q.7 Fra nk s Borgoin Center Rt . 100' Porter , Oh io HAY f- OR SALE by the bole or tr' ucklood Call75b·6535 . RlfRIGERAIORS. WASHERS AND DRHRS . WRINGER WASHERS, RAN GeS All SOLD WITH G UARANTH WE ALSO SER· VIet APPLIANCES. SKAGGS APPLIA NCeS . 191B EASTERN A Vl: ,, Coll 44b-7398 , PENDH1 0 N HlHUill BAHEHII S SIU ~~Vilh eoechollgo new ones :) JI guo • on te ed . 3813 8596 R~CIST!:.JH:O ' Arob n1ore 011d gelding . 3 yuo • .1o old )ee lskev H1 ll Fla twoods Hood Pomeroy , MARY I< A Y COSMETICS , lree fa cial Patsy Fttch consultant. oh•~ 9<n 3885 Co li 446·4204 lq74 HONDA 750 Pe d uct rond1 11on. New t ires 2 helmets lug SCA NDINAVIAN HEALIH fOOD . l aos.•ng , gmmng, maintenance gage rack cr ash b o r lmrmg 1-'otsy l 1llh co n~ultont. Colt Garaged smce nPw 51'/)() . 446 4'10 4 9B~) A21b, Alloed 1' group , tinted glass, p ivot ing Iron! with vent windows . Stk . No. 547 stereo tape , Was Stk No., 632 S832l NOW Check our low, low prices on FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, POTACH, FERT.().PELS. PH. 446-3575 ---- 75 FT. OWENS CABIN CRUISER , troller. in e•< cond . Al1 oc c e!t~ories . Coli 446-1692, Bob Scott!. Tw in River Morino Af.IPAlOOS A HORSES . Stud ter vic_e , SSO. reg . mOIAS, SJS . grade mor•J. Also breeding stoc k . Call 245 -9369 Rio Gr ande . RFFRIGE~AlOR , I ""e . lamp s, b ., r, -: h , othe'r -440 -77 11' d o uble bed child's p •cnic iterm. Coli SI::ARS nding lawn mower , 8 HP. Coll446 315b. - Davit\ Beaver . - GOOD USED HOUSEHOlD FURNITURE . CoB 446 -2300 or see Alberto ~ 1 f e :J miles below Gollrpo l l~ o•' Rt 7. 24 Hr . Wrec)cer Service Ph011e : 446·l575 Day 446-3560 Night AMBASSAEUR 55000 CL de l ux~ Reel 14 K Gold . rowi ng machme e11e1cis or coll4-4b ·749\ 16 H . BASS BOAT , troll er, ga soli ne and ele ct . motor wi!h remote ' antral. Coli 446 3632. JOHN DEERE 1010 fo rm trac tor . $1500 . Jacobso n ridmg lown HP S300 . Coli m ower . 37'1 235 4 betwe en 6 30 ond a 8 30 . 1977 HONDA CB 360 T. 1700 miles. exc . cond . Coli 446·3580 ;~VE N HOLSH IN HEIHRS. Coli JBB 61lb TOMATO STAKES Rt . 7 M•ller Oh. 1(}( and \SC . Call256·6b01. - -- - lHREE TEN HUNDRED tRUCK TIRES . Maunled tire s. tubes ond rlms. Coll44b-2757 . FOR SALE OR TRADE Eco nomy tractor , powe r k1ng . 14 HP with eig~t p•ece equ1pmen!. Coli 446 2757 . . GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Wanted to Hoy l'or-Sale - - - For a good deal see Tom Sprague, Melv in Little, John Koehn, Morris Sheests, Gary Rudolph, Nancy Fowler, Sandy Gatewood, GIBSON E.B.O . Bou gu1tor, used bulln e,. cel lent cond it1on . Toke a l ook ot 1t ond molo.e on offer. fh one 895 3666 {local ca ll/ rom Pl . f'leo sont , W . Vo .) SfRAWBtr<tHES. pk l-l your owr. bOC o quart, Brin g own con tainers . Coii24S-5121 . decor ACROSS FROM HOUER MEOICAL CENTER JH MOTOR , agitator l or septic rank . Like new . Coll 4-4b-3375. &BLEND Pomeroy Landmark XR7 4 cyl. eng ine , 3 speed. automatic trans ., AM rad io, tinted glass , western m irrors, low swingback rear step bumper , white sidewall lires. FORD SALES 362 JACKSON PIKE-RT. 160 & 35 StAl Y MATTRESS SALE . NEW IN· NERSPRING MATTRESSES. DOUBLE SIZE, $6A.95 WA S $b9 .95. RiCES NEW AND USED FURNITURe , 65A SECOND A VE . 44b -'il523. 75 Susuki PM 125, mota (lOSS , ex c. co nd Will sacri f ice or besl olfer . •U6-7554 after b 8 cyl . eng ine , automati c transmiss ion , power steering and brakes, automatic trans .• cloth bucket seats, floor shift , Iron ! and rear bump er guards . a ir con ditioning , AM rad io with stereo tape, dual bright mirrors, wi re wheel covers . Slk . No . 334 1977 FORD COURIER PICKUP RANGER XLT •7730 1974 HONDA 750 K. 7.000 actu al m iles . tH C. con d . Full tounng d re1os . Mu ~ t see to opp rec rate . S2000. Co1125b· 1955 after 6pm. fq?4 HUSQVARNA •OO CC , 1974 Susuk 1750 E:1duro. Ph 388-8897 594 group. protect ion group, tinted glass, power side windows. light group wire wheel covers. INII:RNAT !ONAl 04 combine. I roc tor mounted sprayer . For· moll Model 6 tracto r . 3 pomt hi tch. cutoll sow . b ft . like ne w bush hog. All in good condi tion. W 1ll toke trades . Coll949 -17b3. USED FURNITURE I SH OF QUEEN SIZE SPRINGS AND MATTRESS , TWO S PC. DINETTE SETS , 1 LIV EM. SU ITE , I SET OF SPRINGS AND MAT· TRE SS , 1 MA1TRESS, I SMALL ORGAN , I HOBBY HORSE . RICE "S NEW ANO USED FUR · NITURE , B5A SECOND. AVE 446·9523. Si lver met .. 6 cyl. engine, bucket seats, automatic trans .. ai r , sport s steering wheel, power steeri ng and brakes, front and rear bum per guards. AM radio, t\nted glass, dul!.l bright m\rrors . 4 cast aluminum wheels . Stk . No. 1978 FORD FAIRMONT brakes. automatic trans .. convenience group, cornering lamps, 1ilt steering wheeL speed con tro l, air conditioning , power seat. twin comfort, bumper protection group, el ec. rear window defroster, AM -FM radio front and rear bumper guards, exterior and interior accent EED A WATER SOFTENER? $5290 $3940 1978 M Y COUGAR XR7 351 eng ine. power ste-er ing and luggage rack. NOW 1978 FORD FAIRMONT STK, NO. 506 cyl . engine , automat ic transm ission, air conditioning, Wa s 15659 cyl. eng ine, power steering , front and rear , AM rad io, dual br ight mirrors , 878x 14 w-s-w ti res . Stk . No . 446 Caps. Vinyl Body, Side Moldings. 6 mldgs . Slk. No. 49 7 4 Interior Accent, Group Trim Rings and Hub 1978 FORD FAIRMONT STATION WAGON ' 1978 FORD FAIRMONT FUTURA 4 Cyl. Engine, Power Steering, AM Radio, Now•4630 Was $4861 NOW '5610 1978 FAIRMONT 2 DR SEDAN B N Doy ol d or sta r ted legko rn . 15 Fr CHRYSlER BASS BOAT , 50 puii('!S bor h f loo r or cage g• own 0"'01loble Poultry Ho u~ ­ n lg and Automo11011 Moden1 Poul tr y 39QW . M0111 , Porm Hoy !-' hone qq7 11M Was 10012 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL Sliver metallic, vinyl roof, bench sea t, 4 cyl. eng in e, power steeri ng , automat ic trans .• AM rad io, dual br ight mirrors. Stk . No. 355 USED FURNITURE All wood table end b choirs. l1ke new . Corbin and Sn yder Furn1tur e , 955 Se cond 446 -1171 '5460 NOW Si lver , 8 cyl. engine. power ste er ing, automatic trans., power brakes, luggage r ack , front & ·r ea r bump er guards, air conditioning, AM radio, interi or and exter ior accent group, tinted glass, pivot ing vent windows . 1978 FORD FAIRMONT FUnJRA CHIM NEY BLOCK S. building materials. Gallipolis Block Co . 440 7783. Was 16890 1978 FORD FAIRMONT STATION WAGON 2 dr . sedan, dark brown, 4 cyl. engine. power stee ring , AM radio , interior accent group, dual mirrors, trim rings and hub caps . Stk . No . 471 VVas S4290 NOW'4695 Was $4939 1978 FORD FAIRMONT STATION WAGON 1978 FORD FAIRMONT "----·- USED TRACTORS MFl 35 Die sel · MF230 Diese i MF 150 Diesel · MF235 Diesel · MFI65 D iesel · MF 285 Diesel MF1135 Di esel . Cob. oi r and Heater . NEW 8 USED IMPL EMENTS ' MF9 Bol er . MF10 Bal·er · MF120 Boler · Malfhew s Rotary Scyth e M F880 Semi-Mounted 6 bottom pl ow · MF520 I '}' disc · MF1 2 r ow ckopper MFJ9 2 row planter s rnecho ni(ol transplant er . SHINN'S TRAC TOR SALES Phone 458 -1630 LEO N. W VA 1977 HONDA 3b0 . good cond . L•l · lie ove r 3.000 m ile s. Call 388 -8564 . BILl'S 6 cyL , automatic tran s., power steer ing , gauges, in si de hood relea Se. free whee li ng pkg ., a low mount bright mirrors, AM radio, tinted glass, ci gar lighter , new tires . 1978 FORD FAIRMONT STATION WAGON Stk . SWIMM ING POOLS . In ond above g round . Full service . Supp lies and pools in sla ck. D. Bumgardn er Sal es. 3171 1 Nobel Summ it Rood , Middleport , Oh. Co tl 991 -5724 ~ Dark )ade met., 4 cyl. engine, au tomalic trans ., power steering , AM radi o with 8 track tape. exteriOr accent group , lower body side protection , tinted glass, wire wheel covers. Now16050 Was $6807 1978 FORD FAIRMONT .. - - .0-"~=- o _ '0 . .. ~c_..-:" =-c: t or~@- =::.·-::-.~ . ;;..~~ ~-~~~~ I: or :sale NOW •6099 Was 10799 Karr & Van Zandt H 1975 MU SlANG 11 , 4 cyl . o~od o 48.000 rrul e~ Good cond AM FM rod• o d•g•tal clock . C(JII 4Ab· 702A Olle r Jpm o• r . bucl-let s.eot!i , linted glou , aut o u ic~ . ' onette , re ar ~p eoken lenered rrre s, mags Hemr orange F1rst S1f:IOO. Bob M o r n~ <197 -5448 . 1U Unron A ve 1'174 DODGE ' d . PICKUP . eJ ' cond Coll-tAb -9762 0 r JOHN D!iiH 1010 do w• ~um plr>tr-ly llc'but h $<~500 o.o~ l} \ f'llC:JI Il P w 11h wm r h Call Charlc~ R Hnrl.l'ld 74? 700H o lte·1 6 pm Aulo 'tiale• 1974 MUS TANG 114 good M ichel m tires and Monroe ~hock~ Coli A.tb -7935 ottrr 4pm or -4.46-4572 betwee n ll30 ond -4 ·30 See One of the courteous Salesmen : Pete Burris , MarlJin Keebaugh or George Harris Speci.l l Bla ck Mollie's IQe>Q f O !W V AN Crolgrnon 6 111 plo nPI C orfr ~r non o;,hop(.' l w 11h rn oto 1 (oro Hdton P01 rlond !343 /')64 See RockY Hupp, Darrell Dodrill or Pat Hill, General Manager. for a Good Deal on a New or Used Vehicle . 992 -2196 Middleport , 0 . 1975 CHEVY C-bC SERIES TRUCK Coll 446-7545or -446 -65b8 . Auto Sale~ m DAN THOMPSON FORD For leo"e 7 bdr modern apo n ment , o.,.ertook. mg Ctfy pork Stove & refrtg lurn 1Sihed . $ 130 permo , coli 446-181'1 Drive Home A Winner 823 Fourth Ave . 1978 FORD F-100 117 WHEEL BASE 4 dr. Pi l lar HT, 351 V -8, all vi n yl seat trim, HR78x 15 w -s-w radials , con veni ence group. fingertip -speed co ntr ol , r ear bum per guards. selecai r e con ditioning , AM rad io, ti nted glass, full whee! covers, .whi te. 2 dr .• l ight blue with halt viny l roof, dua I a~cent pa int str ipes, all vinyl seat, trim w -S· W tires, air conditi on , tinted glass , left hand remote m irror. full wheel cover s. 1974 CADILLAC SED. DEVILLE.. ......... .. 13695 B&D TROPICAL FISH 1978 MUSTANG II 2 DR 1978 FORD LTD ·1978 FORD LTD 1973 CADILLAC CPE. DEVILLE.. ..........11995 BURROU GHS SlNSt MA 11 ( oc co un1•ng mo chmrPhone 992 2156 The Dody Sen rinol, 111 Court S!ruo r Porn oroy , Oh1o OPEN TILL1 P.M . Except ll'lursday & saturday til s ,oo Closed SundaY NEWGM( Truc k Headquarter:> 1974 ' 1 1 GMCPd.up l'I7A 11 1 GMC Pickup 1974 I I 1 GMC 1-'U 197A '1 1 (hev . PU l'il7A three -fo urthChe v PU t'l71 GM C 9500 lroctor 1975 ' 1 I Chevrolet PU I 97 3 F700 For d Dump l1 U( k 1lil73 NOV() 197¢ P.n1o 1'175 '1 r GMC 1'177 Datsu n PU 1'174 Chev ' , T PU 1973 Chev . Dum p f:JJ Ser1e1o 1q77 Ford Pic kup Fln Ford Von 1%7 Chev I 1 lru ( ~ PHS GMC I I . Truck 1'176 Ford l • T Truck Bed lrner$ , heo..-y duly rear bumper SOMMERS GMC TR UCKS , INC \33 Pine St . 446 2532 Hours 8 om to 6 30 pm 1970 CADILLAC SED. DEVILLE.. ........... '995 BES l SI:LECT IO N o l 1ho bo ~ t wood ~ l oves HI Snulhea<>IC>rn Oh1o Jo ll,1l M o t ~o H el, l1r o l•o r.,mpwood und Nolhuo Z1on flpo! Co fl f!urnom D• (oil M1ll St. ), Athc· n::. !i1 4 5q2 601'-1 o( 61' 696 I lUI Jl flip fold bench seat . 8' bed , V-8 engine, au1omatic trans ., P. steering , rad io. w-w tires. wheel covers, special2 tone paint . Less than 1976 GMC 3;4 Ton •••••• s3595 ~ CUTLASS CALAIS COUPE Grand Tounng appearance and feel in an aff ordabl e road car You "lll lkc th e l cc l-ot-the·road r1de and handling that make CUtlass Cala• s th e car lor lhosc w l10 really en1ov dnv1ng . Pra clt cal luKury eng•nee " d mto an agtl c new pa cl-:age that pr ov1des rea l dn vrn g pleasure. CUTLASS CRUISER STATION WAGON It work s t1k e a stat•on wago n bul 11des much hk e a Cu tlass sedan l!'s a whole wago n-full ot good •dea s From the suprismgly larg e ca rg o space to 1t' s beaut•lul mteri or appomtments and agil e mancuverab lltly. Cut · lass Cru•se1 is a maslerp•ece of Oldsmob•te Stat•on Wagon eng1nee rmg CUTLASS SALON 2-DR AND 4-DR. SEDANS A tme e.:ample of Oldsmobile's space-effl cnmt en· grneer1n~ Salon has more headroom and legroom lhEtn last years Cutlass and nearly two mch os more rea r t11p room All in a tr1m new s•ze w1th a sophi Sti cated sus pen· s1on that mal<.cs 11 an eKCIIIIl9 new road machme Yes .. atl the Otdsmob•le Cutlass mod els l or t97B feature tho same charac tertshcs tllat have rnade t11em so popu l ar . plus plenty of new engin oornlg developments that make them Idea l sel eotrons tor toaav s kmd at buyer. Co me m today ana l et us help you 1978 Ford %Ton •••••• s5295 2.200 miles . !:: V-8, Auto. Trans , full time .4M4, PS . PB , Radio, Rear 2 Seat Wagon , VB eng ine. automatic trans ., p. steer ing, needs some paint work , redlo, like new tires. FORDS MOST SUCCESSFUL CAR FOR 1978 0 v.e Auto. 1975 BLAZER 4X4 ......................'4395 • () GREAT CUTLASS FEELING AT 1973 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX 2 DR '2795 lacks. buckets. console. tilt wheel . v1nyl roof · More. One loca l owner. Nice. ~ DISCOVER THAT V -8, Auto trans, PS, PB, AC, AM Rad io with tape stereo, tow m ileage . Clean as a bell. Less than 12,000 mi les. Co . car. ne"er ti tled . than JB.OOO m iles, like new . Rad ial W. stripe tire. A sharp car + many other options . Red tag Spe cia I 1973 CHEV. MONTE CARLD 2 DR s2795 miles. Qle local owner . Shows good care. v.e • Bucket seats, air cond . • AM-FM stereo & tape • Landau roof & more V -8, Auto trans, PS. AC, AM Radio w it h tape stereo, windows . com1ortllt. AM-FM radio. delu~ee equipment . Squ ire J seat Wagon , automatic P.B., P .S. A ir cond . A M -FM Stereo Ra dio, locking dift .. 1 owner , less COUPr cloth seat trim . Trans, P S, AC , AM-FM Stereo, tilt wheel , speed con trol , flight bench sea t , leather int .. 37, 000 ........s2695 CUl LASS CAL... IS ~ 1974 CHEV. MONTE CARLD 2 DR '2795 over green , 2SO, 6 cyl. engine, automatic trans., power st . & brakes , power door locks & 1974 Ford ~g:~~ Red tag Special 0 ll. (/) CUTLASS SUPREME COUPE More supreme than ever . w•lh bcau!llul new stylmg . and value . Engineered b)l Otd smob•le to give you smoo th q 01 et r1dmg comfort m a space-e ff• c•ent car that trand tes like a breeze . all the Yrr1ues Jhat ha\'8 made Cutlass so popular W• l tl•mpo rtant new sp ac(J·S III c •ent benelrt s CUTLASS SUPREME BROUGHAM COUPE , Top-ot-the-hne luJury and comtorllll a car tha t s practically sized. A class•c prol •le w1th a cn sr new l ormal roo fh ne. Roomy .. lnleHor elegan ce you rn1ght eKpect to find on ly in an expensr.,.e luxury co r surp11 s1ngly maneuv erabl e new mrd-s izc car at a very pr;tcl• cal pr1ce z Auto Trans. PS, PB , AC, AM-FM Ster eo. Coupe . While 1974 Chevelle .•.••• !7:~·~J1695 • Landau roof & more 0 4 cyl. Auto Trans, AM Rad io Caprice 4 door , sillier with red vinyl roof, vinyl interior , full power equipment , rad ial tires, JOS V-8, air cond ., comfor t tilt, cruise control , radio & tape. AM-FM & tape • P.S., P.B ., Radial ti res 0 z CUTUIISS SUPRE.,_E BROUGHAM COUPE a Air cond . 1974 FORD PINTO 2 DR ............ '1895 1977 Chevrolet. •••••.• "'s5995 RESTYLED ... RE-ENGINEERED FOR TODAY'S KIND OF BUYERS ll. luxur y interior decor. elec . rr . defrost, More. Nice. Vacation In One Of These Uke New Used Cars • many more op ti ons a: <( 6 cyl. 3 speed tran s., vi nyl roof, AM radio, electric rea r window, Defrost, delu xe wheel covers . Less than 35,000 miles. v.e, VI Red tagSp ecia l w door , Nice. 35 1 • AM · FM Ster eo & Tape and 0 1975 FORD GRANADA GHIA 2 DR '3895 PH. 992-2174 •Au to .. p.s., p.b., air cond . z ...J cy l. a uto. trans, AM Radio, white ·with red trim, 6 cyl, auto trans. ps, AM radio, 34,000 miles. POMEROY, OHIO SUPfil M[ COU P~ 0 1975 FORDGRANADA GHIA 4 DR s2995 SMilH NELSON MOTORS. INC. · CUlLA SS 0 1977 FORD PINTO 3 DR 4 ~' - -~~ ~~~- ¥~ 0 11,000 miles. Local owner . Sharp as a tack . Don't forget you owe it to yourself to check Witt! us before you buy any c1r new or used . - A Leader Any Way You Look At It • • COAL . LIMl SIO N~ . Mrnd g1ovol calcium chlor1de t artd•t e l dog food . o nd all lypf' '1 o l -,u ll l:x cels tor Sal t Wo •k s lnr ~ Mom ~ 1. Pom E.'ro y 9Y'} 31391 . CUTLASS rJ) Beat the price raise . Mos( of our new cars came in before the price raise . So come on in and pick out the new Buick or Pontiac of your choice. Plus we need used cars so you will gel fop money for your trade-in. Now is the time to trade for a new Buick or Pontiac and save money . Wre~n OLDS w a: ~ IN STOCK SPECIALS INVITES YOU AND YOUR FAMILY TO ..J 0 h11·' ~ah · H !f. 'l MO P.! It HOM!~ I)! Plt'O ~on I W Vo hv-,r:l " liP 1-< ., j1ff.3 Broodmu11:' 1.\ ~ b4 ') bcdroorn 1?73 Dono•' l.J :. t.01hc-d1uorn lqT2 V1<lo11011 14 > 67 3 b£>droolll 7 both ' lq72 Covenlr y 1'2 oe 65 3 btd r oom IQ09 Sta l esmon t? ll: b() 2 b<>droom ' 0 ON All NEW BUICKS &PONTIACS RED TAG KARR & VAN ZANDT ~ ''~I I -----------b OLDS NOW For Best Results Use Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds - MANHl FOR FIREPLACE cha•r, Coli ~4b · 1q']b . ond NO ITEM TOO Large or too small. JU NK auto end so ap metal. Ph . Will buy 1 p1ece or com plet e 38B·B77b. househol d . New. used. or on t1 GOOD USED FURNITURE not ques. Mo rl•n s Fu rn• ture '10 N uphols l ered and oppl 1o nces . 2nd St. M1ddl eport . Ph one Ph . 446 -0321 '1'11 b310. USED REGRIGERA TOR ( HIP WOOD Po les mo .: . GOOD AND FREEZER UPRIGHT OR diameter 10" on Iorge!>! en d , sa CHEST. Ph 44b·OJ12 . per ton . Bundled sl ob SO per ton . Del ivered to Oh•o Poll et TIM BER Co . Rt . 2. Pomeroy 992 ·2689. fop p11ce!> lor GOOD U SED tra ctor w 11 h Top Ouol •ry POMEROY FORRE ST PROO UC TS ~ ~tdrouhc 3 p 1 h1t ch. ] .d '} -307-4 Coll992-59b5 COINS , CURRENCY , to~cns , ol d pocket wotche1o and cha ins . si l11er end gold . We need 1964 Snow Blade l or lnt Cub Cadet , • 245 5348 ond older s.rlver com!o Buv . se ll or trade . Coli Roger Worm ley . THREE OR FOUR steel h ling 747 ·133 1' cob•neh Col t -446-1015 or 44b · 1243. TIMBER . POMEROY I ores! Pro ducts . I op p r•ce l or ston d•ng BUllDOZER - will !rode small sow t1mbe r . Coli 992-5965 or busineu prope r ty 111 Golhpohs . Kent Hanby. 1-4-46-8570 Coli '156-6038 of.'er 6pm OLD FURNITURE, 1ce boxe~ brass ANTIQUE ROL L TOP DESK ond beds, iron beds, etc. . ( Omplete wooden tilin g cabme t Call household s. Wnt e M .D. 'Miller 145 ·5050. ~ Po ~o y or coll992·b370 . TRA ilER . 8 x 35 or 8 • -45 in g ood WANHO TO buy Older country cond. Coli 379-:2536. house ond ocreoge . Some woods . North end of Me igs THREE BDR HOME in east po rt of Gall•polis Coll446-3617 . County . Awov fr om paved rood . Reply to Bo11 729-M , c o TWO WHL UTILITY TRAI LER . The Do ily Sentinel Pomeroy, Medi um me. Coli .d4b 21b5 . Ohi o. WANTED TO buy . f.rewood lor 5tove . 1 30.t -77J -5937 . WANT TO buy Boston Te rr 1er pups. Phone b14 -992 -333q. LOST . 5fT!all block Chihuahua. REWARD. Coll"6·7731. FOUND . KINGSBU~Y . 81own ond ton coon hound . Coli e11ening s 992·51>79 . FOUND : HEDBON~ . In boo:k of l ~n~s~~~ ~ Female . ~~- 7876 . LOSl" IN vicinity of Succe!ts fM: mole colhe s.oble ond whtle Answer s to lhe no rne of ~u s ty . (1 uppti rS Plain S) 614 667 3 ~) I , DOISITAU.. ~-~ - ----- 61\n"i.uy " -~ -- - ~--- WANT TO buy : With in 10 mdes of Pomeroy MINIMUM 70 acres w1th creek , at Ieos! 10 acre s tilleoble , liveable h o use . Wou ld like born or livestock sh· ed ond fe nced posture included . Send deta ils. induding price , to 8o.: 719· ~ . c-o Doily ~entinel , Pomeroy, Ohi o . See It Today At ... CARROLL NORRIS DODGE - Corner of Third & Court Ga!Upolis, Ohio ANV PERSON whod hos anything to · - - - - - -. .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " ' give away ond oe s not ofler or attempt to off e, any oth e• th mg lor solo. rnoy p lace on ad 1n this column . There w•ll be no (jiv~away cha rge to th e odverllsur GERMAN SHEPHERD·COLLIE OOG , 1e rM ie 8 mos . old . Call 446·7421. - WANTEO 10 buy farm oi l M IrOC·. HMALl: fJAIH SETTER , foro g ood home. 1' r yar11 . ol d . Co li lo r mu ~ r be in good co nd i tion . 446-'1749 Phone bl-4 - 667 - 3 49~ . 1 fAMilY MOVING . Need new WHilE PERSIA N cot . 992 -39f. hof11e lor fom lly pel . Wire oher 4 pm . k01red beoglo , ') yr5 . old , -·--- $poyed, hou seb rok en . Good . w1th children. Coil 446 4257 KIT H:N S. Healthy . To good alter -4pm hom es . Coll367. 7781. -.---r �D-4 - The SWlday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, June 11, 1978 , For Be~t Results Use Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds lnends for the ir many cords , prayers , and vis•to tions du nng my illness and convalescence To the churt h@s that otfered special prayer , I say thank you . Yo ur thoughtulness IS so grea t- ly opprec•oted . Mrs . Groce Colwell. WE WISH to thank ou r many fr1ends . ne•ghbors and relat ives for thei r' och of k in d· ness during the illness a nd death of our mother , Mrs. Helen Damewood Spec•al thank s to the d oc to rs and nurses at Ho lzer Mcd•cal Cen ter , Evt•ng Fun eral Home and Re '<' Harvey Ko ch. Als o thank s to all who sent flowers and food m the t 1m e of our berea ve ment . Les , lola and Eil een . In lovtng memory of my preCiou s mother . Ruth G . Meadows , wl'lo went to be with Jesus June" II . 19b8. tn my heart I like to story Along the rood of yesterday To live oga•n m memory The happy doys thot u'>ed to be To hea r you ta lk and see you smde And sit and talk with you o whtle. I love to lmger on the way That talo.es me bock to yesterday Treasured th ou ghts of one so dear . · Often bnngs o s•lent tear God s retu rn to scenes long pa ss · ed Ttme rolls on , but memon es los.t For what ever else I Iotito do 1never foil to thank o f you t mtsS you more than wotd s con soy . Dau ghter· Rosolee Mtlc hell and grondchifd,en Debbte . Ketlh ond_!ony!~Y ___ _ =~-=--~---~ ~-- --~--~===- -- - SWEEPER and sewtng mochtne repair parts and supphe~ Pt clo. up and del1very Oovt5 Vacuum Cleaner , ' 1 mile up Georges Creel.. Rd PI'! . 446-029.4 - PASQUALE Electrical Servtce 440·271 ~day or ntght . - - . . THURMAN HOUSE ont tques. Fu1 · mture strtppmg repotl and re lintshed, County Rd.B ott 35 . Centen,.lle Vtll age . Closed Monday & Tuesday ~venmgs by oppomtment . 245 9479 1100 CASH REWARD leading to arrest and conv i ction of persons vandaliz:ing Ohio Valley Ma sonic Temple 536 , Crown City, Ohio, HIG LEY 'S BARBER SH O P · OPEN 8 to 5 CLOSW SUNDAY & MON DAY G IFTS BOOKS. & PO TTERY - - FOR DEAD SlOCK REMOVAl CAl l145 5514 CITY CAB 7DAYS6t o 11 Call .U~ 0451 DIAMOND 5PECIAL1515 Sub!i.IQnl ta l sav1 ng~ on all from Town ey Jewelers Trode m oc ce pted Wnllen appro lso ls w1th dtam ond purcho5e Iowney Jewelers 424 Second d1am o nd~ TWO BDR mob1ie homes at Qvotl Will C AR ~ lot the elderly tn our Cree k . (cll245 -5021 home Phone 992-7314 TR EE HA VEN CERAMICS Greenware and suppl1e ~ Day and n•gh t cals'-!eo; Cu~ t am hr •ng 446 2155 l ocat ed a! Ka nouga Oh WE Will BUV your ol d dtcmonds and onttque Jewel ry TAWNE:Y 1d Ave BU YI NG All Unt ied Stal~5 stl ver co1ns Top pme ~ Htg hel pr•<es lor Sti ver doll ar s and eolly co tm Ml S Cotn Shop Call 4.46 18.42 or 4.46 0690 . Pay <as h STAN 'S BARC.AINlAND Ma1n ~~ Rut land Oh1o We buy sell or trade new and used me1chon d•5e anhque5 t1re s ne,. and used Open 7 days o week q om to 5 pm Buy w1se . buy h om Stan s THE CHESTER lownsh•p l1ustees w1ll meet June 15th a! the Town Hall. If YOU hovE a servtce to after wont to buy or sell somet hmg ae lookmg lor work or whatever you II get results los.rer w1th o Sen tine l Want Ad Coli qq'} 7156 ' YARD SAl E Monday ond rues. day June 12 13 Q 1111 757 5 4th Mtddleport Oh•o ~o •n cancel s SEW ·fUTE SEWI NG Cl ub wdl ~pan sOr o y01 d s.ole Wed Junv 14th on the empty lot ocras!. lron 148 Sullernu l Ave I rom 10om to? Rom camel!. Business Services PrudenfJa/ !MEl 399 rhnnhiniand1ieating CARTER S PLUMBING AND H~A 11 N G Cot Fourth 8. Ptne Phone 44b 3888 or 446:44 777 !:IT AN DARD Plumb1ng Heo ttng :715 Thtrd Ave 44~ 3782 G ENE PLANT S& IONS PlUMBI NG Heo1tng At r Con d11 1onmg, 300 Four th Ave . 1-'h. 44~ le37 Dl WIT1' 5 PLUMBING AND HEATING Route lb() at Evergreen Phone .446 :n35 ORAIN & S ~W E R Cl ~ANINC S ~R VICE. Open 24 Hr 7 days o week Sto•c her & Son f' h 2S6 1391 I·..aDIJ!l'!!f__....., "'-- L"....c:--ut GO CAMPING AMERI CA Wtlh Coachmen RV5. Ouo lt ty butll pmed rtght Dotens ol model~ w1th a w tde range of family pleastng lloorplons ~ee them todoyt Apple (1 ty Recreo 11onal Vehtcl e's, Rt 35 , 1 m• west of Jackson , Oh 61 4 280 5700. 1961 DlVCO MOlOR HOME SISOO 1962 l nternot tonol ichool bu!. camper . $1 500 Coli 2<5-5178 ST AR CR AfT SCHOOL OUl SPECIAL I ~ o ld dawm lro tl e r ~ and m1nr motors . Bes t prtces tn lr 1Stole or eo . We sell ser11 ice and qual1 ty . Camp Conley St01 oah ~ole~ Rt b2 , N. of f't Pleasant 197A APA CHE RO YAl l aid down en co nd Sell con totned own•ng Mony ex 11o ~o $2000. Call 256· 19SS alter ~pm ¥!)~ Tennt l e & f' est Conllol of Colltpoll!. Ohto W•lltotn Thoma~ .:t4b 21::101 C AH P~ 15 IN ~ IAI LI:D f-ree e5t•mo te bef ore you buy In !i la llollon guar anteed No 1ob too sm all Col i 367-0 17B CONCRH E AND BLOCK WORK Done reason ably by hour or 10b. f ree f> St•m ote s Coil 3~7 - 0/95 or 367 0?31 w oll hhe For The Best Price In Town FO R sole Dor ton 11 Phone 7.ti 2689 or bl 4 b69 57.t'1 On CR 1 ~olem ( enter tLJ 191)8 PA HK HTAJl I]"' co Wllh tt pou t 7 bdr eH tond flh .446 3.s9J NEW YORK (UP! I - After the initial week of tabulation s, Boston ·s Jim Hice the major league leader in both homers and SCI"IOOI~ S~l.llll.lln g Clo~JI<>\ uS "'"''ti'Ou• >llf llf't\ 'JII ~ I~ •~'!1111 ll'f' "''C"""''~ 11110 eu" omt m to• - lllh•ee •ndu~'""'' 111 ~ u~r IOLIIIGr YOu .O. IIII:M'I~u<Oijgl'l ~ • "<l !!"IJ"rl lf lld•tlt!Cl 11\ ~ II 1 ~ "' '¥ uw•~T•un• "'+' lrl"" (11115 0" ()I gu.l l • lllo'f! fO"' tOf1'1" ''1r r..ot•s'er 1, "' I ~I· fOI •I • ehtliJ ul <•N' p•vOu\ h • II bf ~~~·xtr ~ a b ) ~omll""' ~~tahhlltd s.l!IP\ o,.n el~ w ttony tov IUJ" "''1."~'•' r Jll "' " ~lo" 1 f'l>l ~cte<ll""''"'¥ ~·u fo~ II Jill~ • I f ~ "' ~ hm<I P(! ""'"l •• • •' 1nQ ,, OUfi i LIOI,(Ipelii<()<U _, .n""• •d '"'"t LOW weekly and rnon th ly ra tes at L1bby Hotel 4<1b 1743 rooms lor ren t Goll•O '1(111-t> 1hP 1l lf•~ M.lno .. ot Ofi0011Ufll ly IU 1/11 '" ~~~ ¥01,1< i<U C• ll ur .,.,.,,, pntl.,at lt'lepl'lc.oe , ,.,,.. ~, Cr•l1 Wortd lnt•m•t lonal Inc ut Sol.a•a M()Nl [AH r o om~o Pf"IOne o~~~e C " LI~O ANI.l 40ft tlt.«l 1149 4671 CENTRAL HOI EL - is I Servicethe .. ,...., T""" ., lkrtl4oa;.,. rr- IIMI._t•r to tM • C.r• . Brakes Tires Ph , 992 -2848 Passports Anniversaries Special Occasions SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Installation Servi~e Pomeroy, 0 , 3-lS-tfc '~ 992-1171 The Photo Place Pomemy Let us capture and preserve those preciou s moments forever Weddings Silver and Golden Anniversary Family Reunion5 Special Occasions Photography is our business, not a side line CARTER PWMBING & HEATING INC. 3oop.atn St. Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy 992·6282 or 992 -6263 8A,M. to4 :30P .M . KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY ( Bob Hoeflich l Pomeroy 109 High St. 5-31 -1 mo. DAVE'S BACKHOE & DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Call Aller 5:00 or Anytime Saturday 992 -1119 or 992-5041 • 27 lie 985-4155 Chester, Ohio 45720 SALES AND SERVICE 11 -9.tfc ROGER HYSELl GARAGE H. L WHITESEL ROOFING " ' mile off Rt 7 by .p~u on 51 , Rt r24 toward Rutland. New or Repair Gutters and Downspouts 0, Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Free Estimates Phone 949-2862 or 949·2160 Repair Phone 992 -5682 4-JO-!tc Look for a Change! We'll be making a change during this week with a manager. Charles Kiesling will be assuming the managership of Ohio River Realty with a change of license this week. Look for a new ad and details in next Sunday's paper. RACCOON CREEK - 13 acres ol flat land w'lh approx. 1500 ft o f creek frontage , sandy soil. barn , located in Norther n Ga llia Co Sl3,000 CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT - .This 2 story hom e ha s a bedrooms, 1 la rge bath, built-in k itchen, d ining or count r y a tm osp her e, fr iendly nei ghborhood 3 BR b · k. and fr am e on we ll landscaped 1 acr e lot. F~~~p lace. fully ca r pe ted, fa mily sized kitchen. garage, pa t io Brick .:.nd frame ranch In excellent nell••h>>-.hN'" I Beautifu l green lawn, 100'x200' , has small storag e bldg . with loft Cha tn link fence in rear . 3 B full y carpeted Lots of cabinets in kitchen p lus and d ishwa sh er . Cen. air cond. Drapes tncluded . SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS LOCATE BUYERS - w e l ind buyers who have t he money to buy your hom e or farm . We do it . SELL THE BUYERS - 11 is our job 10 sel l th e bu ye r on purch asi ng you r home or farm . We do i t . LOCATE MORTGAGE MONEY - We assist the buyer tn locat ing the additional mortga ge money to buy our proP!rty We do 1t family roo m w1th an open sta i r case. liv ing room and large uti lit y, wi th nat . gas heat, also an unaf1ached garage on a tree shaded lot $30,000 , NEW Ll STING- Pri ce d right , Lovely brick one frame with large lot. This home ha s 3 bedroom s. ki tchen and dining comb i ned, large liv ing room , l ba th and carpor t , w ith natural gas heat. Located in ctty school dtst r lct . NEW LISTING- Beautiful y ellow br ick ran ch loaded w ith ex tra s. A ll the rooms in th e home are large. There are 3 bedrooms + a sewing room . The I tvi ng room has a la rge brick frpl. with ma ntle cover ing 111 of the wa l l There are spacious cl osets throughout the hom e. Th e very lovely famil y room tn the basement has a hug e whtte stone fr p l. Th e formal din ing room has a bu ilt-in china closet , The kitc hen is large and pretty , The second kitchen in th e basem ent has butcher bloc\< Cbu nter taps. Yard is chain )ink fen ced. On a separate lot is a new 32' x 28' block garage, perfect for a shop . We can go on and on about this bea ut y, but you ' ll have to call for more deta i ls NEW LISTING - Br ick ranch centrall y located, 5 m inutes from town, cl ose to H M.C. Thts lovely home ts mos tly paneled and has nice -siz e room s. It has 3 bedroom s, nice formal din ing , ki tchen combo, nat . gas heat. There ts a parttall y ft n!shed fam ily room In the ful l ba se ment with a br icked Frank lm frpl and large ut ili ty room The 2-ca r garage Is finished inside with an electrtc opener on a ver y large lot.. This one won ' t last long BUDGET - BEATER - You can ha ve a 3 bedroom fram e home. nic e kit chen . ut 111t y room . bath, carpet th roughou t, elec heat, a f ireplace in the livi ng r oom to help keep fue l bills d ow n, ca rport and 1 2 acre lot in K C schoo l district l or onl y $34,000, "HELP, WE NEED LISTINGS !" FREE APPRAISAL SERVICE FOR OUR POTENTIAL SELLERS , EASY FINANCING AVAILABLE FOR OUR POTENTIAL BUYERS , A THOME , COMPLETE REALTY SERVICE -You wan t' somebody to hand le all the little deta ils tha t arc necessary to sa t iS fac torily comp l ete th e lransacl ron We do i1. 44&-4042 446. 1049 44&-0458 446-0458 446.0002 367-7529 Vickie Hauld ren Bob Lane Becky Lane Walt Lane COMMERCIA~ LOT - High !raffl e Available now , Pr·ime locat ion , Reasonably pr iced. Call us for an appointr:'ent . LIST WITH US NOW FOR ACTION ON YOUR REAL ESTATE ~echanics Electricians Shop Owne!S Welders WE Bl.'Y , SELL OR TRADE Oougta s Weth e rhol1 ~ 8rok e r , 446 -4244 SALES ASSOCIATE Earl Wtnter s 44 6· J82S John Caudl1167 5-4167 Char les K ies ling 446·3964 Lee Johnson 256 ·6740 Bul The ~uction way ~ ~q. ':b ~ /j- .:::~ NAME -~~ ~ v ~ $ !. .Jl Dealers Truckers PUBLIC TOOL AUCTION ContractOrs Painters lnwting Farmers PlumbeiS Carpenters BRANDS INCLUDE ROCKWELL CUMMING S SHO PMATE - SK ILL CHICAGO PNEUMATIC RODAC FULLER MILLER HER BRAND BROWN MARFLOW WRIGHT WEN - M cGRAW EDISON DIAMOND LOY RAND - WATERLOO CHAN NEL LOCK LOCATION: GAUIA COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS DATE: FRIDAY, JUNE 16 TIME: 6:30 P.M. SALE ITEMS CAN BE INSPECTED ONE HOUR BEFORE SALE TIME! AUCTIONEER: KEN SWAIN E s tate of Anni e Lambert Locale d 1'12 m i. So , of Rio Grande . Oh . on St. 325 Dine tt e se t. GE r e frig e r a t or. gas range. bedroom sui te , several beds , l iving room s uit e. e nd tab les, ches t of dr awe r s , 2 e lectri c sew i ng machine s, (1 portabl e I c abin et). h osp i tal bed , w h eel cha i r. c hina c abin et . chairs, rocki ng _s: hairs, lamps, h a nd to ols. appro x, 1,000 ft . o f 2x8 & 2 x lO's 28 fl . l o n g, some ce dar l u mbe r , other i t e m s too n umerous t o list. and junk! , PHONE: 256-1967 Air impact wrenches -\ll '' 1 . l t4 . I " Ci rcl e Hand power saws Saber Saws Carpenter tools M etric socket sets M etric Wren c hes Fra m ing Squares Drop cor ds Cable power pu lls HAZEL CLARK, ADMN. T e rm s : Cash - Ck . with po si tive ID Tommy Joe Stewart. Au c tioneer Ga l lipol is. Ohio Ph , 446·9760 (3941) Screwdr iver sets Transistor radios Glasswa re Channelock tool s Hand foo ls (hamme r , p l iers) Camping Items Electrica l tape Truck. tarps Wor k Gloves Hacksaws Hacksaw blad es Cr ee per s Trouble l ights Yard lights Jum per cables Wall clocks Car Clean ln 9 Kits Sandpaper Open and bo;~~;ed end w r en ches we are the largeST AUCTION SUPPLY ON WHEELS Merchandise Guaranteed Not res pon s ible fo r accidents or loss of Pa int Brushes Impact sockets,J-117-l/-t'' Torqu e wren ches Pipe wrenches Fire E•tlnguishers Allen w renches Orbi tal Sa nders Belt type sanders Disk Grinders an d Buffers Elect r ic dr ills (al l siles) Air power c h isel. dr ills & sanders Bench vises · (l arge and smal l) Hydraulic iac ks Bench gr inder s Large anortment of socke t sets Sizes - ''"· ~. •,1, l,~ E xtension Cor ds Routers Hedge tr imming tools Reci procal saws Pl umbing toot s Adj ustabl e wr enc h Tap & D ie se ts Dr i l l b it sets Universal socket !lets Tool bo•es(a ll slzesl Ba tt er y cha rgers fllr hoses Torc h hoses t OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE i n th e wilderness ol the Wayne Nat iona l Forest . 5 to B a cr e tra cts of wood land now available adjotn ing t housands of acr es of govern ment land. Pu blic hunttng, lish1ng and camping perm itted Prices start at S2500 with f ini'nci ng ava ilable GALLI POLIS, OHIO Portraits 10: 30 A, M. prope rty . 855 SECOND AVENUE MORGAN TOWNSHIP - 36 acres near Meig s M ines. 5 acr es leve l, most of balance could be pasture, small stream, town shtp road , Sl 1.900. Weddings Inviting AUCTION SALE SALE SATURDAY, JUNE 17 the IQ74 VRAN VJLU mobtle home 14 1 65 3 bdr tota l eleel all with 374,244 !;lilies as an underprnnffl Q (oncre te !ol f'p., , f or th e July IJ All outfielder pa r trolly lut tH~he d (all JtJ f 7 J /0 alter Jpm Star G<lllW at San Diego, LOG CABIN - L arge stone 1ir eplace, modern bath , loft , logs are hand hewn , 14 wooded acres. great place lo get away . BOB LANE BRANCH MANAGER Radiator~ MOORE'S Muffler Shocks Battery . LUFKIN INGERSOLL REMINGTON FALLS RL OFFICE 446-7900 'I• U ll•ce American Leag ue's top vote-getter, RBI 1 TWO MILES OUT - Route 160. approx. 5 acre s level land , good Investm ent l or only $10,000 , EXPERIENCED See Denver Kapple AI IR Ait~H , Chester, Ohio 10-30·C 6u<IC•ntH Reta• Stt>rn T [),lii ~J 11\llu' tx.s n ~ u tor ro~ •l>l!ll A<.h•e•e lot•• 1<1\i 'l(••l na ~pen~n'e 1na De ~o,.. , c,n@ ~I !n~ luQ mUf\ey ml ol'•l •n hou~e k eepmg eo. 3 .. ,n 1<\1 "ro lt~,~IOfi H I 6ui11JIII{i~ fHti O ' •I!~ "-PIII\1"11'~1 li!IIII),IQI Mvt.-1~ rllllliU oa11H C•ty Ccam t ~ Slril ~ ~nil ·~ •Ill '"Cl Olht!l flvl•neH~• tOO to momt'(.ln e• forHenl MOOM S AND W . Main St. m•nu lliCTure 081n anc o Utm~ l or S~""Q~.!. LOin .. ~'(){•ttoont ... OUl•IJII ln>I IUO II~JIIIISII'IOUi ilfU SLEEPING Jack's SeptiC Tank ~ce Under hang gutters & roo 1il additions. For Free Estimates Call 992 -6323 or 9t2· 6011 5-lS·l mo pd . TONEY REALTY (Q JUST LIKE NEW - Quality built ranch is less than 1 yr. old&_must be see n fa apprec iate . Special features are quality carpet throughout , wife approved kitchen ~i th stove & re fr ig., thermopane windows , marble Sills. garbage & a large flat lot on the Floyd Clark Rd , m L west ol State RL 160, $32,900, Shown by appointment only , STROUT REALTY 446-0008 fkr,,., ~lf t ermt!ol Hote l R.e side n t I a I ant commercial. Call lor estimate, 24 hour service. Anyday , anytime, Phone 985-3806 Jack Ginter 985 -3806 n,~~o ~ t O II · By Factory Warranty E lec tr ic impact wrenches LINCENSED & BONO ED ORGANIZATION CASH OR APPROVED CHECK WITH PROPER L D. Not responsible lor ch1119ts due to strikes and shlppt 119 schedules 11 Ta• EKempt - mu • t •how Num"-r total. Appro~, 90 A . of permanent grassland has been limed , fertilized & is in a high slate of production , At! bottom land has been tiled , Owners are retiring & have agreed to give up their comfortable 2 story , 7 rm, & bath home , Other features are 2 good barns , 4 sheds . cellar house. corn crib. large lob, base , 3 ponds plus good well, some commercial limber reported , Jots of rd. frontage in Perry Twp. Shown by appointment only , REALTY 446 -0008. SIOO,OOO . STROUT 1218 EASTERN AVE. - GAUIPOLIS, OHIO Immacu l ate and c harmrng J BR b nck ran ch in h l ul restdcnl ia l area near Holzer H osp rtal All ri c, fully ca rpeted . Well planned kit chen h as dishwasher, disposa l. Snack oar sep arates work from forma l d rning area Ufilt ty rm Wtfn Hot wa sher and dr ye r King S1 Zed garage :o r 2 cars, y t: acre leve l l awn "We Sell Better Living" OFFICE 446-7013 52 1,500 COMMERCIAL SITE - localed on Slate Route 7 at Kanauga Cor ner lot has appro)( 170 It frontage on 7. Ideal for al m ost any type busi ness. LOTS FOR SALE - Locate d on old Route 160 at Evergreen , Li ncoln Pi ke & Georges Creek Rd Co wat er avai lable M obile homes welcome RODNEY AREA - 160 a cres. 100 acres pasture & cro pla nd, co al & limestone reported , near proposed U.S, 35, good investment property, SIOO.OOO, EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS - 4 rms , ba th , part basement , n eeds same repa irs , wood -burning stove , almost 2 acres an the Barcus Hollow Rd.. Clay Township , Gal li ~XJi is Crt y Schoo l Dist. FARM FOR SALE - 101 ACRES - All clean, mostly tilla b le. present l y rn grass. 2 ponds. se11eral goo d barns & sheds, 3 cow m!lk parlow . lob base . I'JK 60 mobile home is now rented , 650ft fr ontage on State Rt 554 at Eno, Ohio, 2.000 ft frontage on county rd S75 ,000 . Ca l l for more details. RESTRICTED BUILDING LOT - Corner lot 1n Sprmg . Valley Estates. 166 ft . 1ronlage on Maple . One ot Gall •a Co.'s n1cest subd ivtstons. All uttl tt tes ava1lable . S6 .000 A SOUND INVESTMENT descr ibes th is 47 A tra ct of land located approx . l 1'1 m i . fr om Holzer Hospita l near Kerr . Roll ing tract 15 mostly cl ean grassl and & pr iced at ~40 , 000 . COMMERCIAL LAND FOR LEASE - 400 II. fr on tage on State Ro ute 7 appro)( 6 mt north of town. Wt\1 tease all or part PASTURE FARM FOR SALE - 1l1 A , clean roll ing grassland , good fen ces & cross fen ces. sprmg s, tob ba se , 5 rm house , barn. front s on 3 rds Wa lnut Twp . $45,000. BABY FARM - Tycoon Lake area , 10 a cres m osfly clean grassland, nicely remodel ed 2 story hom e, 4 BR's, bath , modern k itchen . for mal d1n1ng rm . new shag carpet, Co. wa ter. 3 small ou tb uildmg s Im med iate occupancy. Gallipolis City School Dist JUST LtKE NEW - Qual tty bu il t ran ch rs l ess Than I yr . old & musl be seen fo ap pr ecta te Spec1al features ar e qual1fy c arpet throughout, wtfe appr ov€'d kit chen wi th stove & re frt g. fhermopane w indows. marb le stlls, garage & a large f la t lo t on th e F loyd Clark. Rd .. ' 4 mt. wesf of Stat e Rt . 160. t32,900. Shown by c;lppo tn f men! only COUNTRY MANOR - FI VE MILES OUT - 123 acres, approx 50 acres It li ab le, balanc e pasture , tab base, lots of fru i t trees . spr tngs, ?wells, 2 ponds, rural water, la rge barn , mi lk parlor , several sheds Elegant col onra l hom e has been com pletely remodeled & fea tu res new vtnyl Std1ng. new gutter s, new plumb rng, modern lutchen . w w carpet. cen t atr , 3 or" BR 's Callier CHI appo tntmenr . LISTINGS NEEDED NATIONALLY - WE BUY - COJJnll"V home nea r Kyger Cr eek H19h 5Lhool . l 1 1 story me home w1Th alumtnum s1dmg . 3 BR , tami ly rm . fro nt por ch perfe ct tor summer even• ngs N atural torc c d a1r furna ce . Rura l w afer Beauli l ull g roll l awn . WE ADVERTI SE SELL - TRADE , SI 50,000 ONE OF GALLIA COUNTY ' S FINEST FARMS, beautifu l se tting, land l ays gent l y rolling w i th a lew acres wooded h il lsi de , excellent develop ment land . or h ighly productive farm . Spacious 4 yr. old ranc h home has ' BR . 2 f ull baths. forma l dini ng , fam i ly rm , pl ush carpet throughout. 2 car garage with workshop , Dairy barn equ ipped to sell Grade A mi lk, other outbldg , 1800 lb. to b. base . also has older home su itable for renting . Gas . oil and coal r ights incl w ith 1a rm . 117 ACRES . two BUILDING lo t ~ be ing l ots 7 FHA 8 VA HOME LOAN S MeL EN & 8 tn Goegle1n s Subdiv titon . DON MORTGAGE COMPANY l ot No 8 i!. 100 feet fr on tage by l oo n Representottve. Vtole t I J5 feet deep l ot No. 7 1s B9 It (oolo. te Vten 463 Second fr ont age, oppr o)(t motely 135 Ave, Seco nd floo r . G- alli polis. feet deep and 65 feel wide a! Ohto 45631 . Coii .4Ab 7172 . the reo1 . Near Soltsbu1y Grode DEVELOPMENT LAND near proposed IHELAND MOR1GAGE CO , School and Me1gs High School Rodney Downing Reol E s tel ~ G tve u~ o call for expe1 t gutdonce 1 1 ~,:~~~:;~~;~," new Route 35. This would be an id ea l ond OHtsl once m obto1ning ! raker 1elephone 992 -37.31 11 motel, apartments, restaurant, etc. Owner your FHA 01 VA nome loon, Il l f inance , cal l lor more detai ls, BUSINE SS FOR SALE. Drwe-tn mo1 tgog e money always. res to urent. l oca ted tn Mason , ovorlable w tth our company WV (US Route 33) Known as "NEW AD DAILY " ond ou r mtercst rat e and f inon· Bob's Tnick Shake . All equ1p· ct ng terms o re more lovoro ble men! end reo l es tat e (lot s•ze th an local ftnoncmg Galltpolts. NE HAY~ MORE FARMS, HOMES & BUSlNES~ 80' • 761- An e• cel lenl op fl h 446· 1517 , portunily 10 o wn your own PROPERTY AVAILABLE CALL fOR S AL~ BY OWNER bvsmeu. Shown by appoin tment Call 01 ?>ee J H Somer · 101~ First A"'enue . Ri'ller-.. tew pro perty with fron tage on Ftrsl and vf!le Brolo. er, 217 5th St Pt . Secon d A11enues 8 rooms . 1 ' Pleo sonl, WV 25S50 Phone ANY HOUR baths . 2 car garage . Call week 30 4· 6.7 5 -3030 (d ay ) or OR BETTER YET ,, , STOP BY AND SEE US AT doys. 4.46-4383 evemngs and 304 -675·3431 (even1ng) LOCUST SL GALLIPOLIS, 0 , Sunday H6 0139 . Sl'lawn by op· HOWARD SAYRE property in pOtnl menl only Sy rocun, opprox . 10 ooos Form pond , born , h ou~e troller , 1HREE BDR HOUSE ltke new Ne•ghborhood Rd 2 acres Coli good sh ape $35 000 l .rm. See Audrey Canaday 4<1b· l 6 15 or 4.. 6·12-13, Brooks or Howard Sayre Realtor Associate ~rroc~~!:_!h~ne 991-5280 65 ACRES IN WEllSTON 5 rm house wtth full bo~emenl 30 )C 15 ACRE S IN Rocme 2 story . 3 Lou Lutton bO born and oulbvtldtng~ . bedroom, full ba sement Realtor Associate Don•el Wt ighl bl4·384·3673. garage COipOII , Iorge kll (hen , Evenings 446-3005 both on ground floor 11\ l ~o 1MMWIA1E OPPUPANCY , 1977 Io rge bedroom . $71 500 01 con Governor mobile home. AU ho1111 house and I ocru lor elec trtc 3 bdr . 'llull baths w11h $16.200 . Col i Steve Jor.o bs. lot All hook~Jps, ilmage bldg . 997·2620 garden spot. l oco te:d in Mllter 011 Coli 25b 1726 INCOME PROPERlV Acteo gc 4 bedroom house 1 mobile CH01Ci: LO 'rS I mtle S ol ~to homes . Coll8 .. 3 i t~21 Grande on j]5 Coli :24J - ~t!IJ TkADt· TWU lots tOPomeroy. Wtll WAN it: D TO rent house o• tra der THREE BDR HOME, 1 y-rs . old lui COLONIAL >1YlE HOME trade lor bvlldoter or motor ly carpeted , lg. k ttchen , 4 b(lr d.nlng 1m, ltv lng rm w1 th bv fbed inco me co up le. I me C:Jtl 1-30.. b-48-5602 Fort dishwasher and go rbog o '1'12 ·3<27 ftre plate and ad10•nlng rm G 1 ~ wv disposal Attached garage. modern kitchen dishwasher po110, lg, lot , e11 c. locotton 10 eoung bor lots ot cabmet min . from Gallipolis Creon "S pace. f·ull basement , lg • .r&e . School Dis tric t $34 900 ColJ 1m wtt h ftrcploce 3 lull both5-, lldp Wanted SituaiiOO. Wan"'d Hb-4571 after 5pm 3:J rc !10 gotoge 1 01 1 1 • acres of lond wtth fo•m pond. ~or ~XPI::IUE NCH> MECHANIC wanted NU:D 10 CAII.,OOL to Mmshtlll TWO BDR HOME lui! bo~ eme11 1 lor local cor deolersl'ltp, ~or op· Unr ven it'( , lor summer te·, n. ..-.cwtng ond oppo tn l tflent t oll 1111 acres Johnson H:1dgc Hd poinlfTienl coii 61A -.440 l'.f600 '• t:>J 010t;> Coi i4AO .f315 C411 ~·· 3'1'17 ' 446-3636 RON CANADAY, REALTOR WBII~m'Jf~:::- - ' - BUILDING OR MOBILE HOME SITE - 4 acres on Glassbur n Rd lf'l Sp r ingfield Twp $4,UOO INEXPENSIVE LIVING - 5 rm , bath, carpor t, cou nty water . 100 It lot on Ro ule 588 , 21 1 mi west of town , $1 5.900 BAIRD & FUUER REALTY Upper River Ro ad location . Ki tc hen with eating space. Utility room Natural g as Pr ivate water system . 2 BR . 45 XISO sha d ed. flat lot just four miles from tow n $48, 500 BEEF CATTLE COUNTRY - On e of Gallia County's b etter stock farms , This one has been in the same family for JS yrs , 174 acres INCOME PROPERTY - 22.000 sq , ft . buildmg located in M iddl ep ort , rent pot ential of ove r SJO,OOO per yea r . Ca ll for more mformat1on . S35.000 , !'"" "ICOfl'~ 110m cJ• It~r~ m w~ · et$ "01 l"$1 0111 ~ ou STUCCO PL ASTI:.R pla ster repo•r te:w- lu •ed (etlt n g~ . f ree esiHllOie~o Co l 12~6 · I 181 ~U- E:PIN G MASH BROTHERS Alum. & Vinyl Siding !teal &talc lor lisle CANADAY REAL [H 446-3636 ' -4-1 mo, Bill"' 446-2642 · " mower & Pomeroy, Ohio Ph . 992·2164 Call. - ' service, Massey Ferguson & Gilson Tillers, Lawn Boy Mower Sales & Servite. MOBIL£ UIWE SERVICE lump , ~ t o ke • COAl ltmes tone deltvetcd Vaugh n 74 5-5309 SEPTIC TANK CLEANING MODERN SUPPLY Sma II engine Pomeroy Landmark LARGF YA PD Sole Sunday and Monday 88 Clo t htng refr,gerc tor ~ l ove 2 couches , cho•rs . lm ge roll top k1tchen 20FT TRAVEl T RA i l ~R . !>e ll <.on cab•net pool table man y other to1ne d, ex c. co nd Cell •!ems Rt. J R e<ks pn n g ~ Bock 44b-2113 entt once of Fotrgrounds Mr s. John f ,s her Jr. and Bobs Wtlle COONER'S CAMP~R~ on Ro •nbow H•dge Ra creolt onol vohtcle!. 'I ARO SALE Man 8 Tues q S 860 and o cce~s o 11e s rental Oil Broadw ay M.ddlep01 t Ohm Rt 7 !ooulh of Tu ppers Plotns la~ e CH 28 to Bosh on GIG ANTI C YARD SALE: Colt Robe rt Codner lo11g Bot· Bed!.preod§ ~heels Avon bot tom . Ohto ties. lots ol el/eryll'lmg Man 1974 ~!,CAPAOE 15 ft motor and I ues 49 Gorhci-J Ave home w1th e.orlras l tke new ~UMMAG ~ SALI:. Mon lues ~bOO tndtts f't 1c e $14,000. I hurs Near flack1'lg Hou\e on 61 A-2438 m JO.. 173 5707 le1os.Jid l0tdl6 197J 3 AND 4 RM l urn tshed and Utl fur11ished opts . Phone Q9'J 5434 - -' R.'eal ulllf!- In! l!lile- Rea! &late for :We IJiJsiness Opportunities 1q74 VIC lORIAN 14 )I 67 electrte WAHR WELL drilli ng . W1 lharn 1 COUNTRY MOBIU: Home Park cen tral otr 7 or 3 bdr . 2 bath s Grant 747·287Q . Route 33, north ol Pomeroy vnderptnnmg. o!lrocttve " ' MAlUR~ LADY will si t w1 th large lo t ~ . Coli 992 7479. Life Hm/1Aim lb1e te rtor . exc. cone . Compare o ur chddren or Sen tor ( 1t1zen tn you r home $2 on hour or $1 5 0 SEN IOH Cll tZ!:NS Ou r · new prtc e to o new Vtctonon . Call lhe Prudent tlll lnsurance Co mJ.I anv re nters assis ta nce you may be 2459121 . day 10 M1 le l or tro nspor tolton ot Amc11 ca ab le to lt"'e 111 cur apartment 1970 MOBil E HOME 12 x bO if ou t of town . 992 7060 ~ . C Dt stric l Agent for less than 5~0 o mon th. For Vill ager, 2 bdr gos. turn Corman Reference ovatlobl e. Ga l lia-Meig s more •nformalton con tac t E•pertencc $-4000 Call QUALIFII:.D BAB YSITTER Will clean co nd Vtl lage Mono1 Apar tments Not necessary 882 74bb , • abystl tn your home. Have 992 ·7787 Average earni ng s references . Colt9.49·2042. 1973 All EN parl•olly funliShed , 520, 000 ~~V E:N ROOM house wi th bath Call3b7 76B9 or 25f.J·9350 Phone 30 4-48S -S436 and go 1oge No pet s Co li alter Pal K enney , 1970 SAFEWA Y 12 )( bO cen tra l 5 pm. 843 2',100. Sal es Manager Otr . 2 bdr 406 11 Market St . TWO BEDROOM ttoder No pet s 1972 VICTORIAN . 1.:r )( ~ 7 J bdr . Park er5 bu r g, W Va Coli after 5 pm 8<13 2QOO 26101 2 baths 1971 Ot:TR IOTfH. 12 xb0 J bdr . COI><NI:.R LOl lo• trader sp ace on 0" r tve rlt ont 992 -2138 ot 19f.J7 KIRKWOOD 12 10: 60 3 bdr 992 5304 , ltnsiuess Senices 1971 SKYliNE, 12 x 52 . 2 bdr lWO BEDROOM un lurms hed apt 19b8 HOMHITE 12 x W 2 bdr Coli 99J 2788, BRADFOHO . Aucttoneer . Com· 8 ~ 5 MOBILE HOMES plete Servtce Phone 949-24 87 PT PL EASANT W VA THAILI:: H SPAO l ot rent nea t or Q49-2000 J.l oonc Ohio (nil ( h e~te t Co li Q85 3979 li10dlord I'} ~< bO '} bedroom mobt le horne near Rocme qn 5B5B ELWOOD BOWERS Rt:PAIR ~ack W, Carsey , Mgr Sweepers . toas ters t1ons all H OUS ~ NEAf.! Hocme 991-5358 sma ll appltonces. lawn mowe r, DOZt:-R WORK . e~<covottng , land · Phone992,2181 ne)( t to Stole Highway Gotoge cleor 1ng 1-'h 4 Ab 0051 COU NTJ.IY HOM!: 4 bedroom wtth on Route 7 flhone (614 ) qgs . 2 ba ths 614 -843 -3281 CHAIN liN K FENCING WOODEN 387S CONTI NUOUS GUTH:R ING no job FE NCING AWNINGS flolto too lo1ge or sm all , G01y s Cu t BRADBURY JUN I ALS RI:.MODl:liNG, fllumbmg , hea ting AuII s Home lm· cove l s tert ng Co, 68 2 - b¢1~ . Oak Htll, 729 SlCOND AVE . d46-0957 . and all ty pes of genera l re po1r . prove men ts Ph 44 6·3b08 Ohto furr11shed elftC IE:'IlCY opt wi th Worlo. guarant eed 10 years eK · BACKHOE . DOZ ~ R . DI1 ( Ht:R and p(t vote e t~tton c~ 4 J.l oom cot pe1umce Ph one 992 -7409 DO YOU N E ~O a handyman lor dump truck Co no ele wo1k loge Adults only No pet ~ th ose home repotr~? Coli SEWIN G MACHINE Repatrs. se r· Hatlteld Backhoe Ser . Rutland 1Sb-64Q5 If 110 ons call MOBILE HOME SPAO ( tt y vtc e al l mok es . 992 ·228 4 Th e Oh Ph 7.42-2008 or 4<16 2786 156-6077 lot. Adul ts Coll 44() 1680. Fobrt c Shop Pomeroy . DACK TERMiliNG SPEC IAU 51 Autholll ed S1nger S al r~ and VACUUM Cl~ANER Sole s and Ser UN FURNI SHED APAR lMENT 1n PEST CONTROL . l tcensed IN Servtcc . We sharpen S c t s~ors . v•ce Only genutne port s used Crown ( tty Coli 'JSb -6495 svred FleE! lnspectton Sheppard Soles and Servtce. I:. X(AVA TIN G dozer loader and Member NPCA and OPCA C FUR NISHED EffiC IENC'{. 2 rms Ftrst and Oltve ~ts backh oe w o r~ dump trucks M Hall Wtlkes v11Je Oh1o Ph and ptl vat e bo th $1'10 ul dt! tes 669-491.:1 and lo bays l ot lme. wt ll haul ~ANDY AND B~AVtR lnsura n<e pd Call 44 ~ · 4416 of let 7pm 1.11 dtrl to !>otl, ltmes tone and Co has ofl e1ed serviCe!> lor lue LIMES TONE, grovel and sand All ln!outonte coverage in Gall to SPA CE FOR M O Bil ~ HOME on ~I . grovel Call Bob or Roger Jef· sl :zes At Rtchards ond Son Up County lot olmos t a century 7 ,., Konaugo Above the ro od · l ers day ph one 992 -7069 ntgh t per Rtv er Rd ., C.ofl 1pol• s. Oh to. Form home and personal p10 . !otderest Co ll256-l'J. I O. phone 992 3525 or 992· ~232 Call 446 7785 perly ( Ove1oge!t ore ovadoble f-OUR ROOM H OUS~ tn ( town ( t· EXCAVATIN G dozer , ba ckhoe A A A CO NlRACTORS Backhoe to meet mdiv tduol r1eeds . Con ty (o ll44~ - 7 438 at 256-6400 and ditchet Charles R Hal · dozer . dump tru e ~ . Work done tact fmmelt Church your !.e ld. Boclo. Hoe Serv1 ce . ne 1ghbor and ag ent ROOM IN PRI V A T~ HOM I: Must by the hou1 0 1 by the 10b l-o1 Rutland Ohto Phone 742-2008 hove rele ren ce Coli 4 4 ~ - 4 057 tree es tt mores . Call 256 I Q'Jl PA SCUAl~ tnsulot.ng, 103 Ced01 . . - - - - - - - - - - - . , FO ~ a tob we ll done feeli ng Wil l do roo/m g. consl ructton, plumbtng and l'leat tng. No job cl ean cot pe t ~ wtth Blue lu~ t re . St Goll,polts 1-'h 446 271b ot too Io rg e or too small . Phone Rent elect 1tc ~hompoocr S2 . 367-0398 alter 5 f1UIII 742 ·2348 Central Supply BillS MOBilt HOMES and HarTle AND MARliN HOW~HY Improvemen ts Free e~ttmote!. cavat1n g seplt c s y ~ t e m s. , c oli "b·7o<2 Anchoring, Sltirtlnv. doze• backhoe dump tr uck . lune~ t o n e grovel black top lWIN H I V~H S MAHINE 307 Uppel Awnings, pat i D povmg HI 1.:t J Ph one I ( ~I 4) R•ver Rood Ch •y sle• So les 8 Covers, C1rports, !,ervtce Comple te Hull Repa 11 698 733 1 Cus tom bu tl! trotlers Phone Roof Paint, Set-up PARTY PlAN supervtsor!. Ml RRI· PUlliN S t: XCAV ATIN G Complete MAC toy par l1 es has opentngs 446·8655 and R•ltveling Serv•ce Phone qn ·i -1 78 Ia• supctvl!oo rs ond dernorls lra tors 111 your oteo TRI -STATE UPHOL 51ER Y SHOP 1-'UDLJH POOLS All st : es and 1163 Sec Ave 446· 78.33 even 1.1.. ~ Quoltty tncrch ondts.e h t ghe~t shapes 5wun pools . 2 yea rs tnQ !> . 44~ 1833 co mm• ~ ~ot o n No 1 11VS~ Tm e"t e)(pet tence free esltmo tes. drl•ve tmg at co llectiOn Coli ony th•ng yo u need f or RH SE IRt NCHtNG S ~R V t (t A nn Box tet co llect31Cf 556 -8831 water ~ewt! t elect1 •c go ~ l1nt! underground swtm pools New 01 wtl!e MU~R I MAC Box 1777 or di tches 17 •nche?> w•d e to 5 chem1cal and sup ply ?> l ore Dubuque Iow a 52001 H & R ROOFING New and repotr It deep Wate rlm~ hoo ~up s A l bony . Ohio Ph one Gu ll er~o and down spouts All Coli otter 4 p m 367 -7560 ~1 4 - 6q8 b555 ( Aft er b pm. wor t.. guaranteed Call ~ 14-689-S'JS I John Jelters or RU SS & MAX HliOll 388 9889 689-5165 Btl I Ctllette ) We ore len no• Heormg and ou co nd•tton WHY STR UGGLE NOT all wet on PRICES. lhe potnl Shop 17) R1ve1 Hd 10 GEl TO THE TOP IN 1ng j.lopco loom msulot1on Ka nougo . Auto body work , col SO MEON E El SE 'S BUSINESS 446·8515 or 44b-0445 Colt olte1 ~P HDY DRILLING Wat er well WHEN YOU CAN S TART l · ~•on cs l tm ot es Ph 4.4 ~ !!5 14 4 30 d rill•ng . lOm met ctol ond AT THE TOP tN YOUR OWN ? domest1 c Pump '> al es and 5er ~l ANl H SH AM ~ R C otp ~ l C ARP~NTRY room add •tt ons ll tCe 992 6195 or 304-895 380'} Cl eaner Seemg ~ ~ bel,ev•ng rool mg ~idtng and general 1111•~ 1rl6 JI'OIJI'<!II •n ·" ~lt'l lnl ot when Sta nley Steom tng Call IIU9¥0U repatr~ Coii37Q 2035 1~00 yOI/~ I rlnhf'VOUtO "'"'"UI'II~ ScJ~CI!U i ul bu),IIIIU 446 4208 BULlOOnR backhoe f1mcstone t! OGG5 EX HMINATING- CO ~e pt tc ton~ pu mptng ou t Phone ~ l orm e rly Fo•ne~ & 0 dell ) Ook day or n1ght Pl'lone day or H•ll Oh Call collect b8'J 02<19 ntght THR EE BOO MIN G INDUSTRIES COMBINED McNeal Con traw ng Company V t FllliNGI:.R wale• deltvt•ry INTO ONE 379 7258 ~erv•ce Colt 3791 114 p ur ch o ~e d Your Best Real Estate Buys Are·Found in the Sunday Times-.Sentinel . t'or Henl TO MY man)' lriends : t wont to e~e ­ press rny opprec•ollon to my D-5- The Sunday Times.Sentinel, Sunday, June II, 1978 -- BEAUTIFUL - This ntce br ic~ hom e ha s 3 bedrooms, wife approved kif<.hen . large fam ily room w i lh W.B. f ir eplace, pat io, 1 car garage , good bar n, located on .4 acres of nice ro lli ng land {1( add . acres availabl e) close to Thurman. Le t us shay, you this fine home today . NEW LISTING - Very nice 1972 Globemas ter l4x&: mobtle home, has 2 bedrooms, bafh wtth shower , par "tial furn itu r e, b lock foundat ion, & ac re level l and loca ted on Clark Chapel Rd . c lose to Por ter, Sl3,500. INVESTMENT PROPERT Y - Buy th ,s 3 bedroorr· hom e w ith ba th, dining room , enclosed ba ck porch anc le1 the re nt fr om a 2 bedroom garag e apartment he l~ make your payment. Good loc al ron in town , SJ4.000. GOOD BUY - Good old er home, 3 bedrooms, batn forced air fu rnace, located on a n1ce lot 1n Bid well needs a I ttHe work but only Sl2 ,800. 72 MILL CREEK - Good nome wi lh 3 bedrooms , ba tn drn1nQ room . • 1 basement , good ren ta l pr operty, onl) $10,500, NEW LISTING - Good nauling b·us1ness w ith 2 pa cket Trucks , ttas contrac ts wi ttt V i llages & bu siness pla ces call for mor e 1nformat1on. NICE LOT - Good mobile hom e Or buildi ng s1te, ove t acre land, l oc ated close to tow n on Rt . 141 . Prict red uced to S-4,200. 11 35 ACRES - Good roll ing land for hunt ing or with old house , Morga n Twp . $14,500 camptn~ NEW LISTING - Ve r y n ice fa rm wi th a modern home has. • bed r ooms, bath , modern k i tchen, di n ing area for ced air fu r n ace. H as 86 acres of beauti f ul roll inc land , tobacco base, pond , block b uildi ng, large barf' L ocated on Clark Chapel Rd . c lose to Porter. I'IE NEED LISTINGS WE HAVE A WAITING LIST OF QUALIFIED BUYERS, LIST WITH US FOR FAST ACTION ON YOUR PROPERTY_ EveninRS Call Oscar Baird. ReaHor 446-4632 John Fuller, Realtor 446-4327 R oomy 4 BDR hom e, pl enty ot ctosets, mod ern kit ., lo ts of cab i ne ts, plus range and di s. hwasher , di n ing rm ., ltvtng rm ., wood burn er , carpe t , thermo wrndows , paho , nice corner lot . Ca11388 -177 2 lHRE£ BDR BtlEVEl fu ll bose · me nl family rm . F1reploce 2'! baths . l '1 cor garage 1• acre lot on Rt I bO Aeros~ tram N.G.H.S Ro nge hood dtshwosher . Co\1388-9025 CO TTAGE TVPE HOUSE 6 rms. C.o!. heot City Call 446 \ 680 f OR SALE BY OWNER Lo<o te-d on lower Rtver Rd . 3 m1 tram Golhpolts. over lookmg the Oh to Rt..,er. 2 bdr hou~e and goroge modern and completely remodeled Alummum s1din g s.torm wmdow\ and doon plus new raol Hous.e located on I acre lot w1th o 1 bdr mobi le home wh•ch hos always been •ented If m· te1es.ted see or contact Al ber · to Fif e or coll .44 b-2300 - -- - - FO UR 'f'R. OLD 3 bdr; home on~ tenths acre lot located at t: vergreen on old Rt. l bO. Coli .t-46-3192 35 ACRE FARM House ~ rms . and both trade1 spot wtth hook •up. Lorge born tobacco bose Neo1 Waterl oo Ohto Call t~l4 · b43 · 2437 HOUSt:. b rmi and both. '} par · ch es ntct ya rd . Garfield eJCI. Col l 44b-ObOI . HERE ' S OPPOR r UNITY 3 yrs , old, 1 yr, guarantee on workma nsh i p and mater ials . 3 bed rooms, 2 baths. forma l dining, ut ility , carport 1 acre. $33.000 INVEST - DON' T SPEND - 15 rooms , 11 for sleeping, 21 ) ba ths, hot water heat. garage, basement Sl6,500 BUSINE SS - Home and Auto, estab lished 30 years ago. Here i s an excellent b usiness f or you , a ll interested persons call JU ST CO MPLE TE D Ran ch type home on corner 1 a cre. 3 bedrooms. bath . wood b u rn i ng f ireplace , lovely front por ch. carport. storage room . $36,000. POMEROY - 3' ' lot s, 1st 11oor of 2 b uildings need roofs , other features . $8,500 CARRY OUT In the sam e locat ion for over 30 yrs Other in1erests are forcrng the sale of th is bus i 11ess I n1erested parties ca ll LIST NOW FOR A QUICK SALE, HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR [H HA~K . KATHY&LEONA M O B il~ HOME~ GHE~N LOTS HRRACE MOBIL~ COM- MUN !n l o<o ted on Rl 141 Ctly woter o ty ~chools . 5 mtn . from Golhpolts and Hallet Hospil ?' · CLELAND REALTOR ASSOCI ATE S 992 -2259-992 -6191 9'i12 ·2,_5_6 : ;B:____>:..'~'.;';;lm ;;';;.-.J �D-4 - The SWlday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, June 11, 1978 , For Be~t Results Use Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds lnends for the ir many cords , prayers , and vis•to tions du nng my illness and convalescence To the churt h@s that otfered special prayer , I say thank you . Yo ur thoughtulness IS so grea t- ly opprec•oted . Mrs . Groce Colwell. WE WISH to thank ou r many fr1ends . ne•ghbors and relat ives for thei r' och of k in d· ness during the illness a nd death of our mother , Mrs. Helen Damewood Spec•al thank s to the d oc to rs and nurses at Ho lzer Mcd•cal Cen ter , Evt•ng Fun eral Home and Re '<' Harvey Ko ch. Als o thank s to all who sent flowers and food m the t 1m e of our berea ve ment . Les , lola and Eil een . In lovtng memory of my preCiou s mother . Ruth G . Meadows , wl'lo went to be with Jesus June" II . 19b8. tn my heart I like to story Along the rood of yesterday To live oga•n m memory The happy doys thot u'>ed to be To hea r you ta lk and see you smde And sit and talk with you o whtle. I love to lmger on the way That talo.es me bock to yesterday Treasured th ou ghts of one so dear . · Often bnngs o s•lent tear God s retu rn to scenes long pa ss · ed Ttme rolls on , but memon es los.t For what ever else I Iotito do 1never foil to thank o f you t mtsS you more than wotd s con soy . Dau ghter· Rosolee Mtlc hell and grondchifd,en Debbte . Ketlh ond_!ony!~Y ___ _ =~-=--~---~ ~-- --~--~===- -- - SWEEPER and sewtng mochtne repair parts and supphe~ Pt clo. up and del1very Oovt5 Vacuum Cleaner , ' 1 mile up Georges Creel.. Rd PI'! . 446-029.4 - PASQUALE Electrical Servtce 440·271 ~day or ntght . - - . . THURMAN HOUSE ont tques. Fu1 · mture strtppmg repotl and re lintshed, County Rd.B ott 35 . Centen,.lle Vtll age . Closed Monday & Tuesday ~venmgs by oppomtment . 245 9479 1100 CASH REWARD leading to arrest and conv i ction of persons vandaliz:ing Ohio Valley Ma sonic Temple 536 , Crown City, Ohio, HIG LEY 'S BARBER SH O P · OPEN 8 to 5 CLOSW SUNDAY & MON DAY G IFTS BOOKS. & PO TTERY - - FOR DEAD SlOCK REMOVAl CAl l145 5514 CITY CAB 7DAYS6t o 11 Call .U~ 0451 DIAMOND 5PECIAL1515 Sub!i.IQnl ta l sav1 ng~ on all from Town ey Jewelers Trode m oc ce pted Wnllen appro lso ls w1th dtam ond purcho5e Iowney Jewelers 424 Second d1am o nd~ TWO BDR mob1ie homes at Qvotl Will C AR ~ lot the elderly tn our Cree k . (cll245 -5021 home Phone 992-7314 TR EE HA VEN CERAMICS Greenware and suppl1e ~ Day and n•gh t cals'-!eo; Cu~ t am hr •ng 446 2155 l ocat ed a! Ka nouga Oh WE Will BUV your ol d dtcmonds and onttque Jewel ry TAWNE:Y 1d Ave BU YI NG All Unt ied Stal~5 stl ver co1ns Top pme ~ Htg hel pr•<es lor Sti ver doll ar s and eolly co tm Ml S Cotn Shop Call 4.46 18.42 or 4.46 0690 . Pay <as h STAN 'S BARC.AINlAND Ma1n ~~ Rut land Oh1o We buy sell or trade new and used me1chon d•5e anhque5 t1re s ne,. and used Open 7 days o week q om to 5 pm Buy w1se . buy h om Stan s THE CHESTER lownsh•p l1ustees w1ll meet June 15th a! the Town Hall. If YOU hovE a servtce to after wont to buy or sell somet hmg ae lookmg lor work or whatever you II get results los.rer w1th o Sen tine l Want Ad Coli qq'} 7156 ' YARD SAl E Monday ond rues. day June 12 13 Q 1111 757 5 4th Mtddleport Oh•o ~o •n cancel s SEW ·fUTE SEWI NG Cl ub wdl ~pan sOr o y01 d s.ole Wed Junv 14th on the empty lot ocras!. lron 148 Sullernu l Ave I rom 10om to? Rom camel!. Business Services PrudenfJa/ !MEl 399 rhnnhiniand1ieating CARTER S PLUMBING AND H~A 11 N G Cot Fourth 8. Ptne Phone 44b 3888 or 446:44 777 !:IT AN DARD Plumb1ng Heo ttng :715 Thtrd Ave 44~ 3782 G ENE PLANT S& IONS PlUMBI NG Heo1tng At r Con d11 1onmg, 300 Four th Ave . 1-'h. 44~ le37 Dl WIT1' 5 PLUMBING AND HEATING Route lb() at Evergreen Phone .446 :n35 ORAIN & S ~W E R Cl ~ANINC S ~R VICE. Open 24 Hr 7 days o week Sto•c her & Son f' h 2S6 1391 I·..aDIJ!l'!!f__....., "'-- L"....c:--ut GO CAMPING AMERI CA Wtlh Coachmen RV5. Ouo lt ty butll pmed rtght Dotens ol model~ w1th a w tde range of family pleastng lloorplons ~ee them todoyt Apple (1 ty Recreo 11onal Vehtcl e's, Rt 35 , 1 m• west of Jackson , Oh 61 4 280 5700. 1961 DlVCO MOlOR HOME SISOO 1962 l nternot tonol ichool bu!. camper . $1 500 Coli 2<5-5178 ST AR CR AfT SCHOOL OUl SPECIAL I ~ o ld dawm lro tl e r ~ and m1nr motors . Bes t prtces tn lr 1Stole or eo . We sell ser11 ice and qual1 ty . Camp Conley St01 oah ~ole~ Rt b2 , N. of f't Pleasant 197A APA CHE RO YAl l aid down en co nd Sell con totned own•ng Mony ex 11o ~o $2000. Call 256· 19SS alter ~pm ¥!)~ Tennt l e & f' est Conllol of Colltpoll!. Ohto W•lltotn Thoma~ .:t4b 21::101 C AH P~ 15 IN ~ IAI LI:D f-ree e5t•mo te bef ore you buy In !i la llollon guar anteed No 1ob too sm all Col i 367-0 17B CONCRH E AND BLOCK WORK Done reason ably by hour or 10b. f ree f> St•m ote s Coil 3~7 - 0/95 or 367 0?31 w oll hhe For The Best Price In Town FO R sole Dor ton 11 Phone 7.ti 2689 or bl 4 b69 57.t'1 On CR 1 ~olem ( enter tLJ 191)8 PA HK HTAJl I]"' co Wllh tt pou t 7 bdr eH tond flh .446 3.s9J NEW YORK (UP! I - After the initial week of tabulation s, Boston ·s Jim Hice the major league leader in both homers and SCI"IOOI~ S~l.llll.lln g Clo~JI<>\ uS "'"''ti'Ou• >llf llf't\ 'JII ~ I~ •~'!1111 ll'f' "''C"""''~ 11110 eu" omt m to• - lllh•ee •ndu~'""'' 111 ~ u~r IOLIIIGr YOu .O. IIII:M'I~u<Oijgl'l ~ • "<l !!"IJ"rl lf lld•tlt!Cl 11\ ~ II 1 ~ "' '¥ uw•~T•un• "'+' lrl"" (11115 0" ()I gu.l l • lllo'f! fO"' tOf1'1" ''1r r..ot•s'er 1, "' I ~I· fOI •I • ehtliJ ul <•N' p•vOu\ h • II bf ~~~·xtr ~ a b ) ~omll""' ~~tahhlltd s.l!IP\ o,.n el~ w ttony tov IUJ" "''1."~'•' r Jll "' " ~lo" 1 f'l>l ~cte<ll""''"'¥ ~·u fo~ II Jill~ • I f ~ "' ~ hm<I P(! ""'"l •• • •' 1nQ ,, OUfi i LIOI,(Ipelii<()<U _, .n""• •d '"'"t LOW weekly and rnon th ly ra tes at L1bby Hotel 4<1b 1743 rooms lor ren t Goll•O '1(111-t> 1hP 1l lf•~ M.lno .. ot Ofi0011Ufll ly IU 1/11 '" ~~~ ¥01,1< i<U C• ll ur .,.,.,,, pntl.,at lt'lepl'lc.oe , ,.,,.. ~, Cr•l1 Wortd lnt•m•t lonal Inc ut Sol.a•a M()Nl [AH r o om~o Pf"IOne o~~~e C " LI~O ANI.l 40ft tlt.«l 1149 4671 CENTRAL HOI EL - is I Servicethe .. ,...., T""" ., lkrtl4oa;.,. rr- IIMI._t•r to tM • C.r• . Brakes Tires Ph , 992 -2848 Passports Anniversaries Special Occasions SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Installation Servi~e Pomeroy, 0 , 3-lS-tfc '~ 992-1171 The Photo Place Pomemy Let us capture and preserve those preciou s moments forever Weddings Silver and Golden Anniversary Family Reunion5 Special Occasions Photography is our business, not a side line CARTER PWMBING & HEATING INC. 3oop.atn St. Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy 992·6282 or 992 -6263 8A,M. to4 :30P .M . KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY ( Bob Hoeflich l Pomeroy 109 High St. 5-31 -1 mo. DAVE'S BACKHOE & DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Call Aller 5:00 or Anytime Saturday 992 -1119 or 992-5041 • 27 lie 985-4155 Chester, Ohio 45720 SALES AND SERVICE 11 -9.tfc ROGER HYSELl GARAGE H. L WHITESEL ROOFING " ' mile off Rt 7 by .p~u on 51 , Rt r24 toward Rutland. New or Repair Gutters and Downspouts 0, Auto & Truck Repair Also Transmission Free Estimates Phone 949-2862 or 949·2160 Repair Phone 992 -5682 4-JO-!tc Look for a Change! We'll be making a change during this week with a manager. Charles Kiesling will be assuming the managership of Ohio River Realty with a change of license this week. Look for a new ad and details in next Sunday's paper. RACCOON CREEK - 13 acres ol flat land w'lh approx. 1500 ft o f creek frontage , sandy soil. barn , located in Norther n Ga llia Co Sl3,000 CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT - .This 2 story hom e ha s a bedrooms, 1 la rge bath, built-in k itchen, d ining or count r y a tm osp her e, fr iendly nei ghborhood 3 BR b · k. and fr am e on we ll landscaped 1 acr e lot. F~~~p lace. fully ca r pe ted, fa mily sized kitchen. garage, pa t io Brick .:.nd frame ranch In excellent nell••h>>-.hN'" I Beautifu l green lawn, 100'x200' , has small storag e bldg . with loft Cha tn link fence in rear . 3 B full y carpeted Lots of cabinets in kitchen p lus and d ishwa sh er . Cen. air cond. Drapes tncluded . SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS LOCATE BUYERS - w e l ind buyers who have t he money to buy your hom e or farm . We do it . SELL THE BUYERS - 11 is our job 10 sel l th e bu ye r on purch asi ng you r home or farm . We do i t . LOCATE MORTGAGE MONEY - We assist the buyer tn locat ing the additional mortga ge money to buy our proP!rty We do 1t family roo m w1th an open sta i r case. liv ing room and large uti lit y, wi th nat . gas heat, also an unaf1ached garage on a tree shaded lot $30,000 , NEW Ll STING- Pri ce d right , Lovely brick one frame with large lot. This home ha s 3 bedroom s. ki tchen and dining comb i ned, large liv ing room , l ba th and carpor t , w ith natural gas heat. Located in ctty school dtst r lct . NEW LISTING- Beautiful y ellow br ick ran ch loaded w ith ex tra s. A ll the rooms in th e home are large. There are 3 bedrooms + a sewing room . The I tvi ng room has a la rge brick frpl. with ma ntle cover ing 111 of the wa l l There are spacious cl osets throughout the hom e. Th e very lovely famil y room tn the basement has a hug e whtte stone fr p l. Th e formal din ing room has a bu ilt-in china closet , The kitc hen is large and pretty , The second kitchen in th e basem ent has butcher bloc\< Cbu nter taps. Yard is chain )ink fen ced. On a separate lot is a new 32' x 28' block garage, perfect for a shop . We can go on and on about this bea ut y, but you ' ll have to call for more deta i ls NEW LISTING - Br ick ranch centrall y located, 5 m inutes from town, cl ose to H M.C. Thts lovely home ts mos tly paneled and has nice -siz e room s. It has 3 bedroom s, nice formal din ing , ki tchen combo, nat . gas heat. There ts a parttall y ft n!shed fam ily room In the ful l ba se ment with a br icked Frank lm frpl and large ut ili ty room The 2-ca r garage Is finished inside with an electrtc opener on a ver y large lot.. This one won ' t last long BUDGET - BEATER - You can ha ve a 3 bedroom fram e home. nic e kit chen . ut 111t y room . bath, carpet th roughou t, elec heat, a f ireplace in the livi ng r oom to help keep fue l bills d ow n, ca rport and 1 2 acre lot in K C schoo l district l or onl y $34,000, "HELP, WE NEED LISTINGS !" FREE APPRAISAL SERVICE FOR OUR POTENTIAL SELLERS , EASY FINANCING AVAILABLE FOR OUR POTENTIAL BUYERS , A THOME , COMPLETE REALTY SERVICE -You wan t' somebody to hand le all the little deta ils tha t arc necessary to sa t iS fac torily comp l ete th e lransacl ron We do i1. 44&-4042 446. 1049 44&-0458 446-0458 446.0002 367-7529 Vickie Hauld ren Bob Lane Becky Lane Walt Lane COMMERCIA~ LOT - High !raffl e Available now , Pr·ime locat ion , Reasonably pr iced. Call us for an appointr:'ent . LIST WITH US NOW FOR ACTION ON YOUR REAL ESTATE ~echanics Electricians Shop Owne!S Welders WE Bl.'Y , SELL OR TRADE Oougta s Weth e rhol1 ~ 8rok e r , 446 -4244 SALES ASSOCIATE Earl Wtnter s 44 6· J82S John Caudl1167 5-4167 Char les K ies ling 446·3964 Lee Johnson 256 ·6740 Bul The ~uction way ~ ~q. ':b ~ /j- .:::~ NAME -~~ ~ v ~ $ !. .Jl Dealers Truckers PUBLIC TOOL AUCTION ContractOrs Painters lnwting Farmers PlumbeiS Carpenters BRANDS INCLUDE ROCKWELL CUMMING S SHO PMATE - SK ILL CHICAGO PNEUMATIC RODAC FULLER MILLER HER BRAND BROWN MARFLOW WRIGHT WEN - M cGRAW EDISON DIAMOND LOY RAND - WATERLOO CHAN NEL LOCK LOCATION: GAUIA COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS DATE: FRIDAY, JUNE 16 TIME: 6:30 P.M. SALE ITEMS CAN BE INSPECTED ONE HOUR BEFORE SALE TIME! AUCTIONEER: KEN SWAIN E s tate of Anni e Lambert Locale d 1'12 m i. So , of Rio Grande . Oh . on St. 325 Dine tt e se t. GE r e frig e r a t or. gas range. bedroom sui te , several beds , l iving room s uit e. e nd tab les, ches t of dr awe r s , 2 e lectri c sew i ng machine s, (1 portabl e I c abin et). h osp i tal bed , w h eel cha i r. c hina c abin et . chairs, rocki ng _s: hairs, lamps, h a nd to ols. appro x, 1,000 ft . o f 2x8 & 2 x lO's 28 fl . l o n g, some ce dar l u mbe r , other i t e m s too n umerous t o list. and junk! , PHONE: 256-1967 Air impact wrenches -\ll '' 1 . l t4 . I " Ci rcl e Hand power saws Saber Saws Carpenter tools M etric socket sets M etric Wren c hes Fra m ing Squares Drop cor ds Cable power pu lls HAZEL CLARK, ADMN. T e rm s : Cash - Ck . with po si tive ID Tommy Joe Stewart. Au c tioneer Ga l lipol is. Ohio Ph , 446·9760 (3941) Screwdr iver sets Transistor radios Glasswa re Channelock tool s Hand foo ls (hamme r , p l iers) Camping Items Electrica l tape Truck. tarps Wor k Gloves Hacksaws Hacksaw blad es Cr ee per s Trouble l ights Yard lights Jum per cables Wall clocks Car Clean ln 9 Kits Sandpaper Open and bo;~~;ed end w r en ches we are the largeST AUCTION SUPPLY ON WHEELS Merchandise Guaranteed Not res pon s ible fo r accidents or loss of Pa int Brushes Impact sockets,J-117-l/-t'' Torqu e wren ches Pipe wrenches Fire E•tlnguishers Allen w renches Orbi tal Sa nders Belt type sanders Disk Grinders an d Buffers Elect r ic dr ills (al l siles) Air power c h isel. dr ills & sanders Bench vises · (l arge and smal l) Hydraulic iac ks Bench gr inder s Large anortment of socke t sets Sizes - ''"· ~. •,1, l,~ E xtension Cor ds Routers Hedge tr imming tools Reci procal saws Pl umbing toot s Adj ustabl e wr enc h Tap & D ie se ts Dr i l l b it sets Universal socket !lets Tool bo•es(a ll slzesl Ba tt er y cha rgers fllr hoses Torc h hoses t OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE i n th e wilderness ol the Wayne Nat iona l Forest . 5 to B a cr e tra cts of wood land now available adjotn ing t housands of acr es of govern ment land. Pu blic hunttng, lish1ng and camping perm itted Prices start at S2500 with f ini'nci ng ava ilable GALLI POLIS, OHIO Portraits 10: 30 A, M. prope rty . 855 SECOND AVENUE MORGAN TOWNSHIP - 36 acres near Meig s M ines. 5 acr es leve l, most of balance could be pasture, small stream, town shtp road , Sl 1.900. Weddings Inviting AUCTION SALE SALE SATURDAY, JUNE 17 the IQ74 VRAN VJLU mobtle home 14 1 65 3 bdr tota l eleel all with 374,244 !;lilies as an underprnnffl Q (oncre te !ol f'p., , f or th e July IJ All outfielder pa r trolly lut tH~he d (all JtJ f 7 J /0 alter Jpm Star G<lllW at San Diego, LOG CABIN - L arge stone 1ir eplace, modern bath , loft , logs are hand hewn , 14 wooded acres. great place lo get away . BOB LANE BRANCH MANAGER Radiator~ MOORE'S Muffler Shocks Battery . LUFKIN INGERSOLL REMINGTON FALLS RL OFFICE 446-7900 'I• U ll•ce American Leag ue's top vote-getter, RBI 1 TWO MILES OUT - Route 160. approx. 5 acre s level land , good Investm ent l or only $10,000 , EXPERIENCED See Denver Kapple AI IR Ait~H , Chester, Ohio 10-30·C 6u<IC•ntH Reta• Stt>rn T [),lii ~J 11\llu' tx.s n ~ u tor ro~ •l>l!ll A<.h•e•e lot•• 1<1\i 'l(••l na ~pen~n'e 1na De ~o,.. , c,n@ ~I !n~ luQ mUf\ey ml ol'•l •n hou~e k eepmg eo. 3 .. ,n 1<\1 "ro lt~,~IOfi H I 6ui11JIII{i~ fHti O ' •I!~ "-PIII\1"11'~1 li!IIII),IQI Mvt.-1~ rllllliU oa11H C•ty Ccam t ~ Slril ~ ~nil ·~ •Ill '"Cl Olht!l flvl•neH~• tOO to momt'(.ln e• forHenl MOOM S AND W . Main St. m•nu lliCTure 081n anc o Utm~ l or S~""Q~.!. LOin .. ~'(){•ttoont ... OUl•IJII ln>I IUO II~JIIIISII'IOUi ilfU SLEEPING Jack's SeptiC Tank ~ce Under hang gutters & roo 1il additions. For Free Estimates Call 992 -6323 or 9t2· 6011 5-lS·l mo pd . TONEY REALTY (Q JUST LIKE NEW - Quality built ranch is less than 1 yr. old&_must be see n fa apprec iate . Special features are quality carpet throughout , wife approved kitchen ~i th stove & re fr ig., thermopane windows , marble Sills. garbage & a large flat lot on the Floyd Clark Rd , m L west ol State RL 160, $32,900, Shown by appointment only , STROUT REALTY 446-0008 fkr,,., ~lf t ermt!ol Hote l R.e side n t I a I ant commercial. Call lor estimate, 24 hour service. Anyday , anytime, Phone 985-3806 Jack Ginter 985 -3806 n,~~o ~ t O II · By Factory Warranty E lec tr ic impact wrenches LINCENSED & BONO ED ORGANIZATION CASH OR APPROVED CHECK WITH PROPER L D. Not responsible lor ch1119ts due to strikes and shlppt 119 schedules 11 Ta• EKempt - mu • t •how Num"-r total. Appro~, 90 A . of permanent grassland has been limed , fertilized & is in a high slate of production , At! bottom land has been tiled , Owners are retiring & have agreed to give up their comfortable 2 story , 7 rm, & bath home , Other features are 2 good barns , 4 sheds . cellar house. corn crib. large lob, base , 3 ponds plus good well, some commercial limber reported , Jots of rd. frontage in Perry Twp. Shown by appointment only , REALTY 446 -0008. SIOO,OOO . STROUT 1218 EASTERN AVE. - GAUIPOLIS, OHIO Immacu l ate and c harmrng J BR b nck ran ch in h l ul restdcnl ia l area near Holzer H osp rtal All ri c, fully ca rpeted . Well planned kit chen h as dishwasher, disposa l. Snack oar sep arates work from forma l d rning area Ufilt ty rm Wtfn Hot wa sher and dr ye r King S1 Zed garage :o r 2 cars, y t: acre leve l l awn "We Sell Better Living" OFFICE 446-7013 52 1,500 COMMERCIAL SITE - localed on Slate Route 7 at Kanauga Cor ner lot has appro)( 170 It frontage on 7. Ideal for al m ost any type busi ness. LOTS FOR SALE - Locate d on old Route 160 at Evergreen , Li ncoln Pi ke & Georges Creek Rd Co wat er avai lable M obile homes welcome RODNEY AREA - 160 a cres. 100 acres pasture & cro pla nd, co al & limestone reported , near proposed U.S, 35, good investment property, SIOO.OOO, EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS - 4 rms , ba th , part basement , n eeds same repa irs , wood -burning stove , almost 2 acres an the Barcus Hollow Rd.. Clay Township , Gal li ~XJi is Crt y Schoo l Dist. FARM FOR SALE - 101 ACRES - All clean, mostly tilla b le. present l y rn grass. 2 ponds. se11eral goo d barns & sheds, 3 cow m!lk parlow . lob base . I'JK 60 mobile home is now rented , 650ft fr ontage on State Rt 554 at Eno, Ohio, 2.000 ft frontage on county rd S75 ,000 . Ca l l for more details. RESTRICTED BUILDING LOT - Corner lot 1n Sprmg . Valley Estates. 166 ft . 1ronlage on Maple . One ot Gall •a Co.'s n1cest subd ivtstons. All uttl tt tes ava1lable . S6 .000 A SOUND INVESTMENT descr ibes th is 47 A tra ct of land located approx . l 1'1 m i . fr om Holzer Hospita l near Kerr . Roll ing tract 15 mostly cl ean grassl and & pr iced at ~40 , 000 . COMMERCIAL LAND FOR LEASE - 400 II. fr on tage on State Ro ute 7 appro)( 6 mt north of town. Wt\1 tease all or part PASTURE FARM FOR SALE - 1l1 A , clean roll ing grassland , good fen ces & cross fen ces. sprmg s, tob ba se , 5 rm house , barn. front s on 3 rds Wa lnut Twp . $45,000. BABY FARM - Tycoon Lake area , 10 a cres m osfly clean grassland, nicely remodel ed 2 story hom e, 4 BR's, bath , modern k itchen . for mal d1n1ng rm . new shag carpet, Co. wa ter. 3 small ou tb uildmg s Im med iate occupancy. Gallipolis City School Dist JUST LtKE NEW - Qual tty bu il t ran ch rs l ess Than I yr . old & musl be seen fo ap pr ecta te Spec1al features ar e qual1fy c arpet throughout, wtfe appr ov€'d kit chen wi th stove & re frt g. fhermopane w indows. marb le stlls, garage & a large f la t lo t on th e F loyd Clark. Rd .. ' 4 mt. wesf of Stat e Rt . 160. t32,900. Shown by c;lppo tn f men! only COUNTRY MANOR - FI VE MILES OUT - 123 acres, approx 50 acres It li ab le, balanc e pasture , tab base, lots of fru i t trees . spr tngs, ?wells, 2 ponds, rural water, la rge barn , mi lk parlor , several sheds Elegant col onra l hom e has been com pletely remodeled & fea tu res new vtnyl Std1ng. new gutter s, new plumb rng, modern lutchen . w w carpet. cen t atr , 3 or" BR 's Callier CHI appo tntmenr . LISTINGS NEEDED NATIONALLY - WE BUY - COJJnll"V home nea r Kyger Cr eek H19h 5Lhool . l 1 1 story me home w1Th alumtnum s1dmg . 3 BR , tami ly rm . fro nt por ch perfe ct tor summer even• ngs N atural torc c d a1r furna ce . Rura l w afer Beauli l ull g roll l awn . WE ADVERTI SE SELL - TRADE , SI 50,000 ONE OF GALLIA COUNTY ' S FINEST FARMS, beautifu l se tting, land l ays gent l y rolling w i th a lew acres wooded h il lsi de , excellent develop ment land . or h ighly productive farm . Spacious 4 yr. old ranc h home has ' BR . 2 f ull baths. forma l dini ng , fam i ly rm , pl ush carpet throughout. 2 car garage with workshop , Dairy barn equ ipped to sell Grade A mi lk, other outbldg , 1800 lb. to b. base . also has older home su itable for renting . Gas . oil and coal r ights incl w ith 1a rm . 117 ACRES . two BUILDING lo t ~ be ing l ots 7 FHA 8 VA HOME LOAN S MeL EN & 8 tn Goegle1n s Subdiv titon . DON MORTGAGE COMPANY l ot No 8 i!. 100 feet fr on tage by l oo n Representottve. Vtole t I J5 feet deep l ot No. 7 1s B9 It (oolo. te Vten 463 Second fr ont age, oppr o)(t motely 135 Ave, Seco nd floo r . G- alli polis. feet deep and 65 feel wide a! Ohto 45631 . Coii .4Ab 7172 . the reo1 . Near Soltsbu1y Grode DEVELOPMENT LAND near proposed IHELAND MOR1GAGE CO , School and Me1gs High School Rodney Downing Reol E s tel ~ G tve u~ o call for expe1 t gutdonce 1 1 ~,:~~~:;~~;~," new Route 35. This would be an id ea l ond OHtsl once m obto1ning ! raker 1elephone 992 -37.31 11 motel, apartments, restaurant, etc. Owner your FHA 01 VA nome loon, Il l f inance , cal l lor more detai ls, BUSINE SS FOR SALE. Drwe-tn mo1 tgog e money always. res to urent. l oca ted tn Mason , ovorlable w tth our company WV (US Route 33) Known as "NEW AD DAILY " ond ou r mtercst rat e and f inon· Bob's Tnick Shake . All equ1p· ct ng terms o re more lovoro ble men! end reo l es tat e (lot s•ze th an local ftnoncmg Galltpolts. NE HAY~ MORE FARMS, HOMES & BUSlNES~ 80' • 761- An e• cel lenl op fl h 446· 1517 , portunily 10 o wn your own PROPERTY AVAILABLE CALL fOR S AL~ BY OWNER bvsmeu. Shown by appoin tment Call 01 ?>ee J H Somer · 101~ First A"'enue . Ri'ller-.. tew pro perty with fron tage on Ftrsl and vf!le Brolo. er, 217 5th St Pt . Secon d A11enues 8 rooms . 1 ' Pleo sonl, WV 25S50 Phone ANY HOUR baths . 2 car garage . Call week 30 4· 6.7 5 -3030 (d ay ) or OR BETTER YET ,, , STOP BY AND SEE US AT doys. 4.46-4383 evemngs and 304 -675·3431 (even1ng) LOCUST SL GALLIPOLIS, 0 , Sunday H6 0139 . Sl'lawn by op· HOWARD SAYRE property in pOtnl menl only Sy rocun, opprox . 10 ooos Form pond , born , h ou~e troller , 1HREE BDR HOUSE ltke new Ne•ghborhood Rd 2 acres Coli good sh ape $35 000 l .rm. See Audrey Canaday 4<1b· l 6 15 or 4.. 6·12-13, Brooks or Howard Sayre Realtor Associate ~rroc~~!:_!h~ne 991-5280 65 ACRES IN WEllSTON 5 rm house wtth full bo~emenl 30 )C 15 ACRE S IN Rocme 2 story . 3 Lou Lutton bO born and oulbvtldtng~ . bedroom, full ba sement Realtor Associate Don•el Wt ighl bl4·384·3673. garage COipOII , Iorge kll (hen , Evenings 446-3005 both on ground floor 11\ l ~o 1MMWIA1E OPPUPANCY , 1977 Io rge bedroom . $71 500 01 con Governor mobile home. AU ho1111 house and I ocru lor elec trtc 3 bdr . 'llull baths w11h $16.200 . Col i Steve Jor.o bs. lot All hook~Jps, ilmage bldg . 997·2620 garden spot. l oco te:d in Mllter 011 Coli 25b 1726 INCOME PROPERlV Acteo gc 4 bedroom house 1 mobile CH01Ci: LO 'rS I mtle S ol ~to homes . Coll8 .. 3 i t~21 Grande on j]5 Coli :24J - ~t!IJ TkADt· TWU lots tOPomeroy. Wtll WAN it: D TO rent house o• tra der THREE BDR HOME, 1 y-rs . old lui COLONIAL >1YlE HOME trade lor bvlldoter or motor ly carpeted , lg. k ttchen , 4 b(lr d.nlng 1m, ltv lng rm w1 th bv fbed inco me co up le. I me C:Jtl 1-30.. b-48-5602 Fort dishwasher and go rbog o '1'12 ·3<27 ftre plate and ad10•nlng rm G 1 ~ wv disposal Attached garage. modern kitchen dishwasher po110, lg, lot , e11 c. locotton 10 eoung bor lots ot cabmet min . from Gallipolis Creon "S pace. f·ull basement , lg • .r&e . School Dis tric t $34 900 ColJ 1m wtt h ftrcploce 3 lull both5-, lldp Wanted SituaiiOO. Wan"'d Hb-4571 after 5pm 3:J rc !10 gotoge 1 01 1 1 • acres of lond wtth fo•m pond. ~or ~XPI::IUE NCH> MECHANIC wanted NU:D 10 CAII.,OOL to Mmshtlll TWO BDR HOME lui! bo~ eme11 1 lor local cor deolersl'ltp, ~or op· Unr ven it'( , lor summer te·, n. ..-.cwtng ond oppo tn l tflent t oll 1111 acres Johnson H:1dgc Hd poinlfTienl coii 61A -.440 l'.f600 '• t:>J 010t;> Coi i4AO .f315 C411 ~·· 3'1'17 ' 446-3636 RON CANADAY, REALTOR WBII~m'Jf~:::- - ' - BUILDING OR MOBILE HOME SITE - 4 acres on Glassbur n Rd lf'l Sp r ingfield Twp $4,UOO INEXPENSIVE LIVING - 5 rm , bath, carpor t, cou nty water . 100 It lot on Ro ule 588 , 21 1 mi west of town , $1 5.900 BAIRD & FUUER REALTY Upper River Ro ad location . Ki tc hen with eating space. Utility room Natural g as Pr ivate water system . 2 BR . 45 XISO sha d ed. flat lot just four miles from tow n $48, 500 BEEF CATTLE COUNTRY - On e of Gallia County's b etter stock farms , This one has been in the same family for JS yrs , 174 acres INCOME PROPERTY - 22.000 sq , ft . buildmg located in M iddl ep ort , rent pot ential of ove r SJO,OOO per yea r . Ca ll for more mformat1on . S35.000 , !'"" "ICOfl'~ 110m cJ• It~r~ m w~ · et$ "01 l"$1 0111 ~ ou STUCCO PL ASTI:.R pla ster repo•r te:w- lu •ed (etlt n g~ . f ree esiHllOie~o Co l 12~6 · I 181 ~U- E:PIN G MASH BROTHERS Alum. & Vinyl Siding !teal &talc lor lisle CANADAY REAL [H 446-3636 ' -4-1 mo, Bill"' 446-2642 · " mower & Pomeroy, Ohio Ph . 992·2164 Call. - ' service, Massey Ferguson & Gilson Tillers, Lawn Boy Mower Sales & Servite. MOBIL£ UIWE SERVICE lump , ~ t o ke • COAl ltmes tone deltvetcd Vaugh n 74 5-5309 SEPTIC TANK CLEANING MODERN SUPPLY Sma II engine Pomeroy Landmark LARGF YA PD Sole Sunday and Monday 88 Clo t htng refr,gerc tor ~ l ove 2 couches , cho•rs . lm ge roll top k1tchen 20FT TRAVEl T RA i l ~R . !>e ll <.on cab•net pool table man y other to1ne d, ex c. co nd Cell •!ems Rt. J R e<ks pn n g ~ Bock 44b-2113 entt once of Fotrgrounds Mr s. John f ,s her Jr. and Bobs Wtlle COONER'S CAMP~R~ on Ro •nbow H•dge Ra creolt onol vohtcle!. 'I ARO SALE Man 8 Tues q S 860 and o cce~s o 11e s rental Oil Broadw ay M.ddlep01 t Ohm Rt 7 !ooulh of Tu ppers Plotns la~ e CH 28 to Bosh on GIG ANTI C YARD SALE: Colt Robe rt Codner lo11g Bot· Bed!.preod§ ~heels Avon bot tom . Ohto ties. lots ol el/eryll'lmg Man 1974 ~!,CAPAOE 15 ft motor and I ues 49 Gorhci-J Ave home w1th e.orlras l tke new ~UMMAG ~ SALI:. Mon lues ~bOO tndtts f't 1c e $14,000. I hurs Near flack1'lg Hou\e on 61 A-2438 m JO.. 173 5707 le1os.Jid l0tdl6 197J 3 AND 4 RM l urn tshed and Utl fur11ished opts . Phone Q9'J 5434 - -' R.'eal ulllf!- In! l!lile- Rea! &late for :We IJiJsiness Opportunities 1q74 VIC lORIAN 14 )I 67 electrte WAHR WELL drilli ng . W1 lharn 1 COUNTRY MOBIU: Home Park cen tral otr 7 or 3 bdr . 2 bath s Grant 747·287Q . Route 33, north ol Pomeroy vnderptnnmg. o!lrocttve " ' MAlUR~ LADY will si t w1 th large lo t ~ . Coli 992 7479. Life Hm/1Aim lb1e te rtor . exc. cone . Compare o ur chddren or Sen tor ( 1t1zen tn you r home $2 on hour or $1 5 0 SEN IOH Cll tZ!:NS Ou r · new prtc e to o new Vtctonon . Call lhe Prudent tlll lnsurance Co mJ.I anv re nters assis ta nce you may be 2459121 . day 10 M1 le l or tro nspor tolton ot Amc11 ca ab le to lt"'e 111 cur apartment 1970 MOBil E HOME 12 x bO if ou t of town . 992 7060 ~ . C Dt stric l Agent for less than 5~0 o mon th. For Vill ager, 2 bdr gos. turn Corman Reference ovatlobl e. Ga l lia-Meig s more •nformalton con tac t E•pertencc $-4000 Call QUALIFII:.D BAB YSITTER Will clean co nd Vtl lage Mono1 Apar tments Not necessary 882 74bb , • abystl tn your home. Have 992 ·7787 Average earni ng s references . Colt9.49·2042. 1973 All EN parl•olly funliShed , 520, 000 ~~V E:N ROOM house wi th bath Call3b7 76B9 or 25f.J·9350 Phone 30 4-48S -S436 and go 1oge No pet s Co li alter Pal K enney , 1970 SAFEWA Y 12 )( bO cen tra l 5 pm. 843 2',100. Sal es Manager Otr . 2 bdr 406 11 Market St . TWO BEDROOM ttoder No pet s 1972 VICTORIAN . 1.:r )( ~ 7 J bdr . Park er5 bu r g, W Va Coli after 5 pm 8<13 2QOO 26101 2 baths 1971 Ot:TR IOTfH. 12 xb0 J bdr . COI><NI:.R LOl lo• trader sp ace on 0" r tve rlt ont 992 -2138 ot 19f.J7 KIRKWOOD 12 10: 60 3 bdr 992 5304 , ltnsiuess Senices 1971 SKYliNE, 12 x 52 . 2 bdr lWO BEDROOM un lurms hed apt 19b8 HOMHITE 12 x W 2 bdr Coli 99J 2788, BRADFOHO . Aucttoneer . Com· 8 ~ 5 MOBILE HOMES plete Servtce Phone 949-24 87 PT PL EASANT W VA THAILI:: H SPAO l ot rent nea t or Q49-2000 J.l oonc Ohio (nil ( h e~te t Co li Q85 3979 li10dlord I'} ~< bO '} bedroom mobt le horne near Rocme qn 5B5B ELWOOD BOWERS Rt:PAIR ~ack W, Carsey , Mgr Sweepers . toas ters t1ons all H OUS ~ NEAf.! Hocme 991-5358 sma ll appltonces. lawn mowe r, DOZt:-R WORK . e~<covottng , land · Phone992,2181 ne)( t to Stole Highway Gotoge cleor 1ng 1-'h 4 Ab 0051 COU NTJ.IY HOM!: 4 bedroom wtth on Route 7 flhone (614 ) qgs . 2 ba ths 614 -843 -3281 CHAIN liN K FENCING WOODEN 387S CONTI NUOUS GUTH:R ING no job FE NCING AWNINGS flolto too lo1ge or sm all , G01y s Cu t BRADBURY JUN I ALS RI:.MODl:liNG, fllumbmg , hea ting AuII s Home lm· cove l s tert ng Co, 68 2 - b¢1~ . Oak Htll, 729 SlCOND AVE . d46-0957 . and all ty pes of genera l re po1r . prove men ts Ph 44 6·3b08 Ohto furr11shed elftC IE:'IlCY opt wi th Worlo. guarant eed 10 years eK · BACKHOE . DOZ ~ R . DI1 ( Ht:R and p(t vote e t~tton c~ 4 J.l oom cot pe1umce Ph one 992 -7409 DO YOU N E ~O a handyman lor dump truck Co no ele wo1k loge Adults only No pet ~ th ose home repotr~? Coli SEWIN G MACHINE Repatrs. se r· Hatlteld Backhoe Ser . Rutland 1Sb-64Q5 If 110 ons call MOBILE HOME SPAO ( tt y vtc e al l mok es . 992 ·228 4 Th e Oh Ph 7.42-2008 or 4<16 2786 156-6077 lot. Adul ts Coll 44() 1680. Fobrt c Shop Pomeroy . DACK TERMiliNG SPEC IAU 51 Autholll ed S1nger S al r~ and VACUUM Cl~ANER Sole s and Ser UN FURNI SHED APAR lMENT 1n PEST CONTROL . l tcensed IN Servtcc . We sharpen S c t s~ors . v•ce Only genutne port s used Crown ( tty Coli 'JSb -6495 svred FleE! lnspectton Sheppard Soles and Servtce. I:. X(AVA TIN G dozer loader and Member NPCA and OPCA C FUR NISHED EffiC IENC'{. 2 rms Ftrst and Oltve ~ts backh oe w o r~ dump trucks M Hall Wtlkes v11Je Oh1o Ph and ptl vat e bo th $1'10 ul dt! tes 669-491.:1 and lo bays l ot lme. wt ll haul ~ANDY AND B~AVtR lnsura n<e pd Call 44 ~ · 4416 of let 7pm 1.11 dtrl to !>otl, ltmes tone and Co has ofl e1ed serviCe!> lor lue LIMES TONE, grovel and sand All ln!outonte coverage in Gall to SPA CE FOR M O Bil ~ HOME on ~I . grovel Call Bob or Roger Jef· sl :zes At Rtchards ond Son Up County lot olmos t a century 7 ,., Konaugo Above the ro od · l ers day ph one 992 -7069 ntgh t per Rtv er Rd ., C.ofl 1pol• s. Oh to. Form home and personal p10 . !otderest Co ll256-l'J. I O. phone 992 3525 or 992· ~232 Call 446 7785 perly ( Ove1oge!t ore ovadoble f-OUR ROOM H OUS~ tn ( town ( t· EXCAVATIN G dozer , ba ckhoe A A A CO NlRACTORS Backhoe to meet mdiv tduol r1eeds . Con ty (o ll44~ - 7 438 at 256-6400 and ditchet Charles R Hal · dozer . dump tru e ~ . Work done tact fmmelt Church your !.e ld. Boclo. Hoe Serv1 ce . ne 1ghbor and ag ent ROOM IN PRI V A T~ HOM I: Must by the hou1 0 1 by the 10b l-o1 Rutland Ohto Phone 742-2008 hove rele ren ce Coli 4 4 ~ - 4 057 tree es tt mores . Call 256 I Q'Jl PA SCUAl~ tnsulot.ng, 103 Ced01 . . - - - - - - - - - - - . , FO ~ a tob we ll done feeli ng Wil l do roo/m g. consl ructton, plumbtng and l'leat tng. No job cl ean cot pe t ~ wtth Blue lu~ t re . St Goll,polts 1-'h 446 271b ot too Io rg e or too small . Phone Rent elect 1tc ~hompoocr S2 . 367-0398 alter 5 f1UIII 742 ·2348 Central Supply BillS MOBilt HOMES and HarTle AND MARliN HOW~HY Improvemen ts Free e~ttmote!. cavat1n g seplt c s y ~ t e m s. , c oli "b·7o<2 Anchoring, Sltirtlnv. doze• backhoe dump tr uck . lune~ t o n e grovel black top lWIN H I V~H S MAHINE 307 Uppel Awnings, pat i D povmg HI 1.:t J Ph one I ( ~I 4) R•ver Rood Ch •y sle• So les 8 Covers, C1rports, !,ervtce Comple te Hull Repa 11 698 733 1 Cus tom bu tl! trotlers Phone Roof Paint, Set-up PARTY PlAN supervtsor!. Ml RRI· PUlliN S t: XCAV ATIN G Complete MAC toy par l1 es has opentngs 446·8655 and R•ltveling Serv•ce Phone qn ·i -1 78 Ia• supctvl!oo rs ond dernorls lra tors 111 your oteo TRI -STATE UPHOL 51ER Y SHOP 1-'UDLJH POOLS All st : es and 1163 Sec Ave 446· 78.33 even 1.1.. ~ Quoltty tncrch ondts.e h t ghe~t shapes 5wun pools . 2 yea rs tnQ !> . 44~ 1833 co mm• ~ ~ot o n No 1 11VS~ Tm e"t e)(pet tence free esltmo tes. drl•ve tmg at co llectiOn Coli ony th•ng yo u need f or RH SE IRt NCHtNG S ~R V t (t A nn Box tet co llect31Cf 556 -8831 water ~ewt! t elect1 •c go ~ l1nt! underground swtm pools New 01 wtl!e MU~R I MAC Box 1777 or di tches 17 •nche?> w•d e to 5 chem1cal and sup ply ?> l ore Dubuque Iow a 52001 H & R ROOFING New and repotr It deep Wate rlm~ hoo ~up s A l bony . Ohio Ph one Gu ll er~o and down spouts All Coli otter 4 p m 367 -7560 ~1 4 - 6q8 b555 ( Aft er b pm. wor t.. guaranteed Call ~ 14-689-S'JS I John Jelters or RU SS & MAX HliOll 388 9889 689-5165 Btl I Ctllette ) We ore len no• Heormg and ou co nd•tton WHY STR UGGLE NOT all wet on PRICES. lhe potnl Shop 17) R1ve1 Hd 10 GEl TO THE TOP IN 1ng j.lopco loom msulot1on Ka nougo . Auto body work , col SO MEON E El SE 'S BUSINESS 446·8515 or 44b-0445 Colt olte1 ~P HDY DRILLING Wat er well WHEN YOU CAN S TART l · ~•on cs l tm ot es Ph 4.4 ~ !!5 14 4 30 d rill•ng . lOm met ctol ond AT THE TOP tN YOUR OWN ? domest1 c Pump '> al es and 5er ~l ANl H SH AM ~ R C otp ~ l C ARP~NTRY room add •tt ons ll tCe 992 6195 or 304-895 380'} Cl eaner Seemg ~ ~ bel,ev•ng rool mg ~idtng and general 1111•~ 1rl6 JI'OIJI'<!II •n ·" ~lt'l lnl ot when Sta nley Steom tng Call IIU9¥0U repatr~ Coii37Q 2035 1~00 yOI/~ I rlnhf'VOUtO "'"'"UI'II~ ScJ~CI!U i ul bu),IIIIU 446 4208 BULlOOnR backhoe f1mcstone t! OGG5 EX HMINATING- CO ~e pt tc ton~ pu mptng ou t Phone ~ l orm e rly Fo•ne~ & 0 dell ) Ook day or n1ght Pl'lone day or H•ll Oh Call collect b8'J 02<19 ntght THR EE BOO MIN G INDUSTRIES COMBINED McNeal Con traw ng Company V t FllliNGI:.R wale• deltvt•ry INTO ONE 379 7258 ~erv•ce Colt 3791 114 p ur ch o ~e d Your Best Real Estate Buys Are·Found in the Sunday Times-.Sentinel . t'or Henl TO MY man)' lriends : t wont to e~e ­ press rny opprec•ollon to my D-5- The Sunday Times.Sentinel, Sunday, June II, 1978 -- BEAUTIFUL - This ntce br ic~ hom e ha s 3 bedrooms, wife approved kif<.hen . large fam ily room w i lh W.B. f ir eplace, pat io, 1 car garage , good bar n, located on .4 acres of nice ro lli ng land {1( add . acres availabl e) close to Thurman. Le t us shay, you this fine home today . NEW LISTING - Very nice 1972 Globemas ter l4x&: mobtle home, has 2 bedrooms, bafh wtth shower , par "tial furn itu r e, b lock foundat ion, & ac re level l and loca ted on Clark Chapel Rd . c lose to Por ter, Sl3,500. INVESTMENT PROPERT Y - Buy th ,s 3 bedroorr· hom e w ith ba th, dining room , enclosed ba ck porch anc le1 the re nt fr om a 2 bedroom garag e apartment he l~ make your payment. Good loc al ron in town , SJ4.000. GOOD BUY - Good old er home, 3 bedrooms, batn forced air fu rnace, located on a n1ce lot 1n Bid well needs a I ttHe work but only Sl2 ,800. 72 MILL CREEK - Good nome wi lh 3 bedrooms , ba tn drn1nQ room . • 1 basement , good ren ta l pr operty, onl) $10,500, NEW LISTING - Good nauling b·us1ness w ith 2 pa cket Trucks , ttas contrac ts wi ttt V i llages & bu siness pla ces call for mor e 1nformat1on. NICE LOT - Good mobile hom e Or buildi ng s1te, ove t acre land, l oc ated close to tow n on Rt . 141 . Prict red uced to S-4,200. 11 35 ACRES - Good roll ing land for hunt ing or with old house , Morga n Twp . $14,500 camptn~ NEW LISTING - Ve r y n ice fa rm wi th a modern home has. • bed r ooms, bath , modern k i tchen, di n ing area for ced air fu r n ace. H as 86 acres of beauti f ul roll inc land , tobacco base, pond , block b uildi ng, large barf' L ocated on Clark Chapel Rd . c lose to Porter. I'IE NEED LISTINGS WE HAVE A WAITING LIST OF QUALIFIED BUYERS, LIST WITH US FOR FAST ACTION ON YOUR PROPERTY_ EveninRS Call Oscar Baird. ReaHor 446-4632 John Fuller, Realtor 446-4327 R oomy 4 BDR hom e, pl enty ot ctosets, mod ern kit ., lo ts of cab i ne ts, plus range and di s. hwasher , di n ing rm ., ltvtng rm ., wood burn er , carpe t , thermo wrndows , paho , nice corner lot . Ca11388 -177 2 lHRE£ BDR BtlEVEl fu ll bose · me nl family rm . F1reploce 2'! baths . l '1 cor garage 1• acre lot on Rt I bO Aeros~ tram N.G.H.S Ro nge hood dtshwosher . Co\1388-9025 CO TTAGE TVPE HOUSE 6 rms. C.o!. heot City Call 446 \ 680 f OR SALE BY OWNER Lo<o te-d on lower Rtver Rd . 3 m1 tram Golhpolts. over lookmg the Oh to Rt..,er. 2 bdr hou~e and goroge modern and completely remodeled Alummum s1din g s.torm wmdow\ and doon plus new raol Hous.e located on I acre lot w1th o 1 bdr mobi le home wh•ch hos always been •ented If m· te1es.ted see or contact Al ber · to Fif e or coll .44 b-2300 - -- - - FO UR 'f'R. OLD 3 bdr; home on~ tenths acre lot located at t: vergreen on old Rt. l bO. Coli .t-46-3192 35 ACRE FARM House ~ rms . and both trade1 spot wtth hook •up. Lorge born tobacco bose Neo1 Waterl oo Ohto Call t~l4 · b43 · 2437 HOUSt:. b rmi and both. '} par · ch es ntct ya rd . Garfield eJCI. Col l 44b-ObOI . HERE ' S OPPOR r UNITY 3 yrs , old, 1 yr, guarantee on workma nsh i p and mater ials . 3 bed rooms, 2 baths. forma l dining, ut ility , carport 1 acre. $33.000 INVEST - DON' T SPEND - 15 rooms , 11 for sleeping, 21 ) ba ths, hot water heat. garage, basement Sl6,500 BUSINE SS - Home and Auto, estab lished 30 years ago. Here i s an excellent b usiness f or you , a ll interested persons call JU ST CO MPLE TE D Ran ch type home on corner 1 a cre. 3 bedrooms. bath . wood b u rn i ng f ireplace , lovely front por ch. carport. storage room . $36,000. POMEROY - 3' ' lot s, 1st 11oor of 2 b uildings need roofs , other features . $8,500 CARRY OUT In the sam e locat ion for over 30 yrs Other in1erests are forcrng the sale of th is bus i 11ess I n1erested parties ca ll LIST NOW FOR A QUICK SALE, HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR [H HA~K . KATHY&LEONA M O B il~ HOME~ GHE~N LOTS HRRACE MOBIL~ COM- MUN !n l o<o ted on Rl 141 Ctly woter o ty ~chools . 5 mtn . from Golhpolts and Hallet Hospil ?' · CLELAND REALTOR ASSOCI ATE S 992 -2259-992 -6191 9'i12 ·2,_5_6 : ;B:____>:..'~'.;';;lm ;;';;.-.J �'f'ht· .Stlnll,t: f rr ill •,""\t..' lltinl'l . Sunday , June 11 . 1978 f)..fi · } Tour . Best Real Estate Buys Are Found Ileal in the Sunday Times-Sentinel Estate for Salt· Hen I ·ltdS '' 446-1066 al >=ra ATTRACTIVE RANCH - Clay Township is an xi ous to se ll this very ni ce 4 bedroom - 4 miles from town on Rt . 218 . This fine home in Cheshire. This home includes a hom e has 3 bedr oo ms, 2 baths, formal lovely l iving room , kitchen and dining plus dining, central air , etc . Enjoy th e twothirds acre yard from large covered porch. garage . Tree shaded yar d. 130,000. (Per fect for cookout or ou ting ) . $38,900. P R ICE }.lEDUCED J DC' ClrOon1 nornc , l oc .:~ t ed on Nei Qh bOr 1'(10d R(l iUS I OUISidC' C1 l y li miTS. New ly IOCNI10 r1 ( lly W(lt f' r , n df a. -Cll 9dS ::,n ,)(IU c: OHIO ' Orl\'!'111(. !11 -... < HOME PHONE 446-9557 428 SECOND AVE. ::;) 1 - SALESMAN '0 Df l (' a. TOM WHITE 440408 Q) IIi: Q) Q) C) u -- . New ~isting - Frame ran c h situa ted on one th•rd acr e lot on l y 1 mi le from downtown , Three BR 's, built in kit ., dining room , l ar ge LR . This hOm e has tot s of rld ditionat storage an d nobby space. Cr111 to day for an appointm ent . al bu ilding above. Call Tom White 446·9557 :; eveninos. > :> n G') :r I'D In ;:o 3 BRICK & RANCH - Approx . 1, 200 sq . ft . ol liv ing space in this 3 yr . old home near Rodn ey . Incl udes a farge attractive kitchen, 11 , baths, thermo-pane windows, garage and 11 acre yard. $40,500 .. · ~ ~"i!!L:r" BEDROOM c .:~rp p 11' CI home '" Plan tz SO , nal . qas /1(',11 2 rlr!C1J!JOI1~11 lOT<:. 1/l CIUd('d t l80' Xl-l0 ') Pri ce S I I 900 -- LOOK lNG FOR THAT '' Dre(l m Spot " along t11e Qt1n••! • Locnk'O iipuro>. 15 rn1ns below GallipOliS , ovt•rloo k Plq nw t)t~rlUflfUI Ot1ro 1S thiS co mfor table l)(·m,· tu<;t 'N(lillflq ! :11 rou J.!l acre s 1n all, o.1 por cl1es . lll''>•' ' V.lii OII dec k tr u11 r~ n d ~ t1 (1de I rea!> Owne r leav1ng ,,r l · l!ll'(ihil•' ~O..,~•'O:.SJOn. pr l(t.'d tor only $19 ,500 00 .. In OJ LOVELY LANDSCAPING- Lots of shade tree s, flo wer s, gardens , etc. on thi s 3 ~ acre yard in Norttwp. The 1' 1 stor y home includes a large fam ily roo m with firepla ce , 3 bedrooms and lull base ment . · Priced a\ only $41, 900 . < -- Cll c: a. . New Listing ~""ight for newlyweds. • Conveniently located at the edge of town . "C Two BR 's, lg. Jiv ing room , ea t-in Ki 1chen . ;, You will enjoy the cool evening breeze on ~ me sc r eened back porch. Priced a1 onl y ' $21.900. Appoin tm enl only . THREE BEDROOM , .:- omrnr1fl(hn q V1CW ol file Oh10 h!l~l'r (, fy w(1h'~ f '1 .tu el 011 l urnnce. lorn tf'd on cor 111,. rt R ' • 1 '""1,1 R t 21H J."'tso /0 xJO ' bl oc!.. buddrng , E' X. r ··!lcnt rt•S•ll•'n rl,ll or com mr r r1 i1l loca l 10n Pri ce -.. COM ME RC I AL BU I LOI NG , 111 JiK -. son, 0 , now under • ,.., i:1uv I) O' l• le;r· ~J(, (.100 00 LOOKING FOR THAT SPECIAL HOME - You better not m iss th is love ly split level in Jay Dr ive . Th is J bedroom home includes I', baths, attractive fam il y room. wife -appro ved kitchen. 2 car garage & central air . A very cl ean home . $52, 500 . COMME RC I AL BUILD IN G on Castt> rn 1\vr 80 ' fr on 'l j, ' 11 Jt•,·r· ; •,··1t,11S tl h ous •~ 1 ciPI pl us com !'n r ( _•I hJ•I lml flr S7S 00000 t .. NE W "l.BED ROOM , ,111 CIPc tr •c. ca rp('tC'd 110m!." loca ted Pun R n ,l ppro'( 4 ~cres , r1 ghl at way to Rae nn (n•r \i Huy nf\w lor ~ 35 000 00 r)l1 E\t•,) r FHA OR \/A BUYEf"Cj - Don 't miss this new li sting i ~(\~ 1ry Air e Es.tates. lmmacu lat" ~ •. n ranch with large kitchen ana 1 garage. central air and la rge lot S3 ., 100. NEW LIS T ING · bus rwss. or bUil<l •nQ to t rn Eu r eka . •.•J In ' w SPD I H • cw ~ s~ t udlrc l on ~T 7 Buy tor :.6 '.10() ()() PROFESS IONA L BU ILD ING : II,OOOsq 11 located ad .1{ • nt to aoll c our Sf' one Je..,el , no steps, Ideal l or of f•l· ~ <,r!loots. prof,~ss,onal aclllllllt.''io For mo r e '" /(11 t ,1' 10il r,11! .j ,jf, Hl M GREEN ACRES S~'" 'V . - A1tra ct ive 3 Schools. Includes bedroom horT' ~,.r'\\S) central air , "':JU ., t-= .A. furnace, patio, ga r age . len .. yard. etc. Low fuel bi ll$ PRICE REDUCED on lh 1s J bC'd room home on Lower I:M,OOO. Rtv•·r Ret ,1 n to ' 1 1t y Wdll' r · Ownrr anx 1 0U~ to -..I Pr1(P('Iur~\J00ll00 MOOERN HOME IN TOWN This Orchard Hilt home offers 3 spa ci ous bedroo m~ , la rge living room , built-in kitchen and part ial basement . Enjoy the countr y atm osphere and th e terr i fic v iew from th e 11 acr e l andscaped yard. Onl y 139,500 . NEW LJSli NG , n• ci room Bt•!lwl R U I aut' ldnd . w1·ll o• rur,11 Ndlt·r hwl oil lurnrlCP Pr1ced l or qu1ck. s.l lf' '":11?.000 oo N EW LIST IN G 13ut,!l1P!i."> hU!Id 1n q ">l lun! Pd 1n r ,.,11 1pol•<> HU t run t,!U t• on Ei1o;trrn Avf' . ,ncl ucted l)u.,lllt""" t>ldo dncl? rrn tnl s C)ll l or mor t' •n forrni'll•on 7S0 ' Ji l so· BUIL DING t1 1qhNl~ LO T n£'M E W' rorl'f'n. ala no rur1ll'l•rllor pr1Cf'S 5,900 BU ILDI NG ON U PPER fl'P<11r J..lr 1< (' rt•C!U(F·(I 2ND 1 .WHY PAY .R ENT when you can buy th is J "bedroom 6 room hom e in Crown Cl!y . Includes elilt In kitchen wi th refrigerator & r ange a nd basement . A good buy at s 15,900. , E)(cellcnt older home in Eureka . Make us :,. a rea sonab le off er , the owner is very anx · :;: rous to se II . al >- E. N. WISEMAN, BROKER. 446-3796, ... =c, ol fl: utlond Phone 446 -0552 Anytime . r ARM 10 x /4 rde bl oc ~ gor oge On fo!l 7 985 4 1)6 IN RUTlAND 0 rooms porhol both , ca r pon ulli .ty bu1 ldmg ,On b 1g lot / 4'J?8RJ C1ty w at e r THE PLACE YOU'll BE PROUD TO CALL HOME •4 large Bedrooms •Cozy Fami~ Room •Fireplace w~h 11 • Heatalator • 2% Baths •Near~ an Acre • Priced in 60's CALL THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY ~3643 N ~w c he~ Av e . Gallipolis, Ohio After hav ing m e l all of th e req ui rem e nts a s set forth by the s tate of Ohio, I am ve ry happy to have rec eived my real est ate brokers lice nse eflective Jun e 5, 1978. W i lh this it is with great pleasure lhat I will now be operating as " Bud " McGhee, R ea lty . I will con tin ue to maintain my offi ce a t 428 Seco nd Ave .. phone 446-0552 . bock Pho ne991 -37Jq H V~ ROOMS and bath , garage 91,)4 S Jrd M•ddlepor l D1n1ng room su1 te 997 598q IU.AUTIFUL ON~ A cre wooded Ia!~ lor sole ltock ~ pnng s Oh1 o (I · t ~ water near schools Call alter 5 pm :f{J4 773 -"n7b . Respec tful I y yours , N/1/'tlM~ u 1'B r ~ pn 01 99'") 27'"14 I IV! R OO M ~ TWO !, jOI<Y II bc.droo rl'l IH1rk home 1r1 Mld1 flf•pu11 4'11 J4J 1 l• Economy at ih bes t - Build equ i ty in th is vcar old hom' SA . LE'd ol pay ing r enl , All ~ elec tr i c w i th b, '" d heat. A very nice ~ kol. wi th lol s PE"'DING .ablnels, 3 BR .' s ... and a bath. ll .. _n a It at Jot tn ~ Ga ii •POi is. Pri ced right . iij <II IIi: <II OJ C) ~ 4 NEW LISTING - 14 x 10 mobile home sl tuatedonnearlyoneacreof landwllhll9 feet of r ive r fron ta ge, Enjoy the excellent view trom lhe large covered deck facing I In better 'l h the r iver . Th i s mo b1 e ome s than average condition and there are severa l ilems of f urniture selling w oth II. Appointment only , - lka ll~• l•lt· f11r !'alt• ll•·aJ t:•lalr fur Salr 80 ooe) ~1 00 f o ul VA 1- HA 30 yr , fmoncmg, olso r!"} od h onl ogt> Llf r toll cll! r.-.f u•orlcl ng lrr•lortd MolhJOS" dt •V t..' I0 ]1!11 0f1 1 ' p O'>._ Ihlltl lf' ' 7/ f ~ rn t (> Athom phoru1 jb l 4 ) Nr) flh ot I' OII•t•r,,y r,~'J 1\J i l 'J'-11 JO'l I tJY OWNH~ •• TWO FOR ONE - Situated on nearly 4 acres of london Rl. 218 you will f ind 2 two BR homes, a two car garage, storage bu ilding plus much more . Both houses presentl y occup ied E~~:cellent Investment property . Shown by appointment only . AS YOU CA N SEE BY THIS AD, OUR LISTNGS ARE EXT REMELY LOW AT THIS TIME . IF YOU ARE CONSIDER · lNG SELLING, GIVE US A CALL , WE WILL BE HAPPY TO LOOK AT YOUR PROPERTY ANO GIVE YOU OUR OPI · NION AS TO ITS PRESENT VALUE . THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR THIS SER · VICE . n C) :r :& ::0 In Q.f .:<, Oi C a. - ~ n (i) ':/'· ~ :;: Pomeroy, Ohio PH . 991-6331 Office Hours 9a,m. - Sp.m. Closed Thursdays and Saturday at noon Your Full Time Real Estate Broker NEW LISTING - 12 rO()m. split leve l colonial in Riggs Crest Manor, 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths. family room with pool table, Intercom system and muc:h, much $65,000 .00. RACINE Inside corporation limits. nice J bedroom home, I bath , newly painted, healed w ith gas or wood and coal burn ing furna ces. Plenty of closet and storage space . Garage and workshop . Only $32.000.00. POMEROY - Hysell Run Road, livab le home on 11 acres , ha s good well. bottle gas heat. Ca II lor more info. Selling price $10,600 .00, TUPPERS PLAINS 24'x52' Fuqua double wide mobile home on corner lot in Arba u9h Addition. Lot Is IOO'x200 . Only $5,000 .00 down will buy this home . Selling price S2 l, OOO .OO. WE NEED LISTINGS VERY BAOL Y. REAL ESTATE IS SELLING SO LET US SELL YOURS, Cheryl Lemley, Associate Home Phone 142-2003 Hilton Wolft, Associate Home Phone 949-2589 GeorgeS . Hob>teHer Jr. Broker Home Phone 99H139 HANDYMAN ' S SPECIAL bath, firepiiCe, needs repairs, locif!d on old Route 160al Evergreen. ll2,000, STROUT REALTY , 446-0008 , .. We EAFOR VIRGIL B.. SR . I.ool~ 992-J32S . , ,o~ 21& E. Second Street Pomeroy, Ohio r, COUNTRY PRIVACY - 25 acres of land and woods wi th electr l c on good grt'llvel road. A real good buy at $12,500.00, NEW LISTING 1915 Holl y Park 10 x U , 3 bedrooms, ba th, forced air furnace, central air , rural water , patio, and .80 of an acre . Only $17,500. OVER 9 ACRES - Of good bu ilding land In town with sewer and water available. Want lust ss.ooo. BUSINESS BUILDING With residence, both, city water, natural gas heat In good location on Stole Rt . Need SIJ,OOO, NEW LISTING 3 bedrooms , all electric, m odern bath , eltlt -ln kJtchen, fam ily room, 3 porches and nice view . Only $17,500. NEW LISTING A 2 bedroom frame horne In excellent condition. Bath, city water, natural gas heating, 2 cor garage and 9 acres . $18,500. SALES ARE NOT EASILV MADE . THEY . COME ABOUT WITH CONSTANT WORK BY REALTORS. MEMBERS OF AMERICAN ASSOCIATION DF CERTIFIED APPRAISERS, HELEN L, TEAFORD GORDON 8, TEAFORD SUE P, MURPHY Associote Rtollors < : C: ~ COMMERCIAL LAND FOR SALE - lronl5 on US JS at Rodney, Ohio. For more information c111 STROUT REALTY, 441·0008 , Are Offering Financing Through VA, FHA and Conventional loans. · Check With Us Before You Buy. WE NEED LISTINGS "Bud" McGhee Realty "Bud" McGhee Realty "Bud" GRACIOUS LIVING IN TOWN 1-tOM~~It t~ fo1 sale , I acre and up . Midd leport. near Rulland , C oii9Q~ 748 I . . ' N~W J bedroom house. 2 bolhs, ott el~c I ocre, Mtdd!eport. close lo Wutlond Phone ~?· 14~1 urge Vltlorlon Home with 2 tiftd baths and 'h bath, 4 bedrooms, llbrtry, dining room, living room with cherry woodwork, S fireplaces, fully lnsuloltd ond storm windows, Hlr 01r1geon a llrgt lot overlooking the Ohio on lsllndslde. A line ploceto rolse 1 fomlly In gracious ·comfort. Colt Manning Wetherholt 446-4313 D1ys or 4~6· 0139 Evenings lor lppolntment. • .-.. < 446-6610 ' will be changing dally. EACH OFFICE INDEPENDENRY OWNED ou conditioned, n•turlt ne~t , Situated on 1 lleiUtifUIIY ilnd5Ciped iot , In Spring Volley SUb· Division . This home ts prfc, td In the !60's , Call IOdiY for oppt, ' Chtrles M, Neol 441·1544 441 · 150~ ~~~lchoel Nut 4~6-llst T '" Ne1t Of Appraisers· ' 4 Homelle mobile homes, 12' x 52'. 2 B.R., total electric , oil furnished, all rented, located on Old 160 at Evergreen . Good condltlon, very attracti ve setting, profitable Investment . $32,000. No. Ill TWO STORY HOUSE Modern buill In kitchen, bath . House In good condition, garage, good level extra lot with block bldg. Worth Its monev 518,000. Bidwell , Oh io. No. Bonnie Stutes Evenings ~46-2185 -NICE HOME GREI\T LOCATION Just ott Rt . 35 across from Spring Valley Shopping Plaza 7.32 A. Stocked pond, rolling land, beautllul6 rooms, 3 BR home in an el09ant selling with lots of beautiful shrubbery & trees, also lots of fruit trees. Natural gas heat. Hardwood floors with some carpeting - large living room and porch . MUS'T SEE THIS PROPERTY TO APPRECIATE ITS VALUE . EXQUISITE HOME CHAROLAIS HILLS Beautiful 3.16 A. rolling clean land is the 50tllng for this unusually grac i ous brick home . 3 spacious B. R .' s, 21J' baths and Iorge uti lity room . Large foyer leading to formal living room. for.mal dining room & large family room with open fireplace . Chorm lng kitchen with snack bar. Corning counter-lop range, wall oven . d i sposal. dishwasher and lovely Shenondoan cabinets, This spacio us home has a 2 car garage with automatic opener and central air. These are just a few of the extras . Pictures or words cannot describe th i s home . YOU MUST SEE IT. MODERN HOME ON RT . SBI Attractive brick & frame nome witn 3 or possiblY 4 BR. liv ing . room with t ireta ce, extra nice kitchen with bullf·in cabinets, ej!t: at bar & dining area . Full basement & garage . Lovely i n~ ground pool & deck. Gallipolis School District . USACRES2MILES OF GALLIPOLIS Beautiful bu ilding sites Beautiful v iew of surround ing area . Rural water on 2 sides of property - 1 tap paid tor . Corner of Neighborhood Rd . & Kllcher . WON 'T LA ST LONG . LARGE STATELY 1 ROOM HOME Large level lot . Bath , front and back porches. 4 B R of above average size. City water . Partia l basement . Metal storage bldg . ALL O F THIS FOR ONLY $12,900 .00. HOUSE & 1 A. IN COUNTRY 7 room nome 'l)tuated on 1 A . of nice land on a black lop road , • a .R ., bath & country k itchen with bu i iHn cabinets . All crpeted . M AKE YOUR AP · PO I NT ME NT TOOAY , 9JACRE5 VACANT L4ND 93 A. of rolling land in Ad· dison Twp. All m ineral rights goes. earn 8r seV"erat building sites. $27 ,900 .00. CALL FOR MORE DETAILS . CARRY OUT A good business located on State Highway 160 in a nice community. Land, br ick building, equ ipment & all stock goes . PRICED RIGHT. COUNTRY LIVING you like fresh country air, this is the one. 6 room hou50 & 1 A . lot . 3 B.R, home with extra nice coun· iry kitchen with wall oven & counter lop range. Extra nice buill· in cabinets . Nice trge front patio. Home nos hod real gOOd care. Also hlis a hor~ shed . Located on blacktop rood. CALL NOW. kitchen dining room, rec. room, air American Society Located off State R t , 325, Perry Twp., 52 acres . Tillable land, pasture and some wooded arell . N.odern 6 room house and barn . Over 800 lbs. tobacco base . PR IC ED TOSELL! No. 144 CENTURY 21 lng room , modern eat ·ln NEAL REALTY PHONE 446· 1694 see this exceptionally 'wt., kept home with l BR , av, bath, futl ba~tment, formal Arthur A. Nillert Seni~r Membtr We Need Your Home or Farm To Sell ONLV $22,000 Nice 3 bedrOOms, bath, llv· I This ad lMdly Realtor Realtor Assnc~ OFFICE Ph. Home 245-9114 Ph. Home 446-9539 Gallia County's Fastest Growing Real Estate Agency tt Cll Tom White, Salesman, Home Phone 446· 9557 ' "Bud " McGhee Realty ond holh bmom,.,, ,l<l l'rnr"lf•ffJy l'ntt1oll 'r' IPrnod r,l I'd 4'fJ. / M'J 3: Thanks aga in for your tr us t and confidence . tWO Oll iS go~ lea-ses s i!uo l~ d m Bedford Townsh1p M e 1g!> Coun 'Y Oh10 8 well~ produ c.ng ml (l:leteo Sand ) Mot eoo l l rhlf!ll · tory ovo•l1blc Coli be twttan ll orn ond 4 pm ot 992 710 Call HOUL AND ~ lon:t bt,t fd1119 111 ~eeds v1lle 91:15 J ~']q ' - :: 428 Second C: ~ ... .C bedr oom hou!oe !> lorm wmdows 7 por · olummum bu.ldmg m cj; :E "tl go ~ !dliACUS ~ Now's the time to make an appoi ntment to Th is lovely home has lots of ex tras New Li sting - Rest r icted buil ding tot in Chdro tais H il ls. 3.34 acres with lots of road including nearly 35 acres of land . Appoint. fronta ge, Call now . ment only . The buyer of this lovel y 24 x 60 modular "0 All electric home with US Steel si ding . will enjoy the fres hnes. of cool spr ing ::) Owner 1S be ing I SALE red and is a nxi ~ u s wafer . Located near town, situated on all to se ll. J BR 's 1 r ea, lg. eM 1n k tl .. nearly one-th ird of an acre . Shown by : I a m ol y room v PENDING ass doors, l enc appointment on l y . >.ed bac kyard '" "' '"'"' ,...... orage bulld1ng. :!: Call for an appo,ntme nr today , NEW LISTING : Birds have already ~ Build ing L01s 1.40 ac r es on O.J Whit e Rd . goolten the cherr ies bu t don ' f you miss the l:t:: Thi s tot is restri cted for your protec t ion. chance to get this well kept home on 1 1 Also we have tot s on Pleasan t Sc hool Rd . acre lot close to town. Solid 1'!1 story house QJ tn this ar ea you have a choice of lot size with gOOd size rooms 8o Nat . Gas. Wood QJ fro m one acre up. Call now. burn ing f ireplace. Great garden spot . .c '"One mil e from town . Modular home w•T· n Cellar w ·storage bu i ldin g above . "-' lots ol el>l l ras : Make an appointment to see Ap ol ntm enl on ly . Call Tom Wh i te , ~ th is well cared tor home. Cen tr al ai r . Pric even ings 446-9551 . c: ed In th e low $30's. Appoin tment on l y. I Would like to tak e this op porlunity to give s p ecia l thanks l o lhe many p e ople who ha ve put th ei r c onf i d ence and tru s l in me t or th e past two y ears a s branch manager f or VS R ea lly , ~ r ooms and both, Own er will sell VA nr FHA LOCd fed 1n Ql The Ga llipolis D1str ic t us Steel :::; Sidi ng, 3 BR '!=. , l - · .. . -" , att ached garage. "< Call soon It PENDING •I ment. Tho s is a • very c lean h.... .... . u . lorced 011 furnace C•ty wa ter ·1 C) >ee one of the prett iest homes In th e area . 446-4910, EVE. 49? 709• 4/ ACRE througnout. Pr 1ced in the M id s2o·s. lovely Brlck Ranch - 270 Debby or . Three BR 's, 1' j baths, uldtty room, prel . . !tes t k1tchen rn the ara mcl_u des cont inuous :> ctca n!ng range , doub fl' sta1 nless stl"'ct smk, n · GE d• Shwa sher , ga rbage disposa l, lo ts of Cl wood cab 1nets and Formica rapped ::r counters . Th is lovel y home has cent ra l (1ir 11) and 11 is draped and carpeted l hr ougnour . t'D Call now tor an appoin tm ent , Imm ediaT e ;:o possession SALE REALTY Complete troller c: c.. >Cll ~ McGHEE hoo k up also 1 ban~ s opprots ed propony at S 15 500 f.lhone < , .. "Bu'" STORY ! rome house 6 room ~ a nd bath cellar aut build1ngs 4 a<re~ land nt edge ... :I GALLIPOLIS TWO George 5. Hobsteller Jr. Broker 101'1• Sycamore 51. ;:o al EVE. 500 2ND AVf G'l :r 23 LOCUST STREEl 10 "" SOUTHERN HILLS Leadingham In u Two story fram e in Eureka - This home is < ., 1 d 1t ..:: s• ua e on a o over 1ooking the Ohio River . Like new carpet and pa nel [H Willis T. HOBSIEIIER REALTY - s rms., In In C) 446-7881, EVE. 446-4500, EVE. NANCY SMITH, SALESPERSON, Make an appointment to see fil lS excellent value . Three BR 's , LR and k i t,, bOTh have beamed ca the.dr al ce ilings . Priced to sel l. M id $30's. Appoi ntm en t onl y. .c LARGE BRICK IN TOWN - An old l ime 4 be dr oom home wi th 2 baths, fam il y room. basement and beaut y shop . 534 ,900 . JIM COCHRAN, SALESMAN IF YOU ' RE TH I NKIN G ABOUT SE LLING, GIVE US A CALL AND WE ' LL BE H APPY TO DISCUSS OUR LI ST IN G CO N T RACT WI TH YOU . WE HAVE BUYERS BUT WE NEED LISTINGS! !! LET US SELL YOUR HOM'E WHEN YOU ' RE READY . tow n, J BR 's, 2 full baths, large LR: , formal dining rm ,1 form al foyer, modern kitchen , 2 WB fire place s, full b~ semt"n f, ga s hea t a_nd carport . Shown b>t appoontment only. ST ROUT REALTY , 446·0008 . ~ Q) Q) WOODED WONDERLAND - 56 acres of wooded hilt s Md valleys north o,f Rio Grande off Rt 375 . A perfect spo t for a secluded hideaway . M . WISEMAN, BROKER PASTURE FARM FOR RENT Located on Morgan Township, 41 acres, pond , STROUT RElll TV, 446·0001. Ill WE NEED LISTINGS E. \ .. THIS IS NO SPRING CH IC KEN - but th is ol der 1 storv home •n fawn cou ld beco me a real charme r . Wifh a few re pai rs and a j illl e decorat ion 1his 3 bedroom home wi ll t be welt wor th th e t i m e and money . Only ,528,900. .c BUI LDI NG LOT S /~ tl10 ,111 uncll'rqround utlli l leS, rur at wal er <t.•rltr r~l '>L'Wi'IIJL' cot le( 11on , b lacl( lop STff'PIS Nu rr lrJtJdr> I ur rw!:. Pr 1u• $-1 ,000 00 BE THE FI RST TO SEE THIS ONE. Lovely 2 story in One acre more or less - This lor wa s ~ surveyed 5·26 ·78 . Th e survev shows Iron n tagc on Hannan Tr ace Rd. to be 200 fee t G') and the lot depth to be 240 fee t. Call for an ~ appointment tod ay . tD EXCITING CONTEMPORARY - Be sure to call to see thi s most love ly 4 bedroom home in Ci t y !>ch d ist . Ha 5 a love ly fami tv room , 3 ba ths , 2 firepla ces, craw ' s nest and IS beauti ful wooded acres . Catt for more deta il s. SPACIOUS 2 BEDROOM - Approx . 5 ' wooded acres. You must see th 1s attract111e NEW LISTING - CROWN CITY - A well ranch home wit h a huge la mily room and kept 2 bedroom home in Ma nor Lane. this w.b. fireplace. fa rg e kitc hen & living room fine home ~a s a lovely livin g room , cat -in and a lovely yard on Rt. 160. Ha s been k it chen and large 2 ca r garage. Good storag e build ing plus 1 7 acre yard . reduced to S75.500 AVE .. needs some N Ew Ll sTl NG 1 !)Niroom , carpetC'ct nome s• Tuatcct on upr· ·• 1/~'w'~" c, 111 pol•s On1 ' floor 1C1ea1 tor vounq or rt'' JUPh L1v1r 1 ul!l!l'f' rooms k. rtcncn r~nd tJ atn Nl' " nq rHl(l plunlll!!lCJ Nr wly r('nova iNI Cell i tor r'f'HH• ll" fl1 ,1 l!<>f -' >- ~~~('!Df'OP - Ar·r nur A. Nibert, Realtor-446· 4672 Bonnie Stutes, Assoc .-446· 2885 Merrill carter, Assoc. - 379· 2184 James Stutes, Assoc. -446·2885 more!!! Selling price - . .c ~Ten room farm se on 1 acres ~ tttse to Wayne National Forest . A ll new plumb ing ~ & heati ng eQuipment. Partiall y remodel 'TJ eeL Large yard . Excel lent wooded build ing !) sites. Garden spots. Cellar w·storage ~Emt;_;~;, . . . - - Cll PHONE 446.0552 ANYTIME .• i" l' 111 0 C1P il 'il c: BROKER CALL 446-3643 REAL TOR Real !£stale for Sale .. M. L (Bud) McGHEE ' Mose Canterbury < REAL TV '" REAL ESTATE AGENCY . . REALTOR In OJ Your Best Real Estate Buys Are Found in the Sunday Times-Sentinel lteal E•t•h• frn· ~.t .. .:.. McGHEE GALLIA COUNTY'S LARGEST RUSSELl WOOD r 1 "Bud" ESTATE AGENCY Ru ?:o!>ell 0 \'-.tiQct E Vt'llH)(j:. flt Rl·J,:"'t-.... :.. "Bud" McGhee Realty "Bud" McGhee Realty "Bud" McGhee . ;:o ....>- THE WISEMAN REAL ~ 46 Estate for Sale 1).7 - The Sunday Times.Senti!lel, Sunday, June II , 1978 with buiiHn cabinets. Full basement, almost new gas forced air furance and not water neater. Located wltnin tile city lim i ts. Look ing for a nice clean nome, ctose to shopping oreo? A Buy , Call Now . Gracious 9 room home situated on opprox. 11 A. of rolling land . S Iorge BR, formal din ing room with fireplace , living room and bath. Country kitchen with lovely bullt.ln cabinets, •·• · sink, wall oven & counter -top range. Has alum . siding and owner has added eMir a insulation. 2 barns, storage building, chicken house, and lots of lrult trees. Gallipolis city school system . HilS IS A UNIQUE HOME WITH CHARACTER , SPACIOUS BJ . LEVEL Lovely 3 B.R . brick & frame bf .leveL Extra nlc:e kitchen with lots of cabinets , dlshwosher , range & dining area with patio doors leading to Iaroe deck . Lower hall thai adds lots of possibility for future family or recreation rooms . 2 car garage with automatic door opener . This home Is buill with Intercom system . Gallipolis city school system . CALL NOW. 1 ACRES WITH LARGE PINE TREES Ideal building spot nestled in an area of large pine trees. 200ft. frontage . 2 out side storage buildings . Garden spot, apple 8o peach trees. Timber, welt with electric pump . ONLY 56,900.00 TOTAL . MAKE US AN OFFER ON THIS ONE I ROOM HOME, APPROX. 4A. All l evel , along St. Hwy , 55A. 4 B.R. modern nome with bullt ·in kitchen , F.A. furna ce, partial basement , 2 porcne>. Separate garage. and summer kircnen. also workshop & storage area . Lots of bu ild ing spots for new homes on fhe Gallia co . Rural water Syst . Also an income investmen t pro· perty . CALL NOW FOR MORE DETAlLS . CENTURY 21 &ACRES PRICE REDUCED Wi!hin 10 min . drive to downtown Gallipol is, Green Township, City School System . Has nookup for mobile home. Gallia Rural Water, electric and septic tank, nignt lignt on pole. 200 fl . fronlage on Graham School Rd . Timber . Building si tes. CALL NOW, NICE BLOCK BUILDING Has many uses storeroom, storage, make into a nice hom e, showroom, kennel, etc. Building SIIe <16 fl . X 30ft . Located on a corner lot con · tainlng .95 acre on a blacktop road. 180,000 BTU furnace . Garage. PRI CE D ONL V $23,900.00 . 2ACRESCLEAN LEVELLAND Short distance nor lh Gallipolis. Gallia Co. Rural Water line in front of this pro· perty . Black top road . minerat rights goes. LEVELS , LOTS OF USES. NICE 4SACRE FARM HANDYMAN' S DREAM & LOVELY HOME 45 acrs of gOOd land plus Spaciou s-remodeled 8 room unf inishe-d trl·leve-1 home home with steel siding plus that you can f in ish , all 4 SR . bath, formal Hving materials are already room & targe country ki t· ava i lable. Owner will chen with buitt·in cabine ts negot iate price. & stainl ess steel sink . This nome ha s a F .A. turnce & a wood burner . 45 A. of beautiful rolling land , ap · &'h ACRES prox . 30 A , tillable, appro• . MORE OR LESS 15 A . timber. Extra large barn workshop, cellar & on State Hlgnway 554, twr toba~co base. Some fru it barns, level to rol li ng land trees. If you're interested with small stream through in a nice farm , CALL at edge of property . ONLY $1,400.00. ABOUT THI S ONE . QUICK INVESTMENT RETURNS IACPES This propertv could pay tor LEVEL LAND itself within 4 vrs . Lot on Beau!lful lond with lots of State Rl. 1. North , near pines ond two road trontge. Silver Bridge snopping 2 miles from Meigs Coun· Plaza. 3 r ental mobile ty Mine No. 1. Good nomes. GREAT RETURN Du lldlng site> and rural ON TOTAL INVEST · woter tap paid lor . CALL MENT . Call for details . NOW . LOT IS' x201' Beautiful ouildlng sites, COMFORTABLE HOME level lot on blacktOP' road PLUS EXTRA with rural water line In INCOME PROPERTY front of lot , with beautifu l Welt'i<ept S room house just rolllnQ Qreen pastureland ofi R1. 160 at Evergreen. ONLY $5,500 .00. Step·sa ver kitchen wi1h BEAUT! FUL RIVER nice built·ln cabinets, FRONT HOME • range & re frig. Has a front Beautifu l? r oom home with porch & carport . Rea l nice a panoram ic view of the carpel throughout & a r iver. 2''l A . Full basement Fr t~ nklin wood·bu r ner . with woodburnlng Plu s as a possible extrtt in· fireplace. 23 tt.x.cl ft. room come 12'x65' mobile wltn kitchenette. excellent ' nome lh8t na• 3 B.R. 111, lor entertaining or dane· bath. And has Its own lng , Nice modern kitchen' private drive. CALL FOR inc luding dlsnasner , ranoc. YOUR APPOINTMENT & refrigerator, formal din· TDOAY . ing room, famltv room, for · mal living room & 3 BRand 2 full batns & showers. Fuel LOVELY COUNTRY oil FA furnace , Excellent ATMOSPHERE location for fishing, right Beautiful now J B.R. brick out your back door. City school dis!. Must 5ee to ap· tront nome wltn fireplace, form II dlnlpg room & Iorge preclote lts value. eot·fn k itchen with lots of 11.7 ACRE$ bullf.ln cabinets, range & WITHLOTSDF dl$1\washer. 2 full baths & a SHADE TRI!ES utiiiiY room. l'tus 2 car 2 BR mobile hOme nestltd guoge, Thll home Is In lots of shade trees. Lots JIIUI!ed on I woodtcf lot of road frontage, OUtside 1 acre. Soon to be buildings. All furnlturo · comltlod ., DON'T LET goes, including w1111er and THIS ONE SLIP BV dryer. Some timber, CA~~ CALL TODAY . .NOW. .w a. _.o•. Jim Stu1es Evenings 446·2885 CENTURY 21 4 BEDROOM VERY REASONABLE This one has it all fireplace . playroom , fully ca rpeted, cen1r a1air, nuge , 2 car garage . Park Lane Subdiv ison . 162 · * CENTURY 21 CITY PROPERTY 2 storv frame , "bedrooms. open stair case . Also a utili· ty bldg. and a garage. All this located on a farge tot with a new cha in fi nk fence. LOOK TH IS OVER ! 1121 CENTURY 21 PRICE REOUCED TOI46,000 Bi·levet. almost new , J bedrooms , very apeating home, baseboard heat and Jotul wood burner. House and 4 lots all se l ling , AP · prox . 2 mil es from Hotzer Medical Center . Selling below tOdav 's markel. 1150 CENTURY 21 HOME & BUSINESS home has been tofall y refinished and decorated . Features L.R ., F .R.• dining r m ., buil t·in kitchen . This nome nas a De•uty snoc · wltn all equ ipment. Ready to start a business. Owner anx ious to sell. will hetp or VA F.HA CE NTU f.? Y 71 ACR'EAGE Six acres on blacktop road. Half of area or more is wOOd lot. Hannan Tr ace School Oist. Call now 111t CENTURY 71 BUILDING LOTS INVESTMENT Almost four green acres, located on St . Rt . 775. Over 600 II road frontage , Rural wa!er ava ilable. 1 142 CE~HURY 21 SMALL FARM SITE 27 acres , toba cco base, rural water, ci ty sctlools , 41 miles from Gallipolis on blacktop roa d, super toea · tlon and buy - Won 't last long . 1103 CENTURY 71 GALLIPOLIS SCHOOLS 12 ACRE LOT County water , well fenced, creek runs through the land , thre e ex cellent bu il ding sites. All at a verr (esonabfe price. 11 Sl CENTURY 71 SPRING SPECIAL lS acru, small pond an·d a strong spring tor water, ap· prox. 970 IDs. tobacco, 2 bld9s. Priced to !1011 . 1111 . .. C f. N T l! R Y ," ACREAGE CENTURY 21 MOVE IN This home is waiting to. the r ig ht size fami ly. Leve l yard , 20 0'x400 ' lot. L .R .• 2 B R , eat in k itchen , utili!.,. room , nice cr porf . .Sma ll upkee p. Pri ced r ight . N 14 I HOME &!ACRES Located on Sta te R t. 141 , n1ce home, 4 bedroom s. Owner wi ll se ll wi th sm all down payment & tar1d con tra ct to any qualif ied buy~ r . N 143 CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 L2ACRESON518 4 room hou5e plus 2 mobile homes that are now rented . Barn . Good income produc ing properly within 2 miles of Gallipolis . ONLY S20,000 .00. RENTAL INVESTMENT Recen tl y renovated, fully rented thrPe uni t, in town, locat ed erose ro school s. Excell ent r eturn on your money . N1S4 ~OUNTRY GOOD INVESTMENT OR RENTAL PROPERTY Owner w ill hep f inance this 12 acres, more or less, of vacant la nd . Possible hook · up for 2 m obil e homes. Closetom inPs . N119 Merrill Carter Evenings 379.71114 CEDAR A FRAME acre wooded lot located approx . 12 m iles from Ga ll ipolis on Bru m ti eld Rd . 3 be-drooms, op ~n firepla ce and open st_a, _ r way . Thi s type of home JS. '" very m•,cn ·demand! NlYl one m NEW LISTING MODERN ' BRICK This lovely hom e and 2 to 3 acres is located sou th of Rio Grande on 51. Rl. 325 . Features 3 bedrooms, liv ing room, fami l y room , w.b . firep lace, moderr complete built ·in kitchen, 2 baths, full basemen t , and garage . Cit y Sc hools . Shown by appoin tment on · ly . ~lSl CENTURY 21 RANCH4 BEOROOMS Spa ce abounds in this roomy hom e . 2 w .b . f irep l acs . full t inished basement. double ca r garage with electric opener. Sitting on a good size lot located off from St. Rt. 160. Ci t y Schoo l Dl st. Shown by appointment Call for more details! N132 CENTURY 21 EXQUISITE HOME Beaut if ul 5.73 acres . some wOOdland is the sett ing for th is gracious br ick home , 3 or 4 bedroom$, m bath, modern bu i lt -i n kitchen with several nice cabi nets, family room wilh w .b.f ., fu ll basement with a canning kitchen . This spacious home has a 2 car garage w i th automatic opener. Central air, farge nice back pa tio, concre te dr ive. Also a shop or extra garage & an alum . bldg. with shed . This is a quality buill & immacu lately kept home. Lo11ely flowers & landscaping . Many, mony extras , Pictures or words cannot describe th is home. You must see II! No. 161 CITY PROERTY , EX · CELLENT CONDITION Owner anxious to sell th is br ic k home si tuated on a spaci ous wooded lot with 1n ci ty lim its Cozy w.b . fi replac e, J bedrooms, 2 car garage. A good qualiTY built home. LooK This over and mak e us an aft er!# 126 RIVER VIEW Located 3 m iles below Gal li polis on St. Rt 7, story 'and half , fram e , 3 bedroo m s, do uble car garage. Also hs rental pro perty wi th i t. C•ly school d i st. GOOD INVEST MENT! 139 LARGE HOME IN CITY Large 2 story house . q rooms. House is modei n and in good condition . Pric ed r eason ab le. Owner . net>ds to moiJe fh is proper · ty im medi ately . Please cal l for more information. # llS , CENTURY 21 TWd BEOROOM HOME Pr iced low for immed ia te sal e. Nice gar den space, good location, ci ty wate r, sewer , basem en t. Owner wi ll help finan ce qualified buy er . 11 109 CENTURY 21 MODERN HOUSE 18 ACRES MUST SELL IMMEOIATEL Y Built in kitchen. D.R.. L.R.. 4 or s B. R. Owner says totally insulated . Alum . siding , 2 nice fi rep laces . large yard, barn , 800 lb . tobacco base , stocked pond, good wood lot . Idea l for keeping horses or c-attle . Much more . Blacktop rd. Harri son Twp. S40,000 No. 151 SOUTHERN HILLS SPECIAL PRICED LOW 6 rooms, full basement . lg . garden area . good storage, · bldg . Rt. 141. iusl out of cilY limits - shou ld self fa s1. Worth every penny- 125,000 . 1128 FARM,;.;.S,;__ _ __ CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 FARM A LOVELY COUNTRY HOME AND8ACRES Story and a half completel y remodeled inside an d out . Lot barn, garage, hay shed, and coal utility bl dg . I t's just tops to r the money ! Ca lf for more details TO· DAY! $28,900 . 1122 .4 rm. house, 12 ' )(SO' mobile home, 2 drilled' wells, stocked farm pond. Most ol the land lays well , could be used many ways . Extra mobile home hookup and 50pllc tonk on another good location. Raccoon Two. · No, 170 CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 89 ACRES CLAY TOWNSHIP House, 2 barns, toba cc o base, very scenic area , 2• beautiful lakes, stocked with fish . Excellent for fishing , boat ing or hunting . Just good living. 1 161 WANTED : NEW OWNER- SIS,OOO Let' s sell this oulslandlng farm . Top condition and production Is here , Ready to make you money and a farm to be proud ol. Level tillable land, clean posture fields, tobacco bose , modern remodeled hou5e, barn and machinery shed , lt ',.ll here , You con be tho next owner . 92 acres . No. IM CENTURY 21 SPECIAL SECLUSION 130 acres wooded setting for this new futty equ ipped home -: has farm bulldingr. including second home all an easy drive from Gav in or me M ines . 116! CENTURY 21 BEEF FARM 118 acres, over AO acres level tillable land , t he rest Is pasture and woodland. Tobacco base, 6 room house, good barn , otner ouibuildings , Sel ling below loday 's market . 1101 CENTURY 21 PLANTATION 69 acres on' St , Rt . 325 and cora Mill Rd .. 8 room s. Farm well lenced . Good outbu ildin gs , 35 acres tevet T!llbt e land . Much more. N CFNTURY 21 160ACRE BEEF CENTURY 71 , 55 acres of roll 1no ground CATTLE FARM • sui1able tor. bldg. Lots of · par.turc . L tn e fences re good . I U6 Cattle prices are looking i up . Lots of pa~tur e, plenty water. some Qood t1mber . ownersavsselfnow . 1141 CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 IMMACULATELY KEPT HOME N1ce home tealures 3 bedroom s, conica l f ir eplace . sitt ing on good size lot, very tastefu lly decora ted. Hrts an above the groun d swimm ing poo l. Buy th is home and you ' ll be r eady tor the hot summer days! CALL NOW FOR INFORMATO N M ORE A ND A N APPOI NTMEN T ! CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 EXTRA CLEAN FARM .4 room house , barn and eQUipment shed . Knee deep grass all over. Plenty of ·s.pring water for stock . . GOOdfenc ino. 1161 'We're The Neighbprhood Professionab" CENTURY 21 SCENIC RIVER VIEW Lovely home si tting on 41h acres, mor e or tess. Thi s home features J bedroo ms , modern kitchen , lots of bir ch ca binet s & a sna cK bar , torma l living room , bath & 'h, tull basement. double car garage , ex · ce lle nt ne ighborhood and location on St . Rt. 7. City Schoo l Di s t . Pr iced r easonably . Won ' t fast long. ~ 153 CENTURY 21 WITHIN WALKING OISTANCE OF SCHOOLS CitY pro perty , 2 story , ·4 bedrooms , ga s heat . Very rea~o nablo; pr iced 1 N 149 CENTURY 21 OWNER SAYS SELL No reasonable offer r efu s· ed! Th is home sett ing is sere ne and pea cefu L enjoy the evenings in a coz y coun· try atmosphere, but yet loca ted only_one m ile and a hal l of Sta!e Rl . 35 . 1 bedr ooms, modern bu ilt in ki tchen. d ining room w ith har dwood floors , livin g roo m and n ice bath . New gar age 24'x30 ' has paneled wall s and textured ceiling . A REALBARGAIN! 1151 CENTURY 21 A SPRING GARDEN is eager to bloom ar ound th is tove ly home which of· ters J B.R, bath, full base· ment, 2 car garage and den : tor Dad . 2+ acres , rural water . mu ch more. Don 't m iss this one . N 104 MOBILE HOMES CENTURY 21 1913 MOBILE HOME Located' in Rappsburg . 5 · r ooms ' 3 S.R., under . '. sk •rted. Looks very ntce Priced reasonable . ~ 111 CENTUR'Y 21 MODULAR HOME d rooms, 3 b~drooms , 1 Jaths, complete kitchen , ce ntral air , wa ter ta p, very :ozy . Si!!ing on 2 lovely Jeres loca l ed off from .. ' CENTURY 21 MOBILE HOME COURT Three good mob ile home ~ loca ted close to ci t v , Ow ner will sell with small down payment & tand contra ct to any qualiti ed ouver . CALL TODAY! 11 !3 CENTURY 21 Are you think ing of buy ing mobile home? Like new 1975 Vindal e- mobile nome. All 50! up and readY to be moved into . Let's Deal To· _dov ! 1149 a CE"'TURY 21 MOilLE HOME GARAGE .88 acres, more or tess, 2 bedroom$. living room. modern buil t·ln kitchen, large 2 car garage & tool shed. very nice setting, lots n ice landscaping, · of loca)edatferr . f169 �'f'ht· .Stlnll,t: f rr ill •,""\t..' lltinl'l . Sunday , June 11 . 1978 f)..fi · } Tour . Best Real Estate Buys Are Found Ileal in the Sunday Times-Sentinel Estate for Salt· Hen I ·ltdS '' 446-1066 al >=ra ATTRACTIVE RANCH - Clay Township is an xi ous to se ll this very ni ce 4 bedroom - 4 miles from town on Rt . 218 . This fine home in Cheshire. This home includes a hom e has 3 bedr oo ms, 2 baths, formal lovely l iving room , kitchen and dining plus dining, central air , etc . Enjoy th e twothirds acre yard from large covered porch. garage . Tree shaded yar d. 130,000. (Per fect for cookout or ou ting ) . $38,900. P R ICE }.lEDUCED J DC' ClrOon1 nornc , l oc .:~ t ed on Nei Qh bOr 1'(10d R(l iUS I OUISidC' C1 l y li miTS. New ly IOCNI10 r1 ( lly W(lt f' r , n df a. -Cll 9dS ::,n ,)(IU c: OHIO ' Orl\'!'111(. !11 -... < HOME PHONE 446-9557 428 SECOND AVE. ::;) 1 - SALESMAN '0 Df l (' a. TOM WHITE 440408 Q) IIi: Q) Q) C) u -- . New ~isting - Frame ran c h situa ted on one th•rd acr e lot on l y 1 mi le from downtown , Three BR 's, built in kit ., dining room , l ar ge LR . This hOm e has tot s of rld ditionat storage an d nobby space. Cr111 to day for an appointm ent . al bu ilding above. Call Tom White 446·9557 :; eveninos. > :> n G') :r I'D In ;:o 3 BRICK & RANCH - Approx . 1, 200 sq . ft . ol liv ing space in this 3 yr . old home near Rodn ey . Incl udes a farge attractive kitchen, 11 , baths, thermo-pane windows, garage and 11 acre yard. $40,500 .. · ~ ~"i!!L:r" BEDROOM c .:~rp p 11' CI home '" Plan tz SO , nal . qas /1(',11 2 rlr!C1J!JOI1~11 lOT<:. 1/l CIUd('d t l80' Xl-l0 ') Pri ce S I I 900 -- LOOK lNG FOR THAT '' Dre(l m Spot " along t11e Qt1n••! • Locnk'O iipuro>. 15 rn1ns below GallipOliS , ovt•rloo k Plq nw t)t~rlUflfUI Ot1ro 1S thiS co mfor table l)(·m,· tu<;t 'N(lillflq ! :11 rou J.!l acre s 1n all, o.1 por cl1es . lll''>•' ' V.lii OII dec k tr u11 r~ n d ~ t1 (1de I rea!> Owne r leav1ng ,,r l · l!ll'(ihil•' ~O..,~•'O:.SJOn. pr l(t.'d tor only $19 ,500 00 .. In OJ LOVELY LANDSCAPING- Lots of shade tree s, flo wer s, gardens , etc. on thi s 3 ~ acre yard in Norttwp. The 1' 1 stor y home includes a large fam ily roo m with firepla ce , 3 bedrooms and lull base ment . · Priced a\ only $41, 900 . < -- Cll c: a. . New Listing ~""ight for newlyweds. • Conveniently located at the edge of town . "C Two BR 's, lg. Jiv ing room , ea t-in Ki 1chen . ;, You will enjoy the cool evening breeze on ~ me sc r eened back porch. Priced a1 onl y ' $21.900. Appoin tm enl only . THREE BEDROOM , .:- omrnr1fl(hn q V1CW ol file Oh10 h!l~l'r (, fy w(1h'~ f '1 .tu el 011 l urnnce. lorn tf'd on cor 111,. rt R ' • 1 '""1,1 R t 21H J."'tso /0 xJO ' bl oc!.. buddrng , E' X. r ··!lcnt rt•S•ll•'n rl,ll or com mr r r1 i1l loca l 10n Pri ce -.. COM ME RC I AL BU I LOI NG , 111 JiK -. son, 0 , now under • ,.., i:1uv I) O' l• le;r· ~J(, (.100 00 LOOKING FOR THAT SPECIAL HOME - You better not m iss th is love ly split level in Jay Dr ive . Th is J bedroom home includes I', baths, attractive fam il y room. wife -appro ved kitchen. 2 car garage & central air . A very cl ean home . $52, 500 . COMME RC I AL BUILD IN G on Castt> rn 1\vr 80 ' fr on 'l j, ' 11 Jt•,·r· ; •,··1t,11S tl h ous •~ 1 ciPI pl us com !'n r ( _•I hJ•I lml flr S7S 00000 t .. NE W "l.BED ROOM , ,111 CIPc tr •c. ca rp('tC'd 110m!." loca ted Pun R n ,l ppro'( 4 ~cres , r1 ghl at way to Rae nn (n•r \i Huy nf\w lor ~ 35 000 00 r)l1 E\t•,) r FHA OR \/A BUYEf"Cj - Don 't miss this new li sting i ~(\~ 1ry Air e Es.tates. lmmacu lat" ~ •. n ranch with large kitchen ana 1 garage. central air and la rge lot S3 ., 100. NEW LIS T ING · bus rwss. or bUil<l •nQ to t rn Eu r eka . •.•J In ' w SPD I H • cw ~ s~ t udlrc l on ~T 7 Buy tor :.6 '.10() ()() PROFESS IONA L BU ILD ING : II,OOOsq 11 located ad .1{ • nt to aoll c our Sf' one Je..,el , no steps, Ideal l or of f•l· ~ <,r!loots. prof,~ss,onal aclllllllt.''io For mo r e '" /(11 t ,1' 10il r,11! .j ,jf, Hl M GREEN ACRES S~'" 'V . - A1tra ct ive 3 Schools. Includes bedroom horT' ~,.r'\\S) central air , "':JU ., t-= .A. furnace, patio, ga r age . len .. yard. etc. Low fuel bi ll$ PRICE REDUCED on lh 1s J bC'd room home on Lower I:M,OOO. Rtv•·r Ret ,1 n to ' 1 1t y Wdll' r · Ownrr anx 1 0U~ to -..I Pr1(P('Iur~\J00ll00 MOOERN HOME IN TOWN This Orchard Hilt home offers 3 spa ci ous bedroo m~ , la rge living room , built-in kitchen and part ial basement . Enjoy the countr y atm osphere and th e terr i fic v iew from th e 11 acr e l andscaped yard. Onl y 139,500 . NEW LJSli NG , n• ci room Bt•!lwl R U I aut' ldnd . w1·ll o• rur,11 Ndlt·r hwl oil lurnrlCP Pr1ced l or qu1ck. s.l lf' '":11?.000 oo N EW LIST IN G 13ut,!l1P!i."> hU!Id 1n q ">l lun! Pd 1n r ,.,11 1pol•<> HU t run t,!U t• on Ei1o;trrn Avf' . ,ncl ucted l)u.,lllt""" t>ldo dncl? rrn tnl s C)ll l or mor t' •n forrni'll•on 7S0 ' Ji l so· BUIL DING t1 1qhNl~ LO T n£'M E W' rorl'f'n. ala no rur1ll'l•rllor pr1Cf'S 5,900 BU ILDI NG ON U PPER fl'P<11r J..lr 1< (' rt•C!U(F·(I 2ND 1 .WHY PAY .R ENT when you can buy th is J "bedroom 6 room hom e in Crown Cl!y . Includes elilt In kitchen wi th refrigerator & r ange a nd basement . A good buy at s 15,900. , E)(cellcnt older home in Eureka . Make us :,. a rea sonab le off er , the owner is very anx · :;: rous to se II . al >- E. N. WISEMAN, BROKER. 446-3796, ... =c, ol fl: utlond Phone 446 -0552 Anytime . r ARM 10 x /4 rde bl oc ~ gor oge On fo!l 7 985 4 1)6 IN RUTlAND 0 rooms porhol both , ca r pon ulli .ty bu1 ldmg ,On b 1g lot / 4'J?8RJ C1ty w at e r THE PLACE YOU'll BE PROUD TO CALL HOME •4 large Bedrooms •Cozy Fami~ Room •Fireplace w~h 11 • Heatalator • 2% Baths •Near~ an Acre • Priced in 60's CALL THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY ~3643 N ~w c he~ Av e . Gallipolis, Ohio After hav ing m e l all of th e req ui rem e nts a s set forth by the s tate of Ohio, I am ve ry happy to have rec eived my real est ate brokers lice nse eflective Jun e 5, 1978. W i lh this it is with great pleasure lhat I will now be operating as " Bud " McGhee, R ea lty . I will con tin ue to maintain my offi ce a t 428 Seco nd Ave .. phone 446-0552 . bock Pho ne991 -37Jq H V~ ROOMS and bath , garage 91,)4 S Jrd M•ddlepor l D1n1ng room su1 te 997 598q IU.AUTIFUL ON~ A cre wooded Ia!~ lor sole ltock ~ pnng s Oh1 o (I · t ~ water near schools Call alter 5 pm :f{J4 773 -"n7b . Respec tful I y yours , N/1/'tlM~ u 1'B r ~ pn 01 99'") 27'"14 I IV! R OO M ~ TWO !, jOI<Y II bc.droo rl'l IH1rk home 1r1 Mld1 flf•pu11 4'11 J4J 1 l• Economy at ih bes t - Build equ i ty in th is vcar old hom' SA . LE'd ol pay ing r enl , All ~ elec tr i c w i th b, '" d heat. A very nice ~ kol. wi th lol s PE"'DING .ablnels, 3 BR .' s ... and a bath. ll .. _n a It at Jot tn ~ Ga ii •POi is. Pri ced right . iij <II IIi: <II OJ C) ~ 4 NEW LISTING - 14 x 10 mobile home sl tuatedonnearlyoneacreof landwllhll9 feet of r ive r fron ta ge, Enjoy the excellent view trom lhe large covered deck facing I In better 'l h the r iver . Th i s mo b1 e ome s than average condition and there are severa l ilems of f urniture selling w oth II. Appointment only , - lka ll~• l•lt· f11r !'alt• ll•·aJ t:•lalr fur Salr 80 ooe) ~1 00 f o ul VA 1- HA 30 yr , fmoncmg, olso r!"} od h onl ogt> Llf r toll cll! r.-.f u•orlcl ng lrr•lortd MolhJOS" dt •V t..' I0 ]1!11 0f1 1 ' p O'>._ Ihlltl lf' ' 7/ f ~ rn t (> Athom phoru1 jb l 4 ) Nr) flh ot I' OII•t•r,,y r,~'J 1\J i l 'J'-11 JO'l I tJY OWNH~ •• TWO FOR ONE - Situated on nearly 4 acres of london Rl. 218 you will f ind 2 two BR homes, a two car garage, storage bu ilding plus much more . Both houses presentl y occup ied E~~:cellent Investment property . Shown by appointment only . AS YOU CA N SEE BY THIS AD, OUR LISTNGS ARE EXT REMELY LOW AT THIS TIME . IF YOU ARE CONSIDER · lNG SELLING, GIVE US A CALL , WE WILL BE HAPPY TO LOOK AT YOUR PROPERTY ANO GIVE YOU OUR OPI · NION AS TO ITS PRESENT VALUE . THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR THIS SER · VICE . n C) :r :& ::0 In Q.f .:<, Oi C a. - ~ n (i) ':/'· ~ :;: Pomeroy, Ohio PH . 991-6331 Office Hours 9a,m. - Sp.m. Closed Thursdays and Saturday at noon Your Full Time Real Estate Broker NEW LISTING - 12 rO()m. split leve l colonial in Riggs Crest Manor, 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths. family room with pool table, Intercom system and muc:h, much $65,000 .00. RACINE Inside corporation limits. nice J bedroom home, I bath , newly painted, healed w ith gas or wood and coal burn ing furna ces. Plenty of closet and storage space . Garage and workshop . Only $32.000.00. POMEROY - Hysell Run Road, livab le home on 11 acres , ha s good well. bottle gas heat. Ca II lor more info. Selling price $10,600 .00, TUPPERS PLAINS 24'x52' Fuqua double wide mobile home on corner lot in Arba u9h Addition. Lot Is IOO'x200 . Only $5,000 .00 down will buy this home . Selling price S2 l, OOO .OO. WE NEED LISTINGS VERY BAOL Y. REAL ESTATE IS SELLING SO LET US SELL YOURS, Cheryl Lemley, Associate Home Phone 142-2003 Hilton Wolft, Associate Home Phone 949-2589 GeorgeS . Hob>teHer Jr. Broker Home Phone 99H139 HANDYMAN ' S SPECIAL bath, firepiiCe, needs repairs, locif!d on old Route 160al Evergreen. ll2,000, STROUT REALTY , 446-0008 , .. We EAFOR VIRGIL B.. SR . I.ool~ 992-J32S . , ,o~ 21& E. Second Street Pomeroy, Ohio r, COUNTRY PRIVACY - 25 acres of land and woods wi th electr l c on good grt'llvel road. A real good buy at $12,500.00, NEW LISTING 1915 Holl y Park 10 x U , 3 bedrooms, ba th, forced air furnace, central air , rural water , patio, and .80 of an acre . Only $17,500. OVER 9 ACRES - Of good bu ilding land In town with sewer and water available. Want lust ss.ooo. BUSINESS BUILDING With residence, both, city water, natural gas heat In good location on Stole Rt . Need SIJ,OOO, NEW LISTING 3 bedrooms , all electric, m odern bath , eltlt -ln kJtchen, fam ily room, 3 porches and nice view . Only $17,500. NEW LISTING A 2 bedroom frame horne In excellent condition. Bath, city water, natural gas heating, 2 cor garage and 9 acres . $18,500. SALES ARE NOT EASILV MADE . THEY . COME ABOUT WITH CONSTANT WORK BY REALTORS. MEMBERS OF AMERICAN ASSOCIATION DF CERTIFIED APPRAISERS, HELEN L, TEAFORD GORDON 8, TEAFORD SUE P, MURPHY Associote Rtollors < : C: ~ COMMERCIAL LAND FOR SALE - lronl5 on US JS at Rodney, Ohio. For more information c111 STROUT REALTY, 441·0008 , Are Offering Financing Through VA, FHA and Conventional loans. · Check With Us Before You Buy. WE NEED LISTINGS "Bud" McGhee Realty "Bud" McGhee Realty "Bud" GRACIOUS LIVING IN TOWN 1-tOM~~It t~ fo1 sale , I acre and up . Midd leport. near Rulland , C oii9Q~ 748 I . . ' N~W J bedroom house. 2 bolhs, ott el~c I ocre, Mtdd!eport. close lo Wutlond Phone ~?· 14~1 urge Vltlorlon Home with 2 tiftd baths and 'h bath, 4 bedrooms, llbrtry, dining room, living room with cherry woodwork, S fireplaces, fully lnsuloltd ond storm windows, Hlr 01r1geon a llrgt lot overlooking the Ohio on lsllndslde. A line ploceto rolse 1 fomlly In gracious ·comfort. Colt Manning Wetherholt 446-4313 D1ys or 4~6· 0139 Evenings lor lppolntment. • .-.. < 446-6610 ' will be changing dally. EACH OFFICE INDEPENDENRY OWNED ou conditioned, n•turlt ne~t , Situated on 1 lleiUtifUIIY ilnd5Ciped iot , In Spring Volley SUb· Division . This home ts prfc, td In the !60's , Call IOdiY for oppt, ' Chtrles M, Neol 441·1544 441 · 150~ ~~~lchoel Nut 4~6-llst T '" Ne1t Of Appraisers· ' 4 Homelle mobile homes, 12' x 52'. 2 B.R., total electric , oil furnished, all rented, located on Old 160 at Evergreen . Good condltlon, very attracti ve setting, profitable Investment . $32,000. No. Ill TWO STORY HOUSE Modern buill In kitchen, bath . House In good condition, garage, good level extra lot with block bldg. Worth Its monev 518,000. Bidwell , Oh io. No. Bonnie Stutes Evenings ~46-2185 -NICE HOME GREI\T LOCATION Just ott Rt . 35 across from Spring Valley Shopping Plaza 7.32 A. Stocked pond, rolling land, beautllul6 rooms, 3 BR home in an el09ant selling with lots of beautiful shrubbery & trees, also lots of fruit trees. Natural gas heat. Hardwood floors with some carpeting - large living room and porch . MUS'T SEE THIS PROPERTY TO APPRECIATE ITS VALUE . EXQUISITE HOME CHAROLAIS HILLS Beautiful 3.16 A. rolling clean land is the 50tllng for this unusually grac i ous brick home . 3 spacious B. R .' s, 21J' baths and Iorge uti lity room . Large foyer leading to formal living room. for.mal dining room & large family room with open fireplace . Chorm lng kitchen with snack bar. Corning counter-lop range, wall oven . d i sposal. dishwasher and lovely Shenondoan cabinets, This spacio us home has a 2 car garage with automatic opener and central air. These are just a few of the extras . Pictures or words cannot describe th i s home . YOU MUST SEE IT. MODERN HOME ON RT . SBI Attractive brick & frame nome witn 3 or possiblY 4 BR. liv ing . room with t ireta ce, extra nice kitchen with bullf·in cabinets, ej!t: at bar & dining area . Full basement & garage . Lovely i n~ ground pool & deck. Gallipolis School District . USACRES2MILES OF GALLIPOLIS Beautiful bu ilding sites Beautiful v iew of surround ing area . Rural water on 2 sides of property - 1 tap paid tor . Corner of Neighborhood Rd . & Kllcher . WON 'T LA ST LONG . LARGE STATELY 1 ROOM HOME Large level lot . Bath , front and back porches. 4 B R of above average size. City water . Partia l basement . Metal storage bldg . ALL O F THIS FOR ONLY $12,900 .00. HOUSE & 1 A. IN COUNTRY 7 room nome 'l)tuated on 1 A . of nice land on a black lop road , • a .R ., bath & country k itchen with bu i iHn cabinets . All crpeted . M AKE YOUR AP · PO I NT ME NT TOOAY , 9JACRE5 VACANT L4ND 93 A. of rolling land in Ad· dison Twp. All m ineral rights goes. earn 8r seV"erat building sites. $27 ,900 .00. CALL FOR MORE DETAILS . CARRY OUT A good business located on State Highway 160 in a nice community. Land, br ick building, equ ipment & all stock goes . PRICED RIGHT. COUNTRY LIVING you like fresh country air, this is the one. 6 room hou50 & 1 A . lot . 3 B.R, home with extra nice coun· iry kitchen with wall oven & counter lop range. Extra nice buill· in cabinets . Nice trge front patio. Home nos hod real gOOd care. Also hlis a hor~ shed . Located on blacktop rood. CALL NOW. kitchen dining room, rec. room, air American Society Located off State R t , 325, Perry Twp., 52 acres . Tillable land, pasture and some wooded arell . N.odern 6 room house and barn . Over 800 lbs. tobacco base . PR IC ED TOSELL! No. 144 CENTURY 21 lng room , modern eat ·ln NEAL REALTY PHONE 446· 1694 see this exceptionally 'wt., kept home with l BR , av, bath, futl ba~tment, formal Arthur A. Nillert Seni~r Membtr We Need Your Home or Farm To Sell ONLV $22,000 Nice 3 bedrOOms, bath, llv· I This ad lMdly Realtor Realtor Assnc~ OFFICE Ph. Home 245-9114 Ph. Home 446-9539 Gallia County's Fastest Growing Real Estate Agency tt Cll Tom White, Salesman, Home Phone 446· 9557 ' "Bud " McGhee Realty ond holh bmom,.,, ,l<l l'rnr"lf•ffJy l'ntt1oll 'r' IPrnod r,l I'd 4'fJ. / M'J 3: Thanks aga in for your tr us t and confidence . tWO Oll iS go~ lea-ses s i!uo l~ d m Bedford Townsh1p M e 1g!> Coun 'Y Oh10 8 well~ produ c.ng ml (l:leteo Sand ) Mot eoo l l rhlf!ll · tory ovo•l1blc Coli be twttan ll orn ond 4 pm ot 992 710 Call HOUL AND ~ lon:t bt,t fd1119 111 ~eeds v1lle 91:15 J ~']q ' - :: 428 Second C: ~ ... .C bedr oom hou!oe !> lorm wmdows 7 por · olummum bu.ldmg m cj; :E "tl go ~ !dliACUS ~ Now's the time to make an appoi ntment to Th is lovely home has lots of ex tras New Li sting - Rest r icted buil ding tot in Chdro tais H il ls. 3.34 acres with lots of road including nearly 35 acres of land . Appoint. fronta ge, Call now . ment only . The buyer of this lovel y 24 x 60 modular "0 All electric home with US Steel si ding . will enjoy the fres hnes. of cool spr ing ::) Owner 1S be ing I SALE red and is a nxi ~ u s wafer . Located near town, situated on all to se ll. J BR 's 1 r ea, lg. eM 1n k tl .. nearly one-th ird of an acre . Shown by : I a m ol y room v PENDING ass doors, l enc appointment on l y . >.ed bac kyard '" "' '"'"' ,...... orage bulld1ng. :!: Call for an appo,ntme nr today , NEW LISTING : Birds have already ~ Build ing L01s 1.40 ac r es on O.J Whit e Rd . goolten the cherr ies bu t don ' f you miss the l:t:: Thi s tot is restri cted for your protec t ion. chance to get this well kept home on 1 1 Also we have tot s on Pleasan t Sc hool Rd . acre lot close to town. Solid 1'!1 story house QJ tn this ar ea you have a choice of lot size with gOOd size rooms 8o Nat . Gas. Wood QJ fro m one acre up. Call now. burn ing f ireplace. Great garden spot . .c '"One mil e from town . Modular home w•T· n Cellar w ·storage bu i ldin g above . "-' lots ol el>l l ras : Make an appointment to see Ap ol ntm enl on ly . Call Tom Wh i te , ~ th is well cared tor home. Cen tr al ai r . Pric even ings 446-9551 . c: ed In th e low $30's. Appoin tment on l y. I Would like to tak e this op porlunity to give s p ecia l thanks l o lhe many p e ople who ha ve put th ei r c onf i d ence and tru s l in me t or th e past two y ears a s branch manager f or VS R ea lly , ~ r ooms and both, Own er will sell VA nr FHA LOCd fed 1n Ql The Ga llipolis D1str ic t us Steel :::; Sidi ng, 3 BR '!=. , l - · .. . -" , att ached garage. "< Call soon It PENDING •I ment. Tho s is a • very c lean h.... .... . u . lorced 011 furnace C•ty wa ter ·1 C) >ee one of the prett iest homes In th e area . 446-4910, EVE. 49? 709• 4/ ACRE througnout. Pr 1ced in the M id s2o·s. lovely Brlck Ranch - 270 Debby or . Three BR 's, 1' j baths, uldtty room, prel . . !tes t k1tchen rn the ara mcl_u des cont inuous :> ctca n!ng range , doub fl' sta1 nless stl"'ct smk, n · GE d• Shwa sher , ga rbage disposa l, lo ts of Cl wood cab 1nets and Formica rapped ::r counters . Th is lovel y home has cent ra l (1ir 11) and 11 is draped and carpeted l hr ougnour . t'D Call now tor an appoin tm ent , Imm ediaT e ;:o possession SALE REALTY Complete troller c: c.. >Cll ~ McGHEE hoo k up also 1 ban~ s opprots ed propony at S 15 500 f.lhone < , .. "Bu'" STORY ! rome house 6 room ~ a nd bath cellar aut build1ngs 4 a<re~ land nt edge ... :I GALLIPOLIS TWO George 5. Hobsteller Jr. Broker 101'1• Sycamore 51. ;:o al EVE. 500 2ND AVf G'l :r 23 LOCUST STREEl 10 "" SOUTHERN HILLS Leadingham In u Two story fram e in Eureka - This home is < ., 1 d 1t ..:: s• ua e on a o over 1ooking the Ohio River . Like new carpet and pa nel [H Willis T. HOBSIEIIER REALTY - s rms., In In C) 446-7881, EVE. 446-4500, EVE. NANCY SMITH, SALESPERSON, Make an appointment to see fil lS excellent value . Three BR 's , LR and k i t,, bOTh have beamed ca the.dr al ce ilings . Priced to sel l. M id $30's. Appoi ntm en t onl y. .c LARGE BRICK IN TOWN - An old l ime 4 be dr oom home wi th 2 baths, fam il y room. basement and beaut y shop . 534 ,900 . JIM COCHRAN, SALESMAN IF YOU ' RE TH I NKIN G ABOUT SE LLING, GIVE US A CALL AND WE ' LL BE H APPY TO DISCUSS OUR LI ST IN G CO N T RACT WI TH YOU . WE HAVE BUYERS BUT WE NEED LISTINGS! !! LET US SELL YOUR HOM'E WHEN YOU ' RE READY . tow n, J BR 's, 2 full baths, large LR: , formal dining rm ,1 form al foyer, modern kitchen , 2 WB fire place s, full b~ semt"n f, ga s hea t a_nd carport . Shown b>t appoontment only. ST ROUT REALTY , 446·0008 . ~ Q) Q) WOODED WONDERLAND - 56 acres of wooded hilt s Md valleys north o,f Rio Grande off Rt 375 . A perfect spo t for a secluded hideaway . M . WISEMAN, BROKER PASTURE FARM FOR RENT Located on Morgan Township, 41 acres, pond , STROUT RElll TV, 446·0001. Ill WE NEED LISTINGS E. \ .. THIS IS NO SPRING CH IC KEN - but th is ol der 1 storv home •n fawn cou ld beco me a real charme r . Wifh a few re pai rs and a j illl e decorat ion 1his 3 bedroom home wi ll t be welt wor th th e t i m e and money . Only ,528,900. .c BUI LDI NG LOT S /~ tl10 ,111 uncll'rqround utlli l leS, rur at wal er <t.•rltr r~l '>L'Wi'IIJL' cot le( 11on , b lacl( lop STff'PIS Nu rr lrJtJdr> I ur rw!:. Pr 1u• $-1 ,000 00 BE THE FI RST TO SEE THIS ONE. Lovely 2 story in One acre more or less - This lor wa s ~ surveyed 5·26 ·78 . Th e survev shows Iron n tagc on Hannan Tr ace Rd. to be 200 fee t G') and the lot depth to be 240 fee t. Call for an ~ appointment tod ay . tD EXCITING CONTEMPORARY - Be sure to call to see thi s most love ly 4 bedroom home in Ci t y !>ch d ist . Ha 5 a love ly fami tv room , 3 ba ths , 2 firepla ces, craw ' s nest and IS beauti ful wooded acres . Catt for more deta il s. SPACIOUS 2 BEDROOM - Approx . 5 ' wooded acres. You must see th 1s attract111e NEW LISTING - CROWN CITY - A well ranch home wit h a huge la mily room and kept 2 bedroom home in Ma nor Lane. this w.b. fireplace. fa rg e kitc hen & living room fine home ~a s a lovely livin g room , cat -in and a lovely yard on Rt. 160. Ha s been k it chen and large 2 ca r garage. Good storag e build ing plus 1 7 acre yard . reduced to S75.500 AVE .. needs some N Ew Ll sTl NG 1 !)Niroom , carpetC'ct nome s• Tuatcct on upr· ·• 1/~'w'~" c, 111 pol•s On1 ' floor 1C1ea1 tor vounq or rt'' JUPh L1v1r 1 ul!l!l'f' rooms k. rtcncn r~nd tJ atn Nl' " nq rHl(l plunlll!!lCJ Nr wly r('nova iNI Cell i tor r'f'HH• ll" fl1 ,1 l!<>f -' >- ~~~('!Df'OP - Ar·r nur A. Nibert, Realtor-446· 4672 Bonnie Stutes, Assoc .-446· 2885 Merrill carter, Assoc. - 379· 2184 James Stutes, Assoc. -446·2885 more!!! Selling price - . .c ~Ten room farm se on 1 acres ~ tttse to Wayne National Forest . A ll new plumb ing ~ & heati ng eQuipment. Partiall y remodel 'TJ eeL Large yard . Excel lent wooded build ing !) sites. Garden spots. Cellar w·storage ~Emt;_;~;, . . . - - Cll PHONE 446.0552 ANYTIME .• i" l' 111 0 C1P il 'il c: BROKER CALL 446-3643 REAL TOR Real !£stale for Sale .. M. L (Bud) McGHEE ' Mose Canterbury < REAL TV '" REAL ESTATE AGENCY . . REALTOR In OJ Your Best Real Estate Buys Are Found in the Sunday Times-Sentinel lteal E•t•h• frn· ~.t .. .:.. McGHEE GALLIA COUNTY'S LARGEST RUSSELl WOOD r 1 "Bud" ESTATE AGENCY Ru ?:o!>ell 0 \'-.tiQct E Vt'llH)(j:. flt Rl·J,:"'t-.... :.. "Bud" McGhee Realty "Bud" McGhee Realty "Bud" McGhee . ;:o ....>- THE WISEMAN REAL ~ 46 Estate for Sale 1).7 - The Sunday Times.Senti!lel, Sunday, June II , 1978 with buiiHn cabinets. Full basement, almost new gas forced air furance and not water neater. Located wltnin tile city lim i ts. Look ing for a nice clean nome, ctose to shopping oreo? A Buy , Call Now . Gracious 9 room home situated on opprox. 11 A. of rolling land . S Iorge BR, formal din ing room with fireplace , living room and bath. Country kitchen with lovely bullt.ln cabinets, •·• · sink, wall oven & counter -top range. Has alum . siding and owner has added eMir a insulation. 2 barns, storage building, chicken house, and lots of lrult trees. Gallipolis city school system . HilS IS A UNIQUE HOME WITH CHARACTER , SPACIOUS BJ . LEVEL Lovely 3 B.R . brick & frame bf .leveL Extra nlc:e kitchen with lots of cabinets , dlshwosher , range & dining area with patio doors leading to Iaroe deck . Lower hall thai adds lots of possibility for future family or recreation rooms . 2 car garage with automatic door opener . This home Is buill with Intercom system . Gallipolis city school system . CALL NOW. 1 ACRES WITH LARGE PINE TREES Ideal building spot nestled in an area of large pine trees. 200ft. frontage . 2 out side storage buildings . Garden spot, apple 8o peach trees. Timber, welt with electric pump . ONLY 56,900.00 TOTAL . MAKE US AN OFFER ON THIS ONE I ROOM HOME, APPROX. 4A. All l evel , along St. Hwy , 55A. 4 B.R. modern nome with bullt ·in kitchen , F.A. furna ce, partial basement , 2 porcne>. Separate garage. and summer kircnen. also workshop & storage area . Lots of bu ild ing spots for new homes on fhe Gallia co . Rural water Syst . Also an income investmen t pro· perty . CALL NOW FOR MORE DETAlLS . CENTURY 21 &ACRES PRICE REDUCED Wi!hin 10 min . drive to downtown Gallipol is, Green Township, City School System . Has nookup for mobile home. Gallia Rural Water, electric and septic tank, nignt lignt on pole. 200 fl . fronlage on Graham School Rd . Timber . Building si tes. CALL NOW, NICE BLOCK BUILDING Has many uses storeroom, storage, make into a nice hom e, showroom, kennel, etc. Building SIIe <16 fl . X 30ft . Located on a corner lot con · tainlng .95 acre on a blacktop road. 180,000 BTU furnace . Garage. PRI CE D ONL V $23,900.00 . 2ACRESCLEAN LEVELLAND Short distance nor lh Gallipolis. Gallia Co. Rural Water line in front of this pro· perty . Black top road . minerat rights goes. LEVELS , LOTS OF USES. NICE 4SACRE FARM HANDYMAN' S DREAM & LOVELY HOME 45 acrs of gOOd land plus Spaciou s-remodeled 8 room unf inishe-d trl·leve-1 home home with steel siding plus that you can f in ish , all 4 SR . bath, formal Hving materials are already room & targe country ki t· ava i lable. Owner will chen with buitt·in cabine ts negot iate price. & stainl ess steel sink . This nome ha s a F .A. turnce & a wood burner . 45 A. of beautiful rolling land , ap · &'h ACRES prox . 30 A , tillable, appro• . MORE OR LESS 15 A . timber. Extra large barn workshop, cellar & on State Hlgnway 554, twr toba~co base. Some fru it barns, level to rol li ng land trees. If you're interested with small stream through in a nice farm , CALL at edge of property . ONLY $1,400.00. ABOUT THI S ONE . QUICK INVESTMENT RETURNS IACPES This propertv could pay tor LEVEL LAND itself within 4 vrs . Lot on Beau!lful lond with lots of State Rl. 1. North , near pines ond two road trontge. Silver Bridge snopping 2 miles from Meigs Coun· Plaza. 3 r ental mobile ty Mine No. 1. Good nomes. GREAT RETURN Du lldlng site> and rural ON TOTAL INVEST · woter tap paid lor . CALL MENT . Call for details . NOW . LOT IS' x201' Beautiful ouildlng sites, COMFORTABLE HOME level lot on blacktOP' road PLUS EXTRA with rural water line In INCOME PROPERTY front of lot , with beautifu l Welt'i<ept S room house just rolllnQ Qreen pastureland ofi R1. 160 at Evergreen. ONLY $5,500 .00. Step·sa ver kitchen wi1h BEAUT! FUL RIVER nice built·ln cabinets, FRONT HOME • range & re frig. Has a front Beautifu l? r oom home with porch & carport . Rea l nice a panoram ic view of the carpel throughout & a r iver. 2''l A . Full basement Fr t~ nklin wood·bu r ner . with woodburnlng Plu s as a possible extrtt in· fireplace. 23 tt.x.cl ft. room come 12'x65' mobile wltn kitchenette. excellent ' nome lh8t na• 3 B.R. 111, lor entertaining or dane· bath. And has Its own lng , Nice modern kitchen' private drive. CALL FOR inc luding dlsnasner , ranoc. YOUR APPOINTMENT & refrigerator, formal din· TDOAY . ing room, famltv room, for · mal living room & 3 BRand 2 full batns & showers. Fuel LOVELY COUNTRY oil FA furnace , Excellent ATMOSPHERE location for fishing, right Beautiful now J B.R. brick out your back door. City school dis!. Must 5ee to ap· tront nome wltn fireplace, form II dlnlpg room & Iorge preclote lts value. eot·fn k itchen with lots of 11.7 ACRE$ bullf.ln cabinets, range & WITHLOTSDF dl$1\washer. 2 full baths & a SHADE TRI!ES utiiiiY room. l'tus 2 car 2 BR mobile hOme nestltd guoge, Thll home Is In lots of shade trees. Lots JIIUI!ed on I woodtcf lot of road frontage, OUtside 1 acre. Soon to be buildings. All furnlturo · comltlod ., DON'T LET goes, including w1111er and THIS ONE SLIP BV dryer. Some timber, CA~~ CALL TODAY . .NOW. .w a. _.o•. Jim Stu1es Evenings 446·2885 CENTURY 21 4 BEDROOM VERY REASONABLE This one has it all fireplace . playroom , fully ca rpeted, cen1r a1air, nuge , 2 car garage . Park Lane Subdiv ison . 162 · * CENTURY 21 CITY PROPERTY 2 storv frame , "bedrooms. open stair case . Also a utili· ty bldg. and a garage. All this located on a farge tot with a new cha in fi nk fence. LOOK TH IS OVER ! 1121 CENTURY 21 PRICE REOUCED TOI46,000 Bi·levet. almost new , J bedrooms , very apeating home, baseboard heat and Jotul wood burner. House and 4 lots all se l ling , AP · prox . 2 mil es from Hotzer Medical Center . Selling below tOdav 's markel. 1150 CENTURY 21 HOME & BUSINESS home has been tofall y refinished and decorated . Features L.R ., F .R.• dining r m ., buil t·in kitchen . This nome nas a De•uty snoc · wltn all equ ipment. Ready to start a business. Owner anx ious to sell. will hetp or VA F.HA CE NTU f.? Y 71 ACR'EAGE Six acres on blacktop road. Half of area or more is wOOd lot. Hannan Tr ace School Oist. Call now 111t CENTURY 71 BUILDING LOTS INVESTMENT Almost four green acres, located on St . Rt . 775. Over 600 II road frontage , Rural wa!er ava ilable. 1 142 CE~HURY 21 SMALL FARM SITE 27 acres , toba cco base, rural water, ci ty sctlools , 41 miles from Gallipolis on blacktop roa d, super toea · tlon and buy - Won 't last long . 1103 CENTURY 71 GALLIPOLIS SCHOOLS 12 ACRE LOT County water , well fenced, creek runs through the land , thre e ex cellent bu il ding sites. All at a verr (esonabfe price. 11 Sl CENTURY 71 SPRING SPECIAL lS acru, small pond an·d a strong spring tor water, ap· prox. 970 IDs. tobacco, 2 bld9s. Priced to !1011 . 1111 . .. C f. N T l! R Y ," ACREAGE CENTURY 21 MOVE IN This home is waiting to. the r ig ht size fami ly. Leve l yard , 20 0'x400 ' lot. L .R .• 2 B R , eat in k itchen , utili!.,. room , nice cr porf . .Sma ll upkee p. Pri ced r ight . N 14 I HOME &!ACRES Located on Sta te R t. 141 , n1ce home, 4 bedroom s. Owner wi ll se ll wi th sm all down payment & tar1d con tra ct to any qualif ied buy~ r . N 143 CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 L2ACRESON518 4 room hou5e plus 2 mobile homes that are now rented . Barn . Good income produc ing properly within 2 miles of Gallipolis . ONLY S20,000 .00. RENTAL INVESTMENT Recen tl y renovated, fully rented thrPe uni t, in town, locat ed erose ro school s. Excell ent r eturn on your money . N1S4 ~OUNTRY GOOD INVESTMENT OR RENTAL PROPERTY Owner w ill hep f inance this 12 acres, more or less, of vacant la nd . Possible hook · up for 2 m obil e homes. Closetom inPs . N119 Merrill Carter Evenings 379.71114 CEDAR A FRAME acre wooded lot located approx . 12 m iles from Ga ll ipolis on Bru m ti eld Rd . 3 be-drooms, op ~n firepla ce and open st_a, _ r way . Thi s type of home JS. '" very m•,cn ·demand! NlYl one m NEW LISTING MODERN ' BRICK This lovely hom e and 2 to 3 acres is located sou th of Rio Grande on 51. Rl. 325 . Features 3 bedrooms, liv ing room, fami l y room , w.b . firep lace, moderr complete built ·in kitchen, 2 baths, full basemen t , and garage . Cit y Sc hools . Shown by appoin tment on · ly . ~lSl CENTURY 21 RANCH4 BEOROOMS Spa ce abounds in this roomy hom e . 2 w .b . f irep l acs . full t inished basement. double ca r garage with electric opener. Sitting on a good size lot located off from St. Rt. 160. Ci t y Schoo l Dl st. Shown by appointment Call for more details! N132 CENTURY 21 EXQUISITE HOME Beaut if ul 5.73 acres . some wOOdland is the sett ing for th is gracious br ick home , 3 or 4 bedroom$, m bath, modern bu i lt -i n kitchen with several nice cabi nets, family room wilh w .b.f ., fu ll basement with a canning kitchen . This spacious home has a 2 car garage w i th automatic opener. Central air, farge nice back pa tio, concre te dr ive. Also a shop or extra garage & an alum . bldg. with shed . This is a quality buill & immacu lately kept home. Lo11ely flowers & landscaping . Many, mony extras , Pictures or words cannot describe th is home. You must see II! No. 161 CITY PROERTY , EX · CELLENT CONDITION Owner anxious to sell th is br ic k home si tuated on a spaci ous wooded lot with 1n ci ty lim its Cozy w.b . fi replac e, J bedrooms, 2 car garage. A good qualiTY built home. LooK This over and mak e us an aft er!# 126 RIVER VIEW Located 3 m iles below Gal li polis on St. Rt 7, story 'and half , fram e , 3 bedroo m s, do uble car garage. Also hs rental pro perty wi th i t. C•ly school d i st. GOOD INVEST MENT! 139 LARGE HOME IN CITY Large 2 story house . q rooms. House is modei n and in good condition . Pric ed r eason ab le. Owner . net>ds to moiJe fh is proper · ty im medi ately . Please cal l for more information. # llS , CENTURY 21 TWd BEOROOM HOME Pr iced low for immed ia te sal e. Nice gar den space, good location, ci ty wate r, sewer , basem en t. Owner wi ll help finan ce qualified buy er . 11 109 CENTURY 21 MODERN HOUSE 18 ACRES MUST SELL IMMEOIATEL Y Built in kitchen. D.R.. L.R.. 4 or s B. R. Owner says totally insulated . Alum . siding , 2 nice fi rep laces . large yard, barn , 800 lb . tobacco base , stocked pond, good wood lot . Idea l for keeping horses or c-attle . Much more . Blacktop rd. Harri son Twp. S40,000 No. 151 SOUTHERN HILLS SPECIAL PRICED LOW 6 rooms, full basement . lg . garden area . good storage, · bldg . Rt. 141. iusl out of cilY limits - shou ld self fa s1. Worth every penny- 125,000 . 1128 FARM,;.;.S,;__ _ __ CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 FARM A LOVELY COUNTRY HOME AND8ACRES Story and a half completel y remodeled inside an d out . Lot barn, garage, hay shed, and coal utility bl dg . I t's just tops to r the money ! Ca lf for more details TO· DAY! $28,900 . 1122 .4 rm. house, 12 ' )(SO' mobile home, 2 drilled' wells, stocked farm pond. Most ol the land lays well , could be used many ways . Extra mobile home hookup and 50pllc tonk on another good location. Raccoon Two. · No, 170 CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 89 ACRES CLAY TOWNSHIP House, 2 barns, toba cc o base, very scenic area , 2• beautiful lakes, stocked with fish . Excellent for fishing , boat ing or hunting . Just good living. 1 161 WANTED : NEW OWNER- SIS,OOO Let' s sell this oulslandlng farm . Top condition and production Is here , Ready to make you money and a farm to be proud ol. Level tillable land, clean posture fields, tobacco bose , modern remodeled hou5e, barn and machinery shed , lt ',.ll here , You con be tho next owner . 92 acres . No. IM CENTURY 21 SPECIAL SECLUSION 130 acres wooded setting for this new futty equ ipped home -: has farm bulldingr. including second home all an easy drive from Gav in or me M ines . 116! CENTURY 21 BEEF FARM 118 acres, over AO acres level tillable land , t he rest Is pasture and woodland. Tobacco base, 6 room house, good barn , otner ouibuildings , Sel ling below loday 's market . 1101 CENTURY 21 PLANTATION 69 acres on' St , Rt . 325 and cora Mill Rd .. 8 room s. Farm well lenced . Good outbu ildin gs , 35 acres tevet T!llbt e land . Much more. N CFNTURY 21 160ACRE BEEF CENTURY 71 , 55 acres of roll 1no ground CATTLE FARM • sui1able tor. bldg. Lots of · par.turc . L tn e fences re good . I U6 Cattle prices are looking i up . Lots of pa~tur e, plenty water. some Qood t1mber . ownersavsselfnow . 1141 CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 IMMACULATELY KEPT HOME N1ce home tealures 3 bedroom s, conica l f ir eplace . sitt ing on good size lot, very tastefu lly decora ted. Hrts an above the groun d swimm ing poo l. Buy th is home and you ' ll be r eady tor the hot summer days! CALL NOW FOR INFORMATO N M ORE A ND A N APPOI NTMEN T ! CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 EXTRA CLEAN FARM .4 room house , barn and eQUipment shed . Knee deep grass all over. Plenty of ·s.pring water for stock . . GOOdfenc ino. 1161 'We're The Neighbprhood Professionab" CENTURY 21 SCENIC RIVER VIEW Lovely home si tting on 41h acres, mor e or tess. Thi s home features J bedroo ms , modern kitchen , lots of bir ch ca binet s & a sna cK bar , torma l living room , bath & 'h, tull basement. double car garage , ex · ce lle nt ne ighborhood and location on St . Rt. 7. City Schoo l Di s t . Pr iced r easonably . Won ' t fast long. ~ 153 CENTURY 21 WITHIN WALKING OISTANCE OF SCHOOLS CitY pro perty , 2 story , ·4 bedrooms , ga s heat . Very rea~o nablo; pr iced 1 N 149 CENTURY 21 OWNER SAYS SELL No reasonable offer r efu s· ed! Th is home sett ing is sere ne and pea cefu L enjoy the evenings in a coz y coun· try atmosphere, but yet loca ted only_one m ile and a hal l of Sta!e Rl . 35 . 1 bedr ooms, modern bu ilt in ki tchen. d ining room w ith har dwood floors , livin g roo m and n ice bath . New gar age 24'x30 ' has paneled wall s and textured ceiling . A REALBARGAIN! 1151 CENTURY 21 A SPRING GARDEN is eager to bloom ar ound th is tove ly home which of· ters J B.R, bath, full base· ment, 2 car garage and den : tor Dad . 2+ acres , rural water . mu ch more. Don 't m iss this one . N 104 MOBILE HOMES CENTURY 21 1913 MOBILE HOME Located' in Rappsburg . 5 · r ooms ' 3 S.R., under . '. sk •rted. Looks very ntce Priced reasonable . ~ 111 CENTUR'Y 21 MODULAR HOME d rooms, 3 b~drooms , 1 Jaths, complete kitchen , ce ntral air , wa ter ta p, very :ozy . Si!!ing on 2 lovely Jeres loca l ed off from .. ' CENTURY 21 MOBILE HOME COURT Three good mob ile home ~ loca ted close to ci t v , Ow ner will sell with small down payment & tand contra ct to any qualiti ed ouver . CALL TODAY! 11 !3 CENTURY 21 Are you think ing of buy ing mobile home? Like new 1975 Vindal e- mobile nome. All 50! up and readY to be moved into . Let's Deal To· _dov ! 1149 a CE"'TURY 21 MOilLE HOME GARAGE .88 acres, more or tess, 2 bedroom$. living room. modern buil t·ln kitchen, large 2 car garage & tool shed. very nice setting, lots n ice landscaping, · of loca)edatferr . f169 �D-8 - The Sunday Tlmes-8entinel, Sunday, June II, 1978 TELEVISION VIEWING SUNDAY, JUNE 11, 1978 4; For You ... Black 'woman B; This Is The Life 10. . 6:31)-(hrlstopher Closeup 3; Jerr¥ Falwell 4; Talking Hands 8; American Problems & Challenges 10. 7:00-This Is The Life 3; Eddie Saunders 6; Thinking In Black 8; Treehouse Club 10; Newsmaker '78 13. 7:31)-TV Chapel 3; Your Health 4; Show My People 6; Jerry Falwell 8; Urban League 10; Bible Answers 13; Jimmy Swaggart 15. . 8:00-Mormon Choir 3; Day of Discovery ' ' Grace Cathedral 6 ; Church Service )0; Some of God's Children 15; Chr ist for the World 13; Sesame St. 20. R·JO- Oral Roberts 3; Jlmmv Swaaaart 4: Celebraflon of Praise 6 ; Day of Discovery 8; James Robison Presents 10: Willard Wilcox 13; Open Bible 15. .9 :00-Gospel Singing Jubilee 3; Robert Schuller 4; Rex Humbard6; Rev . Leonard Repass 8; Oral Roberts 10; Jim Franklin 13; Ernest Angley 15; Mister Rogers 20. 9:31)-What Does The Bible Plainly Say? 8; II Is W; llten 10; Church Service 13; Zoom 20. 10 :00-Chr lsl Is The Answer 3; Church Service 4; World-Wide Church of God 6; Chr istian Center 8; Sesame St. 20; Movie "Funeral In Berlin" 10; Jimmy Swaggart 13; Gospel Singing Jubilee 15. 10:31)-Rex Humbard 3; Yours For the Asking 4: Hot Fudge 6; Dr. Thea Jones 8; Garner Ted Armstrong 13. 11 :00-Doctors on Call 4; Big Blue Marble 6 ; Erneot A09ley 8; Rex Hum bard IS; Rev . Henry Mahan 13; lntlnlty Factory 20. 11 :31)-Big Blue Marble 3; Animals , Animals, Animals 6,13; Focus on Columbus 4; Elec. Co. 20. 12 :00-AI Issue 3; News Conlerence 4; Issues & An. swers 6, 13; Face the Nation 8; The Issue 10; What'• Happening to the Family? 15: In Search of lhe Real Amer ica 20. 12 :31)-Meel The Press 3,4,15; Commun ique 6 ; Testimony Time Today 8; Face the Nation 10; Evanqellst Calvin Evans 13; Dick Cavett 20. 1:00-Tony Brown's Journal 3; America 's Black Forum 6; Bob Jones University 8; Washington Week In Review 33; Movie " Up From the Beach" 100; Movie " D-Day the Sixth of June" 13; PTL Club 15; How To 70. :31)-Baseball3,4; Tony Brown's Journal 6; Tennis 8; Wall Street Week 33; Hocking Valley Bluegrass 20. 2:00-Aware 6; Soundstage 20. · 2:31)-Tennls 6: To Be Announced 8. 3:00-World Racquets Championship 8,10; Pro Soccer 13; Women's Golf IS ; Welfare 20; Racquetball 33. 3:31)-Movle " The Wacky World of Mother Goose" 6. 4:01)-Bewlfched 3; Adam -12 4; Golf 8,10; Jacques Llpchllz 33. 4:31)-Movle "Conquest of Cochise" 3; Movie "A Farewell to Arms" 4; Soortsworld 15. 5:00-Amerlcan Sportsman 6, 13; Nova 33; 5:5G-To Be Announced 20. 6:00-News 3,4; Let's Deal With II 6: Championship Fishing 8; Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 10; Town Topics 13; Th is Is The Life 15: Zoom 20; Turnaboul 33. 6:31)-NBC News 3.4,15; News 6; Concern 8; Newsmaker '78 13; Nova 20; Montage 33. 7:00-World of Disney 3.4.15: Hardy Boys,6,13; 60 Minutes 8,10; Meeting of Minds 33. 7:31)-(rockelt's Victory Garden 20; 8:01)-Movle " Fire" 3.•.15; ABC News Spec ial 6,13; Circus of the Stars 8,10: Prevln & the Pittsburgh 20; Keyboard Sooatas 33. 6 : 00-AG · !.J~A Introducing Sldte Eum Newer Home Disrount If your home is less than 7 years old, you may save with State Farm . Find out how much. Call me today. Like a good neighbor, State Fann is there. i!AU Uotllll l flliUIIIUI 9:00-Movle " Shoot Out" 6, 13; .Pol dark II 20,33. 9:31)-Movle " Flood" 3,4, 15. 10:00-AII In The Family 8,10; Austin City limits 20; Firing Line 33. 10:31)-AIIce 8, 10. . 11 :00-News 3,4,6.8,10,13,15; Janak l 33. 11 : 15--ABC News6; CBS News8,10; PMA Pulse IS. 11 :31)-Movle " Uncertain Glory" 3; Movie "My Sweet Char lie" 4; Movie "Lolly-Madonna XXX" 15; FBI 6; 700 Club 8; Movie 'Red Tomahawk" 10; PTL Club 13. 12:31)-Second city T.V. 6; 1:31)-Marcus Welby. M.D. 4; ABC News 13. MONDAY, JUNE 12,1978 5:45--Farm Repor11J; 5:5G-PTL Club 13; 6:00-PTL Club 15; Summer Semester 10. 6:31)-(olumbus Today 4; News 6; Summer Semester 8; Public Affairs 10; 6:45--Mornlng Report 3; 6:5()-Good Morning, West Virginia 13; 6:5s-News • 13. 7:00-Today 3,4,15; Good Morning America 6,13; CBS News 8;' .Porky Pig 10. 7:25--Chuck While Reports 10; 7:31)-Schoo!les 10. 8:01)-(apt. Kangaroo 8, 10; Sesame St. 33. 9:00-Merv Griffin 3; Phil Donahue 4, 13, IS ; Emergency One 6: Brady Bunch 8; Match Game 10; Studio See 33. 9:30--Andy Griffith 8; Family Affair 10; Feeling Free Results of ASTRO·GRAPH Conunued from page C.,<i We were on the Mark Copl ey farm at Arlee and helped him with a con· servatiun plan. Mark is a young fellow and bought the fann across the road from his father, Roy D. Copley. Mark's chief interest was to stop the erosion on part of his land that had been caused by the construction of some roads back on to the hills. The rows were made at the time the power company installed power lines across the fann. Other things in which he was int erested were improving the grassland, and ' planting some trees on rough, steep land.· Squeeze could be avoided +K. • 6 32 t June 11 , 1971 thus become iMolved in a ve geta b) es are proc esse d , a pressure canner is recommended . If you missed any of these you may need to bone up on your canning techniques. Ask your Extension Office for their bulletin " Canning Fruits and Vegetables" Bulletin No. 553. Gallipolis, 0 . Phone 444-4290 State f u m F1N' And Ca.<Jualt v Cump<tny • llonteOflioc Hkxmnngtim, lll 1no1 1 p 78808 MONEY MARKET CERTIFICATE You'll • A K 67 t Al copy o f Astr a-Graph L etter. Mail 50 cent s to r each and a s e lf ~ a ddr ess ed . N. Y 10019 br rth sign . - Rate based on average yield of 6-month U. 5. Treasury Bills, as set at weekly auction (week of June 5, that average interest rate was 7.095 pet . - Minimum deposit $10,00()- Term 6 months (26 weeks) - Interest paid at maturity - No purchase fee Also New At Pomeroy National - 8-year Certificate of Deposit - Earns 7.7S pc1 . - Minimum Deposit $1000 - Interest payable quarterly Federal Regulat ion requires that Interest on time deposit~ redeemed prior to matur ity will be recomputed at the pr'!valling regular savings account rate , less 90 days interest. There is no penalty for pre mature withdrawal in the event of the death of the Certifica te owner . ' MEMBER FDIC stamped 4+ I+ Pass 5t Pa!'s Be sure lo specity CANCER (June North East 2t ~Ju l y Pass 4 NT Pass 6+ Pass Pass Opening lead : 221 Be more care ful tha n usual today with purchases and per sonal posse ssrons You mrght leave resourc e s or those of othe rs today Steer ctea1 of su ch South 2+ rest of his trumps while discarding two diamonds and two hearts from dum· my . West chucked four clubs and East just followed suit. Now South played his ace of diamonds and continued with a diamond to dummy's king. West had 'to chuck a heart to keep club protection while East just followed suit. Now South cashed dummy's ace of clubs and East was squeezed in turn . He had to throw ·a heart to hang on to the good diamond and the ace king and eight of hearts took the last three tricks . Do you see how West could defeat the hand ' ft was tough but a heart shift at trick two would get the job done. +K A New Jer;cy reader wants to know if the late P. By Oswald Jacoby Hal Sims weighed over 400 and Alan Sontag pounds. South made a good deci · No, he was six-three and sion attrick one. He played a did weigh 350, but that didn't low club from.dummy . Ea st keep him £rom being a great discarded the seven of dia- golfer and good tennis play· monds and West Jed a sec- cr. He al'i!f was undoubtedly ond club. South ducked the greatest auction bridge · E t th th f' agalm. as rew e IVe player or all time . of diamonds. South ruffed NE: WSPAPF.Il ENTEHPIUSE AS.'i N. J und played hi> ace of (Do you have a qu est ron fot trumps .• When both opponents fol· the experts 7 Wn te " Ask th e Experts ... care of this newspa· lowed, South spread his per lnd1v1duaf ques tions wi/1 hand and said , " I make t11e be answered i f accompa nieD rest of the trkks on a by stamped . self-address eo squeeze provided Eas~ . still en11e1opes. The mos t interestha~ dtamonds stopped. "'9 ques t1ons will be used in lhe squeeze developed this colum n and will recei ve simply . South cashed tbc coptes of JACOBY MODERN.) · "='".....,.. ••••••••••••••••. 'E!:al ~ CEstatO:'• •• •• •• •• • CAPRICORN (Dec. 2Z-Jan. 19) • OISappoinlm ent s are probab le • 1oday 1t you·re looKing lor a • enlitled Don 't e•pect any· • areas SAGITTARIUS (Nov. Z3-Dec. 111 Faulty or inconclusive informa lton furniShes a treacherous oasts lor your conclusions. Be su re yo ur JU dg men ts are pr edl· cated on solid foundatio ns tod ay. Today •• Willis T. LetdlnghAm • "•altor ••· ., ' •• Vacation House & Tax Deferment • • Among. the benefits " . your principle residence. A : p1ece o t th e ac l10n yo u ' re not By . 10 tree rides . AOUARIUS tJan . 20-Feb. 19) Compa nions mu st be handled 1 1 beipg a homeowner are the very tact lu lty tod ay. partic ularly those w1th whom yo u 've had words be lore. It won 't take much to get th em all shook u p. • Unique tax advantages I' available. One of them to • be wary at I• the provision • Chore s m ay P•le up because you won't tackl e them as they come. Procras tm at1on cou ld be t-he tru e th ief o f yo ur 11m e toda y which allows you to defer paying Income fa• on any : profit made from the sale of your home If you buy a 1 more expensive one w.lthln I a certain amount of lime. II ·• does not apply In all cases. I For example, If you sell a ~· vacation home at a $2,000 •I profit and promptly buy a • I • I I I much more expensive place, can you defer paying the income tax on the profit? The answer is no l This tax break is available only when both 1 the house sold and · the 1 house purchased serve as If !hAre Is anything wo can do to help you in the field of re~( tslote pltut phone or drop in 11 LEADINGHAM REAL ESTATE, Sll Second Ave., Gollipolis. Phone 446-7699. "' · •.. ~ere to helot •......................... - For your Number One Man, we've got a Number One selection of Pop-pleasing gift ideas. . .sport VAN slacks, knit shirts, accessories and HEUSEN DRESS •Robes SHIRTS •Pajamas Neck sires l4'h to 17'1>In solid colors · color s and neat patterns plus the popular k Van Heuse sizes . Full cut and tapered models, p~rma n enl Queen an Splendor sh irts . knl •Angel Tread Slippers Also Western Shirts All Sizes KNIT SHIRTS Shorl s leeve s'r'"' 1n knit sh rts and tank tops . dressy looks and a ctl ve sport types. All sizes, famous Hallmark Cards And Gift Wrap Select Father's Dar Cards from our big selection on fhe Is floor and then buy gilt wrapping paper you'll need . ROlf'S BIUfOLDS makes such as Van Heusen, Wrang ler, Campus. will seat 132 people Pomeroy's newest restaurant - a Burger Chef -opened for business Friday on Pomeroy's West Main St. Formerly !he Country Cousins Cook . Shoppe, the structure has been remodeled and redecorated over the past several months preparing for Friday's opening of the chain restaurant. Additional parking has been added, about doubled in fact , so that 58 cars can be parked. There were only 30 spaces before. Seatin~ also (Coallliald on Pill• 10) ! '•) .-l.:;,;;;oai&•. rk . , !WI ;;.~------- SHEILA CARSEY and Kay Hoover, employes of the new Burger Chef in Pomeroy, are pictured at !he full salad bar. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Monday, June 12, 1978 e This is the new Burger Chef which opened for business in Pomeroy Friday. • at y Legislators face task SACRAMENTO, Calir . (UP!) - A select b'l'OUP of California legislators faces the problem of how to make a $5 billion state surplus fill the gaps left by a $7 billion tax loss to local government, Dozens of organizations flocked to Sacramento hoping w get the ear of the special committee that was scheduled w begin holding hearings today on ways to cope with the state's new property tax law. The six legislators on the committee will propose a package to the Legislature to dispose of the state surplus. During the weekend, Gov . Edmund G. Brown Jr. urged politicians working against a July I deadline to "not act Uke a mob'' as they apportion the state tax surplus. In a speech to 250 county supervisors, Brown counseled public officials to " act like the civilized citizenry that we are. " If this state and its paid representatives act like a rabble trying to divide up the spoils , it will further undermine U1e confidence in representative government," said • the 40-year-o ld Democrat, who is running for a second term in November. TI1e Jarvis-Gann Initiative approved by voters in a landslide vole last week cuts property taxes by 57 percent - a mov e that slashes tax revenue to local governments from $12 billion w $5 billion . Th e initiativ e's const itutionali ty has been challenged in several suits fil ed in the Californ ia Supreme Court. But four of the l'O urt 's seven justices face voters this ·· DRESS AND WORK SOCKS :.. WEMBLEV TIES - PARIS BELTS HANDKERCHIEFS SUSPENDERS TRAVEL KITS Blfold Trlfold Wallets plus Credll Card Holders In a big selection ot leathers and colors . Many have keytalners to match. •• •• : e e e • ~ jiiJIIIII);...·_r_h_e_w_or_ld_To_d_a_y_ en tine Fifteen Cents Vol. 29, ll:o. 40 • • • mJury m accident 20 Soviets are jailed WASHINGTON IUPI ) - The Soviet Union has jailed 20 of Its 58 citizens who are moniwring Soviet compliance with human rights provisions of the Helsinki agreement and revoked the citizenship of two others, a congressional agency says. The Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, the congres:'ional watchdog on the Helsinki accords, sa id documents tt has received Indica te 20 Soviet citizens were Imprisoned between Feb. 3, 1977, and June I, 1978. First black man ordained Truckers are challenged WASHINGTON IUP!) - The Deparlment of Tr.ansportation has chaUenged independent truckers who believe the 55 mph speed limit is less energy efficient than higher speeds w prove it. A three day duel - the "Double Nickle Challenge " - will be held August 1-3 at a 712-mlle speed track the department uses for re!learch In East Liberty, Ohio, as part of the DOT's effort to encourage truckers and bus drivers to obey tbe speed limit for conservation and safety reasons. Composite sketch has failed CLEVELANI> (UP!) - A compo~~lte sketch of a man seen near Martin Luther King Voca,tlonal High School just before it became the 13th In a year-long series of bmblngs has failed so far w provide any aolld,leads wa pipe bomb "maniac" with a grudge agalnlt schools and pornography.outlets. The King High School bombing last week did about $5011 000 darMge. Membl!ra of the Pollee Bomb Squad, the Intelllge~ce Urut and the U. S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms said the bomb apparently consisted of dynamite wrapped around a pl_pe b«nb. .............. AN EMPLOYE hands food purchases to a customer from the drive through window on the west side of the boilding at the new Burger Chef, W. Main St .. Pomeroy. 22 blacks die in crossfire SALISBURY, Rhodesia IUPI) - Rhodesia says 22 blacks, all but one of them civilians, were killed in a cross fire between security forces and black nationalist guerrilla s, but villagers dispute the official version . It marked the second time in less than a month large numbers of black civilians have been killed In fighting between government troops and insurgents - and the second time cbnflicting reports emerged from the battlefield. On Ma y 14 , 52 black civilians died in a cross fire and witnesses and bla ck MANSFIELD, Ohio ( UPI) - The Richland County members of Rhodesia 's Sheriff's Department was accuaed &mday in a copyrighted interim government also slory in the Mansfield News-Journal of punlahlng prlaoners by disputed the mllltary 's keeping them In an aU-eement room while shackled. version of that battle. The latest In a aerietl of articles by the newljlllper dealing The official communique with the lherllf's office said perha)ll the roughest lreatment isqued Sunday said the Insurgiven an Inmate was In 1974 when a man was ahackled · gents fired first after they backwards for several days &lid deprived of foocl, water and were spotted in the bush by a the 111e of a wllet. Rhodesian military patrol Saturday. SheriH deputies accused r Open Friday Nighttill8 p.m. Other week days 9:30a.m . to 5 p.m. SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - Indian Prime Mlnlllter Morarjl Desai 11)'1 the aolutlon of his nation's overpopulation problem ia sell-control . "Peraonally,I believe In tello(:CIItrol a a the best way of life for a rMn," Desai Nld durin& a weekend luncheon. "I'm considered a freak In thla matter." Desai, 82, aald he gave up sexual activity al30 alter havinc t:trro chUdren but conceded "only one In I million or 2 minion or · 5 l'nUIIon" t~uld live with his prescription. . <t· Afire which started around a fuse box destroyed the mobile home of John Dennis at 10 :12 p. m. Saturday . The home was located off SR 7 near Hobson . All of the family's possessions were lost in the blaze . No monetary loss figure was given. However, there was no insurance. In other action, the Mid· dleport Emergency squad was called to North Fourth Ave. at 3:50 p. m. Saturday for Donald Craig, who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Two escape MANILA, Philippines (UP! )'- President Ferdinand Marcos convened the Phlllppines' first elected legislative body in nearly six years today but said the nation was not ready for an end w martial law rule. "We can only make an educated gtless as to when it will be possible and propitious and right to lift martial law," Marcos wid the flrst session of the 20<knember interim National and a nationwide television audience. GRANGER, Utah I UPI ) - Declaring it an unusual and historic occasion, a Mormon bishop Sunday ordained the first black man admitted to the church's priesth ood in more than a century. Joseph Freeman Jr., 26, a telephone oompany worker, was ordained in a simple ceremony in the Granger Stake diocese Center of the 15th Ward. Afterward , Freeman said his new status reaffinned his faith in the church and In God. Home is leveled by fire ' Nation isn't ready··Marcos Self-control is solution . ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY November and conservative politicians have warned that if the court strikes down the tax measure there would be a "public outcry" that would sweep them out of office . Local governments already have started drastic cost reductions . Many school distr ic ts canceled summer schools, some fire districts considered switch ing to volunteers and tens of thousand s of dismissal notices were sent. vacat ion house doesn ' t quality . However , if you •: owned the dwelling for • more lhan the required lime to allow lhe profit to • be taxed as loog term I capital gains (nine months during calendar year 1977 • and one year.. afler thai ). I the l2.000 profit would only • be Iaxed at half the normal ·• rate. I It~ Your Day, our Facility 1 DAD! and patte rns in S, M , L. XL XX L all • 6 Welit CHESAPEAKE , Ohio (UPII - Patricia Franklin, 28 , Chesapeake, was convicted of voluntary ARIES (March Zt-Aprll Iii Take manslaughter Friday in care how ~ au phra se lh1 ng s today or yo u c ould lnadver tconnection with the Feb. 26 enlly oflend an old fr iend. Th e murder of a neighbor Steven worst part o f it 1S, he probably Bill Stevens, 38. wouldn 't tell you at th e lime . Testimony at the trial TAURUS (April ZO-May ZOI Er· brought out that Mrs . ro rs or hurt fee lmgs ar e likel y today tn finan ci al transactio ns Franklin shot Stevens in the undertake n in has te Know with belief he was molesting her whom you 're deal ing . Ab ove daughter . She had pleaded all . take your l ime. guilty due to temporary ' N F~ W S I' A PI-; n F.NTJo: IH'HISI': A.SSN . I insanity. Mrs. Franklin faces a possible ~year sentence. s h i rts . Big select ion of stvl es, fabr ics . + AQ.J 1098 you're likely to lose allies. Find Vulnerable : Both out to wh om you're ·romantically surted by se nding for your Dealer: South selec ti on of men 's short sleev e sport · press . SAME RATE AS U. S. TREASURY BILLS li ke + ·· ·· SOUTH Sport Shirts Pomeroy National Bank. .. • J 94 • Q .f 10 7 5 Thrng s of th e ·uimost rmpor· tan ce to you today may not be nearly so vital to your associ- · ales lf · you press too hard D11y Gifts "New" from • 4 GEMINI (May Z1-June ZOI ELBERFELDS C. K. SNOWDEN 417 Second Ave. EAST +7643 2 +KQJI098 !2 PISCES (Feb . 20-Morch 20) MANSLAUGHTER WEST +5 • Q 10 5 proj ec t ath'er s consider beyond your scope. You be the judge . You can probabl y pull it off . you r pu rse or packages on lh e bu s and bltlhely walk away . LEO (July 23-Aug. 2Z) Don I members . lake char ge of the party today Q - What about canning unless you're specifically in· .vegetables in hot water bath vded 10 do so . Keep in mind Ina! your frie nd s probabl y want or the oven• . to have th eir say too. A - The answer is no. A VIRGO (Aug. Z3-Sepl. 221 Your few people still can th1s way tmagi nalton ma y play tricks on but it is NOT SAFE. Fer this you and loresee defeal u where reason, hot water bath and there cou 1d be vtciOry n1or. · tuna tely, thiS may prevent you oven cannmg of vegetables from trytng etlect,ely carmot be recommended. In LIBRA (Sepl. 23-0cl 231 An air, water. and soil, at all 1ns1de r w1 !h 1ntorma t10n he times , there are molds, feels to be mf allt ble may conyeasts and bacteria which s1der he ~a s all the an s ~e r s for 'f . yo u You d be well-adv1 se d to cause ood spoilage. Fresh chec k lhtn gs our tor yourself . vegetables also contam en· SCORiliO (Oct . Z4-Nov. 221 ' zymes that may cause un~ Th ough yo u are talent ed in desirable changes in color, certain ways . lhese do not flavor , and texture. When ex tend to mana g1 ng yo ur own heat must penetrate each piece of food in the jar suf· fici ently to stop or slow down the action of the snzymes and to destroy every spoilage organism . This is why use of K9863 • A 7 54 This aomlng ye ar you could be a bit more enterprising and long , Continued from page C.,<i affect the keeping quality. This is a great way to save money on special diet foods. Salt can be added at cooking time for other family &.10-A NORTH in GaUia County. We can be reached by visiting the Agriculture Service Center, 52!1 Jackson Pike, Gallipols, or by calling Continued from page C-7 446-8688. re-evaluate the condition of Remember, it's your tax their natural resources. Has dollars. You have the opthere been improvements? portunity - voice your Are more improvements opinion ! needed? Why haven't there been more problems solved? What else needs to be done ? Please respond . Your comments are needed and welcomed. If you have not Your Shopping been given a questionnaire please request one. Plan to be at the public meeting to speak Center Fur Father's on and listen to the problem Program Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag enve lope to Astr a-Graph , P.O. Bo:w 489, Radro Cit y Stat ron . 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Saturday, .June 10 For Sunday . June 11 "T•rrorl•ts were seen with Olher, of the group to run into a nearby vilage," the com· IDWlique said. The patrol pursued them and returned the fire. VIllagers said some insurgents fled into the bu sh but only one guerrilla took shelter in a village hut along with eight women and children. The villagers said security forces poured fire into the thatched hut and a RhOdesian plane set it ablaze from the air, killing all the people inside. The military version, con· firming the deaths, said, "a hut cau ght fir e and ammunition was heard tAl cKplode within U1e hut. Nine unidentified bodies were later recovered. Wounded survivors of the Saturday fighting left trails of blood leading off into the bush where they crawled seeking refuge from the battle. Th e Military Command said a search of the village after the shooting slopped uncovered a " Communist weapon, loaded magazines, a mortar bornb and a quantity of small arms and ammunition of communist origin.'' The In surgents, of the Palriotlc Front, have vowed to destroy the whlte-1!11norlty regme of Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith and his int erim g overnment composed of moderate, in ternally ba ~e d bla ck nationalist leaderltl Two persons escaped in· juries when th eir cars collided headon in a slight curve on a bridge Sunda y at 5:30p.m. on County road 10 • just north of SR 124. According to Meigs County Sheriff James J . Proffit, Janel Ma rie Hatfield, Rt. I, Rutland was northbound and a vehicle driven by Donnie Dodson , Middl eport, was traveling south when they collided . Hatfield was left of center, but no citation was issued. There was heavy damage to both vehicles. The department is aIso investi gatin g three theft CQmplaints. RObert Codner, Rt. I, Long Bottom advised sometime Saturday between 2 and 10 p.m. a 15 HP Evinrude motor and gas tank was taken from his boat anchored on Old Town Creek. Howard Jeffers, Kingsbury Road, told deputies after 10 p.m. Saturday a battery was taken from his car. His car had run out of gasoline, when he returned he discovered the battery gone. Wilson Dailey, Rt . I, Port· land, reported his son 's 10 speed bicy cle was stolen Saturday bet ween 7 and 9 p.m. from the state park at Portland. Weather Thunderstorms this af· ternoon and early tonight. Highs in mid or upper 80s with a low in the upper 50s. Mostly sunny and cooler Tuesday with high tern· peratures in the low or mid 70s. PTO TO MEET There wlll be a special meeting of Chester PTO Wednesday, June 14, at 7:30 p.m. at the school. Purpose of the meeting Is to discuss donations lo the Chester Gym Improvement Fund . The committee for the im· provemenl fund will meet immediately following 'the PTO meeting. Skies cleared Friday morning so the annual field day - always a highlight of the sc hool year - was held at the Meigs·Junior High School in Middlepor t. Headed by Bruce Wilson and Bob Downie, faculty members, the day's activities fea tured all of the traditional races and contests with some tough competition. There were prize ribbons galore, secured again this year free of charge to the school by another faculty member Vicky Hughes. While students were enthusiasti c about the day's activities, the b1g hi ghlight carn e in the final surprise event when they were permitted to throw water-filled ba lloons at the heads of faculty members including Principal John Mora. Throwing water-filled ba lloons at faculty members was the surprise event of the Meigs Junior High School fi eld day. .J esse Vail has his head in the hole of the bull's eye and was ready to gel clobbered - and he did. Patrol probes 6 wrecks The Gallia · Meigs Post. Highway Patrol, investigated six acc idents over th e weekend. The patrol invest igated a head-on collision on Graham Srhool Rd., one mile north of Rt. HI. A spokesman reported an aut o dri ve n by Barbara Kemper, Kerr, went out of control in gravel and struck a vehi cle headon driven by Betty L. Bl oomer , 36, Gallipoli s. Th ere wa s no damage to the Kemper auto. Dama ge was moderate to the Bloomer vehicle. There wa s no citation. A passenger in the Kemper auto, Michael Kemper, 9, wa s treated and released for neck injuries. $1,000 action filed in court A $1,000 judgment suit ws filed in Meigs County Com· mon Pleas Court by Jirrunie D. Griffith, Middleport and Margie Griffith against Worley Rife and Paul A. Rife, Middleport. Plaintiffs seek a temporary and permanent restraining order enjoining the defen· dants from using a road across the plaintiffs' real estate. Case s dismissed were Pomeroy Cement Block versus Richard K. Jeffers ; William Stephenson, versus Mamie Stephenson ; Mary lilngenette versus Clifford l..ongenete ; Esther B. Simpson versus James E. Simpson. ~ A rcarend coll ision oc· currcd at 6::10 p.m. Saturda y on SR 338 £1\·e miles east of Raci ne. According to the patrol, an auto driven by Clifford Hill , 63, Racine, was struck tn the rear by an auto driven by J effrey T. Roberts, 16 , Racine. Roberts was cited for assured clear distance . The Hill vehicle incurred heavy damage. Hill wa s tre at ed a nd released ror ba ck inj uries. Autos driven by Hettie L. Trout , 38, Pat riot, an d Raymond H. Brumfield, 31, Gallipolis, were involved in a passing accident. At II :30, on SR 7, one-ent h of a mile south of U.S. 35. the Trout vehicle, traveling north turned right, just as the Brumfield auto, also north bound, started to pass. There was minor damage to both vehicles. The patrol reports no injuri es and no citations. The patrol investigated a EXTENDED OUTLOOK United Press International Ohio extended ouUook Wednesday through Friday. Fair Wednesday and Thursday with a chance of ·showers Friday. Highs will be In th.e 70s. Wed· nesday, wannlng to the 80s Thursday and Friday . The low wlll be In the 40s or low 50s Wednesday morning and range from the mid 50s to mid 60s Thursday and Friday. ·:-:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:::::::::::::::::::::::~::::·:·:·;::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:· ltead-un culli stun at I :40 p.m. Sunday on Ji m Da vis Rd. six· lenths of a mile south of Nebo Rd . There was moderate damage to both autos when the nort hbound vehic le driven b)' Jackie i\clk ins, 25, Hollansburg. Ohio, and th e south bound auto driven by Will iam Crislip, 23, Patriot, collided. The re were no in· ju ries , and no citation. At 2:15, officers in· vestiga ted an accident on SR 160, at the junction of U.S. 35. Accord ing u the patrol, an auto dri\'Cn by J oseph T. Cox, 68, Gallipol is, fa iled to stop for a car stopped at the right light, dri ven by Timothy R. Davidson, 19, Addison. There was moderate damage to both vehicles. Cox was cited for assured cl ear distance. II fi nal mishap occ urred at 10:15 p.m. on County Rd. 25, fi ve-tentlts of a mile west of County Rd. 26 in Meigs C'.ounty. According to the patrol, Walter Ellis, 16, Rutland, had stopped to pick up an object off the road. While backing toward the object, the Ellis car passed off the left side of the road, causing moderate dama ge. Ellis was uninjured. SESSION CANCELLED The open door session by a r e p r e se n t ativ e fr o m Co ngressm an Cla rence E. Mill er's office has been cancelled for the month of June. SQUAD RUN The Pomeroy emergency squad was called to the Texas Road at 8:26a. m. Sunday for Susan Kimball, a medical patient, who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hoipltal. � 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 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 11, 1978 chevalier duncan