https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/addf06f302baafa6b8da1e38b01c6f39.pdf 76fc118fe337b72ca08e0e1f0319f984 PDF Text Text . . .. . . ~ 12- The Datly Sentmel, Muldleport-Pomeroy, 0., Fnda), June 16, 1978 Stella, three daughters, Area Death S ~---------------------------I 1 I I ANNAL BELT Anna L Mtlhoan Belt, formerly of Metgs County, died June 8 m Akron Funeral servtces were held June 12 at 1p m at the Hopkms Funeral Home m Akron Survtvmg are one daughter-m-la\1 Vtvtan Mtlhoan , Akron , two brothers, Clarence and Floyd Bentz, East Ltverpool , and three ststers, Bertha Baker of East Ltverpool, Henen Smtth of Portland , and Besste Fttch of Long Bottom Also sumvmg are four step-sons, two step-daughters and several meces and nephews Mrs Belt was preceded m death b) four sons, one daughter and her hrst and second husbands HUGH A BLACK Word has been received of the death of Hugh A Black 63, 1075 Western Ave , Chtllicothe, a former Mead Corp executive, May 12 a tins residence followmg an extended tllness He became associated with Meaclin 1946 and had served as a consultant after ht s retirement A nail\ e of Kmg>1on , he was born Jan 4 1915, a son of the late John 0 and Nellie Crouse Black On Apnl 2 1946, he was marned to the former Mary V Wtlliamson of Pomeroy who sumves along wtth a sister, Elizabeth Black of Bambndge HIS parents, a stster and two brothers preceded htm m death Dunng World War l1 Mr Black served as a lieutenaJII commander m the U S Navy He was a member of the Chtllicothe First Presbytenan Church Mr Black graduated from Mtamt Umverslty and ea rned a master's degree at the Umverstt) of Wtsconsm He also was a graduate of Fletcher School of International Law an d Dtplomacy tn Massachusetts and was a Fletcher Fello11 A mem onal senH.'e \Joas Kathryn and 1 Rosemary, hts mother, Mrs 1 Eula Bracken, who made her 1 home wtlh htm , all of held at the First Presbytertan Mtdland , Pa , and one Church tn Chtlhcothe with the brother Earl Peacock, of Rev James Grove offtctatmg New York !ollowmg cremauon He was a former restdent of Mmgs County and ts the nephew of Ross Noms. GEORGE COOK George Walter Cook, 84 , Syracuse, Tom Noms, Syracuse, dted thursday Letart Falls, Carl Norrts, evenmg at Holzer Medtcal JunctiOn Ctty and Rev Tan Norns of Rome Ctty . lndtana Center Funeral services 11ere held He was a son of the late at the Schwerha Funeral Charles and Ltza Jane Home at Mulland, Pa June Walker Cook 10 Carroll Norns and stster, Best des his parents, he was Mrs Opa l Zerkle, of preceded m death by hts wtfe, Syracuse, attended the Emma L • a daughter , serv1ces Marte , a stepson, Harold He was preceded m death Capehart, a grandson , Mark by one stster, Katheryn Riebel, and a SISter, Maggte Brownell and father , Walter Dtddle Peacock SurvlVlng are three sons, Cect l, Wellsvtlle , Charles Bernard and Raymond, both of Syracuse, ftve daughters, RALPH WALKER Mrs Pearl 1Mayde ) Searls, Ralph R Walker, 68, a Cheshire, Mrs Clarence noted Logan Htgh School (Edna ) Searls, Bidwell, Mrs sctence tnstru ctor and a Russell 1Della ) Mtller and prestdent of the Oh10 Rettred Mr s Rtchard (Florence} reachers Assoctallon, dted Riebel, both of Tucson , Am , Wednesday mght after sufand Mrs Ezra 1Eva mae 1 fer mg a heart attack at hts Ph illips, Syracuse, 31 468 N Sprmg St restdence grandchtldren. 10 great Born May 16, 1910, m Engrandchildren, 12 step- lerpnse, son of the late grandchildren, 10 step-great- Joseph and Tena Bloom grandchtldren, and several Walker, he was a teacher for meces and nephews 36 years Mr Cook was a member of Wa lker obtatned ht s the Syracuse Ftrst Umted bachelor's and master 's Presbytenan Church and the degrees m edu catiOn from Fraternal Order of Eagles Ohto Umvers1ty Funeral services wtll be He started hiS teachmg held at l p m Monday at the career m the Karns one room Ewmg Funeral Home where school m Hockmg County , fnends may call at any time where he taught grades HI after 7 thiS evemng Bunal He was a teacher and wtll be 1n Syracuse Cemetery pnnc1pal at StarrWashington Htgh School m Umon Furnace and Berne CARL PEACOCK Carl Pea cock 54, son of Unton Htgh School m Sugar Mrs Eula Bracken and the Grove pr10r to becommg a late Walter Peacock passed teacher, faculty manager and awa) Tuesday June 6 tn school treasurer at Logan Mtdland Hospital, Mtdland H1gh School In 1961, he was selected as Pa Mr Pea cock had entered the outstandmg science the hospital on June 2 to have teacher m the Ohto a pacemaker placed to help Umverslly Dtstrtct hi s bean. and on Tuesday A member of the Southsuffered a blood clot In hts eastern Ohto Science Counctl he served three tunes as leg He IS survived by his wtfe chauman of the Southeastern Ohto Dtstrtct Sctence Da) He also was a member of the Batelle Memortal Sctence lnslitute, Kappa Alpha Beta honorary and Ohto Education Assoctauon He sold msurance for the Motonst Mutual Insurance Co for 38 years ln 1968, he orgamzed the Hockmg Co un t) Ret Ired Teachers Asso ctallon and 11as the orgamzat10n's ftrst president He 11as a life member and also served as a trustee-atlarge of the Ohio Reured Teachers Assoctation He also was a life member of the National Retired Teachers Assoctataon Survtvmg are hts wtfe. Jenme Mae Dtxon Walker, two sons, Donald Raymond Walker of Elyna and Wilham Joseph Walker of Cheshtre, Conn , two brothers, Herbert Walker of Logan and Floyd Walker of Mentor a SISter, Mrs Manon (Ruth) Gray of Groveport. one brother-Inlaw. lrvm Huston of Logan, four grandchildren, NanC) and Dtane of Elyrta and Beth 4 ge ld•r~ g 3 y ea r ., old ( Oi l "''ll O:.IIU H1ll ~la!w ood~ O h• o 997 31:18) \ard ~le SPECIAL $1~ I ~ YOU ha11t• a ~e r vr( e to ull e r .... ant to buy or se ll ~orn e t h ing ae loa ~ urq l or w or 1.. or what ever you II ge t resuh 5 las ter w tho ~cntmcl Wor; t A d Any U S made car- parts extra if needed Excludes front wheel dnve cars Co1 19q7 ]15b I" ARD 5Al l chond -.e Mo rmnq New and u ~e d mer J l ornrly ~ tori Wed • rT'rle ou t Rt 7 Call Now For Appointment PORCH )Al~ on 5th 5t eet Ra une Wa nd a f-' o we l l res rden cc lo t'\ of clo th ng all qood C01'1drtron St or!S lhur 1oy Ju ne t Sth and wrll lost wt>('k, ~ o r u 1td Pveryt hrng Wed thru ~o r ') hou~ r ~ rl ow n from B 8 A Beauty ) f AMI IV YA RlJ ~ Al ~ J ur~e 19 10 )I M onrloy thru Wed 9 to .4 MC' 1 ., women s ( h ddr en 'l cloth ng o dd~ and en d ~ H o~ e Hdl IU ~ I bryond Cll( l11r\ 1 ~ on J3 ~OH \ roncel; '1 f.AM ILY YA fo! 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Accountability TOPEKA, Kan (UPJ) Five members of a Topeka (Continued !rom 1111• I) famtly were ktlled early on the House floor today m a hre m thetr The legtslattOn reqmres the apartment on the ctty's east state to provtde m-servtce, stde, authonlles satd ftscal management trammg The Identtttes of the to loca l sc hool dtstn ct vtctuns, SBid to be a man and treasurers and gtves the state woman and three children, supenntendenl of pubhc were not nnmedtately mstru cuon prtor approval available authonty over the audttor's A spokesman for the tss uance of a cerllhca te Topeka fire department satd allowtng schools to close th e blaze appeared to Before the btll was passed, th e House defeated an amendment whtch would have prohtbtted ahy pubhc school m Oh10 to close (Continued !rom 11111 1) Also defeated was an amendment to force a school btll were Sens Thomas A district to cut back tls Van Meter, R-Ashland; Paul operauon to mmimum state E Pfetfer, R-Bucyrus, and standards before tt would be Ronald Nabakowskt, Dallowed to close Loram AdoptiOn of the latt er Majortty Democrats amendment would have caucused for two hours required schoo ls to cut before debate began and teac her sa lanes and headed off what could have el 1mmate courses not been an explostve debate absolutely requtred for over school busmg for ractal graduatiOn desegregalion Rep C Wilham O'Neill, RVan Meter offered an Co lum bus, sa td ht s ame ndm ent whtch would amendment expressed the have forbtdden the state phtl osophy that baste Controllmg Board to release educatiOn was better than no any school loan or advance educallon at all should payment of a substdy to fulfill schools have to close a federal court order Without "It's a questton of whether the consent' of the enttre you want to dnve around for General Assembly two months m a Cadtllac then Van Meter satd such actton Sit home wtthout any by the Controllmg Board, transportation for the rest of which has already ad• anced the year " sa id 0 Netll " If Cleveland 1ts enllre 1978 state you can' t afford the Cad illac, substdy, constttutes "a maJor you have to go ahead and buy policy decJston which should the Ford and drtve ll arolUld not be made by a super mm1 for while " Legtslature " Referrmg to U S Dtstnct Court Jud~e Frank J Balttstt's dectston to keep Cleveland schools open for Velerans Memorial Hospital desegregation purposes, Van Admtsswns - Brenda Meter satd 'Unless thts amendment IS LeMaster, Pomeroy approved, you have very clearly opened the door for the federal court to come m Holzer Medical Center here and seize the enllre $40 (Discharges June 15) mtlhon loan fund " Pamela Albert. Sophta Under an agreement Chesser, Mmme Clark, Flora reached m the DemocratiC Dailey, Leona Ebersbac h, caucus , Ocasek qutckly Kermit Faught, Thomas moved to table the Gooldm , Jason Hall, Mary amendment and debate went tlarrts, Karen Heath. James no further The amendment Htll, Margaret Hoschar, was tabled on a 21-10 party· Goldie Houck, Tom lson, lme vote Ethel Knotts, Fredertck Sen Kermeth R Cox, )). Lamer, Frank Marttnko, Barberton, who favored a Leon McKnight , Orpha stmilar amendment to Jumt Peters, Marhn Poe, Myrtle th e Controlling Board 's Sampson, Dana Sargent, Joy authortty to release busmg Shtelds, Emma Swon, fund s, sa td the ca ucus ranvel Wamsley, Ltnda discussiOn was "hea lthy but ard , Bethany Wreede not volallle " (Births) Mr and M~s Garr) Sexton, daughter.1ackson Democratic Hospital News three vtctlms Authorities said none of the victuns knew lxlw to swun. "The pass ha s a tremendous undertow ," satd Stenff's Capt Gene Smtih, who headed the search teams "The ktds asked tf they could go in the water They were out there Just when the tlde was gomg out and tt has one helluva a current It Just swept them out'' Smtth satd the chtldren, on an afternoon outing, went ongmate on the ftrst floor of the two-story untt All hve of the bodies were found U1 the upstatrs porllon of the complex, he satd Ftre Chtef Joe Douglas satd me of the children appeared to be under 2 years of age and the two other chtldren appeared to be between 6 and 10 years of age "When we arrtved, thetr lUllt was totally (engulfed m flames)," srud Douglas, who responded to the I 56 am. call ' It was qwckly brought under con trol - wtthin 30 or 45 mmutes There was nothmg parttcularly unusual about the ftre, except the tragtc thmg ts that more people don't have smoke detectors " Douglas satd the cause of the flr e was sttll und er mveshga tlOn Court actions filed Thursday Two sutts for money, three acttons for divorce and two for dtssoluuon of marnages have been flied m Metgs County Common Pleas Court Umled Student Atd Funds, lndtanapolis, lnd , ftled sutt tn the amount of $3,056 16 agamst Davtd S Heaton, Rt 3, Pomeroy Agnes Sellers, Portland, flied sutt tn the amount of $900 agamst Aaron Turner, Rt I, Long Bottom, et al for damages as the result of an acctdent Feb 4, 1977 m Lebanon Townshtp Ftlmg for dtvorce 11ere Dottle Cremeans, Rt 4, Pomeroy, agamst Cha rles Cremeans, Coolvtlle, llene Hall , Mtddleport, agamst Truman Hall, Mtddleport, Cynthia Ann Mayle, Mtd· dleport, agatnst Ca lvtn Wtlford Mayle, Jr , Rt 1, Racme · F1'mg for dtssolutlon were Martha Clonch, Mtddleport, and Wtlliam Clonch, Mtddleport, and Donna V Lavender, Mtddleport, and Wtlltam T. Lavender. Mtd· dleport wadmg when the ptckup truck m which they were mling became stuck m soft sand. The area, known as Surfstde Beach and located south of Galveston tsland, was marked no swunmmg, he satd The bodtes of Carol · Masters, 15, of Sugar Land and Lmda Zahn, 13, of Houston were recovered about 100 yards from the shore Still mtssmg were Carol's brother, Leroy, 7, her stster, Usa, 10, and James Bowman, 10, of Houaton. Smtth satd Bowman's stster, Kelly, 16, was wtth the party but did not go m the water. "She saw what was happemng, though, and went out to try to save her brother," Smith SBld. ' She caught hliD for a whtle but the current was so bad she had to let go of him The Tenth Dtstnct Democrallc Action Club held tts orgamzatlonal meetmg recently at the Elks Club tn Martetta The featured speaker was Stale Senator Anthony Celebrezze, Jr, Democratic candtdate for Secretary of State In hts remarks, Celebrezze emphastzed the degree of untty whtch extsts among the Democrats runnmg for state olftce, and felt that tt would carry the entire ucket to vtctory m November Celebrezze was crttlcal of the mcumbent Secretary of State Ted Brown He felt the offtce should do much more to get people to recognize the unportance of votmg He also crtllctzed hts opponent 's role as chatrman of the Ballot 1 Commtsston, sta\m~ that the language of tssues ont he ballot remams extremely unclear and that the adverttsmg of tssues has been madequate. Celebrezze also felt that electton stattsttcs are not TAG DAY SET Syracuse - Mtners•tlle Baseball Assoctatton will hold tag day Saturday m the •lllage of Pomeroy and Syracuse Soltclttng donauons wtll be members of the softball, htlle league and T-ball teams All donattons 1111l be greatl y apprectated SUNS WIN AGAIN The Syracuse Suns T-ball team upped thetr season record 4-1 by defeating Rutland Thursday mght 2323 Teenager (ConUnutd hun pace 1) dleport youth to Fatrfleld School for Boys m Lancaster. 0 , for repeated mctdents of obtaining mot or vehicles from car dealers through deceptton and vtolatton of proballon It ts reported the youth had obtamed cars and motorcycles from dealers m Metgs, Gallta and Mason colUlttes ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY DAD ON R'the same locauon The fit queen's luncheon wtll be held nil at 2 30 p m on Fnday, June ~ 23, at the Masomc Temple m of Mtddleport ·~ All local queens such as w proms, Juruor M1ss, etc , are dE welcome to the queen's N luncheon. They should m contact Mary Ault tf they ~· wtSh to attend ,, bi SQUAD RUNS The Pomeroy Emergency th Squad made two emergency L• runs Thursday afternoon ~ At 2 10 p m the squad was hE called to the Ward residence co m Harnsonvllle where Mr ca Ward had caught his toe m a m1 lawnmower. He was treated Cr on the scene 16! At 4.23 p.m Brenda WI Templeton, New Street, a EA medtcal pattent was taken to ~:Veterans Memo nal Hospttal pr R Fit YO WORD RECEIVED Cl Friends and 1elahves In 1Meigs County have recet•ed word of the death June b of Sharon Smtth 30, formerly of Metgs count\ , In a Col umbus hospital She IS survi ved by - several cousms 111 lhe Met gs Cu unl y area KNIT SHIRTS - ... \/.f ~ TIES ' r I r ' l DRESS SLACKS ) ~ ~\ I I I' r ,. ) ,: ~ '-"\.!-~ CHAIRS Sale Prices on Summer. Furniture, Watches, f'UNDS DISTRIBUTED State Auditor Thomas E Ferguson's office armoWJced the June, 1978 dlstrtbullon of 133,:149,6119 m Aid to Dependent Children to 484 ,489 recip ieo , tn Ohto 's 88 countte , Meigs County recei,ed ~ 449 for 1,019 rcup1en1-. I NO 20 VIdeo Games, Radios, Handkerchiefs and Jeans. SHOP FRIDAY TIL 8:00, SATURDAY TIL 5:00 ·Eiberfelds In Pome <.~ml C•Ii D•hlberg, D<Jvld Bla ~: k , H1t1 • tttlittt tmts SU NDAY, JUNE 18, 1978 GALLI POLIS- POINT PLEASANT MIDDLEPORT- POMEROY PRICE 25 CENTS EXTENDE!l FORECAST Monday lhrough Wednesday, a few scatterrd sho\\ers or thundershowers daily, 1uth highs m the upper 70s or 80s Lows ~Ill be m the upper 50s to lhe middle OOs Monday and 10 the 60s Tucsdo) and Wednesday Panel seeks involvement POMEROY ad~Jlescents Chtldren and - hu"' can they consohda te their po11er lo enhance higher standards of sc\f-<hrection 1 Bob Morns, prmc1pal of Pomeroy Flcmcntar) , Dun Morrts, dtrector of turrtculum develupment for Metgs Luca l SIGNJN(; UP FOR FROG HACE - Ed Slater left, employe of Kerrs Schools, JUvenile probation offi cer Carl D1stnbutmg Co , Athens 1s shown entertng h1s frog 'Kermit' ' In the .mnual frog llysell and John Brammer cuunselor m JUmp" to be sta~ed Saturday, June 24, at Marauder Sladtum m J>omero) FIIhng out the entry form for' Kertnlt 'IS Bill Young grand croaker mcharge of vice the chil d and adolescent program at the Metgs Mental Health Center wtll address Area fire deparltnents invited to take part in July 4 contest rerreatton fest1val GAl l.IPOI IS - The yellu" ball Accordmg to Ftre Chief James Northup su""""ded 14 feet off the ground, won 't be area ftrc depar1rncnts are Jnvttcd to enter the only thtng to get 11et when Gallipoli s firemen hold the1r second annual water- ball fight. July 4 BJ the lime the battle ts over the firemen "Ill have soaked each other as ~ell Spon sored romtly b) lhe Gallipolis Shrine Club •nd the Gal!Ipulis 1'1re Dcpanmcnt, lhe evelll IS schedul ed to learns for the cumpetlttun North up sa1d any depanment nHI) register two person tht:s questiUn at the Mc1g:s Human Resource Cuunc11 s luncheon m ectm~ at the Me1gs lnn 'luesda) , June 20 dt noon The panel hnpes for audience parUc1patwn bram stormmg posstbihltes for mvolvement of patents, students local a ~en c1 es. teachers and udm tm strauon to support th e rno\•ement uf yo uth t oward goa ls which nu~ht mclude self-disctpline, prrde and ln V(Jivcmcnt vta grou p gu1dance Anvonc mtr1 estcd IS ll tYI! ed to <:ltlend the luncheon meettng Nu rcserva twns dre llCCCSSHr}' t~ams by appearing ,JlJ p m on the da) of the battle Northup also said area CIVIC FIIIE f tf,HTERS SUMMONED MlDDJ.EPOHT - The M1ddlepon l'n e Department was ca lled to the UI The obJect of the watcrballltght Is for 1e1 sectiOn of l{oul es 7 and 33 Fnda) ,11 begm at f p m on the c1ty park wl.llcrfrunt one team tu llW\ e the ) ell ow ball from I he II 06 p m ~here a truck owned by Rubert and IS part or he commum ty's ~::~nn 1m\ clubs and fraternal orgamza1 1ons may ent er teams rl\ cr center tu the opponent 's end of .1 100 fool long steel cable uSing a tOO pound lper square tnch r stream of water pourmg out of a 11 t mth hose 1wu teams com pete eat: h lime under a three mm ut e luntt cll itl lbe dmmpiOnshlp team 1s chosen by an chnunuuon proce~s Northup noted that at the conclusion of the regular team matches, chi ldren •Ill GAl.llPOl.IS - Mik e Kamman , have d chance to 1ry thctr luck at waterball general chatrma n ror the 13th mmual fi ght Ulg River festival begins July 1 Creauthers, Route 2 Pomeroy was un fire f1remcn c xun ~ mshcd the btaze Four vandalism II , DISCUSS COUNTY-WIDE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM dulles Pictw-ed, left to nght are Don Phtlltps and James - 1\ meeung of co unty Ia~< enforcement officers was held Frtday aflernoon to disc uss the proposed counlv wtdc lOJnrnumcatJOn system dCS I ~ n ed tO atd O{ftccrs In lhctr Justt<c Shenff James M ont~omery, far nght, served as chmrman of the grant proposal committee 9 Foster held re presentatives fo r the Ad.numstratton of 4 Proposed county-wide communication system discussed by Gallia officials GA!.L!PO J IS - A p1oposed counl )· cuuld foresee no problems "'1th re~ard:s to 1t ponable unlls tor tne Gallia County Shenff s Office lour mobile and four Ille represe ntcttl v~s spc..:ula ted tha t portable umt> for the Gallipolis C11y Pohce discussed here f nday afternoon b) local the proposal 1\ ould probably be approved Depaitmenl. one mobile and one portable law enforcement off1cers umt for the Vil lageofC heshtre, o'ne mob1le The meetmg which was called by b) Ocluber of thiS year If approved, the ~rant would supply and one pOJHtbl ~ um t for Vmton , two Ga lila Count) Sher 1H James MontgomerY, concerned the progress of the grant $50 HlO to the county tu be used lor the mobJie and two portable wuls for Rio proposa l subtnttted to fund the com- purchase of mob1lr and porta ble com Gra nde one rnob1lc and one portable umt "'de ( {JIUHIIUIII(Uti O/lS S)S lem \\CI S the fundm g mumcat iOn net \\ ork Don Phillips and James Foster, held represent all ves for the Admmtstratlon of Just1ce, told the offtcers the p1 oposu l " as betng Vlclled f,IVorabl\ and lhal lhC\ Vinton mayor calls for 5 resignations River Recreation Festival smd Sat urda) reams destrmg to JcgtsteJ ln ddvance that plans have been completed for the ur who want more mformatlun ma) Ga llipolis celebration scheduled lui July I L11nl ac1 CIIhci Chi ef Northup (44lHI613 ) 01 through 4 Maimtng Wei herhull 1446-438:1 I BY t.ARRV EWING The event ts sponsored each year bv VINTON - Chargmg H lack of counctl lhe Gallipolis Area Chamber of Comcooperl!tiOn durmg th e pa st s1x months, merce Vmton Major Howard Neekamp has Fcsllvthes Y.lll ~ct undcrwa) Suturcalled for the restgn<iliOns of Council day, July I With a queen coronallon of Members Elva Adkins, Harold Brown, fic1al opemng ceremonies, a voca l concert Charles Easter, Gary Mc<:Jaskey, and by the Gallta Academy l!tgh School Rodney Alderman Madngats and entertainment by I ex On Jur1e 14, Mayor N•-ekamp sent a Hamson and the Valley Boys, Country and eerllhed letter to each of the council Western Show Sunday, July 2 \\Ill nu~ mbers named above feature a chicken barbecue, open house at The letter read ' Our House museum and a gospel con'Your unme!hate res1gnatton will cert all afternoon and a ski sho" and skt POMEROY - Meigs County Sherif! preclude the necessJl) for )OU to engage an races mto the evemng Monday, July 3, James J Proffttl reports deputies arc atturney to defend you tn forthcommg will be kids day actiVJlies featunn g checktng four vandalis1n complamts liligatwn designed specifJc•lll to effect wheelbarrow races, rope skipping, suck Betty Hawk , C hesler, owner uf the )O ur remova l from ofllcc races, lurtle races ond a pet show Sumerheld Restaurant rep<Jrted a "In dow 'Should le ga I o1 chon become Tu.,day, July 4, highlights mclude a had been broken somet une Thu1 sday necessary the broader charges shall be gtgantlc parade that starts In do11ntown mght malfeasance uusfeasanle , and Ga llipolis at 11 30 am with patriolic Fnday mormng, G•ry Dill, Chest<J nonfeasance m office with speCifics clearly ceremomes, a pra)er breakfast, magic reponed the townships detailed" shows, French Art Colony show, and the TownshtpTrustee. road grader parked at the Township Neekamp !'ilales thai tlus action must area s largest fireworks display by the Ga rage at Chester had Its glass broken be taken tn order lo correct the miStakes Gallipolis Volunteer Ftremen and Retntl out by rocks Damages were eslimated al and problems caused by these ccuncJI Merchants Association "Ill conclude the 545 members day's ac1tVJtles !.aura Ctrcle. Rt 3, Racine rDorcas1 In lcltphune lnlervle\\s Saturday, Enlertamment will be proVl<led by the reported Friday morning that around 1 30 cuunrll membero Adkins, Easler, Old Tyme Chorus, the G•rf1eld Ba rbec ue, am she was awakened by what she McClaskey and Alderman all staled Ward's Keyboard & t'rtends, and Country thought was a gunshot lhey "'uuld not rt..,.;lgn. Strangers and selections from 'G•IIia When she got up, she dlsco,ered two Councilman !::aster s.ud that the Country" throughout the fo ur day festival rocks had been thrown at her house One people Vmton had elected hun to offtce, Food and drinks will be offered by 13 rock struck the sJdtng, the other rock and thatof he would not be threa tened with concesston stands on the festival grounds bruke the sturm window and other wmdow court action by Ule mayor The annual Rtver Recreation F'estlval The fourth repon of vandalism oc He furth er stated he wa s l>rct>ared to IS designed as family fun and en· curred on SR 7 near the mtersectlon of the go to court, 1f necessar) to IIHilfltaln h1s tertamment gtvlng area famtlie s an upRun Road offtce portunlty to enjoy a fun weekend Wilhout Forest t\ 1972 Chevrolet Impala owned by Elva Adkins satd th.Il the mayor had traveling on crowded highways Sara Wells, Rt I, ).,ng Bottom, had been no nght to ask them to resign that the Any organization or tndtvldual ~ tslung to enter the Fourth of July Parade should parked at the wide spot along SR 7 after counctl members are domg thm jobs, and ftll out the coupon tn the local papers or developtng transmtsston problem trying to work with the ma)or Adkins contact the Gallipolis Area Chamber of Sometime between nudmght and 10 am stated she would go to cow-l, If necessary Counctlman Alderman satd that he Commerce on State Street In Gallipolis Friday a quart beer bottle had been thrown thru the wui<lshJela d1dn 't kno~< what charges the mayor could Thls year's theme ts "America, Another Shenff Profftlt requests the asststance brmg agamst htm m court Aloorman also Year or Freedom of the public m helpmg put an end lo the stated that he would not resign rush of vandalism complatnls C.•wtcllman McClaskey recognized If anyone has any Information that can that there were pn1blems 11n the council, FREE CLOTHING DAY asstst In developing the ldeollly of the bul stated he wuuld nut resign at this CHESH IR E - The Galll a- Mel gs time. Community Ael on Agency wlll hold It s free culpritS, please ca ll the sheriff's ufhce In other matters Arthur Woodyard , McClaskey urged cooporatton and clothing da) for low tncomc persons on Wednesday, June 21 , from 9 a Ill to 12 Columbus, reported he had a porch swmg better commumcatlon between the counctl noon The Agency's dothtng bunk Is stolen from his properly In Sc1p1o Town and Mayor Neekamp Counc ilm an Harold Brown was located In the old high school bu1ldmg m ship, sometime between May 28 and June tO The tncldent Is under lnvestJgauon. , unavailable fur ctr~nmenl Cheshtre probed Friday is issued t:A RI OAHLREIIG OAVID BLACK complaints are Reminder A spokesn1an tor the Metgs Extenston Servtce tssued a remmder today that JUnior fatr kmg and queen appllcatlons are due m the Meigs Extension Offtce June 26 Club members of 4-H, Gtrl Scouts, F F A , F H A , and v I C A who are 16 years of age or older are encouraged to enter the contest Applications are avatlable at the F.xtenston Office Requirements are as follows Must have an exhibtt of some form m the Juruor Fatr Must be 16 years of age or older on January 1 Those ha vmg any questtons, contact the Metgs Extension Office at 992-3895. - DAVID SII\ANG VOL 13 provtded qutckly enough by his opponent and felt that the use of more modern techntques could make such mformatton more qutckly available "The days of green eye shades and ann garters are over,'' Celebrezze satd He concluded by saymg he felt that the outcome m November's ele<:Uon would be dectded by the small and medtum stzed counties ln the state In other busmess, members heard Daren Mtkal, candtdate for the 95th House seat, and representatives of other legtslauve candidates Carl Kane, mayor of Beverly, spoke for Dtck Celeste and Mtke Dornan, candtdates for govern or and lieutenant governor Officers elected for the com mg year are · Mary Benson, prestdent, Fatrfteld County , Alexander Prtsley, vtce-prestdent, Athens Co unty. Mary Hackett , secretary, and Mary Bumworth, treasurer , both of Washmgton County 1\.uto l'.n1 s and DcJhlberg Glass The volvement With tht! radio televisiOn InexeuJII Vl' dn c{tor uf lhc.: Suutheaste!n du stry durmg ~ht ch he wun several (Jt.tnch.• Co ll t•ge itnd ( iiii\J t\Uil ll) lnll~~e Ohlu Hc~lll nal ( trllll t ll ICr.;C IVed h1 s awan.ls Ill' al so remains a t:tlv~ i:tS a bathll rr l s degret m JuUmailsm from Uhw mm1 ~1er uf the Lutheran Church m a d nunt slr<~ Lu l s hct ve been t~ppotllt ~ d ! 1• AmenGl Stal l' Univ ersity m ltJ42 n t:~A PIJStiiUn s i.ltcurdlllg IU .In i.U1 The (,alltpol!s rcsidenL received h1.s In hi s new t apuut } IJi:.ihlbcJ g Yilll noun< ement made Jode~y by Paul C ll.a}eS lontm ue t u tout dm.1te the hrghl) sue ba chelm s degree from Il lin ois Wesleyan pr"' ~uch. nl D.thlhcl g forrnct dt rct tul uf tlevclop lcssful free enler pr 1sc v. urk shops whtt h Un tVC I Sit) m 1960 and his m~:~ ster' s of he helped rJ n gtnale <tl Rt!l Grande and dJ VInlll Ill 1965 from I utheran School of fll('nl \.-\ ,ts made an u ss t~tan t tu the I heolugy at Cht cago prt·st r.knt , whtle Suang, Wh(i lwd been \\.hllh last year "'un et Cltdt tun fur ex In Ju s new pusltllm St1ang Will cellence from the Frecdums J. ou ndauun at d n t'clu J of college rd.JLtun s ~HI S named Vollt\ f-orge li e will ai S1 1 work wtth cuor d1n<-1t c R1u (,rande's development I he du ~ecl t1 1 of lievt•lupm~n l Bl cu~ k wtll utfl (e mclud1ng the sdwvl ;:; current 1.\ufk Wllll the dCVClopmCill l~cUTl i)S cln :speu« l Jevel ul>lllcnt piuJecls and fuUII u.sststant I! the d1rt•t1u1 fu t ~(J\>1' 1 nmentr-d dL~II un 1el<Jllun s under a ss 1 ~nm ent fT om capita l c.u n p tll ~n ami It :-:~ co llege relations and alumm Ielat J(JnS dep~u1.ment s President llayes t dc~IHm s Black, GallipoliS the newest staff SI I c mg u n~umll } Jollied lh~ tullegc D<.~\llbc r K who ltv e~ 111 Wellslon swfr 1n 1976 Pnor to tha t ht; Wd !l st<.ttwn member. came lu Rio Grande l• st fall as Julnl'll the t. ullegc staff 111 1969 as vtce presalent for de\Clopmcnt after a 20 year mana ger uf WMPO, MJddlepuil Strang s l 1tle Ill CrJo rdmator H1 s rc spunsJblhtJes Cuntmued on A 2 LLJ rL't r on busmcss .1s owner uf Wcllstun CCHeer mdudes an 16 yc.Jr hi StUI V uf HI HIU I .I!ANIJE I><J vtd M Str .,.n~-: unba lOth District club organizes BOOSTERS MEETING na ' RACINE - A spectal an• meetmg of the Southern Band on ORIENT AT ION SESSION Boosters wtll be held at 7 30 vi i The 15 contestants for the p m Monday at the htgh W~ttle of Metgs County Regatta school Supt Bob Ord wtll be P~ueen wtll meet at the present to explam the new ~~Iverboat Room of the Meigs handbook All parents of band beBranch, Athens County sySavmgs and Loan at 7 p m members are urged to attend mMonday for an onentatton sh~sesslon A I On Wednesday judgmg of m the contestants wtll be held at Rio's Dahlberg, Strang and Black assume new positions Five children swept to deaths Fire kills 5 persons Q 4t!S :J6J5 U ~ l (J IRA CT O iol ~ Mf I J) Set:> I ~ ~(> '( Rood f'omt roy & BLEND Pomeroy Landmark For~le and Wendy of CheShtre, Conn He was preceded m death by one sister, Della Huston Funeral services wlll be held at I p m Saturday m the Hemlem-Brown Funeral Home wtlh the Rev R W Faulkner offtctating Burtal wtll be tn Oak Grove Cemetery Fnends may call at the funeral home from 2to 4and 7 to 9 p.m. Frtday. Memortal servtces wtll be conducted by Mmgo Lodge 171 at 7 30 p m Fnday m the funeral home I Cncket, lnter\1ewed Saturda) mormng Mayor Neekamp. further charged that actton taken m fr1da~ s spccwl CO WICilmet:!tmg was mtended to fortt the rcstgna tion of Vtnton Marshal E W Wtdger Council moved on f nday to not pay the msurance due on the vtllage pohce crutser Thts actiOn wall dtsconllnuE' patrol tn Vmton at least unt il the next ser\u.:es mumcatwn umts as well as foi Jhe purchase of mlscellnneous base and anlenna for Ccntervall e and one mohtle and one tuu nty commurutit'S ~uuld be e)(pected to ~upph 5 p~r cent of 1he amount m mat· dung fund.!! If appM ed the gr"m would allocate fum h fur the purchase of eight mob1le and used for lav. en forcement onl y Altendmg "e re Chns portoble unll for Crown Cttl The number of commurucatlon unlls eqUipment Atotal of 145 i10 would be supplied bl fund ed per commumt} ts based upori the fed er.11 fundm g \\Ilh Ihe remamder s1 ze of theu Ja w rnrorC'e mcnt office The g1ant , wh1ch \\. ould fund this equall\ fu rnished by stol e and local funds Accvrdm g to Phillips and Foster proposa l requires that the equipment iJc !Juiltlill{.f Jlrojl!ct Mmull•r A specml meetmg of f'(JSt 39 ~mcrt can Leg1on, ~•ll be held i 30 p rn Monday m the Pornero\ I eg1un H.ill Purpose uf the rncetmg: 1s to dtscuss posslbtlit l('S of bm ldmg a ne" legiOn home All trustees and 1nterc stcd members are urged l o :mend mayor's t hiJrges and stated the dectsmns had been made enurely lor financial V1nton Ma yo r Howard Neekamp Vmton Ma rshal, E W Widger , NanC\ I emlev of Cheshtre ,Ind Gallia Count) deputtes Gcot ge Plants and D R Whil e POME HOY Drew-Webstt~ r regular meettn ~ of U1e council m July Counrtl moved earllc r thts Yt!dr to reduce the >alar) of Marsh1Ii Widger from $000 to $150 per JIJ()nth Councilman Charles !::aster demed the John 1.t}lor . Ma rhn Wcdeme)er , mayur of Rto Grande. Roben Sha• Rto Gra nde Mar sh.ll !-l!gioll fill irl's to (/i.~('U!>S Mor ns Galhpulis ril l manager , Chief of Police MEf r TUESDAY (,Ati ,JP OI IS - Ga llipoli s Cit) Comnu sston '1-\ !ll JJH!ct m specml sesston on Tucsda), b eg tnntn ~ at 8 p m tn the muruCIJ)lll co urt room Ill the c1ty bu1ldmg MIDOLEPORT - A lurmer village ' garage on Rutland St was romplelel) dcstnt)ed by fire Saturda y afternoon The bu1ldmg • as 0" ned b) Noel Hermann , and "as used for storagr The struc·ture contained sc' era\ odds and ends and nnr old automobile The Harold Smtth home nearby \\as saved b) Middleport and Pomeroy firemen Ftremen .,. ere ou tht' srene approximately three hours Caust· of tile blaze Wa!i un· detrrmlned reasons Accordmg to Easter, the <-ouncil moved not lo pa v th e crUiser msurance lUltll there ISa full disclosure b) the vtllage hnance <nrnnuttee of tile funds currently available Ill the VIoton budget Easter further slated the coutictl was e• plunn g lhe posslbfllty of c.mtractlng around the clock prutectlun lrom the Gallla Cuunl) Sheriff's ufflre. Accordmg to Easter thts move would save the village subslWJllal arnolUlts of mone) on sahmes, \chtcle rnamtcnance and msur ance 11w only council member not asked to restgn was Collis Atkins. Alkms was appomted by Mayor Neekamp to fill a vac:ancy creall..>d by the rettrerncnt of Woodrow Browmng Meetmg on Fnda), the counctl took the £1r ~t step tn an attl•mpt to remove Atkins from office The cowu:rl moved to send Atkins a letter asking htm to appear before the body to answer charges agatnsl hnn Accordmg to council members, Atkins has missed four consecuuve mcet1•gs Council rules allow for the removal uf a member after two absent-es In further actiOn taken Friday, the council moved to pay the msurancc on the Vmton. flretru cks Counctl also patd Roy Spears for the mstallatton of gnlls at VInton park The council authorized Neekamp to mvest1gate the purchase of a dump truck for the village 1DV AL CITIZENS - Freda Ltevlng, left, and,Beulah Utterback, twm ststers, wba reside on Porheroy's East Mam Street are dedtcated women They have, for sometune, assisted the Pomeroy Chamber of Com merce m Its cleanup campaign You can see them every mormng ptckmg up debrts m front of thetr home on up East Mam to the Pomeroy Cement Block Co operation They also asststed Mr and Mrs Paul Stmon m plantmg flowers at the corner of Nye Ave and East Main Saturday, the chamber extended Its thanks to the ladtes for their Interest and assistance �A-2- The Sunda y Timcs-S!•llllllel. Stmday, Ju11e 18, 1 ~78 . 's•.• R 10 fJ with the University ot l't'.IHI C!:i!iCC. where he alsu rece ived his master 's in t972. Black e<.~m cd his b.ac h e l llr· ~ frum Lee Cu \l c~u. L'levt•land , Tenn .• in 197 l. Pri11r tu cominl:( Continues from A-1 are being expanded to include fe~eral and ..h1ate governm~ntal relettions <lnd foundation support . !o Hiu Grande he lwd been dircrtil r qf lung rnnge pi ~Hillin g and Title Ill prot-:r am at IA'l' l'oll t·~r and twd i1lsu s~neU as clin•ctur pf l'UUIISt' l m g ami test ing. Black is cu rrently working lltl h1s Ph.- d d a BUCHOLZ ELECTED •• Extra dztwn proce ures un env Y coLUMBus 1UPI1 - The Ohio Osteopa thic Association report s Gilbert S. Bucholz. D.O .. a Toledo radiologist, was el ected president of I he 1,110 member group, succt•eding Philip Golding, D.O.. Columbus. Also elected at the OOA's PT. PLEASA NT - Ex- Perry. Perr)· along with deputies tradition procedures are being Harn· Rhodes. C.l .. Walls. T . initiated here to have a Point Pleasant man returned from E. Roush, E. F. Crump and :'1 . GaUia County to face a felony E. Benso n. allege that they charge of possesSion uf uncovere d a qua nt1l)' · of marijuana. marijuana. 111ari juana plants. Paul Swain, Barnette Road , various mari juana p ipe ~ and refused to wa ive extra diti on. seve ral pr esc ription dru gs on a fu gitive warran t whhout prescriptions. following his arrest Thursday . Gallia Coun tv authoriti es released him after he posted a $3,000 bond. In Mason Coun ty. an original warrant on the drug charge was iss ued bv Mostly clo udy today. wtlh a Magistrate J ohn " And ,.:. chan ce of thunder showers Wilson. · apct h1ghs in the mid or upper This warran t resulted frotlr:"80s. " Pr oba bilit y of a search of Swain 's residence~i pttati o n is 50 percen t June I , according to Mason today . CoWJiy Sheriff's Deputy J . E. Weather electronic. Suudit y II Timt·s-Scntiul'l ! 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Ge raldin e Bu rcham . and Virgini a presented wit h an orch1d cnrsagc by the hostess . Twc!n: ladies were seated arnund the table with the honon·d gues t a ll were closely associalcd in the now nun -a ctiv e Cham bersburg Ladies Aid . Hlcssing was asked by Evelyn Jeffers. Aft er the meal wos served by Mrs. Iri on assisted by her daughter . Mrs. Gra ce Johnson of Middleport. the afternoon was spent soc iall y, and the minutes of the June 6, 1934 meeting was read by it to losetradi1.m a nd swerve left uf center intu the poth of the Eblin vehi cle. Shaffer w~ s cited fur OWl. operating a vehicle wilhou t a li cense, and reckless tJ peration. At 11 :50 a.m., an auto driven b)' l <~uise B. Mitchell, 50, Gallipolis, made a left tum off State St. to go north un Third Ave., and struck a vehi cle driven by Gary Groves , 25, Ga llipolis in the left front fender. Qflt cers investiga ted a backing in ci den t in th e parking lot of Penny Pare Super Mark et at 10:50 a.m. A ccord t n~ to the rep01t , an a uto driven b)' Jo L. Kelton, 17, Gall ipolis. was backing from a pa rk ing space when it st ruck a veh icle owned by Opal Miller, Gallipolis. There was minor damage to the Mill er auto . At t2:40 p.m., offi cers J 1 lhl l l!t Ill \ii g !JI\.1 IIIII,' ~ I ',U ~ '' iltl ' " 1 11•1111 1 ~~ $11 ~I . I lll'l't' 111<•1 1· tit , $. iltl l ·. bt • lt i ii'J"t' $~1• IMIJII 'I ,l t'oll . ~ 1\ $1.\iJ.tl , \ ]II( '<' IIU•ti l l l~ }' , Jtl 111••1"1 .... 11\t' $,:1 ;!J 111"1111111 Jl11· Ji,lfil S\·1111111 '1 "Iii ' ~~ ·. u ~ .''1 11 1, ,..;1\ lllulllli ~ $ 11 Jll llil! 't'lli"ll IIIHI Il li• lit· ~· 1• 1 J-.1-"'"llt ' lt' f !t. .-1 . ' I\ 1111111 111, ! ll Jll lll rt 'l ' tlltllllh.~ ~ · J\1 Jlu· l 111h•d ] 1 1"1 '\~ l111t' llllLL•tlal 1• , \• lll' ll d) tllllllt·• l I" lilt" U~t · ],1 pul"l' ,1\1•'11 u f ;dl 111'11 ' tli ' Pilh ],., , 1t •lill·rl I " Ill\' IW I\ ' ]>itlh' l ,11 11! .th" 1111 ,,,. •• 1m·1• " ] 'IJ l tlt,Ju·~ lll' lt ' lll SPECIAL SESSION PO MEH OY - Pomeroy Lodge 164 , F&AM, will hold a specia l meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday with work in the Master Mason degree a nd will hold a noth er special meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday fur work in the EA deg ree . All Master Masons are inv1ted 14X70 GTHAtJt &'t (:.~IIi polis. Phone' H . C.~RA\'ELLE" ELECTROTI ~IE Fa• as lttlle as S59 95 y0u can have a srra rtly 1a 11aro'..: brand-name wa lcn tJ-,at opero les Plec1ron ·c-~~ . Never nee.js ""~d·"''j .".~-: m ~k es a most ,.,..,pr~c. .r: q.ll Just ask for the Bu c ;::t Ca•avelle Eleclrot ~c See a ll the hanosor c -· 1 '·s Outdoorsman . For men A beau· f , .. ,, A. Oay date . Goldl ont ra~e Cllampag nl! d•a l. $69 .1$ B. Oay ,date . Sl!werton e lt'\1~1'1 f e•t ured 111~er d1a l 1S9 .95 417 Second Av e. Across from Theater Gallipol is , Ohio Your Dream Home••• Complete in 60 Dags on Your Own lot. Rench t apr/.t l Ohio Du~ne~s FLEX STEEL . What ever your taste in furniture , yo u ca n choose witn confidence from F lexstee l . Whether you selec t contemporary, tradit ion al. modern or colonial . you w ill lind an impeccable el egance in every piece that will be a proud addit ion to you r hom e. Thi s dist inc tive Fl exsfee l s tying is ava ilabl e in sof as. section al s. suites, c hair s, and a uniqu e so fa · s leep e r . Hundr ed s and hundreds of fabr ics, al l decor a tor·se lected for bea utif ul co r rec tness. OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 PM • G. C. MURPHY COMPANY - LANE PROVINCETOWN Outstanding style, quality, vnlu e. /11 11 wurd: Lane TRIPLE SELECTED Clean, un cl utte r ed lines . Lots of emphasis on th e natural beauty o f nch ly gra ined wood s . Sca led tor modern needs . Sty led with a flair for understated co nt em po ra ry e legan ce . Craft ed with the integrity o f a Company whose nam ~ ha s stood for qua lity furn it ur ~ for more than 60 years . And p r iced reali s tically . This is th e Lane s tory . One. to live with happily eve r after . PLANNED FINGERHOOD COLUMBIA L<llumb1.1 J !.IJlWild .. lr••m l Ol llll\ b l ,l v. eJ chr1..: 1'.111,1, ~ 1··1' l r '' "' ~ dl TAWNEY'S JEWELERS 424 Second A~e . GallipoliS THE FRIENDLY STORE NORTHERN GROWN SOLID MAPLE Create the interior design that fits the person al preferen ces and the life sty le of your fam ily wi th Pro vi ncetown . This is heirloom quality furniture that retains its beauty for yea r s to come . Created by craftsmen who lake pride in exce ll ence. · Do you want the most in durability, comfort and support? FLOOR COVERINGS SEE THE SPRING AIR BACK SUPPORTER MATIRESS WITH THE UNIQUE 'KARR' INNERSPRING UNIT. FRIGIDAIRE We fO 29,000 1 have choice lots BVB/1/Ible . On Your Foundation There's a beautiful Ca11ltal Model f(N' e\'cry taste and budget. Taki n_g pride in th e products they build 1s a way of life at Frigidaire . You have the feeling that they hav e a lways done !hei r very best to of fer you . th e c us tomer, de pe ndable appliances t hat are ' slyli sh and des igned w i1h you in mind . Designed and created by people for people Floors that bring your Indoor world more variety, vitality and originality than ever before. Floors for today's living, THEALL NEW CALORIC MICROWAVE RANGE • Var iable Power • Micro· Bake • Automati c Oven • Deluxe Backguard • 700 Watt Microwave Oven • Micro- Broil • Self Cleaning • Dig ital Clock America Tru.d.~ 11th Anniversary Sale Prices Reduced! Savings Up To $800 On 14 Ft. Wide Mobile Homes We Deal In Quality Mobile Homes _Such As •SCHUL T •GO VERNOR 1<&1< MOBILE HOMES 675-3000 SEE THIS LIMITED TIME SPECIAL NOW '6811 A FULL SIZED HOOVER CLEANER COMPLETE WITH TOOLS ADMIRAL Adm ira l. the name that stand s for quality and depen d ability . For cooki ng , coo ling , and cleaning co nv enie nce, Adm ir al has jus t the right appliance for you . . See the new Admiral ERA II co lor systems . A br ill iant big · serene picture tube covered by Admiral's exclusive 5-yr. prote c t ion plan . Exquis itely styled & cra fted sa binet ry in a variety of s tyles . Shop the world Adm i ral for the best of co nvenien ce . ~ MARK OF QUALITY M& nuhtCil<reQ by BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Shade. $10 "''d costs, f<ll lurt• to yiel il ; Donald J . (; r· e~n ­ wal l. West Lafayette, $1! and cnst s, spcl'ding . Forfeiting bonds were l.ef1 A. Alli er, Cum i n ~, Huger Ha ney, Ir onton , Richard McDonald, Nelso nvi lle and 'l'llliOt hy Thompson, Ht. 2, Ra cin e. $30.50 ea ch, speeding ; James E. Bland. Wes t Columbia, $360.50. OW l ; Tom R. Qu illen. Syra cuse, $511 , no cycle endorse ment ; Pa ul Cla y. Hull and, $103 , possession ; Douglas Warden, Racine, 143.55, speedin g; Walter Arnolil , Rt. ~ .. Pomeroy. 130.55, no cycle tag. Point Pleasant COMING SOON COLO:\l · • ~· Sun Mon Tu • Th••tl/r,· IIMIJ I II f HI J 1 !(Jf\.1 •, June 18 19 20 I L~ -~. James Keusoli for Summer 'THE OTHER SIDE lUll!~ .nllrlllnt'IIIM ' ... ,.._,,,\oOC,ID- >1 [ l_1.P~ OFT HE ' [ , PAUL JI~N 1'111111, \ I., .)' Fashion Coordinates Sz. 6-18 In Shades of Ttger Lily and Wispy Turquoise MOUNTAIN~ SLAP SHOT ··-- · ~· ~· · ' ··· - · ~ ~ ~ .. .. 11 .'11 •• 1 ~ · ·· · - ' ~ lit.- l'Al\T 2 THE SEVEN-PER-CENT SOLUTION ---EtC.~ \ I 'I', I 1( •, \I I' ll II IU t I Jl I 11(• CARTOON II U Nt'Jt H ~ AI HLII·A'::> I lp (] li U INI( CJLnH · JGialliiPOIIs, 348 2ND AVENUE «1: 1 SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY JUNE 18TH TO JUNE 24TH BONUS BUYS I 2 SEATER SAND BOX 7 ONlY $10 00 UNA5$EMll.IO FOR fVfiYONfl Sold Unoa.. mbled Rugged , roomy sandbox of all pine lumbar . Decorated seats at each end. Adjustable sunshade. 38 " L, 31 "W, 6 " 0 . REG. SJ3.88 Rugged desi gn with trapeze " U" bar, 2 se al e r sky g lid er, 2 air co ol swings, 2 passenger lawn swing . 6 1/ 2 ft. side entry s l ide with lded safety steps. ,. OTHER SURVIVORS PO MEROY - Surv ivors of Lelah Belle Hen drix, who di ed Wedne sday not ori ginally listed wer e Syl via Zw illin g, Sy racuse , step· daughter and Woodrow li endritks, Milw aukee, Wis, step-son jewelr y or C\' en a shel l pcndam on a ~o ld chain make fine hi ~h lighls for a white eyelet outfit. Second Avenue BACI(Y AID FUN RECEIPTS DISTRIBUTED POMEHOY - Receipt s for the offi ce of Meigs County Cour1 for the month of May totaled $6 ,384.66 , according to Betty Hobstetter, clerk . Receipts were disbursed as fo llowed : fin es to state $1 ,684.05 ; fees to sheriff, $267:50; fines and costs to cou nt y, . gener al fund , $2,275. 15; law library fund, $893.118 ; auto license and gas, $1 ,264.08 . Eyelet highli ght Bronze l.l c:ccsso rics, pastel DOWNTOWN STORE ~OlD •HOLL Y PARI< • VICTORIAN POMEROY -' Fi ft een defendants were fin ed and nine others forfeited bonds in Meigs Cu unt y Cuur1 1'1·iday . Pined by Judge Robert F.. Buck were Keith Bradford , Racine. $12 and costs, spee d; Joseph Banoe, Long Boll om , $25 and costs, speed; Craig Lidel , New Haven, $1 5 and costs, speed; Robert W. Miles, Buckeye Lake, $22 and costs, no floatation devices on children ; Donald Ra y Curry , Mt. Gay , W. Va., $25 and costs, no fishing license; Mall hew E. Long, Reedsvi lle, $5 and costs, unsafe vehicle; Earl Phelps, Middleport, $31 and costs, speeding; James D. Howard. Rt. ~. Pomeroy, $100 and costs, $80 suspend ed , permittin g unlicensed person to operate vehicle; William Blevins, Rt. 3, Pomeroy , $25 and costs, no valid fishing license; Dona ld Pelfrey , Frank lin , Ohio, $20 and costs, rec kless operation; George Glen Gum , Jr ., Rt. 4, Pomeroy, $10 and costs, no safety equipm ent, $1110 and costs, $75 suspended, no cycle endors ement ; Evelyn F. McVey, New Marshfield, $10 and costs, left of center ; Virginia M. Athey, Langsvill e, $15 and costs, left of center ; Herbert Gilkey, Rt. I, POMf:IWY The deor d1stan<:e. There were nu Pumeruy Police Dcpa r1m ent · inj uries and ndnor damage in vcstigatod three aceidents was incurred to t}(;th vehi cles . AI Ill p.1n . a car driven by Friday resu ltin g in three 11rcn da II Hley, Pomeroy, was dttlliuns. struck by a vehicle operatcil At 4:30 om . a vehicle dr iven by Verenia Kaesee, by lnl Keith Riggs , Pomeroy ,. at the corn er of Butternut and M<.~ !-is ill o n , was lr livel lin g west un West Ma in Street Main . The Hal ey vehicle was when a c~ r driven by Robert apporcntly stopped on Main 1-1 unsi cker , Bc ll cfun ta ine, prepa ring to turn onto Bu tpull ed int o the path qf the tern ut Ave. when the Riggs vehi cle turned . onto Main K m~see vehicle. 'There was medium dam ge to both frum Butternut. hitting the vehi des. Nu cttati ons were left front of the Haley car. There was medium dama ge iss ued. At5 :05 a.m . .I ulie Kennedy , to both ve hicles, but no inTuppers Plain s. stopped her ea r for traffi c on East Mai n Sll'eet. It was struck from behind by a vehicl e driven by Amma A darn s, . R<Jcine. Adams wa s cited fur assured Surf• T.,..®YIIJL LATEX FLAT WAll PAINT 2 ONLY REG. 17.49 $544 Dr pl ess , eosy to-use pomt dne s 1r U1 hr lo smoot h, washable f1111 sh on plos· Jer, wood. FRAYED SHORTS Soap and wo R.ch, de corator colors. 1n ler10r br 1ck le r cl e an-u p DENIM REG. ~ --- - i I .'' I ,• " ' > I I I f ront ond bock pocket!•. Regular; 8· 18. Slim : 6· 16. "Hoover " If beals as it sweeps as it cleans . Makes carpet s last longer and the fea tur es you would expect and some ex tra ones besides . Quality is not our property 11lone but you Wtumer fine/ quality for le.~.~ money than you will at Baker's. Our h ou~ e s are t,on-., lru cle d o nly of the be st materr als All wealt'lfH 1nsulnt10n wooden wtnd ows. alum 1n um COLUMBUS - A former Agency in Glouster. Westfall moved to !'lorida Glous1e r. Ohio resident wa s sentenecd Thu rs day in in ea rly 1978. In April. 1978, Jacksonvl lll'. Fla. to 90 days he requested a change of in pnsun and put un three venue tu the U.' S. District yea rs probation on three Cou rt in Jacksonville. An iiwestigation conducted federal tax charges a spokesma n from the Int erna l by the IRS intell ig en ce in Colu mbu s lll'vc nue Se rvice announced div ision revea led that Westfall had an Satut'dtly . In Thursday's U. S. District approx imate total in come of 164 .1100 for the period inC 1HII1 HCI iun , Norm an E. West fall, 47, formerl y of volved . In add ition to the priso n Su mmi t St. . Glouster . plea ded gut lty tu willfully sentence, Jud ge Howell W. f<llling to fil e federal income Melton ordered Westfall to tax ret ums for the yea rs 197 1, fil e all personal partnership and corporate tax ret urns 1972 and 1973 . During the yea rs invul ved, that may be due fu r the years West fa ll uwned and operated 1971-77. Westfall is to begin servi ng the We stfall In sur ance hi s sentence at the Eglin Federal Pri so n Camp. Eglin Air Force Base. on July 10. HOOVER G A new home doesn't have 10 be e.cpens1ve We ha~Je Cap1 tat horne s that you can atl ol'd NOW• Ranch and Spltt:Entry 1ypes. a chotce ollloo r plans 2, 3 or 4 Mdroo m5 One Ju«>l r~g ht to r your lamtly Former Glouster resident sentenced at Murphy's Restaurant on His Special Day! ! For .each ." Dad" e!\ing dinner with us on his special day wtll be free cake and tce cream with our compliments. ARMSTRONG way.~. 17,000 Of't~• I UIII IIU SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA SPRING AIR 1 UU I "tt/S..G I ' Treat noad" to Dinner FATHER'S DAY! .It Costs Less In The Long Run Qu11lity com e.~ in many Sri/It I nrr ~ pfiJIICI!I ,.I OM Phone 614-245-5865 for information and a look at a model house. . BilL COOKE. muscun1 director at the Kentucky Horse Park, Lexington . makes an adj ustment on one of the 690 nnmature horses and vehicles in a eo llection donated to the Horse Park by Sears. Roeb uck and Co. The collecti on was handca rved between 1900 and .~ 930 by three carvers_., ljz and Gerard Hilferty, Middleport, known profe ssionally as A Couple of DeSigners h av~ pl ayed an active role in the design of the Horse Park. POP IS TOPS ON A LOOK AT QUALITY- Modoll. St dtng FUNDS DISTRIBUTED POMEROY State Auditor Th oma s E. Ferguson's office reported a total of $337,751.55 has been sent to 82 co unti es as reimbursement for costs incurred under Ohio's Public Defender Program. Meigs Co un ty 's portion of the total is $1 ,164.79. Jacl<son Ave. Derifield Jewelry ond Spllt· foyer LUN CHEON PLANNED GALLIPO LIS - "Toughing it " is the theme for a prog ram to be presented June 21 at the June luncheon of the Gallipolis Christian Women's Club. The session begins at 12: !5 p.m. in the Holiday Inn . Kip Dixon, Westerville, will be the feat ured spea ker. The publi c is in vit ed. Rese rvations at $3.50. each should be made immediately. Officers Harold Moyer and Mik e Tucker received a description of the subjects from a waitress, and were advised that they had left the tavern on foot headed toward rourth Ave. The officers proc eeded west on Olive St ., and sighted two men answering the description they had been given. Moyer and Tucker qu estioned the s ubjects and determ ined that they had been in the tavern, and that · they were in a sta te of in· toxication. The suspects, James Coughenour , 22, Ga llipolis, and Donald L. Plants, 22, Gallipolis, were charged with diso rderly conduct by intoxication, and were taken to the Gallia County Jail. The suspects were released on bond . .•189 EACH work shoes for workmen . Qual ity bui ll to stay "on duly " whe n you 're "on duty .. Designed to keep you comfonable all day and deli ve• the l<i nd of long wear you expe ct for your GALLIPOLIS - Ga llipolis City Police offi cers investigated an incident at Carl's Tavern ~ Second Ave., at 9:30 p.m. Friday . The department received a complaint that two persons had torn a bar table from the wa ll of the tavern . • Arriving at th e sce ne, ROAST BEEF/DRESSING BREADED VEAL CUTLETT BAKED STEAK ELCONA See Jim Staats or Joe Giles BULOVA Act·o rding 111 the report , an auto owned by Peggy Williams, 21, Ga llipolis, rolled forward. striking a ve hicl e ow ned by Bett y Moore, 39, Ga llipolis, in the left front door . There was minor damage to the Moore auto , minor paint damage to the Williams vehicle. SUNDAY, JUNE 18TH WE WILL BE FEATURING MOBILE HOMES INC. Go to work in quality the parking lot of the Junes Boys on Piri e St. \I \ II .... \ 11(:"\ 1 1\11'11\1\ ](,\II·...... CLOSE OUT REUNION SET Th e annua l McC ull y re union will be held on June 25 , 1978 at the Ga llia County Fairgro unds. Basket lunch will be at 12 :30 p.m. Relatives and friends are welcome. incident Of' IJ• Fisher 1 an 1"1111' $.1 ~J jll'l Ill • 1 ;o~J I Ip ••l l ~ jl,tl h already men1ton ed. wer e L'a usin~ invest igatcd hMvlllK r1o uperators license. • lll••tilh ' 'l lh ' .111• 1 \~ t ' ' ( hunur at a luncheon Tuesday 1u rapidly a ce~Jcrate his autu I Ill• ,. Ill 1 ollllo'l ,l,o dl .1111 ! ~IIIH I-1 ~ , Mrs. Helena Feustel. Gucs1s including th e ones ! li iiP I.J4dl I ~ II" GALI.IP OI.IS Mrs. Debbie Johnson was guest ol 1111' I " Donald Tu rner, D.O.. Dayton. presid ent-e le ct : ,\l ien S. Birrer. D.O., Columbus, flfSI \'icc pre side nt ; J ohn P. Savastus. D.O.. Cleveland. Debbie Johnson honored Go GA 1.1.1 POI.I S Cit y Pol ice invcsligatcd fou r acc idents Friday. Ac co rding to the in ve~ti~ ating off icet·. an auto driven by Jack Shaffer, 25, Gall ipolis. south bo und on Second Ave .. at State Street, co lli ded with a ve hi cle operated by Mi cha el G. Eblin. 22. Ga llipolis, at 6:12 p.m. 11te investigator's report states that Shaffer attempted BO!h annua l rnre lin g and S<"tentific se minar inclu dt:d 24 cases ended • m county court Man c'ited on DWI charge Pair arrested after incident JUnes result ed . R1ggs was cited fu r D.W.J. and Hal ey for Three drivers are charged ' :J .." ·-~ ZORI THONGS : $}97 Regular 71' 2 PRS,$100 MIIIII'TUBE &HALRRTOPS Reg. 13.44 Values to ~ STRETCH FIT TUBE TOPS. S-M~ WOMEN'S 100% POLYESTER SEERSUCKER COORDINATES was Sole ~ '6'4 s 32 PANTS 4 I JACKET ~ '9' z TO 4 SKIRT ~ '6' 44 E VEST 19.94 '6 94 s ISSES GREEN CALCUTTA FABRIC 50% POLY • 50% COTION JACKET VEST PANTS BLOUSE BLOUSE ~ ~ '10.97 14.97 17.97 •5.97 14.97 MIDRIFF SHORT SETS 100% NYLON 99¢ BLUE MAX RID~NG TOY Reg.!21:8( $1 QOO SIZE 4 · 6X Reg.;JKr $157 TEENS & WOMEN'S WEDGE IRLS' SHORTS HURRACHE SHOE POLYESTER SIZE 7-14 REG.J9:91 $697 R~.~ 97~ LADY ANN MIXED NUTS SIZES 6 TO 10 TEENS - WOMEN'S CHEROKEE SANDALS ROPE TRIMS REG.W SIZES 6%TO 9 '447 OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 6 P.M. �A-2- The Sunda y Timcs-S!•llllllel. Stmday, Ju11e 18, 1 ~78 . 's•.• R 10 fJ with the University ot l't'.IHI C!:i!iCC. where he alsu rece ived his master 's in t972. Black e<.~m cd his b.ac h e l llr· ~ frum Lee Cu \l c~u. L'levt•land , Tenn .• in 197 l. Pri11r tu cominl:( Continues from A-1 are being expanded to include fe~eral and ..h1ate governm~ntal relettions <lnd foundation support . !o Hiu Grande he lwd been dircrtil r qf lung rnnge pi ~Hillin g and Title Ill prot-:r am at IA'l' l'oll t·~r and twd i1lsu s~neU as clin•ctur pf l'UUIISt' l m g ami test ing. Black is cu rrently working lltl h1s Ph.- d d a BUCHOLZ ELECTED •• Extra dztwn proce ures un env Y coLUMBus 1UPI1 - The Ohio Osteopa thic Association report s Gilbert S. Bucholz. D.O .. a Toledo radiologist, was el ected president of I he 1,110 member group, succt•eding Philip Golding, D.O.. Columbus. Also elected at the OOA's PT. PLEASA NT - Ex- Perry. Perr)· along with deputies tradition procedures are being Harn· Rhodes. C.l .. Walls. T . initiated here to have a Point Pleasant man returned from E. Roush, E. F. Crump and :'1 . GaUia County to face a felony E. Benso n. allege that they charge of possesSion uf uncovere d a qua nt1l)' · of marijuana. marijuana. 111ari juana plants. Paul Swain, Barnette Road , various mari juana p ipe ~ and refused to wa ive extra diti on. seve ral pr esc ription dru gs on a fu gitive warran t whhout prescriptions. following his arrest Thursday . Gallia Coun tv authoriti es released him after he posted a $3,000 bond. In Mason Coun ty. an original warrant on the drug charge was iss ued bv Mostly clo udy today. wtlh a Magistrate J ohn " And ,.:. chan ce of thunder showers Wilson. · apct h1ghs in the mid or upper This warran t resulted frotlr:"80s. " Pr oba bilit y of a search of Swain 's residence~i pttati o n is 50 percen t June I , according to Mason today . CoWJiy Sheriff's Deputy J . E. Weather electronic. Suudit y II Timt·s-Scntiul'l ! 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Ge raldin e Bu rcham . and Virgini a presented wit h an orch1d cnrsagc by the hostess . Twc!n: ladies were seated arnund the table with the honon·d gues t a ll were closely associalcd in the now nun -a ctiv e Cham bersburg Ladies Aid . Hlcssing was asked by Evelyn Jeffers. Aft er the meal wos served by Mrs. Iri on assisted by her daughter . Mrs. Gra ce Johnson of Middleport. the afternoon was spent soc iall y, and the minutes of the June 6, 1934 meeting was read by it to losetradi1.m a nd swerve left uf center intu the poth of the Eblin vehi cle. Shaffer w~ s cited fur OWl. operating a vehicle wilhou t a li cense, and reckless tJ peration. At 11 :50 a.m., an auto driven b)' l <~uise B. Mitchell, 50, Gallipolis, made a left tum off State St. to go north un Third Ave., and struck a vehi cle driven by Gary Groves , 25, Ga llipolis in the left front fender. Qflt cers investiga ted a backing in ci den t in th e parking lot of Penny Pare Super Mark et at 10:50 a.m. A ccord t n~ to the rep01t , an a uto driven b)' Jo L. Kelton, 17, Gall ipolis. was backing from a pa rk ing space when it st ruck a veh icle owned by Opal Miller, Gallipolis. There was minor damage to the Mill er auto . At t2:40 p.m., offi cers J 1 lhl l l!t Ill \ii g !JI\.1 IIIII,' ~ I ',U ~ '' iltl ' " 1 11•1111 1 ~~ $11 ~I . I lll'l't' 111<•1 1· tit , $. iltl l ·. bt • lt i ii'J"t' $~1• IMIJII 'I ,l t'oll . ~ 1\ $1.\iJ.tl , \ ]II( '<' IIU•ti l l l~ }' , Jtl 111••1"1 .... 11\t' $,:1 ;!J 111"1111111 Jl11· Ji,lfil S\·1111111 '1 "Iii ' ~~ ·. u ~ .''1 11 1, ,..;1\ lllulllli ~ $ 11 Jll llil! 't'lli"ll IIIHI Il li• lit· ~· 1• 1 J-.1-"'"llt ' lt' f !t. .-1 . ' I\ 1111111 111, ! ll Jll lll rt 'l ' tlltllllh.~ ~ · J\1 Jlu· l 111h•d ] 1 1"1 '\~ l111t' llllLL•tlal 1• , \• lll' ll d) tllllllt·• l I" lilt" U~t · ],1 pul"l' ,1\1•'11 u f ;dl 111'11 ' tli ' Pilh ],., , 1t •lill·rl I " Ill\' IW I\ ' ]>itlh' l ,11 11! .th" 1111 ,,,. •• 1m·1• " ] 'IJ l tlt,Ju·~ lll' lt ' lll SPECIAL SESSION PO MEH OY - Pomeroy Lodge 164 , F&AM, will hold a specia l meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday with work in the Master Mason degree a nd will hold a noth er special meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday fur work in the EA deg ree . All Master Masons are inv1ted 14X70 GTHAtJt &'t (:.~IIi polis. Phone' H . C.~RA\'ELLE" ELECTROTI ~IE Fa• as lttlle as S59 95 y0u can have a srra rtly 1a 11aro'..: brand-name wa lcn tJ-,at opero les Plec1ron ·c-~~ . Never nee.js ""~d·"''j .".~-: m ~k es a most ,.,..,pr~c. .r: q.ll Just ask for the Bu c ;::t Ca•avelle Eleclrot ~c See a ll the hanosor c -· 1 '·s Outdoorsman . For men A beau· f , .. ,, A. Oay date . Goldl ont ra~e Cllampag nl! d•a l. $69 .1$ B. Oay ,date . Sl!werton e lt'\1~1'1 f e•t ured 111~er d1a l 1S9 .95 417 Second Av e. Across from Theater Gallipol is , Ohio Your Dream Home••• Complete in 60 Dags on Your Own lot. Rench t apr/.t l Ohio Du~ne~s FLEX STEEL . What ever your taste in furniture , yo u ca n choose witn confidence from F lexstee l . Whether you selec t contemporary, tradit ion al. modern or colonial . you w ill lind an impeccable el egance in every piece that will be a proud addit ion to you r hom e. Thi s dist inc tive Fl exsfee l s tying is ava ilabl e in sof as. section al s. suites, c hair s, and a uniqu e so fa · s leep e r . Hundr ed s and hundreds of fabr ics, al l decor a tor·se lected for bea utif ul co r rec tness. OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 PM • G. C. MURPHY COMPANY - LANE PROVINCETOWN Outstanding style, quality, vnlu e. /11 11 wurd: Lane TRIPLE SELECTED Clean, un cl utte r ed lines . Lots of emphasis on th e natural beauty o f nch ly gra ined wood s . Sca led tor modern needs . Sty led with a flair for understated co nt em po ra ry e legan ce . Craft ed with the integrity o f a Company whose nam ~ ha s stood for qua lity furn it ur ~ for more than 60 years . And p r iced reali s tically . This is th e Lane s tory . One. to live with happily eve r after . PLANNED FINGERHOOD COLUMBIA L<llumb1.1 J !.IJlWild .. lr••m l Ol llll\ b l ,l v. eJ chr1..: 1'.111,1, ~ 1··1' l r '' "' ~ dl TAWNEY'S JEWELERS 424 Second A~e . GallipoliS THE FRIENDLY STORE NORTHERN GROWN SOLID MAPLE Create the interior design that fits the person al preferen ces and the life sty le of your fam ily wi th Pro vi ncetown . This is heirloom quality furniture that retains its beauty for yea r s to come . Created by craftsmen who lake pride in exce ll ence. · Do you want the most in durability, comfort and support? FLOOR COVERINGS SEE THE SPRING AIR BACK SUPPORTER MATIRESS WITH THE UNIQUE 'KARR' INNERSPRING UNIT. FRIGIDAIRE We fO 29,000 1 have choice lots BVB/1/Ible . On Your Foundation There's a beautiful Ca11ltal Model f(N' e\'cry taste and budget. Taki n_g pride in th e products they build 1s a way of life at Frigidaire . You have the feeling that they hav e a lways done !hei r very best to of fer you . th e c us tomer, de pe ndable appliances t hat are ' slyli sh and des igned w i1h you in mind . Designed and created by people for people Floors that bring your Indoor world more variety, vitality and originality than ever before. Floors for today's living, THEALL NEW CALORIC MICROWAVE RANGE • Var iable Power • Micro· Bake • Automati c Oven • Deluxe Backguard • 700 Watt Microwave Oven • Micro- Broil • Self Cleaning • Dig ital Clock America Tru.d.~ 11th Anniversary Sale Prices Reduced! Savings Up To $800 On 14 Ft. Wide Mobile Homes We Deal In Quality Mobile Homes _Such As •SCHUL T •GO VERNOR 1<&1< MOBILE HOMES 675-3000 SEE THIS LIMITED TIME SPECIAL NOW '6811 A FULL SIZED HOOVER CLEANER COMPLETE WITH TOOLS ADMIRAL Adm ira l. the name that stand s for quality and depen d ability . For cooki ng , coo ling , and cleaning co nv enie nce, Adm ir al has jus t the right appliance for you . . See the new Admiral ERA II co lor systems . A br ill iant big · serene picture tube covered by Admiral's exclusive 5-yr. prote c t ion plan . Exquis itely styled & cra fted sa binet ry in a variety of s tyles . Shop the world Adm i ral for the best of co nvenien ce . ~ MARK OF QUALITY M& nuhtCil<reQ by BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Shade. $10 "''d costs, f<ll lurt• to yiel il ; Donald J . (; r· e~n ­ wal l. West Lafayette, $1! and cnst s, spcl'ding . Forfeiting bonds were l.ef1 A. Alli er, Cum i n ~, Huger Ha ney, Ir onton , Richard McDonald, Nelso nvi lle and 'l'llliOt hy Thompson, Ht. 2, Ra cin e. $30.50 ea ch, speeding ; James E. Bland. Wes t Columbia, $360.50. OW l ; Tom R. Qu illen. Syra cuse, $511 , no cycle endorse ment ; Pa ul Cla y. Hull and, $103 , possession ; Douglas Warden, Racine, 143.55, speedin g; Walter Arnolil , Rt. ~ .. Pomeroy. 130.55, no cycle tag. Point Pleasant COMING SOON COLO:\l · • ~· Sun Mon Tu • Th••tl/r,· IIMIJ I II f HI J 1 !(Jf\.1 •, June 18 19 20 I L~ -~. James Keusoli for Summer 'THE OTHER SIDE lUll!~ .nllrlllnt'IIIM ' ... ,.._,,,\oOC,ID- >1 [ l_1.P~ OFT HE ' [ , PAUL JI~N 1'111111, \ I., .)' Fashion Coordinates Sz. 6-18 In Shades of Ttger Lily and Wispy Turquoise MOUNTAIN~ SLAP SHOT ··-- · ~· ~· · ' ··· - · ~ ~ ~ .. .. 11 .'11 •• 1 ~ · ·· · - ' ~ lit.- l'Al\T 2 THE SEVEN-PER-CENT SOLUTION ---EtC.~ \ I 'I', I 1( •, \I I' ll II IU t I Jl I 11(• CARTOON II U Nt'Jt H ~ AI HLII·A'::> I lp (] li U INI( CJLnH · JGialliiPOIIs, 348 2ND AVENUE «1: 1 SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY JUNE 18TH TO JUNE 24TH BONUS BUYS I 2 SEATER SAND BOX 7 ONlY $10 00 UNA5$EMll.IO FOR fVfiYONfl Sold Unoa.. mbled Rugged , roomy sandbox of all pine lumbar . Decorated seats at each end. Adjustable sunshade. 38 " L, 31 "W, 6 " 0 . REG. SJ3.88 Rugged desi gn with trapeze " U" bar, 2 se al e r sky g lid er, 2 air co ol swings, 2 passenger lawn swing . 6 1/ 2 ft. side entry s l ide with lded safety steps. ,. OTHER SURVIVORS PO MEROY - Surv ivors of Lelah Belle Hen drix, who di ed Wedne sday not ori ginally listed wer e Syl via Zw illin g, Sy racuse , step· daughter and Woodrow li endritks, Milw aukee, Wis, step-son jewelr y or C\' en a shel l pcndam on a ~o ld chain make fine hi ~h lighls for a white eyelet outfit. Second Avenue BACI(Y AID FUN RECEIPTS DISTRIBUTED POMEHOY - Receipt s for the offi ce of Meigs County Cour1 for the month of May totaled $6 ,384.66 , according to Betty Hobstetter, clerk . Receipts were disbursed as fo llowed : fin es to state $1 ,684.05 ; fees to sheriff, $267:50; fines and costs to cou nt y, . gener al fund , $2,275. 15; law library fund, $893.118 ; auto license and gas, $1 ,264.08 . Eyelet highli ght Bronze l.l c:ccsso rics, pastel DOWNTOWN STORE ~OlD •HOLL Y PARI< • VICTORIAN POMEROY -' Fi ft een defendants were fin ed and nine others forfeited bonds in Meigs Cu unt y Cuur1 1'1·iday . Pined by Judge Robert F.. Buck were Keith Bradford , Racine. $12 and costs, spee d; Joseph Banoe, Long Boll om , $25 and costs, speed; Craig Lidel , New Haven, $1 5 and costs, speed; Robert W. Miles, Buckeye Lake, $22 and costs, no floatation devices on children ; Donald Ra y Curry , Mt. Gay , W. Va., $25 and costs, no fishing license; Mall hew E. Long, Reedsvi lle, $5 and costs, unsafe vehicle; Earl Phelps, Middleport, $31 and costs, speeding; James D. Howard. Rt. ~. Pomeroy, $100 and costs, $80 suspend ed , permittin g unlicensed person to operate vehicle; William Blevins, Rt. 3, Pomeroy , $25 and costs, no valid fishing license; Dona ld Pelfrey , Frank lin , Ohio, $20 and costs, rec kless operation; George Glen Gum , Jr ., Rt. 4, Pomeroy, $10 and costs, no safety equipm ent, $1110 and costs, $75 suspended, no cycle endors ement ; Evelyn F. McVey, New Marshfield, $10 and costs, left of center ; Virginia M. Athey, Langsvill e, $15 and costs, left of center ; Herbert Gilkey, Rt. I, POMf:IWY The deor d1stan<:e. There were nu Pumeruy Police Dcpa r1m ent · inj uries and ndnor damage in vcstigatod three aceidents was incurred to t}(;th vehi cles . AI Ill p.1n . a car driven by Friday resu ltin g in three 11rcn da II Hley, Pomeroy, was dttlliuns. struck by a vehicle operatcil At 4:30 om . a vehicle dr iven by Verenia Kaesee, by lnl Keith Riggs , Pomeroy ,. at the corn er of Butternut and M<.~ !-is ill o n , was lr livel lin g west un West Ma in Street Main . The Hal ey vehicle was when a c~ r driven by Robert apporcntly stopped on Main 1-1 unsi cker , Bc ll cfun ta ine, prepa ring to turn onto Bu tpull ed int o the path qf the tern ut Ave. when the Riggs vehi cle turned . onto Main K m~see vehicle. 'There was medium dam ge to both frum Butternut. hitting the vehi des. Nu cttati ons were left front of the Haley car. There was medium dama ge iss ued. At5 :05 a.m . .I ulie Kennedy , to both ve hicles, but no inTuppers Plain s. stopped her ea r for traffi c on East Mai n Sll'eet. It was struck from behind by a vehicl e driven by Amma A darn s, . R<Jcine. Adams wa s cited fur assured Surf• T.,..®YIIJL LATEX FLAT WAll PAINT 2 ONLY REG. 17.49 $544 Dr pl ess , eosy to-use pomt dne s 1r U1 hr lo smoot h, washable f1111 sh on plos· Jer, wood. FRAYED SHORTS Soap and wo R.ch, de corator colors. 1n ler10r br 1ck le r cl e an-u p DENIM REG. ~ --- - i I .'' I ,• " ' > I I I f ront ond bock pocket!•. Regular; 8· 18. Slim : 6· 16. "Hoover " If beals as it sweeps as it cleans . Makes carpet s last longer and the fea tur es you would expect and some ex tra ones besides . Quality is not our property 11lone but you Wtumer fine/ quality for le.~.~ money than you will at Baker's. Our h ou~ e s are t,on-., lru cle d o nly of the be st materr als All wealt'lfH 1nsulnt10n wooden wtnd ows. alum 1n um COLUMBUS - A former Agency in Glouster. Westfall moved to !'lorida Glous1e r. Ohio resident wa s sentenecd Thu rs day in in ea rly 1978. In April. 1978, Jacksonvl lll'. Fla. to 90 days he requested a change of in pnsun and put un three venue tu the U.' S. District yea rs probation on three Cou rt in Jacksonville. An iiwestigation conducted federal tax charges a spokesma n from the Int erna l by the IRS intell ig en ce in Colu mbu s lll'vc nue Se rvice announced div ision revea led that Westfall had an Satut'dtly . In Thursday's U. S. District approx imate total in come of 164 .1100 for the period inC 1HII1 HCI iun , Norm an E. West fall, 47, formerl y of volved . In add ition to the priso n Su mmi t St. . Glouster . plea ded gut lty tu willfully sentence, Jud ge Howell W. f<llling to fil e federal income Melton ordered Westfall to tax ret ums for the yea rs 197 1, fil e all personal partnership and corporate tax ret urns 1972 and 1973 . During the yea rs invul ved, that may be due fu r the years West fa ll uwned and operated 1971-77. Westfall is to begin servi ng the We stfall In sur ance hi s sentence at the Eglin Federal Pri so n Camp. Eglin Air Force Base. on July 10. HOOVER G A new home doesn't have 10 be e.cpens1ve We ha~Je Cap1 tat horne s that you can atl ol'd NOW• Ranch and Spltt:Entry 1ypes. a chotce ollloo r plans 2, 3 or 4 Mdroo m5 One Ju«>l r~g ht to r your lamtly Former Glouster resident sentenced at Murphy's Restaurant on His Special Day! ! For .each ." Dad" e!\ing dinner with us on his special day wtll be free cake and tce cream with our compliments. ARMSTRONG way.~. 17,000 Of't~• I UIII IIU SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA SPRING AIR 1 UU I "tt/S..G I ' Treat noad" to Dinner FATHER'S DAY! .It Costs Less In The Long Run Qu11lity com e.~ in many Sri/It I nrr ~ pfiJIICI!I ,.I OM Phone 614-245-5865 for information and a look at a model house. . BilL COOKE. muscun1 director at the Kentucky Horse Park, Lexington . makes an adj ustment on one of the 690 nnmature horses and vehicles in a eo llection donated to the Horse Park by Sears. Roeb uck and Co. The collecti on was handca rved between 1900 and .~ 930 by three carvers_., ljz and Gerard Hilferty, Middleport, known profe ssionally as A Couple of DeSigners h av~ pl ayed an active role in the design of the Horse Park. POP IS TOPS ON A LOOK AT QUALITY- Modoll. St dtng FUNDS DISTRIBUTED POMEROY State Auditor Th oma s E. Ferguson's office reported a total of $337,751.55 has been sent to 82 co unti es as reimbursement for costs incurred under Ohio's Public Defender Program. Meigs Co un ty 's portion of the total is $1 ,164.79. Jacl<son Ave. Derifield Jewelry ond Spllt· foyer LUN CHEON PLANNED GALLIPO LIS - "Toughing it " is the theme for a prog ram to be presented June 21 at the June luncheon of the Gallipolis Christian Women's Club. The session begins at 12: !5 p.m. in the Holiday Inn . Kip Dixon, Westerville, will be the feat ured spea ker. The publi c is in vit ed. Rese rvations at $3.50. each should be made immediately. Officers Harold Moyer and Mik e Tucker received a description of the subjects from a waitress, and were advised that they had left the tavern on foot headed toward rourth Ave. The officers proc eeded west on Olive St ., and sighted two men answering the description they had been given. Moyer and Tucker qu estioned the s ubjects and determ ined that they had been in the tavern, and that · they were in a sta te of in· toxication. The suspects, James Coughenour , 22, Ga llipolis, and Donald L. Plants, 22, Gallipolis, were charged with diso rderly conduct by intoxication, and were taken to the Gallia County Jail. The suspects were released on bond . .•189 EACH work shoes for workmen . Qual ity bui ll to stay "on duly " whe n you 're "on duty .. Designed to keep you comfonable all day and deli ve• the l<i nd of long wear you expe ct for your GALLIPOLIS - Ga llipolis City Police offi cers investigated an incident at Carl's Tavern ~ Second Ave., at 9:30 p.m. Friday . The department received a complaint that two persons had torn a bar table from the wa ll of the tavern . • Arriving at th e sce ne, ROAST BEEF/DRESSING BREADED VEAL CUTLETT BAKED STEAK ELCONA See Jim Staats or Joe Giles BULOVA Act·o rding 111 the report , an auto owned by Peggy Williams, 21, Ga llipolis, rolled forward. striking a ve hicl e ow ned by Bett y Moore, 39, Ga llipolis, in the left front door . There was minor damage to the Moore auto , minor paint damage to the Williams vehicle. SUNDAY, JUNE 18TH WE WILL BE FEATURING MOBILE HOMES INC. Go to work in quality the parking lot of the Junes Boys on Piri e St. \I \ II .... \ 11(:"\ 1 1\11'11\1\ ](,\II·...... CLOSE OUT REUNION SET Th e annua l McC ull y re union will be held on June 25 , 1978 at the Ga llia County Fairgro unds. Basket lunch will be at 12 :30 p.m. Relatives and friends are welcome. incident Of' IJ• Fisher 1 an 1"1111' $.1 ~J jll'l Ill • 1 ;o~J I Ip ••l l ~ jl,tl h already men1ton ed. wer e L'a usin~ invest igatcd hMvlllK r1o uperators license. • lll••tilh ' 'l lh ' .111• 1 \~ t ' ' ( hunur at a luncheon Tuesday 1u rapidly a ce~Jcrate his autu I Ill• ,. Ill 1 ollllo'l ,l,o dl .1111 ! ~IIIH I-1 ~ , Mrs. Helena Feustel. Gucs1s including th e ones ! li iiP I.J4dl I ~ II" GALI.IP OI.IS Mrs. Debbie Johnson was guest ol 1111' I " Donald Tu rner, D.O.. Dayton. presid ent-e le ct : ,\l ien S. Birrer. D.O., Columbus, flfSI \'icc pre side nt ; J ohn P. Savastus. D.O.. Cleveland. Debbie Johnson honored Go GA 1.1.1 POI.I S Cit y Pol ice invcsligatcd fou r acc idents Friday. Ac co rding to the in ve~ti~ ating off icet·. an auto driven by Jack Shaffer, 25, Gall ipolis. south bo und on Second Ave .. at State Street, co lli ded with a ve hi cle operated by Mi cha el G. Eblin. 22. Ga llipolis, at 6:12 p.m. 11te investigator's report states that Shaffer attempted BO!h annua l rnre lin g and S<"tentific se minar inclu dt:d 24 cases ended • m county court Man c'ited on DWI charge Pair arrested after incident JUnes result ed . R1ggs was cited fu r D.W.J. and Hal ey for Three drivers are charged ' :J .." ·-~ ZORI THONGS : $}97 Regular 71' 2 PRS,$100 MIIIII'TUBE &HALRRTOPS Reg. 13.44 Values to ~ STRETCH FIT TUBE TOPS. S-M~ WOMEN'S 100% POLYESTER SEERSUCKER COORDINATES was Sole ~ '6'4 s 32 PANTS 4 I JACKET ~ '9' z TO 4 SKIRT ~ '6' 44 E VEST 19.94 '6 94 s ISSES GREEN CALCUTTA FABRIC 50% POLY • 50% COTION JACKET VEST PANTS BLOUSE BLOUSE ~ ~ '10.97 14.97 17.97 •5.97 14.97 MIDRIFF SHORT SETS 100% NYLON 99¢ BLUE MAX RID~NG TOY Reg.!21:8( $1 QOO SIZE 4 · 6X Reg.;JKr $157 TEENS & WOMEN'S WEDGE IRLS' SHORTS HURRACHE SHOE POLYESTER SIZE 7-14 REG.J9:91 $697 R~.~ 97~ LADY ANN MIXED NUTS SIZES 6 TO 10 TEENS - WOMEN'S CHEROKEE SANDALS ROPE TRIMS REG.W SIZES 6%TO 9 '447 OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 6 P.M. �A-4- The Sund~y Tnnrs,)enhncl. Suntl~v . June 18. 197R --------------------------- 1 ELIZABETH A. HAWK POMEROY - Elizabeth 0. Hawk, 70, died Thursday in Phoenix, Arizona. She was I • 1 the daughter of •the late EDNA ANDERSON Elwood and Essie Decker of REX BROWN Edna Ander!M)n , 72, ll3 A MI NFO RO ~ Rex l:lro wn, Racine . First Street, Point Pleasant. 20. of Minford. Ohio died at Mrs. Hawk was born at died ~'riday in Pleasant his horne Wednesday, June Portland. She was a retired cashier for Kroger Company, Valley Hospital. She was burn 14 . Oct. 5. 1905 in Plum Orchard, He was the son of Ivan and · a member of the Retail W. Va . to the late Dewitt Bettr Brown of Ht. 2 Lucas- Cle rk's lnternation.al · Clinton and Nancy Ann Cain vill e: Mrs. Brown is th e Association . and Racine J . Pickens. former Bt•1ty Wiseman nf Rio Chapter OES. She moved to She was preceded 111 death Grande. Arizona from Columbus two by her hu sband , Samut•l Hex is survi ved by a son, years ago. CurtiS Anderson . in 1967. She Hex Elwood. He is also She is survived by two was a member of the Jacksun snn1ives by fo ur brothers sisters, Genevieve Quillen, Ave . Baptist Chapel. and two sisters: Mik e Phoenix and Beulah Circle, Survivor s Include seven Langdon of San' Columbus, and several nieces daughters, Mrs. Edith Dur•l. Francisco: ka ck Lang- and nephews. Archbald, 0 .: Mrs. F:lva don and John Brown , Funeral services will be Cork er, Mem phis, Mi ch.: bolh of Mmford: Joe· tsrown held Monday at 10 a.m . at Mrs. Velma Lou ise Waiker of Hi chm ond ale: S.andra Ewing Chapel with the Rev. and Mrs. Billie June Hu ll- Hardest)' of Gallipolis and Freeland Norris officiating. man, bot h of Point Pleasant: f. llen Sk iles of Lima. Burial will be in Letart Falls Mrs. Ruth Ann Ott . Ma rion. Mr . an d Mrs . Ernes t Cemetery . Eastern Star 0.; Mrs. Mar~ a ret Frazier. Wi seman of Ga llipoli s are the services will be held at the Travers City , Mrch .: Mrs. llldtt•rnal grandparent s. funeral home today at 7:30 Ellen Irene E~n o r . Gallipolts Funeral serri ces, under the p.m. Friends may call at any Ferry: t \\-'o sons, Horne r di rection of Erwin-Dodson time. AJ1derson. West Unity . 0 .. Funeral Home, will be held 2 and Andy Anderson , Swan· p.m. Sunday at the Minford !OIL 0.: one sister . Mrs. Methodist Church. GLADYS KASPER Louise Rhodes. Middleport : POMEROY --Gladys V. !" o brother s. Samuel Bahr Kasper. 50, Columbus. Pickens. Syracuse and formerly of Lung Buttum, Nathan P1c kens. Midland . di ed Friday morning at Mer· 0.: 22 grandchildren and I')' Husprtal in Columbus. GEOHGE COOK .severHI great-grundchildre!l . Burn Sept. 10, 1927 at Funera l s~rvices for Funera l serri ct•s will be George Walter Cook, 84, Alfred . she was the daughter held 31 the Foglesong Syracuse, who died Thursday uf Maynard and Slur ley Bentz Funeral H11me Monday 10 evenmg will be held at I p.m. Balrr of Lung Bottom , who a.m. wrth the RPI', Marcin Mondtt)' at the Fi rst United survive. Also surviving cue GUI.!dm _ Bu na l w1ll be in Presbyteria n Chur ch in l1er husband. Arl Kasper : two Longdale Cemetery . Friends Syracuse. the location having sisters , Mr. Ja ck 1Elsie I Con· may call at tht.• funeral home been changed from the Ewing roy, and Mrs . Milford e~f1er :i p.m. t ud r1~ 1Wi lma i Ohlinger. all of CulFuneral Hnme. wnhus : lwu brothers, C.sh, Middleport. and Bill. Bidwell. st:.•vt!ral nieces and nephews. Mr·s. Kasper was a member uf the Gat es t'ourlh Methodist Church in Columbus. Funeral se rvices will be held Munday at J p.m. a! the 0. R. Woodyard t'uneml Home. South High St. , Cul wnbus, with burial 111 the ! Area Deaths EUREKA ! Retiring teacher is Ohio Women's Hall of Fame plans announced honored EAST MEIGS - Mrs . Nellie Parker of Route 3, Pomeroy, was recently honored by the Eastern High School facully in observance of her retirement from teaching. Mrs. Parker has taught 2 1 1 ~ years, 15 of those at Eastern High School. She has taught history, English, Latin and has been the high school librarian. In honor of Mrs. Parker, a cookout was held at the home of Mr . and Mrs. Mike Kest· ner . A!tending in addition to Mr. and Mrs . Wilbur Parker were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bahr, Susie Thompson, Arthur Arnold, Dennis Eichinger, Mr . and Mrs. David Chadwell and Charles: James Wilhelm. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Machir and Sara: Gary Reed, Mrs. Rita Linci('Ome and Mark and Ian ; Mr. and Mrs. Archie Rose and Tyson: Mrs . Kestner and Charles Ritchie, Mr . and Mrs. Roger Karr, and Carol King . On June 16, the last day of sc hoo l, Mrs . Parker was pr esented with gifts of jewelry. a polled plant and plant stand from fa cult y members of Eastern High School. NELLIE PARKER FEEI.'i EXCITEMENT LOS ANGELES iUPI) Alex Montoya told police he cut a taxi driver's throat from ear to ear "to feel the excitement." Timothy Henry, 42, of Los Angeles, was listed in stable condition at County-USC Medical Center with a gash almost 2 inches deep that reaches 7 inches around his neck . Police said the weapon was a box-l:utter. "I'm not a Manson or a Son of Sam, I just wanted to do it, " Montoya , 38, told police Friday. "! tried to kill him . I just wanted to feel the ex· citement.'' Montoya was booked on suspicion of altempted murder . JOHN H. SEIP POMEROY - Word has been received of the death of John H. Seip, 53, North Ogden Ave., Columbus and Route 2, Racine . An employe of the Toledo Steel Company and a retired chief of the U. S. Navy, Mr . Seip was a member of the Luther B. Turner Lodge F & AM, the Scottish Rite Shrine, Knight Templer Naval Reserve, the Columbus Power Squadron and !he Camp Chase Post 98 American Legion. He is survived by his wife, Betty Jane and mother-in· law, Iva R. Uniman, both of Columbus: and one steP" brother, Robert Moyer . Friends may call at the Jerry Spears funeral Home in Columbus Saturday and today between 2-4 p.m. and 79 p.m. Services will be held at the fWlera l home at 1 p.m. Monday with the Rev. George S. Brown officiating . Burial will follow in the Wesley Chapel Cemetery, Columbus. Masoni c services will be held Sunday a! 7:30p.m. t Q P o•, 1 Off11 ~>" u PASSBOOK SAVINGS 5%~"' 5;,~g?.o/o GOLDEN PASSBOOK • C•••l'fM DJII) • Mlnl111u1 s1,000 00 I·YEAR CERTIFICATE 2·YEAR CERTIFICATE didn't vote in primary When you look back upon the primary electi on fi gures for Gallia and M,eigs Counties, you wonder· where eve ryone was 1 Only 36 per cent of the r·egistered voters in Gallia County took the trouble to go to the polls and help nominate camlidatcs for state and local offices. II was only a little over half tire peuple qualified to vote who did vote in Meigs County. Half of the candidates llominatl'<l June 6 will be elected. They who complain tbe loodest about their public ufficrals could be among the 7,9;10 people wh•> ~tayed away from the polls on primary day in Gallia County a nd the 4,51J() whu stayed away in Meigs County. If they had voted. the end result could lmve been different. There were 1,396 Democrats who voted Ill Ga llia County and 1.273 in Meigs County. Republicans numbered 3,186 in Gallia CoWlty and 3,266 in Meigs County. Eleven Gallia Countians voted only on issues, and 68 Meigs Cuuntians did , too- omitting the partisan races because they didn't want to reveal !herr political party affiliation . Nomination of party standard-bearers is part .of the democratic process. If you're afraid for your boss or your neighbor to know whether you 're a Democrat or a Republican. you're leaving your choice up tu sumeuody else' If there's an obscure but potential Adolf Hitler· or J osef Stalin in Gallia or Meigs County , it's easy to know what Ire's thinking : Ule people don 't care: they need a leader. Do vote , next time there 's a primary. Milli on~ of people can't vote, but you have the privilege uf chuosing the fulk who run your court houses, state houses, arlll your White House. All of them have to win a nominatio11 before they wiu an eledwn . ,---------------------------, Letters of opinion are welcomed. They should be 1 1 len than :aJO words long (or be subject to reduction by the editor) and must be signed with the signee's ad· dress. Names may be withheld upon publication. However, on request, names will be disclosed. Leiters should be In good taste, addressing Issues, not personalltles. I I : 1 1 1 t I l 1 1 ! i I I I :I Okays burial in cemetery Middleport, Ohio May 27 Dear Editor : After reading the story and seeing the picture of the dog Joey, it made me so mad to think that some people didn't think lhe darling pet of the Cremeens' family couldn 't be buried in !heir cemetery. Why not? He was just like one of the family , why ca n't he be laid to rest like one of them? You would think the folks who made the fuss had bought lhe <·emetery lot then"elves . I too have lost my precious pets and know how they feel. You see, so many folks wilh pets do not take care of them properly ? How true the saying is a man 's best fnend is his dog. I am an animal lover . - By Amanda Murray, 247 N. 3rd Ave., Middleport, Ohio. GALLIPOLIS - State Auditor Thoma s E. Ferguson's office repon ed Saturday the first advance distributi on of 1978 stat e mot or vehicle regi~tration fees totaling $18,537,340.90 to Ohi o counties, cities. townships and villages. Under the co mpli cated formula by whi ch mo tor vehicl e license mon ey is apport ioned to the local political subdivi sions, the counties received mo~1 of the fund s. Under the 47 per cent Corporation is ordered to stup COLUMBUS iUPI J - The Chi·Vit Corp . of Urbana has been ordered by th e Ohio Environmental Protection Agency to slop discharging wastes into a storm sewer near the plapl because of an ·excessive amount of flu oride. , The EPA said Friday that while it foWld the storm sewer discharge had a high flu oride concentrat io n, follow-up testing Wednesday of city water supply wells, water taps and a private well system indicated that the public supply was unaffected. "Until recently , we were totally unaware of .this discharge because the Chr -Vl! system wa s supposedly designed to recycle all the wastewater," said an EPA spokesm·an. 3·MONTH CERTIFICATE Beat ••• Medicare insurance Of the Bend to increase July 1 15 cases terminated in Gallipolis Court (;AI.I.IPO I.I S Starling The incn.: asc Ill I he b<.tsic wit h .Ju ly 1978, 1he b<Jsic pl' t,: IHIU ill CJIIIOUili S 1(1 10 By Bob Hoeflich prem ium fo r the rncdi ct.~l pcrl't<nt for each · ~ uch 12· munth period. iusur ~mcc part uf McUicCJI'C Even with his slight in\\'Ill imTease tu $8 .20 1:1 month. Meigs County is a good place to live and Ralph and Coril up from the $7 .70 il>has hecn crease, medical insurance Webb will vouch for it - along with many others. represent s a real buy. This is si nce July 1977. Cora writes : l' eo pl e wh o pay the because the peo ple pay only "We have always known the people of Meigs County as premium ~irccUy will nut ice about ao percent of the cost friendl y and helpful but this was really manifested to my the increase in their bills. But whi le t he Federa l Govern· husband and myself. On Thursday night about 10. we were peo ple who hi:! vc th e m cnt pays the remaining 70 traveling from Harrisonville on State Route 143 when we ran premiu m dedu cted frorr! their per<.·cnt from ~e ncral into Ule water of the flash flood. revenues. soc ial sec urit y ~:heck "Our car stalled and we were forced to leave the car an d probably will not nolict• th e Th e basic premium will wade to safety . We were taken into the home of the Ronald increase hcccm!:ie of the much rema in $8.20 a month thro ugh Riffles and Mrs. Ri ffle gave me dry clothing and wrapped me la rge r increase In their social .l une 197~. in a quilt and made me as comfortable as one could be made. sccurit)' check as a resu lt of Those interested ca n get We were given hot coffee and I was put to bed on the sofa. the cost uf li vin g increase mure information about During this time the water was rising about their house and that goes mlo effect with July Medicare and abo ut sucia l going into the basement but Uley were strll c0ncerned about check:oi. sec urity r etirement , sur· neighbors and relatives who needed help. Sn me people pay a hi gher vivor . and disability benefit s "All Ill is Was greatly appreciated by us, and eve n though it amount. than t he ba sic at the socia l security offrce was a frightening experience we were thankful to have met premium. This is bet·ause Th e Ga llipol is Soc ial such fine people. Security Office, 49 Olive St. , there was a period of 12 "Tom Edwards, who was also stranded, brought us home mon ths ur mvre than they is open to the public Munday to Racine Friday morning after Ule water had receded." were elig1ble for medical thro'ugh Friday from 9 a.m. to in suran ce bul were not 5 p.m. The phone number is The fWld drive to replace the badly deteriorated wooden l'lll'ol led fur thi s prr1ler linn . 446-7660. floor in Ule Chester Elementary School - formerly Chester High School - is going great guns. The fund drive has reached $1,260.10 and the Chester PTO has pledged an additional $1 ,000. The goa l for the projec t is 131ll ANNUAL RIVER $4,000. This will provide money to take up the old fl oor, put RECREATION FESTIVAL PARADE down a concrete floor and then tile . The cost fig ure allows for Galllpolfs, Ohio quite a bit of volunteer help. Official Entry Blank Obviously, more financial help is needed so those wishing 1978 Theme : " America, Another Year of Freedom ." w help out on the project - and you can believe the present July 4, 1978 fl oor is deplorable - ca n send their donations to Mike Will , head teacher, in care of the Chester Elementary School. Organization_-:--:--:----------Th e committee in charge of the project is very encouraged IOr individual entering) by the respon se to date and is asking for volunteer workers to report to th e school at 6 a.m. on Saturday, June 25 - that's Type of en try _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ next Saturday - to begin tearing out the wood fl oor . By the way, the committee says i£ you're not an early riser, you ca n Name of individual---,---------report to the building well after 6 1\ .m . and they'll welcome you with open a rms. Address - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Members of the Rutland Youth Base ball League are Phone-------------------------------pleased with the public response from businesses .and individua ls in Hutland , Middleport and Pomeroy to the annual Mail entry to Gallipolis Area Chamber of fu nd raising program . ,The group voices a big " thanks" to Commerce, Post Office Box 465, Gallipolis, Ohio 4~ •. everyone who helped . All entries must be in prior to Wednesday , JWle 28 GAI.I.IPOLIS - Fifteen coscs we re lernlinated Gallipoli s Frida ; in Muni cipa I Court. Urlinda E . Castle, 55, !;,tart. W. Va., was fined $300, pl us a six month sentence . with all but 10 days suspended for DWI. Also fined for DWl, was Hele n L. Robin so n, 56 , Go llipuli s. Hobi nson was fin ed $300 plus a six month sentenced, all but 10 days suspended . Danny Johnson, John 1'. You ng, anrl Ra lph Barcus tn o addresses listed) were each fined $45.65 for drsordcrly BODY LOCATED DAYTON I UPl i - The hody of Mrs. Toni Tay lor, 20, Dayton . shot in the head several times 1 was found in a wooded area of Madden Park •in the Cit y's westside today and police charged a 15-yea ruld in the sla ying . Homi cide .detectives said Mrs. Ta ylor. whose body had no clothing, ap parently had been shot ea rl y r"riday ni ~ht . No motive for the shooting was revealed . [)av id Weber , a senior at Ohio Univers>ty, was named to the dean 's list at Ohio University. The original listing from the Wliversity erroneously did not name Dave. By the way , Dave completed 20 quarter hours auainin~ a 3.93 avera~e out of a possible 4point during the past winter quarter. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber , Reedsville. Illusionist Lee Jacobs is working out of his Pomeroy home in his business which keeps him pretty well occupied . One of his latest brochures on bookings feature s a photo of Mr . and Mrs. Jacobs with Henny YoWlgman . county-84 per cent muni cipal distribution formula. local co unties reta ined for their. own purposes the following sufll s: Gallia, $25,!71.32: Ja ckson $24 ,!18.:18: Lawrence, $45,102.l9: Meigs. $18,7 11.64 : and Vintun, $1 2,872.83. Replacement blood rs needed for Carl Moore, Pomeroy. when the bloodmobile visits at the Pomeroy Elementa ry S<:huol'from 1:30 to 5:30p.m. Monday . Car l and his w1fe, Mabel, ha ve been such good residents for so many years. Tiuee pints of blood are needed at thi s time and there wr ll possibly be more needed la ter . Carl is to undergo furt her tests at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Those giving blood for C;~rl must tell Ule clerical help at the bloodmobile that they arc doing so to insure proper credit. SON BORN POMEHOY - Mr . and Mrs. Bill Hackett , Legion Terrace, Pomeroy, announ{'e the brrth uf a son. Benjamin Joseph June II at home. TI1c infant weighed e1ght pounds and 14 ou nces. Ma te rn al grandparent s are Mr . and Mrs . .Joe Buck. West Lrbcrty , Ohi o. paternal grandparents. Mr . and Mrs . George Ha ck ett , Jr .. Middlep ort , materna l g rea\·g randparen~s arc Cha rlie Buck, West Lib ert y, Mr . and Mrs . Charles Polson. Green Cove. Fla ., and Mrs . Laura LeGrand, West Liberty, paternal great-grandparents. Mr . and Mrs . Paul Smart, Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. George Hackett , Sr.. Middleport. The co uple are also the parents of George William (B. J .) Hackett, IV , age three. --- acnmg back? WANI A REAL ESTATE LICENSE? Gallipolis Bu si ne ss program of class work you ' re r equ ired to complete for . taking the Ohio State EJI:amination complete DEFINITE ARSON WELI.'iTON - The stale fire marshal's office has confinned Monday morning's fire at the WKOV radio station was a "definite ar· s~ro 6;.~~o/o • Ccm~~tnded Dilly • IIIIRIIIII~ 11 ,000.00 • COMIKU11fU Dill~ • MI~IIIUII S1,000 00 e Compoull\llcl Dilly •MIIIIIIItllll1 ,000.00 maybe you need a C¥P support ·SOD . II 4-YEAR CERTIFICATE &·YEAR CERTIFICATE And rn iildil~n to all this.. . montntw " ouartertwlll<llm• .. . pa~ on ""· two. 1~10 . lour. 1)1 sia year certllictles. tnleftSI IHWable monthll II IOU O.SIIO Dfl certiii<IIIS wrrn lace alllOUnt ol $5.000.00 or more. Annual !<ids are elloctr" wnen ~lnciQaf ---..-·-· and inteiOSI 118 Iell on (tep(lsll !01 I lUll Jell ,• • C011pou. . DillY • Ml" - 11 ,0011 00 Investigators from the fire marshal's office took six samples at the station and all tested positive. Offi cials 'conclude that either fuel oil or kerosene was used to set the c. ..... ~ ........ports .. Mlp fire . Speculation that arson was ,........,. .. ClltltlliM. . . ... .. the cause of the fire had In· • ...,.,, 0.. .... d ltlln .... ,.... creased this week when it became known several pieces ASTA Certified Facility of equipment, Including two typewriters, were stolen from the state route 788 station. We llonar V!SA · Mu!tr Io addition, state highway Cl>orn . Golden Buckeye · workers found an empty five- ComPtnaa!lon Cloima. gallon gasoline container aloogslde state route 788 near the station. This could have _ been a container of kerosene SPRING VALLEY that was ltored at WKOV for SHOPPING PLAIA cleaning purposes . This PhoneM6-1& connection, bowevef; cannot be con filmed . 4367 . McGINNESS-STANlEY AGENCY :INC. The Neatest Comb on the Market ---EtC. C JGallii)Oiis, Ohio~_ ....._......-... 452 2nd Avr j uri es . MONDAY THRU THURSDAY AT Crow's Family Restaurant Pomeroy, Ohio Armadillos are for Guys and Gals They ' re here' Those ru ggedly ha ndso me lillie c ritlers guar an teed to be the best fri e nd s your feet ever h ad . How do you tell a Boy Arm a dillo • lrom a Girl Arm adi llo? Stop in and see! A 64 01 • bottle of RC and a Frisbee with the purchase of $26" valu pak GREAT SERVICE! GREAT CHICKEN! \ee\ ~ ·c,eto ~ ~ts"~~-~d.a sO?~~ Gallipolis , Ohio .... ............ Member FDIC ·on llmt dej)OSJII t&gulallons reoune lhatiNHt bt an tflltttll pen11ty II the Ptinctl:lal •• wllhthlwn b•lore maturrtv Hok!er w!ll btl P<Jid Interest lllhe annutl ''" ol 5% leu lhree montht lor tile t•m• rhe DtlnCIPII w11 0" ati)Ottt " TRY OUR ALL ~EW DRIVE THRU WINDOW W OPEN ~· • NICK JOHNSON ACCOUNT EXECUTti/E Phone 446-1761 grader, receiving a cut ov_er her ri ght eye and head In- The uctidcm fo rced can· cella tion uf a celebration the following day of her 25th anni ve rsary iti show business, part of " Nancy Wilson Week," proclaimed by Mayor Tum Bradley. 12. Jun ~ NOW AVAILABLE THROUGH THE All Styles 1 'W~ Ohio Valley Bank only b eg~ n s 12 . For more information contact Lee E. Tyler, 446· any bucket, barrel or family 3-YEAR CERTIFICATE in Wt'l' k S. Cl,1ss While going through the photo files in search of some pictures for Leota Young of the Meigs Soil . an d Water Conservation Service, I encoWltered some snow prctu res from the memorable days of last winter. I've decided l'rn not warm at all - and look, l'm.smiling. Are you? SING ER KELEASED !.OS ANGF~ !.ES iUPli Singer Na ncy Wilson. injured in an auto acci dent Monday. was released fr om the hospit al friday . Mi ss Wil son. 41. wa s drivin~ a va n home frum the airport . afler returning from New York, when she crashed into a parked c it y road ~allege is offering th e accredited Why are so many driven; switching, their insurance to Allstate'' We'll give you lots uf reason s. Allstate offers lols of special ra tes and discounts. Good Driver. Compact Car. Two Car. Low Mileage. Young Married. And more. And All state offers today' s most advancl>d claim h;mdli n~. Coast to coast. Fast. Conveni en t. We think you' ll lind a di fference wrt h All, tat e. So compare companies. Find out why lhe own ers of ov~r ~~in e million cars are now tn good hands." Call or come in. Swedish Non-Static Alloy Combs Sl_QQ Ftncd or furfe iting bonds for excessive speed were Paul E. Jones, 21, Willow Wood , 0 ., $20 : Thomas E. Paci , 28 , Lex ingt on, $31 : Brenda F. Va lentine, 20, Chillicothe $2n : Frankie Ann Bark~r, 30, Westville, Ind ., $20; Dimple F.. Barnhart , 27, Oak Hill , $50; Kathryn E. Leedy, 27 , Gallrpolis. $25 : Ann D. l.usk. 67 , Gall ipolis, $22 : Anthony W. Nolan, 19, · Pa triot , $50 : Je rr y P. Newberry. 20, Portsmouth , $20: Burnie E. Watson, 24 . Crown City, $50 : and Garren 1.. Snyder, 32, Gallipolis, $24 . I !Jas-- . tunduct. Find out why people all over are switching to Allstate aUtO insurance. Talented Sharon Wilson of Middleport is attending sun1mer sessrons at Hio Grande College. Sharon -is doing a considerable amount of work in mu sic and will be a cast inembcr this summer for the production of "Gallia Country ." The production will be staged in July ilt the Bob Evans farm . License tag £ees are distrihuted s~ro s~.~~Y,o 5~ro 5;.~~.r.o • COII'I_ jiOI.IIIIIIf_ DillY! _ _ Jb. L . -_ _ Don't complain if you .9~../}t:~: ••• ~.. '"""L: Stop in today to learn why our savings continue to reach record levels. EUREKA E.S.P. Model 2087 675-3930 '' Nt ·:dl o lh~> FUP~ISHINGS INSURED TO $40,000 refunding purchases made during the strike. CG&E believes this rould result in an additional refund, but has n11 estimate 426 Viand St. Point Pleasant us yet nl the amount ," the - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - utility said in a statement. J REDUCED VINTON HOME An editorial 1 MAXIMUM INTEREST SAVINGS? Each plan is designed for a specific need for our customers and is insured up to $40,000 by F.D.I.C, l'(IJnp..)uent of othd power ALL FLOOR SAMPLES route to V $12995 I.LJ''-1 L Ll \I Ol \1\11.11 .., \ 1.1. • 11011 show-you the CG&E is CINCINNATI iUPI J- Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. is refunding to It s electric customers $1 .1 million In non· fu el costs it improperly billed them during the coal miners' strike. Th e refund , being ma iled th is wee k to 560 ,000 customers, translates to Sl for an average residen tial customer, the utility said. Th e Public Utilit ies Commission of Ohio permitted electric companies to pa ss fu el costs for • Avoroge Suction Power pun:hased power along to THE F"BULOUS NEW customers during Ule United Mine Worker s strike . Non fue l costs, s uch as for • Srx pos<(JO n o ,a/ -A-Nap has transmitting power, could not be passed along . preciSe sel trngs lor maXImum powP. r on every carpet- even A CG&E spokesman said prob lem shags th ere was "an error in the • Powerlul 6-amp motor way bills t for power • All -metal Vrbra-Groomer Model purchases) were presented to • W1de . bflght headlrght us," lumping non-fuel costs • Kr ng-slle lop-Ill ling dusl bag 2087 with fuel costs. The errors and dual Edge Kleener 1 . Sugg. Nllol 1 • U9.95 were discovered lhrough the Mg • - - - - - - - - - - • • • • • • • • • - utility 's normal invoice chec king procedure, the spokesman said _ '·Th e inquiry is continuing int" the fue l cha rge and guidelines will be distributed by the Women's Services Division of the Bureau of Employment Services, 145 South Front Street. Colwnbus, Ohio 43211. Any individual or organization making a nomination must complete a nomination fonn and return it to the Division, preferably with a photograph of the candidate. Nominations for this year's Hall of Fame must be submitted by June 'll . CLEANUP ASKED COLUMBUS iUPI ) - An inmat e of the Columbus Correctional Facility for nearly a year wants the state to stop using the "filthy" dining facility until it and its workers are cleaned up. Uoyd L. Thomas Jr. has asked the Franklin County Any executive who has his Common Pleas Court to order secretary ask, " Who's call· . the state to send in catered ing'~" should irrunediately be food to prisoners at state made into an ex-ecutive by expense unlit it rejuvenates any company with any corthe o ld Ohi o Penitentiary 's porate smarts whatsoever. dining room . All plans pay the highest interest rates allowed by law and guarantee you this maximum yield. fuel costs APPALACHIAN TIRE PRODUCTS, INC. for recognition may have been in the arts. humanities, business, ind ustry, agriculture, health. govern· menl , politics , sports, education, homemaking, the media , volunteer activities, or any other specified area . Nominallon forms, criteria V1nton. Ol11o Grt~ t'lllawn Cl' lln~tel')' . Tire Rev. Gregg Hich wrll uffrdate . ~' rie nds lllilYeall at !he funeral horne today, 2 tu 4 p.m. and ito 9 p.m. GALLIPOLIS - Maxine S. Plummer, a member of the Women's Advisory Council of the Ohio Bureau of Em· ployment Services Saturday announced plans to establish an Ohio Women's Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame plan was developed from a proposal by Governor James A. Rhodes who noted that special recognition is due the thousands of woinen in Ohio who have contributed to the state's growth and progress. The first annual "Salute to Ohio's Women" is planned to be part of the observa nce of the !75th amiversary year of Ohio's statehood and will be held August 29, 1978. The Hall of Fame will be located in the Statehouse until permanent facilities are arranged . Hall of Fame members and special recog nition award recipients will be selected amually on the basis of contributions that have provided statewide, national or internati onal impact. Contributions by women both living and deceased will be considered. Nominees must be native· born Ohioans or must be currently living in Ohio and have been a resident for at least ten years. Achievement A-5- The SWlday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, June !8, 1978 Gallipolis �A-4- The Sund~y Tnnrs,)enhncl. Suntl~v . June 18. 197R --------------------------- 1 ELIZABETH A. HAWK POMEROY - Elizabeth 0. Hawk, 70, died Thursday in Phoenix, Arizona. She was I • 1 the daughter of •the late EDNA ANDERSON Elwood and Essie Decker of REX BROWN Edna Ander!M)n , 72, ll3 A MI NFO RO ~ Rex l:lro wn, Racine . First Street, Point Pleasant. 20. of Minford. Ohio died at Mrs. Hawk was born at died ~'riday in Pleasant his horne Wednesday, June Portland. She was a retired cashier for Kroger Company, Valley Hospital. She was burn 14 . Oct. 5. 1905 in Plum Orchard, He was the son of Ivan and · a member of the Retail W. Va . to the late Dewitt Bettr Brown of Ht. 2 Lucas- Cle rk's lnternation.al · Clinton and Nancy Ann Cain vill e: Mrs. Brown is th e Association . and Racine J . Pickens. former Bt•1ty Wiseman nf Rio Chapter OES. She moved to She was preceded 111 death Grande. Arizona from Columbus two by her hu sband , Samut•l Hex is survi ved by a son, years ago. CurtiS Anderson . in 1967. She Hex Elwood. He is also She is survived by two was a member of the Jacksun snn1ives by fo ur brothers sisters, Genevieve Quillen, Ave . Baptist Chapel. and two sisters: Mik e Phoenix and Beulah Circle, Survivor s Include seven Langdon of San' Columbus, and several nieces daughters, Mrs. Edith Dur•l. Francisco: ka ck Lang- and nephews. Archbald, 0 .: Mrs. F:lva don and John Brown , Funeral services will be Cork er, Mem phis, Mi ch.: bolh of Mmford: Joe· tsrown held Monday at 10 a.m . at Mrs. Velma Lou ise Waiker of Hi chm ond ale: S.andra Ewing Chapel with the Rev. and Mrs. Billie June Hu ll- Hardest)' of Gallipolis and Freeland Norris officiating. man, bot h of Point Pleasant: f. llen Sk iles of Lima. Burial will be in Letart Falls Mrs. Ruth Ann Ott . Ma rion. Mr . an d Mrs . Ernes t Cemetery . Eastern Star 0.; Mrs. Mar~ a ret Frazier. Wi seman of Ga llipoli s are the services will be held at the Travers City , Mrch .: Mrs. llldtt•rnal grandparent s. funeral home today at 7:30 Ellen Irene E~n o r . Gallipolts Funeral serri ces, under the p.m. Friends may call at any Ferry: t \\-'o sons, Horne r di rection of Erwin-Dodson time. AJ1derson. West Unity . 0 .. Funeral Home, will be held 2 and Andy Anderson , Swan· p.m. Sunday at the Minford !OIL 0.: one sister . Mrs. Methodist Church. GLADYS KASPER Louise Rhodes. Middleport : POMEROY --Gladys V. !" o brother s. Samuel Bahr Kasper. 50, Columbus. Pickens. Syracuse and formerly of Lung Buttum, Nathan P1c kens. Midland . di ed Friday morning at Mer· 0.: 22 grandchildren and I')' Husprtal in Columbus. GEOHGE COOK .severHI great-grundchildre!l . Burn Sept. 10, 1927 at Funera l s~rvices for Funera l serri ct•s will be George Walter Cook, 84, Alfred . she was the daughter held 31 the Foglesong Syracuse, who died Thursday uf Maynard and Slur ley Bentz Funeral H11me Monday 10 evenmg will be held at I p.m. Balrr of Lung Bottom , who a.m. wrth the RPI', Marcin Mondtt)' at the Fi rst United survive. Also surviving cue GUI.!dm _ Bu na l w1ll be in Presbyteria n Chur ch in l1er husband. Arl Kasper : two Longdale Cemetery . Friends Syracuse. the location having sisters , Mr. Ja ck 1Elsie I Con· may call at tht.• funeral home been changed from the Ewing roy, and Mrs . Milford e~f1er :i p.m. t ud r1~ 1Wi lma i Ohlinger. all of CulFuneral Hnme. wnhus : lwu brothers, C.sh, Middleport. and Bill. Bidwell. st:.•vt!ral nieces and nephews. Mr·s. Kasper was a member uf the Gat es t'ourlh Methodist Church in Columbus. Funeral se rvices will be held Munday at J p.m. a! the 0. R. Woodyard t'uneml Home. South High St. , Cul wnbus, with burial 111 the ! Area Deaths EUREKA ! Retiring teacher is Ohio Women's Hall of Fame plans announced honored EAST MEIGS - Mrs . Nellie Parker of Route 3, Pomeroy, was recently honored by the Eastern High School facully in observance of her retirement from teaching. Mrs. Parker has taught 2 1 1 ~ years, 15 of those at Eastern High School. She has taught history, English, Latin and has been the high school librarian. In honor of Mrs. Parker, a cookout was held at the home of Mr . and Mrs. Mike Kest· ner . A!tending in addition to Mr. and Mrs . Wilbur Parker were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bahr, Susie Thompson, Arthur Arnold, Dennis Eichinger, Mr . and Mrs. David Chadwell and Charles: James Wilhelm. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Machir and Sara: Gary Reed, Mrs. Rita Linci('Ome and Mark and Ian ; Mr. and Mrs. Archie Rose and Tyson: Mrs . Kestner and Charles Ritchie, Mr . and Mrs. Roger Karr, and Carol King . On June 16, the last day of sc hoo l, Mrs . Parker was pr esented with gifts of jewelry. a polled plant and plant stand from fa cult y members of Eastern High School. NELLIE PARKER FEEI.'i EXCITEMENT LOS ANGELES iUPI) Alex Montoya told police he cut a taxi driver's throat from ear to ear "to feel the excitement." Timothy Henry, 42, of Los Angeles, was listed in stable condition at County-USC Medical Center with a gash almost 2 inches deep that reaches 7 inches around his neck . Police said the weapon was a box-l:utter. "I'm not a Manson or a Son of Sam, I just wanted to do it, " Montoya , 38, told police Friday. "! tried to kill him . I just wanted to feel the ex· citement.'' Montoya was booked on suspicion of altempted murder . JOHN H. SEIP POMEROY - Word has been received of the death of John H. Seip, 53, North Ogden Ave., Columbus and Route 2, Racine . An employe of the Toledo Steel Company and a retired chief of the U. S. Navy, Mr . Seip was a member of the Luther B. Turner Lodge F & AM, the Scottish Rite Shrine, Knight Templer Naval Reserve, the Columbus Power Squadron and !he Camp Chase Post 98 American Legion. He is survived by his wife, Betty Jane and mother-in· law, Iva R. Uniman, both of Columbus: and one steP" brother, Robert Moyer . Friends may call at the Jerry Spears funeral Home in Columbus Saturday and today between 2-4 p.m. and 79 p.m. Services will be held at the fWlera l home at 1 p.m. Monday with the Rev. George S. Brown officiating . Burial will follow in the Wesley Chapel Cemetery, Columbus. Masoni c services will be held Sunday a! 7:30p.m. t Q P o•, 1 Off11 ~>" u PASSBOOK SAVINGS 5%~"' 5;,~g?.o/o GOLDEN PASSBOOK • C•••l'fM DJII) • Mlnl111u1 s1,000 00 I·YEAR CERTIFICATE 2·YEAR CERTIFICATE didn't vote in primary When you look back upon the primary electi on fi gures for Gallia and M,eigs Counties, you wonder· where eve ryone was 1 Only 36 per cent of the r·egistered voters in Gallia County took the trouble to go to the polls and help nominate camlidatcs for state and local offices. II was only a little over half tire peuple qualified to vote who did vote in Meigs County. Half of the candidates llominatl'<l June 6 will be elected. They who complain tbe loodest about their public ufficrals could be among the 7,9;10 people wh•> ~tayed away from the polls on primary day in Gallia County a nd the 4,51J() whu stayed away in Meigs County. If they had voted. the end result could lmve been different. There were 1,396 Democrats who voted Ill Ga llia County and 1.273 in Meigs County. Republicans numbered 3,186 in Gallia CoWlty and 3,266 in Meigs County. Eleven Gallia Countians voted only on issues, and 68 Meigs Cuuntians did , too- omitting the partisan races because they didn't want to reveal !herr political party affiliation . Nomination of party standard-bearers is part .of the democratic process. If you're afraid for your boss or your neighbor to know whether you 're a Democrat or a Republican. you're leaving your choice up tu sumeuody else' If there's an obscure but potential Adolf Hitler· or J osef Stalin in Gallia or Meigs County , it's easy to know what Ire's thinking : Ule people don 't care: they need a leader. Do vote , next time there 's a primary. Milli on~ of people can't vote, but you have the privilege uf chuosing the fulk who run your court houses, state houses, arlll your White House. All of them have to win a nominatio11 before they wiu an eledwn . ,---------------------------, Letters of opinion are welcomed. They should be 1 1 len than :aJO words long (or be subject to reduction by the editor) and must be signed with the signee's ad· dress. Names may be withheld upon publication. However, on request, names will be disclosed. Leiters should be In good taste, addressing Issues, not personalltles. I I : 1 1 1 t I l 1 1 ! i I I I :I Okays burial in cemetery Middleport, Ohio May 27 Dear Editor : After reading the story and seeing the picture of the dog Joey, it made me so mad to think that some people didn't think lhe darling pet of the Cremeens' family couldn 't be buried in !heir cemetery. Why not? He was just like one of the family , why ca n't he be laid to rest like one of them? You would think the folks who made the fuss had bought lhe <·emetery lot then"elves . I too have lost my precious pets and know how they feel. You see, so many folks wilh pets do not take care of them properly ? How true the saying is a man 's best fnend is his dog. I am an animal lover . - By Amanda Murray, 247 N. 3rd Ave., Middleport, Ohio. GALLIPOLIS - State Auditor Thoma s E. Ferguson's office repon ed Saturday the first advance distributi on of 1978 stat e mot or vehicle regi~tration fees totaling $18,537,340.90 to Ohi o counties, cities. townships and villages. Under the co mpli cated formula by whi ch mo tor vehicl e license mon ey is apport ioned to the local political subdivi sions, the counties received mo~1 of the fund s. Under the 47 per cent Corporation is ordered to stup COLUMBUS iUPI J - The Chi·Vit Corp . of Urbana has been ordered by th e Ohio Environmental Protection Agency to slop discharging wastes into a storm sewer near the plapl because of an ·excessive amount of flu oride. , The EPA said Friday that while it foWld the storm sewer discharge had a high flu oride concentrat io n, follow-up testing Wednesday of city water supply wells, water taps and a private well system indicated that the public supply was unaffected. "Until recently , we were totally unaware of .this discharge because the Chr -Vl! system wa s supposedly designed to recycle all the wastewater," said an EPA spokesm·an. 3·MONTH CERTIFICATE Beat ••• Medicare insurance Of the Bend to increase July 1 15 cases terminated in Gallipolis Court (;AI.I.IPO I.I S Starling The incn.: asc Ill I he b<.tsic wit h .Ju ly 1978, 1he b<Jsic pl' t,: IHIU ill CJIIIOUili S 1(1 10 By Bob Hoeflich prem ium fo r the rncdi ct.~l pcrl't<nt for each · ~ uch 12· munth period. iusur ~mcc part uf McUicCJI'C Even with his slight in\\'Ill imTease tu $8 .20 1:1 month. Meigs County is a good place to live and Ralph and Coril up from the $7 .70 il>has hecn crease, medical insurance Webb will vouch for it - along with many others. represent s a real buy. This is si nce July 1977. Cora writes : l' eo pl e wh o pay the because the peo ple pay only "We have always known the people of Meigs County as premium ~irccUy will nut ice about ao percent of the cost friendl y and helpful but this was really manifested to my the increase in their bills. But whi le t he Federa l Govern· husband and myself. On Thursday night about 10. we were peo ple who hi:! vc th e m cnt pays the remaining 70 traveling from Harrisonville on State Route 143 when we ran premiu m dedu cted frorr! their per<.·cnt from ~e ncral into Ule water of the flash flood. revenues. soc ial sec urit y ~:heck "Our car stalled and we were forced to leave the car an d probably will not nolict• th e Th e basic premium will wade to safety . We were taken into the home of the Ronald increase hcccm!:ie of the much rema in $8.20 a month thro ugh Riffles and Mrs. Ri ffle gave me dry clothing and wrapped me la rge r increase In their social .l une 197~. in a quilt and made me as comfortable as one could be made. sccurit)' check as a resu lt of Those interested ca n get We were given hot coffee and I was put to bed on the sofa. the cost uf li vin g increase mure information about During this time the water was rising about their house and that goes mlo effect with July Medicare and abo ut sucia l going into the basement but Uley were strll c0ncerned about check:oi. sec urity r etirement , sur· neighbors and relatives who needed help. Sn me people pay a hi gher vivor . and disability benefit s "All Ill is Was greatly appreciated by us, and eve n though it amount. than t he ba sic at the socia l security offrce was a frightening experience we were thankful to have met premium. This is bet·ause Th e Ga llipol is Soc ial such fine people. Security Office, 49 Olive St. , there was a period of 12 "Tom Edwards, who was also stranded, brought us home mon ths ur mvre than they is open to the public Munday to Racine Friday morning after Ule water had receded." were elig1ble for medical thro'ugh Friday from 9 a.m. to in suran ce bul were not 5 p.m. The phone number is The fWld drive to replace the badly deteriorated wooden l'lll'ol led fur thi s prr1ler linn . 446-7660. floor in Ule Chester Elementary School - formerly Chester High School - is going great guns. The fund drive has reached $1,260.10 and the Chester PTO has pledged an additional $1 ,000. The goa l for the projec t is 131ll ANNUAL RIVER $4,000. This will provide money to take up the old fl oor, put RECREATION FESTIVAL PARADE down a concrete floor and then tile . The cost fig ure allows for Galllpolfs, Ohio quite a bit of volunteer help. Official Entry Blank Obviously, more financial help is needed so those wishing 1978 Theme : " America, Another Year of Freedom ." w help out on the project - and you can believe the present July 4, 1978 fl oor is deplorable - ca n send their donations to Mike Will , head teacher, in care of the Chester Elementary School. Organization_-:--:--:----------Th e committee in charge of the project is very encouraged IOr individual entering) by the respon se to date and is asking for volunteer workers to report to th e school at 6 a.m. on Saturday, June 25 - that's Type of en try _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ next Saturday - to begin tearing out the wood fl oor . By the way, the committee says i£ you're not an early riser, you ca n Name of individual---,---------report to the building well after 6 1\ .m . and they'll welcome you with open a rms. Address - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Members of the Rutland Youth Base ball League are Phone-------------------------------pleased with the public response from businesses .and individua ls in Hutland , Middleport and Pomeroy to the annual Mail entry to Gallipolis Area Chamber of fu nd raising program . ,The group voices a big " thanks" to Commerce, Post Office Box 465, Gallipolis, Ohio 4~ •. everyone who helped . All entries must be in prior to Wednesday , JWle 28 GAI.I.IPOLIS - Fifteen coscs we re lernlinated Gallipoli s Frida ; in Muni cipa I Court. Urlinda E . Castle, 55, !;,tart. W. Va., was fined $300, pl us a six month sentence . with all but 10 days suspended for DWI. Also fined for DWl, was Hele n L. Robin so n, 56 , Go llipuli s. Hobi nson was fin ed $300 plus a six month sentenced, all but 10 days suspended . Danny Johnson, John 1'. You ng, anrl Ra lph Barcus tn o addresses listed) were each fined $45.65 for drsordcrly BODY LOCATED DAYTON I UPl i - The hody of Mrs. Toni Tay lor, 20, Dayton . shot in the head several times 1 was found in a wooded area of Madden Park •in the Cit y's westside today and police charged a 15-yea ruld in the sla ying . Homi cide .detectives said Mrs. Ta ylor. whose body had no clothing, ap parently had been shot ea rl y r"riday ni ~ht . No motive for the shooting was revealed . [)av id Weber , a senior at Ohio Univers>ty, was named to the dean 's list at Ohio University. The original listing from the Wliversity erroneously did not name Dave. By the way , Dave completed 20 quarter hours auainin~ a 3.93 avera~e out of a possible 4point during the past winter quarter. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber , Reedsville. Illusionist Lee Jacobs is working out of his Pomeroy home in his business which keeps him pretty well occupied . One of his latest brochures on bookings feature s a photo of Mr . and Mrs. Jacobs with Henny YoWlgman . county-84 per cent muni cipal distribution formula. local co unties reta ined for their. own purposes the following sufll s: Gallia, $25,!71.32: Ja ckson $24 ,!18.:18: Lawrence, $45,102.l9: Meigs. $18,7 11.64 : and Vintun, $1 2,872.83. Replacement blood rs needed for Carl Moore, Pomeroy. when the bloodmobile visits at the Pomeroy Elementa ry S<:huol'from 1:30 to 5:30p.m. Monday . Car l and his w1fe, Mabel, ha ve been such good residents for so many years. Tiuee pints of blood are needed at thi s time and there wr ll possibly be more needed la ter . Carl is to undergo furt her tests at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Those giving blood for C;~rl must tell Ule clerical help at the bloodmobile that they arc doing so to insure proper credit. SON BORN POMEHOY - Mr . and Mrs. Bill Hackett , Legion Terrace, Pomeroy, announ{'e the brrth uf a son. Benjamin Joseph June II at home. TI1c infant weighed e1ght pounds and 14 ou nces. Ma te rn al grandparent s are Mr . and Mrs . .Joe Buck. West Lrbcrty , Ohi o. paternal grandparents. Mr . and Mrs . George Ha ck ett , Jr .. Middlep ort , materna l g rea\·g randparen~s arc Cha rlie Buck, West Lib ert y, Mr . and Mrs . Charles Polson. Green Cove. Fla ., and Mrs . Laura LeGrand, West Liberty, paternal great-grandparents. Mr . and Mrs . Paul Smart, Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. George Hackett , Sr.. Middleport. The co uple are also the parents of George William (B. J .) Hackett, IV , age three. --- acnmg back? WANI A REAL ESTATE LICENSE? Gallipolis Bu si ne ss program of class work you ' re r equ ired to complete for . taking the Ohio State EJI:amination complete DEFINITE ARSON WELI.'iTON - The stale fire marshal's office has confinned Monday morning's fire at the WKOV radio station was a "definite ar· s~ro 6;.~~o/o • Ccm~~tnded Dilly • IIIIRIIIII~ 11 ,000.00 • COMIKU11fU Dill~ • MI~IIIUII S1,000 00 e Compoull\llcl Dilly •MIIIIIIItllll1 ,000.00 maybe you need a C¥P support ·SOD . II 4-YEAR CERTIFICATE &·YEAR CERTIFICATE And rn iildil~n to all this.. . montntw " ouartertwlll<llm• .. . pa~ on ""· two. 1~10 . lour. 1)1 sia year certllictles. tnleftSI IHWable monthll II IOU O.SIIO Dfl certiii<IIIS wrrn lace alllOUnt ol $5.000.00 or more. Annual !<ids are elloctr" wnen ~lnciQaf ---..-·-· and inteiOSI 118 Iell on (tep(lsll !01 I lUll Jell ,• • C011pou. . DillY • Ml" - 11 ,0011 00 Investigators from the fire marshal's office took six samples at the station and all tested positive. Offi cials 'conclude that either fuel oil or kerosene was used to set the c. ..... ~ ........ports .. Mlp fire . Speculation that arson was ,........,. .. ClltltlliM. . . ... .. the cause of the fire had In· • ...,.,, 0.. .... d ltlln .... ,.... creased this week when it became known several pieces ASTA Certified Facility of equipment, Including two typewriters, were stolen from the state route 788 station. We llonar V!SA · Mu!tr Io addition, state highway Cl>orn . Golden Buckeye · workers found an empty five- ComPtnaa!lon Cloima. gallon gasoline container aloogslde state route 788 near the station. This could have _ been a container of kerosene SPRING VALLEY that was ltored at WKOV for SHOPPING PLAIA cleaning purposes . This PhoneM6-1& connection, bowevef; cannot be con filmed . 4367 . McGINNESS-STANlEY AGENCY :INC. The Neatest Comb on the Market ---EtC. C JGallii)Oiis, Ohio~_ ....._......-... 452 2nd Avr j uri es . MONDAY THRU THURSDAY AT Crow's Family Restaurant Pomeroy, Ohio Armadillos are for Guys and Gals They ' re here' Those ru ggedly ha ndso me lillie c ritlers guar an teed to be the best fri e nd s your feet ever h ad . How do you tell a Boy Arm a dillo • lrom a Girl Arm adi llo? Stop in and see! A 64 01 • bottle of RC and a Frisbee with the purchase of $26" valu pak GREAT SERVICE! GREAT CHICKEN! \ee\ ~ ·c,eto ~ ~ts"~~-~d.a sO?~~ Gallipolis , Ohio .... ............ Member FDIC ·on llmt dej)OSJII t&gulallons reoune lhatiNHt bt an tflltttll pen11ty II the Ptinctl:lal •• wllhthlwn b•lore maturrtv Hok!er w!ll btl P<Jid Interest lllhe annutl ''" ol 5% leu lhree montht lor tile t•m• rhe DtlnCIPII w11 0" ati)Ottt " TRY OUR ALL ~EW DRIVE THRU WINDOW W OPEN ~· • NICK JOHNSON ACCOUNT EXECUTti/E Phone 446-1761 grader, receiving a cut ov_er her ri ght eye and head In- The uctidcm fo rced can· cella tion uf a celebration the following day of her 25th anni ve rsary iti show business, part of " Nancy Wilson Week," proclaimed by Mayor Tum Bradley. 12. Jun ~ NOW AVAILABLE THROUGH THE All Styles 1 'W~ Ohio Valley Bank only b eg~ n s 12 . For more information contact Lee E. Tyler, 446· any bucket, barrel or family 3-YEAR CERTIFICATE in Wt'l' k S. Cl,1ss While going through the photo files in search of some pictures for Leota Young of the Meigs Soil . an d Water Conservation Service, I encoWltered some snow prctu res from the memorable days of last winter. I've decided l'rn not warm at all - and look, l'm.smiling. Are you? SING ER KELEASED !.OS ANGF~ !.ES iUPli Singer Na ncy Wilson. injured in an auto acci dent Monday. was released fr om the hospit al friday . Mi ss Wil son. 41. wa s drivin~ a va n home frum the airport . afler returning from New York, when she crashed into a parked c it y road ~allege is offering th e accredited Why are so many driven; switching, their insurance to Allstate'' We'll give you lots uf reason s. Allstate offers lols of special ra tes and discounts. Good Driver. Compact Car. Two Car. Low Mileage. Young Married. And more. And All state offers today' s most advancl>d claim h;mdli n~. Coast to coast. Fast. Conveni en t. We think you' ll lind a di fference wrt h All, tat e. So compare companies. Find out why lhe own ers of ov~r ~~in e million cars are now tn good hands." Call or come in. Swedish Non-Static Alloy Combs Sl_QQ Ftncd or furfe iting bonds for excessive speed were Paul E. Jones, 21, Willow Wood , 0 ., $20 : Thomas E. Paci , 28 , Lex ingt on, $31 : Brenda F. Va lentine, 20, Chillicothe $2n : Frankie Ann Bark~r, 30, Westville, Ind ., $20; Dimple F.. Barnhart , 27, Oak Hill , $50; Kathryn E. Leedy, 27 , Gallrpolis. $25 : Ann D. l.usk. 67 , Gall ipolis, $22 : Anthony W. Nolan, 19, · Pa triot , $50 : Je rr y P. Newberry. 20, Portsmouth , $20: Burnie E. Watson, 24 . Crown City, $50 : and Garren 1.. Snyder, 32, Gallipolis, $24 . I !Jas-- . tunduct. Find out why people all over are switching to Allstate aUtO insurance. Talented Sharon Wilson of Middleport is attending sun1mer sessrons at Hio Grande College. Sharon -is doing a considerable amount of work in mu sic and will be a cast inembcr this summer for the production of "Gallia Country ." The production will be staged in July ilt the Bob Evans farm . License tag £ees are distrihuted s~ro s~.~~Y,o 5~ro 5;.~~.r.o • COII'I_ jiOI.IIIIIIf_ DillY! _ _ Jb. L . -_ _ Don't complain if you .9~../}t:~: ••• ~.. '"""L: Stop in today to learn why our savings continue to reach record levels. EUREKA E.S.P. Model 2087 675-3930 '' Nt ·:dl o lh~> FUP~ISHINGS INSURED TO $40,000 refunding purchases made during the strike. CG&E believes this rould result in an additional refund, but has n11 estimate 426 Viand St. Point Pleasant us yet nl the amount ," the - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - utility said in a statement. J REDUCED VINTON HOME An editorial 1 MAXIMUM INTEREST SAVINGS? Each plan is designed for a specific need for our customers and is insured up to $40,000 by F.D.I.C, l'(IJnp..)uent of othd power ALL FLOOR SAMPLES route to V $12995 I.LJ''-1 L Ll \I Ol \1\11.11 .., \ 1.1. • 11011 show-you the CG&E is CINCINNATI iUPI J- Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. is refunding to It s electric customers $1 .1 million In non· fu el costs it improperly billed them during the coal miners' strike. Th e refund , being ma iled th is wee k to 560 ,000 customers, translates to Sl for an average residen tial customer, the utility said. Th e Public Utilit ies Commission of Ohio permitted electric companies to pa ss fu el costs for • Avoroge Suction Power pun:hased power along to THE F"BULOUS NEW customers during Ule United Mine Worker s strike . Non fue l costs, s uch as for • Srx pos<(JO n o ,a/ -A-Nap has transmitting power, could not be passed along . preciSe sel trngs lor maXImum powP. r on every carpet- even A CG&E spokesman said prob lem shags th ere was "an error in the • Powerlul 6-amp motor way bills t for power • All -metal Vrbra-Groomer Model purchases) were presented to • W1de . bflght headlrght us," lumping non-fuel costs • Kr ng-slle lop-Ill ling dusl bag 2087 with fuel costs. The errors and dual Edge Kleener 1 . Sugg. Nllol 1 • U9.95 were discovered lhrough the Mg • - - - - - - - - - - • • • • • • • • • - utility 's normal invoice chec king procedure, the spokesman said _ '·Th e inquiry is continuing int" the fue l cha rge and guidelines will be distributed by the Women's Services Division of the Bureau of Employment Services, 145 South Front Street. Colwnbus, Ohio 43211. Any individual or organization making a nomination must complete a nomination fonn and return it to the Division, preferably with a photograph of the candidate. Nominations for this year's Hall of Fame must be submitted by June 'll . CLEANUP ASKED COLUMBUS iUPI ) - An inmat e of the Columbus Correctional Facility for nearly a year wants the state to stop using the "filthy" dining facility until it and its workers are cleaned up. Uoyd L. Thomas Jr. has asked the Franklin County Any executive who has his Common Pleas Court to order secretary ask, " Who's call· . the state to send in catered ing'~" should irrunediately be food to prisoners at state made into an ex-ecutive by expense unlit it rejuvenates any company with any corthe o ld Ohi o Penitentiary 's porate smarts whatsoever. dining room . All plans pay the highest interest rates allowed by law and guarantee you this maximum yield. fuel costs APPALACHIAN TIRE PRODUCTS, INC. for recognition may have been in the arts. humanities, business, ind ustry, agriculture, health. govern· menl , politics , sports, education, homemaking, the media , volunteer activities, or any other specified area . Nominallon forms, criteria V1nton. Ol11o Grt~ t'lllawn Cl' lln~tel')' . Tire Rev. Gregg Hich wrll uffrdate . ~' rie nds lllilYeall at !he funeral horne today, 2 tu 4 p.m. and ito 9 p.m. GALLIPOLIS - Maxine S. Plummer, a member of the Women's Advisory Council of the Ohio Bureau of Em· ployment Services Saturday announced plans to establish an Ohio Women's Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame plan was developed from a proposal by Governor James A. Rhodes who noted that special recognition is due the thousands of woinen in Ohio who have contributed to the state's growth and progress. The first annual "Salute to Ohio's Women" is planned to be part of the observa nce of the !75th amiversary year of Ohio's statehood and will be held August 29, 1978. The Hall of Fame will be located in the Statehouse until permanent facilities are arranged . Hall of Fame members and special recog nition award recipients will be selected amually on the basis of contributions that have provided statewide, national or internati onal impact. Contributions by women both living and deceased will be considered. Nominees must be native· born Ohioans or must be currently living in Ohio and have been a resident for at least ten years. Achievement A-5- The SWlday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, June !8, 1978 Gallipolis �. .- --:---·-----.-·-------------·- ---·- -----··-·-· -·- -··-· -·-· -· - ----1 IFrzendshzp Nzght draws area members B-1- The.Sunday Times.Senlinel. Sunday, June 16. 1978 A-6- The Sunday Ti mes-Senti nel. Sumlay. J une• IH. 1Vi8 . Announce new program for Gallia 's Senior Citizens and l'l'Spuns ibl! ttJ L'S A ptll'l lll r llt Liv in g : JACKSON -- A progra m pe rsDmli nt'('ds !Jut nel'd h~lp tha t will enable sentor wuh UJdeprndrnt li ving sk11ls citizens to ea rn ex tra incomC su r h as C'uoking . ck nning ar.Jd at home and help anoth er laund rv. Alsu . dien t~ w1 1l Sl'nlor cnize n to an in- rH~ed ll; bN'ollll' fa111i li ;.u· '\ 1th dependent and more fulfilling ·the 1-'0illi ii UIIl l )' an d resou rces life is now gell ing on lhe in llw l'OIIItlltlllity The typl'S ,l f cun .IIIJUili ~) ground in Gallta County. · The Buckeye Commu mt y lt\·mg we wtll tndudL· : be USin g fo r sl' mor <'it ize ns wh u a rt! ea pab ll' ur Jiving in· Jepcmlentl y either alum.· ur slum ng an aptu1ment with sulll('ont' else. at the sa me t inH', f C('CI VIng gu id iHIL'e from Buckeye Commu nity wtll SL' n 'll'l'!) . Se rv1ces' Se ni or Cit izens' F 11 sH•r H\ llll l'S : wlw re an Placement Project will be rtnd ing a lte rn ati ve li ving l'ldcrly md ividual w1ll mnH' arnmgements in the com- int u <lllnt hrr pl'rsun 's home-. munity for indiv iduals over 'llw fu :stcr h1)mr provtdcr the age of sixl) who would WLJU!d recr i ve H su lnry in otherwise have to l1ve in a add ttton to daily ruom an d state mstitut10n or a nursing bMtrd . The pl'rsnn p\(.lced in hume. ... . llw hiJilll' \\ OU!d bl' mvulved There is a great need in II\ d \'UC<il ional. rt'LTeational Ga llia Co unt y for fo ster ur surt<.tl program ctun ng ttw homes for senior citizens who dav . S h ar e ~.a - H omr · twu or have a handica p such as ment al retardalton, epilepSy, thrrt' hancli L'llp ped se uwr or cerebral pa lsy . The per· citizt•ns sha riug a hume wit h sons we will be placing. for unc or more pcr!)(JOS around the most pan , arc ca pa ble of the se~ rn r age . Evrryune taking care of their own wuuld. shan• li \'lng expenses ·r ·- ·---· ·- . - ·- -------. New entrance is completed tTtTCH ltonal, ed uca tional and One lhing tube emph asized is that mental reta rdatiOn is nut a disease, and should nut bt• confused with mental til· ness . Mental regarda ti on ean be caused by any condition whi ch unpatrs development of the brain before binh. during birt h. or in the early cht lcU tiiod year• . Some of the must r umm on cau ses of menta l retarda tion include gt• ne tt c trr eg ularit tes, problems durin g pregna ncy . problems at birth . pro blems Pomeroy's new B!JmerChef cele6rates the after birth and smne envtronmemal factors. Indi vidua ls uf e\·er y re:t ce, r elt giun and nati onalit y, even· edu cattona l, socia l an d ecun~lllliC background may lle men tal ly ret arded. Big Bend Regatta! Ment al! \' retarded ad ults are adult s ·a nd shuuld not be Enter our Hamburger Eat-A· Thon t ~ help Meigs County Jaycees a nd Semor Citizens. and wit h greater diffi cully. Must mentall y relard c!l tre~Hl'd a ~ children. Persons who are III C/ltally reta rded ha,·e the capacily to l ea m , tu develop, and to gro w. The big difference is that they lea rn more slowly per:-io ns ca n beco me ecunumical ly produ ct in• , fully pantctpat ing membe rs uf soctety. and need the same basiC St'l'\'i ces whi ch other hmmm bemgs need. TI1ese :n•rvices Include educational and \'ucauonal preparau on. Monday . The left lane of the new exit will be fo r those people leaving lhe hospital who wanl to lurn left toward do wnt own Poin l Pl easa nt. The right lane will be for those people who wan t to lorn ri ght toward Mason. The enti re parking area for Pleasant Valley Hospital has been repainted so the a ngle ot parking conforms with the new entrance and exits. Emergency Units will use th e new entrance and lurn left across the parking lol where the first lane has been w1dcned t o acco mmodate them. The new entrance, exit and parking areas will be well marked for easy use when they start operation Monday mornmg . Historical • program IS presented PRICES IN EFFECT JUNE 18th AND 19th ONLY PIZZA BAKER dnd deta1ls Then round up your sponsors il nd get them to pledge money fUT every hamburger you can eat. Entry forms must be returned ro Burger Chef by June 23rd All proceed> go to Jaycee and Semor Ctt 1zen programs rnMergs County Here's your chant e to shov.• t'vUill iCS. ThiS program offers lu senior cit tzens who have an extra room in their home, a chan('C to ea m ex tra income, a~ well as compa.ruonship and £1 cha nce to make new what a great hamburger ea ter your rm? nnd rio (1 good turn for sam~ very deservtng ne~ghbor; P S The hambu rsers are on !!S! friend s. Anyone whu would like to get mvolved '" the prog ra m or would like lflOre in form at ion, can call Buckevc Communit y Services ~t 286-5039 or write Foster Ca re. 680 East Ma in St.. Jackson. Ohio, 45640. The Sentor Cit izen Bomer Chef cte c tr•c an d p•zza [ffi] Rent it at THE JONES BOYS . 137 Pin e St ., Ga llipol is 700 W. Main St ., Pome roy 1 inrt w iltl 70 p et . 1 crgy than 1 cle c lr rc Hom em<JdC , . tt gi'l~ cuJrur ult ce . A!-!llla llll Slwtnc ; Ncwmi AmlcrsoH. district l'ltail'lllt:l ll uf IIICIIl!Je i'Ship , MC:t r'iella Shrinl.:! ; Bonmc H~.::n ­ Heese. supreme instructor uf son, worthy lngh priestess, Cha rleston: Bea Ku hn , \\'Of thy high pri estess, 1./! fayette Shrten, Gall ipolis: - Guelda Wtgal, worthy hig h priestess, Marietta Shrine ; Ma ry Wellm an, worthy high pricsle:ts, Ashland . Shnnc Waldunen of shepherds introd uced were Hev Robert Kuhn, Lafayell e Shrin e, Bla ire. suprcm(• ol>it uary Gall ipoli s; Clinton McPeck, Lafayetl e Sirrine, Ga llipol is; Lawrence McQuaid , Dtstrtcl 16 chai rman of material objective !.afayelle Shrine, Galli polis; Coreene Wade, supreme obituary l'Otruml · tee, Parkersburg Shrine; Lucille Van Dyke, supreme obitua r y co mm tl tee, Char leston Shrine ; Pa uline . . l ro z ~ n Ma rietta ; ·Curus Van lly kc, F:mest W 11tg~tt <J nd Ost(;t r Charles ton; Kenneth Gumm, Caslu. Mary Shrine. MarieliJl. Pasl worthy higlt Each officer uf Mary priestesses introd uced were Shrine invitetJ 'a ' gues t offk: er Vida Ca rson, Bealriee Bl ue, lu iJe seated Hl the stCJ itun em U Bessie Crumm, and .Juanit(:l McPee k, Ma t·ie lla Shrine; Ida Amos. Madeliue Bt·yan , Parker:tburg Sh rine; Esther Elkn" , Lura Cuoper, Agatha Gee." 7\shland Shrine: and Ma t·y Hu ghes , Ma xut c Wingett . and Bat·bat·a Dugan. Mary Shrine. Past walc hman of :-;hepiH'nls f1 1'1 '.'W ilfNI were t•w.: h one W<J!-i prese nted With a gift. Cumm unic<Jtiuns indudeU an invJt<JliUn tu (:.1 I'I.T cplion lwnurtn g the supr e me wor th v lu g h pr icslc~ . Velma Jo)' Humic , Sept. 2 fi. :10 p.m. at the Slteralon ll otcl, Purlland. Oregun; Cl ll lllvt Udwn tu a ret:cption honoring Charles A.'ih, s upn'!IW w :~ t f'lnn;trl or shepherds, Sept. 16, 6:3U at Furl Des Monies Hotel, Des pic. with the prescnta.tiun of a The famil y fun night will be pink l'e~r n a.tion to eac h Moll lt.!S, luwa, c.md one hurwr- tobscrved on July 14 along celebran t • tng Twtla McDonald, a lun- wi th the Cl' f' emunia l. At lhl· dose of thC meeting, d teon Oct. I at Parkersburg l.a wr e nce McQu a id of the State DcMolay officers Masonic Temple. The wurthy Lafayette Shri ne gave a la1k led by Charles' Baker, Ironof Ma ry Slt n ne, Mrs. Erma Yuhu, l1as tnfonnati un Oil fcSei'VHtill llS. Plans were tn <.~ tle for d l't'I' CII ltJtli tt J U/1 July 14 i.l l 8 ·p.rn . with offtccr::; to 'v\o CiJ r furnulls. Pra cti ce was se t fur Sunday. 2 p.m. on July 9 at the Pmncroy Masonic TemSl'f'ibe on material objecti ves as he tun, junior t.:ou n~elo r (or the is the Oislricll6 d tai nna n. SU.le DcM olay . presented a tribute 111 motherhood. A sodt:d huur was enjoyed in the Visitors from HIL'hwuud, Parkersburg, Ashland, Ky., Charleston. W. Va ., Palllt- !.lining ruum wtlh a potluck sville, Ky.; Gallipolis, lntll - tlinm.•r being served fr om tun, Mari cll./1 an d Hun- U.bles decot·ated wtlh ga t·den LingLun, W. VCI. Shrines were fluwers by Mrs. F'uwler and repre.senLe<.l at the meeting. her cornnuttee. Birthdays were ubserved TIMS ANNOUNCED POMEHOY--Mt·s. Becky Ma nkin, Meigs Coun ty day camp director, has announced lhat Monday and Tuesday frum 10 a. lll . lu 2 p.m. will be days of volun teer tra ining al Camp Ktash ula tn prepara tion for camp . Adu ll t' $999 ave <=_. pa c kage mr:o; l h• c k lh•n cr us I U'ioc i t IO h T V drnncrs , F re nc !r ic~ . brr.adc>d chr cken . warm r oll s. '" co she ll s vulunlet!rs must attend the Heck's Reg . $12 .96 tra ining sessions. Mrs. Mankin reports. Each une is to lake a pocket knife, a sack lunc h, and a • il -upun. Que•ltons may be dtrecled to Mrs. Mankin at 992·2207 Hec k's Reg. Sl7 .96 JEWELRY DEPT. 30 QT. FOAM COOLER IOOB •' JOHNSON CENTURY REEL Most popular cl osed·face fi shlng ree..llaesvt,"-thr ;ordem>d Select -Dia l dr ag .. • Dual anh ·revers e, 11 gear s. Li fetime Service Gu aran tee. Heck's Reg. '1.99 Heck's Reg. 1 11.97 Sports Dept. •a•• s,.n,r. Stephm1ie Adkins and jerry Fillinger Edna Boggs PLANS TO WED - Mr. and Mrs. Harold Adk ins of Addison, Oh io are an nounci ng the engagement and approaching ma rriage of their daughter, St ephanie Rachelle, lo Jerry Lee r illinger , son of Mr. Floyd Fillinger of Crown City, Oh io and Mrs. Pauline Ward of Fort Myers, Fla. The marriage will be performed al Fa ir Haven Methodist Church. Kanauga on July I. Rev. Ch ester Lemley will officiate. 'llle reception will be held at Tara Club House following the meeting. D of A installs officers J Olt Guests were Tom Boyd of the Hunt ing ton. W. Va.. club. an d Eber Ei ckelbcrg. Jackson club member who is district represenlattvc. A d1nner wa s served by women of the church. PLANS ANNO UN~;t: f) GALLI POI.IS '- We-d ding plans have been completed for the upen church wed ding of Cynd e Rae Pope, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Pope , Gallipolis, and Alan Ladd Kuhn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Kuhn, Nort hup. The wedding·will be an event of J uly I at 7: 30 p.m. at the Calva ry Ba ptist Church, Rio Grande, Ohio. A reception will fulluw the ceremony at the church. qucen's attendant, Mary Shn nc, Pomery: Nelli e Castu, supreme in:tlruclor of Ma ry Shrine, Pomeroy; Esta ~~:~ · am~~~e'rvs , Prayer an d si ngi ng opened the meeltng. DAUGHTER BORN SP-'1 and Mrs. Jesse Barry, Ft. Lewis, Washington announce the birt h of their first child, a daughter, Angela Lynn, June 2. 1976 al Madizan Hos pi ta l in fl . Lewis, Washington. She wei~hed 7 pounds 7 uuncts and was 19 inches i on ~ . Mrs. Barry was the former Ky u n~ Het Nu of Korea . fr randpisrtnt s etre Hilda Ba rry and tht latt ()ran I Tope ) Barry' or ~. OltfJ WII POMEROY -· Fri en ds hip Night was observed al a recent meeting of Mary Shrine 37, Order of the Whi te Shri ne of J erusalem, held at lhe Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Mt·s. Jacque Fowler and Titomas Edwards, worthy tti gh priestess and waldunmt of sl!epherds and their offi cers opened the Shnne "' rilualisltc form. P n~:sent ed were Ja m~: s Wade, Supreme material ob· jec li ve board, Parkersburg; ~i:ll'ic Hawk ins. supr·eme r eq u ;, ea _.o i~ a co nv ent ional SIM ILAR TO ILL. 18" ST~UCTO PICNIC GRILL ONE GALLON GAS CAN Hinged, flip over to ld1n g legs. Posit ive grid adjustment cool . hardwood ha nd le R ust pr oof chromepla ted gr id wi th Heck's Reg. •9.44 '5'' Heck's Reg. '1.44 99e Hardware Dept. 1f» PIECE MELAMINE ACTION SCOOP CHAIRS A Od co mtorl To you r home w1lh t11 ese c ontour o;.coo p cha1rs Stu rd'J' DINNERWARE SET of a lmost indes tr udable mel ami ne dinnerware. Upbreakable, d ishwasher safe and ea sy to keep cl ean . Se t includes plates, cups and saucers . Al l yo u' ll need l or d ist inctive dining . 16 p iece$. pla S TIC con strucll on MeTa l lt!ljS .. I Piketon Convalescent Hume i11 Ptketon. Delli tis of the trip lllliV be ubt<J incd from the pres id ent , Mrs. F:rrna Clda11d. Mrs. Bell y 11uush . fnsU.IIeJ wct·e Mrs . Ada Bi ssell, prestde nl ; Mrs. Eli zabeth Hayes . vice prc.l idenl ; Mrs. Mac McPeek. sec reta ry : Mrs . Leooa Hensley, treasurer : Mrs. Mary K. Hull er, news reporte r: Mrs. Belly Ru ush. nower cornmJttce, and Mrs. Marci a Keller, senti nel. During the mcctmg it was 11oled thai the Club was organized 29 yea rs ago.•lultt• 1949. Mrs. Belly RoW>h and Mrs. F:t hcl Orr conducted me morial se r viees fur wtlh Mrs. Cleland reading ' from Cph. 5, wtlh the Lord 's f'raycr and the pledge lo lhc deceased rncrnl>crs, Bcrn lL'l' Ridenour , Fan nie Adams, Ess ie Warner. Luci ll e Kraeutt!r , NavcHia Bc t~ ve r , Clara Mac Pyles. Vi ulcl Hi ll , and Zona Biggs. Plans were made fur lhe J uly 12 mectt ng al which lime me ers will Ulke a polluck di nncr aud visit mt·mber Hatlie Frederick, eon fi 11etl lu the The tn t..'t!li ng wa~ Margaret jo Heig!Jton upcnctl flag being give n ln unison Verses given uut by Mrs . Cle la nd were .read by the 111cmbers in answer lo roll ca Jl . Reporls were given by Mrs. M"''Y Hayes. sccreiJl ry, and Mrs. G(l ldie Fredenck gave the lrl'iiSUrcr 's r·cpurt. Mrs. Pa uline Ridenour and Mrs. Mae Spencer were reported ill. The door prize was won byDorotl ty Warner, a guest. llcfresluncnl' were servL>d by the hostess. Mrs. Durollty Lawson conducted ~ames . i\ltend tng besi,lt•s those na m" 1 were Mrs. Ada Neulzling, Mrs. !Ida Morris, Mrs. Jean Frederick. Mrs. Laura Mae Nice, Mrs. lnzy Newell Mrs. Margaret Tuttle. Mrs. Mabel Van Meter, Mrs. l.clha Wood. and Mrs . Ada Van Meter. TO WED - Mr . and Mrs. Joseph M. Heighton of 2306 South Nin th Street, Ironton, Ohio, announce the engagement and forthcoming marria ge of their daughter, Margaret Jo lo William M. Dressel, son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Dressel of 507 Maple Drive, Gallipolis. Miss Heighton is a t975 graduate of Sai nt Joseph High School She is currently employed with Ashlan d Oil Inc. in Ashland, Ky. Mr. Dressel is a 1977 graduate of Canisius College and is presently employed with Sainl Joseph High School. The wedding will lake place J ul y 22 at I:30 p.m. at Saint Jose ph Catholic Church tn Iron ton. The custom of open church will be observed . Veterans Memorial Hos pital ADMISSIONS - Norma Burnsi de, Racine; Marion Walt er, Gallip oli s; Ruth Bai ley, Pomeroy; Oll ie Buchanan, Tuppers Plains; Ross Kenl, Addison; and Larry Smith, Pomeroy. DI SCHARGES - Richard Dean, Eva McKinney , Carol Neulzling, Daisy Ta ylor, Kern Thomas, Charles Williamson, and Dorothy Roller. Heck's Reg. 1 7.99 Heck's Reg. '5.99 Houseware Dept. Houseware Dept. MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS Fashionabl e men's k nH sh irts ri ht for the war m weather . ~ M- LXL MEN'S POLYESTER WALK SHORTS For those warm summer strolls In the park you'll wan I a pe lr of polyester wa lk shorts. Choose from navy, light blue or tenger lne Sizes 30 to 42 . '5.99 Heck's Reg. '6.99 '4'' . Mbs Enna Smith, vice president ; Mr s. Rey nold s, Sl'Crela ry; and Mrs. Grace Prall, treasurer. Miss Smith wi ll appoinl a program commillee to assist in the preparation of the new year· books. Mrs. Prall reported on the e~ vic planting a t the village 1111 11 in Middleport noting that peluntas and geran iums had been fu rn ished by Hubba rd's Green l1!tUsc. The 1UIY picnic was plarmcod and will be held al the Masun, W. Va . levy park. Family and friends are lo be invited . Mrs. Burkett wekcomed Mrs. Strauss, se rved fresh stra wberry pic, mints , nuL~. coffee and pun ch. Mrs. Burkett poured the punch, and Mrs. Prall presided al the coffee service. Favors were miniature Worksho_,'t' o.hen 't' RIO GRANDE _ Leo c. Hill announced that a limited number of openings are still availa ble in the artists workshop lrip to Bar Harbour, Maine. Dates for the t rip will be July I lhru July 15, and the cost Is $300 per student. The members and guest>; in- cost includes tuition, food, eluding Mrs. Fry., Mrs. transportation and ca mp site. lt""eue Fowler' and Miss Six hours of college credit Nina Russell. Mrs . Rose will be granted to those Rcynuld;'•gave lhe verse of stu dents compl elin g lhe lite monlh for Mrs. Pearl Reynolds who was unable lo co~~~rea artists who are attend . The theme was "F riendship and lhe Good interested in phologr~ ph y and sketching and might be Things in We." interested itt making the trip Tl"' rcrreslunenl table, shoul~ attend a workshop place-d before a picture win· introduction Jn Allen Hall on dow wilh sheer green drapes, the Rio Grande College and featured an arrangement In Community College campus, crysU. I anlique vase uf mses June 19. ill severa I shades of pink. The For additional information hostesses, Mrs. Rcy noltls and ca ll Leo Hill, 949·2861. Dennis Salisbury and Pauk: Walker WfLL BE MARRIED - Mr . and Mrs . Harold Walk er , Gallipolis. are proud to announce lhe engagement and forthcoming marriage of their da ugh ter. Pa ula Sue, to Dennis Ray Salisblll'Y, son of Mrs . Evelyn Salisbury Rainey, Gallipolis, and Mr. Warren Salisbury, Gallipolis. The bride-elect is a 1976 ~raduale of Gallia Academy Htgh School and is employed by Tite Ohio Valley Bank . Her fiance is a 1977 gradua te of Gallia Academy High School and Buc ke~e Hills Career Cenler. He is employed by Robbins & Myers. Inc. The weddin g will be an eve nt of August 6. at 2:30 p.m. al the Ftr;t Baptist Ch urch in Gallipolis. '11w gracious cusloll t of ope n church wtll be obser ved with a recep tion immedtale ly followmg the ceremooy. Going away party enjoyed POMEROY- A going-a wa y po rly fur four members of the Junwr American Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post '39, Pomeroy, was held Thursda y nighl at the home of Mrs. Harry Davis, ad visor. Honon>d at the parly were Rhonda Reuter wh o left .Flower arranging demonstrated MIDD I.EPORT-- Modern , antique and contemporary desi gn i~t £1uwer arranging wet·e demonstrated by Mrs. Mi chael Fry a t the Wednes· day night me>eting of the Mid· dleporl Amateur Gardeners held allhe home of Mrs. Rose Reynolds. Mrs. Fry use>d rtJSes from the garden of Mr. Mrs. Arthur Strauss with husla leav es, scotch broom, wild parsley and honeysuck le vine for her arrangements. She also presenle>d lo lhe group several " Did You K11ow's'1" concerning rtJSes noting that some are probably 70 million years old, tha t t'Ose designs were used un colns in 4,000 BC, lhal double roses were known in lhe Fifth Cen tury BC, that ro.~es are powdered fur tDt.>dicinal purposes and for perfume, that rose hips are rich in viU.min C, and that the while rtJSeS in the Garden of Eden lu rne>d rc>d when klssL>d by Eve. AI the busines.s meeting Mrs. Walter Cruoks gave lhe report fur lbe nominating l'UIIlllliltee with offke rs ror the 1978-79 year being eleclcd. They were Mrs. Ed· ward Burkett, presi dent ; ANNOUNCEMEN T MA DE - Mr. and Mrs. F. Berl Suggs of Coolville announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Edna May. to Jeffrey Lee Houscholrler. sun of Mr and Mrs. Ronald L. HuW>eholder of Torch. The bride ts a 1976 grad uate of Eastern High School and is presently employed wilh the But·cau of lhe Public Debt. Parkersburg. W. Va. Her fi ance is a 1975 graduate uf Federal Hocking High School and a 1976 gra duate of Parkersburg Conununily College_ He is employed with Cox's Department Store in Parkersburg, W. Va . The open church weddtng will be an event of July 8 at 2·30 p.m. al the Orange Chrtstian Church. l.uttridge . • CHESTE R- New uffi cers were installed at the Wc.lnes· day night meeting of the Past Councilors' Club. Clle.1ler l'uu11ctl 32:1. Da ughters of i\mert l'(;l llcld at. the hume or RentHR! "Steam" Carpet Cleaning System Cooks one to hot dogs in u ust begrns immed tafely - no wa 1 o for quick, .easy cle~ n ing . dOi s~ w~~~er space sav 1ng des•gn . ea teenagers, parties, cott ages. na rr ati on BIRTH NOTED VINTON - Mr. and Mrs. Hobet1 Michael Broyles tnee Grace Te rry) announce the birth of a son, James Michael Co ry, on May 30 a t Holzer P lace ment Prog ra m IS Medi ca l Center. The baby fun ded by Di strict 7 - Area wctghed seven pounds 15 Agency on Aging . ounces and measured 21 inches lun g. Pa tern al WAS TREATED MI DDLEPOrtl' - Mrs . ~ r an dp a r e n ts are Th omas Marvin Kell y fe ll at her home a nd Kenee Broy les of and wa s ta ken to the Ga lli polt s. Maternal grandpa rents are Mr. and Mrs. em er ~ency room at Holzer Medical Cente r fo r treatment Cc'Cil Terry of Oa k Hill Thursda y. BIRTH NOTED Mr. and Mrs. Davtd H Swnpl es of Route 2 Pedn, announce the birth of their fi rst child, a daught er, born May 19 at Lawrence Counl y General Ho spilal. She has been named Alison Lee and weighed seven po unds 13 ounces . Materna l grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Payne. Vinlon, and paternal grandparent s are Mr. and Mrs . Howa rd Sa mpl es , Gallip olis . Matern a l greal · gran dparents are Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. to clean your E. C. Payne, Vinton. HR. The professional way carpets yourself- for a fraction of the professional cost. Deep-clearung power lifts out ground-m dut to put "like new" beauty back into your carpets. HOT DOGGER fi.ve :o ~g~ons~b~~~~~~e er t urn s. ou t otes s10na l q ua l i ker featuring historieal points of Meigs Co unty when the ht•r!lth ~>P I'\' ICt.' S. rcc rcC~ t io n a l Mtddlcpon -Pomeroy Rotary ~· J.·I!Jv· trs. re lig io us Clu b met Friday night al sen tC\'S and many mort . Heath Un ited Met hodi st Bu c kr~ e Community Se r- Ch urch . Donn ~ the mee tin g, nres w1U be prtwJdtng these pr esid ed over by Ca rl S€1'\'l C't'S for residents of the Demson. 11 was deci ded to cuunt1es \\ e se rve . stan nexl Frida)·'s meeting Inniallv . the senior ctttzrn placement program will be at >:30 due to the Big Bend louk mg for h{•rnes in Ga llia. Hcga lla Parade which will Pike. Vmton and Jackson leave Middleport at 6 p.tn. The Burger Chef Hamh\~rger Eat A Than start s at 3 p m, Saturday. June 24th At our new res tuarant. 698 West Matn St St op by lor your en try form PRESTO MUNSEY MIDDLEPO RT - Th e Rev . Will ia m Middleswarth and C. E: . Bla kes lee presented a slide presen· tat ion . · - ··,-··- ·- · - · - .. 1 PO IN T PLEASAN T Monday murntng, there will be a new entrance tv Pleasant Va lley Hospital in Point Pleasant. Wor kers began the projccl lasl fall. bul the bad winter weather dela yed completi on unt il nnw . The new entrance wi ll be two-lane, and it is located on the lower sid e of the Pennyfare building tn front of the hospital, directly across the streel from Fruth Pham1acy . The current driveway Will St ~ ni ng (;rou p Humes: pru vr d in~ still a nut her alt('rnal ive tu tns t it uttu nal l i\·ing. Gru up hom es ~1re des1gned to tleliver become a l wo-lanc exit when L'u u nsr1 in g. SO(' ia l . the new ent ra nce opens cunmtu nit y li ving services. ..- ·- ' plauqes of though t>; of the day . The hostess gifl was award· ed to Mi ss Kathryn Hysell, and Miss Bernice Ann Durst won the tloor prize. A gift of appreciation was prcsenlL>d tu Mrs. fry. Du ring the .>Oeial hour members gave garden cl ub memories ill response to roll call. Sa turday fur Bucke•)t 1;11·1's SU. te; Anna Wt lt< HIIU Lon Wood, who havl' now juintd the Roya l Cru.1adcrs Drum and Bugle Corps at Pttt sburgh, Pa. anti wtl lt uur lite United Slates umll >lugu, t, a nd Robi n C'a utpbell whu wt ll ICC:I VC later this llllJillh ror (I lr ip wcsl. During tht! ewning p tC'· lures were ta ken (ind m ustc enj oyed. Pizza. clt1ps ami tltp. and punch were serretl by Mrs. Dav is. There was tt shurt bu~ mc ss meeting at which tlnll' Mrs. Dctn~ vn •sc 1tled Miss Wuud Eighl h District ju mur prcs tdcnt 's ribbon brought frum the Department wt lh her L'u nr er l..' nce . M rs . D avis displayed ecrlifica lcs won at tht• L'Hil Vcntiun (.lfld rcpurtL>d 011 a dunatt un m:Jde to the Drew Webster Post !tome in lllJ::IIlUry vr .)hcrn Marsholl. t;uesls at the party were AllJjlt' Mttrli n, Ad(;l rn Martin, and Jack Braley. A joinl meeting was announced for Ju ne• 27 with the Juniors to a.~s ist Mrs. Ma rv Mart1n in the insta llation uf new seniur offtcc rs. Young Wives Club makes parade plans CHE STE R-- Ht•ga ll a parade plans were completed at a recen t mee ting or the COOKOUT HEUJ Young Wives Club held attht• POMEROY- Mr. and Mrs. home of Mrs. Kathy Stone. Dwight Logan ente rtained It was re ported tha t Thursday evening with a Riebel's Used Cars will loa n fa mily cookoul at lhetr home. the dub a truck for usc In the Their guesl.s were their son, parade. Members wtll be ~k i p, here fro m Hhode costumed as clowns tlrtd Island, his friend, Miss Bar· hobos di stributing candy and bara Balenger, Ne wpur·t, R. ba lloons along the l"•radc 1. , and Skip's two suns, Shawn ruule . a11d Bobby, Charleston, W. Jane Coa\cs rcpu r tL~I lhal Va., all visiting ltere for lhe some supplie:t l111d been purpast week ; George Logan, chased for Ut e you nger Bernie~ King, Mr. and Mrs. special educalio11 class at Way ne Milhoan, Mr. and Ches ter, and Mar ilyn Mrs. Eitner Bailey, Mrs. &mSpenre r noted tha t muncy dy Sa •·~en l and Jonathan. had been given tu lhe oldet· Jo ini n~ the family Friday for class for use on their field a visi t were Mr. and Mrs . Bob trip. Hullcy, Culum bW>, bmther Club memiJcrs will conand slsler-in-law of Mrs. tin ue 10 sell lhc cht ldrcn 's IA>gatl. mc d icl:l l id e ntif it:elt i un Megan Miller ENGAG ED - Mrs . Brady M. Huffman, Middleport, and Geo rge W. Mtller, Lancaster. are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Megan Jane Mi ller , to Daniel Pa l ri ck Granda!. son of the Rev. and Mrs. Peter M. Granda!, Racine, W. Va. The bride-elect is a 1976 grad uate of Meigs High School and is employed at Burger Chef and as a lifeg uard at Hickory La ke. Her fiance is a 1917 graduate of Meigs High School and is presently serv ing with lhe U. S. Coast Guard m Yorktown, Va. The weddi ng will be an event nf Aug. 5 al 6 p.m. at lhe Middleport First BH plist Church . The Rev . Mr. Granda! will officiate. bracclc l:t all2 each which indudes fiVl' lines uf l!ngravi ng "" the front and the back. These ca n ordenx1 from any clu b member. !lllcnding lhe Open house enjoyed tnrcting besides those natnL-'ll PU,ur:, ROY- Mr. and Mrs. were Norma Hawthorne, Lin- ' Ke nn e th Mc La ug hl i n. da Well . Lyla Van Mele r, Pomeroy, enlcrU.i ned recentAvb Spencer, Sara BHJlcy, ly with an open house honorF:ster Ma ys. and Karen ing their snn . Kevin. who Young. graduated fr om Meigs High School, and their daughte r, Debbie, who graduated from MEETTNGSET POMEROY - The Twin the Holzet· School of Nursing. Attending were Sue Ruush, Cit y Shr inelles will meet at Mr. and Mrs. Don T110mas, 7: 30 p.m. Tuesday al the Kim Krauller. Pomeroy; hom e of Lora Bye rs in Mrs. Genna Arnntl and K. C., Ga llipolis. Sy rac use; Mrs. Cheryl NOW YOU KNOW Howells, Robbie, Scull and Arc h ile•~ l Fra nk Lloyd Kacey, Rittman. Kevin has Wri ght designed only one gas JOinL>d lhe U. S. Marine Corps slalion, call ed the Best in lhc five month delay pro· Servtce Station, in Cloquet, gram an d will reporl to Sou th Minn . Camlina in Nuvembcr . Delr bie has accepted work at Children's HospiU.I in Columbus. F riday Duan e Will graduled from Orlando, Fla , Navy nuclear power school second in his division and sixth in his class of 400 men . He and his wife, Debbie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williamson, Rutland , will return here for 10 days and lhen will go lo Idaho Falls, Idaho, where Duane will be at lhe prototype school. Debbie McLaughlin Is now in ~' l nrida but Will return with her brolht;r and sister· in-law. �. .- --:---·-----.-·-------------·- ---·- -----··-·-· -·- -··-· -·-· -· - ----1 IFrzendshzp Nzght draws area members B-1- The.Sunday Times.Senlinel. Sunday, June 16. 1978 A-6- The Sunday Ti mes-Senti nel. Sumlay. J une• IH. 1Vi8 . Announce new program for Gallia 's Senior Citizens and l'l'Spuns ibl! ttJ L'S A ptll'l lll r llt Liv in g : JACKSON -- A progra m pe rsDmli nt'('ds !Jut nel'd h~lp tha t will enable sentor wuh UJdeprndrnt li ving sk11ls citizens to ea rn ex tra incomC su r h as C'uoking . ck nning ar.Jd at home and help anoth er laund rv. Alsu . dien t~ w1 1l Sl'nlor cnize n to an in- rH~ed ll; bN'ollll' fa111i li ;.u· '\ 1th dependent and more fulfilling ·the 1-'0illi ii UIIl l )' an d resou rces life is now gell ing on lhe in llw l'OIIItlltlllity The typl'S ,l f cun .IIIJUili ~) ground in Gallta County. · The Buckeye Commu mt y lt\·mg we wtll tndudL· : be USin g fo r sl' mor <'it ize ns wh u a rt! ea pab ll' ur Jiving in· Jepcmlentl y either alum.· ur slum ng an aptu1ment with sulll('ont' else. at the sa me t inH', f C('CI VIng gu id iHIL'e from Buckeye Commu nity wtll SL' n 'll'l'!) . Se rv1ces' Se ni or Cit izens' F 11 sH•r H\ llll l'S : wlw re an Placement Project will be rtnd ing a lte rn ati ve li ving l'ldcrly md ividual w1ll mnH' arnmgements in the com- int u <lllnt hrr pl'rsun 's home-. munity for indiv iduals over 'llw fu :stcr h1)mr provtdcr the age of sixl) who would WLJU!d recr i ve H su lnry in otherwise have to l1ve in a add ttton to daily ruom an d state mstitut10n or a nursing bMtrd . The pl'rsnn p\(.lced in hume. ... . llw hiJilll' \\ OU!d bl' mvulved There is a great need in II\ d \'UC<il ional. rt'LTeational Ga llia Co unt y for fo ster ur surt<.tl program ctun ng ttw homes for senior citizens who dav . S h ar e ~.a - H omr · twu or have a handica p such as ment al retardalton, epilepSy, thrrt' hancli L'llp ped se uwr or cerebral pa lsy . The per· citizt•ns sha riug a hume wit h sons we will be placing. for unc or more pcr!)(JOS around the most pan , arc ca pa ble of the se~ rn r age . Evrryune taking care of their own wuuld. shan• li \'lng expenses ·r ·- ·---· ·- . - ·- -------. New entrance is completed tTtTCH ltonal, ed uca tional and One lhing tube emph asized is that mental reta rdatiOn is nut a disease, and should nut bt• confused with mental til· ness . Mental regarda ti on ean be caused by any condition whi ch unpatrs development of the brain before binh. during birt h. or in the early cht lcU tiiod year• . Some of the must r umm on cau ses of menta l retarda tion include gt• ne tt c trr eg ularit tes, problems durin g pregna ncy . problems at birth . pro blems Pomeroy's new B!JmerChef cele6rates the after birth and smne envtronmemal factors. Indi vidua ls uf e\·er y re:t ce, r elt giun and nati onalit y, even· edu cattona l, socia l an d ecun~lllliC background may lle men tal ly ret arded. Big Bend Regatta! Ment al! \' retarded ad ults are adult s ·a nd shuuld not be Enter our Hamburger Eat-A· Thon t ~ help Meigs County Jaycees a nd Semor Citizens. and wit h greater diffi cully. Must mentall y relard c!l tre~Hl'd a ~ children. Persons who are III C/ltally reta rded ha,·e the capacily to l ea m , tu develop, and to gro w. The big difference is that they lea rn more slowly per:-io ns ca n beco me ecunumical ly produ ct in• , fully pantctpat ing membe rs uf soctety. and need the same basiC St'l'\'i ces whi ch other hmmm bemgs need. TI1ese :n•rvices Include educational and \'ucauonal preparau on. Monday . The left lane of the new exit will be fo r those people leaving lhe hospital who wanl to lurn left toward do wnt own Poin l Pl easa nt. The right lane will be for those people who wan t to lorn ri ght toward Mason. The enti re parking area for Pleasant Valley Hospital has been repainted so the a ngle ot parking conforms with the new entrance and exits. Emergency Units will use th e new entrance and lurn left across the parking lol where the first lane has been w1dcned t o acco mmodate them. The new entrance, exit and parking areas will be well marked for easy use when they start operation Monday mornmg . Historical • program IS presented PRICES IN EFFECT JUNE 18th AND 19th ONLY PIZZA BAKER dnd deta1ls Then round up your sponsors il nd get them to pledge money fUT every hamburger you can eat. Entry forms must be returned ro Burger Chef by June 23rd All proceed> go to Jaycee and Semor Ctt 1zen programs rnMergs County Here's your chant e to shov.• t'vUill iCS. ThiS program offers lu senior cit tzens who have an extra room in their home, a chan('C to ea m ex tra income, a~ well as compa.ruonship and £1 cha nce to make new what a great hamburger ea ter your rm? nnd rio (1 good turn for sam~ very deservtng ne~ghbor; P S The hambu rsers are on !!S! friend s. Anyone whu would like to get mvolved '" the prog ra m or would like lflOre in form at ion, can call Buckevc Communit y Services ~t 286-5039 or write Foster Ca re. 680 East Ma in St.. Jackson. Ohio, 45640. The Sentor Cit izen Bomer Chef cte c tr•c an d p•zza [ffi] Rent it at THE JONES BOYS . 137 Pin e St ., Ga llipol is 700 W. Main St ., Pome roy 1 inrt w iltl 70 p et . 1 crgy than 1 cle c lr rc Hom em<JdC , . tt gi'l~ cuJrur ult ce . A!-!llla llll Slwtnc ; Ncwmi AmlcrsoH. district l'ltail'lllt:l ll uf IIICIIl!Je i'Ship , MC:t r'iella Shrinl.:! ; Bonmc H~.::n ­ Heese. supreme instructor uf son, worthy lngh priestess, Cha rleston: Bea Ku hn , \\'Of thy high pri estess, 1./! fayette Shrten, Gall ipolis: - Guelda Wtgal, worthy hig h priestess, Marietta Shrine ; Ma ry Wellm an, worthy high pricsle:ts, Ashland . Shnnc Waldunen of shepherds introd uced were Hev Robert Kuhn, Lafayell e Shrin e, Bla ire. suprcm(• ol>it uary Gall ipoli s; Clinton McPeck, Lafayetl e Sirrine, Ga llipol is; Lawrence McQuaid , Dtstrtcl 16 chai rman of material objective !.afayelle Shrine, Galli polis; Coreene Wade, supreme obituary l'Otruml · tee, Parkersburg Shrine; Lucille Van Dyke, supreme obitua r y co mm tl tee, Char leston Shrine ; Pa uline . . l ro z ~ n Ma rietta ; ·Curus Van lly kc, F:mest W 11tg~tt <J nd Ost(;t r Charles ton; Kenneth Gumm, Caslu. Mary Shrine. MarieliJl. Pasl worthy higlt Each officer uf Mary priestesses introd uced were Shrine invitetJ 'a ' gues t offk: er Vida Ca rson, Bealriee Bl ue, lu iJe seated Hl the stCJ itun em U Bessie Crumm, and .Juanit(:l McPee k, Ma t·ie lla Shrine; Ida Amos. Madeliue Bt·yan , Parker:tburg Sh rine; Esther Elkn" , Lura Cuoper, Agatha Gee." 7\shland Shrine: and Ma t·y Hu ghes , Ma xut c Wingett . and Bat·bat·a Dugan. Mary Shrine. Past walc hman of :-;hepiH'nls f1 1'1 '.'W ilfNI were t•w.: h one W<J!-i prese nted With a gift. Cumm unic<Jtiuns indudeU an invJt<JliUn tu (:.1 I'I.T cplion lwnurtn g the supr e me wor th v lu g h pr icslc~ . Velma Jo)' Humic , Sept. 2 fi. :10 p.m. at the Slteralon ll otcl, Purlland. Oregun; Cl ll lllvt Udwn tu a ret:cption honoring Charles A.'ih, s upn'!IW w :~ t f'lnn;trl or shepherds, Sept. 16, 6:3U at Furl Des Monies Hotel, Des pic. with the prescnta.tiun of a The famil y fun night will be pink l'e~r n a.tion to eac h Moll lt.!S, luwa, c.md one hurwr- tobscrved on July 14 along celebran t • tng Twtla McDonald, a lun- wi th the Cl' f' emunia l. At lhl· dose of thC meeting, d teon Oct. I at Parkersburg l.a wr e nce McQu a id of the State DcMolay officers Masonic Temple. The wurthy Lafayette Shri ne gave a la1k led by Charles' Baker, Ironof Ma ry Slt n ne, Mrs. Erma Yuhu, l1as tnfonnati un Oil fcSei'VHtill llS. Plans were tn <.~ tle for d l't'I' CII ltJtli tt J U/1 July 14 i.l l 8 ·p.rn . with offtccr::; to 'v\o CiJ r furnulls. Pra cti ce was se t fur Sunday. 2 p.m. on July 9 at the Pmncroy Masonic TemSl'f'ibe on material objecti ves as he tun, junior t.:ou n~elo r (or the is the Oislricll6 d tai nna n. SU.le DcM olay . presented a tribute 111 motherhood. A sodt:d huur was enjoyed in the Visitors from HIL'hwuud, Parkersburg, Ashland, Ky., Charleston. W. Va ., Palllt- !.lining ruum wtlh a potluck sville, Ky.; Gallipolis, lntll - tlinm.•r being served fr om tun, Mari cll./1 an d Hun- U.bles decot·ated wtlh ga t·den LingLun, W. VCI. Shrines were fluwers by Mrs. F'uwler and repre.senLe<.l at the meeting. her cornnuttee. Birthdays were ubserved TIMS ANNOUNCED POMEHOY--Mt·s. Becky Ma nkin, Meigs Coun ty day camp director, has announced lhat Monday and Tuesday frum 10 a. lll . lu 2 p.m. will be days of volun teer tra ining al Camp Ktash ula tn prepara tion for camp . Adu ll t' $999 ave <=_. pa c kage mr:o; l h• c k lh•n cr us I U'ioc i t IO h T V drnncrs , F re nc !r ic~ . brr.adc>d chr cken . warm r oll s. '" co she ll s vulunlet!rs must attend the Heck's Reg . $12 .96 tra ining sessions. Mrs. Mankin reports. Each une is to lake a pocket knife, a sack lunc h, and a • il -upun. Que•ltons may be dtrecled to Mrs. Mankin at 992·2207 Hec k's Reg. Sl7 .96 JEWELRY DEPT. 30 QT. FOAM COOLER IOOB •' JOHNSON CENTURY REEL Most popular cl osed·face fi shlng ree..llaesvt,"-thr ;ordem>d Select -Dia l dr ag .. • Dual anh ·revers e, 11 gear s. Li fetime Service Gu aran tee. Heck's Reg. '1.99 Heck's Reg. 1 11.97 Sports Dept. •a•• s,.n,r. Stephm1ie Adkins and jerry Fillinger Edna Boggs PLANS TO WED - Mr. and Mrs. Harold Adk ins of Addison, Oh io are an nounci ng the engagement and approaching ma rriage of their daughter, St ephanie Rachelle, lo Jerry Lee r illinger , son of Mr. Floyd Fillinger of Crown City, Oh io and Mrs. Pauline Ward of Fort Myers, Fla. The marriage will be performed al Fa ir Haven Methodist Church. Kanauga on July I. Rev. Ch ester Lemley will officiate. 'llle reception will be held at Tara Club House following the meeting. D of A installs officers J Olt Guests were Tom Boyd of the Hunt ing ton. W. Va.. club. an d Eber Ei ckelbcrg. Jackson club member who is district represenlattvc. A d1nner wa s served by women of the church. PLANS ANNO UN~;t: f) GALLI POI.IS '- We-d ding plans have been completed for the upen church wed ding of Cynd e Rae Pope, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Pope , Gallipolis, and Alan Ladd Kuhn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Kuhn, Nort hup. The wedding·will be an event of J uly I at 7: 30 p.m. at the Calva ry Ba ptist Church, Rio Grande, Ohio. A reception will fulluw the ceremony at the church. qucen's attendant, Mary Shn nc, Pomery: Nelli e Castu, supreme in:tlruclor of Ma ry Shrine, Pomeroy; Esta ~~:~ · am~~~e'rvs , Prayer an d si ngi ng opened the meeltng. DAUGHTER BORN SP-'1 and Mrs. Jesse Barry, Ft. Lewis, Washington announce the birt h of their first child, a daughter, Angela Lynn, June 2. 1976 al Madizan Hos pi ta l in fl . Lewis, Washington. She wei~hed 7 pounds 7 uuncts and was 19 inches i on ~ . Mrs. Barry was the former Ky u n~ Het Nu of Korea . fr randpisrtnt s etre Hilda Ba rry and tht latt ()ran I Tope ) Barry' or ~. OltfJ WII POMEROY -· Fri en ds hip Night was observed al a recent meeting of Mary Shrine 37, Order of the Whi te Shri ne of J erusalem, held at lhe Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Mt·s. Jacque Fowler and Titomas Edwards, worthy tti gh priestess and waldunmt of sl!epherds and their offi cers opened the Shnne "' rilualisltc form. P n~:sent ed were Ja m~: s Wade, Supreme material ob· jec li ve board, Parkersburg; ~i:ll'ic Hawk ins. supr·eme r eq u ;, ea _.o i~ a co nv ent ional SIM ILAR TO ILL. 18" ST~UCTO PICNIC GRILL ONE GALLON GAS CAN Hinged, flip over to ld1n g legs. Posit ive grid adjustment cool . hardwood ha nd le R ust pr oof chromepla ted gr id wi th Heck's Reg. •9.44 '5'' Heck's Reg. '1.44 99e Hardware Dept. 1f» PIECE MELAMINE ACTION SCOOP CHAIRS A Od co mtorl To you r home w1lh t11 ese c ontour o;.coo p cha1rs Stu rd'J' DINNERWARE SET of a lmost indes tr udable mel ami ne dinnerware. Upbreakable, d ishwasher safe and ea sy to keep cl ean . Se t includes plates, cups and saucers . Al l yo u' ll need l or d ist inctive dining . 16 p iece$. pla S TIC con strucll on MeTa l lt!ljS .. I Piketon Convalescent Hume i11 Ptketon. Delli tis of the trip lllliV be ubt<J incd from the pres id ent , Mrs. F:rrna Clda11d. Mrs. Bell y 11uush . fnsU.IIeJ wct·e Mrs . Ada Bi ssell, prestde nl ; Mrs. Eli zabeth Hayes . vice prc.l idenl ; Mrs. Mac McPeek. sec reta ry : Mrs . Leooa Hensley, treasurer : Mrs. Mary K. Hull er, news reporte r: Mrs. Belly Ru ush. nower cornmJttce, and Mrs. Marci a Keller, senti nel. During the mcctmg it was 11oled thai the Club was organized 29 yea rs ago.•lultt• 1949. Mrs. Belly RoW>h and Mrs. F:t hcl Orr conducted me morial se r viees fur wtlh Mrs. Cleland reading ' from Cph. 5, wtlh the Lord 's f'raycr and the pledge lo lhc deceased rncrnl>crs, Bcrn lL'l' Ridenour , Fan nie Adams, Ess ie Warner. Luci ll e Kraeutt!r , NavcHia Bc t~ ve r , Clara Mac Pyles. Vi ulcl Hi ll , and Zona Biggs. Plans were made fur lhe J uly 12 mectt ng al which lime me ers will Ulke a polluck di nncr aud visit mt·mber Hatlie Frederick, eon fi 11etl lu the The tn t..'t!li ng wa~ Margaret jo Heig!Jton upcnctl flag being give n ln unison Verses given uut by Mrs . Cle la nd were .read by the 111cmbers in answer lo roll ca Jl . Reporls were given by Mrs. M"''Y Hayes. sccreiJl ry, and Mrs. G(l ldie Fredenck gave the lrl'iiSUrcr 's r·cpurt. Mrs. Pa uline Ridenour and Mrs. Mae Spencer were reported ill. The door prize was won byDorotl ty Warner, a guest. llcfresluncnl' were servL>d by the hostess. Mrs. Durollty Lawson conducted ~ames . i\ltend tng besi,lt•s those na m" 1 were Mrs. Ada Neulzling, Mrs. !Ida Morris, Mrs. Jean Frederick. Mrs. Laura Mae Nice, Mrs. lnzy Newell Mrs. Margaret Tuttle. Mrs. Mabel Van Meter, Mrs. l.clha Wood. and Mrs . Ada Van Meter. TO WED - Mr . and Mrs. Joseph M. Heighton of 2306 South Nin th Street, Ironton, Ohio, announce the engagement and forthcoming marria ge of their daughter, Margaret Jo lo William M. Dressel, son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Dressel of 507 Maple Drive, Gallipolis. Miss Heighton is a t975 graduate of Sai nt Joseph High School She is currently employed with Ashlan d Oil Inc. in Ashland, Ky. Mr. Dressel is a 1977 graduate of Canisius College and is presently employed with Sainl Joseph High School. The wedding will lake place J ul y 22 at I:30 p.m. at Saint Jose ph Catholic Church tn Iron ton. The custom of open church will be observed . Veterans Memorial Hos pital ADMISSIONS - Norma Burnsi de, Racine; Marion Walt er, Gallip oli s; Ruth Bai ley, Pomeroy; Oll ie Buchanan, Tuppers Plains; Ross Kenl, Addison; and Larry Smith, Pomeroy. DI SCHARGES - Richard Dean, Eva McKinney , Carol Neulzling, Daisy Ta ylor, Kern Thomas, Charles Williamson, and Dorothy Roller. Heck's Reg. 1 7.99 Heck's Reg. '5.99 Houseware Dept. Houseware Dept. MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS Fashionabl e men's k nH sh irts ri ht for the war m weather . ~ M- LXL MEN'S POLYESTER WALK SHORTS For those warm summer strolls In the park you'll wan I a pe lr of polyester wa lk shorts. Choose from navy, light blue or tenger lne Sizes 30 to 42 . '5.99 Heck's Reg. '6.99 '4'' . Mbs Enna Smith, vice president ; Mr s. Rey nold s, Sl'Crela ry; and Mrs. Grace Prall, treasurer. Miss Smith wi ll appoinl a program commillee to assist in the preparation of the new year· books. Mrs. Prall reported on the e~ vic planting a t the village 1111 11 in Middleport noting that peluntas and geran iums had been fu rn ished by Hubba rd's Green l1!tUsc. The 1UIY picnic was plarmcod and will be held al the Masun, W. Va . levy park. Family and friends are lo be invited . Mrs. Burkett wekcomed Mrs. Strauss, se rved fresh stra wberry pic, mints , nuL~. coffee and pun ch. Mrs. Burkett poured the punch, and Mrs. Prall presided al the coffee service. Favors were miniature Worksho_,'t' o.hen 't' RIO GRANDE _ Leo c. Hill announced that a limited number of openings are still availa ble in the artists workshop lrip to Bar Harbour, Maine. Dates for the t rip will be July I lhru July 15, and the cost Is $300 per student. The members and guest>; in- cost includes tuition, food, eluding Mrs. Fry., Mrs. transportation and ca mp site. lt""eue Fowler' and Miss Six hours of college credit Nina Russell. Mrs . Rose will be granted to those Rcynuld;'•gave lhe verse of stu dents compl elin g lhe lite monlh for Mrs. Pearl Reynolds who was unable lo co~~~rea artists who are attend . The theme was "F riendship and lhe Good interested in phologr~ ph y and sketching and might be Things in We." interested itt making the trip Tl"' rcrreslunenl table, shoul~ attend a workshop place-d before a picture win· introduction Jn Allen Hall on dow wilh sheer green drapes, the Rio Grande College and featured an arrangement In Community College campus, crysU. I anlique vase uf mses June 19. ill severa I shades of pink. The For additional information hostesses, Mrs. Rcy noltls and ca ll Leo Hill, 949·2861. Dennis Salisbury and Pauk: Walker WfLL BE MARRIED - Mr . and Mrs . Harold Walk er , Gallipolis. are proud to announce lhe engagement and forthcoming marriage of their da ugh ter. Pa ula Sue, to Dennis Ray Salisblll'Y, son of Mrs . Evelyn Salisbury Rainey, Gallipolis, and Mr. Warren Salisbury, Gallipolis. The bride-elect is a 1976 ~raduale of Gallia Academy Htgh School and is employed by Tite Ohio Valley Bank . Her fiance is a 1977 gradua te of Gallia Academy High School and Buc ke~e Hills Career Cenler. He is employed by Robbins & Myers. Inc. The weddin g will be an eve nt of August 6. at 2:30 p.m. al the Ftr;t Baptist Ch urch in Gallipolis. '11w gracious cusloll t of ope n church wtll be obser ved with a recep tion immedtale ly followmg the ceremooy. Going away party enjoyed POMEROY- A going-a wa y po rly fur four members of the Junwr American Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post '39, Pomeroy, was held Thursda y nighl at the home of Mrs. Harry Davis, ad visor. Honon>d at the parly were Rhonda Reuter wh o left .Flower arranging demonstrated MIDD I.EPORT-- Modern , antique and contemporary desi gn i~t £1uwer arranging wet·e demonstrated by Mrs. Mi chael Fry a t the Wednes· day night me>eting of the Mid· dleporl Amateur Gardeners held allhe home of Mrs. Rose Reynolds. Mrs. Fry use>d rtJSes from the garden of Mr. Mrs. Arthur Strauss with husla leav es, scotch broom, wild parsley and honeysuck le vine for her arrangements. She also presenle>d lo lhe group several " Did You K11ow's'1" concerning rtJSes noting that some are probably 70 million years old, tha t t'Ose designs were used un colns in 4,000 BC, lhal double roses were known in lhe Fifth Cen tury BC, that ro.~es are powdered fur tDt.>dicinal purposes and for perfume, that rose hips are rich in viU.min C, and that the while rtJSeS in the Garden of Eden lu rne>d rc>d when klssL>d by Eve. AI the busines.s meeting Mrs. Walter Cruoks gave lhe report fur lbe nominating l'UIIlllliltee with offke rs ror the 1978-79 year being eleclcd. They were Mrs. Ed· ward Burkett, presi dent ; ANNOUNCEMEN T MA DE - Mr. and Mrs. F. Berl Suggs of Coolville announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Edna May. to Jeffrey Lee Houscholrler. sun of Mr and Mrs. Ronald L. HuW>eholder of Torch. The bride ts a 1976 grad uate of Eastern High School and is presently employed wilh the But·cau of lhe Public Debt. Parkersburg. W. Va. Her fi ance is a 1975 graduate uf Federal Hocking High School and a 1976 gra duate of Parkersburg Conununily College_ He is employed with Cox's Department Store in Parkersburg, W. Va . The open church weddtng will be an event of July 8 at 2·30 p.m. al the Orange Chrtstian Church. l.uttridge . • CHESTE R- New uffi cers were installed at the Wc.lnes· day night meeting of the Past Councilors' Club. Clle.1ler l'uu11ctl 32:1. Da ughters of i\mert l'(;l llcld at. the hume or RentHR! "Steam" Carpet Cleaning System Cooks one to hot dogs in u ust begrns immed tafely - no wa 1 o for quick, .easy cle~ n ing . dOi s~ w~~~er space sav 1ng des•gn . ea teenagers, parties, cott ages. na rr ati on BIRTH NOTED VINTON - Mr. and Mrs. Hobet1 Michael Broyles tnee Grace Te rry) announce the birth of a son, James Michael Co ry, on May 30 a t Holzer P lace ment Prog ra m IS Medi ca l Center. The baby fun ded by Di strict 7 - Area wctghed seven pounds 15 Agency on Aging . ounces and measured 21 inches lun g. Pa tern al WAS TREATED MI DDLEPOrtl' - Mrs . ~ r an dp a r e n ts are Th omas Marvin Kell y fe ll at her home a nd Kenee Broy les of and wa s ta ken to the Ga lli polt s. Maternal grandpa rents are Mr. and Mrs. em er ~ency room at Holzer Medical Cente r fo r treatment Cc'Cil Terry of Oa k Hill Thursda y. BIRTH NOTED Mr. and Mrs. Davtd H Swnpl es of Route 2 Pedn, announce the birth of their fi rst child, a daught er, born May 19 at Lawrence Counl y General Ho spilal. She has been named Alison Lee and weighed seven po unds 13 ounces . Materna l grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Payne. Vinlon, and paternal grandparent s are Mr. and Mrs . Howa rd Sa mpl es , Gallip olis . Matern a l greal · gran dparents are Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. to clean your E. C. Payne, Vinton. HR. The professional way carpets yourself- for a fraction of the professional cost. Deep-clearung power lifts out ground-m dut to put "like new" beauty back into your carpets. HOT DOGGER fi.ve :o ~g~ons~b~~~~~~e er t urn s. ou t otes s10na l q ua l i ker featuring historieal points of Meigs Co unty when the ht•r!lth ~>P I'\' ICt.' S. rcc rcC~ t io n a l Mtddlcpon -Pomeroy Rotary ~· J.·I!Jv· trs. re lig io us Clu b met Friday night al sen tC\'S and many mort . Heath Un ited Met hodi st Bu c kr~ e Community Se r- Ch urch . Donn ~ the mee tin g, nres w1U be prtwJdtng these pr esid ed over by Ca rl S€1'\'l C't'S for residents of the Demson. 11 was deci ded to cuunt1es \\ e se rve . stan nexl Frida)·'s meeting Inniallv . the senior ctttzrn placement program will be at >:30 due to the Big Bend louk mg for h{•rnes in Ga llia. Hcga lla Parade which will Pike. Vmton and Jackson leave Middleport at 6 p.tn. The Burger Chef Hamh\~rger Eat A Than start s at 3 p m, Saturday. June 24th At our new res tuarant. 698 West Matn St St op by lor your en try form PRESTO MUNSEY MIDDLEPO RT - Th e Rev . Will ia m Middleswarth and C. E: . Bla kes lee presented a slide presen· tat ion . · - ··,-··- ·- · - · - .. 1 PO IN T PLEASAN T Monday murntng, there will be a new entrance tv Pleasant Va lley Hospital in Point Pleasant. Wor kers began the projccl lasl fall. bul the bad winter weather dela yed completi on unt il nnw . The new entrance wi ll be two-lane, and it is located on the lower sid e of the Pennyfare building tn front of the hospital, directly across the streel from Fruth Pham1acy . The current driveway Will St ~ ni ng (;rou p Humes: pru vr d in~ still a nut her alt('rnal ive tu tns t it uttu nal l i\·ing. Gru up hom es ~1re des1gned to tleliver become a l wo-lanc exit when L'u u nsr1 in g. SO(' ia l . the new ent ra nce opens cunmtu nit y li ving services. ..- ·- ' plauqes of though t>; of the day . The hostess gifl was award· ed to Mi ss Kathryn Hysell, and Miss Bernice Ann Durst won the tloor prize. A gift of appreciation was prcsenlL>d tu Mrs. fry. Du ring the .>Oeial hour members gave garden cl ub memories ill response to roll call. Sa turday fur Bucke•)t 1;11·1's SU. te; Anna Wt lt< HIIU Lon Wood, who havl' now juintd the Roya l Cru.1adcrs Drum and Bugle Corps at Pttt sburgh, Pa. anti wtl lt uur lite United Slates umll >lugu, t, a nd Robi n C'a utpbell whu wt ll ICC:I VC later this llllJillh ror (I lr ip wcsl. During tht! ewning p tC'· lures were ta ken (ind m ustc enj oyed. Pizza. clt1ps ami tltp. and punch were serretl by Mrs. Dav is. There was tt shurt bu~ mc ss meeting at which tlnll' Mrs. Dctn~ vn •sc 1tled Miss Wuud Eighl h District ju mur prcs tdcnt 's ribbon brought frum the Department wt lh her L'u nr er l..' nce . M rs . D avis displayed ecrlifica lcs won at tht• L'Hil Vcntiun (.lfld rcpurtL>d 011 a dunatt un m:Jde to the Drew Webster Post !tome in lllJ::IIlUry vr .)hcrn Marsholl. t;uesls at the party were AllJjlt' Mttrli n, Ad(;l rn Martin, and Jack Braley. A joinl meeting was announced for Ju ne• 27 with the Juniors to a.~s ist Mrs. Ma rv Mart1n in the insta llation uf new seniur offtcc rs. Young Wives Club makes parade plans CHE STE R-- Ht•ga ll a parade plans were completed at a recen t mee ting or the COOKOUT HEUJ Young Wives Club held attht• POMEROY- Mr. and Mrs. home of Mrs. Kathy Stone. Dwight Logan ente rtained It was re ported tha t Thursday evening with a Riebel's Used Cars will loa n fa mily cookoul at lhetr home. the dub a truck for usc In the Their guesl.s were their son, parade. Members wtll be ~k i p, here fro m Hhode costumed as clowns tlrtd Island, his friend, Miss Bar· hobos di stributing candy and bara Balenger, Ne wpur·t, R. ba lloons along the l"•radc 1. , and Skip's two suns, Shawn ruule . a11d Bobby, Charleston, W. Jane Coa\cs rcpu r tL~I lhal Va., all visiting ltere for lhe some supplie:t l111d been purpast week ; George Logan, chased for Ut e you nger Bernie~ King, Mr. and Mrs. special educalio11 class at Way ne Milhoan, Mr. and Ches ter, and Mar ilyn Mrs. Eitner Bailey, Mrs. &mSpenre r noted tha t muncy dy Sa •·~en l and Jonathan. had been given tu lhe oldet· Jo ini n~ the family Friday for class for use on their field a visi t were Mr. and Mrs . Bob trip. Hullcy, Culum bW>, bmther Club memiJcrs will conand slsler-in-law of Mrs. tin ue 10 sell lhc cht ldrcn 's IA>gatl. mc d icl:l l id e ntif it:elt i un Megan Miller ENGAG ED - Mrs . Brady M. Huffman, Middleport, and Geo rge W. Mtller, Lancaster. are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Megan Jane Mi ller , to Daniel Pa l ri ck Granda!. son of the Rev. and Mrs. Peter M. Granda!, Racine, W. Va. The bride-elect is a 1976 grad uate of Meigs High School and is employed at Burger Chef and as a lifeg uard at Hickory La ke. Her fiance is a 1917 graduate of Meigs High School and is presently serv ing with lhe U. S. Coast Guard m Yorktown, Va. The weddi ng will be an event nf Aug. 5 al 6 p.m. at lhe Middleport First BH plist Church . The Rev . Mr. Granda! will officiate. bracclc l:t all2 each which indudes fiVl' lines uf l!ngravi ng "" the front and the back. These ca n ordenx1 from any clu b member. !lllcnding lhe Open house enjoyed tnrcting besides those natnL-'ll PU,ur:, ROY- Mr. and Mrs. were Norma Hawthorne, Lin- ' Ke nn e th Mc La ug hl i n. da Well . Lyla Van Mele r, Pomeroy, enlcrU.i ned recentAvb Spencer, Sara BHJlcy, ly with an open house honorF:ster Ma ys. and Karen ing their snn . Kevin. who Young. graduated fr om Meigs High School, and their daughte r, Debbie, who graduated from MEETTNGSET POMEROY - The Twin the Holzet· School of Nursing. Attending were Sue Ruush, Cit y Shr inelles will meet at Mr. and Mrs. Don T110mas, 7: 30 p.m. Tuesday al the Kim Krauller. Pomeroy; hom e of Lora Bye rs in Mrs. Genna Arnntl and K. C., Ga llipolis. Sy rac use; Mrs. Cheryl NOW YOU KNOW Howells, Robbie, Scull and Arc h ile•~ l Fra nk Lloyd Kacey, Rittman. Kevin has Wri ght designed only one gas JOinL>d lhe U. S. Marine Corps slalion, call ed the Best in lhc five month delay pro· Servtce Station, in Cloquet, gram an d will reporl to Sou th Minn . Camlina in Nuvembcr . Delr bie has accepted work at Children's HospiU.I in Columbus. F riday Duan e Will graduled from Orlando, Fla , Navy nuclear power school second in his division and sixth in his class of 400 men . He and his wife, Debbie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williamson, Rutland , will return here for 10 days and lhen will go lo Idaho Falls, Idaho, where Duane will be at lhe prototype school. Debbie McLaughlin Is now in ~' l nrida but Will return with her brolht;r and sister· in-law. �------rB/aloek -Godwin .ma rria ae 6 · held z·n 17\"jTorth Ca..yol·zna Deborah Stevers weds .--s-2_ - T_he_sun_da_yn_ ·me_s-&_nlt_ ·nel_ .su_nd•_Y.J_""_e 18_ . 19-78 Personality Profile ByCharlene Hut'flkh POMEROY-The stnrerily. hune>t ) mtd f upennt!ss uf Mei g!:l County rural folk tl~ (..'utnpliretlto the 111ore (t lwfness uf urbdn residents wa~ what Marty Gryl'l' 11f ncar Chtcagu says allradeu her here after her graduation last fall frumlhe lnuiana Stale University. M1s.s Ge~' er madt• her ft rst <·unLHct wttll Meigs CouOty last summer when she came here with the Rural Applachta student health team . She returns a ~ a specialist w!lh thl' Pubh c Ben e fiL~ Program of the Oht u Cum· missiun un A!!:lllg wurking al the Mc1g!:l County Senior Citizens Center. The new position is state funded and ueals with prnviding sor1al ~rvtc:es tu Lhe aged cmd sumr minnr legal asststa!lcc as relates to Social Security benefits ami Workmen 's Cumpcn· satiun, as wtdl as emergem:y metlit.:(il assistance . Marty romes to Meigs County with some experience in deali11g with the elucrly. She began work at the nurstng home when she was 16 and contumeu through her sophomore year incullcge. She lias also worked with the Retired Senior Volunteer Pro~rom anu the Senior Nutriti on Programs . She feels that she relates well to elderly Ameririins, lik ~s tu work on iJ vne- tLHJne basis, and has empatlty tuwaru the problems. Getting inlu an ort~i:t of wvrk wll~ re she <JeaiS primartly With people and duesn't get lieU duwn with paper work was une of her euncerns in seek1ng cmpluymcll l, ~:~ nd the position here. she feels, pr•;viues the nght opportunity . Marty grad ua ted wtth a degree utliealth e<Jucation services and ha s an amiJtttoll of sornc'!lay going back to sehoul tu get her tnaster's 111 suual wurk. Sult't:' cutll! ll g tu M~igs County s h ~ has cnn,llcd i1 1 cut EMT training course whtch she will (.;umplete suun . ~nd has !Jecume al'live wttlt the Otizens Auvisur·y Council for the Meigs County Health Dcparltnelll. Fur the next fe w weeks. Marly will be c:uunlinating tile act tvit ies of Ute 1978 sum- mer health team sd tedulcu to arrive ncKt week. The fi ve students. funueu by Cunsorti wn for Hea lth Edeuatron 11 1 Appalachia Ohiu. wtll ~he re lu corry out c.nll ass tst with hel:llt h related prugrams spun - sore<J by the Mctgs County· Hea lli t Department. the Semur Citilcns Center. and the Mental Health Center. GA LLIPOLIS - Kathy Jo Blalock and Joseph Lindell Godwin. Jr . were united in marriage Sa turday, June 17, at the Greenway Park Baptist Church in Graham , North Carolina . Miss Blalock is the <laughter of Mr . and Mrs . Berni ce Jac kson Blalock of Burlington, North Carolina and Godwin is the son of Rev . and Mrs. Joseph Lindell Godwin of Hedgewood Drive, Ga llipolis. The double nng ceremony was perfo rmed by th e groom's fath er at three in the afternoon. Wedding music was provided by Miss Kim Martin, organist, and Mrs. Paul Mayfiel d and Randy Bla lock, soloist . Given in marriage by her fat her, the bride wore a gown of white sheerganza, Brussels in the back. Applique s of Venice lace were scattcrcu over the skirt and sma ller· mat ~hi ng appliques graced the sheer sleeves. A ruffle of Brussels lace with a noral motif band of Venice lace encirc led the hemline. A tiered fingert ip veil of tulle was attached to a pearlcd lace Ca melot hat. The bride wore a sil"cr heart-shaped pendant, cent ered with a diamond, a gift of the groom. She carried a white Bible and a nosegay of sma ll white fl owers edged with bl ue baby's breath. Susan Blalock, sister of the bri de, served as ma id of honor. Susan Godwin. sister of the groom, and Mrs. Ronnie Blalock and Pam Blalock, were bridesbaids. Tim Godwin , brother of the lace and Venice lace over groom, served as best man. peau de so ic. The dress wa s Ushers were Ronnie Blalock, des ign ed wit h a hi gh Joh n God win and RandJ' neckline, empire waist and Bla lock. full Bishop sleeves . Th e A reception was held in the A-lin e skirt swept church fe llowship ha ll with tn~o a full chape l tra in Nancy God win. the groom's It I It I I I \ 1 !; I S[~ j· r Cg i SlC.I' IIl g • KUC S\ S . Assis1ing wer e Mrs. Eddie Ilia lock, Mrs. Eu gene Har1 , · Na ncy Angle, Mr. anu Mrs. Johnn y Blalock and Mr and Mrs. Fred Sweeney . Aft er a wedding trip lo the mountains th£1 new Mr . and Mrs. Godw in arc li ving in C:hallanooga. Tenn . 1'he new .. ' Mrs. Godwin was gri:lduatcd fnmt So uthern ll igh and Ten nessee S~hoo l Templ e College with a degr ee in Elementary F:du cat ion. She and jvgs, tak~s gulf lcs.wns, and ithJks furward lu SHill e lri::IVl'hng SUPER SHELL Super versat ilit y. Super choice of summer colors . Th is grea t top has a jewe l neck . zipper back and Belg ian Loop ing . Made of Monsan to' s Wear - Dated 100 ·pet. nylon. Si z.es 36 -42 . by She Shells. a divis ion of Fai rfield . · All Wear -Date d clothes ar e war ran ted for a full year·s norma l wear , refund or replacement when returned with tag and sal es sl ip to Monsanto. IThe Uniform Center I l-366 SECOND AVE.---·- ·-------GALLIPOLIS, OHIO .- - EAT-A-THON t.:ONTEST POME ROY - Everyone loves hamburgers . How many can you cat? Here's your chance to find out. Pomeroy 's Burger Chef and the Meigs County Jaycees are again sponsoring an Ea t-A· Thon Contest during Regatta weekend. Two age groups will compete - One group will be those 14 years and under ; the other group will be those above 14 years of age . First prize in each class will be $20 and a plaq ue. The entrant In ea~h class tha t obta ins the most tota l sponsors money will receive a plaque. All sponsor monies collected in this contest will go to the Meigs Jaycees for their community activities and to the Senior Citizens Center of Meigs Count y. The contest will be held on Saturda y, June 24 at the Pomeroy Burger Chef and the winners will be based upon the persons who can eat the most regula r Burger Chef hamburgers within a 30 minute peri od . All hamburgers served to the con- How to buy a new car. testants will be provided by Burger l'hel, free of charge. Hamburger ea ting will begin at 3 p.m. and last until 3:30 p.m. Entry forms are available at the Sen ior Citizens Center or can be obtained at the Pomeroy Burger Chef. All cnlry forms , including lists of sponsors, shall be received before 12 noon, Frida y, .Ju ne 23, 1978, at the Pomeroy Burger Chef. If you are willing to sponsor a senior citizen in this contest or are willing to bring you r appetite and be a contestant, call us at !192-7884. Many senior ci tizens were entrants in this contest held last year and on ly a few stomach aches were reported 1 This is a fu n way to make money, last yea r approximately $180 was the Senior Citizens portion. Let us hear from you. REFRESHMENTS CRAFTS - BAZAAR If you plan to visit Pomeroy the weekend of June 23, 24 , and 25, remember the Sen ior Citizens Center will be open to the public June 23 and 24 . Refr eshments of so ft drinks, coff ee , pies and cakes, baked bean s, co le slaw, ham, hamburger, hot dog sand · wtches and french fries will be for sa le. A craft bazaar is being pla nned and numerous crafts will be demons! rated Saturday afternoon. Tables and chairs will be available where Senior Citizens and their families and fri ends may sit down to enjoy their food or rust to relax and visit. FAREWELL Mrs. Rose Ginther, who ha s served as a Retired Sen ior Volunteer foroverfour years, was honored Tuesday af· ternoon by members of the Senior Citizen Chorus. Mrs. Gin the r will be moving this summer to be near her fa mily. Rose has spent many hours in sharing her knowledge of musi c and her creative tal ents . Her smil e has bri ghtened numerous lives and she will be leav ing many, many friends at the Center. Rose wa s presented a number of gifts by chorus members and members of her knitting and crochet classes. Pu nch, cake and ice is employed at Alama nce ... Chri stian Sehoul in Graha m. Godwin was graduated frorn Greenvi lle High School and is now att ending Tennessee Temple Co ll ege in Chattanuoga . Afl er the rehNtr sal nn Friday evening. the groom's pa rents ent ertained with " bu ffet din ner at the B & J " Mrs. joseph Godwin Restaurant in Burli ngton . .," :1 3' ... ... ·...--. cr eam wer e served to ap- ·-.. -= -:: ~ -3 3 Enjoy se~onal savings on outstandin§ values like these. Summer Prints & Solids l(,c l y Cottom on d b len d ~ lor t h 1 ~ II!O\or1 , H!pOIO te \' 44 45 ' w1de Moch•n e wo1 h o nd dry 99~. Great Gauze PMtl O Md \ol•dl o l ) 0% po lye1 te • 50 % cofl on Mod11ne -.... cu h end d ry 4 5' w•de R•g. S I ·" yd . I . 1 /. ' \ ~2 Sale I Co ••on and pol~ l' l l r. r <olton bl end 1ol•d1 44 48 '' ... ,dt' Mo c h •n ~ ..-mh un d d• y Reg S2 99 yd . $1?! Interlock Knits 100°,~ pol ye1 tt! r p11rt t1 Moch oMe wo1h a nd d ry 58 60 w•d e Reg SJ 9Q yd I Appliques V2 I l •nm r·41• PPY l,tn J> 1 H•,•rll\ ·.... OFF!--· / · m(lo P f O! IIJO' I O'ld dlt'll OFF IIG. "'ICI to 50% on 0 2. Now that you 've made a very good deal on your new car, get a, very good deal on your new car Joari. C&S Bank has bet ter terms o n your car loan than just about anyone . Silver Bridge Shopping Plaza-Route 7, Gallipolis, Ohio 25 Court Street Silver Bridge Plaza Spring Valley Putnam Village Shopping Center Hurricane, W. Vo . ' 11. t HI i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roush potluck supper wtll be held. SERVICE SLATED Roger Glassburn is pastor. Sa tur<Jay, June 24 at 5 p.m. at Springfiel d Baptist Church Everyone is welcome. a Fellowship meeting Rro d /z CENTER CUT /z END CUT 1 lf.1 PORK LOIN.~~:. SUNDAY SPECIAL SPECIAL PURCHASE FAMOUS MAKER LADIES' 100% POLYESTER DRESS BLOUSES PLASTIC GALLON ~~R=I~K . . .~ }39 ELF DOG FOOD 25 LB. any ts e ~ Middleport, 0 . .... .....• ...-•. --...' • White and DEL MONTE Colors CATSUP 38 Ol. BTL 88 ~ Soft touch cord rewind Controlled rewind for smooth retr action . • ,.,., • m-5241 iiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ...-. -..." -..•• ...• $ 88 PORK & BEANS 1~~~::~ STOP AT••• Blouses. 6/$1 W/C No . 000 Limit1 Per (:ustomer Good Only at Powell's Offer Expires June 24, 1978 LOOK FOR OUi< great collection of Dress MYSTERY SPECIAL SUNDAY & MONDAY SHOP AT••• SAVE AT••• W/C Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Offer June 24 , 1978 We can't advertise the name but you'll recognize the name when you see the quality. Come in today to see this · Complete with 9 piece Power-seal Attachments • 69¢ SHOWBOAT Broad, bright beam of light helps seek out litter . -.. $299 Coupon W/C No . OOOTO Limit1 Per Cu stom er Good Only at Powell's Offer Expires June24, 1978 Twin lamp headlight · • • • .) d-+--+-11. 1 . i~ . SUNDAY HOURS 1:00 TO 6:00 16 ql bag capacity ~ 89~ . I Self-propelled ~ Nf l4·2 HAMBURG & FRIES Locust a 4th St. l.i I ' mo;e cleaning per bag! You'll like the Quick & Clean bag changer. 4 Flavors Soft-Serve Cones Memheo FD IC· . 'l PLAZA adapts cleaner to most carpet. Special plush & shag settings! ,ABRICS' !~ ~ SILVER BRIDGE Automatic carpet adjustment Hea dquarters fo r Draperie s , Slip Covers and Upholstering Materials SPECIAL The Commercial Br Savings Bank f REGULAR edge brusher deep cleans close to the wall. Hours : 10 til 9 Monday thru Saturdoy - 1 til l DAIRY ISLE S Bank 4 I Edge cleaning plus... OFF llEG . PRICE Harry O'Dairy thinks the best place to stop for an after practice or after the game treat is Prices Effective Thru June 24. 298 SECOND ST. 1 • deep cleans with double the brushing & grooming action of previous models. selee~ 20"to 5o%"'""''""" Chillicothe, Ohio NAME NOTED POMEROY--Mrs. Hazel H•wk sent a gift to her greatniece , Am ber Well, da ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Well, on her recent birthday. Her name was un intentionally umitted from a listing of the party activities . 10 am-10 pm Ouadraflex ' M agitator . lit 6th Ave . 258 Grand Central Mall Parkersburg , W. Va . Huntington , W. Va . weighed seven pounds and 10 ounces. Mat ernal grandmother is Mrs. Maxine Arnold of Hartford and the paternal grandmother is Mrs. C. L. Fitzgerald of Fowler, Ind. Sunday Cleaning System proximately 60 persons. l . First , shop aro und for the car you want. Make the very best deal possible with the car dealer. .• S oc k vp On need d Or, k td~ ' w ear m ' POv rn of great val e no tt on~ , too l C . en s wear and d ue, . Ome ea rly forth eca raflng. Zane Plaza GALLIPOLIS - Steve Eisnau gle, Dir ector of Ed uca tion at Gallipolis Business College, has listed the following students as being on the Honor Roll for the Spring Quarter which ended June 6, 1978. All A's - Gail Anderson , Ann Borders, Handy Calli han, Sharon Deal, Mabel Drummond, Eddie Fisher, WELLINGTON Walt er Flu harty, Elaine Hog ue, C. D, Mcintyre, SAFETY TOE Kimb erly Roush, Vict oria Welch. B or Better - Roge r Adams, Tonja Akers, Rodney Ald erma n, Brenda Allie, Susan Amick, John An· derson. Thomas Bentz, Roy ~ · Bi ckle, Paul Black, Carolyn Mon . & Fri. Keel e r-Bl a ke , Ronn ie till p.m. Caudill , Annabel Edwa rds, Tues., Wed ., Sol. titS Dani el Euman, Her shall Thurs . til Ferguson , Albert Hannon, 12 noon Jewell Hash, Wilma Hill, 8-0 · EE Debb ie Howard, Diana Jarvis, Shoron Jessie, Joann ·Ju stus, Juanita Justi s, WOLVERINE 10" William Linn, Mavis McWESTERN BRAZOS Clain, Darlene McClur e, Karen Macias, Geor gia BOOT Meade, Teresa Meade, Vickie Tan, tough oil .tanned Metheny, John O'Dell, Jill cowhid~ Ohlinger, Sheil a Ohlinger, Welt construction Buddy Peaytt , William 011 proof sole and heel Pick ens, Margaret Province, Full cushion insole Steel shank arch support Charles Radford , Debbie Scherer, Debra Shaver, Cindy L. Smith, Tim Smith, Betty Spence, Mary Swain, :-:;:::::::::::::·:·:·:·:·:;: Darryl Swartz, Chris Tucker, Dellos Vicker s, Diana Wheeler. Lena White, Wanda Wiga l, Sarah Williamson . BABY TAKEN HOME MASON - The Rev . and Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald of Van Wert, Ohio, are announcing the adoption of an infant daughter, Ka te Susanna, on June I. She is welcomed by a brother, Ja.<on . 8. She Mon.-Sat. 8 am-10 pm .': [:;Clr't~~r'T Clrt ~ "' '· Sp ecta cular ~a ~r ~Portswe~~~,d~:~~ n:~tOn§! ~hoo~e ~::~; ::~/' Honor roll Store Hours: • .Select Group Fabrics & N0 t"IORS And ' " • '• ' \ more ro ovp ol fob · fUV"''" •·~ Wl'(lf June 28 - Exercise Group RSVP, Julie Ormsby , 446-2070. June 30 - Couple's volleyball 7 p.m. RSVP Pam Terrizzi 446-4485. Welcome Wagon is open to any interested party in the area. Call Joy Alwood at 446-8599 or Mary Ann Jamison at 4462649 for information. POWELL'S hat. Darla Chambers and Mrs. Gary Grover were bridesmaids . They wor e gowns identical to that of the maid of hOnor. Their hats were white. Orland Cremeans served as best man. Marshall French, L'hip Kirby and Brian Tucker were ushers. For her daughter's wed· ding, Mrs. Kirby selected navy blue floor length dress with dotted swiss. Mrs. Rousp wore a light blue noor length uress. A reception was held in the soc ial room after the ceremony. The bride's table featu red a three tier white cake with white icing and yellow flowers. Assisting in the reception were Mrs. Charles Young, Mrs. Larry Elkins, Ms. Betsy Simpson, Mrs. William Reynolds and Ms. Melissa Rizer , who registered guests. After a wedding trip to Cincinnati. the new Mr. and Mrs. Roush are now residing in Vinton. •• • ....• Sale $1~! 3. ..•• .. Sale •• • % ..• 50 . Sale Denims & Krinkles \__~F_!_!__., --...... -3 --- 74~. -.. Sale Reg S 1 .49 yd I .June 19 - Installation dinner 6:30p.m. at Kin Folks . RSVP Chm Mrtchell 446-7739. June 21 - EKercise Group RSVP Julie Ormsby 446-2070 June 23 - Couple's bowling 9 p.m. RSVP Kar~n Moffitt 24~359. Senior Citizens ' Scene luke~ t- · - . ---· ·-· --------------------~ I I II ...' Marty rcstdcs m Pumcruy and says she loves the small-town atmosphere. Her ut· tcresl!i are voned . Sht• write:) some pt)t'try , CHES HIH E - Deborah Ann Stevers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kirby, Vinton, and John Howard Roush , son of Mr. and Mrs. Charl es Roush , Cheshire, were united in marriage on May 5 at the Cheshi re Baptist L'h urch. The Rev. William Reynolds offi ciated in the . double ring ceremony . Wedd ine music was_provided by Mrs. Ger· trude Hysel l. The church was decorated in a yellow and beige theme. For her wedding, the bride wore a beige wedding gown and a pi cture hat to match. Deborah J. DeWhitt served as maid of honor. She wore a yellow floor length gown with matching shaw and picture Sizes 8 to 14 • J �------rB/aloek -Godwin .ma rria ae 6 · held z·n 17\"jTorth Ca..yol·zna Deborah Stevers weds .--s-2_ - T_he_sun_da_yn_ ·me_s-&_nlt_ ·nel_ .su_nd•_Y.J_""_e 18_ . 19-78 Personality Profile ByCharlene Hut'flkh POMEROY-The stnrerily. hune>t ) mtd f upennt!ss uf Mei g!:l County rural folk tl~ (..'utnpliretlto the 111ore (t lwfness uf urbdn residents wa~ what Marty Gryl'l' 11f ncar Chtcagu says allradeu her here after her graduation last fall frumlhe lnuiana Stale University. M1s.s Ge~' er madt• her ft rst <·unLHct wttll Meigs CouOty last summer when she came here with the Rural Applachta student health team . She returns a ~ a specialist w!lh thl' Pubh c Ben e fiL~ Program of the Oht u Cum· missiun un A!!:lllg wurking al the Mc1g!:l County Senior Citizens Center. The new position is state funded and ueals with prnviding sor1al ~rvtc:es tu Lhe aged cmd sumr minnr legal asststa!lcc as relates to Social Security benefits ami Workmen 's Cumpcn· satiun, as wtdl as emergem:y metlit.:(il assistance . Marty romes to Meigs County with some experience in deali11g with the elucrly. She began work at the nurstng home when she was 16 and contumeu through her sophomore year incullcge. She lias also worked with the Retired Senior Volunteer Pro~rom anu the Senior Nutriti on Programs . She feels that she relates well to elderly Ameririins, lik ~s tu work on iJ vne- tLHJne basis, and has empatlty tuwaru the problems. Getting inlu an ort~i:t of wvrk wll~ re she <JeaiS primartly With people and duesn't get lieU duwn with paper work was une of her euncerns in seek1ng cmpluymcll l, ~:~ nd the position here. she feels, pr•;viues the nght opportunity . Marty grad ua ted wtth a degree utliealth e<Jucation services and ha s an amiJtttoll of sornc'!lay going back to sehoul tu get her tnaster's 111 suual wurk. Sult't:' cutll! ll g tu M~igs County s h ~ has cnn,llcd i1 1 cut EMT training course whtch she will (.;umplete suun . ~nd has !Jecume al'live wttlt the Otizens Auvisur·y Council for the Meigs County Health Dcparltnelll. Fur the next fe w weeks. Marly will be c:uunlinating tile act tvit ies of Ute 1978 sum- mer health team sd tedulcu to arrive ncKt week. The fi ve students. funueu by Cunsorti wn for Hea lth Edeuatron 11 1 Appalachia Ohiu. wtll ~he re lu corry out c.nll ass tst with hel:llt h related prugrams spun - sore<J by the Mctgs County· Hea lli t Department. the Semur Citilcns Center. and the Mental Health Center. GA LLIPOLIS - Kathy Jo Blalock and Joseph Lindell Godwin. Jr . were united in marriage Sa turday, June 17, at the Greenway Park Baptist Church in Graham , North Carolina . Miss Blalock is the <laughter of Mr . and Mrs . Berni ce Jac kson Blalock of Burlington, North Carolina and Godwin is the son of Rev . and Mrs. Joseph Lindell Godwin of Hedgewood Drive, Ga llipolis. The double nng ceremony was perfo rmed by th e groom's fath er at three in the afternoon. Wedding music was provided by Miss Kim Martin, organist, and Mrs. Paul Mayfiel d and Randy Bla lock, soloist . Given in marriage by her fat her, the bride wore a gown of white sheerganza, Brussels in the back. Applique s of Venice lace were scattcrcu over the skirt and sma ller· mat ~hi ng appliques graced the sheer sleeves. A ruffle of Brussels lace with a noral motif band of Venice lace encirc led the hemline. A tiered fingert ip veil of tulle was attached to a pearlcd lace Ca melot hat. The bride wore a sil"cr heart-shaped pendant, cent ered with a diamond, a gift of the groom. She carried a white Bible and a nosegay of sma ll white fl owers edged with bl ue baby's breath. Susan Blalock, sister of the bri de, served as ma id of honor. Susan Godwin. sister of the groom, and Mrs. Ronnie Blalock and Pam Blalock, were bridesbaids. Tim Godwin , brother of the lace and Venice lace over groom, served as best man. peau de so ic. The dress wa s Ushers were Ronnie Blalock, des ign ed wit h a hi gh Joh n God win and RandJ' neckline, empire waist and Bla lock. full Bishop sleeves . Th e A reception was held in the A-lin e skirt swept church fe llowship ha ll with tn~o a full chape l tra in Nancy God win. the groom's It I It I I I \ 1 !; I S[~ j· r Cg i SlC.I' IIl g • KUC S\ S . Assis1ing wer e Mrs. Eddie Ilia lock, Mrs. Eu gene Har1 , · Na ncy Angle, Mr. anu Mrs. Johnn y Blalock and Mr and Mrs. Fred Sweeney . Aft er a wedding trip lo the mountains th£1 new Mr . and Mrs. Godw in arc li ving in C:hallanooga. Tenn . 1'he new .. ' Mrs. Godwin was gri:lduatcd fnmt So uthern ll igh and Ten nessee S~hoo l Templ e College with a degr ee in Elementary F:du cat ion. She and jvgs, tak~s gulf lcs.wns, and ithJks furward lu SHill e lri::IVl'hng SUPER SHELL Super versat ilit y. Super choice of summer colors . Th is grea t top has a jewe l neck . zipper back and Belg ian Loop ing . Made of Monsan to' s Wear - Dated 100 ·pet. nylon. Si z.es 36 -42 . by She Shells. a divis ion of Fai rfield . · All Wear -Date d clothes ar e war ran ted for a full year·s norma l wear , refund or replacement when returned with tag and sal es sl ip to Monsanto. IThe Uniform Center I l-366 SECOND AVE.---·- ·-------GALLIPOLIS, OHIO .- - EAT-A-THON t.:ONTEST POME ROY - Everyone loves hamburgers . How many can you cat? Here's your chance to find out. Pomeroy 's Burger Chef and the Meigs County Jaycees are again sponsoring an Ea t-A· Thon Contest during Regatta weekend. Two age groups will compete - One group will be those 14 years and under ; the other group will be those above 14 years of age . First prize in each class will be $20 and a plaq ue. The entrant In ea~h class tha t obta ins the most tota l sponsors money will receive a plaque. All sponsor monies collected in this contest will go to the Meigs Jaycees for their community activities and to the Senior Citizens Center of Meigs Count y. The contest will be held on Saturda y, June 24 at the Pomeroy Burger Chef and the winners will be based upon the persons who can eat the most regula r Burger Chef hamburgers within a 30 minute peri od . All hamburgers served to the con- How to buy a new car. testants will be provided by Burger l'hel, free of charge. Hamburger ea ting will begin at 3 p.m. and last until 3:30 p.m. Entry forms are available at the Sen ior Citizens Center or can be obtained at the Pomeroy Burger Chef. All cnlry forms , including lists of sponsors, shall be received before 12 noon, Frida y, .Ju ne 23, 1978, at the Pomeroy Burger Chef. If you are willing to sponsor a senior citizen in this contest or are willing to bring you r appetite and be a contestant, call us at !192-7884. Many senior ci tizens were entrants in this contest held last year and on ly a few stomach aches were reported 1 This is a fu n way to make money, last yea r approximately $180 was the Senior Citizens portion. Let us hear from you. REFRESHMENTS CRAFTS - BAZAAR If you plan to visit Pomeroy the weekend of June 23, 24 , and 25, remember the Sen ior Citizens Center will be open to the public June 23 and 24 . Refr eshments of so ft drinks, coff ee , pies and cakes, baked bean s, co le slaw, ham, hamburger, hot dog sand · wtches and french fries will be for sa le. A craft bazaar is being pla nned and numerous crafts will be demons! rated Saturday afternoon. Tables and chairs will be available where Senior Citizens and their families and fri ends may sit down to enjoy their food or rust to relax and visit. FAREWELL Mrs. Rose Ginther, who ha s served as a Retired Sen ior Volunteer foroverfour years, was honored Tuesday af· ternoon by members of the Senior Citizen Chorus. Mrs. Gin the r will be moving this summer to be near her fa mily. Rose has spent many hours in sharing her knowledge of musi c and her creative tal ents . Her smil e has bri ghtened numerous lives and she will be leav ing many, many friends at the Center. Rose wa s presented a number of gifts by chorus members and members of her knitting and crochet classes. Pu nch, cake and ice is employed at Alama nce ... Chri stian Sehoul in Graha m. Godwin was graduated frorn Greenvi lle High School and is now att ending Tennessee Temple Co ll ege in Chattanuoga . Afl er the rehNtr sal nn Friday evening. the groom's pa rents ent ertained with " bu ffet din ner at the B & J " Mrs. joseph Godwin Restaurant in Burli ngton . .," :1 3' ... ... ·...--. cr eam wer e served to ap- ·-.. -= -:: ~ -3 3 Enjoy se~onal savings on outstandin§ values like these. Summer Prints & Solids l(,c l y Cottom on d b len d ~ lor t h 1 ~ II!O\or1 , H!pOIO te \' 44 45 ' w1de Moch•n e wo1 h o nd dry 99~. Great Gauze PMtl O Md \ol•dl o l ) 0% po lye1 te • 50 % cofl on Mod11ne -.... cu h end d ry 4 5' w•de R•g. S I ·" yd . I . 1 /. ' \ ~2 Sale I Co ••on and pol~ l' l l r. r <olton bl end 1ol•d1 44 48 '' ... ,dt' Mo c h •n ~ ..-mh un d d• y Reg S2 99 yd . $1?! Interlock Knits 100°,~ pol ye1 tt! r p11rt t1 Moch oMe wo1h a nd d ry 58 60 w•d e Reg SJ 9Q yd I Appliques V2 I l •nm r·41• PPY l,tn J> 1 H•,•rll\ ·.... OFF!--· / · m(lo P f O! IIJO' I O'ld dlt'll OFF IIG. "'ICI to 50% on 0 2. Now that you 've made a very good deal on your new car, get a, very good deal on your new car Joari. C&S Bank has bet ter terms o n your car loan than just about anyone . Silver Bridge Shopping Plaza-Route 7, Gallipolis, Ohio 25 Court Street Silver Bridge Plaza Spring Valley Putnam Village Shopping Center Hurricane, W. Vo . ' 11. t HI i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roush potluck supper wtll be held. SERVICE SLATED Roger Glassburn is pastor. Sa tur<Jay, June 24 at 5 p.m. at Springfiel d Baptist Church Everyone is welcome. a Fellowship meeting Rro d /z CENTER CUT /z END CUT 1 lf.1 PORK LOIN.~~:. SUNDAY SPECIAL SPECIAL PURCHASE FAMOUS MAKER LADIES' 100% POLYESTER DRESS BLOUSES PLASTIC GALLON ~~R=I~K . . .~ }39 ELF DOG FOOD 25 LB. any ts e ~ Middleport, 0 . .... .....• ...-•. --...' • White and DEL MONTE Colors CATSUP 38 Ol. BTL 88 ~ Soft touch cord rewind Controlled rewind for smooth retr action . • ,.,., • m-5241 iiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ...-. -..." -..•• ...• $ 88 PORK & BEANS 1~~~::~ STOP AT••• Blouses. 6/$1 W/C No . 000 Limit1 Per (:ustomer Good Only at Powell's Offer Expires June 24, 1978 LOOK FOR OUi< great collection of Dress MYSTERY SPECIAL SUNDAY & MONDAY SHOP AT••• SAVE AT••• W/C Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Offer June 24 , 1978 We can't advertise the name but you'll recognize the name when you see the quality. Come in today to see this · Complete with 9 piece Power-seal Attachments • 69¢ SHOWBOAT Broad, bright beam of light helps seek out litter . -.. $299 Coupon W/C No . OOOTO Limit1 Per Cu stom er Good Only at Powell's Offer Expires June24, 1978 Twin lamp headlight · • • • .) d-+--+-11. 1 . i~ . SUNDAY HOURS 1:00 TO 6:00 16 ql bag capacity ~ 89~ . I Self-propelled ~ Nf l4·2 HAMBURG & FRIES Locust a 4th St. l.i I ' mo;e cleaning per bag! You'll like the Quick & Clean bag changer. 4 Flavors Soft-Serve Cones Memheo FD IC· . 'l PLAZA adapts cleaner to most carpet. Special plush & shag settings! ,ABRICS' !~ ~ SILVER BRIDGE Automatic carpet adjustment Hea dquarters fo r Draperie s , Slip Covers and Upholstering Materials SPECIAL The Commercial Br Savings Bank f REGULAR edge brusher deep cleans close to the wall. Hours : 10 til 9 Monday thru Saturdoy - 1 til l DAIRY ISLE S Bank 4 I Edge cleaning plus... OFF llEG . PRICE Harry O'Dairy thinks the best place to stop for an after practice or after the game treat is Prices Effective Thru June 24. 298 SECOND ST. 1 • deep cleans with double the brushing & grooming action of previous models. selee~ 20"to 5o%"'""''""" Chillicothe, Ohio NAME NOTED POMEROY--Mrs. Hazel H•wk sent a gift to her greatniece , Am ber Well, da ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Well, on her recent birthday. Her name was un intentionally umitted from a listing of the party activities . 10 am-10 pm Ouadraflex ' M agitator . lit 6th Ave . 258 Grand Central Mall Parkersburg , W. Va . Huntington , W. Va . weighed seven pounds and 10 ounces. Mat ernal grandmother is Mrs. Maxine Arnold of Hartford and the paternal grandmother is Mrs. C. L. Fitzgerald of Fowler, Ind. Sunday Cleaning System proximately 60 persons. l . First , shop aro und for the car you want. Make the very best deal possible with the car dealer. .• S oc k vp On need d Or, k td~ ' w ear m ' POv rn of great val e no tt on~ , too l C . en s wear and d ue, . Ome ea rly forth eca raflng. Zane Plaza GALLIPOLIS - Steve Eisnau gle, Dir ector of Ed uca tion at Gallipolis Business College, has listed the following students as being on the Honor Roll for the Spring Quarter which ended June 6, 1978. All A's - Gail Anderson , Ann Borders, Handy Calli han, Sharon Deal, Mabel Drummond, Eddie Fisher, WELLINGTON Walt er Flu harty, Elaine Hog ue, C. D, Mcintyre, SAFETY TOE Kimb erly Roush, Vict oria Welch. B or Better - Roge r Adams, Tonja Akers, Rodney Ald erma n, Brenda Allie, Susan Amick, John An· derson. Thomas Bentz, Roy ~ · Bi ckle, Paul Black, Carolyn Mon . & Fri. Keel e r-Bl a ke , Ronn ie till p.m. Caudill , Annabel Edwa rds, Tues., Wed ., Sol. titS Dani el Euman, Her shall Thurs . til Ferguson , Albert Hannon, 12 noon Jewell Hash, Wilma Hill, 8-0 · EE Debb ie Howard, Diana Jarvis, Shoron Jessie, Joann ·Ju stus, Juanita Justi s, WOLVERINE 10" William Linn, Mavis McWESTERN BRAZOS Clain, Darlene McClur e, Karen Macias, Geor gia BOOT Meade, Teresa Meade, Vickie Tan, tough oil .tanned Metheny, John O'Dell, Jill cowhid~ Ohlinger, Sheil a Ohlinger, Welt construction Buddy Peaytt , William 011 proof sole and heel Pick ens, Margaret Province, Full cushion insole Steel shank arch support Charles Radford , Debbie Scherer, Debra Shaver, Cindy L. Smith, Tim Smith, Betty Spence, Mary Swain, :-:;:::::::::::::·:·:·:·:·:;: Darryl Swartz, Chris Tucker, Dellos Vicker s, Diana Wheeler. Lena White, Wanda Wiga l, Sarah Williamson . BABY TAKEN HOME MASON - The Rev . and Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald of Van Wert, Ohio, are announcing the adoption of an infant daughter, Ka te Susanna, on June I. She is welcomed by a brother, Ja.<on . 8. She Mon.-Sat. 8 am-10 pm .': [:;Clr't~~r'T Clrt ~ "' '· Sp ecta cular ~a ~r ~Portswe~~~,d~:~~ n:~tOn§! ~hoo~e ~::~; ::~/' Honor roll Store Hours: • .Select Group Fabrics & N0 t"IORS And ' " • '• ' \ more ro ovp ol fob · fUV"''" •·~ Wl'(lf June 28 - Exercise Group RSVP, Julie Ormsby , 446-2070. June 30 - Couple's volleyball 7 p.m. RSVP Pam Terrizzi 446-4485. Welcome Wagon is open to any interested party in the area. Call Joy Alwood at 446-8599 or Mary Ann Jamison at 4462649 for information. POWELL'S hat. Darla Chambers and Mrs. Gary Grover were bridesmaids . They wor e gowns identical to that of the maid of hOnor. Their hats were white. Orland Cremeans served as best man. Marshall French, L'hip Kirby and Brian Tucker were ushers. For her daughter's wed· ding, Mrs. Kirby selected navy blue floor length dress with dotted swiss. Mrs. Rousp wore a light blue noor length uress. A reception was held in the soc ial room after the ceremony. The bride's table featu red a three tier white cake with white icing and yellow flowers. Assisting in the reception were Mrs. Charles Young, Mrs. Larry Elkins, Ms. Betsy Simpson, Mrs. William Reynolds and Ms. Melissa Rizer , who registered guests. After a wedding trip to Cincinnati. the new Mr. and Mrs. Roush are now residing in Vinton. •• • ....• Sale $1~! 3. ..•• .. Sale •• • % ..• 50 . Sale Denims & Krinkles \__~F_!_!__., --...... -3 --- 74~. -.. Sale Reg S 1 .49 yd I .June 19 - Installation dinner 6:30p.m. at Kin Folks . RSVP Chm Mrtchell 446-7739. June 21 - EKercise Group RSVP Julie Ormsby 446-2070 June 23 - Couple's bowling 9 p.m. RSVP Kar~n Moffitt 24~359. Senior Citizens ' Scene luke~ t- · - . ---· ·-· --------------------~ I I II ...' Marty rcstdcs m Pumcruy and says she loves the small-town atmosphere. Her ut· tcresl!i are voned . Sht• write:) some pt)t'try , CHES HIH E - Deborah Ann Stevers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kirby, Vinton, and John Howard Roush , son of Mr. and Mrs. Charl es Roush , Cheshire, were united in marriage on May 5 at the Cheshi re Baptist L'h urch. The Rev. William Reynolds offi ciated in the . double ring ceremony . Wedd ine music was_provided by Mrs. Ger· trude Hysel l. The church was decorated in a yellow and beige theme. For her wedding, the bride wore a beige wedding gown and a pi cture hat to match. Deborah J. DeWhitt served as maid of honor. She wore a yellow floor length gown with matching shaw and picture Sizes 8 to 14 • J �------rB/aloek -Godwin .ma rria ae 6 · held z·n 17\"jTorth Ca..yol·zna Deborah Stevers weds .--s-2_ - T_he_sun_da_yn_ ·me_s-&_nlt_ ·nel_ .su_nd•_Y.J_""_e 18_ . 19-78 Personality Profile ByCharlene Hut'flkh POMEROY-The stnrerily. hune>t ) mtd f upennt!ss uf Mei g!:l County rural folk tl~ (..'utnpliretlto the 111ore (t lwfness uf urbdn residents wa~ what Marty Gryl'l' 11f ncar Chtcagu says allradeu her here after her graduation last fall frumlhe lnuiana Stale University. M1s.s Ge~' er madt• her ft rst <·unLHct wttll Meigs CouOty last summer when she came here with the Rural Applachta student health team . She returns a ~ a specialist w!lh thl' Pubh c Ben e fiL~ Program of the Oht u Cum· missiun un A!!:lllg wurking al the Mc1g!:l County Senior Citizens Center. The new position is state funded and ueals with prnviding sor1al ~rvtc:es tu Lhe aged cmd sumr minnr legal asststa!lcc as relates to Social Security benefits ami Workmen 's Cumpcn· satiun, as wtdl as emergem:y metlit.:(il assistance . Marty romes to Meigs County with some experience in deali11g with the elucrly. She began work at the nurstng home when she was 16 and contumeu through her sophomore year incullcge. She lias also worked with the Retired Senior Volunteer Pro~rom anu the Senior Nutriti on Programs . She feels that she relates well to elderly Ameririins, lik ~s tu work on iJ vne- tLHJne basis, and has empatlty tuwaru the problems. Getting inlu an ort~i:t of wvrk wll~ re she <JeaiS primartly With people and duesn't get lieU duwn with paper work was une of her euncerns in seek1ng cmpluymcll l, ~:~ nd the position here. she feels, pr•;viues the nght opportunity . Marty grad ua ted wtth a degree utliealth e<Jucation services and ha s an amiJtttoll of sornc'!lay going back to sehoul tu get her tnaster's 111 suual wurk. Sult't:' cutll! ll g tu M~igs County s h ~ has cnn,llcd i1 1 cut EMT training course whtch she will (.;umplete suun . ~nd has !Jecume al'live wttlt the Otizens Auvisur·y Council for the Meigs County Health Dcparltnelll. Fur the next fe w weeks. Marly will be c:uunlinating tile act tvit ies of Ute 1978 sum- mer health team sd tedulcu to arrive ncKt week. The fi ve students. funueu by Cunsorti wn for Hea lth Edeuatron 11 1 Appalachia Ohiu. wtll ~he re lu corry out c.nll ass tst with hel:llt h related prugrams spun - sore<J by the Mctgs County· Hea lli t Department. the Semur Citilcns Center. and the Mental Health Center. GA LLIPOLIS - Kathy Jo Blalock and Joseph Lindell Godwin. Jr . were united in marriage Sa turday, June 17, at the Greenway Park Baptist Church in Graham , North Carolina . Miss Blalock is the <laughter of Mr . and Mrs . Berni ce Jac kson Blalock of Burlington, North Carolina and Godwin is the son of Rev . and Mrs. Joseph Lindell Godwin of Hedgewood Drive, Ga llipolis. The double nng ceremony was perfo rmed by th e groom's fath er at three in the afternoon. Wedding music was provided by Miss Kim Martin, organist, and Mrs. Paul Mayfiel d and Randy Bla lock, soloist . Given in marriage by her fat her, the bride wore a gown of white sheerganza, Brussels in the back. Applique s of Venice lace were scattcrcu over the skirt and sma ller· mat ~hi ng appliques graced the sheer sleeves. A ruffle of Brussels lace with a noral motif band of Venice lace encirc led the hemline. A tiered fingert ip veil of tulle was attached to a pearlcd lace Ca melot hat. The bride wore a sil"cr heart-shaped pendant, cent ered with a diamond, a gift of the groom. She carried a white Bible and a nosegay of sma ll white fl owers edged with bl ue baby's breath. Susan Blalock, sister of the bri de, served as ma id of honor. Susan Godwin. sister of the groom, and Mrs. Ronnie Blalock and Pam Blalock, were bridesbaids. Tim Godwin , brother of the lace and Venice lace over groom, served as best man. peau de so ic. The dress wa s Ushers were Ronnie Blalock, des ign ed wit h a hi gh Joh n God win and RandJ' neckline, empire waist and Bla lock. full Bishop sleeves . Th e A reception was held in the A-lin e skirt swept church fe llowship ha ll with tn~o a full chape l tra in Nancy God win. the groom's It I It I I I \ 1 !; I S[~ j· r Cg i SlC.I' IIl g • KUC S\ S . Assis1ing wer e Mrs. Eddie Ilia lock, Mrs. Eu gene Har1 , · Na ncy Angle, Mr. anu Mrs. Johnn y Blalock and Mr and Mrs. Fred Sweeney . Aft er a wedding trip lo the mountains th£1 new Mr . and Mrs. Godw in arc li ving in C:hallanooga. Tenn . 1'he new .. ' Mrs. Godwin was gri:lduatcd fnmt So uthern ll igh and Ten nessee S~hoo l Templ e College with a degr ee in Elementary F:du cat ion. She and jvgs, tak~s gulf lcs.wns, and ithJks furward lu SHill e lri::IVl'hng SUPER SHELL Super versat ilit y. Super choice of summer colors . Th is grea t top has a jewe l neck . zipper back and Belg ian Loop ing . Made of Monsan to' s Wear - Dated 100 ·pet. nylon. Si z.es 36 -42 . by She Shells. a divis ion of Fai rfield . · All Wear -Date d clothes ar e war ran ted for a full year·s norma l wear , refund or replacement when returned with tag and sal es sl ip to Monsanto. IThe Uniform Center I l-366 SECOND AVE.---·- ·-------GALLIPOLIS, OHIO .- - EAT-A-THON t.:ONTEST POME ROY - Everyone loves hamburgers . How many can you cat? Here's your chance to find out. Pomeroy 's Burger Chef and the Meigs County Jaycees are again sponsoring an Ea t-A· Thon Contest during Regatta weekend. Two age groups will compete - One group will be those 14 years and under ; the other group will be those above 14 years of age . First prize in each class will be $20 and a plaq ue. The entrant In ea~h class tha t obta ins the most tota l sponsors money will receive a plaque. All sponsor monies collected in this contest will go to the Meigs Jaycees for their community activities and to the Senior Citizens Center of Meigs Count y. The contest will be held on Saturda y, June 24 at the Pomeroy Burger Chef and the winners will be based upon the persons who can eat the most regula r Burger Chef hamburgers within a 30 minute peri od . All hamburgers served to the con- How to buy a new car. testants will be provided by Burger l'hel, free of charge. Hamburger ea ting will begin at 3 p.m. and last until 3:30 p.m. Entry forms are available at the Sen ior Citizens Center or can be obtained at the Pomeroy Burger Chef. All cnlry forms , including lists of sponsors, shall be received before 12 noon, Frida y, .Ju ne 23, 1978, at the Pomeroy Burger Chef. If you are willing to sponsor a senior citizen in this contest or are willing to bring you r appetite and be a contestant, call us at !192-7884. Many senior ci tizens were entrants in this contest held last year and on ly a few stomach aches were reported 1 This is a fu n way to make money, last yea r approximately $180 was the Senior Citizens portion. Let us hear from you. REFRESHMENTS CRAFTS - BAZAAR If you plan to visit Pomeroy the weekend of June 23, 24 , and 25, remember the Sen ior Citizens Center will be open to the public June 23 and 24 . Refr eshments of so ft drinks, coff ee , pies and cakes, baked bean s, co le slaw, ham, hamburger, hot dog sand · wtches and french fries will be for sa le. A craft bazaar is being pla nned and numerous crafts will be demons! rated Saturday afternoon. Tables and chairs will be available where Senior Citizens and their families and fri ends may sit down to enjoy their food or rust to relax and visit. FAREWELL Mrs. Rose Ginther, who ha s served as a Retired Sen ior Volunteer foroverfour years, was honored Tuesday af· ternoon by members of the Senior Citizen Chorus. Mrs. Gin the r will be moving this summer to be near her fa mily. Rose has spent many hours in sharing her knowledge of musi c and her creative tal ents . Her smil e has bri ghtened numerous lives and she will be leav ing many, many friends at the Center. Rose wa s presented a number of gifts by chorus members and members of her knitting and crochet classes. Pu nch, cake and ice is employed at Alama nce ... Chri stian Sehoul in Graha m. Godwin was graduated frorn Greenvi lle High School and is now att ending Tennessee Temple Co ll ege in Chattanuoga . Afl er the rehNtr sal nn Friday evening. the groom's pa rents ent ertained with " bu ffet din ner at the B & J " Mrs. joseph Godwin Restaurant in Burli ngton . .," :1 3' ... ... ·...--. cr eam wer e served to ap- ·-.. -= -:: ~ -3 3 Enjoy se~onal savings on outstandin§ values like these. Summer Prints & Solids l(,c l y Cottom on d b len d ~ lor t h 1 ~ II!O\or1 , H!pOIO te \' 44 45 ' w1de Moch•n e wo1 h o nd dry 99~. Great Gauze PMtl O Md \ol•dl o l ) 0% po lye1 te • 50 % cofl on Mod11ne -.... cu h end d ry 4 5' w•de R•g. S I ·" yd . I . 1 /. ' \ ~2 Sale I Co ••on and pol~ l' l l r. r <olton bl end 1ol•d1 44 48 '' ... ,dt' Mo c h •n ~ ..-mh un d d• y Reg S2 99 yd . $1?! Interlock Knits 100°,~ pol ye1 tt! r p11rt t1 Moch oMe wo1h a nd d ry 58 60 w•d e Reg SJ 9Q yd I Appliques V2 I l •nm r·41• PPY l,tn J> 1 H•,•rll\ ·.... OFF!--· / · m(lo P f O! IIJO' I O'ld dlt'll OFF IIG. "'ICI to 50% on 0 2. Now that you 've made a very good deal on your new car, get a, very good deal on your new car Joari. C&S Bank has bet ter terms o n your car loan than just about anyone . Silver Bridge Shopping Plaza-Route 7, Gallipolis, Ohio 25 Court Street Silver Bridge Plaza Spring Valley Putnam Village Shopping Center Hurricane, W. Vo . ' 11. t HI i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roush potluck supper wtll be held. SERVICE SLATED Roger Glassburn is pastor. Sa tur<Jay, June 24 at 5 p.m. at Springfiel d Baptist Church Everyone is welcome. a Fellowship meeting Rro d /z CENTER CUT /z END CUT 1 lf.1 PORK LOIN.~~:. SUNDAY SPECIAL SPECIAL PURCHASE FAMOUS MAKER LADIES' 100% POLYESTER DRESS BLOUSES PLASTIC GALLON ~~R=I~K . . .~ }39 ELF DOG FOOD 25 LB. any ts e ~ Middleport, 0 . .... .....• ...-•. --...' • White and DEL MONTE Colors CATSUP 38 Ol. BTL 88 ~ Soft touch cord rewind Controlled rewind for smooth retr action . • ,.,., • m-5241 iiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ...-. -..." -..•• ...• $ 88 PORK & BEANS 1~~~::~ STOP AT••• Blouses. 6/$1 W/C No . 000 Limit1 Per (:ustomer Good Only at Powell's Offer Expires June 24, 1978 LOOK FOR OUi< great collection of Dress MYSTERY SPECIAL SUNDAY & MONDAY SHOP AT••• SAVE AT••• W/C Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Offer June 24 , 1978 We can't advertise the name but you'll recognize the name when you see the quality. Come in today to see this · Complete with 9 piece Power-seal Attachments • 69¢ SHOWBOAT Broad, bright beam of light helps seek out litter . -.. $299 Coupon W/C No . OOOTO Limit1 Per Cu stom er Good Only at Powell's Offer Expires June24, 1978 Twin lamp headlight · • • • .) d-+--+-11. 1 . i~ . SUNDAY HOURS 1:00 TO 6:00 16 ql bag capacity ~ 89~ . I Self-propelled ~ Nf l4·2 HAMBURG & FRIES Locust a 4th St. l.i I ' mo;e cleaning per bag! You'll like the Quick & Clean bag changer. 4 Flavors Soft-Serve Cones Memheo FD IC· . 'l PLAZA adapts cleaner to most carpet. Special plush & shag settings! ,ABRICS' !~ ~ SILVER BRIDGE Automatic carpet adjustment Hea dquarters fo r Draperie s , Slip Covers and Upholstering Materials SPECIAL The Commercial Br Savings Bank f REGULAR edge brusher deep cleans close to the wall. Hours : 10 til 9 Monday thru Saturdoy - 1 til l DAIRY ISLE S Bank 4 I Edge cleaning plus... OFF llEG . PRICE Harry O'Dairy thinks the best place to stop for an after practice or after the game treat is Prices Effective Thru June 24. 298 SECOND ST. 1 • deep cleans with double the brushing & grooming action of previous models. selee~ 20"to 5o%"'""''""" Chillicothe, Ohio NAME NOTED POMEROY--Mrs. Hazel H•wk sent a gift to her greatniece , Am ber Well, da ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Well, on her recent birthday. Her name was un intentionally umitted from a listing of the party activities . 10 am-10 pm Ouadraflex ' M agitator . lit 6th Ave . 258 Grand Central Mall Parkersburg , W. Va . Huntington , W. Va . weighed seven pounds and 10 ounces. Mat ernal grandmother is Mrs. Maxine Arnold of Hartford and the paternal grandmother is Mrs. C. L. Fitzgerald of Fowler, Ind. Sunday Cleaning System proximately 60 persons. l . First , shop aro und for the car you want. Make the very best deal possible with the car dealer. .• S oc k vp On need d Or, k td~ ' w ear m ' POv rn of great val e no tt on~ , too l C . en s wear and d ue, . Ome ea rly forth eca raflng. Zane Plaza GALLIPOLIS - Steve Eisnau gle, Dir ector of Ed uca tion at Gallipolis Business College, has listed the following students as being on the Honor Roll for the Spring Quarter which ended June 6, 1978. All A's - Gail Anderson , Ann Borders, Handy Calli han, Sharon Deal, Mabel Drummond, Eddie Fisher, WELLINGTON Walt er Flu harty, Elaine Hog ue, C. D, Mcintyre, SAFETY TOE Kimb erly Roush, Vict oria Welch. B or Better - Roge r Adams, Tonja Akers, Rodney Ald erma n, Brenda Allie, Susan Amick, John An· derson. Thomas Bentz, Roy ~ · Bi ckle, Paul Black, Carolyn Mon . & Fri. Keel e r-Bl a ke , Ronn ie till p.m. Caudill , Annabel Edwa rds, Tues., Wed ., Sol. titS Dani el Euman, Her shall Thurs . til Ferguson , Albert Hannon, 12 noon Jewell Hash, Wilma Hill, 8-0 · EE Debb ie Howard, Diana Jarvis, Shoron Jessie, Joann ·Ju stus, Juanita Justi s, WOLVERINE 10" William Linn, Mavis McWESTERN BRAZOS Clain, Darlene McClur e, Karen Macias, Geor gia BOOT Meade, Teresa Meade, Vickie Tan, tough oil .tanned Metheny, John O'Dell, Jill cowhid~ Ohlinger, Sheil a Ohlinger, Welt construction Buddy Peaytt , William 011 proof sole and heel Pick ens, Margaret Province, Full cushion insole Steel shank arch support Charles Radford , Debbie Scherer, Debra Shaver, Cindy L. Smith, Tim Smith, Betty Spence, Mary Swain, :-:;:::::::::::::·:·:·:·:·:;: Darryl Swartz, Chris Tucker, Dellos Vicker s, Diana Wheeler. Lena White, Wanda Wiga l, Sarah Williamson . BABY TAKEN HOME MASON - The Rev . and Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald of Van Wert, Ohio, are announcing the adoption of an infant daughter, Ka te Susanna, on June I. She is welcomed by a brother, Ja.<on . 8. She Mon.-Sat. 8 am-10 pm .': [:;Clr't~~r'T Clrt ~ "' '· Sp ecta cular ~a ~r ~Portswe~~~,d~:~~ n:~tOn§! ~hoo~e ~::~; ::~/' Honor roll Store Hours: • .Select Group Fabrics & N0 t"IORS And ' " • '• ' \ more ro ovp ol fob · fUV"''" •·~ Wl'(lf June 28 - Exercise Group RSVP, Julie Ormsby , 446-2070. June 30 - Couple's volleyball 7 p.m. RSVP Pam Terrizzi 446-4485. Welcome Wagon is open to any interested party in the area. Call Joy Alwood at 446-8599 or Mary Ann Jamison at 4462649 for information. POWELL'S hat. Darla Chambers and Mrs. Gary Grover were bridesmaids . They wor e gowns identical to that of the maid of hOnor. Their hats were white. Orland Cremeans served as best man. Marshall French, L'hip Kirby and Brian Tucker were ushers. For her daughter's wed· ding, Mrs. Kirby selected navy blue floor length dress with dotted swiss. Mrs. Rousp wore a light blue noor length uress. A reception was held in the soc ial room after the ceremony. The bride's table featu red a three tier white cake with white icing and yellow flowers. Assisting in the reception were Mrs. Charles Young, Mrs. Larry Elkins, Ms. Betsy Simpson, Mrs. William Reynolds and Ms. Melissa Rizer , who registered guests. After a wedding trip to Cincinnati. the new Mr. and Mrs. Roush are now residing in Vinton. •• • ....• Sale $1~! 3. ..•• .. Sale •• • % ..• 50 . Sale Denims & Krinkles \__~F_!_!__., --...... -3 --- 74~. -.. Sale Reg S 1 .49 yd I .June 19 - Installation dinner 6:30p.m. at Kin Folks . RSVP Chm Mrtchell 446-7739. June 21 - EKercise Group RSVP Julie Ormsby 446-2070 June 23 - Couple's bowling 9 p.m. RSVP Kar~n Moffitt 24~359. Senior Citizens ' Scene luke~ t- · - . ---· ·-· --------------------~ I I II ...' Marty rcstdcs m Pumcruy and says she loves the small-town atmosphere. Her ut· tcresl!i are voned . Sht• write:) some pt)t'try , CHES HIH E - Deborah Ann Stevers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kirby, Vinton, and John Howard Roush , son of Mr. and Mrs. Charl es Roush , Cheshire, were united in marriage on May 5 at the Cheshi re Baptist L'h urch. The Rev. William Reynolds offi ciated in the . double ring ceremony . Wedd ine music was_provided by Mrs. Ger· trude Hysel l. The church was decorated in a yellow and beige theme. For her wedding, the bride wore a beige wedding gown and a pi cture hat to match. Deborah J. DeWhitt served as maid of honor. She wore a yellow floor length gown with matching shaw and picture Sizes 8 to 14 • J �------rB/aloek -Godwin .ma rria ae 6 · held z·n 17\"jTorth Ca..yol·zna Deborah Stevers weds .--s-2_ - T_he_sun_da_yn_ ·me_s-&_nlt_ ·nel_ .su_nd•_Y.J_""_e 18_ . 19-78 Personality Profile ByCharlene Hut'flkh POMEROY-The stnrerily. hune>t ) mtd f upennt!ss uf Mei g!:l County rural folk tl~ (..'utnpliretlto the 111ore (t lwfness uf urbdn residents wa~ what Marty Gryl'l' 11f ncar Chtcagu says allradeu her here after her graduation last fall frumlhe lnuiana Stale University. M1s.s Ge~' er madt• her ft rst <·unLHct wttll Meigs CouOty last summer when she came here with the Rural Applachta student health team . She returns a ~ a specialist w!lh thl' Pubh c Ben e fiL~ Program of the Oht u Cum· missiun un A!!:lllg wurking al the Mc1g!:l County Senior Citizens Center. The new position is state funded and ueals with prnviding sor1al ~rvtc:es tu Lhe aged cmd sumr minnr legal asststa!lcc as relates to Social Security benefits ami Workmen 's Cumpcn· satiun, as wtdl as emergem:y metlit.:(il assistance . Marty romes to Meigs County with some experience in deali11g with the elucrly. She began work at the nurstng home when she was 16 and contumeu through her sophomore year incullcge. She lias also worked with the Retired Senior Volunteer Pro~rom anu the Senior Nutriti on Programs . She feels that she relates well to elderly Ameririins, lik ~s tu work on iJ vne- tLHJne basis, and has empatlty tuwaru the problems. Getting inlu an ort~i:t of wvrk wll~ re she <JeaiS primartly With people and duesn't get lieU duwn with paper work was une of her euncerns in seek1ng cmpluymcll l, ~:~ nd the position here. she feels, pr•;viues the nght opportunity . Marty grad ua ted wtth a degree utliealth e<Jucation services and ha s an amiJtttoll of sornc'!lay going back to sehoul tu get her tnaster's 111 suual wurk. Sult't:' cutll! ll g tu M~igs County s h ~ has cnn,llcd i1 1 cut EMT training course whtch she will (.;umplete suun . ~nd has !Jecume al'live wttlt the Otizens Auvisur·y Council for the Meigs County Health Dcparltnelll. Fur the next fe w weeks. Marly will be c:uunlinating tile act tvit ies of Ute 1978 sum- mer health team sd tedulcu to arrive ncKt week. The fi ve students. funueu by Cunsorti wn for Hea lth Edeuatron 11 1 Appalachia Ohiu. wtll ~he re lu corry out c.nll ass tst with hel:llt h related prugrams spun - sore<J by the Mctgs County· Hea lli t Department. the Semur Citilcns Center. and the Mental Health Center. GA LLIPOLIS - Kathy Jo Blalock and Joseph Lindell Godwin. Jr . were united in marriage Sa turday, June 17, at the Greenway Park Baptist Church in Graham , North Carolina . Miss Blalock is the <laughter of Mr . and Mrs . Berni ce Jac kson Blalock of Burlington, North Carolina and Godwin is the son of Rev . and Mrs. Joseph Lindell Godwin of Hedgewood Drive, Ga llipolis. The double nng ceremony was perfo rmed by th e groom's fath er at three in the afternoon. Wedding music was provided by Miss Kim Martin, organist, and Mrs. Paul Mayfiel d and Randy Bla lock, soloist . Given in marriage by her fat her, the bride wore a gown of white sheerganza, Brussels in the back. Applique s of Venice lace were scattcrcu over the skirt and sma ller· mat ~hi ng appliques graced the sheer sleeves. A ruffle of Brussels lace with a noral motif band of Venice lace encirc led the hemline. A tiered fingert ip veil of tulle was attached to a pearlcd lace Ca melot hat. The bride wore a sil"cr heart-shaped pendant, cent ered with a diamond, a gift of the groom. She carried a white Bible and a nosegay of sma ll white fl owers edged with bl ue baby's breath. Susan Blalock, sister of the bri de, served as ma id of honor. Susan Godwin. sister of the groom, and Mrs. Ronnie Blalock and Pam Blalock, were bridesbaids. Tim Godwin , brother of the lace and Venice lace over groom, served as best man. peau de so ic. The dress wa s Ushers were Ronnie Blalock, des ign ed wit h a hi gh Joh n God win and RandJ' neckline, empire waist and Bla lock. full Bishop sleeves . Th e A reception was held in the A-lin e skirt swept church fe llowship ha ll with tn~o a full chape l tra in Nancy God win. the groom's It I It I I I \ 1 !; I S[~ j· r Cg i SlC.I' IIl g • KUC S\ S . Assis1ing wer e Mrs. Eddie Ilia lock, Mrs. Eu gene Har1 , · Na ncy Angle, Mr. anu Mrs. Johnn y Blalock and Mr and Mrs. Fred Sweeney . Aft er a wedding trip lo the mountains th£1 new Mr . and Mrs. Godw in arc li ving in C:hallanooga. Tenn . 1'he new .. ' Mrs. Godwin was gri:lduatcd fnmt So uthern ll igh and Ten nessee S~hoo l Templ e College with a degr ee in Elementary F:du cat ion. She and jvgs, tak~s gulf lcs.wns, and ithJks furward lu SHill e lri::IVl'hng SUPER SHELL Super versat ilit y. Super choice of summer colors . Th is grea t top has a jewe l neck . zipper back and Belg ian Loop ing . Made of Monsan to' s Wear - Dated 100 ·pet. nylon. Si z.es 36 -42 . by She Shells. a divis ion of Fai rfield . · All Wear -Date d clothes ar e war ran ted for a full year·s norma l wear , refund or replacement when returned with tag and sal es sl ip to Monsanto. IThe Uniform Center I l-366 SECOND AVE.---·- ·-------GALLIPOLIS, OHIO .- - EAT-A-THON t.:ONTEST POME ROY - Everyone loves hamburgers . How many can you cat? Here's your chance to find out. Pomeroy 's Burger Chef and the Meigs County Jaycees are again sponsoring an Ea t-A· Thon Contest during Regatta weekend. Two age groups will compete - One group will be those 14 years and under ; the other group will be those above 14 years of age . First prize in each class will be $20 and a plaq ue. The entrant In ea~h class tha t obta ins the most tota l sponsors money will receive a plaque. All sponsor monies collected in this contest will go to the Meigs Jaycees for their community activities and to the Senior Citizens Center of Meigs Count y. The contest will be held on Saturda y, June 24 at the Pomeroy Burger Chef and the winners will be based upon the persons who can eat the most regula r Burger Chef hamburgers within a 30 minute peri od . All hamburgers served to the con- How to buy a new car. testants will be provided by Burger l'hel, free of charge. Hamburger ea ting will begin at 3 p.m. and last until 3:30 p.m. Entry forms are available at the Sen ior Citizens Center or can be obtained at the Pomeroy Burger Chef. All cnlry forms , including lists of sponsors, shall be received before 12 noon, Frida y, .Ju ne 23, 1978, at the Pomeroy Burger Chef. If you are willing to sponsor a senior citizen in this contest or are willing to bring you r appetite and be a contestant, call us at !192-7884. Many senior ci tizens were entrants in this contest held last year and on ly a few stomach aches were reported 1 This is a fu n way to make money, last yea r approximately $180 was the Senior Citizens portion. Let us hear from you. REFRESHMENTS CRAFTS - BAZAAR If you plan to visit Pomeroy the weekend of June 23, 24 , and 25, remember the Sen ior Citizens Center will be open to the public June 23 and 24 . Refr eshments of so ft drinks, coff ee , pies and cakes, baked bean s, co le slaw, ham, hamburger, hot dog sand · wtches and french fries will be for sa le. A craft bazaar is being pla nned and numerous crafts will be demons! rated Saturday afternoon. Tables and chairs will be available where Senior Citizens and their families and fri ends may sit down to enjoy their food or rust to relax and visit. FAREWELL Mrs. Rose Ginther, who ha s served as a Retired Sen ior Volunteer foroverfour years, was honored Tuesday af· ternoon by members of the Senior Citizen Chorus. Mrs. Gin the r will be moving this summer to be near her fa mily. Rose has spent many hours in sharing her knowledge of musi c and her creative tal ents . Her smil e has bri ghtened numerous lives and she will be leav ing many, many friends at the Center. Rose wa s presented a number of gifts by chorus members and members of her knitting and crochet classes. Pu nch, cake and ice is employed at Alama nce ... Chri stian Sehoul in Graha m. Godwin was graduated frorn Greenvi lle High School and is now att ending Tennessee Temple Co ll ege in Chattanuoga . Afl er the rehNtr sal nn Friday evening. the groom's pa rents ent ertained with " bu ffet din ner at the B & J " Mrs. joseph Godwin Restaurant in Burli ngton . .," :1 3' ... ... ·...--. cr eam wer e served to ap- ·-.. -= -:: ~ -3 3 Enjoy se~onal savings on outstandin§ values like these. Summer Prints & Solids l(,c l y Cottom on d b len d ~ lor t h 1 ~ II!O\or1 , H!pOIO te \' 44 45 ' w1de Moch•n e wo1 h o nd dry 99~. Great Gauze PMtl O Md \ol•dl o l ) 0% po lye1 te • 50 % cofl on Mod11ne -.... cu h end d ry 4 5' w•de R•g. S I ·" yd . I . 1 /. ' \ ~2 Sale I Co ••on and pol~ l' l l r. r <olton bl end 1ol•d1 44 48 '' ... ,dt' Mo c h •n ~ ..-mh un d d• y Reg S2 99 yd . $1?! Interlock Knits 100°,~ pol ye1 tt! r p11rt t1 Moch oMe wo1h a nd d ry 58 60 w•d e Reg SJ 9Q yd I Appliques V2 I l •nm r·41• PPY l,tn J> 1 H•,•rll\ ·.... OFF!--· / · m(lo P f O! IIJO' I O'ld dlt'll OFF IIG. "'ICI to 50% on 0 2. Now that you 've made a very good deal on your new car, get a, very good deal on your new car Joari. C&S Bank has bet ter terms o n your car loan than just about anyone . Silver Bridge Shopping Plaza-Route 7, Gallipolis, Ohio 25 Court Street Silver Bridge Plaza Spring Valley Putnam Village Shopping Center Hurricane, W. Vo . ' 11. t HI i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roush potluck supper wtll be held. SERVICE SLATED Roger Glassburn is pastor. Sa tur<Jay, June 24 at 5 p.m. at Springfiel d Baptist Church Everyone is welcome. a Fellowship meeting Rro d /z CENTER CUT /z END CUT 1 lf.1 PORK LOIN.~~:. SUNDAY SPECIAL SPECIAL PURCHASE FAMOUS MAKER LADIES' 100% POLYESTER DRESS BLOUSES PLASTIC GALLON ~~R=I~K . . .~ }39 ELF DOG FOOD 25 LB. any ts e ~ Middleport, 0 . .... .....• ...-•. --...' • White and DEL MONTE Colors CATSUP 38 Ol. BTL 88 ~ Soft touch cord rewind Controlled rewind for smooth retr action . • ,.,., • m-5241 iiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ...-. -..." -..•• ...• $ 88 PORK & BEANS 1~~~::~ STOP AT••• Blouses. 6/$1 W/C No . 000 Limit1 Per (:ustomer Good Only at Powell's Offer Expires June 24, 1978 LOOK FOR OUi< great collection of Dress MYSTERY SPECIAL SUNDAY & MONDAY SHOP AT••• SAVE AT••• W/C Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Offer June 24 , 1978 We can't advertise the name but you'll recognize the name when you see the quality. Come in today to see this · Complete with 9 piece Power-seal Attachments • 69¢ SHOWBOAT Broad, bright beam of light helps seek out litter . -.. $299 Coupon W/C No . OOOTO Limit1 Per Cu stom er Good Only at Powell's Offer Expires June24, 1978 Twin lamp headlight · • • • .) d-+--+-11. 1 . i~ . SUNDAY HOURS 1:00 TO 6:00 16 ql bag capacity ~ 89~ . I Self-propelled ~ Nf l4·2 HAMBURG & FRIES Locust a 4th St. l.i I ' mo;e cleaning per bag! You'll like the Quick & Clean bag changer. 4 Flavors Soft-Serve Cones Memheo FD IC· . 'l PLAZA adapts cleaner to most carpet. Special plush & shag settings! ,ABRICS' !~ ~ SILVER BRIDGE Automatic carpet adjustment Hea dquarters fo r Draperie s , Slip Covers and Upholstering Materials SPECIAL The Commercial Br Savings Bank f REGULAR edge brusher deep cleans close to the wall. Hours : 10 til 9 Monday thru Saturdoy - 1 til l DAIRY ISLE S Bank 4 I Edge cleaning plus... OFF llEG . PRICE Harry O'Dairy thinks the best place to stop for an after practice or after the game treat is Prices Effective Thru June 24. 298 SECOND ST. 1 • deep cleans with double the brushing & grooming action of previous models. selee~ 20"to 5o%"'""''""" Chillicothe, Ohio NAME NOTED POMEROY--Mrs. Hazel H•wk sent a gift to her greatniece , Am ber Well, da ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Well, on her recent birthday. Her name was un intentionally umitted from a listing of the party activities . 10 am-10 pm Ouadraflex ' M agitator . lit 6th Ave . 258 Grand Central Mall Parkersburg , W. Va . Huntington , W. Va . weighed seven pounds and 10 ounces. Mat ernal grandmother is Mrs. Maxine Arnold of Hartford and the paternal grandmother is Mrs. C. L. Fitzgerald of Fowler, Ind. Sunday Cleaning System proximately 60 persons. l . First , shop aro und for the car you want. Make the very best deal possible with the car dealer. .• S oc k vp On need d Or, k td~ ' w ear m ' POv rn of great val e no tt on~ , too l C . en s wear and d ue, . Ome ea rly forth eca raflng. Zane Plaza GALLIPOLIS - Steve Eisnau gle, Dir ector of Ed uca tion at Gallipolis Business College, has listed the following students as being on the Honor Roll for the Spring Quarter which ended June 6, 1978. All A's - Gail Anderson , Ann Borders, Handy Calli han, Sharon Deal, Mabel Drummond, Eddie Fisher, WELLINGTON Walt er Flu harty, Elaine Hog ue, C. D, Mcintyre, SAFETY TOE Kimb erly Roush, Vict oria Welch. B or Better - Roge r Adams, Tonja Akers, Rodney Ald erma n, Brenda Allie, Susan Amick, John An· derson. Thomas Bentz, Roy ~ · Bi ckle, Paul Black, Carolyn Mon . & Fri. Keel e r-Bl a ke , Ronn ie till p.m. Caudill , Annabel Edwa rds, Tues., Wed ., Sol. titS Dani el Euman, Her shall Thurs . til Ferguson , Albert Hannon, 12 noon Jewell Hash, Wilma Hill, 8-0 · EE Debb ie Howard, Diana Jarvis, Shoron Jessie, Joann ·Ju stus, Juanita Justi s, WOLVERINE 10" William Linn, Mavis McWESTERN BRAZOS Clain, Darlene McClur e, Karen Macias, Geor gia BOOT Meade, Teresa Meade, Vickie Tan, tough oil .tanned Metheny, John O'Dell, Jill cowhid~ Ohlinger, Sheil a Ohlinger, Welt construction Buddy Peaytt , William 011 proof sole and heel Pick ens, Margaret Province, Full cushion insole Steel shank arch support Charles Radford , Debbie Scherer, Debra Shaver, Cindy L. Smith, Tim Smith, Betty Spence, Mary Swain, :-:;:::::::::::::·:·:·:·:·:;: Darryl Swartz, Chris Tucker, Dellos Vicker s, Diana Wheeler. Lena White, Wanda Wiga l, Sarah Williamson . BABY TAKEN HOME MASON - The Rev . and Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald of Van Wert, Ohio, are announcing the adoption of an infant daughter, Ka te Susanna, on June I. She is welcomed by a brother, Ja.<on . 8. She Mon.-Sat. 8 am-10 pm .': [:;Clr't~~r'T Clrt ~ "' '· Sp ecta cular ~a ~r ~Portswe~~~,d~:~~ n:~tOn§! ~hoo~e ~::~; ::~/' Honor roll Store Hours: • .Select Group Fabrics & N0 t"IORS And ' " • '• ' \ more ro ovp ol fob · fUV"''" •·~ Wl'(lf June 28 - Exercise Group RSVP, Julie Ormsby , 446-2070. June 30 - Couple's volleyball 7 p.m. RSVP Pam Terrizzi 446-4485. Welcome Wagon is open to any interested party in the area. Call Joy Alwood at 446-8599 or Mary Ann Jamison at 4462649 for information. POWELL'S hat. Darla Chambers and Mrs. Gary Grover were bridesmaids . They wor e gowns identical to that of the maid of hOnor. Their hats were white. Orland Cremeans served as best man. Marshall French, L'hip Kirby and Brian Tucker were ushers. For her daughter's wed· ding, Mrs. Kirby selected navy blue floor length dress with dotted swiss. Mrs. Rousp wore a light blue noor length uress. A reception was held in the soc ial room after the ceremony. The bride's table featu red a three tier white cake with white icing and yellow flowers. Assisting in the reception were Mrs. Charles Young, Mrs. Larry Elkins, Ms. Betsy Simpson, Mrs. William Reynolds and Ms. Melissa Rizer , who registered guests. After a wedding trip to Cincinnati. the new Mr. and Mrs. Roush are now residing in Vinton. •• • ....• Sale $1~! 3. ..•• .. Sale •• • % ..• 50 . Sale Denims & Krinkles \__~F_!_!__., --...... -3 --- 74~. -.. Sale Reg S 1 .49 yd I .June 19 - Installation dinner 6:30p.m. at Kin Folks . RSVP Chm Mrtchell 446-7739. June 21 - EKercise Group RSVP Julie Ormsby 446-2070 June 23 - Couple's bowling 9 p.m. RSVP Kar~n Moffitt 24~359. Senior Citizens ' Scene luke~ t- · - . ---· ·-· --------------------~ I I II ...' Marty rcstdcs m Pumcruy and says she loves the small-town atmosphere. Her ut· tcresl!i are voned . Sht• write:) some pt)t'try , CHES HIH E - Deborah Ann Stevers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kirby, Vinton, and John Howard Roush , son of Mr. and Mrs. Charl es Roush , Cheshire, were united in marriage on May 5 at the Cheshi re Baptist L'h urch. The Rev. William Reynolds offi ciated in the . double ring ceremony . Wedd ine music was_provided by Mrs. Ger· trude Hysel l. The church was decorated in a yellow and beige theme. For her wedding, the bride wore a beige wedding gown and a pi cture hat to match. Deborah J. DeWhitt served as maid of honor. She wore a yellow floor length gown with matching shaw and picture Sizes 8 to 14 • J �... . . ~ . ~ . . . \ 8-4- ,...., Sundav Time&Sentinel, Sunday, JWJe 18, 1978 Rosmond ; Female of the Species, Alexandra Roudybush; The Woman Who Loved John Wllkes Booth, Pamela Dark Hom Blowing, Dahlov. Russell; The Ch9nting of !pear; The Princes of Earth, Children, Margaret Sand; Michael Kurland (SF); The Another I, Another You, Reluctant Heiress, AMabel Richard Schickel; Cold TraU, Laine ; Fair Blows the Wind, Dell Shannon; J o Stern, Louis L'Amour; Unto Zeor David R. Slavitt; Chill Stein; Forever, J. Lichtenberg, The Factor, Aaron Holcroft Covenant, Robert Boomer's Gold, Jack Walker; Ludlwn; Shallows of Night, The Tarot Murders, Mignon Eric Van Lustbsder; Ues, Warner; Glenrose Calling, Richard Neely; The Siege of Amanda West ; The Lorda of Superport, J , Olesker ; Death Pair, Helen Wieselberg; The Rides a Black Horse, Lewis ChaJ18eling, Joy Williams. Non·Fictloo Patten ; Farewell Com· Mi nd power, No na pan ions , James Plunkett ; Coxhead; Pulling Your Own Perdido, Jill Robinson, The Strings, Dr. Wayne Dyer; Keystone Kid, Frank The Mother Book, Liz Smith ; Roderus; Monarch, Babette New·books released Adult books released by the Gallia County District Library were: _ Fiction Partin& Breath, Catherine Aird ; Delphine, Mel Arri&hi; The Miracle of Dommatina, Ira Avery ; Obsession : An American Love Story, Yves Berger ; Snapshots, Del Brebner; Speak for the Dead, Rex Bums ; Multiple Choice , Laura Chapman ; This Willing Passion, Patricia Cloud; The Dancer, Leland Cooley; The Lady Loved 'Too Wen; Jack Donahue; Court of Honor, Maria Fagyas; Living Image, Gladys Gallant; Up She Rises, David Garnett ; The Place of Stones, Constance . Heaven ; Some Run Crooked, John Buxton, Hilton ; The Coldest Winter in Peking , Hsia Chih-yen : A Crafts Demonstrations, II a.m.·7· p.m. · Senior Nutrition ·Program, 12 noon to 12:4$ p.m., Monday through Friday. Monday - Sausage patty, a.m. Wednesday , June 21 - com, cottage cheese salad, Social Security Represen· oraJ18e and grapefruit _aectative, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.; tiona, bl!cult, butter, milk. Tuesday - Baked cblcken, Macrame Class, 1-2:30; maliled potatoes, coleslaw, <:8llles, 12:30-2. Thursday, June 22 - canned apricots, roll, butter, Horseshoes, 12:36-2 p.m. milk. Wednesday - Meatballa • Friday, Jun~ 23 - Art Class, 10 a .m.-12 noon; gravy, baked potato, jellied 1·3 p.m.; fruit cocktail salad, yellow Bowling, RE<:ATTA WEEKEND - sheet cake iced, bread, Craft Sales; Food Booth, 4-ll butter, milk. Thursday - Soup beans • p.m. Saturday, June 24 - ham bits, caMed peach and pear salad, buttered spinach, REGATTA WEEKEND chocolate pudding • vanilla Craft Sales, Food Booth and through Friday. Monday, June 19 - Square Dancing, 12 : . ~ p.m. Tuesday, June 20 Chorus, 12 :36o2 p.m. Film, 11 Honorable Men: My Life In the CIA, William Colby; Workahollcs, Make Laziness Work For You, Wayne E. Oates; Spirit MakeS a Man, Joseph Panzarella; The Thin Edge, Anne Simon; Trees, Crockett; The Complete Beginner's Guide to Physical Fitness, Richard Luttle : Decorating With Plants, Oliver Allen; You Can Renovate Your Own Home, Floyd Green ; VIctorian Furniture, Robert Swedberg ; Beginner's Guide to Photographing People, Ralph Hattersley; The Irresistible American Softball Book, Edward Claflin; Run For Your Life, Arthur Mollen ; The Treasury of American POMEROY Meigs County Senior Citizens Center activities located at the Pomeroy Junior High School Ia open 9 a.m .-4 p.m., Monday Poetry, Nancy Sullivan; F~m the Earth They Came, Raymond Vletzen; Cousin Beedle and Cousin Hot, Hugh Carter; Love You Abigail ... Always Did, Ethel Gorham; The Com plete Beginner's Guide to Physical Fitness, Richard Lyttle. Couple wed in private ceremony wafer, cornbread, butter, milk. Friday - salmon loaf, acalloped pot1toe1, bul;tered peu, apple sauce, bread, butter, milk. . Coffee, tea, · buttermilk,, okim mot and juice served · daUy. • Please reglater the day belore you plan to eat. MIIJIJ LJ-;POH'J'- - Ilett y •uil wrllr a white canWlHtll F~rg us u n allll Ru lph Bayes IJoutunnicrc. Wt~re · united in mcul'iHge on · Fur her t.li:tughter's wedJune _10 at 6:30 p.111. al tile dtng, Mrs. Ocel Seal'S wore" l>nne uf Mr. and Mrs. Ca rl gmy a nd bla ck suit.' Mrs. Or- PORTLAND - Telephone 843-3364. COAD Senior Nutrition Weekly Menu for the SateiUte Site at the Reoraan!led Church of Jesus Chrl!t of the Latter Day saints, Old Town Flats, Ia similar to the above menu. Please call in your reaer· vation. ~ (t~~ 1 workshop to .be held ·• at B0 b· Evans Farms :. : _\:_ ::: ::: . Cost of the co urse is $10. TI1e five day workshop is being offered through the coope ration of the Rio Grande College and Community Col lege Office of Co ntinuing Edu cation and Bob Eva ns Farms. The School of Homestea d Liv ing, as the gro up of nine workshops is called, will also uffer co urses in Woode n Farrn Tools, Wool Spinning, Chai r Caning . Pottery and Blacksmithing at other times " throu ghou t the summer. To register fur Leather· craft. ca ll 1614 1 245-5353 or mail name , address , phone number and check for 140 payab le to Rio Grande Coll ege, to Bernie Murphy , Rio Gra nde Co llege and Com munity College. Ri o Grande , Ohio 456i4 . Registration deadline is Thursday ,. June 22 . Information on meals and lo dging for the week is available on request. finishing of leather. Several projects will be completed during the co urse. Times for the course will be !1-11 :30 a.m . and 1-4 p.m. Monday through Thursday . The Friday session wtll be from 9-11 a.m. Student s will be requ ired to bring so!Tie ba sic materials. These are scissors, utility knife , two small sponges and an acrylic artist paint brush. Shop Pennyfare week in and week out and watch your TOTAL FOOD BILL GO DOWN ••• "TOTAL DOWN PRICES" mean more _items that you buy each week will be priced less to keep your total down. You get total savings with our ''TOTAL DOWN PRICES". THOROFARE CHAPA LA RO)'IIISeot PUFFS FROZEN Toeurt Marearlne Strawberries FACIAL TISSUES l ·lb. Otra. Pllg. 10-ol. Ctn. l-oa. Ctn. enngfare SUPER MARKETS Inflation Fighting. TOTAL DOWN Prices save you money each 111d every day of the weeki Prices like these 111d hundreds more can be found In all de,.-t· ments throughout the store. Don't be fooled by dHp·cut specials and pricing muhiples. Shop where the prices are truly low & Lower! Your TOTAL FOOD BILL WILL GO DOWN when you shop the store with TOTAL DOWN PRICES. DelMonte PRINCE Spaghetti WHOLE KERNEL VAC PAK Corn ~FlAVORS THIN or REGULAR l ·lb. lox 12-or.. Can White & Assorted 34~ 200 ct. pkg, 510WIOAY lltorofore 72( Black Pepper 4·ot. Can • • • • • • PillSBURY _GRAVY MIX """'"' •. s11... ,.,.10' SPAGHml or SPAGHmiRINGS .. ....."" 24' STAR COFFEE FILTERS .............."' 32' POPEYE PUFFED WHEAT or RICE ........,,33' •• Sondwich , ROYAL GUATIN """'"' •.•.•.. • ,., ..,.18' THOROFARE BOOK MATCHES .. • , ......... 24' SNOMAN LUNCH BAGS ••• , .... ,... ..,.32' STATEFARE Wltw IUHS • • • ............. . 38 ARGO PEAS ..•..• . •.••• . •. . "., c..22' THOROFARE ..... ,,.,,.,_CREAMER , . ''""·28' STOKELY APPLESAUCE .•••••. ,,. ru .. 32' THOROFARE MUSHROOMS""" , m•s .... c.. 42' lltorofort 79• Evaporated Milk c 69• 13-oz. Can • • • • • • • • Margarine I.(b. lltn. Pkg. o o o o o o o o 62( 69• [~~~-- ltllogf's Cocoa Krispies • • • • 95' • 79c Wesson Oil 24·01 . BoHle n.... t.... C1111pbell's ~~~~P! ~o~ .1 • •.• • • 24c 21· • • • • • 26c • • • • ---------L Pork & Beans 26• l·lb. Con 28• 75• ~!~~~k D~~~o.r~~t 1-ol. 0 • s1 oa 12, s 'hiJlJJ lJ ~M lJ lot. e I I I Stokoly 43• J~lul\:1 ---- • • • • • • • • ' • Catsup l2·oz. Bot. o o 75• . 21 c4/89• .., Norols Kidney Beans u.s .... c.n ••••• • • • 28c •••••• • ••• ... Jlc 99' Irm Fruit Cocktail 17-oz. C10 38c 'l!JllJJ 1.1 • • • • • • "r • • Tomato Juice ••• S9c •••••• 46-ot. Con [ O.un King '1~,1~ [ Tloorofort 11.5·01. Plcg. • • • • • • • • • 69( - - - - - - -[ S..chr'1 Cake Mixes • sac •••• 63• Grape Jelly ll·at. Jlr • • • • • • • • Stoto Faro - - - -[ Tltorofort Bread White Vinegar l-Ib . Loot • • • o o o o . •29c NA 11ooroforo Wllippod • • • • • • • $134 l ] i~ loW. Hood • • • • • • 79• • • • • lJ 5119 17.... Con • . J8c • sac • 22c ••••••• 55' Ivory Soap r..-1 4 , .. Slzo • o 95' • • • • • 32c ••••••• ·I Tlret..... 29' Bleach Glloll '"' • 37' DETERGENT 1• OH Label 25 ' Off label CAliFORNIA FIRM-., IPI ''MOONLIGHT" WHITE BUTTON REO RIPE SAlAD Cantaloupe Neetarlnes Mushrooms Tomatoes Russet Potatoes •• ~\\ FlESH li~ ~J • sac Ground . Beef oun uc .. .. . " •••••• • • 64c ~.hi.WJ 69' ~ Drain Cleaner •• 9 8c '1'3 ,n .... •• let. • • • • • RnAILS EFFEOIVE THRU SAT., JUNE 24, 1978 • • 0 • Julee •••. 2.7·.a.- s~s June 18. 1978 2 RIYAL BlUE RIBBON DOG FOOD •. '"" '"" s 1 ' FRIGO" GRATED PARMESAN CHEESE • ••• <• sp• KRAFT CHEEZ WHIZ ............ '"·'• 5 1" PLANTERS MIXED NUTS .• • • .• • • , ••.c. 1 1.. In busmess silu at•ons th1 ~ commg year sttck with those w1th wh om you are closely attu ned A vo1d tedr nmg up w tth perso ns wh ose td eas nave con· tl• cted wtlh yours m the past GEMINI I May 21-June 10) Re- flect c arelully bef ore vo u ¥Otce yo ur optnt ons m any dt sc us· U.S.D.A. CHOICE liEF U.I.D.l . CHOICI 1111 Pork Chops ,~.SJ 39 39~ . • Pork Loin Roast • 1111. 5 o t U.S.n. A. CHOICEIEEF U.S.O.A. CHOICIIIIF IONEUSS ShoulderJloast ChueJr lOIN QUUTII I 0 Roast SJ49 ,•.SJ73 ~~.SJ sq ·~· 69' IYI OIIOUND STEAl ..... o-'2.79 U.S.D.A. CHOlCI I IIIIOU NO ION! Shoulder Steak Roastlne ChleJrens 75e ,., oJ.tos .... . s., erltr r.hh S.~~te • · • · · · · · · • '1.2t Atlttllr St• llof O.tl • • • ' • • • 59~ SJ49 ... SJ 39 ,•. ,.. .,. .... SLICID LOIN 5101 •.•2.79 Red Onions lONE IN • I • • Plt. $1,19 • • •• • • • 5WEETMJLO FOR SAlr.OS 1.78 •5 Ma tl 50 cen ts lor eac h ana a U.S.n .A. CHOICI I !If B•ef Shank lONE IN '1" ••f llot Doge. . . u ."•· sI.l.ft 011 C..IIM SllcM IIcon . • • . 5 Anllow St• 0 • 28c - 7-<4 illot.f ChleJrm Parts 1.49 LOIN HAlF Pork Loin Roost e I t I I •5 t • 1.59 U.S.D.A. CHOICEIIIF U.S.O.A. CHOICIIIEF Bottom Round THICK CUT ChueJr Roast ILADICUT ,~. SJ35 ~~.szz• SHOITIIII ... ......... . ''·" ' • 5 Boneless Stew Beef • • • • • S1.59 Chn:ken Breosts ": .. ... 1.08 Perch FiHtts . . 1 • . "•· ' I. 55 Cod Fillets • • . 1 ._ "• ' I. 5t .... 0 lb. •••••• 79t . .4qt. U.S.D.A. CHOICIIIII Frozen foods ·-~ Chtelt Pln1 • ,,_,,,"•· s I," M•llurt Pint"-'•• "• • ... 1 'I" f'tpptroni Piua "·"•• ,.. • o Lee or Breast Quarters ChueJr Steak Spare Ribs .... out to wh om you •e ro manlt· catly SUi ted by send1ng tor your co py d l Astra -Gra ph l ette r Endive or Esearole L:~:~· 3 /M 39 c Bananas • • COUNTRY STYLI Gro und Round ,•..• 0 PorJr Chops SLJCID Ill SIDE rn,,JJ L1mes • • • Economical Alto•notlvo To Grountll•tf 51'ICId Beefl'1ver • • , • • • • • •· 'hibJI li-li ))I JJ 0 IIllA IUN &IOUND lUI , ofill t tl 1 Cube Steak Ill UIAIS ,.,,.. 1114 · · · ·. · S·lb. leg 99 ,.:88C ,..sJ sq • $118 1129 ASTRO·GRAPH ~ f(}!)I!Jij U}" GJcrrnJUJrilmll Bd;y rRE5H-CRJ5P 3-lbs. or Mor• U.S.O.A. CHOICI liEF 1M41)~1 For Sunday , June 18 Bernice Bede Osol Uf , 4# ftM the maternal sidt-. There \\ ere 35 gut>sts in all. Ca k ~ and ice cream wrre sen •ed aftrr car h c:ookout. long self-addressed stamped em·elope to Astr o-Gt aph P 0 Box 489 Rad to C 11 ~ Sta tton N Y 10019 Be sure to spect fy btrtn s•gn CAN CER !June 21·Ju ty 22) Un· less you rea ll't J..now wha t you ·re domg don ttal<.e on any dO·tl·vour selt repatr pro,ec ts toda v You can was te far more !Man you d spend for e 'l. pert help C lA NGY·RIFRESHING Beef Pattie Mb ....,., SJH 99' 63' lift. lfiAII\IID ..... ltll. 6~z. lot . LYSOL SPRAY DISINFECTANT " ' '"I c. ,., <• 98' A·l STEAK SAUCE ••••. .• .. •.• "•'·"'· 5101 UNCLE BIN'SCONYERTED RICE .• .• ,.,. "' 1 1" SARA LIEFROZ. POUND CAKE , • "·"•'· ,., 5 111 . . ,. . •• Dep . McCORMICK BLACK PEPPER . , • , • •••-<• 88' MARZml BLENDAISE SALAD DRESSING'~'· 88' SWEn NLOW .. ~~~- 88' NABISCO ~~:· 98' • H -'n• _, ••• SJ ~~.. SJ 59 SJ 98 CALIFORNIA lARGESllE Ill OUI!ITIR ............ Grttft Gllot N!Wers 12.... Con • • • • Deod. Tampons 16-ct. ,.,, • on 38-oa. aoe . S9! ' • • •• - C - 1• Da vid M. Ball. One on th e 4th of Jun e for the paternal side of the family and th e other on the 12th of June for s•ons wtth your mate tod ay You can come up wttn the ngt'll ans wer d you th mlo. •I out Fmd 'Jllllllliii>YJJ ".hiWl 85' WINDEX WINDOW CLEANER 1111 u, ••. 'i;~· 78' GLAD SANDWICH BAGS • , •• , , • 1"'" "• 78' THOROFARE STUFfED QUEEN OLIVES . ...."' 78' holy LiQuid Dish Detergenl n 401...71' l!Jl~- • • •• 96c [ J!>li~1JJ Com • ••• lld&l~ 'h.ll~&"i~JJI Peas 12.. 1. Con • Pint lots. I ,aek Ctn. 78-' 88t 98t S·Mn . '' 'JW •Ok-- • 38c 65' ~~.~.~~r .N.ap~i~~ •• 28c 2/63 Comed Beef TWENTY fOUR 2-oz. Pap• 21-oz. Can CALIFORNIA CENTENNIAL l'loyttl ,.., .... •r, • • Z2-o1. Jlr • • • • • • • • 5-oz. lot. • • • • • • • • Flour • Butter Chips Fruit Fresh '5·1b. Bog 32-oJ. lot . • • • . 74c PleFUUne 32-ol.lol. 39' .... ':hiJ1J~l>11>1!!J Vlollc Switt Topping Mix 4·ol. Pkg. • • - ScoH 75• 32-ot, Jar WfsJr LA UNDRY DAVID BALL TURNS ONE - David Jon Ball turned one year old on Juoe 4. His birthda y was celebrated with twO cookouts at the home of his parent s, Mr. an d Mrs . W / M~shrMMI , 32-oz. Jar Criseo Coea CoiG or Sprite Pops CHERRY Catsup 65' IJ >V JJ Stokely 12..,t. Jor 3/5 1 Chill~ TJuanJr You STOKELY Tloo<oftrt ... JJIJ\VJJ 37' 1-lb. lo• IRISH SPRING SOAP ''"'"•'"' .• • •.• ,....o-43' LENDER'S FROZ. BA~ELS .,__ ,_ .• '~~~ 41' BORON CHARCOAL LIGHTER •.•.• n ••. c...tl' U.S. POLY BROWN SUGAR ••• , •.. a . ..,66' S.O.S. SOAP PADS • • , • , • .•.•. • , _.,_,., .t.t• CRICIIn LIGHTER ••.•••.• • ••• 1o ~, 41' HALO SHAMPOO"""' iomr •••••• "•'-"' 58' KLEENGUARD FURNITURE POLISH ,.,_,..,,.,68' FOAM INSULATID CUPS •. ..•. , _,., ,., .t.t• CHUN KING CHOW MtiN •.,. . •.•• •···'" 49' JOHNSON GRAHAM PIE CRUST? . ....."•·58' KRAn CARAMELS ••..••• . •. , • ,.., .,,68' L 'h.lllJ~lilMJJI "JiiliiJ)l:>lJI)'tlli- - ·Ju Ju I . ~~!wo ~!i? ON~~~I!s34 c PINIAPPII/GIAPIFRUJT, "PINIA,li/OilNGI •6·cn:. Can I 'h.lbJ~J!>:u lYJJI - Sliced Peaches••• sac 29.... Con --------[j:ul11~!J tJIYJJ]- - I"".LitJ \ Tomato Sauce 49' L "Jb!ll~li£1>YJJ/ no.,.,_ e • - - - - - - -[ L Stokely ... 31 c 3/'1 l·lb. Con Barbeque Sauce • sac •• •••• 'Jiibi~J!>IMJJ/ Stewed Tomatoes 44c •••••• ••• Noodles • 38c o o o o o o so· -------1'-_._ h.I~I>:t~~YJJI 83( "Ju luJJ-lJ 11 ----'-1- - • 68c ... 44c I Mushroom Soup c.. • • • • • • • o,.n Pit • • ••• _______ r Pes. l Stoots 4..z. Cton o o o VonCMp Pa. Dotch 16-oz . Bot • • • Mushrooms Ttreroforo Oltl S,ice Cat Food · FRUIT DRINK Sqltlnes 39" 48t 48t 48-' 48t 68t 68-' • • • o Tlooroforo 9LiYU l -ot . Cen Whipped Toppfne Bra110 Spaehettl Sauee MHt or P1oitl Refnz Polish Dills Dan .0.. Corn Twlstees 5-oz. lclg DelMonte JHOIOFARI FRO liN 9-oz. Ctn. 10.5-ot. 6-ot. Can PET WHIP Hf·Dri Towels Jumbo Roll Porltoy 13-ot. lol • SEEN AND HEARD POMEROY-Mrs. Philip Mei nhart and Miss Erma Smith were in Chauncey recently, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith, Jr . They attended the graduation of their grand-nephew, Philip Roger Smith, from Athens High School, and a buffet lun· cheon and lawn party in his ' honor hosted by his parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Smith. Mrs. Meinhart, Miss Smith, and Mr. and Mrs . Arthur Smith, Jr ., then motored to West Lafayette for an overnight vis it with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gould and sons. Mrs. Meinhart and Miss Smith were in Huntington and Millon this week to visit relatives. Sr. Total Down Prices To Keep lour Total Down 8 TIL 9 CLOSED SUNDAY BARBARA ANDREWS WAS GRADUATED Barbara Aadrew s graduated from Hocking Techalcal College In NeiBoavUie on June II with an associate degree In medical assisting. Barbara was one of 10 students receiving outstandiag ac hievement awards . A plaque was presented her at the commencement for outstanding achievement In medical assista nt technology. Wbll e at· leading Hocklag Techolcal College, Miss Aadrews was a oludent representative and Is presently a member of the Medical Assistant • Board. Sbe hopes Advisory 14 accept employment In Athens In July. Miss Andrews Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul An· drews, Long Bottom. ~illS, l.toyu . Ju<Jili~, s·ei:t rs·: l.!uyd(:!Sca r·s, ll l<illll . 1 . r .. •·.ve 1yn 5ca rs, . Jares Nea l, Sr ., Cc. tTic Neal, :;: Char les Neal, Jr., Mr. and ::: Smith , Midd lepurt. Tile Rev . ville Bayes. mother of tire Mf's. Orville Bay~s· Janu:s ::: Noel Hermarm pcrlunned the gmum was. in a pink suit. S~etrs, Occl s~an>, Ca rl ... .double ring ceremony. Both mothers wute ca rnct- Si 11ith, and Dottie Smith. RIO GRANDE - The third The bride was attired ill a ti 111 1~ l·orse~~es. The couple will make their . of nine craft workshops held flom length pin k gown and A receptiun honoring lire h11mc in Mitldleport followi ng at the Bob Evans Craft Ba m, cat'l'ied a bouquet of while coupl e was held foll owing lire "honeymoon in Texas. Rt. 35, west of Gallipols, will car nations with p ink weddin g. The bride's table begin Ju ne 26 and run Mf;N TO Mf:ET streamers. Tbe groom wure a feC~tun.•tl l:l lhree tie1·cd wedthrough June 30. MIDDLEPORT - The beige suit wilh a while carna- ding cake topped with the The course in Leathercraft tiunboutotmiere. trG~diliun ci l miniature brilit.: Meigs Cou nt y Church of is designed · to pr epare Dot ti e Smith was the and groom . Christ Men 's Fellowship will students with the history of matron of honor and she- \Vets G u es~ al the wedding cw tl meet at 7: 30 p.m. Monday at the craft , preparation and in a streetlength dress of pale reception were Mary Kauff. the Middleport Church _with selection of lea th er, tool urange and hiid a white ca r- Ka ren Tha cker. Tamm y Dr. Nan Mykel of the Com- tech n iqu e, desig ning naliun corsage. Carl Smith Ferguson , Mary Miller, Ken- munity Mental Health Center technique and the dyeing and was best man and wore a blue neth Haning, J r., Noel Her- as spea ker. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bayes L-----------r.O=PEN;.DAIL;:Y:;-·- TIJRNS ONE - Jason Allen Taylor celebrated his first birthday recenUy with a party at the borne of his porenls, Mr. and Mn. Tim Taylor (nee Desiree Pike) formerly of Pomeroy and now living in Elyria. Attending were his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson of Athens ; his maternal great-grandmother, Neva Grimm, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Taylor and son, Raymond, Elyria. Ice cream and coftee were served. Sending gills were his paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mn. Louis Taylor, Middlepor~ and an aunt and umle, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ford and family , Connecticut. · }·'·'·'·"_,.,. ,:;. ,. . . . . .,. .,.,.;.,.,. ,.,.,.,;.,.,. .,., ,"' ' '"' ,.,. :;., . . .,.,.;.,.,. .,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,:;. . , .,.,.,.,.,.;., ,.,., .,., , , , ,., , _._.,.,.,.,.,.,.;.;-;.;.·.,.,. ,.,.,.,.,,,, , , ,\, I •. U.S.D.A . CHOlCIBEif IONILEIS S.ttlf BoMI&a . Top Jlound Steak Whol• or Portion Ham ~~··~ SJ !!I ,..SJ35 ,_, .. _, chlcll1r1 Ltts . .... .•.. •· ' Anllour St• SllceU•con . . .. . , ,... .,,ss1.71 • 10. "•· LEO {July 23· Aug . 11) The old adage that th e best thmgs m ltle ar e free ts vcr~ am today Let s hope you re memb~r tl before you tn dulge 1r1 some expenstve pasn me VIRG O {Aug. 13,SepL 12 J.Servt ce to o th ers and the co mrnu· nl!y will gtve you th e most satts tawon toda y Ab ove all try to av01d self-seekmg LIBRA {Sept . 23·0cl. 23) ASk lor a repe at before you remansHale wtth a fnend over a pomt you could ha\le m•scons tr ued Wha t you thought ~ ou heard ma \ not have been wnat he said SCORPIO {Oct . 24-NO¥ . 21) Fnends may not see eye·to eye w•th your ambt11 ons today . but Hlat doesn 't mean you should accept thetr analystS Stand on your own two teet SAGIITARIU S (No¥. 23·0ec. 21) There ·s a ume to use the muscle and a t•me to put on yOUI thmktng cap Today •s the day to ut tllze your brampower CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 29) You c an get anythmg you want from others today pr ov1d ed you adopt a low·ke y approach and don 't let th em get the tdea you teet you 're entttled to tl AQUARIUS (Jon . !{\-Fob. 19) Something for nothtng doesn 't elliS! With thiS m m1nd . look lo1 the mottve tf someone ol!ers you a fr ee bie w1th no str1 ng s alta ched PISCES {Fob. 10-March 20) Go tl al one to ga 1n your goats today You don ' t 1eqUtre the help ol th ose whose 1deats or mot1valtons ate not on as high a plane as yours are ARIES (Morch 21· Aprll 19) You are eager to do things today It could be a very productive pertod , provided you don ' t try ro speed thro ugh dtllicut t tasks Make haste slo wly TAURUS tAprll 2Q-Moy 20) Be car elul haw you try to tmple· ment your desires lo help others today . 1111 means stick· lng ou t your neck ih any specu· !alive gambles . l01get it. !NEWSPAPER (tHERPRISE ASSN ! . • J " �... . . ~ . ~ . . . \ 8-4- ,...., Sundav Time&Sentinel, Sunday, JWJe 18, 1978 Rosmond ; Female of the Species, Alexandra Roudybush; The Woman Who Loved John Wllkes Booth, Pamela Dark Hom Blowing, Dahlov. Russell; The Ch9nting of !pear; The Princes of Earth, Children, Margaret Sand; Michael Kurland (SF); The Another I, Another You, Reluctant Heiress, AMabel Richard Schickel; Cold TraU, Laine ; Fair Blows the Wind, Dell Shannon; J o Stern, Louis L'Amour; Unto Zeor David R. Slavitt; Chill Stein; Forever, J. Lichtenberg, The Factor, Aaron Holcroft Covenant, Robert Boomer's Gold, Jack Walker; Ludlwn; Shallows of Night, The Tarot Murders, Mignon Eric Van Lustbsder; Ues, Warner; Glenrose Calling, Richard Neely; The Siege of Amanda West ; The Lorda of Superport, J , Olesker ; Death Pair, Helen Wieselberg; The Rides a Black Horse, Lewis ChaJ18eling, Joy Williams. Non·Fictloo Patten ; Farewell Com· Mi nd power, No na pan ions , James Plunkett ; Coxhead; Pulling Your Own Perdido, Jill Robinson, The Strings, Dr. Wayne Dyer; Keystone Kid, Frank The Mother Book, Liz Smith ; Roderus; Monarch, Babette New·books released Adult books released by the Gallia County District Library were: _ Fiction Partin& Breath, Catherine Aird ; Delphine, Mel Arri&hi; The Miracle of Dommatina, Ira Avery ; Obsession : An American Love Story, Yves Berger ; Snapshots, Del Brebner; Speak for the Dead, Rex Bums ; Multiple Choice , Laura Chapman ; This Willing Passion, Patricia Cloud; The Dancer, Leland Cooley; The Lady Loved 'Too Wen; Jack Donahue; Court of Honor, Maria Fagyas; Living Image, Gladys Gallant; Up She Rises, David Garnett ; The Place of Stones, Constance . Heaven ; Some Run Crooked, John Buxton, Hilton ; The Coldest Winter in Peking , Hsia Chih-yen : A Crafts Demonstrations, II a.m.·7· p.m. · Senior Nutrition ·Program, 12 noon to 12:4$ p.m., Monday through Friday. Monday - Sausage patty, a.m. Wednesday , June 21 - com, cottage cheese salad, Social Security Represen· oraJ18e and grapefruit _aectative, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.; tiona, bl!cult, butter, milk. Tuesday - Baked cblcken, Macrame Class, 1-2:30; maliled potatoes, coleslaw, <:8llles, 12:30-2. Thursday, June 22 - canned apricots, roll, butter, Horseshoes, 12:36-2 p.m. milk. Wednesday - Meatballa • Friday, Jun~ 23 - Art Class, 10 a .m.-12 noon; gravy, baked potato, jellied 1·3 p.m.; fruit cocktail salad, yellow Bowling, RE<:ATTA WEEKEND - sheet cake iced, bread, Craft Sales; Food Booth, 4-ll butter, milk. Thursday - Soup beans • p.m. Saturday, June 24 - ham bits, caMed peach and pear salad, buttered spinach, REGATTA WEEKEND chocolate pudding • vanilla Craft Sales, Food Booth and through Friday. Monday, June 19 - Square Dancing, 12 : . ~ p.m. Tuesday, June 20 Chorus, 12 :36o2 p.m. Film, 11 Honorable Men: My Life In the CIA, William Colby; Workahollcs, Make Laziness Work For You, Wayne E. Oates; Spirit MakeS a Man, Joseph Panzarella; The Thin Edge, Anne Simon; Trees, Crockett; The Complete Beginner's Guide to Physical Fitness, Richard Luttle : Decorating With Plants, Oliver Allen; You Can Renovate Your Own Home, Floyd Green ; VIctorian Furniture, Robert Swedberg ; Beginner's Guide to Photographing People, Ralph Hattersley; The Irresistible American Softball Book, Edward Claflin; Run For Your Life, Arthur Mollen ; The Treasury of American POMEROY Meigs County Senior Citizens Center activities located at the Pomeroy Junior High School Ia open 9 a.m .-4 p.m., Monday Poetry, Nancy Sullivan; F~m the Earth They Came, Raymond Vletzen; Cousin Beedle and Cousin Hot, Hugh Carter; Love You Abigail ... Always Did, Ethel Gorham; The Com plete Beginner's Guide to Physical Fitness, Richard Lyttle. Couple wed in private ceremony wafer, cornbread, butter, milk. Friday - salmon loaf, acalloped pot1toe1, bul;tered peu, apple sauce, bread, butter, milk. . Coffee, tea, · buttermilk,, okim mot and juice served · daUy. • Please reglater the day belore you plan to eat. MIIJIJ LJ-;POH'J'- - Ilett y •uil wrllr a white canWlHtll F~rg us u n allll Ru lph Bayes IJoutunnicrc. Wt~re · united in mcul'iHge on · Fur her t.li:tughter's wedJune _10 at 6:30 p.111. al tile dtng, Mrs. Ocel Seal'S wore" l>nne uf Mr. and Mrs. Ca rl gmy a nd bla ck suit.' Mrs. Or- PORTLAND - Telephone 843-3364. COAD Senior Nutrition Weekly Menu for the SateiUte Site at the Reoraan!led Church of Jesus Chrl!t of the Latter Day saints, Old Town Flats, Ia similar to the above menu. Please call in your reaer· vation. ~ (t~~ 1 workshop to .be held ·• at B0 b· Evans Farms :. : _\:_ ::: ::: . Cost of the co urse is $10. TI1e five day workshop is being offered through the coope ration of the Rio Grande College and Community Col lege Office of Co ntinuing Edu cation and Bob Eva ns Farms. The School of Homestea d Liv ing, as the gro up of nine workshops is called, will also uffer co urses in Woode n Farrn Tools, Wool Spinning, Chai r Caning . Pottery and Blacksmithing at other times " throu ghou t the summer. To register fur Leather· craft. ca ll 1614 1 245-5353 or mail name , address , phone number and check for 140 payab le to Rio Grande Coll ege, to Bernie Murphy , Rio Gra nde Co llege and Com munity College. Ri o Grande , Ohio 456i4 . Registration deadline is Thursday ,. June 22 . Information on meals and lo dging for the week is available on request. finishing of leather. Several projects will be completed during the co urse. Times for the course will be !1-11 :30 a.m . and 1-4 p.m. Monday through Thursday . The Friday session wtll be from 9-11 a.m. Student s will be requ ired to bring so!Tie ba sic materials. These are scissors, utility knife , two small sponges and an acrylic artist paint brush. Shop Pennyfare week in and week out and watch your TOTAL FOOD BILL GO DOWN ••• "TOTAL DOWN PRICES" mean more _items that you buy each week will be priced less to keep your total down. You get total savings with our ''TOTAL DOWN PRICES". THOROFARE CHAPA LA RO)'IIISeot PUFFS FROZEN Toeurt Marearlne Strawberries FACIAL TISSUES l ·lb. Otra. Pllg. 10-ol. Ctn. l-oa. Ctn. enngfare SUPER MARKETS Inflation Fighting. TOTAL DOWN Prices save you money each 111d every day of the weeki Prices like these 111d hundreds more can be found In all de,.-t· ments throughout the store. Don't be fooled by dHp·cut specials and pricing muhiples. Shop where the prices are truly low & Lower! Your TOTAL FOOD BILL WILL GO DOWN when you shop the store with TOTAL DOWN PRICES. DelMonte PRINCE Spaghetti WHOLE KERNEL VAC PAK Corn ~FlAVORS THIN or REGULAR l ·lb. lox 12-or.. Can White & Assorted 34~ 200 ct. pkg, 510WIOAY lltorofore 72( Black Pepper 4·ot. Can • • • • • • PillSBURY _GRAVY MIX """'"' •. s11... ,.,.10' SPAGHml or SPAGHmiRINGS .. ....."" 24' STAR COFFEE FILTERS .............."' 32' POPEYE PUFFED WHEAT or RICE ........,,33' •• Sondwich , ROYAL GUATIN """'"' •.•.•.. • ,., ..,.18' THOROFARE BOOK MATCHES .. • , ......... 24' SNOMAN LUNCH BAGS ••• , .... ,... ..,.32' STATEFARE Wltw IUHS • • • ............. . 38 ARGO PEAS ..•..• . •.••• . •. . "., c..22' THOROFARE ..... ,,.,,.,_CREAMER , . ''""·28' STOKELY APPLESAUCE .•••••. ,,. ru .. 32' THOROFARE MUSHROOMS""" , m•s .... c.. 42' lltorofort 79• Evaporated Milk c 69• 13-oz. Can • • • • • • • • Margarine I.(b. lltn. Pkg. o o o o o o o o 62( 69• [~~~-- ltllogf's Cocoa Krispies • • • • 95' • 79c Wesson Oil 24·01 . BoHle n.... t.... C1111pbell's ~~~~P! ~o~ .1 • •.• • • 24c 21· • • • • • 26c • • • • ---------L Pork & Beans 26• l·lb. Con 28• 75• ~!~~~k D~~~o.r~~t 1-ol. 0 • s1 oa 12, s 'hiJlJJ lJ ~M lJ lot. e I I I Stokoly 43• J~lul\:1 ---- • • • • • • • • ' • Catsup l2·oz. Bot. o o 75• . 21 c4/89• .., Norols Kidney Beans u.s .... c.n ••••• • • • 28c •••••• • ••• ... Jlc 99' Irm Fruit Cocktail 17-oz. C10 38c 'l!JllJJ 1.1 • • • • • • "r • • Tomato Juice ••• S9c •••••• 46-ot. Con [ O.un King '1~,1~ [ Tloorofort 11.5·01. Plcg. • • • • • • • • • 69( - - - - - - -[ S..chr'1 Cake Mixes • sac •••• 63• Grape Jelly ll·at. Jlr • • • • • • • • Stoto Faro - - - -[ Tltorofort Bread White Vinegar l-Ib . Loot • • • o o o o . •29c NA 11ooroforo Wllippod • • • • • • • $134 l ] i~ loW. Hood • • • • • • 79• • • • • lJ 5119 17.... Con • . J8c • sac • 22c ••••••• 55' Ivory Soap r..-1 4 , .. Slzo • o 95' • • • • • 32c ••••••• ·I Tlret..... 29' Bleach Glloll '"' • 37' DETERGENT 1• OH Label 25 ' Off label CAliFORNIA FIRM-., IPI ''MOONLIGHT" WHITE BUTTON REO RIPE SAlAD Cantaloupe Neetarlnes Mushrooms Tomatoes Russet Potatoes •• ~\\ FlESH li~ ~J • sac Ground . Beef oun uc .. .. . " •••••• • • 64c ~.hi.WJ 69' ~ Drain Cleaner •• 9 8c '1'3 ,n .... •• let. • • • • • RnAILS EFFEOIVE THRU SAT., JUNE 24, 1978 • • 0 • Julee •••. 2.7·.a.- s~s June 18. 1978 2 RIYAL BlUE RIBBON DOG FOOD •. '"" '"" s 1 ' FRIGO" GRATED PARMESAN CHEESE • ••• <• sp• KRAFT CHEEZ WHIZ ............ '"·'• 5 1" PLANTERS MIXED NUTS .• • • .• • • , ••.c. 1 1.. In busmess silu at•ons th1 ~ commg year sttck with those w1th wh om you are closely attu ned A vo1d tedr nmg up w tth perso ns wh ose td eas nave con· tl• cted wtlh yours m the past GEMINI I May 21-June 10) Re- flect c arelully bef ore vo u ¥Otce yo ur optnt ons m any dt sc us· U.S.D.A. CHOICE liEF U.I.D.l . CHOICI 1111 Pork Chops ,~.SJ 39 39~ . • Pork Loin Roast • 1111. 5 o t U.S.n. A. CHOICEIEEF U.S.O.A. CHOICIIIIF IONEUSS ShoulderJloast ChueJr lOIN QUUTII I 0 Roast SJ49 ,•.SJ73 ~~.SJ sq ·~· 69' IYI OIIOUND STEAl ..... o-'2.79 U.S.D.A. CHOlCI I IIIIOU NO ION! Shoulder Steak Roastlne ChleJrens 75e ,., oJ.tos .... . s., erltr r.hh S.~~te • · • · · · · · · • '1.2t Atlttllr St• llof O.tl • • • ' • • • 59~ SJ49 ... SJ 39 ,•. ,.. .,. .... SLICID LOIN 5101 •.•2.79 Red Onions lONE IN • I • • Plt. $1,19 • • •• • • • 5WEETMJLO FOR SAlr.OS 1.78 •5 Ma tl 50 cen ts lor eac h ana a U.S.n .A. CHOICI I !If B•ef Shank lONE IN '1" ••f llot Doge. . . u ."•· sI.l.ft 011 C..IIM SllcM IIcon . • • . 5 Anllow St• 0 • 28c - 7-<4 illot.f ChleJrm Parts 1.49 LOIN HAlF Pork Loin Roost e I t I I •5 t • 1.59 U.S.D.A. CHOICEIIIF U.S.O.A. CHOICIIIEF Bottom Round THICK CUT ChueJr Roast ILADICUT ,~. SJ35 ~~.szz• SHOITIIII ... ......... . ''·" ' • 5 Boneless Stew Beef • • • • • S1.59 Chn:ken Breosts ": .. ... 1.08 Perch FiHtts . . 1 • . "•· ' I. 55 Cod Fillets • • . 1 ._ "• ' I. 5t .... 0 lb. •••••• 79t . .4qt. U.S.D.A. CHOICIIIII Frozen foods ·-~ Chtelt Pln1 • ,,_,,,"•· s I," M•llurt Pint"-'•• "• • ... 1 'I" f'tpptroni Piua "·"•• ,.. • o Lee or Breast Quarters ChueJr Steak Spare Ribs .... out to wh om you •e ro manlt· catly SUi ted by send1ng tor your co py d l Astra -Gra ph l ette r Endive or Esearole L:~:~· 3 /M 39 c Bananas • • COUNTRY STYLI Gro und Round ,•..• 0 PorJr Chops SLJCID Ill SIDE rn,,JJ L1mes • • • Economical Alto•notlvo To Grountll•tf 51'ICId Beefl'1ver • • , • • • • • •· 'hibJI li-li ))I JJ 0 IIllA IUN &IOUND lUI , ofill t tl 1 Cube Steak Ill UIAIS ,.,,.. 1114 · · · ·. · S·lb. leg 99 ,.:88C ,..sJ sq • $118 1129 ASTRO·GRAPH ~ f(}!)I!Jij U}" GJcrrnJUJrilmll Bd;y rRE5H-CRJ5P 3-lbs. or Mor• U.S.O.A. CHOICI liEF 1M41)~1 For Sunday , June 18 Bernice Bede Osol Uf , 4# ftM the maternal sidt-. There \\ ere 35 gut>sts in all. Ca k ~ and ice cream wrre sen •ed aftrr car h c:ookout. long self-addressed stamped em·elope to Astr o-Gt aph P 0 Box 489 Rad to C 11 ~ Sta tton N Y 10019 Be sure to spect fy btrtn s•gn CAN CER !June 21·Ju ty 22) Un· less you rea ll't J..now wha t you ·re domg don ttal<.e on any dO·tl·vour selt repatr pro,ec ts toda v You can was te far more !Man you d spend for e 'l. pert help C lA NGY·RIFRESHING Beef Pattie Mb ....,., SJH 99' 63' lift. lfiAII\IID ..... ltll. 6~z. lot . LYSOL SPRAY DISINFECTANT " ' '"I c. ,., <• 98' A·l STEAK SAUCE ••••. .• .. •.• "•'·"'· 5101 UNCLE BIN'SCONYERTED RICE .• .• ,.,. "' 1 1" SARA LIEFROZ. POUND CAKE , • "·"•'· ,., 5 111 . . ,. . •• Dep . McCORMICK BLACK PEPPER . , • , • •••-<• 88' MARZml BLENDAISE SALAD DRESSING'~'· 88' SWEn NLOW .. ~~~- 88' NABISCO ~~:· 98' • H -'n• _, ••• SJ ~~.. SJ 59 SJ 98 CALIFORNIA lARGESllE Ill OUI!ITIR ............ Grttft Gllot N!Wers 12.... Con • • • • Deod. Tampons 16-ct. ,.,, • on 38-oa. aoe . S9! ' • • •• - C - 1• Da vid M. Ball. One on th e 4th of Jun e for the paternal side of the family and th e other on the 12th of June for s•ons wtth your mate tod ay You can come up wttn the ngt'll ans wer d you th mlo. •I out Fmd 'Jllllllliii>YJJ ".hiWl 85' WINDEX WINDOW CLEANER 1111 u, ••. 'i;~· 78' GLAD SANDWICH BAGS • , •• , , • 1"'" "• 78' THOROFARE STUFfED QUEEN OLIVES . ...."' 78' holy LiQuid Dish Detergenl n 401...71' l!Jl~- • • •• 96c [ J!>li~1JJ Com • ••• lld&l~ 'h.ll~&"i~JJI Peas 12.. 1. Con • Pint lots. I ,aek Ctn. 78-' 88t 98t S·Mn . '' 'JW •Ok-- • 38c 65' ~~.~.~~r .N.ap~i~~ •• 28c 2/63 Comed Beef TWENTY fOUR 2-oz. Pap• 21-oz. Can CALIFORNIA CENTENNIAL l'loyttl ,.., .... •r, • • Z2-o1. Jlr • • • • • • • • 5-oz. lot. • • • • • • • • Flour • Butter Chips Fruit Fresh '5·1b. Bog 32-oJ. lot . • • • . 74c PleFUUne 32-ol.lol. 39' .... ':hiJ1J~l>11>1!!J Vlollc Switt Topping Mix 4·ol. Pkg. • • - ScoH 75• 32-ot, Jar WfsJr LA UNDRY DAVID BALL TURNS ONE - David Jon Ball turned one year old on Juoe 4. His birthda y was celebrated with twO cookouts at the home of his parent s, Mr. an d Mrs . W / M~shrMMI , 32-oz. Jar Criseo Coea CoiG or Sprite Pops CHERRY Catsup 65' IJ >V JJ Stokely 12..,t. Jor 3/5 1 Chill~ TJuanJr You STOKELY Tloo<oftrt ... JJIJ\VJJ 37' 1-lb. lo• IRISH SPRING SOAP ''"'"•'"' .• • •.• ,....o-43' LENDER'S FROZ. BA~ELS .,__ ,_ .• '~~~ 41' BORON CHARCOAL LIGHTER •.•.• n ••. c...tl' U.S. POLY BROWN SUGAR ••• , •.. a . ..,66' S.O.S. SOAP PADS • • , • , • .•.•. • , _.,_,., .t.t• CRICIIn LIGHTER ••.•••.• • ••• 1o ~, 41' HALO SHAMPOO"""' iomr •••••• "•'-"' 58' KLEENGUARD FURNITURE POLISH ,.,_,..,,.,68' FOAM INSULATID CUPS •. ..•. , _,., ,., .t.t• CHUN KING CHOW MtiN •.,. . •.•• •···'" 49' JOHNSON GRAHAM PIE CRUST? . ....."•·58' KRAn CARAMELS ••..••• . •. , • ,.., .,,68' L 'h.lllJ~lilMJJI "JiiliiJ)l:>lJI)'tlli- - ·Ju Ju I . ~~!wo ~!i? ON~~~I!s34 c PINIAPPII/GIAPIFRUJT, "PINIA,li/OilNGI •6·cn:. Can I 'h.lbJ~J!>:u lYJJI - Sliced Peaches••• sac 29.... Con --------[j:ul11~!J tJIYJJ]- - I"".LitJ \ Tomato Sauce 49' L "Jb!ll~li£1>YJJ/ no.,.,_ e • - - - - - - -[ L Stokely ... 31 c 3/'1 l·lb. Con Barbeque Sauce • sac •• •••• 'Jiibi~J!>IMJJ/ Stewed Tomatoes 44c •••••• ••• Noodles • 38c o o o o o o so· -------1'-_._ h.I~I>:t~~YJJI 83( "Ju luJJ-lJ 11 ----'-1- - • 68c ... 44c I Mushroom Soup c.. • • • • • • • o,.n Pit • • ••• _______ r Pes. l Stoots 4..z. Cton o o o VonCMp Pa. Dotch 16-oz . Bot • • • Mushrooms Ttreroforo Oltl S,ice Cat Food · FRUIT DRINK Sqltlnes 39" 48t 48t 48-' 48t 68t 68-' • • • o Tlooroforo 9LiYU l -ot . Cen Whipped Toppfne Bra110 Spaehettl Sauee MHt or P1oitl Refnz Polish Dills Dan .0.. Corn Twlstees 5-oz. lclg DelMonte JHOIOFARI FRO liN 9-oz. Ctn. 10.5-ot. 6-ot. Can PET WHIP Hf·Dri Towels Jumbo Roll Porltoy 13-ot. lol • SEEN AND HEARD POMEROY-Mrs. Philip Mei nhart and Miss Erma Smith were in Chauncey recently, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith, Jr . They attended the graduation of their grand-nephew, Philip Roger Smith, from Athens High School, and a buffet lun· cheon and lawn party in his ' honor hosted by his parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Smith. Mrs. Meinhart, Miss Smith, and Mr. and Mrs . Arthur Smith, Jr ., then motored to West Lafayette for an overnight vis it with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gould and sons. Mrs. Meinhart and Miss Smith were in Huntington and Millon this week to visit relatives. Sr. Total Down Prices To Keep lour Total Down 8 TIL 9 CLOSED SUNDAY BARBARA ANDREWS WAS GRADUATED Barbara Aadrew s graduated from Hocking Techalcal College In NeiBoavUie on June II with an associate degree In medical assisting. Barbara was one of 10 students receiving outstandiag ac hievement awards . A plaque was presented her at the commencement for outstanding achievement In medical assista nt technology. Wbll e at· leading Hocklag Techolcal College, Miss Aadrews was a oludent representative and Is presently a member of the Medical Assistant • Board. Sbe hopes Advisory 14 accept employment In Athens In July. Miss Andrews Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul An· drews, Long Bottom. ~illS, l.toyu . Ju<Jili~, s·ei:t rs·: l.!uyd(:!Sca r·s, ll l<illll . 1 . r .. •·.ve 1yn 5ca rs, . Jares Nea l, Sr ., Cc. tTic Neal, :;: Char les Neal, Jr., Mr. and ::: Smith , Midd lepurt. Tile Rev . ville Bayes. mother of tire Mf's. Orville Bay~s· Janu:s ::: Noel Hermarm pcrlunned the gmum was. in a pink suit. S~etrs, Occl s~an>, Ca rl ... .double ring ceremony. Both mothers wute ca rnct- Si 11ith, and Dottie Smith. RIO GRANDE - The third The bride was attired ill a ti 111 1~ l·orse~~es. The couple will make their . of nine craft workshops held flom length pin k gown and A receptiun honoring lire h11mc in Mitldleport followi ng at the Bob Evans Craft Ba m, cat'l'ied a bouquet of while coupl e was held foll owing lire "honeymoon in Texas. Rt. 35, west of Gallipols, will car nations with p ink weddin g. The bride's table begin Ju ne 26 and run Mf;N TO Mf:ET streamers. Tbe groom wure a feC~tun.•tl l:l lhree tie1·cd wedthrough June 30. MIDDLEPORT - The beige suit wilh a while carna- ding cake topped with the The course in Leathercraft tiunboutotmiere. trG~diliun ci l miniature brilit.: Meigs Cou nt y Church of is designed · to pr epare Dot ti e Smith was the and groom . Christ Men 's Fellowship will students with the history of matron of honor and she- \Vets G u es~ al the wedding cw tl meet at 7: 30 p.m. Monday at the craft , preparation and in a streetlength dress of pale reception were Mary Kauff. the Middleport Church _with selection of lea th er, tool urange and hiid a white ca r- Ka ren Tha cker. Tamm y Dr. Nan Mykel of the Com- tech n iqu e, desig ning naliun corsage. Carl Smith Ferguson , Mary Miller, Ken- munity Mental Health Center technique and the dyeing and was best man and wore a blue neth Haning, J r., Noel Her- as spea ker. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bayes L-----------r.O=PEN;.DAIL;:Y:;-·- TIJRNS ONE - Jason Allen Taylor celebrated his first birthday recenUy with a party at the borne of his porenls, Mr. and Mn. Tim Taylor (nee Desiree Pike) formerly of Pomeroy and now living in Elyria. Attending were his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson of Athens ; his maternal great-grandmother, Neva Grimm, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Taylor and son, Raymond, Elyria. Ice cream and coftee were served. Sending gills were his paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mn. Louis Taylor, Middlepor~ and an aunt and umle, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ford and family , Connecticut. · }·'·'·'·"_,.,. ,:;. ,. . . . . .,. .,.,.;.,.,. ,.,.,.,;.,.,. .,., ,"' ' '"' ,.,. :;., . . .,.,.;.,.,. .,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,:;. . , .,.,.,.,.,.;., ,.,., .,., , , , ,., , _._.,.,.,.,.,.,.;.;-;.;.·.,.,. ,.,.,.,.,,,, , , ,\, I •. U.S.D.A . CHOlCIBEif IONILEIS S.ttlf BoMI&a . Top Jlound Steak Whol• or Portion Ham ~~··~ SJ !!I ,..SJ35 ,_, .. _, chlcll1r1 Ltts . .... .•.. •· ' Anllour St• SllceU•con . . .. . , ,... .,,ss1.71 • 10. "•· LEO {July 23· Aug . 11) The old adage that th e best thmgs m ltle ar e free ts vcr~ am today Let s hope you re memb~r tl before you tn dulge 1r1 some expenstve pasn me VIRG O {Aug. 13,SepL 12 J.Servt ce to o th ers and the co mrnu· nl!y will gtve you th e most satts tawon toda y Ab ove all try to av01d self-seekmg LIBRA {Sept . 23·0cl. 23) ASk lor a repe at before you remansHale wtth a fnend over a pomt you could ha\le m•scons tr ued Wha t you thought ~ ou heard ma \ not have been wnat he said SCORPIO {Oct . 24-NO¥ . 21) Fnends may not see eye·to eye w•th your ambt11 ons today . but Hlat doesn 't mean you should accept thetr analystS Stand on your own two teet SAGIITARIU S (No¥. 23·0ec. 21) There ·s a ume to use the muscle and a t•me to put on yOUI thmktng cap Today •s the day to ut tllze your brampower CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 29) You c an get anythmg you want from others today pr ov1d ed you adopt a low·ke y approach and don 't let th em get the tdea you teet you 're entttled to tl AQUARIUS (Jon . !{\-Fob. 19) Something for nothtng doesn 't elliS! With thiS m m1nd . look lo1 the mottve tf someone ol!ers you a fr ee bie w1th no str1 ng s alta ched PISCES {Fob. 10-March 20) Go tl al one to ga 1n your goats today You don ' t 1eqUtre the help ol th ose whose 1deats or mot1valtons ate not on as high a plane as yours are ARIES (Morch 21· Aprll 19) You are eager to do things today It could be a very productive pertod , provided you don ' t try ro speed thro ugh dtllicut t tasks Make haste slo wly TAURUS tAprll 2Q-Moy 20) Be car elul haw you try to tmple· ment your desires lo help others today . 1111 means stick· lng ou t your neck ih any specu· !alive gambles . l01get it. !NEWSPAPER (tHERPRISE ASSN ! . • J " �M .; ' • - ----------- 1 Browning-Butcher vows made B-6- The Sunday Times..senttnel. Sunday, June 18, 1978 I I ' GALUPOUS - Exhibit for the month of June, 1978 "Mutli·Fa ce1ed Perceptions," Pedro L. and Laszlo G. Koe· Krompecher, Artists and Architects of Athens , Ohio. Oils, acrylics, watercolors, etchings, silk screen and graphics. Gallery Hours - Saturdays and Sundays, 1 p.m. until 5 p.m. ; Tuesdays and Thursdays, lOa .m. until3 p.m. June 20 - Entry and authonzation forms lor the July 4 River Recreation Festival Exhibit in the City Park due Jan Thaler and Sue Beverly, co;:ha irwomen. 7: 30 p.m. - F.A.C. lnterdeparunental Mee tin g. 9 p.m. - F.A.C. Trustees Meeting, Riverby . July 4 - 11 a.m.--45 p.m. - River RecreatiOn Festival Exhibit, Gallipolis City Park . Fabric Consideration It 's fine to use an insect repellant in the sununer but be sure to read the labels some repellents st ain fabrics. The Best Cleaning Your Carpet Ever Had ANY LIVING ROOM & HAll Offer Includes living room 1nd hall ooly up to 300 sq . ft . Furniturt Stani•Y Stttmed , Sr:a~tJgi!~· PROTECTION Gallia, Meigs & \linton Co . 614-446-4208 . r ~~ »~ -·"·>:·:':·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:<·:·--···········~ ;>. . . . . . . ..... ..;>;......QT.~ Sr. Citizetts i TRIPS Approximately six seats are st ill available for the outing to Old Man's Cave, June 29. Departure lime from the Center will be 8:30 a.m. with arrival home at 5:30 p.m. Please give us your name by June 26 if you are plaMing to go. Cost is $5 and remember to bring a 'sa ck lunch. Beverage will be furnished . Meigs County 's day at the State Fair this year is Sunda y, August 20. We must have 40 persons going in order to reserve a bus. Please let us know by July 7, if you are plaMing to attend. Cost lor the trip which includes entry to the lair is $12. Tickets to the Stat e Fair will be available to Senior Citizens at the Center at a reduced price. This ticket is good lor any day of the Fair. Have a nice week and join us at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center one day soon. REUNION SLATED The Lance reunion will be July 2, at the home of Mr ..and Mrs. Herbie Lance, Morgan Cent er. All relatives and friends are inv ited. When yuu're 20, anything goes : after 40 , you realile it's lung gunt' . SECRETARIAL REFRESHER On June 12 there will be · an opening lor beginning and advanced Typing and Shorthand Classes at Gallipolis Business College. Weekdays or night classes . Both are being offered . ENROLL NOWI For more information contact lee E. Tyler, 446·4367 . No . 75-02 -0472 8 \] D OUTDOOR GRASS GALLIPOLIS r The Gallipolis Christian Church wa s the setting for the marr iag e of Kathy Sue Browning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Browning, 634 Jay Drive, Gallipolis, to Daniel Keith Butcher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard But· ch er of 60~ Jay Drive, Gallipolis. The wedding was an event or June 17 with the Rev. Denny Coburn of· li ciating . Barbara Scites was organist lor the ceremony. Susan McCreedy , soloist, sang " We 've Only Just Begun/' "A Time for Us," "You Light Up My l.ile," and the "Lord's Prayer." The church was decorated with pink and white car· nations with white bows in· dicating the family seating. Two candelabras were featured on a table with candles for the bride and groom to light. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of organza and cluny lace fashioned with a Victorian neckline, empire bodice, full sheer bishop sleeves with ruined cuff and a full skirt Her attached chapel train By .Katie Crow · Things are beginning to hum for the Big Bend Regaita to be held nel!( .weekend in Pomeroy. Persons are and have been thinking "frogs ." The annual frog l~P ts one of the top attractions during the big event. Jun Frecker, parade marshall received a call from Phyllis Curl, Houston, Texas who read about the frog jump and assured Jinn she will attend with her son and jump a frog . Somethmg else being added this year is a country store, sale of baked goods and refreshments by members of Preceptor Beta Beta Sorority headed by Margaret Follrod. The store witt be located across from the Meigs County Museum, Butternut Ave . They will be open on SUnday only from 1 to 4 p.m. Sounds like a novel idea . Mr. and Mrs. Vernal E. Blackwood , Minersville, are lovers of country music. They have on several occa1ions attended the International Country Music Fan Fair and this year was no exception. , They returned home recently after spending a week in Nashville, Tenn. where they attended the seventh annual Music Fan Fair. They spent a day at Opryland Park and sat in on a TV taping of the Porter Wagoner show to be aired this fall. On Tuesday evening they attended the 12th aMual Music City News Popularity Awards show at the Grand Ole Opry House which was televised live. · They toured the old Ryman Auditorium Country Music Hall of fame where Elvis Presley's gold Cadillac is on display, Webb Pierce's Hall of Fame and Ernest Tubb Record Shop. They obtained 60 autographs in all. Between 13,000 and 15,000 persons attended. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Butcher r----:- ·~---l was graced with a double 1 Sr. Ctttzens 1 ruroe bordering the skirt and I Calendar I GALLIPOLIS - Activities lor this week at the Senior Citizens Cenler are : Monday, June 19 - Blood Pressure Check , 1:15-1:45 p.m.; Chorus, I : 15-3. Tuesday , June 20 S.T.O.P., 10 :30 a.m.; Physical Fitness, 11 : 15 ; Bible Study, 12 :45-1:45 p.m. Wednesday , June 21 Card Games , 1· 3 p.m.; Movies, 1:30. Thursday, June 22 Physical Fitness, 11 : l~ a.m.; Craft Workshop, l-3 p.m. Friday, June 23 - Art Class, l-3 p.m.; Social Hour, 7. The Sen ior Nutrition Program will serve the following menus : Monday - Sausage links, creamed com, cottage cheese salad, biscuits, butt er, orange and grapefruit sec· lions, milk . Tuesday Chicken croquett es, with cheese S.:u•-e. spanish rice, coleslaw , roll. butter, raMed apricots, milk. Wednesday - Meatballs in mu shroo m sauce, baked potato, jelled fruit cocktail salad, bread, butter, yellow sheet cake w1th icing, milk . Thursday - Soup beans with ham bits, caMed peach and pear salad, kale, corn· bread, butt er , choc olat e pudding with vanilla wafer, milk. Frida y - Tuna loaf , escalloped potatoes, buttered peas, bread, butter, berry pie, milk. Choice of beverage served with each meal. "Services rendered on a non-discrinninatory basis." wri st and scoop neckline . The dress featured a gathered bodice and shirred skirt . Mrs. Butcher wore a long green chi!lon dress with full sleeves, a V-neckline and a set-in waist with a tie in back. The mothers wore corsages of three white carnations tipped in pink. The grand· mothers wore corsages of two white carnations lipped in pink. Presiding at the bride's table were Mrs. Kandy Nuce and Linda Butcher , sisters of the groom, and Pa uIa Covert and Brenda Weaver. The bride 's table featured a lour tier wedding cake decorated with pink roses and sweet peas and ;tring work topped with a lace bride and groom ornament. The cake was se parated with swan train . Seeded pearls trimmed the bodice . Her matching fingertip veil was trimmed in identical cluny tare secured to a camelot cap covered with the lace. Seeded pearls accented the headpiece with an at· !ached blusher veil. The bride's flowers were a hand bouquet of pink and white mini carnations and pink and white sweet roses with white streamers. Karen Browning, sister of the bride , ser.ed as maid of honor . Gwen Hamilton served as bridesmaid . They wore identical long dresses wh1ch lea lured pink roses on a whit e ba ckground, long sleeves, and a high stand-up collar in back with a scooped neckline accented with lace l'OIUilUlS. trimming . The elastic waist· The table was decorated line was accented with two with a p1nk overlay cloth and rows of rose lace, li ed in the lace ta blec loth . Pink back. st reamers were draped along The brid e's att endants the table with pink and white carried nosegays of pink and bctl s and while candles were white carnations with pink placed on the table. and white streamers. Kelly The bride and groom are Jo Browning, sister of the graduates of Gallia Academy bride, served as flower girl. High School. She is employed She wore a pink dotted Swiss with th e Southea st Ohi o dress with ruffles trimmed in Emergency Medical Services lace. She carried an open Inc. Butcher is employed straw basket filled with pink with the Southern Ohio Coal and white rose petals and Company Raccoon Mine No. accented with pink and white 3. After a wedding trip to streamers. Virginia Beach, Virginia , the Tim Whitehair, cousin of new Mr. and Mrs. Butcher the groom, served as best are living at 634 Jay Drive, man with Larry Thompson , Ga t11polis cousin of the groom, as groomsman . Ushers were John Nuce, brother·in·law of HERE VISITING the groom and Randy Riddle. POMEROY-Ca rol Fuste1· Ringbea rer wa s Aaron ul Livonia. Mich. spent the French, co usin of the bride. weekend here with her grandFor her daught er's wed· Mr . and Mrs. Balph t..rents, ding Mrs . Browning selected a pink floor length dress with Webb. Raci ne, and Mrs. Ed chiffon sleeves, an elastic Fostl'r, PornL·ruy . Store Hours MAn.-Thurs. lOa .m.- 11 p.m. Fri. & S.t. .m .- II : JOp .m. S.turd1y 11 a .m .· ll p.m I· ~B U!o .ft,tt..,_,_, Call In Orders M2-6292 Futuring ulad blr, ctlili And much , much more ! ;~.... Served In Frosted Mugs CREAMY OLD FASHIONED ROOT BEER RUBBER BACK & ~~f:r~~. . . . .~6!~ ~~~.~~~~~~......... ~8~ Yd. Installed Yd . Installed Young's Carpeting, Inc. Main St . At Their New Location Pomeroy, Ohio (Next to Landmark I Phone 992-2206 Katie's Korner Some place§ hil'olt pr eU)' good ch1ck· en. Some offer la1 r roo! bur . Others, net-too-bad tonts and shal!e s. But, there 1S onl~ 011e place YO\J can get the best of all the~e th1ngs - ~our loc ill 3 IN ONE fam ily r e s i OJor<~nP 1 JS4 E. Mlln, Pomtrov . 0 . Glenna Rummel, Miner~ville, unable to attend the funeral services o! her sister-in-law, Mildred L. Buresh Rummel, Omaha, was thankful that she visited her a year ago when the late Mrs. Rummel's son, J. D. Rummel graduated from high school. J . D. was salutatnrian of his class. Traveling to Omaha to visit the late Mrs. Rummel were Sally Landers and Jackie Justis . Evangelist Ed Irwin, TeMessee, who was guest speaker at the Syracuse Church of the Nazarene recenUy presented Jim Haggerty, Cheshire, formerly of Middleport, a shut-in, with a tape recorder and tapes of Irwin's music. Mr. and Mrs. Haggerty extend their sincere thanks to Evangelist Irwin for his visitation and songs while Mr . Haggerty was a hospital patient and lor visiting them at their home. Bill Quickel, co;:hairperson of the Big Bend Regatta, announced that there will be no private watercraft launched from the Pomeroy Levee on Sunday , June 25, during the speed boat races . Boats will have to be launched from Middleport Levee or Marina. Anyone interested in taking swinnming lessons may do so at London Pool in Syracuse if enough interest Is shown. Hennan London , pool manager, asks those who are interested to be at the pool Tuesday, June :IXl allOa .m. Lessons will be given beginning June 26. London staled that the 10 lesson course is $10. !.ike to send happy birthday wishes to first my husband , Bob, my friends, Charlene Hoeflich and Herman London. "HAPPY BIRTHDAY." Wedding plans are announced GALUPOLIS - The open church wedding of Ms. Rita Goble, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Goble, Gallipolis, and John Saunders, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Baker Saunders, Gallipolis, will be an event of June 24 at 6:30 p.m. at the First Baptist Church, Gallipolis, Music by Mrs. Merlyn Ross will begin at 6 p.m. Soloist will be Kraig Hankins. The Rev. Monty Sheets will ol· ficiate. Ms. Sheryl Evans, Gallipolis, will be maid of honor and bridesmaids \viii be Mrs. Betsy Canaday, sister of the groom-elect, Rio Grande , Ms . Kathy Willcox en, Gallipolis, and Ms. Sandi Flint, Hamlin , W. Va . Flower girl will be Miss Wendy Saunders. Dow Saunders, Gallipolis, will be best man for his brother and the ushers will be Rob Goble, brothel of the bride-elect, Bob Burlile, Rodney , Scott Epling, Gallipolis, and Winston Saunders, Gallipolis. Guests will be regiotered by Ms . Barbara Hughes, Gallipolis, cousin of the brideelect. A reception will follow immediately alter the ceremony at the home of the bride-elect's parents . Assisting at the reception will · be Mrs. Marion Rainey, Mrs. Ray Hughes and Mrs. John Hansen . 8-7- The Sunday Times..5entinel, Sunday, Jun~ 18, 1978 Bean dinner meeting. set RIO GRANDE - Rev. Charles W. Lusher, president of the Rio Grande Memorial Association, will meet with bean dinner volunteers at Calvary Baptist Church basement next Tuesday, June 20, to discuss ptuns for the 1978 Rio Grande Bean Din- MIIJDJ.EI'OHT- A large cmd app!'cdativc ~ ruwd was un hand Thursday night for tile ballet , "Sleeping B~au ly". presented lly tile students ul tile Meigs Per· fo rming Arts School at Meigs J uni o r High Sc ho ol 8Udilurium. ner. . Tile students uf Mrs. Gillian The '' bean ·dinn er, " a Muon• were et Hirt>d in •·olorcarry-over from Civil War · Pastor Guy Lowther SUNDAY MORNING SERVICES 9:30 the double ring CU I'l'ln on~· fol lowi ng a prug rH!Il uf music by url:a ni st. Miss Ounna Weber. Rutland , and Paul Mus.~e r , thl' ccrcnwny. Organ st.de<.:tr ons i ncluded " Ciar rc D'l.unc", "l'uluur My World " t\ml "A Sung For You ." Thl: bnd c I)) the daug hter uf Mr. and \>Irs. Milv B. Hut d llsvn. Huule I. Hutland. and the w umn is tile SUI\ uf Mr s. Heva Vaughan, Main St.. Pl!r ne r oy. a nli F r <:r nk Vaughan. l:lulternul Ave .. Pv meruy. An arrlt way dccon.rted with doves iJ nd stream ers H IHl s pi r o! l'Ci ndclab ra were fe atured in SOUTHERN HILLS General A private busin&ss school for the discriminating student. More thin 16 yeitrt' u:perience in job pl1cement with area emplovers. Write, C. II 446-lll! or Visit for Cotalog. SOUTHERN HILlS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS RN OSBSB Gallipolis Thomu C. Breech, Director -Not oHillated with any other school- <14lnd Ave. Oionsulhmts was the bride's veil uf il lu· siun. She wore ivory I' IJSC jewelry burrowed from a bridesmaid. the tradition al Alpha Phi wedding bracelet Hml eCtrricd !:l bouquet u£ white sweethe!:! rl roses blue LIST ANNOUNCED tin ted pompons, lilies of the ATIENDS WORKSHOP Robert A. Powell, Principa l valley , baby's breath , and POMEROY Suzy at Cadmu s Elementary greenel'Y tied with baby blue Samuels, daughter of Mary School released the 6th six ribbon. Alice Samuels, Pomeroy. left The bnd e's att endant s last Monday from Columbus week honor roll. Grade 4 Robert Roach , were Miss Jayne DC:Inicl, Cinlor Los Angeles to attend the Sandra Patrick, J oy Carter. dnnali ; M1ss Juvce Hutthird Int ernation al Tuba Grade 5 Ronald Saun· d ll sun and Miss Jily11e HulSymposium Workshop at the ders. l'hrsun, Rutland , siste rs uf tl1e University of South fl n . Grade 6 Tina Bostic, br ide; Mrs. Cheryl Lemley, California June 14 through Chris Hively , Ch ris Jeffers, Kutl;md, also a sister of the the 17th . She will also par· Kenr.y Kiser, Debbi e Me· bride: Mrs. Mike Williams. licipale in the tuba ensembl e Cart ney, Linda Spurloc k. Middlepurl, and M10s Pal which will be a featured Ru ss ell ·saunders, Angie aughan . both sisters of tile V attraction at Disney Land Thornton. gmmn; r~ntl Mrs. Mary toda ) . Smith. Ci:! nlun. wlw se rved CIS llli:!lrorr of l1unur. The nuJ t l'O ll of honor won•tl lavender quina !miter gown wit h elbow-length !:i hcer l'[.! Jll' in Ctll eggshell swirl pat tern .' The bridt.•srllCil ds were in gu wns of rdt:nl1cal pCJ ttcrn 111 light bl w:. Tlwy <.:H ITll'd 1\Ul)t.'g et y~ 11f blue an d whrtc Black White We have a variety of flowers to choose from. AA-8-DWidths ,.· NOT EXACnY AS SHOWN All the La lest Wedding Designs & Equipment. lfrorth are not enough send.. FLOWERS by GEORGE If the minute you turn your head your little mess maker is in your jewelry box or cosmetics making a big mess ... then you need ltfndo IJI&d , the child protection latch for cabinets and drawers . It keeps tots out of the cabinets and drawers you want them kept out of. Yet, adults can get in quickl y. And it locks automatically when you close the cabinet or drawer. Put an end to .the big messes, installlt#ttdnptrrl .. ] U /'1 .. '1..~ ,/ ,f.. . ./.·· ~:;:.::;.:-:.~: -~:::::; ··7·:: ~·:·. ;.~· ...:.;~ ':: ' <:::::~~:.:. .,. 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The re was a ba ton ruutine Pot ri cii::l CMler , Ta mmy Elliott, and Susan Wolfe. by An~ie Chapm:m, J ill Playing r <.t bbit~ wer e Healller Heyno lds, Becky Eva ns, J·lovi:lller, Trida Baer, Les lie Sherry Teaford, and Junie Bowena Averi on !:IS M(llcfi- l.yons, April Tan nehill , l.ei ~h Heegte, and tapping lu "Till! ccnt, ;;t lld Chr istine Averion Ann Hedov1 an, Missey Pc opl ~ Tree" were Michelle and Cindy Riffle as the Nelson, Valerie Bet ker , and Cress , DunnC:t Curtis, Deb bie f(l[ries. Apr il Huds01i. .lean Hurlun , Dow nie, Arny Lut:keydoo, Ha rbar C:I Grueser and Ji:iy ne .\1elanie Arn old, and MelisH Hueflkh Wl' re Ci:IS l as Snyder. Jill He ynulds, Angie Chape !l lt.! lfl ~ers uflhe king's cu urt, wH.J 111 peasant roles w~::re IIWll, Beck y Eva ns, Sherry Charleston W V· . M.. Donn a Curtis. Mi chelle Tt: afunl , and Junie Beegle · · a..W. Va.. IS . G.ress. I"" 11 dY Har IJU ur, De'· Phyllis Winter, Bette 'u- danct:d lo "Wow Wee Look at Stella Wmt cr "'"' ' l!usty' ille Dowme, Amy J.uekeyduo. .'>1 c", and Beth Ann Wolfe and Belle, W. Va : llelll'a Huush' Mela me Anwld , Dena J cnmc Mcadow~ did a moderColumbus· P· 1 (' ., .. C0 1· Manl ey , ll art·le H) sel l, nhitic dauc:e. Huwcm.l Averion . ' H •I css. M I' s I Jd M wnbus: Mr. etnd Mr s. Curt c ISH . nyl cr. • u y ce~, wet ~ fealureU in a toe number . Beth Ann Wolfe Jenme tu " Evergreen " with Lynn ll· otJillson , Iront on- PctUI M d , Adams ' Author, .Jenifer Miller, Carrie ' ea ow s nllfl BurH:HliiS, Columbus · Mr. and ·· . . · Ma rri e. Melissa Snyder, ~ ,., c Ill. ' r ln thev anelyportlonnf the Ml '"·" · tr eg o ns ' run1un ·' prugrct m there w!:ls a ruutrne . Sle pilarne Ha n el! , a nd . .1enny Sa lye rs an d M1 ke 1 "SI k, Y · ., b T 1 u 1~ e our 8 uuty y Meli ssa Htckel presenting umcr, runton ; Mr. and 'f W' l p . . at:nJlmtics. Ve r o nkt~ Provo Mrs. Wilsun o~v i s. P~ nn- •1_em l' l' ' I ey' a tru:la sburo w. Va. . Mr Hlld Mrs Ce~rter, h un my E ll wtt, twi rled l1.c r ba lun l u " Under · .. · · · Susan Wolfe Jil l Rey nolds til•' llro ubk Eagle'' an d the Aubrey Hut dnsun, Murgctn. ' ' tuwn, w. Va .: tire Hcv. C. J. ~oJUca Hobrns111l, and Leah concl uding nwnber of the , . · I' II 1 1 y· 1 (,rcgurv. J ea.n Hurtun i:!lld varitty porll un ur the pro-t: .<:Ill ey, '" "'" ,. n tz u . St I il k I'd '· . Od umbus: !\ rill Hichta r Pa rlcllat orS_I\"l.: C:lll[)acrouat~ ~· gram WCJ~ a jazz se lection by ' I'IJ U e \1 .. l(:lu OW C:l lll'llliJ l .ynne Oliver, Vicki M u r~ ma; Vctlcri e Hutter. Pa n m.r : . b . • nsun . .Je:t yne Hoeflich, Pe~tti Viule l ami Barba ra Plan ts wlnl e Bet h-Ann Wolfe. Jeilllle Duga n, Bar b e~ ra Gruesc r, l \ilwubus: Iany Marsilali Meatj>Jws. Welldy Harbour. .:t nd Jean Hurtun . and Sallie Sndrcws. i'ol ulll· Dllrcle Hysell. Judi Mees and ~r~ . Moure prese nted ce r. AnnI Adams !Jus· lll' l·g1·ct lluti" (' '. u ' _,I) 1Ul ll . . I prese nted 'fl a ttrll'ate~ tu eac h uf her bus; Nureen Kenney . Hun- ll iO£ !'!"lliSlH · ( <Hl CC . Jere li ng ton , N. v. · wH s a lmton S()lo by by Sherry student>. and Miss Oliver un Fusler . et nd tl te ti ny tuls W p~ behalf uf the class prese nted plllg tu " l£1" s Gu PCJrt y'" ruses tu Mrs. Muure. f1ur ·rng inte rmis sr un , \\·ere Heather Hov att er, Keep your eyes on Lhe sta rs ('Ook rt·s cmd punch were servTnria I3C:~er , J ..c1gll Ann Red 11~ a nd you'll dr ive 111tv i:i hrid ~~ VliHl . Lesli e l.yo n s , April Tan- ed rn the sdwul cafeteria . abutment . into a chapel trC:I ilt Tht! gown WLiS trimmed WJlh li:!ce as SUNDAY ONLY Tan ~ebbins LITTLE •' •' ' : 11 , ! '· '., ·' '• ·, " ·· ·• '• 1 .,, · ,: .' • '' Esco rted tu the altai' IJy her lather. the bnde was attired ,in a fun ml l gown uf bridal sa trn with a high neckline and lung s.J~e vcs . The sk1rt f!IJ Wed You Can Oo II In A Year or Less at Secretarial - vucalisl who sang "Tile J.urd's Prayer" during the Ltltar decorati ons. ~ee Q]}ur Salon meets BABY BORN SALEM CENTER - Mr. and Mrs. Glen Crisp, Salem Center, are aMounelng the birth of their first child, a seven pound, 15 ounce son, Ryan Scott, on June 12 at the Holzer Medical Center . Matneral grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Davia of Salem Center and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Criap are the paternal grandparents. Great-greandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Crisp, Sr., and Mrs. Deily Ratliff of Mavis Dale, Va . Tile wedding was an ev~nl of Sept. 24, 1!177 . Tile Hev. Hubert Ha yden offi ciated at FALL ENROLLMENT NOW OPEN Business MJnagement - WELCOMES YOU Cliureli , Miss Julia Ann Hut· cil1snn an d 1\ndrew B, Vaughan exchanged .wedding vows. OOCIAL PLANNED - The old days when calories were fo~ tn creamy, home-made ice cream and dellclo~ Pies and cakes prepared by loving hands at hol!le wtll be relived on Friday, June 23 ; at the First Urut~ P~byterian Church in Gallipolis. An oldfashtoned tee cream social will begin at the church at 6 p.~ ..and last until dark or until the food runs out. There will also be old-fashioned prices during the evening. A bowl of tee cream will cost 50 cents and add 50 cents more for a piece of cake or pie. When one person buys both ice cream and cake or pie, then the drink is free; otherwise the cost oll5 cents ,for a cup of co!lee or Kool-Aid will be charged. U the weather prevails, the side lawn of the church wtll be the setting for the eating and talking . In case o! rain, til~ event will be moved into the fellowship ha~l. Presbytertans prepare lor ice cream social on Frtday. From left to right Wayne Ogdin Smith Runyon Ruth Stebbins, Margaret Ehman , Jan~ l Ludlum and Kathy Hemke check out a freezer, some ice, and the best rectpe for home-made ice cream . Office. Rt. 124 , Reedsville, 0 . lot:! w urk o n s hurtnuti ~co fte r the student nriginally rt~st left unexpet'ledly un val'a· li on. · · area. Every volunteer is POMEHOY··In a needed to make this 108th candlelight ceremony at the Bean Dinner a success.. Pomeroy United M~lhudis l •• ful cuslunung fur til" ballet Other rolt•s WL' rc taken by amJ a num!Jur of acrulJatic · l.v nnc OliVl'r as Prince tap. baton . ;md jazz ruulines. Pi1 ill ip. VH'ki MOrn s as Kn1g • Takin g tile lemling role uf Stcfon, PHUi Dugan as K tng Princess Aumra in the ballet Hewlwrl, ll eallier Huvaller was Paula Cuv ert of Hio Munison us Avan. Judy Hur. l.rande who filiL'I in fu r tile ri:w n <:~ s Me rr yweather , Hutchz'son- 1 Tau:ghan vows ma d 1 ~~ti:e~~a~;eth:rr~r~ ~~.~~: v College -Level Diploma Courses : Accounting & LIFE GATE BAPTIST CHAPEL ' ~Y~·~:~s~~~~~~,edi~~A~~u·~ And to all you fathers out there in reader land a "happy fath ers" day - do have a good week. GALUPOUS - Partners of Gallia County Salon No.' 612, Eight and Forty gathered at the home of Mabel Brown lor their June meeting. Golda Mourning Roush served as hostess . ,1~ Petit Chapeau Gra ce Pratt opened the meeting in ritualistic lonn . Report of Auditing Com· mitl ee , Erma Smith and Fa ye Wildermuth showed books of Secretaire Caissiere to be correct. Communications read were fr om Caissie re Departe mental e Marllou Giblin ac knowledging receipt of registration fees for three Partners who will be at· tending La Marche Departementale in Cleveland Plata Hotel July 16 and 17, and a letter endorsing Patricia Henth orne of Wellsville, Columbia County lor LeConcierge Departementale d'Ohio. Other candidates to be considered at Le Marche are - lor Chapeau Depar· temental, Dorothy Brady of Mantua , Ohio ; for Le Demi Chapeau Premier, Catherine Baker of Tipp City ; lor Le Demi Chapeau Deuxieme, Joycelyn Bowman of Galion ; lor L'Aumonler, Shirley Davis of Luckey, Ohio; and lor L'Archiviste , Lucille Woodling of Grand Rapids, Ohio. Passe Cards were distributed and plans discussed lor installation of olllcers for the new year. Refreshments of lime chiffon pie, cheese bits, mints and coffee were served by the hostess. Prizes were won by lnes Marchi and Faye Wildermuth . The next meeting of the Salon wiU be a picnic at the home of Gladys Cumings in July. Ballet presented by arts school .....,,•. Opening at 9 A.M. Monday, June 19. Free Coffee and Doughnuts. .' .• . •; I I Sunday thru Saturday June 18 thru June 24 ! Alb., 100% ground beef, 1 .. I •' ' tomato, cheese, lettuce, ' pickle, onion, mayonnaise. ' I I I OPEN ' PHONE 446 1611 POPULU UTF.U lung guw11 Wi th doubllo' butterfly s lel'~' L'S antl .sl1c crlr'l'll'd a while b<:t ~k l'l of lcwcnder and light blue petals . Hun H. ~ II lith llf Can tun \nts best llliJII mrd the ushers were Mike Wi ll iam>. ~Iiddle purl : Clarence Wlll rarn!-1. Pumt•ruy. Ra yK<J rr 1-'rJ III I.! r o~: I .(trry Ha nn on, Hu tla11d : H1 ck Miller, Alhells. ami Dave I..ambt~ rl , Slmdl' . Tlwy wore light I.J lue fo r!llal tux edw.; F ur her daughter 's WL'd· Acnla ftom HNI4tll - -- St'l"\'lng • • •' ·'' •' •• •• '' ' ' • •• • ••• ••' ••• • •• ••• •• • •• SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY •• JUNE 18THRUJUNE24 FOOTLONG •" HOlD~-..: • • • • • •• • • • • •• Wl' l'l' ••• PC:Illl V at~ lmn 11f _PurHeroy wlllJ ttlsu rc ~rst L·rcd the guests. Mrs. ,J\, llrl Nt ~ 1nsky 1 Hullcwd ; Tt_' i"l' Si:l Hubmsun lruntun : Sharma r,)l llns, Ironton: ~:t nd Bn gul Butler, Colum bus. The ('II U[llc r es id~ 011 Ma1n St. in Hullund. 'r.he bride reccivcll H OOchclur nf science clt•g r·ec from Oll iu UniVl'rsity. and attelldl.~l Ohio State UlliVel'Sl t)' . She is a m~mber uf lUlu Chapter uf Alpha Phi at Ohili state. Mr , Vaughan at tended Ohio State University where Ill! was a membl!r of Phi KapPi' Psi Fratemity and is employed at Gavin P<>wer Plant. ' i\n lllllK lhe t~ ul -of- tuwn guests at the wedding WCI 'l! Mr. a!Ni Mrs. Ha v l).,llndl 111111 tllllll u, Versaill es, Ky .: Mr s . Hicldi c !l ;•' •·ll t"'· -•• '' •' '• tupi"'d the rak<•. Silver tea scrvit.:c and l' I'} Slal pmrl' h bowl cumpleteJ lilt· tabll' appuintlrlt..:nls '' STUFT SHIRTS pompons wrt h baby's bn·dth. Tht.• mat n111 uf llu1 1or" s bouquet W:J S illlil\"l'!Hll'l". Heather J)avt.•nport. fl <J WCr gi rl , wure an t•mpire Wi:J\St ding. Mrs. ll utdJI Sol\ \\' HS 111 a light pmk gn wrr fasluurll'd with a plc;,Jll'd skrrt and lt 11lg sleeves. Mr!'l . V;tughiiil wa~ 111 a yellow s i L'l' \' elcs~ guwn wit h an Clll Jl l l"l' w1r rst. Bul h mutlrcr·s had t1l'd1 1d l' On:ii-1)-:l'S . A rl' Cl'p ll illl lwrwrrng tl1c t'Ouple was lwld 111 Lhe l'l mreh sut: ial rt lui!L Thl' ta ble fct:~Lurcd a four l!L'I"l'tl l'i:l ke trirrun~d wr\11 fur~l· t -nlt'·ll ll l."i and lilies of the ,·alit•\' . t\ fuun win WiJS bctwt't!Jl tlw bot· turn and nnddlt! lH'l !'! and it fltti'Li l p it'l't' wit tr wlllh' l;1n· •I '•• • •.. • • • • • •' PfrfL&I unn Gallipolis, 0. --- •' ' ''' ''i • • �M .; ' • - ----------- 1 Browning-Butcher vows made B-6- The Sunday Times..senttnel. Sunday, June 18, 1978 I I ' GALUPOUS - Exhibit for the month of June, 1978 "Mutli·Fa ce1ed Perceptions," Pedro L. and Laszlo G. Koe· Krompecher, Artists and Architects of Athens , Ohio. Oils, acrylics, watercolors, etchings, silk screen and graphics. Gallery Hours - Saturdays and Sundays, 1 p.m. until 5 p.m. ; Tuesdays and Thursdays, lOa .m. until3 p.m. June 20 - Entry and authonzation forms lor the July 4 River Recreation Festival Exhibit in the City Park due Jan Thaler and Sue Beverly, co;:ha irwomen. 7: 30 p.m. - F.A.C. lnterdeparunental Mee tin g. 9 p.m. - F.A.C. Trustees Meeting, Riverby . July 4 - 11 a.m.--45 p.m. - River RecreatiOn Festival Exhibit, Gallipolis City Park . Fabric Consideration It 's fine to use an insect repellant in the sununer but be sure to read the labels some repellents st ain fabrics. The Best Cleaning Your Carpet Ever Had ANY LIVING ROOM & HAll Offer Includes living room 1nd hall ooly up to 300 sq . ft . Furniturt Stani•Y Stttmed , Sr:a~tJgi!~· PROTECTION Gallia, Meigs & \linton Co . 614-446-4208 . r ~~ »~ -·"·>:·:':·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:<·:·--···········~ ;>. . . . . . . ..... ..;>;......QT.~ Sr. Citizetts i TRIPS Approximately six seats are st ill available for the outing to Old Man's Cave, June 29. Departure lime from the Center will be 8:30 a.m. with arrival home at 5:30 p.m. Please give us your name by June 26 if you are plaMing to go. Cost is $5 and remember to bring a 'sa ck lunch. Beverage will be furnished . Meigs County 's day at the State Fair this year is Sunda y, August 20. We must have 40 persons going in order to reserve a bus. Please let us know by July 7, if you are plaMing to attend. Cost lor the trip which includes entry to the lair is $12. Tickets to the Stat e Fair will be available to Senior Citizens at the Center at a reduced price. This ticket is good lor any day of the Fair. Have a nice week and join us at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center one day soon. REUNION SLATED The Lance reunion will be July 2, at the home of Mr ..and Mrs. Herbie Lance, Morgan Cent er. All relatives and friends are inv ited. When yuu're 20, anything goes : after 40 , you realile it's lung gunt' . SECRETARIAL REFRESHER On June 12 there will be · an opening lor beginning and advanced Typing and Shorthand Classes at Gallipolis Business College. Weekdays or night classes . Both are being offered . ENROLL NOWI For more information contact lee E. Tyler, 446·4367 . No . 75-02 -0472 8 \] D OUTDOOR GRASS GALLIPOLIS r The Gallipolis Christian Church wa s the setting for the marr iag e of Kathy Sue Browning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Browning, 634 Jay Drive, Gallipolis, to Daniel Keith Butcher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard But· ch er of 60~ Jay Drive, Gallipolis. The wedding was an event or June 17 with the Rev. Denny Coburn of· li ciating . Barbara Scites was organist lor the ceremony. Susan McCreedy , soloist, sang " We 've Only Just Begun/' "A Time for Us," "You Light Up My l.ile," and the "Lord's Prayer." The church was decorated with pink and white car· nations with white bows in· dicating the family seating. Two candelabras were featured on a table with candles for the bride and groom to light. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of organza and cluny lace fashioned with a Victorian neckline, empire bodice, full sheer bishop sleeves with ruined cuff and a full skirt Her attached chapel train By .Katie Crow · Things are beginning to hum for the Big Bend Regaita to be held nel!( .weekend in Pomeroy. Persons are and have been thinking "frogs ." The annual frog l~P ts one of the top attractions during the big event. Jun Frecker, parade marshall received a call from Phyllis Curl, Houston, Texas who read about the frog jump and assured Jinn she will attend with her son and jump a frog . Somethmg else being added this year is a country store, sale of baked goods and refreshments by members of Preceptor Beta Beta Sorority headed by Margaret Follrod. The store witt be located across from the Meigs County Museum, Butternut Ave . They will be open on SUnday only from 1 to 4 p.m. Sounds like a novel idea . Mr. and Mrs. Vernal E. Blackwood , Minersville, are lovers of country music. They have on several occa1ions attended the International Country Music Fan Fair and this year was no exception. , They returned home recently after spending a week in Nashville, Tenn. where they attended the seventh annual Music Fan Fair. They spent a day at Opryland Park and sat in on a TV taping of the Porter Wagoner show to be aired this fall. On Tuesday evening they attended the 12th aMual Music City News Popularity Awards show at the Grand Ole Opry House which was televised live. · They toured the old Ryman Auditorium Country Music Hall of fame where Elvis Presley's gold Cadillac is on display, Webb Pierce's Hall of Fame and Ernest Tubb Record Shop. They obtained 60 autographs in all. Between 13,000 and 15,000 persons attended. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Butcher r----:- ·~---l was graced with a double 1 Sr. Ctttzens 1 ruroe bordering the skirt and I Calendar I GALLIPOLIS - Activities lor this week at the Senior Citizens Cenler are : Monday, June 19 - Blood Pressure Check , 1:15-1:45 p.m.; Chorus, I : 15-3. Tuesday , June 20 S.T.O.P., 10 :30 a.m.; Physical Fitness, 11 : 15 ; Bible Study, 12 :45-1:45 p.m. Wednesday , June 21 Card Games , 1· 3 p.m.; Movies, 1:30. Thursday, June 22 Physical Fitness, 11 : l~ a.m.; Craft Workshop, l-3 p.m. Friday, June 23 - Art Class, l-3 p.m.; Social Hour, 7. The Sen ior Nutrition Program will serve the following menus : Monday - Sausage links, creamed com, cottage cheese salad, biscuits, butt er, orange and grapefruit sec· lions, milk . Tuesday Chicken croquett es, with cheese S.:u•-e. spanish rice, coleslaw , roll. butter, raMed apricots, milk. Wednesday - Meatballs in mu shroo m sauce, baked potato, jelled fruit cocktail salad, bread, butter, yellow sheet cake w1th icing, milk . Thursday - Soup beans with ham bits, caMed peach and pear salad, kale, corn· bread, butt er , choc olat e pudding with vanilla wafer, milk. Frida y - Tuna loaf , escalloped potatoes, buttered peas, bread, butter, berry pie, milk. Choice of beverage served with each meal. "Services rendered on a non-discrinninatory basis." wri st and scoop neckline . The dress featured a gathered bodice and shirred skirt . Mrs. Butcher wore a long green chi!lon dress with full sleeves, a V-neckline and a set-in waist with a tie in back. The mothers wore corsages of three white carnations tipped in pink. The grand· mothers wore corsages of two white carnations lipped in pink. Presiding at the bride's table were Mrs. Kandy Nuce and Linda Butcher , sisters of the groom, and Pa uIa Covert and Brenda Weaver. The bride 's table featured a lour tier wedding cake decorated with pink roses and sweet peas and ;tring work topped with a lace bride and groom ornament. The cake was se parated with swan train . Seeded pearls trimmed the bodice . Her matching fingertip veil was trimmed in identical cluny tare secured to a camelot cap covered with the lace. Seeded pearls accented the headpiece with an at· !ached blusher veil. The bride's flowers were a hand bouquet of pink and white mini carnations and pink and white sweet roses with white streamers. Karen Browning, sister of the bride , ser.ed as maid of honor . Gwen Hamilton served as bridesmaid . They wore identical long dresses wh1ch lea lured pink roses on a whit e ba ckground, long sleeves, and a high stand-up collar in back with a scooped neckline accented with lace l'OIUilUlS. trimming . The elastic waist· The table was decorated line was accented with two with a p1nk overlay cloth and rows of rose lace, li ed in the lace ta blec loth . Pink back. st reamers were draped along The brid e's att endants the table with pink and white carried nosegays of pink and bctl s and while candles were white carnations with pink placed on the table. and white streamers. Kelly The bride and groom are Jo Browning, sister of the graduates of Gallia Academy bride, served as flower girl. High School. She is employed She wore a pink dotted Swiss with th e Southea st Ohi o dress with ruffles trimmed in Emergency Medical Services lace. She carried an open Inc. Butcher is employed straw basket filled with pink with the Southern Ohio Coal and white rose petals and Company Raccoon Mine No. accented with pink and white 3. After a wedding trip to streamers. Virginia Beach, Virginia , the Tim Whitehair, cousin of new Mr. and Mrs. Butcher the groom, served as best are living at 634 Jay Drive, man with Larry Thompson , Ga t11polis cousin of the groom, as groomsman . Ushers were John Nuce, brother·in·law of HERE VISITING the groom and Randy Riddle. POMEROY-Ca rol Fuste1· Ringbea rer wa s Aaron ul Livonia. Mich. spent the French, co usin of the bride. weekend here with her grandFor her daught er's wed· Mr . and Mrs. Balph t..rents, ding Mrs . Browning selected a pink floor length dress with Webb. Raci ne, and Mrs. Ed chiffon sleeves, an elastic Fostl'r, PornL·ruy . Store Hours MAn.-Thurs. lOa .m.- 11 p.m. Fri. & S.t. .m .- II : JOp .m. S.turd1y 11 a .m .· ll p.m I· ~B U!o .ft,tt..,_,_, Call In Orders M2-6292 Futuring ulad blr, ctlili And much , much more ! ;~.... Served In Frosted Mugs CREAMY OLD FASHIONED ROOT BEER RUBBER BACK & ~~f:r~~. . . . .~6!~ ~~~.~~~~~~......... ~8~ Yd. Installed Yd . Installed Young's Carpeting, Inc. Main St . At Their New Location Pomeroy, Ohio (Next to Landmark I Phone 992-2206 Katie's Korner Some place§ hil'olt pr eU)' good ch1ck· en. Some offer la1 r roo! bur . Others, net-too-bad tonts and shal!e s. But, there 1S onl~ 011e place YO\J can get the best of all the~e th1ngs - ~our loc ill 3 IN ONE fam ily r e s i OJor<~nP 1 JS4 E. Mlln, Pomtrov . 0 . Glenna Rummel, Miner~ville, unable to attend the funeral services o! her sister-in-law, Mildred L. Buresh Rummel, Omaha, was thankful that she visited her a year ago when the late Mrs. Rummel's son, J. D. Rummel graduated from high school. J . D. was salutatnrian of his class. Traveling to Omaha to visit the late Mrs. Rummel were Sally Landers and Jackie Justis . Evangelist Ed Irwin, TeMessee, who was guest speaker at the Syracuse Church of the Nazarene recenUy presented Jim Haggerty, Cheshire, formerly of Middleport, a shut-in, with a tape recorder and tapes of Irwin's music. Mr. and Mrs. Haggerty extend their sincere thanks to Evangelist Irwin for his visitation and songs while Mr . Haggerty was a hospital patient and lor visiting them at their home. Bill Quickel, co;:hairperson of the Big Bend Regatta, announced that there will be no private watercraft launched from the Pomeroy Levee on Sunday , June 25, during the speed boat races . Boats will have to be launched from Middleport Levee or Marina. Anyone interested in taking swinnming lessons may do so at London Pool in Syracuse if enough interest Is shown. Hennan London , pool manager, asks those who are interested to be at the pool Tuesday, June :IXl allOa .m. Lessons will be given beginning June 26. London staled that the 10 lesson course is $10. !.ike to send happy birthday wishes to first my husband , Bob, my friends, Charlene Hoeflich and Herman London. "HAPPY BIRTHDAY." Wedding plans are announced GALUPOLIS - The open church wedding of Ms. Rita Goble, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Goble, Gallipolis, and John Saunders, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Baker Saunders, Gallipolis, will be an event of June 24 at 6:30 p.m. at the First Baptist Church, Gallipolis, Music by Mrs. Merlyn Ross will begin at 6 p.m. Soloist will be Kraig Hankins. The Rev. Monty Sheets will ol· ficiate. Ms. Sheryl Evans, Gallipolis, will be maid of honor and bridesmaids \viii be Mrs. Betsy Canaday, sister of the groom-elect, Rio Grande , Ms . Kathy Willcox en, Gallipolis, and Ms. Sandi Flint, Hamlin , W. Va . Flower girl will be Miss Wendy Saunders. Dow Saunders, Gallipolis, will be best man for his brother and the ushers will be Rob Goble, brothel of the bride-elect, Bob Burlile, Rodney , Scott Epling, Gallipolis, and Winston Saunders, Gallipolis. Guests will be regiotered by Ms . Barbara Hughes, Gallipolis, cousin of the brideelect. A reception will follow immediately alter the ceremony at the home of the bride-elect's parents . Assisting at the reception will · be Mrs. Marion Rainey, Mrs. Ray Hughes and Mrs. John Hansen . 8-7- The Sunday Times..5entinel, Sunday, Jun~ 18, 1978 Bean dinner meeting. set RIO GRANDE - Rev. Charles W. Lusher, president of the Rio Grande Memorial Association, will meet with bean dinner volunteers at Calvary Baptist Church basement next Tuesday, June 20, to discuss ptuns for the 1978 Rio Grande Bean Din- MIIJDJ.EI'OHT- A large cmd app!'cdativc ~ ruwd was un hand Thursday night for tile ballet , "Sleeping B~au ly". presented lly tile students ul tile Meigs Per· fo rming Arts School at Meigs J uni o r High Sc ho ol 8Udilurium. ner. . Tile students uf Mrs. Gillian The '' bean ·dinn er, " a Muon• were et Hirt>d in •·olorcarry-over from Civil War · Pastor Guy Lowther SUNDAY MORNING SERVICES 9:30 the double ring CU I'l'ln on~· fol lowi ng a prug rH!Il uf music by url:a ni st. Miss Ounna Weber. Rutland , and Paul Mus.~e r , thl' ccrcnwny. Organ st.de<.:tr ons i ncluded " Ciar rc D'l.unc", "l'uluur My World " t\ml "A Sung For You ." Thl: bnd c I)) the daug hter uf Mr. and \>Irs. Milv B. Hut d llsvn. Huule I. Hutland. and the w umn is tile SUI\ uf Mr s. Heva Vaughan, Main St.. Pl!r ne r oy. a nli F r <:r nk Vaughan. l:lulternul Ave .. Pv meruy. An arrlt way dccon.rted with doves iJ nd stream ers H IHl s pi r o! l'Ci ndclab ra were fe atured in SOUTHERN HILLS General A private busin&ss school for the discriminating student. More thin 16 yeitrt' u:perience in job pl1cement with area emplovers. Write, C. II 446-lll! or Visit for Cotalog. SOUTHERN HILlS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS RN OSBSB Gallipolis Thomu C. Breech, Director -Not oHillated with any other school- <14lnd Ave. Oionsulhmts was the bride's veil uf il lu· siun. She wore ivory I' IJSC jewelry burrowed from a bridesmaid. the tradition al Alpha Phi wedding bracelet Hml eCtrricd !:l bouquet u£ white sweethe!:! rl roses blue LIST ANNOUNCED tin ted pompons, lilies of the ATIENDS WORKSHOP Robert A. Powell, Principa l valley , baby's breath , and POMEROY Suzy at Cadmu s Elementary greenel'Y tied with baby blue Samuels, daughter of Mary School released the 6th six ribbon. Alice Samuels, Pomeroy. left The bnd e's att endant s last Monday from Columbus week honor roll. Grade 4 Robert Roach , were Miss Jayne DC:Inicl, Cinlor Los Angeles to attend the Sandra Patrick, J oy Carter. dnnali ; M1ss Juvce Hutthird Int ernation al Tuba Grade 5 Ronald Saun· d ll sun and Miss Jily11e HulSymposium Workshop at the ders. l'hrsun, Rutland , siste rs uf tl1e University of South fl n . Grade 6 Tina Bostic, br ide; Mrs. Cheryl Lemley, California June 14 through Chris Hively , Ch ris Jeffers, Kutl;md, also a sister of the the 17th . She will also par· Kenr.y Kiser, Debbi e Me· bride: Mrs. Mike Williams. licipale in the tuba ensembl e Cart ney, Linda Spurloc k. Middlepurl, and M10s Pal which will be a featured Ru ss ell ·saunders, Angie aughan . both sisters of tile V attraction at Disney Land Thornton. gmmn; r~ntl Mrs. Mary toda ) . Smith. Ci:! nlun. wlw se rved CIS llli:!lrorr of l1unur. The nuJ t l'O ll of honor won•tl lavender quina !miter gown wit h elbow-length !:i hcer l'[.! Jll' in Ctll eggshell swirl pat tern .' The bridt.•srllCil ds were in gu wns of rdt:nl1cal pCJ ttcrn 111 light bl w:. Tlwy <.:H ITll'd 1\Ul)t.'g et y~ 11f blue an d whrtc Black White We have a variety of flowers to choose from. AA-8-DWidths ,.· NOT EXACnY AS SHOWN All the La lest Wedding Designs & Equipment. lfrorth are not enough send.. FLOWERS by GEORGE If the minute you turn your head your little mess maker is in your jewelry box or cosmetics making a big mess ... then you need ltfndo IJI&d , the child protection latch for cabinets and drawers . It keeps tots out of the cabinets and drawers you want them kept out of. Yet, adults can get in quickl y. And it locks automatically when you close the cabinet or drawer. Put an end to .the big messes, installlt#ttdnptrrl .. ] U /'1 .. '1..~ ,/ ,f.. . ./.·· ~:;:.::;.:-:.~: -~:::::; ··7·:: ~·:·. ;.~· ...:.;~ ':: ' <:::::~~:.:. .,. Phone 446-9721 SHOES VISA' Ga SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA GRAND OPENING ANTIQUITY ANTIQUES 405 SECOND AVE. GALLIPOI.IS, OHIO PH. 4416-3109 "AN_TJQIUES OF FINE QUALITY" • LATCHES. Brass Beds, Vanities, Dress~11, China Cabinets, Comer CkRts, Desks, Chairs and Many Items Too Numerous To Mention. helpe k•p toll out ... 1... ad\lltl ln. Av1ll1ble 1t: . FRUTH PHARMACIES ALL LOCATIONS .Q. 197&. l<lNOERG-.AD CORPORAriON O.llu , TX 76217 In "tile r·ule of bluebirds nehi ll. Missey Nelson, were Monica Hobinson, .Jill Valerie Ba ker, and April Hey nolds, Je nn ifer Wiley , Hud son . The re was a ba ton ruutine Pot ri cii::l CMler , Ta mmy Elliott, and Susan Wolfe. by An~ie Chapm:m, J ill Playing r <.t bbit~ wer e Healller Heyno lds, Becky Eva ns, J·lovi:lller, Trida Baer, Les lie Sherry Teaford, and Junie Bowena Averi on !:IS M(llcfi- l.yons, April Tan nehill , l.ei ~h Heegte, and tapping lu "Till! ccnt, ;;t lld Chr istine Averion Ann Hedov1 an, Missey Pc opl ~ Tree" were Michelle and Cindy Riffle as the Nelson, Valerie Bet ker , and Cress , DunnC:t Curtis, Deb bie f(l[ries. Apr il Huds01i. .lean Hurlun , Dow nie, Arny Lut:keydoo, Ha rbar C:I Grueser and Ji:iy ne .\1elanie Arn old, and MelisH Hueflkh Wl' re Ci:IS l as Snyder. Jill He ynulds, Angie Chape !l lt.! lfl ~ers uflhe king's cu urt, wH.J 111 peasant roles w~::re IIWll, Beck y Eva ns, Sherry Charleston W V· . M.. Donn a Curtis. Mi chelle Tt: afunl , and Junie Beegle · · a..W. Va.. IS . G.ress. I"" 11 dY Har IJU ur, De'· Phyllis Winter, Bette 'u- danct:d lo "Wow Wee Look at Stella Wmt cr "'"' ' l!usty' ille Dowme, Amy J.uekeyduo. .'>1 c", and Beth Ann Wolfe and Belle, W. Va : llelll'a Huush' Mela me Anwld , Dena J cnmc Mcadow~ did a moderColumbus· P· 1 (' ., .. C0 1· Manl ey , ll art·le H) sel l, nhitic dauc:e. Huwcm.l Averion . ' H •I css. M I' s I Jd M wnbus: Mr. etnd Mr s. Curt c ISH . nyl cr. • u y ce~, wet ~ fealureU in a toe number . Beth Ann Wolfe Jenme tu " Evergreen " with Lynn ll· otJillson , Iront on- PctUI M d , Adams ' Author, .Jenifer Miller, Carrie ' ea ow s nllfl BurH:HliiS, Columbus · Mr. and ·· . . · Ma rri e. Melissa Snyder, ~ ,., c Ill. ' r ln thev anelyportlonnf the Ml '"·" · tr eg o ns ' run1un ·' prugrct m there w!:ls a ruutrne . Sle pilarne Ha n el! , a nd . .1enny Sa lye rs an d M1 ke 1 "SI k, Y · ., b T 1 u 1~ e our 8 uuty y Meli ssa Htckel presenting umcr, runton ; Mr. and 'f W' l p . . at:nJlmtics. Ve r o nkt~ Provo Mrs. Wilsun o~v i s. P~ nn- •1_em l' l' ' I ey' a tru:la sburo w. Va. . Mr Hlld Mrs Ce~rter, h un my E ll wtt, twi rled l1.c r ba lun l u " Under · .. · · · Susan Wolfe Jil l Rey nolds til•' llro ubk Eagle'' an d the Aubrey Hut dnsun, Murgctn. ' ' tuwn, w. Va .: tire Hcv. C. J. ~oJUca Hobrns111l, and Leah concl uding nwnber of the , . · I' II 1 1 y· 1 (,rcgurv. J ea.n Hurtun i:!lld varitty porll un ur the pro-t: .<:Ill ey, '" "'" ,. n tz u . St I il k I'd '· . Od umbus: !\ rill Hichta r Pa rlcllat orS_I\"l.: C:lll[)acrouat~ ~· gram WCJ~ a jazz se lection by ' I'IJ U e \1 .. l(:lu OW C:l lll'llliJ l .ynne Oliver, Vicki M u r~ ma; Vctlcri e Hutter. Pa n m.r : . b . • nsun . .Je:t yne Hoeflich, Pe~tti Viule l ami Barba ra Plan ts wlnl e Bet h-Ann Wolfe. Jeilllle Duga n, Bar b e~ ra Gruesc r, l \ilwubus: Iany Marsilali Meatj>Jws. Welldy Harbour. .:t nd Jean Hurtun . and Sallie Sndrcws. i'ol ulll· Dllrcle Hysell. Judi Mees and ~r~ . Moure prese nted ce r. AnnI Adams !Jus· lll' l·g1·ct lluti" (' '. u ' _,I) 1Ul ll . . I prese nted 'fl a ttrll'ate~ tu eac h uf her bus; Nureen Kenney . Hun- ll iO£ !'!"lliSlH · ( <Hl CC . Jere li ng ton , N. v. · wH s a lmton S()lo by by Sherry student>. and Miss Oliver un Fusler . et nd tl te ti ny tuls W p~ behalf uf the class prese nted plllg tu " l£1" s Gu PCJrt y'" ruses tu Mrs. Muure. f1ur ·rng inte rmis sr un , \\·ere Heather Hov att er, Keep your eyes on Lhe sta rs ('Ook rt·s cmd punch were servTnria I3C:~er , J ..c1gll Ann Red 11~ a nd you'll dr ive 111tv i:i hrid ~~ VliHl . Lesli e l.yo n s , April Tan- ed rn the sdwul cafeteria . abutment . into a chapel trC:I ilt Tht! gown WLiS trimmed WJlh li:!ce as SUNDAY ONLY Tan ~ebbins LITTLE •' •' ' : 11 , ! '· '., ·' '• ·, " ·· ·• '• 1 .,, · ,: .' • '' Esco rted tu the altai' IJy her lather. the bnde was attired ,in a fun ml l gown uf bridal sa trn with a high neckline and lung s.J~e vcs . The sk1rt f!IJ Wed You Can Oo II In A Year or Less at Secretarial - vucalisl who sang "Tile J.urd's Prayer" during the Ltltar decorati ons. ~ee Q]}ur Salon meets BABY BORN SALEM CENTER - Mr. and Mrs. Glen Crisp, Salem Center, are aMounelng the birth of their first child, a seven pound, 15 ounce son, Ryan Scott, on June 12 at the Holzer Medical Center . Matneral grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Davia of Salem Center and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Criap are the paternal grandparents. Great-greandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Crisp, Sr., and Mrs. Deily Ratliff of Mavis Dale, Va . Tile wedding was an ev~nl of Sept. 24, 1!177 . Tile Hev. Hubert Ha yden offi ciated at FALL ENROLLMENT NOW OPEN Business MJnagement - WELCOMES YOU Cliureli , Miss Julia Ann Hut· cil1snn an d 1\ndrew B, Vaughan exchanged .wedding vows. OOCIAL PLANNED - The old days when calories were fo~ tn creamy, home-made ice cream and dellclo~ Pies and cakes prepared by loving hands at hol!le wtll be relived on Friday, June 23 ; at the First Urut~ P~byterian Church in Gallipolis. An oldfashtoned tee cream social will begin at the church at 6 p.~ ..and last until dark or until the food runs out. There will also be old-fashioned prices during the evening. A bowl of tee cream will cost 50 cents and add 50 cents more for a piece of cake or pie. When one person buys both ice cream and cake or pie, then the drink is free; otherwise the cost oll5 cents ,for a cup of co!lee or Kool-Aid will be charged. U the weather prevails, the side lawn of the church wtll be the setting for the eating and talking . In case o! rain, til~ event will be moved into the fellowship ha~l. Presbytertans prepare lor ice cream social on Frtday. From left to right Wayne Ogdin Smith Runyon Ruth Stebbins, Margaret Ehman , Jan~ l Ludlum and Kathy Hemke check out a freezer, some ice, and the best rectpe for home-made ice cream . Office. Rt. 124 , Reedsville, 0 . lot:! w urk o n s hurtnuti ~co fte r the student nriginally rt~st left unexpet'ledly un val'a· li on. · · area. Every volunteer is POMEHOY··In a needed to make this 108th candlelight ceremony at the Bean Dinner a success.. Pomeroy United M~lhudis l •• ful cuslunung fur til" ballet Other rolt•s WL' rc taken by amJ a num!Jur of acrulJatic · l.v nnc OliVl'r as Prince tap. baton . ;md jazz ruulines. Pi1 ill ip. VH'ki MOrn s as Kn1g • Takin g tile lemling role uf Stcfon, PHUi Dugan as K tng Princess Aumra in the ballet Hewlwrl, ll eallier Huvaller was Paula Cuv ert of Hio Munison us Avan. Judy Hur. l.rande who filiL'I in fu r tile ri:w n <:~ s Me rr yweather , Hutchz'son- 1 Tau:ghan vows ma d 1 ~~ti:e~~a~;eth:rr~r~ ~~.~~: v College -Level Diploma Courses : Accounting & LIFE GATE BAPTIST CHAPEL ' ~Y~·~:~s~~~~~~,edi~~A~~u·~ And to all you fathers out there in reader land a "happy fath ers" day - do have a good week. GALUPOUS - Partners of Gallia County Salon No.' 612, Eight and Forty gathered at the home of Mabel Brown lor their June meeting. Golda Mourning Roush served as hostess . ,1~ Petit Chapeau Gra ce Pratt opened the meeting in ritualistic lonn . Report of Auditing Com· mitl ee , Erma Smith and Fa ye Wildermuth showed books of Secretaire Caissiere to be correct. Communications read were fr om Caissie re Departe mental e Marllou Giblin ac knowledging receipt of registration fees for three Partners who will be at· tending La Marche Departementale in Cleveland Plata Hotel July 16 and 17, and a letter endorsing Patricia Henth orne of Wellsville, Columbia County lor LeConcierge Departementale d'Ohio. Other candidates to be considered at Le Marche are - lor Chapeau Depar· temental, Dorothy Brady of Mantua , Ohio ; for Le Demi Chapeau Premier, Catherine Baker of Tipp City ; lor Le Demi Chapeau Deuxieme, Joycelyn Bowman of Galion ; lor L'Aumonler, Shirley Davis of Luckey, Ohio; and lor L'Archiviste , Lucille Woodling of Grand Rapids, Ohio. Passe Cards were distributed and plans discussed lor installation of olllcers for the new year. Refreshments of lime chiffon pie, cheese bits, mints and coffee were served by the hostess. Prizes were won by lnes Marchi and Faye Wildermuth . The next meeting of the Salon wiU be a picnic at the home of Gladys Cumings in July. Ballet presented by arts school .....,,•. Opening at 9 A.M. Monday, June 19. Free Coffee and Doughnuts. .' .• . •; I I Sunday thru Saturday June 18 thru June 24 ! Alb., 100% ground beef, 1 .. I •' ' tomato, cheese, lettuce, ' pickle, onion, mayonnaise. ' I I I OPEN ' PHONE 446 1611 POPULU UTF.U lung guw11 Wi th doubllo' butterfly s lel'~' L'S antl .sl1c crlr'l'll'd a while b<:t ~k l'l of lcwcnder and light blue petals . Hun H. ~ II lith llf Can tun \nts best llliJII mrd the ushers were Mike Wi ll iam>. ~Iiddle purl : Clarence Wlll rarn!-1. Pumt•ruy. Ra yK<J rr 1-'rJ III I.! r o~: I .(trry Ha nn on, Hu tla11d : H1 ck Miller, Alhells. ami Dave I..ambt~ rl , Slmdl' . Tlwy wore light I.J lue fo r!llal tux edw.; F ur her daughter 's WL'd· Acnla ftom HNI4tll - -- St'l"\'lng • • •' ·'' •' •• •• '' ' ' • •• • ••• ••' ••• • •• ••• •• • •• SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY •• JUNE 18THRUJUNE24 FOOTLONG •" HOlD~-..: • • • • • •• • • • • •• Wl' l'l' ••• PC:Illl V at~ lmn 11f _PurHeroy wlllJ ttlsu rc ~rst L·rcd the guests. Mrs. ,J\, llrl Nt ~ 1nsky 1 Hullcwd ; Tt_' i"l' Si:l Hubmsun lruntun : Sharma r,)l llns, Ironton: ~:t nd Bn gul Butler, Colum bus. The ('II U[llc r es id~ 011 Ma1n St. in Hullund. 'r.he bride reccivcll H OOchclur nf science clt•g r·ec from Oll iu UniVl'rsity. and attelldl.~l Ohio State UlliVel'Sl t)' . She is a m~mber uf lUlu Chapter uf Alpha Phi at Ohili state. Mr , Vaughan at tended Ohio State University where Ill! was a membl!r of Phi KapPi' Psi Fratemity and is employed at Gavin P<>wer Plant. ' i\n lllllK lhe t~ ul -of- tuwn guests at the wedding WCI 'l! Mr. a!Ni Mrs. Ha v l).,llndl 111111 tllllll u, Versaill es, Ky .: Mr s . Hicldi c !l ;•' •·ll t"'· -•• '' •' '• tupi"'d the rak<•. Silver tea scrvit.:c and l' I'} Slal pmrl' h bowl cumpleteJ lilt· tabll' appuintlrlt..:nls '' STUFT SHIRTS pompons wrt h baby's bn·dth. Tht.• mat n111 uf llu1 1or" s bouquet W:J S illlil\"l'!Hll'l". Heather J)avt.•nport. fl <J WCr gi rl , wure an t•mpire Wi:J\St ding. Mrs. ll utdJI Sol\ \\' HS 111 a light pmk gn wrr fasluurll'd with a plc;,Jll'd skrrt and lt 11lg sleeves. Mr!'l . V;tughiiil wa~ 111 a yellow s i L'l' \' elcs~ guwn wit h an Clll Jl l l"l' w1r rst. Bul h mutlrcr·s had t1l'd1 1d l' On:ii-1)-:l'S . A rl' Cl'p ll illl lwrwrrng tl1c t'Ouple was lwld 111 Lhe l'l mreh sut: ial rt lui!L Thl' ta ble fct:~Lurcd a four l!L'I"l'tl l'i:l ke trirrun~d wr\11 fur~l· t -nlt'·ll ll l."i and lilies of the ,·alit•\' . t\ fuun win WiJS bctwt't!Jl tlw bot· turn and nnddlt! lH'l !'! and it fltti'Li l p it'l't' wit tr wlllh' l;1n· •I '•• • •.. • • • • • •' PfrfL&I unn Gallipolis, 0. --- •' ' ''' ''i • • �B41- The Sunday Times.Sentir•el, Sunday, June 18,1978 4~~1=:::;:::~ Homemakers' Circle (!fli!/WJmtjl SUNDAY GA I.LIA Count y Historical Som•Ly 2 p. m. St. Pet er's Episcopal Church. ANNUAL Clark reuni on. Gallia Co un ty .Junior Fairgrounds: dinner at 12:30 p.m. ELKS Flag Day Services I p.n1. Emblem Club Picmc. 2 p.m. All members are urged tu attend . Bring covered dish . (J .~r u tl' Form IS S l'~I)A Y COUII'TY \\'IDE PRAYER service Sund1:1~ at 2 p.m. at Whi te Chapel. Glen Bissell class leader. ANNUAL FITCH famill' reu nion Portland Park Sunday with lunch at 12 :30 t hnc. p.m. VINEYAR D FAM ILY reunion Sunday at Roya l Oa k Park ncar Pomeroy . Carn-i n dinner at noun ; all relatives and fr iends mv iled. A STATE FAUll OIIStiiiANCE t:OIIli.PANI£5 Ho•• Ofllue : lleo•l••••· llli•ol• p 786 " i .... From Jr range ments fo 1 the [~t st b<~ rJ,,I pa.t y lo the los> o r the bouque t •••• I 'I I I '• I '• .. I '· I £: --••• i :-· l 1 •• I •-• ........ •....~ ••• ioo•• !. •••• : ~: I # • I ~··: / \ I I I r•••lr' ' ,.••• • ••••• • Ill \\ II I I • ••,'; •"""" ••••• ~ • f I . . .. . • • - r:-w••• I !l_,.••t Ji ·•••. ·• I • • • • . • .• • • . . . . .:r~.>.·N· I •• ~ • • , t_l II I . ,, ·"••••••#jaJ ...........1••••••'•••• eds slip past Cards ' ~INI~I NNA'TI (UPli - Joe singled in Pete Rose two out in the bott om of ninth inning Saturday, the Cincirrrrali Rc~ls a comeback victory over the Louis Cardinals. · the score lied 5..1 and out in the ninth , Rose to right . stole secon d ' APPLIANCES & FURNITURE TO FIT YOUR LIFE STYLE and scored wtlCn Morgan blooped a single to left, handing reliever Buddy Schultz, 0-2 , the loss. Pedro Bo rbon. 3-1, blank ed th e Ca rdinals the last two innings. The Reds took a 2-ll lead off sta rter Pete Vuckovich on Dav e Concepcion's bases- loaded sin gle. The Cards came back with a run in the second on an RBI single by Steve Swisher that caromed off the hand of pitcher Bill Bonham, forci ng him to leave the game. St. Louis too k a o-2 lea d in the third on Keith Hernandez' two-run homer and st ret ched ElLeruduo A~ttnl , Social 1 \ Calendar\ good 11 ei9 hbo r, • • I • I I I I ' I I • ..... , , ••,.• ."1 Homt Econom'rs BY BETIIE CLARK Extensittn Agent , Home Erunumics f.allia County GALLIPOLIS - Combine the abilities uf a housekeeper, nurse. purchasing agent, cook, chauffem , economist and 1 Likf' " • I I .... BY BETTIE t'I.A RK . ,------·-··1 992-7155 149 S. Third 51 . Mitldlepor1 , 0 . I 1 I I I I ··- fe..tW'Jn~ JIGOOD -..uEASONS Mike Swiger •n• I I ........ Anntt Anybody AM V1:: 1 ~ District meeting 12 noun Regi stration i 1 p.m. mor e. mee ti ng. Re freshment s, Mix with tender !uvlng l'art.! and m aternal instinct. Vf"W Hall . Pr esto. Yuu are facHo-fa ce with the modern -<Jay wife and MONDAY mother . GOP CENTRAL Committee Part of U1e magic here, thoug h, is that her value to her Persons l :30 p.m. at Common family is probably a lot greater than most people realize until UJ<y think about it. Pleas Room . That 's what stat isticians of the American Council of Ufe TUESDAY I.AFA VETTE White Shnne Insurance found In the~ r research they calculated her tasks. the lime she .SL'htlOI of instruction 7:30p .m. c\ 11 nffi cers urged to attend. · spends on ra rh and U1e wage rate for these jobs based on averages of a large East coast city . ' KN IGHTS of Pvthias a!Ulual Then they compared their figures with tha ~of other stutlies picnic at the Kyger Creek on the worth of a housewife with two children and came to th1s F:mployecs Rec Cl ub House: conclusinn : 6:30 p.m. Bring cpvered dish . In terms of cold cash around the home, today 's average housewife is worth exactly $17,351.68 per year, conservatively speaking. The figures are based on the assumption that she performs her tasks for about 100 hours each week , seven days a week. Nursemaid dut~es - 4~ . 1 hours al $2.70 per - $121.77 a SUN UAY ALl. DAY mee t in g and week . D1etic1an - 1.2 hours at $4 pe r - $4 .80 a week . hu mccomJ IIg al Fairview Food buyer - 3.3 hours at $2.70 - $8.91 a wrek . Chrtst ian Union Church, O>O k 13.1 hour s at $3.50 - $4~ . 85 a week . Alire Road , beginning at !1 :30 Housekeeper - li .5hours at $4 .50 - $78.75 a week . a.m . Laundress - ~ . 9 hours at $3 - $11 .70 a week , Sean"tress - 1.3 hours at$3.50 - $4.55a week. TUESDAY Maintenance man - I.7 hours at $3.50 - $5.95 a week. PORTER UMW 7 p.m. with Gardener - 2.3 hours at $3.50 - $8.05 a week . Ruby White . Chauffeur - 2 hours at $10 - $20a week. Overall. her 99.6hour work week is worth $333 .69 . Conseq uently, U1ere is a ~rowing respect for the role a wife plays in her fami ly's economy and an increasing realization that her loss would create hardships for a fami ly th at go beyond the emotional area, says the CounciL In years past , it was often felllhat if the male head of the house was the wage ear ner, life insurance for him alone was to see your good sufficient. But today, more and more pCilple realize the economic value of a wife. mother and homemaker . and the neighbor agent importance of having her insured too . The maJority of women who purchase life insurance today, . says tile Council. are married , and indications are that many of them make these purchases early in their married lives. CAR •HOME LIFE • HEALTH ...• r·· ..............., Sunday Times,~errtincl , Sunday, June lH, 1978 \ 4t i . <-11 I' II I I I , MONDAY REVIVAL at Zion Church of Christ , SR 143 between Pomeroy and Harrisonvi lle. Munday through July 25 , 7:30 p.m. nightly . Clarence She ph a rd speaker . Public inrited . MEIGS COUNTY Church uf l'hrtsl Men's Fclluwsllip, i :JO Mondcty evening at the Middleport Church . Dr . Na n Mvkcl uf the Mental Health C<:nt er will be the speaker. WOMEN m' HE ,\TH United Methodist Church will h:we a covered d1sh dinner at the hnme of Mrs. Bell y Fultz , :-1 onda), 6 p.m. Members to t<:tk.l' O:t covered dish and their \IWB table servkc. DAILY VACATION Bible Sd1 uul planrung S{'Ssiun at the Hulland United Meth<Kiist Ch urch, i: :!O p.m. Munday with allleacliers ami helpers asked to al!en cl . Bible school will be helil th c week of .June 26. BLOODMOBILE Monday at Pomeroy Elementary from l :30 to 5:30 p.m. SPE CIAL MEETING , Southern Band Boosters, 7: 30 p.m. Monday at the high school with Supt. Bob Ord to explain the new band handbook lu pareot s. Parents of all band members asked to all end . SPECIAL MEETING , Ha('tne Ameri can Le gion Post 602, 8 p.m. Monday at the haiL All members asked to be present. TUESDAY RE(;ULAR MEETING , So ut hrr n t.oea I School District Board of Education , 7:30 p.m.. Tuesday in high S<'houl cafeteria. TUESDAY GROUP TWO of the First United Pres byterian Church, Middlep ort. Tu esday l : 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Carl llork)'. Ruth Zavitz wr ll se rve Ci S co-ho1:11 cs:-;, I A!nnic HC:JJT lonslall will give devotions. . we wrll strrve to ma k e your wedd1ng as beaut1 fu l as you clieamed 11 would be . You can depend on us lo acid that s pe c ~al profess1onal !ouch and advl(.e for th 1s 1mpor tant OCC JSI On In yo ur life . Pomeroy Flower Shop Mr s. Mill~rd Van .Me1er Phone 992-2039 106 Bu11ernul Ave. 992 -5721 Pomeroy , Ohio We accep1 all major credi1 cards an d we wire flower s everywhere. IN Tilt; SERVICE POMEHOY - Marine First Lieutenant Karl R. Russell, whose wife, Linda , Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy 0 Smi th of Route 3, Pomeroy , has returned from an extended deployment in the West ern Pacific. He is an offi cer assigned to Baualion Londing Team One Slant Ninr IBLT 1~ ) . based on Okin'- v:a . A 1974 graduate of Palomar College. San Marcos, Ca lif .. with an Associate of Arts degr "'· Russell joined the Marine Corps ifl May 1967. iunb~ ~imts· ientintl :111"-- _l - Back quard ·r--- Low . Pr otile Framed ' 'i,l~.Jr;;;~,:\ Up·Angle Control Panel - Hinged. Lilt. uP Top - SPEC I F ICATI ONS: White Sox top Royals Width 30 ", Hei ht 401 ·/', Depth 28" - Oven 24" x H I, .. x 79" - Approx . sh ip . wl. : 180 lbs. ~nterior CHICAGO ( UPI ) - Ron Blomberg and Greg Pryor dro ve in two runs each Saturday, helping so uthpaw Ken Kravec to his fifth stra ight victory as th e Chicago White Sox scored a 61 victory over Rich Gale and the Kansas City Royals. The Sox opened the sco ring with a four-run fir st inning off Gale, 6-2. Blomberg's do uble drove in Ralph G•rr, who SRP26CX ·O Town and Country ~ Wood · Grained Contro l Panel Oven Window and Light Hinged , Recessed Co oking S urface SPEC I F I CATIONS : Width 30". Height 43 1 1', Depth 28" - Oven Interior 24" x 14 1 2" x 19" - and sc ored on Mor ga n's si ngle. Vuckuvich w<:~ s replaced by Mark Littell and one out later, Mike Lum singled tu.score Morgan , ?.•ho had stolen second. SPORTS SR P26 AX .O Con t empo Chr ome the lead in the sevent h with two runs off reliever Tom . Humc . Cesar Ge roni mo's fourth humer of the season in the bottom of the seventh narrow ed the gap to two runs. The Reds ricd the sco re in the eighth when Griffey tripled • The Royals lone run ca me walked , and Jorge Orta , who in the sixth when AI Cowens' singled, to make it 2-n .. .Jim Breazeale's singl e and a · double brought home Pa tek, sa crifice fl y by Bill who walked and stole second . Krovec, 6-4, lasted 6 2-3 Nahorodny accounted for Ihe rest of the runs. Pryor' s inni ngs before being relieved sacrifice fl y in lhe second and by Jun Willoughby after the an error by shortst op Fred Hoyals loaded the bases on a Patek un Pryor's grounder s1ngle and two walks . with the bases loaded in the Willoughby indu cted Hal fourth completed Chicago's McRae to fly out. The ri ghthander picked up his eig hth scoring. FAM ILY AFFA IR - Mr. and Mrs . Robert Grant, and family who look part m the race 10 Columbus. Front , left to right , Shawn Grant, age B. l ~ingsv ille , Six area runners place high in first 10,000 meter race save. Approx . ship . wt .: 180 Twins stop Tigers, 3-1 lbs . BLOOMINGTON, Minn . (UP!) - Butch Wynegar slugged a solo homer and Roy Smalley an d Mike Cubbage singled in one run ea ch lo back Geoff Zahn 's seven-hi t pitching Saturda)', givmg the Minnesota Twins a 3-1 vict ory over the Detroit Tigers. Zalm, 7-4, struck out two and walked two in notc hing SRP S6EX .ot. . . . . . . . . . . . . .... Riviera Cusfom - Full View Upper Oven Window 8 Clock and In ter va l Tim er - Surface Light - Lower Oven Win dow and Ligh t - Deep Reces sed Cooking Surface - lift Up Range Top - SPECIFICA TION S: Width JO", Height 64", Depth 28 " Upper Oven Inter ior 70" x 13" x 13'' - Lower Oven Interior 24'' Kl4 1 1 " K 19" - Appro:.: shi . wt.: 280 lbs. .• his fifth complet e gam e. Lose r Mi ll Wilcox . 4-5, went the dista nce, allowing eight hit s. Wynegar hit his third home run of the season just inside t11e right-field foul pole to give the Twins a (-{) lead in the second. Minnesota pi cked up anot her run in the third whe n Willie Nurwuod singled, adv:mccd on a sacrifi ce and scored on Smalley's single. Cubbage singled in Dan Ford, who had led off the eig hth wit h a doub le, for Min nesota's £ina! run . Ja son Thompson and Aure lio Rodrigu ez st ru ck b;Jck-ro-back doubles in the fourt h Inning lo account for the Del roil run . BIRMINGHAM, Englan d rUPI I - Jimmy Cunnors overcame Roscoe Tanner. 75, 9-8, Saturday to advance to the final of the $125,000 Joh n Player Grassco urt Tenni s Tournament against Raul Ramirez, who beat his for· mer doubles partner 1 Brian Gol!fried, 6-2, 5-7, 6-:1. " I feel good right now . I I "' --=1 ... I 1. ~ 7-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE FOOT STOOL AND 3 TABLES ONLY 5 IN STOCK I 7 PIECES$ ONLY mt•mber emeritus award give n by th e Ga llipoli s Women's Ruwlin g Assoriatiun . A member emt·ritu s m ay aaoo Boston (UPI I - Carl · Yastrzemski si ngled home Rick Burleson with one out in the bot tom of the ninth inning Saturday, capping a two-run comeback and giving Boston a 5-4 victory over Seattle that stre tched th e Red Sox ' winning streak to nine ga mes and the Mariners' los ing >"treak to 10. Trailing 4-3 entering their half of the ninth after an eighth-inning home run by Leon Roberts, the Red Sox rebo unded ' when Butch Hobson singled and Rick Burleson si ngled him to third. Jerry Remy hit a grounder lo secon d, and JUlio Cruz threw The Blum twins received trophies for I heir effort s. Th e orhe r four area resi de nts did not earn a t rophy. but pla ce d high arnnng the fmishc rs in the l'tll'C' . lvie understands SF situation part -t imcr , primarily the No. l pinch-hi tle r. And by his own admission. he pr.,bably coul d have been a milliumtire catcher - the JXlSitt nn hC' wa ~ drafted for by !ht' San Diego Padres and Jl'lid a $75 .000 bonus as a 17year~ l ld - had he ehose11 to don thl! cumbers01ne regularly. " !' Ill not going tc• lie about 11. " hl' said . "I wish I were starting. But d rcwnstances ;lre beyond my l'untrol. We 're dr•ing well and I just try to do my bt st when I'm needed . My day will come.'' Altobelli is in agreement. "There is no doubt Mike is an everyday player ," said \he t:! quipmen l. "There are only a handful Gianls' manager . " But he of superstar catchers around ha sn't cau ght regularly in lod<ty," said Ivie . "I know I some time and .. . our left cuuld ha vc me~ de Cl million fielder 1Terry Whrtfield) is doll ars by rww catching. But hitrjng solid , Darrell (Evans ) is playing a great third base tt's nut for lilt' . and th e big guy at first has "II<J k. 1110ney doesn't bu) Wfl ll snme bi g gawe:s for us. happiness. Catl'hmg w<.~ sn ' t ··And Mike d{lt!S so mu ch happiness for me . I like it for us cumin ~ r1ff th e ben ch. about as much <:t S !like flying. But we all k1ww his situlation And I f114ure the guys who don 't tllnve nn money and is only tem p:•rary. And I matenal things will get it all knDW he hos been as much of in the end. Th ose are the guys tUl asset to us as an everyday : who hm·e the peace and plap.:r because of what he' s done . He also gi\' es us h<.~ ppi ru•ss that money cctn't tnsu r ann• for the future and hu~ " Hut . sttlll vie yea rn s to pia~· that futur e isn't that far off ." Snead, 66, still slammin' away Today's hurlers Fitzgerald resigns as Logan cage coach LOGAN - Scott Fi tzgera ld, So'u theastern Ohio League Coach of the Year this past season, announced Friday that he has tendered hi s resignation as head basketball coach at Logan . High School. Fitzge rald, whose Chieftains compiled a 15-3 season mark and captured Logan's first SEOL cage crown in 27 yea rs with a 13-1 record , said he currently plans to continue as a teacher at LHS . "There's not any one big reason ," Fitzgerald said in regard to his decision. "I felt like it was time for · a change." The personable LHS mentor, who has risen from a raw rookie to one or th e league 's premier coaches in his six-year tenure, said his action lo get out of coach ing for at least a year will give him Iinne to do many things he has been unable to do due II> his complete ·devotion to (be Logan bask etball ingram. tltrgerald did note one serious ' reasingl y lem for lhe LP.S cage p am - on.e his !: l'l'l ·essor women'S divi sion , 11 yea rs and under . Jeanette placed secon d an d Ju lie third in that division Cousins Shawn and Gamble Gr ant . a long with Mr. and Mrs. Grant, participated in the event . be nomination only by th e W.Ut. C. Board of Directors. She has the right to pa rticipate in deliberation s at meetings of the W.l.B.C. As sec retar y ol th e Gallipolis Wo me n 's Bowling Assn. she may attend meetings of the bua rd of direr tors and as sociation. Boston rally trips Seattle WT SOFA, CHAIR, ROCKER, RF.CEIVES HO NOR ,\WARD Helen Spradling, Point l'leasant. recentl y received a I.JI NGSV ILLE - Two Rt. 3,000 runners and mo re than l, Langsville girls. Julie and 7,000 spectators were on hand Jeane tte Blum , [in ished des pite hot and mu ggy second and th ird in the recent weather condition s. The Blu m twin s. Columbus Citizen-Journ al' s daught ers of Robert and Pam 10,000 meter run . The first annual eve nt Blum Grant, Rt. 1, Langsat tra cted approx imatel y ville, parti eipalerl in the now . The people and tile SAN FHANCISCO t UPI I Unt il 40 -year-old Willie uq;m1ization he~\• e been great lu rn c." M cC ov~ y derides to hang up Hi::i initia! uneasiness wa s hi:-; first ba sem a n's mitt , tran: :(l to McCovey, Mike Jvie knnws his status " Well , fnr l•ne thin g, I knew with the San Fran<:t st<l it would ha ve been v~ r y Giants will be that of a partfeel strorrg 1 am pr epared to backhand return lo Tanner' s fflhltsh fnr rt \c tn ex pect to go tlinc player . go int o Wimbledon feeling the feel. ri ~li t to rir st base ufter the The silu<Jtion could c:au:;c wa y I do now ," said Connors. Ta nner failed on three Willie t McCovey 1 had," year prt~blcrn s for others, but I vie, With Con nors struggling to break poi nts in the second But I talked to lvie s"id. " SECOND ACE the tc<tm 's lea ding hitter , find his rhythm in the windy game 9f the secon d set and both 1 gcncr:1 l mana ger) Spec undt·rstcmds and is perfectly DENVER tUPI) Tom conditions, Ta nner broke also all owed Co nnors to Weiskopf Sa tu rday became willing ln :tcccpt his role -· Hidu:1rdson omd 1111anager J Connors~ first .servi ce game escape a 0-40 deficit in the the second playe r to s!'ore a om• that Maneigcr Jne J.,e Alt obelli and told them to love. But Connors broke eighth . Tanoer saved five that I hoped I had been traded Altt~bdl t msists is equally bole-In-one in the 1978 U.S. back immediately and break points at 7-7, but as a first hH seman. Open Cha mpi ons hip , 1! ll )Jt•rt;urt HS rlaying ('Very clinched the opening set on Connors look the tiebreaker " I know I've got 10 good !'ardlng an ace on th e Z08- d~l\ . his secon d set point with a easily, 7-l. yea rs ldt. Eventua lly. firs! AJl(l 1 1 should be iwtcd I v1e yard, par·J 15th hole during "The wind made the ball base will be 111im• . Let's face bear s n~1 grudge e~g<tin s t se<·o od -ro uod pl ay . ben d in different direct ions. " lt. Wil lie is still go ing great, M•{'nvey . It's ju st Lhatl vie is Weiskopf hit a 4-iron off said Ta'hner . " It is ba d but hr isn't a youn g man thr tee and the ball hit IK bdng kept on th e bench . enough having courts which ·• t knew I wa:-; goin g to be ;.~nyHHII'e etnd when it's time , inches in front of the pin are so ft without the wind as traded thi s pa~t winter by S<m the IJ •rd wtll put mt.· in there . and bounced once Into th<' well." " Until then. I n m a<:ccpt DieJ,!n." said l\'ll' a few days cup. In the ot her semifinal, 1ny role. l'tn tn the big agn bc twel'n turns tn the Robby Wadkins scored Harnirez broke Gollfried's ll·a~ ucs a nd lhcre arc a lot of batting cagt•. "And , frankl y. wildly to home attempting to service t wke in winning the tht• tournam ent's first hole~uy s wllo wou ld lo vt~ to tx• lfl San Fram:iSt.·n was nne of the in-one during Thursda y's retire llobson , who scored . fir::it set. Hamirez , of Mexico, rr \ ~ positon." fl'W d ti e~ I didn 't wu nt to first round. kno .. klng a 6After reliever John Mon- also broke scrvke twice in h ' lE' 's r oiL' with San co111c tn . Hut I \ (1 \ 't ' it hl'fl' iron 221 yards into th e cup the decisive set after Gotttague intentionall y walked Frandsen has bt\t• n th:1 1 of a on th e sa m(' hole. Jim Hice, Yastrzemski lined fried had capitalized on a The aces by W eiskopf single service break to take a Single to right , scoring and Wadki ns tied a record Burleson. Th e winning pit- the seco nd set. for tht• most holes-In-one Until they disso lved their cher was Bob Stanley, 5-l. durtng a single open. Jerry pHrlne r s hip reeenrly , while Montague, 0-3. too k the BY THEODORE ILIFF Not until relatively late in MeGer and Robby Mitchell Rlimirez and Gott fried were loss. hi s caree r did the spoils of the t·ach hit aces on the 180GRAND BLANC . Mirh . Boston scored a run in each one of the wor ld's top doubles spot1 start nowin g hi s way . (UP! ) - Sam Snead 's legs yard fifth hol e at Pebble of the fir,, twn innings on teams. But he doesn't begrud ge Rt•ach Golf Links during and ba ck sometimes fa tl him . sacrifice [lies by Ya strthe 197Z National Cham- and "The Yips" curse his yuun gcr golfers who earn zemski and Hobson. Seattle pionship Tournament. hand s but th'~ legend ary mnre in a few years than he took a 3-2 lead in the third golfer refuse s to at'l his age. did in his entir e a<:tlv e FIGHT CANtfELLED when Cruz singled in Bill "I stil l like to wrn In fact. I ca reer . LOS ANGELES !UP! ) A Stein and Dan Meyer scu red "Whtm I was in my pnmt•. " like to get a guy down on the scheduled feath erweight title Bob Stinson and Cruz with a he shr ugged, " I expected to ground and kick hun," the 66[i ght between cha mpion two-o ut double. year-llld Virginian beamed win . But now the fellas wa nt Danny Lope z and Eduardo before a pra ctice round for to pick up a blg check, and all Prieto wa s ca ncelled Sunday's Probable Pitchers United Press International this weekend's Buick Open at they have to do is finish in the Saturd ay be cause of the tAll Times EDT) discovery of a cataract on the the Warwi ck Hills Co untry first five to do that. National League "I guess it's good ror the left ey e of the Chil ean Club. Pittsb urgh t Bibby 4-3) al " You show me a good loser game. I don't mind. Just give challenger. Promoter Ai leen Eaton Atlanta (Mahler ,l-2), 2:15 and I'll show yo u a seldom me a lillie bit aod give the announced the California p.m . winner ." Strong stuff frorp a others some, too." St. Louis t Martincz 2-l) at man whose compact grin and Snead profits moslly from Athletic Commission ordered the cancellation of the fight Cinc1nnatr1 Norman 7-3) , 2:15 infecti ous so uthern drawl endorsemen ts, exhib ition s, p.m. give the initial impression of advert isemcnts and ot her certain ly will have tu <:unLt: ud which had been scheduled for New York tS wan 1-3 and a hannlcss. good ol' boy . But spi n-offs rrom his successful June 24 at Olympic with . Koosrnan 241 1 at San Fra n- under the trademark straw career and gregarious perThat's a major Jack of Auditoriu m. cisco 1Blue 8-1 and Barr 2-4 ), hat is still "sh arp mind honed sonality . The recent victor)' gymnasi um facilities and the 2, 3:05 J>.m. by more than [our decades of m the legends of Golf Tourever-growing demand fo r Montreal tTwit ehell 3-5 or tournament competition . what little gym spa ce is Fryman 2-~ 1 ar IAlS Angeles ava ilable for junior a nd (Sutton 5-li J, 4 p.m. senior high athleti cs, as well Philadelphia tLcreh H) at as city recrea tion programs. San Diego (Rasmussen 3-l>. "It 's been a struggle with 4 p.m. facilities," Fitzgerald sa id . ATHENS, Ohio (UPI) Chicago (Lamp 2-6 1 at Un for tunat e l y for "Lots of sports have been Bob Kappas, assistant Houston ( Ba!Ulister 2-3), 8:35 By MIKE TULLY Mon tefusco, to be credited added for both boys and girls, football coach at Ohio p.m. UPI Spnrts Writer with another no-hitter. he co nsequently using more University since 1958, has American League NEW YORK I UPII - John would hav e to pitch a gym time. been named acting head Milwaukee (Caldwell 7-3 "After six years , the gym coach for the coming season, and Augustine 6-8 ) at Muntt-flL'il·n IS not quite as complete game, and so far this season , such games have avai labil it y situati on has provost Neil Bucklew said Cievela nd (Monge 2·1 and bra•ll these days . Oh, the San Fran cisco been in short supply for him, act uall y deteri ora ted," Saturday . Paxton 3-3), 2, I p.m. Giants rtght4Jander still is a Through his firsll4 starts, he Fitzgerald observed. Kappas had been defe nsive Kansas City (Splittorfl 8.,\ quick ma n with a comment or was still seeking his first. The outgoing LHS pilot and offensive line coach and and Hassler 0-3) at Chicago "It's bothering me," said feels the Chiefs have the for the past three years was (Wood 6-5 a nd Hinton 1~) . 2, a fastball, but a strange deficiency in his 1978 pitching Montefusco. "Two years ago foundation fur a good team assistant to retiring athletic 1:30 p.m. 1&. keeping hia more I lio:IShl'li 10 games and last agai n next season, wit h Seattle ( Abbott 1·4 ) at outrageous commenta in the dire ctor Bill Rohr. several varsity player s year I finished fou r even Kappas will succeed Bill Boston (Wright 3~). 2 p.m. bullpen. tln•ugh I had a bad year. I returning. Hess, who died recently . Cali fornia (Knapp 6-5) at "How can I make predl~­ "They will have some size Kappas was brought to OU New York (Figueroa 7-4), 2 tions," Montefusco asked _ tWJi y played ha lf the seaso n." disadvanta ge, " he noted , by Hess in his first year as . Gitm ts mH nager J oe " when I ca n't finish a p.m. " but they ca n do a lot of Altobelli needs an effective Oakland (Keough 4-4 or game?" head coach . Bucklew said the things well. " Montefusco if thr club is to Montefusco was referring new athletic director who wtll Broberg 6~ ) at Ball lmore Fitzgerald's Loga n clubs continue it s Nlrly-se aso n tn hi s old practi ce of replare Rohr will review (Pa lmer 9-4 J, 2 p.m. success, ·bu t he in sists compiled an overall reco rd of Kappas' appointment . Detroit (Slaton 6-3) at predicting the outcome' of his 72 wins against 44 losses, and Montefusco need not pitch Kappas is a 1950 graduate Minnesota (Zahn 6-4), 2:15 games, particularly the he was named by the complete Kames. amoun t of hits he would of Miami University and was p.m. Assuciated Press as the 1978 " He's the kind ol pi tcher head coach at Western Hills Toronto 1Moore 2-1 1 at ttllow . On one occasion , in who gives you as much as he Class AAA Co-Coach of the High School In Cincinnati Texas 1Alexander ~-4 ), 8:35 fa ct, he c<•rreetly roretold a can foc as long as he can ," Year in the Southeast nn-hitlrr . p.m. before going to OU . Oist riel. Connors advances to finals Jeanette and Julie Blum, twin daughters. age 11. and (;amble Grant , age 9. Rear. Pam and Robert Grant. Kappas named • h achng COaC nament pa rti cularly " helped my stock. " he said • But his golf is suffering . Snead rejects the excuse of ravaging old age, but years of stress are showing up in his !xlck, his le gs, hi s feet "hercver yea rs of sports competlt iun cause damage . " I hun my leg tu rk ey hu nti ng," he said. "I still ha ue problems with m)' foot. Seems lik e I shore up on e pa1'l and something else break s down . That's why I ca n't stay on the tour . "I gel stiff. bu t it's not old age . I've battled a bad back it seems for 100 years. I st1ll like the friendships . and l'\'C done thi s all m y life. I wanl lo keep on doing it. And right now I can't afford to quit." He 's still perfecting the side-saddle pulling Sl)'le he developed years ago to fight a nervous condition he dubbed "the yips ." He's tea ching it to oth er aging golfrers, although he said some would rather qu it the game than fa ce the embarrassment of the unorthodox stcmce. " Ben Hogan co uld use it," he said with a devili sh smirk. "But he never would. He probabl y think s it 'd hurt his image . But I never had an in1agc like th at. so I use it. " One other thing Snead uses these day s is a silver-topped hip flask with a curious mixture of brandy and milk. Just a nip now and then, stri ctly for medicinal purposes . " Th e doct or s recom mended it ," he sa id, patting his stomach . "IL helps keep the litt le bo y asleep down there." Complete games elude 'Count' ,, said Altobelli. 14 game s, After Montefusco's record was a soli d 5-2 and his pitching wa s a factor In San Francisco's marvelou s play . But his inability to go the distance remained a mystery . "I don 't know what's wrong with me," he sa id. ·'I've been into the eighth and nin th inni ngs quite a few times. I just get too excited I think ." Montefusco went only six inn ings in his initial 197H start, took a 5-J lead into the nin th against Montreal and left after giving up a homer t.o Ellis Valentine. In a start against New York, his mates gave him leads of !Hl and 7-2 but he allowed homers to Len Randle and Willie Montane z. "Home runs are bothering me now," he admitted. " I only give up 10 or II a year and I've already got that many so far." The outing aga inst the Mets June II was particularly f rustrating bec ause Montefusco had battled through seven innings after being hit on th e pitching bicep by a Nino Espinosa pitch. " Oh, I felt it during the game,'' said Mon tefusco. " It didn 't tickl e . But I still wRnted to throw . I wanted to complete a game. I said, I'This is it, I've gutta do it today.' And they knocked me out again.n So Montefusco awaits the next start and the next chance . He will say, "This is it, I've got to do it today ." And one ~f these times, and for ,,.,. "~v times after that, the pr ~"~ict' oln will come true: . �B41- The Sunday Times.Sentir•el, Sunday, June 18,1978 4~~1=:::;:::~ Homemakers' Circle (!fli!/WJmtjl SUNDAY GA I.LIA Count y Historical Som•Ly 2 p. m. St. Pet er's Episcopal Church. ANNUAL Clark reuni on. Gallia Co un ty .Junior Fairgrounds: dinner at 12:30 p.m. ELKS Flag Day Services I p.n1. Emblem Club Picmc. 2 p.m. All members are urged tu attend . Bring covered dish . (J .~r u tl' Form IS S l'~I)A Y COUII'TY \\'IDE PRAYER service Sund1:1~ at 2 p.m. at Whi te Chapel. Glen Bissell class leader. ANNUAL FITCH famill' reu nion Portland Park Sunday with lunch at 12 :30 t hnc. p.m. VINEYAR D FAM ILY reunion Sunday at Roya l Oa k Park ncar Pomeroy . Carn-i n dinner at noun ; all relatives and fr iends mv iled. A STATE FAUll OIIStiiiANCE t:OIIli.PANI£5 Ho•• Ofllue : lleo•l••••· llli•ol• p 786 " i .... From Jr range ments fo 1 the [~t st b<~ rJ,,I pa.t y lo the los> o r the bouque t •••• I 'I I I '• I '• .. 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The Cards came back with a run in the second on an RBI single by Steve Swisher that caromed off the hand of pitcher Bill Bonham, forci ng him to leave the game. St. Louis too k a o-2 lea d in the third on Keith Hernandez' two-run homer and st ret ched ElLeruduo A~ttnl , Social 1 \ Calendar\ good 11 ei9 hbo r, • • I • I I I I ' I I • ..... , , ••,.• ."1 Homt Econom'rs BY BETIIE CLARK Extensittn Agent , Home Erunumics f.allia County GALLIPOLIS - Combine the abilities uf a housekeeper, nurse. purchasing agent, cook, chauffem , economist and 1 Likf' " • I I .... BY BETTIE t'I.A RK . ,------·-··1 992-7155 149 S. Third 51 . Mitldlepor1 , 0 . I 1 I I I I ··- fe..tW'Jn~ JIGOOD -..uEASONS Mike Swiger •n• I I ........ Anntt Anybody AM V1:: 1 ~ District meeting 12 noun Regi stration i 1 p.m. mor e. mee ti ng. Re freshment s, Mix with tender !uvlng l'art.! and m aternal instinct. Vf"W Hall . Pr esto. Yuu are facHo-fa ce with the modern -<Jay wife and MONDAY mother . GOP CENTRAL Committee Part of U1e magic here, thoug h, is that her value to her Persons l :30 p.m. at Common family is probably a lot greater than most people realize until UJ<y think about it. Pleas Room . That 's what stat isticians of the American Council of Ufe TUESDAY I.AFA VETTE White Shnne Insurance found In the~ r research they calculated her tasks. the lime she .SL'htlOI of instruction 7:30p .m. c\ 11 nffi cers urged to attend. · spends on ra rh and U1e wage rate for these jobs based on averages of a large East coast city . ' KN IGHTS of Pvthias a!Ulual Then they compared their figures with tha ~of other stutlies picnic at the Kyger Creek on the worth of a housewife with two children and came to th1s F:mployecs Rec Cl ub House: conclusinn : 6:30 p.m. Bring cpvered dish . In terms of cold cash around the home, today 's average housewife is worth exactly $17,351.68 per year, conservatively speaking. The figures are based on the assumption that she performs her tasks for about 100 hours each week , seven days a week. Nursemaid dut~es - 4~ . 1 hours al $2.70 per - $121.77 a SUN UAY ALl. DAY mee t in g and week . D1etic1an - 1.2 hours at $4 pe r - $4 .80 a week . hu mccomJ IIg al Fairview Food buyer - 3.3 hours at $2.70 - $8.91 a wrek . Chrtst ian Union Church, O>O k 13.1 hour s at $3.50 - $4~ . 85 a week . Alire Road , beginning at !1 :30 Housekeeper - li .5hours at $4 .50 - $78.75 a week . a.m . Laundress - ~ . 9 hours at $3 - $11 .70 a week , Sean"tress - 1.3 hours at$3.50 - $4.55a week. TUESDAY Maintenance man - I.7 hours at $3.50 - $5.95 a week. PORTER UMW 7 p.m. with Gardener - 2.3 hours at $3.50 - $8.05 a week . Ruby White . Chauffeur - 2 hours at $10 - $20a week. Overall. her 99.6hour work week is worth $333 .69 . Conseq uently, U1ere is a ~rowing respect for the role a wife plays in her fami ly's economy and an increasing realization that her loss would create hardships for a fami ly th at go beyond the emotional area, says the CounciL In years past , it was often felllhat if the male head of the house was the wage ear ner, life insurance for him alone was to see your good sufficient. But today, more and more pCilple realize the economic value of a wife. mother and homemaker . and the neighbor agent importance of having her insured too . The maJority of women who purchase life insurance today, . says tile Council. are married , and indications are that many of them make these purchases early in their married lives. CAR •HOME LIFE • HEALTH ...• r·· ..............., Sunday Times,~errtincl , Sunday, June lH, 1978 \ 4t i . <-11 I' II I I I , MONDAY REVIVAL at Zion Church of Christ , SR 143 between Pomeroy and Harrisonvi lle. Munday through July 25 , 7:30 p.m. nightly . Clarence She ph a rd speaker . Public inrited . MEIGS COUNTY Church uf l'hrtsl Men's Fclluwsllip, i :JO Mondcty evening at the Middleport Church . Dr . Na n Mvkcl uf the Mental Health C<:nt er will be the speaker. WOMEN m' HE ,\TH United Methodist Church will h:we a covered d1sh dinner at the hnme of Mrs. Bell y Fultz , :-1 onda), 6 p.m. Members to t<:tk.l' O:t covered dish and their \IWB table servkc. DAILY VACATION Bible Sd1 uul planrung S{'Ssiun at the Hulland United Meth<Kiist Ch urch, i: :!O p.m. Munday with allleacliers ami helpers asked to al!en cl . Bible school will be helil th c week of .June 26. BLOODMOBILE Monday at Pomeroy Elementary from l :30 to 5:30 p.m. SPE CIAL MEETING , Southern Band Boosters, 7: 30 p.m. Monday at the high school with Supt. Bob Ord to explain the new band handbook lu pareot s. Parents of all band members asked to all end . SPECIAL MEETING , Ha('tne Ameri can Le gion Post 602, 8 p.m. Monday at the haiL All members asked to be present. TUESDAY RE(;ULAR MEETING , So ut hrr n t.oea I School District Board of Education , 7:30 p.m.. Tuesday in high S<'houl cafeteria. TUESDAY GROUP TWO of the First United Pres byterian Church, Middlep ort. Tu esday l : 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Carl llork)'. Ruth Zavitz wr ll se rve Ci S co-ho1:11 cs:-;, I A!nnic HC:JJT lonslall will give devotions. . we wrll strrve to ma k e your wedd1ng as beaut1 fu l as you clieamed 11 would be . You can depend on us lo acid that s pe c ~al profess1onal !ouch and advl(.e for th 1s 1mpor tant OCC JSI On In yo ur life . Pomeroy Flower Shop Mr s. Mill~rd Van .Me1er Phone 992-2039 106 Bu11ernul Ave. 992 -5721 Pomeroy , Ohio We accep1 all major credi1 cards an d we wire flower s everywhere. IN Tilt; SERVICE POMEHOY - Marine First Lieutenant Karl R. Russell, whose wife, Linda , Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy 0 Smi th of Route 3, Pomeroy , has returned from an extended deployment in the West ern Pacific. He is an offi cer assigned to Baualion Londing Team One Slant Ninr IBLT 1~ ) . based on Okin'- v:a . A 1974 graduate of Palomar College. San Marcos, Ca lif .. with an Associate of Arts degr "'· Russell joined the Marine Corps ifl May 1967. iunb~ ~imts· ientintl :111"-- _l - Back quard ·r--- Low . Pr otile Framed ' 'i,l~.Jr;;;~,:\ Up·Angle Control Panel - Hinged. Lilt. uP Top - SPEC I F ICATI ONS: White Sox top Royals Width 30 ", Hei ht 401 ·/', Depth 28" - Oven 24" x H I, .. x 79" - Approx . sh ip . wl. : 180 lbs. ~nterior CHICAGO ( UPI ) - Ron Blomberg and Greg Pryor dro ve in two runs each Saturday, helping so uthpaw Ken Kravec to his fifth stra ight victory as th e Chicago White Sox scored a 61 victory over Rich Gale and the Kansas City Royals. The Sox opened the sco ring with a four-run fir st inning off Gale, 6-2. Blomberg's do uble drove in Ralph G•rr, who SRP26CX ·O Town and Country ~ Wood · Grained Contro l Panel Oven Window and Light Hinged , Recessed Co oking S urface SPEC I F I CATIONS : Width 30". Height 43 1 1', Depth 28" - Oven Interior 24" x 14 1 2" x 19" - and sc ored on Mor ga n's si ngle. Vuckuvich w<:~ s replaced by Mark Littell and one out later, Mike Lum singled tu.score Morgan , ?.•ho had stolen second. SPORTS SR P26 AX .O Con t empo Chr ome the lead in the sevent h with two runs off reliever Tom . Humc . Cesar Ge roni mo's fourth humer of the season in the bottom of the seventh narrow ed the gap to two runs. The Reds ricd the sco re in the eighth when Griffey tripled • The Royals lone run ca me walked , and Jorge Orta , who in the sixth when AI Cowens' singled, to make it 2-n .. .Jim Breazeale's singl e and a · double brought home Pa tek, sa crifice fl y by Bill who walked and stole second . Krovec, 6-4, lasted 6 2-3 Nahorodny accounted for Ihe rest of the runs. Pryor' s inni ngs before being relieved sacrifice fl y in lhe second and by Jun Willoughby after the an error by shortst op Fred Hoyals loaded the bases on a Patek un Pryor's grounder s1ngle and two walks . with the bases loaded in the Willoughby indu cted Hal fourth completed Chicago's McRae to fly out. The ri ghthander picked up his eig hth scoring. FAM ILY AFFA IR - Mr. and Mrs . Robert Grant, and family who look part m the race 10 Columbus. Front , left to right , Shawn Grant, age B. l ~ingsv ille , Six area runners place high in first 10,000 meter race save. Approx . ship . wt .: 180 Twins stop Tigers, 3-1 lbs . BLOOMINGTON, Minn . (UP!) - Butch Wynegar slugged a solo homer and Roy Smalley an d Mike Cubbage singled in one run ea ch lo back Geoff Zahn 's seven-hi t pitching Saturda)', givmg the Minnesota Twins a 3-1 vict ory over the Detroit Tigers. Zalm, 7-4, struck out two and walked two in notc hing SRP S6EX .ot. . . . . . . . . . . . . .... Riviera Cusfom - Full View Upper Oven Window 8 Clock and In ter va l Tim er - Surface Light - Lower Oven Win dow and Ligh t - Deep Reces sed Cooking Surface - lift Up Range Top - SPECIFICA TION S: Width JO", Height 64", Depth 28 " Upper Oven Inter ior 70" x 13" x 13'' - Lower Oven Interior 24'' Kl4 1 1 " K 19" - Appro:.: shi . wt.: 280 lbs. .• his fifth complet e gam e. Lose r Mi ll Wilcox . 4-5, went the dista nce, allowing eight hit s. Wynegar hit his third home run of the season just inside t11e right-field foul pole to give the Twins a (-{) lead in the second. Minnesota pi cked up anot her run in the third whe n Willie Nurwuod singled, adv:mccd on a sacrifi ce and scored on Smalley's single. Cubbage singled in Dan Ford, who had led off the eig hth wit h a doub le, for Min nesota's £ina! run . Ja son Thompson and Aure lio Rodrigu ez st ru ck b;Jck-ro-back doubles in the fourt h Inning lo account for the Del roil run . BIRMINGHAM, Englan d rUPI I - Jimmy Cunnors overcame Roscoe Tanner. 75, 9-8, Saturday to advance to the final of the $125,000 Joh n Player Grassco urt Tenni s Tournament against Raul Ramirez, who beat his for· mer doubles partner 1 Brian Gol!fried, 6-2, 5-7, 6-:1. " I feel good right now . I I "' --=1 ... I 1. ~ 7-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE FOOT STOOL AND 3 TABLES ONLY 5 IN STOCK I 7 PIECES$ ONLY mt•mber emeritus award give n by th e Ga llipoli s Women's Ruwlin g Assoriatiun . A member emt·ritu s m ay aaoo Boston (UPI I - Carl · Yastrzemski si ngled home Rick Burleson with one out in the bot tom of the ninth inning Saturday, capping a two-run comeback and giving Boston a 5-4 victory over Seattle that stre tched th e Red Sox ' winning streak to nine ga mes and the Mariners' los ing >"treak to 10. Trailing 4-3 entering their half of the ninth after an eighth-inning home run by Leon Roberts, the Red Sox rebo unded ' when Butch Hobson singled and Rick Burleson si ngled him to third. Jerry Remy hit a grounder lo secon d, and JUlio Cruz threw The Blum twins received trophies for I heir effort s. Th e orhe r four area resi de nts did not earn a t rophy. but pla ce d high arnnng the fmishc rs in the l'tll'C' . lvie understands SF situation part -t imcr , primarily the No. l pinch-hi tle r. And by his own admission. he pr.,bably coul d have been a milliumtire catcher - the JXlSitt nn hC' wa ~ drafted for by !ht' San Diego Padres and Jl'lid a $75 .000 bonus as a 17year~ l ld - had he ehose11 to don thl! cumbers01ne regularly. " !' Ill not going tc• lie about 11. " hl' said . "I wish I were starting. But d rcwnstances ;lre beyond my l'untrol. We 're dr•ing well and I just try to do my bt st when I'm needed . My day will come.'' Altobelli is in agreement. "There is no doubt Mike is an everyday player ," said \he t:! quipmen l. "There are only a handful Gianls' manager . " But he of superstar catchers around ha sn't cau ght regularly in lod<ty," said Ivie . "I know I some time and .. . our left cuuld ha vc me~ de Cl million fielder 1Terry Whrtfield) is doll ars by rww catching. But hitrjng solid , Darrell (Evans ) is playing a great third base tt's nut for lilt' . and th e big guy at first has "II<J k. 1110ney doesn't bu) Wfl ll snme bi g gawe:s for us. happiness. Catl'hmg w<.~ sn ' t ··And Mike d{lt!S so mu ch happiness for me . I like it for us cumin ~ r1ff th e ben ch. about as much <:t S !like flying. But we all k1ww his situlation And I f114ure the guys who don 't tllnve nn money and is only tem p:•rary. And I matenal things will get it all knDW he hos been as much of in the end. Th ose are the guys tUl asset to us as an everyday : who hm·e the peace and plap.:r because of what he' s done . He also gi\' es us h<.~ ppi ru•ss that money cctn't tnsu r ann• for the future and hu~ " Hut . sttlll vie yea rn s to pia~· that futur e isn't that far off ." Snead, 66, still slammin' away Today's hurlers Fitzgerald resigns as Logan cage coach LOGAN - Scott Fi tzgera ld, So'u theastern Ohio League Coach of the Year this past season, announced Friday that he has tendered hi s resignation as head basketball coach at Logan . High School. Fitzge rald, whose Chieftains compiled a 15-3 season mark and captured Logan's first SEOL cage crown in 27 yea rs with a 13-1 record , said he currently plans to continue as a teacher at LHS . "There's not any one big reason ," Fitzgerald said in regard to his decision. "I felt like it was time for · a change." The personable LHS mentor, who has risen from a raw rookie to one or th e league 's premier coaches in his six-year tenure, said his action lo get out of coach ing for at least a year will give him Iinne to do many things he has been unable to do due II> his complete ·devotion to (be Logan bask etball ingram. tltrgerald did note one serious ' reasingl y lem for lhe LP.S cage p am - on.e his !: l'l'l ·essor women'S divi sion , 11 yea rs and under . Jeanette placed secon d an d Ju lie third in that division Cousins Shawn and Gamble Gr ant . a long with Mr. and Mrs. Grant, participated in the event . be nomination only by th e W.Ut. C. Board of Directors. She has the right to pa rticipate in deliberation s at meetings of the W.l.B.C. As sec retar y ol th e Gallipolis Wo me n 's Bowling Assn. she may attend meetings of the bua rd of direr tors and as sociation. Boston rally trips Seattle WT SOFA, CHAIR, ROCKER, RF.CEIVES HO NOR ,\WARD Helen Spradling, Point l'leasant. recentl y received a I.JI NGSV ILLE - Two Rt. 3,000 runners and mo re than l, Langsville girls. Julie and 7,000 spectators were on hand Jeane tte Blum , [in ished des pite hot and mu ggy second and th ird in the recent weather condition s. The Blu m twin s. Columbus Citizen-Journ al' s daught ers of Robert and Pam 10,000 meter run . The first annual eve nt Blum Grant, Rt. 1, Langsat tra cted approx imatel y ville, parti eipalerl in the now . The people and tile SAN FHANCISCO t UPI I Unt il 40 -year-old Willie uq;m1ization he~\• e been great lu rn c." M cC ov~ y derides to hang up Hi::i initia! uneasiness wa s hi:-; first ba sem a n's mitt , tran: :(l to McCovey, Mike Jvie knnws his status " Well , fnr l•ne thin g, I knew with the San Fran<:t st<l it would ha ve been v~ r y Giants will be that of a partfeel strorrg 1 am pr epared to backhand return lo Tanner' s fflhltsh fnr rt \c tn ex pect to go tlinc player . go int o Wimbledon feeling the feel. ri ~li t to rir st base ufter the The silu<Jtion could c:au:;c wa y I do now ," said Connors. Ta nner failed on three Willie t McCovey 1 had," year prt~blcrn s for others, but I vie, With Con nors struggling to break poi nts in the second But I talked to lvie s"id. " SECOND ACE the tc<tm 's lea ding hitter , find his rhythm in the windy game 9f the secon d set and both 1 gcncr:1 l mana ger) Spec undt·rstcmds and is perfectly DENVER tUPI) Tom conditions, Ta nner broke also all owed Co nnors to Weiskopf Sa tu rday became willing ln :tcccpt his role -· Hidu:1rdson omd 1111anager J Connors~ first .servi ce game escape a 0-40 deficit in the the second playe r to s!'ore a om• that Maneigcr Jne J.,e Alt obelli and told them to love. But Connors broke eighth . Tanoer saved five that I hoped I had been traded Altt~bdl t msists is equally bole-In-one in the 1978 U.S. back immediately and break points at 7-7, but as a first hH seman. Open Cha mpi ons hip , 1! ll )Jt•rt;urt HS rlaying ('Very clinched the opening set on Connors look the tiebreaker " I know I've got 10 good !'ardlng an ace on th e Z08- d~l\ . his secon d set point with a easily, 7-l. yea rs ldt. Eventua lly. firs! AJl(l 1 1 should be iwtcd I v1e yard, par·J 15th hole during "The wind made the ball base will be 111im• . Let's face bear s n~1 grudge e~g<tin s t se<·o od -ro uod pl ay . ben d in different direct ions. " lt. Wil lie is still go ing great, M•{'nvey . It's ju st Lhatl vie is Weiskopf hit a 4-iron off said Ta'hner . " It is ba d but hr isn't a youn g man thr tee and the ball hit IK bdng kept on th e bench . enough having courts which ·• t knew I wa:-; goin g to be ;.~nyHHII'e etnd when it's time , inches in front of the pin are so ft without the wind as traded thi s pa~t winter by S<m the IJ •rd wtll put mt.· in there . and bounced once Into th<' well." " Until then. I n m a<:ccpt DieJ,!n." said l\'ll' a few days cup. In the ot her semifinal, 1ny role. l'tn tn the big agn bc twel'n turns tn the Robby Wadkins scored Harnirez broke Gollfried's ll·a~ ucs a nd lhcre arc a lot of batting cagt•. "And , frankl y. wildly to home attempting to service t wke in winning the tht• tournam ent's first hole~uy s wllo wou ld lo vt~ to tx• lfl San Fram:iSt.·n was nne of the in-one during Thursda y's retire llobson , who scored . fir::it set. Hamirez , of Mexico, rr \ ~ positon." fl'W d ti e~ I didn 't wu nt to first round. kno .. klng a 6After reliever John Mon- also broke scrvke twice in h ' lE' 's r oiL' with San co111c tn . Hut I \ (1 \ 't ' it hl'fl' iron 221 yards into th e cup the decisive set after Gotttague intentionall y walked Frandsen has bt\t• n th:1 1 of a on th e sa m(' hole. Jim Hice, Yastrzemski lined fried had capitalized on a The aces by W eiskopf single service break to take a Single to right , scoring and Wadki ns tied a record Burleson. Th e winning pit- the seco nd set. for tht• most holes-In-one Until they disso lved their cher was Bob Stanley, 5-l. durtng a single open. Jerry pHrlne r s hip reeenrly , while Montague, 0-3. too k the BY THEODORE ILIFF Not until relatively late in MeGer and Robby Mitchell Rlimirez and Gott fried were loss. hi s caree r did the spoils of the t·ach hit aces on the 180GRAND BLANC . Mirh . Boston scored a run in each one of the wor ld's top doubles spot1 start nowin g hi s way . (UP! ) - Sam Snead 's legs yard fifth hol e at Pebble of the fir,, twn innings on teams. But he doesn't begrud ge Rt•ach Golf Links during and ba ck sometimes fa tl him . sacrifice [lies by Ya strthe 197Z National Cham- and "The Yips" curse his yuun gcr golfers who earn zemski and Hobson. Seattle pionship Tournament. hand s but th'~ legend ary mnre in a few years than he took a 3-2 lead in the third golfer refuse s to at'l his age. did in his entir e a<:tlv e FIGHT CANtfELLED when Cruz singled in Bill "I stil l like to wrn In fact. I ca reer . LOS ANGELES !UP! ) A Stein and Dan Meyer scu red "Whtm I was in my pnmt•. " like to get a guy down on the scheduled feath erweight title Bob Stinson and Cruz with a he shr ugged, " I expected to ground and kick hun," the 66[i ght between cha mpion two-o ut double. year-llld Virginian beamed win . But now the fellas wa nt Danny Lope z and Eduardo before a pra ctice round for to pick up a blg check, and all Prieto wa s ca ncelled Sunday's Probable Pitchers United Press International this weekend's Buick Open at they have to do is finish in the Saturd ay be cause of the tAll Times EDT) discovery of a cataract on the the Warwi ck Hills Co untry first five to do that. National League "I guess it's good ror the left ey e of the Chil ean Club. Pittsb urgh t Bibby 4-3) al " You show me a good loser game. I don't mind. Just give challenger. Promoter Ai leen Eaton Atlanta (Mahler ,l-2), 2:15 and I'll show yo u a seldom me a lillie bit aod give the announced the California p.m . winner ." Strong stuff frorp a others some, too." St. Louis t Martincz 2-l) at man whose compact grin and Snead profits moslly from Athletic Commission ordered the cancellation of the fight Cinc1nnatr1 Norman 7-3) , 2:15 infecti ous so uthern drawl endorsemen ts, exhib ition s, p.m. give the initial impression of advert isemcnts and ot her certain ly will have tu <:unLt: ud which had been scheduled for New York tS wan 1-3 and a hannlcss. good ol' boy . But spi n-offs rrom his successful June 24 at Olympic with . Koosrnan 241 1 at San Fra n- under the trademark straw career and gregarious perThat's a major Jack of Auditoriu m. cisco 1Blue 8-1 and Barr 2-4 ), hat is still "sh arp mind honed sonality . The recent victor)' gymnasi um facilities and the 2, 3:05 J>.m. by more than [our decades of m the legends of Golf Tourever-growing demand fo r Montreal tTwit ehell 3-5 or tournament competition . what little gym spa ce is Fryman 2-~ 1 ar IAlS Angeles ava ilable for junior a nd (Sutton 5-li J, 4 p.m. senior high athleti cs, as well Philadelphia tLcreh H) at as city recrea tion programs. San Diego (Rasmussen 3-l>. "It 's been a struggle with 4 p.m. facilities," Fitzgerald sa id . ATHENS, Ohio (UPI) Chicago (Lamp 2-6 1 at Un for tunat e l y for "Lots of sports have been Bob Kappas, assistant Houston ( Ba!Ulister 2-3), 8:35 By MIKE TULLY Mon tefusco, to be credited added for both boys and girls, football coach at Ohio p.m. UPI Spnrts Writer with another no-hitter. he co nsequently using more University since 1958, has American League NEW YORK I UPII - John would hav e to pitch a gym time. been named acting head Milwaukee (Caldwell 7-3 "After six years , the gym coach for the coming season, and Augustine 6-8 ) at Muntt-flL'il·n IS not quite as complete game, and so far this season , such games have avai labil it y situati on has provost Neil Bucklew said Cievela nd (Monge 2·1 and bra•ll these days . Oh, the San Fran cisco been in short supply for him, act uall y deteri ora ted," Saturday . Paxton 3-3), 2, I p.m. Giants rtght4Jander still is a Through his firsll4 starts, he Fitzgerald observed. Kappas had been defe nsive Kansas City (Splittorfl 8.,\ quick ma n with a comment or was still seeking his first. The outgoing LHS pilot and offensive line coach and and Hassler 0-3) at Chicago "It's bothering me," said feels the Chiefs have the for the past three years was (Wood 6-5 a nd Hinton 1~) . 2, a fastball, but a strange deficiency in his 1978 pitching Montefusco. "Two years ago foundation fur a good team assistant to retiring athletic 1:30 p.m. 1&. keeping hia more I lio:IShl'li 10 games and last agai n next season, wit h Seattle ( Abbott 1·4 ) at outrageous commenta in the dire ctor Bill Rohr. several varsity player s year I finished fou r even Kappas will succeed Bill Boston (Wright 3~). 2 p.m. bullpen. tln•ugh I had a bad year. I returning. Hess, who died recently . Cali fornia (Knapp 6-5) at "How can I make predl~­ "They will have some size Kappas was brought to OU New York (Figueroa 7-4), 2 tions," Montefusco asked _ tWJi y played ha lf the seaso n." disadvanta ge, " he noted , by Hess in his first year as . Gitm ts mH nager J oe " when I ca n't finish a p.m. " but they ca n do a lot of Altobelli needs an effective Oakland (Keough 4-4 or game?" head coach . Bucklew said the things well. " Montefusco if thr club is to Montefusco was referring new athletic director who wtll Broberg 6~ ) at Ball lmore Fitzgerald's Loga n clubs continue it s Nlrly-se aso n tn hi s old practi ce of replare Rohr will review (Pa lmer 9-4 J, 2 p.m. success, ·bu t he in sists compiled an overall reco rd of Kappas' appointment . Detroit (Slaton 6-3) at predicting the outcome' of his 72 wins against 44 losses, and Montefusco need not pitch Kappas is a 1950 graduate Minnesota (Zahn 6-4), 2:15 games, particularly the he was named by the complete Kames. amoun t of hits he would of Miami University and was p.m. Assuciated Press as the 1978 " He's the kind ol pi tcher head coach at Western Hills Toronto 1Moore 2-1 1 at ttllow . On one occasion , in who gives you as much as he Class AAA Co-Coach of the High School In Cincinnati Texas 1Alexander ~-4 ), 8:35 fa ct, he c<•rreetly roretold a can foc as long as he can ," Year in the Southeast nn-hitlrr . p.m. before going to OU . Oist riel. Connors advances to finals Jeanette and Julie Blum, twin daughters. age 11. and (;amble Grant , age 9. Rear. Pam and Robert Grant. Kappas named • h achng COaC nament pa rti cularly " helped my stock. " he said • But his golf is suffering . Snead rejects the excuse of ravaging old age, but years of stress are showing up in his !xlck, his le gs, hi s feet "hercver yea rs of sports competlt iun cause damage . " I hun my leg tu rk ey hu nti ng," he said. "I still ha ue problems with m)' foot. Seems lik e I shore up on e pa1'l and something else break s down . That's why I ca n't stay on the tour . "I gel stiff. bu t it's not old age . I've battled a bad back it seems for 100 years. I st1ll like the friendships . and l'\'C done thi s all m y life. I wanl lo keep on doing it. And right now I can't afford to quit." He 's still perfecting the side-saddle pulling Sl)'le he developed years ago to fight a nervous condition he dubbed "the yips ." He's tea ching it to oth er aging golfrers, although he said some would rather qu it the game than fa ce the embarrassment of the unorthodox stcmce. " Ben Hogan co uld use it," he said with a devili sh smirk. "But he never would. He probabl y think s it 'd hurt his image . But I never had an in1agc like th at. so I use it. " One other thing Snead uses these day s is a silver-topped hip flask with a curious mixture of brandy and milk. Just a nip now and then, stri ctly for medicinal purposes . " Th e doct or s recom mended it ," he sa id, patting his stomach . "IL helps keep the litt le bo y asleep down there." Complete games elude 'Count' ,, said Altobelli. 14 game s, After Montefusco's record was a soli d 5-2 and his pitching wa s a factor In San Francisco's marvelou s play . But his inability to go the distance remained a mystery . "I don 't know what's wrong with me," he sa id. ·'I've been into the eighth and nin th inni ngs quite a few times. I just get too excited I think ." Montefusco went only six inn ings in his initial 197H start, took a 5-J lead into the nin th against Montreal and left after giving up a homer t.o Ellis Valentine. In a start against New York, his mates gave him leads of !Hl and 7-2 but he allowed homers to Len Randle and Willie Montane z. "Home runs are bothering me now," he admitted. " I only give up 10 or II a year and I've already got that many so far." The outing aga inst the Mets June II was particularly f rustrating bec ause Montefusco had battled through seven innings after being hit on th e pitching bicep by a Nino Espinosa pitch. " Oh, I felt it during the game,'' said Mon tefusco. " It didn 't tickl e . But I still wRnted to throw . I wanted to complete a game. I said, I'This is it, I've gutta do it today.' And they knocked me out again.n So Montefusco awaits the next start and the next chance . He will say, "This is it, I've got to do it today ." And one ~f these times, and for ,,.,. "~v times after that, the pr ~"~ict' oln will come true: . �C-3- The Sunday Times,~entinel. Sunday,.June 18, 1978 Tom Seaver tosses first no-hitter CIN CINNATI 1 UP! 1 . Tom Seaver i'elrbrated the anniversary of hts lnstoril' trade to the Cmnnmll t Reds nn April 18, 1977. "In the ninth inning n•rrwmbcred 1975 when Joe Wa!lis hit a curveball for a singll' to spoil my no-l1i tter,' ' rL'l'allt'<l SeaVl!r. "I thought, herk , i( they're going t0 hit it ton ight. it's going to be a fa stball ." A tlu· et~-t ime Cy YoWlg 1\ ward winner and five times a 2~a m c winner, Seaver has n11 w ~1 c llieved pr ac ti cally t.•n•ry pitching honor . 'l11e 4.{) riL· tury wa~ hi ~ "rventh in a l>l'SI pitdH-'1' OVt-'1' the last A.'ikl·d what he would (111 dL'c.:<JdL•. SC'avcr has pitched wnh the gamL' 0011 aftl'r fi\'e one-hitt ers 111 his career, pitdnng tlw Reds tn a 4~ all of them during his 10 1 :! Vll.'lon· uver th e St. l.ouis ~l' iiSUfi S with the Mets . 011 1Wil of th1•sc uccassion!i C': u·cti l ~ ill .'i. Seavrr sC~ id he · agamst Chicagn nn .July 9. would giH~ it to his dc1Ugl1ICI'S. 19fi9. and against San Di ego "'ll1t·(ll probably usc it." he quipped . "They' ll havl' on .July t 1972 - ht• went into tape on it. In <:1 month 1'11 gp · lht:.• nin th inning bt•fort• losing his bid for un1nortalitv . He ho nH~ and etsk WIH•n's thP bitll I brought home a month also had une-h ittcrs against Philadl· lph ia nn May 15, 1970; ng< • and they 'II say 'daddy, wt• threw it in the pnol.·· · against Pit tsburgh on &pt. HL•t·ngni:zt>cl tt" ha s(•hHlJ' -; :w. 11171· and a t: ain~1 Cl1icago liiSt .S~CIS~.lO . in grand fa sh1nn Fnday night. The 33-yea r·old right· hander pitched the first no· hitter of his major league career after five near misses. but the reality of the situation dtdn 't register mnnediately . " It won't set in uniil tomorrow," said Seaver. who eame tn t he Reds from the Phillies. S.•avcr, whO walked U1ree ar1d struck nut four , ~ot a 1ot of hl'lp fro1n his teammates on de£ enSt' . se.-··ond ba se man Jqe Morgan saved the no-/litter in the fourth when he made a divin g stop on Keith Hernandez' hard grounder and threw him out at first. In the eighth, third ll<iselll<l n R"Y Knight , a late inn ing defensive replacement for Pt't e HnRe, protected it row ~Hl d l'lg hth 1n l 2 det·isinns He is thl' first Cincinnati pitdll'r sin ce Jim Maioney in 1969 tu tnss a no-hitter . It was thP l:llh nn-llittcr in Reds' history and the fir•i by a Reds" pit<·her in Hiverfront Stadium . &aver's rffnrt was th e 1:>emntl ntt-hitter pitched in the 1pajnr leag ueS thi s season. !llJb Fnrsch of the CarcUnals tussed nne on April 16 against the Philadelphia again when he fielded Jerry Morales' high bouncer and made a •irong throw to first to beat the Oeel runner by a half-step. Seaver started the last inning slowly by walking Jerry Mwnphrey. But, he retired !.<Ju Brock on a Oy to left, got Garry Templeton to hit into a Ioree out and rei ired George Hendrick on a . bouncer to Dan Driessen. The crowd of 38,216, which had given him a sl~nding CHII.l.I COTHF: f'ltillir ut1 1 S tJ ~Ih ei:ls lt~ rn Ohi ll (;oif c and Mari elltl temn s won AssuciHiion i:l lld Mariel tu i:tlsu Friday's prc>-a m~tew ·,.f lht• l uuk 1:1 l'UIIIWrup spo1 , !Jut ovation since the . seventh inning, roared when the final out was recorded and the entire Reds' team raced onto the field and mobbed Seaver. "I said to myself befor~ the game, let's catch a no-/litter tonight ," said rookie catcher Don Werner, who was filling in for the injured Johnny Bench . " ll was a great feeling when I saw the final out. He was making them hit his pitch. The pressure was all on him. " New York Met s nn .Junr• 15 of Field day winners announced MIDDLEPORT - Pnndpal John Mora has announced the results of the annual field day held at the Meigs Junior High School. Ribbons were awarded in the lop five places and thCI' were, respectively : · TUG OF WAR { Seventh Grade ) Tony Mark. Gilkey , Goeglein , , Shawn Gilmore, Bryan Green, M ike Goeglein Sta cey Holley . M ike Jackson , Al len King , Bil l Holcomb, Rocky Johnson Jeff Workman , Greg Taylor , Matt Van Vranken, Earl Wine s , Brian Will Jim Pooler , Steve Powell. Kenny Mull ins, Doug Mtl cheiL M ike Mow ery I Eighth Gradel Jay Carsey , Greg Bu sh , Randy Cundiff , Lee Bu rnem , Larry Cotterill Bob Ashley , Jim Boyer . Mark Boyd . Men1lee Bl ev tns. Mark Black son Bill Powell. Meadows . Randy Paul M 1c hael Dennis M ll!er . BOYS LONG JUMP IS ) Bob Ashley , Dave lanarellt , Dave Meadows. M ik e Dor si. Jef f Baughman . GIRLS LONG JUMP lSI Laura Smit h, Cind y Park er . t ie Tanya Stobarl Ka ren Gogg ins . Ju dy AleJ<a nder BOYS SOFTBALL Bill Powe ll , Mik e Dors t. R i c k Smit h .· Ji m Boyer . Roger K ov alch1k . GIRL S SOFTBALL THROW Anderson . Litura Smith , Paula Harl an . Bar bara Whillatch . Jackie Peine Kr 1sl1n BOYS FOOTBALL Bob As h ley . R1ck. Sm llh , Allen You ng . Gen e Klein . Bryan Green GIRL S FOOTBAL L Ja ck1e Mark Thort on , Br1an Whaley . Whalend . Terr y BOYS HlGH JUMP Brent Sisson . Roger Kovalch tk . Br yan Gheen , Mark Bla ckson . R1c k Chancey . GIRLS HIGH JUMP Lynn Ol1ver. TIRE RACE Tony Gil key , J1m Bentz. Pey ton . Bill Colmer . Jun Charles Landers BOYS FRISBEE THROW Allen Wh il11ngton Pe tr 1~. Barb Grue~er . Angelia Curt1s . Vi ck 1 Boyes Dave Murray McGuire Young , Jell GIRLS LONG JUMP IR) ViCkt Debord and Paula Sw is her . lie , Georgia Johnson , Edie Grimm , Penny Allen King , John Cremean s. Steve Ri char dson . Ter r y Adkms , Tim Ja rrell . GIRLS FRISBEE Smdh , Tammy E1 c h rnger , Mar y Beth C1 r1dy Hcw•.Jey. Connie Smith , Ang1e HubbMd BOYS SHOT Jul 1a Hayes. Lynn Oltvet , Barb Grueser . Julta Spflncer BOYS LONG I Rl Randy Murra y . Mtk e Ja ckson , Mark BlacK son, Bru ce Gheen . Tr ov Bauer La rr y Cotterill , Mik e Smdh. 811 1 Powell, John Sm dh. Doug Mdchell GIRLS SHOT L au ra Sm i th , Anda Har mon, Mary Lee. Wend y TtiiJS, Cheryl l-"1erce ; 11na ':J te w a r t . Joyce Stewart ; Jim Quillen . Bill Pridd y . Kri stin Anders on SACK RACE M ike Goegl ei n, Roche ll e McDaniel. Judy Alexander . Rod Ebersbach, Sue Wise . OBSTACLE COURSE Ro dney K111g , R1 c~ Sm1lh and Tim Fil e (tied for th ird), Gene Klein. .Mark . Blac k s.on, SACK RELAY V1 Ck i Debord . Greg Bus h, Coat s, John Cremeans . Penny Wandl ing, DeAnna Van Meter , Julia Spence r , Ren ee WilltS ; Ste p hanie Houc h tns. Paula Horton . Roc k y Johnso n , B i ll. Holcom b ; K aren Barrell , T eresa Ba sh am , Regina Blanton . Krist tn An derson : Greg File . Ralph Sni d er , Bnan Spencer, Kim Roush . Hel!lZ BOYS 880 Bruce Gheen , Bryan Gheen , John Sm ith. · Troy Bauer. Jeff Lambert. GIRLS BBO Lau ra Smi th , Bar b Grueser , V i cki DeBord. Barb W i II , Kathy Pa rker . BOYS lO Tracey Pope , M ike Dors t , Mark Black son. Tim Ja rre l. John Cremeans, t1e . WHEELBARROW RACE Heinz CorPs Bill Colmer ; Mark Goeg lein Bi ll Goble ; K i m Fraley Cindy Croaks . Frrtnk MM! Jn Jim Pe y ton . Allen Arn ott ~ a c k Bral ey GIR LS 50 Lo r i Pick ett , Georgia Johnson , Unrecka Johnson , Ja m1e Acree (tte ), Fai th 01ckens EGG AND SPOON BOYS 440 Stsson, Mark Cl1ne . Greg Bush , Bill Colmer . John Crem eans ; R owe ni'l AveriOil , Ja m ie Acree. Antla Aikcr , Carla Ch<lpman . Mary Lee . Ro xanne M c Daniel , L ori Maynard . Nata lie Lambert ; K 1m Patter son . Vic Pamter , Ja ck Mdl er , Paul Michael , and Jottnna Pauley , Roberta Meyers. Ja cki e Petr ie , Betty Murph y Brent Ran d y M ur r ay . Dave lan aretli . Gene K lei n , Jim Bentl . GIRLS 440 Kristin Anderson , Cindy Crooks . Paula Hort on , Brenda Smith , Lynn Oli¥er . BOYS 100 Dave lana re lli . Rnn P,.. Kova lchik , Randy Murray , tie , Terry Adkin s , Mik e Ja ck son . PIGGYBACK RACE B Goble B. 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Persptralion dripped from Three pitches later Garry Tom Seaver's body as he sat Templeton grounded to on a stool in front of his locker Da vey Concepcion, who answering the barrage of tossed to Joe Morgan at questions fired his way after second to for ce Mwnphrey. pitching the first no-hiller of Then, with the count two his caree~ Friday night while strikes and one ball, George blanking the St. Louis Hendrtck grounded to cardtnals 4~ . Driessen for the final out as Outside the clubhouse in Seaver's teammates poured the waiting room reserved for from the dugout. players' wives Nancy Seaver Seaver, beamin g happily , was still wiping away tears. waved his cap triumphantly "Tears of joy," she said. "I as the crowd roared . " It wa> fun," were the first burst out crying when Danny (Driessen 1 stepped on first words spoken by Seaver as he base for the final out." entered the clubhouse. Seaver's reaction? If Seaver was nervous, it "He had a super smile on didn't show. his face after I stepped on the Larry Shepard, the Reds' bag ," said Driessen. pitching coach, was though . "I offered to sell hinl the " My hands were as wet in ball," said the Reds' first that ninth inning as they are baseman, jokingly, "but he now ," said Shepard, who had wouldn't buy it. " just emer ged from the shower room . Driessen laughed. "Sure I gave it to him," he " I got stronger at the end of said. the ga me ," sa id Seaver. "How do I feel? " "From the seventh inning on Seaver smiled . I bega n to feel the excitement "Now," he said, ''I'll try to of the fans ." get No.2." Surprisi ngly, Seave r From the seventh inning on pitched the no-/litter without the crowd of 38,216, sensing what he termed a "super history in the making, had fastball ." given Seaver an ovation each " I had very good control," lime he walked t.o lhe mowtd. satd Seaver. "That was the But Seaver didn't need the··· big thing ." roar of the crowd to tell hinl When did he first think he he had a no-l1itter going . had a chance for a no-hitter• "You're always aware of it ,_::~en Driessen stepped on when you haven't given up a ftrsl for the final out," was hit in a game," he said . ltio laughing retort. Five ltmes during hi s "Seave r 's right," sa id ca reer Seaver had pitched Anderson. "He had great one-/litters. control. He didn't go to his " l' vealwaysfelt l'd getone 'heater' too much ." if I got th e breaks," said the Was he nervous on the Reds' 33-year-old right - bench'' "I never talked lo him until hander. "Tonight I did ." ''That," said a beaming he went oullhere in the lop of Reds Mana ge r Sparky the ninth, " replied Anderson . Anderson, "should silence all "Then I told him that if the pe ople who thou ght anyone tried to bwtl not lo Seaver was through ." 'l11e Reds' manager was remembering the comments that circulated around the league after Seaver lost four of hi> first fi ve dec isions th is season . " I've seen a couple of nohillers pilthed against us. One by Ri ck Wise and one by DIC k 10 <1 ~l·r •CS of one year Ken Holtzman ," continued cont r ac t <.. me terms ot wh .c n Anderson . "But this is the were no r rl'l ca.-.cd Da ll<tS · S1G nCd d rt C'n~1vc first one I can ev er 1nternationa I League end Harvl'Y Mttrt•n sa tcty Cl lll Untted Press International remember anyone pitching HMn S 1Uil f1111Q !lack. Dou q W L Pel. GB for me either in the major s or Den ~t<;On c'lrl d \a tef ·t Ro ndy AO 20 .667 Huq hc') to mul l •ycar to nlr ,H. I!> Charleston minors.'' R1chmon d 33 26 .559 6' ~ of undrscto<,l'd term s Seaver had retired 19 Bu ria to S1q nca all cns •vc Pawtu ckel Jt 27 .534 8 Tidewater 30 30 .500 10 lack iP Clnd <;n i h round dr il l ! batters in a row when he ChOtec Er ,c Smtih at Sou lhern Toledo 28 2B .500 10 walked pinch hitter Jerry M•!oS• '>"~• PP • to a ser1es ot one Co lumbus 15 19 .463 12 Ro( hester 15 35 .455 12' 7 Mwnphrey on five pitches to Syracuse 18 40 .310 11 open the top of the ninth . ; Friday's Results " Aller that walk," said Toledo 7, Ttde wate r 0 Seaver, " I told myself, 'Wait Chc:lrle ston 4, Ro ches ter 0 a minute pal, you can lose Col umbus 5. Sy ra cuse J Pawtuck et 6. Richmond S. 10 this game."' 1nnmgs With the count two balls Sunday ' s Games and one strike. L.<Ju Brock Toledo at Ttdewa ter fouled off four pitches before Rochester at Charles ton fly ing to George Foster in left Columbus at Sy racuse Rr ch mond at Pawtucket field for the first out in the Football Bal! .mor p S1q ncd t 1qh t ena Rf'ev• M cC.1II r.r<,l round dril l ! Morales and then, after walking Ken Reitz, retired Mike Phillips on a ground ball lo Morgan. Only three limes did the cards come close to getting a hit. In the fourth inning Morgan made a diving one-handed slop o£ Hernandez' growtd ball far to his left and then tossed to first for the out. In the seventh inning Hernandez ' hot smash bounced off Seaver's glove and was fielded by Davey Concepcion, who threw to first for the worry about the left side of the infield. Ray (Knight 1 would cover that. I told him to til kc the right side and be sure to cover first if one got past him." The cards, though, didn't try a bunt. Only once during the game was Seaver in trouble. That was in lhc second inning when, with one out, Keith Herna ndez walked, stole second and con tinued to third on Don Werner's wild throw . However, the Card first baseman was stranded when stru ck out CHAIN SAWS KCpool today CHESHIRE - The Ky ger Creek Htgh School swimmin~ pool wtll open to the public at 1 p.m. today. ll will open da tly from llo 6 p.m. except 10 ttmes of bad weather or extenuating . circumstances. llalph Baylor , Rt. 1, Gallipolis, is pool manager Lifeguards arc Tamm ~ Hems worth, Teres~ Thompson and Teresa Mil chell. Pool rate s a rc : seaso n family, $22 plus $2 per ehild ; season adull, $18 ; season child , $10 ; adull single rates. $1; · chi ld's single rule 50 eenls, and private groups $35. According to Turn Hairston, count y sc ho ol superintendent , rates are the same as last year. f'UMj,;ROY - In recent Tee-Ball action , The Daily Sen I inel team handed the Sugar Run Ash land team its firs! defeat of the yea r, 30-29. . 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Tigers even JONES HAS SURGt:RY Wt~t e rford E lem ente~ry SAN FHA NC ISCO I UP II -BOSTON (UPI I - Seattle Setl onl on St. llt. 339 at 'llw Sun Francisco Giants Ma riners outfie lder Ruppert mark al 2·2 Waterford. Frid ~~ y announct•ll th e si gn in~ Jones underwent successful There wtll be three classes of th eir N11 . 1 pi ck in the Junt' surgery Saturday for an GALLIPOLIS The rn the tournament this dr::Jfl , 1·atth t· r H1•lwr t ap pendec to my. Jo nes had Gallipoli s Lilli e Lea gue yea r Open " A" and "B" . Ernrn eu C'Urtllnings of cumplainect or stomach Pains Tigers defea ted the Yankees Entry fee is 150 . The lllil'Gigll , befu r~ the start of Friday 12-li, in a city league game o~ tnghl s game wtth the Boslon Mem orial ~" ic ld friday , Red Sox and was sen I:to the evening. hospita l. He is expected to be Tim llush was credited lost to the Mariners for at with the win. R. Ba ird was RESPIRATORY !!UPPORT SYSTEM leas! l wo week>. charged with the defeat. Jon es had played in 64 Anthony Polcyn led the games and was batting .256 wmners, now 2-2. with th ree with three homers and 23 si ngles and a triple. John COMPl£7£ runs batted in. Johnson had a home run and INVENTORY OF stngle. Clark had a triple and HESP/HATOHY single for the losers. Burnes THEHAPY had a triple. REJOINS RED SOX EOU/PMENT BOSTON iUPI J - The lloston Hed Sox announced &SUPPliES Satu rday that pitcher Bill Lee SEA'l"!'Lj,; IU f'll - The has rejuined the team after whal tea m spokesman Bill Seattle ScCJ hawks annmmced Crowle termed " A 24-h our Fr iday they have signe d runnmg back Jeff Bergeron windstunn .'' NO HK;H l'lfMURE CYUNOERS OR CHEMICALS -THE MARX ()> Lee wa s fined an un · their I2th-row1d pick, to ;; AND lt:NOtX SUPPOitf SYSTEMS PERfORM WITHOUT UQUIOS CH!MICALS. MECHANICAL C"'.&NGES, GAS "LUNGS. 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Receiving the loss for Racine was McNickle. 350 32- 13 Pomeroy A's 100 001 - I Racine Bone - No need to tear off your roof to repair any slate, metal. shingle or built-up roof, Make it leakproof with beautiful Granules. -Choose yours in any color of your choice. - Add yean of life to your present home or building. 1 t'UI! s!JCrs Wl:ls the (~alhpu lis <:olf Club temu nf Mike Cor\\·ere one stroke tmck uf lhe bin :md (lary FcndcriJo.sd t willl a li!J . rm1nersup. lndivil lual cm npctitw11 Nil'k Holmes. Jr., and Mtck e~nwng 100 players frum 10 Muran . uf the Chillicothe dubs slartetl !:l l 8: 15 a .111 Cou ntry ClulJ lied at a IJe~ l l••ll 65 wtlh Bill Whelsell , .Jr .. and Fred Rake uf the Marictla Country Club fur fir~ t Scioto results place. COLUMBUS iUPI ) Tile sct tmd place tk , at !iii, Lillie Majority blasted to a •tiX>Il between Ted Ba uer and record I :574-5 mile in winCcurgc Offen berger of . the ning the featured ninth race Marietta Cuu11lry Cl ub alld at Scioto Downs Friday niKhl. Hick Macklin and !lick Spires The time was the fastest of of the Ptckaway Country the season in the United Club. . Stales by a three-year-uld Cunley and Saunde r~ uf the ftlly on a five-eighths mile Gallipolio Gulf Club hod 67 .· track, erasi ng a I :59 3-5 Farther down among the clocking set by Passing Glance last month at Scioto. The winner charged ahead of Native Amber in the stretch and won by one length In other Lilli e League to return $3.40 and $2.40. actton, lhe Racine Royals There was no show betting bombed their rival s, the because only five horses were Racine Cardinals by a score enter ed in lhe race . Flying of 14-8. he game was a close Mary came in third . match up until the last inning Easy Susan captured (he when the Royals scored eight first race, kicking off a 3-10.0 runs to give them the victory . trifecta combmalion that was Major hitt ers for the worth a whopping $11 ,464 .20. Royals were R. Cummins and Bonnie Plate was second and C. Bostick each with a triple Peggys Red Rock was third. and N. Bostick who had a A crowd of 7,284 wagered perfect night at the plate wilh $556,086. three singles and two doubles. For the Cardinals, It Fisher and C. Hobbs were BOSTON IUP! i - The the leading hitters. Booton Hed Sox called up Bostick was given credit outfie !der Sam B(1wen from for lhe win as his team only their 1 \AA farm club · in allowed 12 hils, and R Lyons Pawtucket, ll.I.. the club was given the loss. annnunced Friday . H. Royals 211 208- 14 H. Cardinals 002 33Q- 8 Visiting Portland defeated the Racine Cardinals Thursday eveni ng, 8-4. Must uf the action ca me early in the game when Portland picked up three runs in the first inning off of losing pitcher C. Hobbs. Leading hillers for the Racine club were R Lyons and D. Salmons. ahd the leading hiller for the Portla nd club was Ward . Connolly was the winning pitcher for Portland and Hobbs lhe losing pitcher. Port land 302 201-ll lta cme 100 111-4 In Pony League action, the Pomeroy A's romped over Racine 13-1. Majority of the Pomeroy runs carne in the 2nd inning when the . A's picked up five runs and the Racine club went score less. The onl v Racine run came in the first inning . CHESTER, 0 . -Insulates against cold or heat. - Will not chip. crack or FREE ESTIMATES <;a llipolis 's Hill CuniL'y and llo\vanl fhtkcr St.~undt·rs Summer league results Mercury all spPed sl • 3.5 cubic inch loop scavenge engine • Caries bars from 16" through 24" • Both automatic and manual chain oiling ROCKETS SIGN BA!lR y HOUSTON 1UP! I - The Houston Ftockets Saturday stg ncd Golden State Warriors' All-Star forward Rick Barry to a two-year contract . Barry', an eight-y ea r veleran, has averaged 25.6 poi nts in 642 NBA games. In 1977-78 he scored 1,898 poinls for a 2:1.1 average with the Warriors. He played out his option wilh the West Coast team this past season . will open HOMELITE'S SUPER XL 985-3308 District 12 drawing Chillicothe, Marietta teams pro-am winners C-2-The Sunday Timeh~enu ne l. Sunday. J une 18. !9i8 PH. 446-2240 GALLIPOLIS ,1l<;o avail.1bltJ al Rad1o Shack SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA MA OIVI SION OF TANOY CORPORATiON Dealers look f01 thlS SiUn tf1 ','0111 o•ALE~ t1l!l\jhboll1ood . ._ _ _ _ _ _. . PRICES MAY V ARY AI INDIVIDUAL STO RE S �C-3- The Sunday Times,~entinel. Sunday,.June 18, 1978 Tom Seaver tosses first no-hitter CIN CINNATI 1 UP! 1 . Tom Seaver i'elrbrated the anniversary of hts lnstoril' trade to the Cmnnmll t Reds nn April 18, 1977. "In the ninth inning n•rrwmbcred 1975 when Joe Wa!lis hit a curveball for a singll' to spoil my no-l1i tter,' ' rL'l'allt'<l SeaVl!r. "I thought, herk , i( they're going t0 hit it ton ight. it's going to be a fa stball ." A tlu· et~-t ime Cy YoWlg 1\ ward winner and five times a 2~a m c winner, Seaver has n11 w ~1 c llieved pr ac ti cally t.•n•ry pitching honor . 'l11e 4.{) riL· tury wa~ hi ~ "rventh in a l>l'SI pitdH-'1' OVt-'1' the last A.'ikl·d what he would (111 dL'c.:<JdL•. SC'avcr has pitched wnh the gamL' 0011 aftl'r fi\'e one-hitt ers 111 his career, pitdnng tlw Reds tn a 4~ all of them during his 10 1 :! Vll.'lon· uver th e St. l.ouis ~l' iiSUfi S with the Mets . 011 1Wil of th1•sc uccassion!i C': u·cti l ~ ill .'i. Seavrr sC~ id he · agamst Chicagn nn .July 9. would giH~ it to his dc1Ugl1ICI'S. 19fi9. and against San Di ego "'ll1t·(ll probably usc it." he quipped . "They' ll havl' on .July t 1972 - ht• went into tape on it. In <:1 month 1'11 gp · lht:.• nin th inning bt•fort• losing his bid for un1nortalitv . He ho nH~ and etsk WIH•n's thP bitll I brought home a month also had une-h ittcrs against Philadl· lph ia nn May 15, 1970; ng< • and they 'II say 'daddy, wt• threw it in the pnol.·· · against Pit tsburgh on &pt. HL•t·ngni:zt>cl tt" ha s(•hHlJ' -; :w. 11171· and a t: ain~1 Cl1icago liiSt .S~CIS~.lO . in grand fa sh1nn Fnday night. The 33-yea r·old right· hander pitched the first no· hitter of his major league career after five near misses. but the reality of the situation dtdn 't register mnnediately . " It won't set in uniil tomorrow," said Seaver. who eame tn t he Reds from the Phillies. S.•avcr, whO walked U1ree ar1d struck nut four , ~ot a 1ot of hl'lp fro1n his teammates on de£ enSt' . se.-··ond ba se man Jqe Morgan saved the no-/litter in the fourth when he made a divin g stop on Keith Hernandez' hard grounder and threw him out at first. In the eighth, third ll<iselll<l n R"Y Knight , a late inn ing defensive replacement for Pt't e HnRe, protected it row ~Hl d l'lg hth 1n l 2 det·isinns He is thl' first Cincinnati pitdll'r sin ce Jim Maioney in 1969 tu tnss a no-hitter . It was thP l:llh nn-llittcr in Reds' history and the fir•i by a Reds" pit<·her in Hiverfront Stadium . &aver's rffnrt was th e 1:>emntl ntt-hitter pitched in the 1pajnr leag ueS thi s season. !llJb Fnrsch of the CarcUnals tussed nne on April 16 against the Philadelphia again when he fielded Jerry Morales' high bouncer and made a •irong throw to first to beat the Oeel runner by a half-step. Seaver started the last inning slowly by walking Jerry Mwnphrey. But, he retired !.<Ju Brock on a Oy to left, got Garry Templeton to hit into a Ioree out and rei ired George Hendrick on a . bouncer to Dan Driessen. The crowd of 38,216, which had given him a sl~nding CHII.l.I COTHF: f'ltillir ut1 1 S tJ ~Ih ei:ls lt~ rn Ohi ll (;oif c and Mari elltl temn s won AssuciHiion i:l lld Mariel tu i:tlsu Friday's prc>-a m~tew ·,.f lht• l uuk 1:1 l'UIIIWrup spo1 , !Jut ovation since the . seventh inning, roared when the final out was recorded and the entire Reds' team raced onto the field and mobbed Seaver. "I said to myself befor~ the game, let's catch a no-/litter tonight ," said rookie catcher Don Werner, who was filling in for the injured Johnny Bench . " ll was a great feeling when I saw the final out. He was making them hit his pitch. The pressure was all on him. " New York Met s nn .Junr• 15 of Field day winners announced MIDDLEPORT - Pnndpal John Mora has announced the results of the annual field day held at the Meigs Junior High School. Ribbons were awarded in the lop five places and thCI' were, respectively : · TUG OF WAR { Seventh Grade ) Tony Mark. Gilkey , Goeglein , , Shawn Gilmore, Bryan Green, M ike Goeglein Sta cey Holley . M ike Jackson , Al len King , Bil l Holcomb, Rocky Johnson Jeff Workman , Greg Taylor , Matt Van Vranken, Earl Wine s , Brian Will Jim Pooler , Steve Powell. Kenny Mull ins, Doug Mtl cheiL M ike Mow ery I Eighth Gradel Jay Carsey , Greg Bu sh , Randy Cundiff , Lee Bu rnem , Larry Cotterill Bob Ashley , Jim Boyer . Mark Boyd . Men1lee Bl ev tns. Mark Black son Bill Powell. Meadows . Randy Paul M 1c hael Dennis M ll!er . BOYS LONG JUMP IS ) Bob Ashley , Dave lanarellt , Dave Meadows. M ik e Dor si. Jef f Baughman . GIRLS LONG JUMP lSI Laura Smit h, Cind y Park er . t ie Tanya Stobarl Ka ren Gogg ins . Ju dy AleJ<a nder BOYS SOFTBALL Bill Powe ll , Mik e Dors t. R i c k Smit h .· Ji m Boyer . Roger K ov alch1k . GIRL S SOFTBALL THROW Anderson . Litura Smith , Paula Harl an . Bar bara Whillatch . Jackie Peine Kr 1sl1n BOYS FOOTBALL Bob As h ley . R1ck. Sm llh , Allen You ng . Gen e Klein . Bryan Green GIRL S FOOTBAL L Ja ck1e Mark Thort on , Br1an Whaley . Whalend . Terr y BOYS HlGH JUMP Brent Sisson . Roger Kovalch tk . Br yan Gheen , Mark Bla ckson . R1c k Chancey . GIRLS HIGH JUMP Lynn Ol1ver. TIRE RACE Tony Gil key , J1m Bentz. Pey ton . Bill Colmer . Jun Charles Landers BOYS FRISBEE THROW Allen Wh il11ngton Pe tr 1~. Barb Grue~er . Angelia Curt1s . Vi ck 1 Boyes Dave Murray McGuire Young , Jell GIRLS LONG JUMP IR) ViCkt Debord and Paula Sw is her . lie , Georgia Johnson , Edie Grimm , Penny Allen King , John Cremean s. Steve Ri char dson . Ter r y Adkms , Tim Ja rrell . GIRLS FRISBEE Smdh , Tammy E1 c h rnger , Mar y Beth C1 r1dy Hcw•.Jey. Connie Smith , Ang1e HubbMd BOYS SHOT Jul 1a Hayes. Lynn Oltvet , Barb Grueser . Julta Spflncer BOYS LONG I Rl Randy Murra y . Mtk e Ja ckson , Mark BlacK son, Bru ce Gheen . Tr ov Bauer La rr y Cotterill , Mik e Smdh. 811 1 Powell, John Sm dh. Doug Mdchell GIRLS SHOT L au ra Sm i th , Anda Har mon, Mary Lee. Wend y TtiiJS, Cheryl l-"1erce ; 11na ':J te w a r t . Joyce Stewart ; Jim Quillen . Bill Pridd y . Kri stin Anders on SACK RACE M ike Goegl ei n, Roche ll e McDaniel. Judy Alexander . Rod Ebersbach, Sue Wise . OBSTACLE COURSE Ro dney K111g , R1 c~ Sm1lh and Tim Fil e (tied for th ird), Gene Klein. .Mark . Blac k s.on, SACK RELAY V1 Ck i Debord . Greg Bus h, Coat s, John Cremeans . Penny Wandl ing, DeAnna Van Meter , Julia Spence r , Ren ee WilltS ; Ste p hanie Houc h tns. Paula Horton . Roc k y Johnso n , B i ll. Holcom b ; K aren Barrell , T eresa Ba sh am , Regina Blanton . Krist tn An derson : Greg File . Ralph Sni d er , Bnan Spencer, Kim Roush . Hel!lZ BOYS 880 Bruce Gheen , Bryan Gheen , John Sm ith. · Troy Bauer. Jeff Lambert. GIRLS BBO Lau ra Smi th , Bar b Grueser , V i cki DeBord. Barb W i II , Kathy Pa rker . BOYS lO Tracey Pope , M ike Dors t , Mark Black son. Tim Ja rre l. John Cremeans, t1e . WHEELBARROW RACE Heinz CorPs Bill Colmer ; Mark Goeg lein Bi ll Goble ; K i m Fraley Cindy Croaks . Frrtnk MM! Jn Jim Pe y ton . Allen Arn ott ~ a c k Bral ey GIR LS 50 Lo r i Pick ett , Georgia Johnson , Unrecka Johnson , Ja m1e Acree (tte ), Fai th 01ckens EGG AND SPOON BOYS 440 Stsson, Mark Cl1ne . Greg Bush , Bill Colmer . John Crem eans ; R owe ni'l AveriOil , Ja m ie Acree. Antla Aikcr , Carla Ch<lpman . Mary Lee . Ro xanne M c Daniel , L ori Maynard . Nata lie Lambert ; K 1m Patter son . Vic Pamter , Ja ck Mdl er , Paul Michael , and Jottnna Pauley , Roberta Meyers. Ja cki e Petr ie , Betty Murph y Brent Ran d y M ur r ay . Dave lan aretli . Gene K lei n , Jim Bentl . GIRLS 440 Kristin Anderson , Cindy Crooks . Paula Hort on , Brenda Smith , Lynn Oli¥er . BOYS 100 Dave lana re lli . Rnn P,.. Kova lchik , Randy Murray , tie , Terry Adkin s , Mik e Ja ck son . PIGGYBACK RACE B Goble B. Green : W. T illts T. War d ; M. 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Persptralion dripped from Three pitches later Garry Tom Seaver's body as he sat Templeton grounded to on a stool in front of his locker Da vey Concepcion, who answering the barrage of tossed to Joe Morgan at questions fired his way after second to for ce Mwnphrey. pitching the first no-hiller of Then, with the count two his caree~ Friday night while strikes and one ball, George blanking the St. Louis Hendrtck grounded to cardtnals 4~ . Driessen for the final out as Outside the clubhouse in Seaver's teammates poured the waiting room reserved for from the dugout. players' wives Nancy Seaver Seaver, beamin g happily , was still wiping away tears. waved his cap triumphantly "Tears of joy," she said. "I as the crowd roared . " It wa> fun," were the first burst out crying when Danny (Driessen 1 stepped on first words spoken by Seaver as he base for the final out." entered the clubhouse. Seaver's reaction? If Seaver was nervous, it "He had a super smile on didn't show. his face after I stepped on the Larry Shepard, the Reds' bag ," said Driessen. pitching coach, was though . "I offered to sell hinl the " My hands were as wet in ball," said the Reds' first that ninth inning as they are baseman, jokingly, "but he now ," said Shepard, who had wouldn't buy it. " just emer ged from the shower room . Driessen laughed. "Sure I gave it to him," he " I got stronger at the end of said. the ga me ," sa id Seaver. "How do I feel? " "From the seventh inning on Seaver smiled . I bega n to feel the excitement "Now," he said, ''I'll try to of the fans ." get No.2." Surprisi ngly, Seave r From the seventh inning on pitched the no-/litter without the crowd of 38,216, sensing what he termed a "super history in the making, had fastball ." given Seaver an ovation each " I had very good control," lime he walked t.o lhe mowtd. satd Seaver. "That was the But Seaver didn't need the··· big thing ." roar of the crowd to tell hinl When did he first think he he had a no-l1itter going . had a chance for a no-hitter• "You're always aware of it ,_::~en Driessen stepped on when you haven't given up a ftrsl for the final out," was hit in a game," he said . ltio laughing retort. Five ltmes during hi s "Seave r 's right," sa id ca reer Seaver had pitched Anderson. "He had great one-/litters. control. He didn't go to his " l' vealwaysfelt l'd getone 'heater' too much ." if I got th e breaks," said the Was he nervous on the Reds' 33-year-old right - bench'' "I never talked lo him until hander. "Tonight I did ." ''That," said a beaming he went oullhere in the lop of Reds Mana ge r Sparky the ninth, " replied Anderson . Anderson, "should silence all "Then I told him that if the pe ople who thou ght anyone tried to bwtl not lo Seaver was through ." 'l11e Reds' manager was remembering the comments that circulated around the league after Seaver lost four of hi> first fi ve dec isions th is season . " I've seen a couple of nohillers pilthed against us. One by Ri ck Wise and one by DIC k 10 <1 ~l·r •CS of one year Ken Holtzman ," continued cont r ac t <.. me terms ot wh .c n Anderson . "But this is the were no r rl'l ca.-.cd Da ll<tS · S1G nCd d rt C'n~1vc first one I can ev er 1nternationa I League end Harvl'Y Mttrt•n sa tcty Cl lll Untted Press International remember anyone pitching HMn S 1Uil f1111Q !lack. Dou q W L Pel. GB for me either in the major s or Den ~t<;On c'lrl d \a tef ·t Ro ndy AO 20 .667 Huq hc') to mul l •ycar to nlr ,H. I!> Charleston minors.'' R1chmon d 33 26 .559 6' ~ of undrscto<,l'd term s Seaver had retired 19 Bu ria to S1q nca all cns •vc Pawtu ckel Jt 27 .534 8 Tidewater 30 30 .500 10 lack iP Clnd <;n i h round dr il l ! batters in a row when he ChOtec Er ,c Smtih at Sou lhern Toledo 28 2B .500 10 walked pinch hitter Jerry M•!oS• '>"~• PP • to a ser1es ot one Co lumbus 15 19 .463 12 Ro( hester 15 35 .455 12' 7 Mwnphrey on five pitches to Syracuse 18 40 .310 11 open the top of the ninth . ; Friday's Results " Aller that walk," said Toledo 7, Ttde wate r 0 Seaver, " I told myself, 'Wait Chc:lrle ston 4, Ro ches ter 0 a minute pal, you can lose Col umbus 5. Sy ra cuse J Pawtuck et 6. Richmond S. 10 this game."' 1nnmgs With the count two balls Sunday ' s Games and one strike. L.<Ju Brock Toledo at Ttdewa ter fouled off four pitches before Rochester at Charles ton fly ing to George Foster in left Columbus at Sy racuse Rr ch mond at Pawtucket field for the first out in the Football Bal! .mor p S1q ncd t 1qh t ena Rf'ev• M cC.1II r.r<,l round dril l ! Morales and then, after walking Ken Reitz, retired Mike Phillips on a ground ball lo Morgan. Only three limes did the cards come close to getting a hit. In the fourth inning Morgan made a diving one-handed slop o£ Hernandez' growtd ball far to his left and then tossed to first for the out. In the seventh inning Hernandez ' hot smash bounced off Seaver's glove and was fielded by Davey Concepcion, who threw to first for the worry about the left side of the infield. Ray (Knight 1 would cover that. I told him to til kc the right side and be sure to cover first if one got past him." The cards, though, didn't try a bunt. Only once during the game was Seaver in trouble. That was in lhc second inning when, with one out, Keith Herna ndez walked, stole second and con tinued to third on Don Werner's wild throw . However, the Card first baseman was stranded when stru ck out CHAIN SAWS KCpool today CHESHIRE - The Ky ger Creek Htgh School swimmin~ pool wtll open to the public at 1 p.m. today. ll will open da tly from llo 6 p.m. except 10 ttmes of bad weather or extenuating . circumstances. llalph Baylor , Rt. 1, Gallipolis, is pool manager Lifeguards arc Tamm ~ Hems worth, Teres~ Thompson and Teresa Mil chell. Pool rate s a rc : seaso n family, $22 plus $2 per ehild ; season adull, $18 ; season child , $10 ; adull single rates. $1; · chi ld's single rule 50 eenls, and private groups $35. According to Turn Hairston, count y sc ho ol superintendent , rates are the same as last year. f'UMj,;ROY - In recent Tee-Ball action , The Daily Sen I inel team handed the Sugar Run Ash land team its firs! defeat of the yea r, 30-29. . Randy Hawley was the big htll er for the Sentinel team by racking up two tripl es and Wall)' Halfield was not far ·behind wilh lwo doubles. The win boosted the Sentinel record to th ree-one. In Little League action , the Re edsvil le Rocket s were defeated by the Tigers of Tuppers Plains. 8-2. Co wdre y wa s the onl y Hockel to get a htl off of the win ni ng pit cher, Bau ma n, with a single. .Guthrie wa:-; the leading htll er for the victors with a triple and a double. Other hill ers for lhe Tigers were Ba Iocr. Carpenter, and J . Bauman eac h with a single. . Bauman was the winni n ~ pll cher fur the Tigers, while walking onl y three and fanning 16. Cowdrey was g1ven credit fo r the Joss when he replaced sUu1ing pit cher Larkuts. 002 000- 2 Hcedsville 002 24x-ll T. Pla ins !,~~p~~· - ~ lormt~nce Rl ~ ~ q Mere 1400 1401lp .' ~ DOUG'S MARINE Sales & Service SEE ONE TODAY ( 614) 992 -5652 ()08 W. Main St. Pomeroy, OH 4l769 ~IJ, ' Carl's Shoe Store Super XL RIDENOUR SUPPLY \ I iHush Pupp1es Wild in the streets Dressed-up Sandals .. .more comfortable than feet! a, •."''"''"'' '"' liP 101 'IDt'C!Itl 01 L<l•""' tl11'1· PuPil1t~' \ 1lfl<ld ~ W" 112 .99 SAL E Kawasaki GUARANTEE ' J&R SPORT SHOP 748 E. Main 51. Pomeroy , Ohio Cash rebate lhru June 30, 1979 ' on J' •• Bikes in stock . ON 'ImH MATERIALS AND LABOR. ' "" "" Stop in and r---------------.--COUPON away FREE••• MAIL THIS 1 0 (Please Check) ,I CITY ZIP SALUTES EACH AND EVERYONE OF YOU i I ' "Ace is the place with thl' Helpful Hardware Man"T M I L~~~-----------------J I Saturday, August 5, 1978 ' deadline fo r entry is Jun e 21. Contact Heubcn Hilchey, Ht. G, Marietta or Michael Fi sher, Itt. I. Wal erford , Ohiu, tu enter . Tigers even JONES HAS SURGt:RY Wt~t e rford E lem ente~ry SAN FHA NC ISCO I UP II -BOSTON (UPI I - Seattle Setl onl on St. llt. 339 at 'llw Sun Francisco Giants Ma riners outfie lder Ruppert mark al 2·2 Waterford. Frid ~~ y announct•ll th e si gn in~ Jones underwent successful There wtll be three classes of th eir N11 . 1 pi ck in the Junt' surgery Saturday for an GALLIPOLIS The rn the tournament this dr::Jfl , 1·atth t· r H1•lwr t ap pendec to my. Jo nes had Gallipoli s Lilli e Lea gue yea r Open " A" and "B" . Ernrn eu C'Urtllnings of cumplainect or stomach Pains Tigers defea ted the Yankees Entry fee is 150 . The lllil'Gigll , befu r~ the start of Friday 12-li, in a city league game o~ tnghl s game wtth the Boslon Mem orial ~" ic ld friday , Red Sox and was sen I:to the evening. hospita l. He is expected to be Tim llush was credited lost to the Mariners for at with the win. R. Ba ird was RESPIRATORY !!UPPORT SYSTEM leas! l wo week>. charged with the defeat. Jon es had played in 64 Anthony Polcyn led the games and was batting .256 wmners, now 2-2. with th ree with three homers and 23 si ngles and a triple. John COMPl£7£ runs batted in. Johnson had a home run and INVENTORY OF stngle. Clark had a triple and HESP/HATOHY single for the losers. Burnes THEHAPY had a triple. REJOINS RED SOX EOU/PMENT BOSTON iUPI J - The lloston Hed Sox announced &SUPPliES Satu rday that pitcher Bill Lee SEA'l"!'Lj,; IU f'll - The has rejuined the team after whal tea m spokesman Bill Seattle ScCJ hawks annmmced Crowle termed " A 24-h our Fr iday they have signe d runnmg back Jeff Bergeron windstunn .'' NO HK;H l'lfMURE CYUNOERS OR CHEMICALS -THE MARX ()> Lee wa s fined an un · their I2th-row1d pick, to ;; AND lt:NOtX SUPPOitf SYSTEMS PERfORM WITHOUT UQUIOS CH!MICALS. MECHANICAL C"'.&NGES, GAS "LUNGS. Ol HIGH speci fied amo unt for f a il ln~. series of "contracts eovcring PRESSURE TANKS ANO THE HIGH COST OF HAUliNG HEAVY tu appear at Friday night 's his services through 1980. CY UNOUS IS UIMINATEO fCHI THOSE P~TIENTS R~UIRINC CONTINUOUS OXYGEN 01 FREOU!NT SERVICE. ga me with th e Sea ttle , Keith Simps(ln of Memphi s Mariners. He said he was State, Loui s l1ull£trd of upset with the sa le of close .Jackson State. f.lenn Starks Home friend Bernie Carbo of the (J f Texas A&l and George Delivery Cleveland Indians earl y Bclltts nf Mtam i ctre the other Available drah choices whr1 havl' Friday . HOMEMADE OXYGEN . si gned . 1elha RT.7 917 MIS 12-i SUN. J • • REALISTIC®CASSETTE RECORDING TAPE 60-MINUTE 2 FOR C-80 44-1102 Reg. 1 Ea. Stock up now for a ll your recordmg needsl Buy one casse tte and gel lh e second FREE - no ltm tl Reco rd mu s tc to take wtth you o n s umme r tnps. to the beac h, on p1cnt cs Make ltve recorrltngs o f s um me r e ve n1 s. co ncerts. fa mtly ga lh ermgs. 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H1cktll Gr~nulattd Roofing 1 Middlepo•t, Cl. j 1 93 7th Avt. I Aease send me tunhe• ln lormall on on I I C.anulaled Roof ing. It Is understood l am I• I '-'lder no obligation whatsoever . I 1.~~1th Saturde~y r1wrnrrrg t~lld today tS undayJ, with tllt' set't llld llllll! l.l ol L'S sttu·ting <tl l tun . So!unlay wtd tile I<Jsl Ill! H.' at 'l. th ts rSundCJy 1 aftc r- Leading the way lor the Pomeroy team were Whitlatch and Fields, who were the battery for the A's. Other hitt ers were Kovalehick, C. McKinney , [)avis, and Wamsley. Httters for the Raci ne club were K. Wolfe a double and z. IJecgle with a. single. Jerry Fields wa s th e wiiming pitcher for the A's a> he fanned 13 and walked only 1wo batters. Fields has struck uut 32 batlers in his last 12 innings of play. Receiving the loss for Racine was McNickle. 350 32- 13 Pomeroy A's 100 001 - I Racine Bone - No need to tear off your roof to repair any slate, metal. shingle or built-up roof, Make it leakproof with beautiful Granules. -Choose yours in any color of your choice. - Add yean of life to your present home or building. 1 t'UI! s!JCrs Wl:ls the (~alhpu lis <:olf Club temu nf Mike Cor\\·ere one stroke tmck uf lhe bin :md (lary FcndcriJo.sd t willl a li!J . rm1nersup. lndivil lual cm npctitw11 Nil'k Holmes. Jr., and Mtck e~nwng 100 players frum 10 Muran . uf the Chillicothe dubs slartetl !:l l 8: 15 a .111 Cou ntry ClulJ lied at a IJe~ l l••ll 65 wtlh Bill Whelsell , .Jr .. and Fred Rake uf the Marictla Country Club fur fir~ t Scioto results place. COLUMBUS iUPI ) Tile sct tmd place tk , at !iii, Lillie Majority blasted to a •tiX>Il between Ted Ba uer and record I :574-5 mile in winCcurgc Offen berger of . the ning the featured ninth race Marietta Cuu11lry Cl ub alld at Scioto Downs Friday niKhl. Hick Macklin and !lick Spires The time was the fastest of of the Ptckaway Country the season in the United Club. . Stales by a three-year-uld Cunley and Saunde r~ uf the ftlly on a five-eighths mile Gallipolio Gulf Club hod 67 .· track, erasi ng a I :59 3-5 Farther down among the clocking set by Passing Glance last month at Scioto. The winner charged ahead of Native Amber in the stretch and won by one length In other Lilli e League to return $3.40 and $2.40. actton, lhe Racine Royals There was no show betting bombed their rival s, the because only five horses were Racine Cardinals by a score enter ed in lhe race . Flying of 14-8. he game was a close Mary came in third . match up until the last inning Easy Susan captured (he when the Royals scored eight first race, kicking off a 3-10.0 runs to give them the victory . trifecta combmalion that was Major hitt ers for the worth a whopping $11 ,464 .20. Royals were R. Cummins and Bonnie Plate was second and C. Bostick each with a triple Peggys Red Rock was third. and N. Bostick who had a A crowd of 7,284 wagered perfect night at the plate wilh $556,086. three singles and two doubles. For the Cardinals, It Fisher and C. Hobbs were BOSTON IUP! i - The the leading hitters. Booton Hed Sox called up Bostick was given credit outfie !der Sam B(1wen from for lhe win as his team only their 1 \AA farm club · in allowed 12 hils, and R Lyons Pawtucket, ll.I.. the club was given the loss. annnunced Friday . H. Royals 211 208- 14 H. Cardinals 002 33Q- 8 Visiting Portland defeated the Racine Cardinals Thursday eveni ng, 8-4. Must uf the action ca me early in the game when Portland picked up three runs in the first inning off of losing pitcher C. Hobbs. Leading hillers for the Racine club were R Lyons and D. Salmons. ahd the leading hiller for the Portla nd club was Ward . Connolly was the winning pitcher for Portland and Hobbs lhe losing pitcher. Port land 302 201-ll lta cme 100 111-4 In Pony League action, the Pomeroy A's romped over Racine 13-1. Majority of the Pomeroy runs carne in the 2nd inning when the . A's picked up five runs and the Racine club went score less. The onl v Racine run came in the first inning . CHESTER, 0 . -Insulates against cold or heat. - Will not chip. crack or FREE ESTIMATES <;a llipolis 's Hill CuniL'y and llo\vanl fhtkcr St.~undt·rs Summer league results Mercury all spPed sl • 3.5 cubic inch loop scavenge engine • Caries bars from 16" through 24" • Both automatic and manual chain oiling ROCKETS SIGN BA!lR y HOUSTON 1UP! I - The Houston Ftockets Saturday stg ncd Golden State Warriors' All-Star forward Rick Barry to a two-year contract . Barry', an eight-y ea r veleran, has averaged 25.6 poi nts in 642 NBA games. In 1977-78 he scored 1,898 poinls for a 2:1.1 average with the Warriors. He played out his option wilh the West Coast team this past season . will open HOMELITE'S SUPER XL 985-3308 District 12 drawing Chillicothe, Marietta teams pro-am winners C-2-The Sunday Timeh~enu ne l. Sunday. J une 18. !9i8 PH. 446-2240 GALLIPOLIS ,1l<;o avail.1bltJ al Rad1o Shack SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA MA OIVI SION OF TANOY CORPORATiON Dealers look f01 thlS SiUn tf1 ','0111 o•ALE~ t1l!l\jhboll1ood . ._ _ _ _ _ _. . PRICES MAY V ARY AI INDIVIDUAL STO RE S �C-4- The Suruluy Tnnes.Senlmel, Sund"y, J unc 18, 1978 TOURNAMENT IS SET The Pom eroy Golf Course will spo nsor a Regatta To urnam ent Sundav morning, June 25. manager John Thomas ann ounced ~atur­ day . Tro phi es . will be awarded fur low net , low gru,ss, longest drive. an d longest pul l. Swimming lessons underway at Rio LYNE CENTER POOL SCHEDULE Week of June 19, 1971 DATE - ACTIVITY TIME 1-4 p.m. June 19 Open Swim' 6-Bp .m . 1-3 p.m . 1-3 p.m . June 20 Open Swim June 21 Open Swim RIO GRANDE - If keeping cool is your goal this summer, here is the oppcrtunit y you 've been waiting for. The athletic department of Rio Grande College and Community College will offer swimming lessons for anyon e six years or older. Cost for the mstruction will bell5. Three different class limes will be offered. Tuesday. and Thursday eveni ngs the class will run from 5 p.m. - 6 p.m., June 20 through July 11. Two classes which began June 3. will meet fiv e days a 6-Bp.m. At"" Cl&~n ( · 1·3 p.m . 12 noon -4 p.m . 12 noon -4 p.m . June25. Open Swim 12 noon -.11 p.m . NOTE 1: New Rates tor June - UP.! . .--~.. · I r:flllr I June 12 Open Swim June 23 Operi Swim ' June 24 Open Sw im r "'' l -2 hou r blocks - child · 11adu lt ; 3-4 hour blocks - s1 child . S1. 50 adult. $.50 NOTE "J : Family Rates - There is a poss ibil ity of haying family ra tes beginning July I. lnf<Ymation will be published later . Friday's linescores Mator L t> ague Results By Uni ted Press l nternation•l Nallonal Lugue PISbQh 113 100 l10 9 17 0 ooo on ooo Al ta 4 '1 Bly le.. en . Whdson (6 1 and 011 . N1ekro . Skok ( 4 ) , So lomon 10 1. Cam p (71 , East er ly t 91 and Murpny W Bly leven [5 51 L Nrek ro (7 7J HR S- P ittsburgh , Ott IJ ), Parker (101 . Atlanta , Horner t 11 $1 L . 000 000 000 0Q00) 1 0QI': HRs M rlwaukee . H1sle ('10 ), Thomas 115) , Cleveland . Gr ubb I n. Bell I l l O•> 000 000 000 Ba ll 000 102 03x - 6 B 0 0 91 Langford . Sosa [71. La cey (8), Heaverto <8 1 and Ess ian ; 0 Mart inez and Ska ggs, W0 Marftnez ( 6 31 L Langford 11 4), HRs ~ Balf lm ore , Murra'( 2 1 13 J 0 0 1 Cali f 701 020 050- 10 14 0 (lnCI 4 11 NY 000010033 ~ 7 111 Denny Sc t)ullt {71 and Aase, LaRoche 18 1. O .Mil ler $1 mmons . Seave r and Wer ner . 19 ) and Downi ng ; Beattie. W Sea\l'er {8 41 L Denny (6 Messer sm i th (7) and Munson . 51 HRs C1 ncmnat 1, Dr i essen Jol"m!!.On (8 ) W- Aase iJ .3 ). L Bealfie 11 21 HR S- Cal ifornia, Bav lor 11 61 , Fairly ( 7) ; New Ph lid 000 120 101 5 8 0 Yo rk , Spen cer (1) . "' Sa n Ogo 000 000 000 0 5 1 car liOn ana M c C a r v e r . Sea 000 000 OJO J 8 J 011 ooo 03x 6 7 2 Jon es, Kmney 191 and Rcbcns Bas W ( Miton 176 1 L Jones 15 Pole and Stmson ; Ecke r sley, Sl HR s Philadelph ia . Bowa Ca mpbell (S) and Fis k W Ca mpbell (4 4l L- Pole 14 81. Ill 113 mmng ~l Ch• c ag o oet 07000~001100 1 7 lSO Mmn ooo 0 10 00 1-- 2 11 1 011 100 ?Ox - S 15 0 Roze m a. B~ker f5) and Prtrr ish . Jo.'l ckson . Marshall (81 000 110011· 1000 6 161 and Borgmann w Jackson t 1 Burr•S . Su iter 113 J. Hollzmiln 01 L Rozema ( 2 J J 191. Moore 19 1, Hernandet 19 !. McGto rncn 110 1. P Reuschel K C 000 010 100- 2 0 I 111 1 and Rader . Co ~o. . Lemon Ch 1 000 00 1 000-- 1 9 I qE.'IIo , Samb• to 181. Forsch (101. Gura. Bird (8) , Hraboslq' (9 ) Wdl• a m s 11I 1 and Ferguson W o~ nd Porter , B Mr~os and P Rcusc hel 10 L Wdl •ams , NclhOrodny W- Gur<'l !4 l J L-1I BMr ,os IS 6 ) Houston Mil 001 000 000 1 9 0 LA 000 110 00• 2 10 0 Roger s clnd Ca rter Rau and Yeage r w Rau . 7 1 L Roger! , 7 1 HR Los AngeleS . Lo pe!\ 16 1 000 )10 000 4 90 SanFra n 000002104 711· 7 Kobel Loc kwood 171. Murr ay N Y (9 1 ~nd Hodges. Stearns . H-'l1C k 1. Cu ri 1S (0). Lavelle (81 a nd Hil l w L avelle , S 4 L lOCkWOOd , 7 5 HRS San Fran c !, CO. lv 1e ( 4 ), Madloc to. 16 l. Cr u1 {) ), Clar k fBI Am er ican Leag ue I h t game ) Tor 002 000 006 Texas 100 000 020· 8 8 1 3 87 Unclerwooo . W ill is ( 9 ) and Ashby DEll i s, l 1ndolad (9 ), Cle\leland 1 ~ 1 and J El i 1S W Underwooa () 7l . L · 0 Ellis I S l l HRs Tor onto , Ca rty (81 We've got the Supplies for O nd gam e1 Tor you ••• ·cARTER & EVANS GAUIPOLIS, OHIO OLIVE STREET 72() 000 100 5 91 CINClNNATI !UPI )- The Cincinnati Reds Sat urday anno uneed a 17-game schedule cover lng 13 cities for their goodwill exhibition tour of Japan this fall . The trip , from Oct . 25 to Nov 22, will be the Reds' first to Japan and the flrSI for any major league team since 19R The tour is spcnsored by the Yomiuri Shlmbun. a Japanese newspaper . Ga mes will be played against the Yomiuri Giants. based in Tokyo, and other Japan teams. Northfielll results NO RTHFIELD , Ohi o iUPI J- Fritz the Cat turned on the speed in the stretch Friday night to grab a four length victory over Hidden Secrets in lhe featured race at Northfield Park. The winner. driven by Dick Wentzel. covered the mile in the fastest time of his life 2:01 - and returned $5 , $3.40 and 13. Tars Albason finished third. The l().h race big triple com bin at io n uf 1-2-7 wa s worth $3,111.90 . A rrowd of 4,722 wagered $492,000. Major Leagu e L eaders By Unih::d Press International Battin; f Based on ISO at b~ts l National Lutue , G . AB . H . Pet. Gri ttcy Cln 6~ 7S7 83 .323 Burrogh s All S9 193 62 .32 1 Smllh LA 53 195 62 .318 Madlock SF 47 183 58 .317 Bowa Phi l SS 23'8 75 .315 Cla rk SF 60 no n : 31 4 lopes LA 52 188 59 .314 Puh l Hou 53 714 67 .313 S1 mmons S1 .L 62115 67 .311 Fos ler Cin 63 149 77 ,309 Am eri ca n L~agu e G . AB . M. Pet . C.Hew M 1n 55 208 74 .356 Jac kson Cal il7 160 53 331 Pin ie tla NV 44 157 Sl . 315 Rey nolds Sea 60 211 68 .312 MOlitOr M il 51 217 69 .318 Lynn Bos AmerlcJn Ltatu• Ma lor League Standings By United P-ress International National Leatue East W L Pet. GB 14. 2~ . 586 Chi cago 31 26 .5-4 4 11~ Ph!Ia J1 31 .508 41 • Montr ea t 21 J1 .466 . f P lll sb r gh 28 J 6 .438 9 New York 13 Al .35 9 14 St . LOU IS west W L. Pet. GB San Fran 39 21 .650 Cincinat , 38 25 .603 21 • LO S Ang JS 27 .56S S Houston 26 32 .44 8 12 Sa n D ie go 27 35 .435 13 A 11anta 24 35 .407 14' • Fr iday ' s Ruults Pittsburgh 9, Atlanta 4 Cinci'n nati 4, Sl Lou is 0 Phi lact elph ia 5. San Die go 0 Chicago 7, Hous 6, 13 inns . L os A.nyeltos 2, Mont r eal 1 San Francisco 7, New York 4 Sunday 's Game!. p,ttsb u·r gh a t Atlan ta Sf. Louis a t Ci ncinnati Ch icago at Hous ton . nigh t Mohtreal a t Los Angeles Phi ladelphia a t Sa n D iego New Yprk at San Fran , 2 eut Ballimr~ Milwauke De troit Cleve ln d Toronto Oakland 01 7 n~ 1 11 1/7 15'12 ll w. L.' Pet. 01 32 27 .542 l~ 30 .516 1'12 M iiW 8, Cleve 6, 10 inns. Bal ti more 6, Oakland 0 California 10, Nl!w York 7 Boston 6, seante J M innesota s, Detroit ~ ~ses City 2. Ch iceoo 1 year contracts Friday. Financial arrangements were not revealed . 41 , Zisk . Tex. 40 : Mu rr ay . Bait , Thompson , Det , Thom as, M il and Oliver , lex 39 . Stolen Bases National League : Moreno , P ill 27 ; Cedeno , ftou 23 : Maddox , Ph il and Trwe ras. P ill 19 . LOp('S , LA 16. American Leagu e: Wilson . KC 24; Oilone . Oak and Cruz , Sea Jl . LeF lor e , Oet and Wi lls, Te• 19 . Pitching National Le~gue : Grimsley. Mil 11 3. Kn e pper . SF 83 . R Reuschel. Chi , Seaver . Cin, Jo hn . LA an d Blu e, Sf B ~ American Lugue : Gu idry , NY 10 0 . Torrez. Bos 10 2, Tanan a . Cal 10 3; F"laMgan and POMEROY - The Five Poi nt Star Stitchers J . L. Club :::I~ 111 1111111111111111111111111111111 met J une 5 at the Denise White reside nce with 14 members and thr ee adviSQrs in attenda nce . Bu siness discussed was an over-night tn p lu Colum bus for a fashion show and the Rega\ta \alent show. Demonstrations were Extension Swine Specialist given by Deni se White, Phil Rick s of Johnston Cheryl Fol mer , Rae\ ee n County, N.C.. says that s om e h og pr o d ucers Oliver , an d Patty Parker on rocon gnize th e fert ili zer such subjects as being a good val ue of ~wine was te a nd hostess. sand art. F'ren ch ha ve designed systems that coo kies, and how to arrange oUow them to take od· food attractively. Refreshvantage it. but many ~ivt" ments were served by Becky lilllothuuMhllo the nutrient Edwards, Laura Eichi nge r, valu e. Th e manure in an and Che ryl F'olmer . The next underflou r pit is so concen- meeting will be hel d June 26 . tra ted tha t little bacterial action tokes place. t hus the Demonstrations and a health nutritmt value s remain fairlv pro gram were planned for con stant. Depe nding on th-e the next meetin g. - Lori storage syslt! m yo u use . Luuks, Reporter. some wa ste will retain its nutrient values longer t han Th e Country Kids HI Clu b others. " You lose only about mel June 3 allh e Ril a Maust 20% of the nitrogen when residence with nine members wa ste is stored in a p it. while and three advisors In alyou may lose over 50% when ten dance. 4-H Camp was waste is stored in a lagoon . Have t he ma nu re analyzed discussed by the members. A ear h time yo u change first aid demonstration on raLions ... he stiggesl s. Ricks howto treat a person in shock figures that 4,000 gullons of was given by Bill Maust. munure per acre wou ld Kenny Barnett report ed on a su pply enough ni trogen Lo fie ld trip for his club project, produce top-quulity Coastal fl ying a plane at the Parkersbermuda·grass on one NorLh burg Airp ort. The next Carolina farm. meeting will be held June tO al the Maust residence. Lynn Smith, Reporter . aurl· lacts SEE or POMEROY, 0. 1100 E. MAIN Pill 81 PH. 992-7034 American L eague : Ryan , Cal . 11) . Gu idry , NY B.S . F lanagen , 62 : Sa lt 76, Tanana . Cal Underwood . To r 6 1 • FULlON-OOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Spring Ave . P~rnerov -Arm Flotation Bands -Rafts -Water Basketball -Sinker Game AND FOR THE POOL •• -HTH Chlorine -Wading Pool Sanitizer -Patch Kits -Algaecide -Water Thermometer -Stabilizer -Pool Hose -PH Plus & Minus -Chlorine Concentrate -Vacuum Heads -Leaf Nets -Extension Handles JUNE SPECIALS JUNE FREEZER SALE .. <, 18 u . H. Unlco uprioht, lbs. lrozen tooo by 26ll in floor space. MOOel PV16S (21 041 6! Can be proorammed 10 match housettold wa1er USI! rate. has giJesl-cycle wl'len more soft water rs ne!K!ed also a bU+It-tn bypass for non·househok1 uses Remo ves up 1o 210 000 grams hardness a wee~ White narveSf Ootd O<Ocado Madel UC·XXX $4.49 95 lnstaUalion ulra Spring (Valley 'It~!: : : : : : : :;:·:·:· · · .•',.,_..,,...... . ..:· ~ 20 cu . II. Unlco Ciltlt, holds 710 lbS. froze n looo Model -- -Pi!Z? ' • PH20S (21-()420} JPI .tid" You 11f'l ,1 p11Wt'r lui 8 I ll ' Iii -'• "'' Wi t I ~;~~:;;;~~ 1\nd ,ru • ,H .,.,.,,. >I ~ d tOlHHl I t ~ " I H!\PI UNICOWATER HEATERS BOIIUS PRICE: hru'"lh; ! ~u \f 111! I• l1 till ' )tll ky drlll (111(11 \'vi iPfii S cll ld rtdfl OV1'r ltl'· li)th~. tuugl jOIJS Wt\11 I •tH P' I Ill '>IV€ Jll gec~ r clr• •' . r,,I I" ·lh 10 "lltp, \ orJl(-l lct(J'-,f· '' t)rec1k No. Si r A.r ! 1"~ tt tnnen l'-1 lor c111y f rHi lll "'""you ltdVt ' \o " " M ,,, .. \ yll ll 11101u\ ,11td l~i·t ) \Hr l llancl'-l on c1 ( 1r ,h· 1 ., f", t H!"lllPS Or sgp fnvest !n a money-saving fOOd lreezer now it mts spectal I ~ 52 Gil. Electric automiiiK: water tteater wtlh upper and lower !lements ot ~ 500 wall s each Glass ·llne~ tank , S·Vear umned wauam y. 50 m ~Qh 21 m dt· arne101. (21-1565) Reguo r~ 'St34 i5 IDIIUS PIIICE: International 574 Tractor S1f185 POMEROY LANDMARK JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. Yes! We service at your local Hotpoinl Dealer. Store Hours: 8:30 to 5:30. Mill closed al 5:00 Serving MeigS, Gallia and Mason Counties. , MARJETTA - President Ma rietta. Dona ld L. Ba rr ett has Colltn s, George M. scheduled lh e Buckeye Hills- cha irman, audit - budget 'Hoc king Va ll ey RegiO nal committee has scheduled a Deve lop m e nt District meeting fur his committee Exec utive Co mmitt ee Cliff McLane, Floyd Henmeetin g for Tuesday, June derSQn, Edward WhiLe, Phil 27, beginning at 1 p.m. at the Tom e and President Barrell. BH-HVRDD Co nf e r e nc e lo meet Tuesday , June 27 , 6 Room at 216 Putnam Street. p.m. in the office of the 410 St Clair Build ing. execut ive director. John Hagan, chairman of the per son nel pol icy and pr oc edu re co mmitt ee h t:~ s schedu led l:l meeting of his PATRON ANGRY LONG BEACH iU Pl i - A comm ittee - Ri chard H man angered that hi s fa vori te Hull , Max J\dkins, Willi am stool had been taken by St orm s, and Presid ent someone else fir ed six shots Barrett to meet Tuesda y. from a small -caliber pistol al June 21, at 6:20 p.m. in lhe drinkers in a bar Friday . uffi l'e uf t he executive killing one man and wounding dircrtur. ·; :: :: ;~ · .; ·• :: -· :: :: -· ;. ', .• . 1wo uthers. James Hudson, 25, was dead on arrival at St. Mary's Hospital. Kermit Ross, 25 , wa s ho spit alized w>th a gunshot wuuud and Gary He wa \. 24, whu suffered a hand wound, was treated and released . The gunman wa s not ident ifi ed. Dairy and TWO SHOTS NEE DED AT LANTA tUPl i - Two vaccine shtJtS may be needed to prutect cerl.ain age groups th1s fall and winter against the m um of Russian Influ enza, one of thr ee flu strrlins expct'teP to make Americans miserable. hea lth officials wa rned Frida y. poultry news Feoera\ CO LUMBU S. Oh 10 .-, t,lle da 1ry a nd poult r y marker news Paid 10 Ohio coun tr y pa ck 1ng plant., l or eg gs del 1ve r ed to rnat or Oh 10 c, t .e:. , De1 r011 and P 1II Sburqh , 24 nou rs en dinq 10 il tn Fr 1day , c ases in cl ude d . consume r grades, in clud 1ng · U S grades , m in .mum SO Lose lo ts Ca noned A large WHEN YOU BUY A 50lb. BAG OF PURINA RABBIT CHOW' JO 50 A medr um 37 <!2 A smull 32 4-l Pa1C1 tor eggs d CI1vered to re lail store s m m ajor Oh10 C il1eS . case s 1nr l11df"rl rnn~,.,......,~ qr a dc s 1n clu d 1n g U S. grade"> . CHECKERS~ minimum one case s ale : A tu mbo 6] 7J . mo'illy6 3 65 _ 51 65,mo "> l ly57 59 J9 57 . mosllyA9 51 38 46,mostl y38 40 A l.ug e A m dm A !)m all Ohro h en s pa 1d at I arm I yp e hen s !.e ven F01al11ntted tlmcontyyo u<an X Purina RABBIT CHOW CHlClllRS tak e advantdge o f thi S u ntq\le MONEY-SAVING OFFt: R - a Sl){'oa l l 1ght Read~ to cooK hen s, d el iver ed m<~tor Oh io eWes , ice pa c k ed , grade A and U S qrade A . cen ts per pound ; 5 lo pounds an a ov er 44 49 , mo stly -l6 .1! " Truc k. lot "> ales rr: ady to cook broil er s and l ryers . cen ts per pound del 1vered 48 1 ·1 50 C nc1 nnatr 49 50 1 l ClcveltHld · 60 lb . bonus bag of Purina Rabbit Chow Checker:, for th e pnce a ( a regular 50 lb. baq . J' D. NORTH PROOOCE CO. 110 VINE ST. GALLIPOLIS. OHIO ~• Jr••••••••••••••••~====~~~~~~~~=~1 .. A Toast to the Industry That Keeps Us Strong! II·, 1111!' 11! the 1110'1 lO Gal. Gas a/1-ntw, fuel·sawtr wat1r heater !eaMino · low BTU pilot." Savts approltm~lely 1.• 89.200 BTU 's per vear Glass-lined tank. S-year limned wa rranty, 52 1n high, 18in . d~ml!· !er (2 1 · 15tiO)RtQular ~St12.iS. 10• pnce ana enjoy laste-lempling ilellcat~s !he year around . Stop >n an!l see !hem now. Ouanlities llmite<l . Development meetings are annoum:ed : • GET YOUR HANDS DNA GREAT Ill GRAVELY B. ,. Drive a little and save a lot - Free Delivery within 75 miles. l?o·~~~ milk to fit her family 's purse and nu tritional needs. wf• 'lld k e .. The fed eral reg ul at ions effective on May 3, 1918. Stales like Ohio, which did nut ha ve sufficien t au thority under e xi~ting stale la w Lu update their st rip mini ng programs to meet fed eral stttndards ~ were m jeop a1·dy of \usi ng t heir regu latory authority . at the slate lev el. On May 15 . Gov. Jatnes A. Rhndes issued an executi ve order .lo invoke the federal rul es in Oh io until the Ohio Gener a l Asse mbl y co uld ena cl .comp a rable state leg islation. l11is ha s enabled Ohio to re tain tls regulator y authorit y and permitted str ip mi ners to continue dealing with lh e state instead of th e federa l gove rnment. If adopted in Ohio, the new rules would im pose st ricter mini ng and reclam at ion performance standards for pr ime farm land. mo un taintop and stee p slope minin g; requir e min ing and rede:tmation lo be cons iste nt Wil h lan.d use polic ies; require rec la mation on su rfa ce arects affected by under g r o u nd m i ning vperations: emphasize the preservatio n of groundwater suppli es: and raise mini ng pe rmit fees from $30 to $50 per acre of la nd affected. wide range ol options, Including trans pl anting lhe darter from its Lillie Tennessee River home. TV,\ Chairman S. David ', Fr eeman and assistant Int er\c,H' Sec ret. ll ry Robert Herbst " agreed tha t t he ~ Tell ico project should be redesigned in a manner that gives high priority to the hum an needs in the region while remaini ng within the constra ints uf appli ca ble law, " a spokesma n said . (2 1:2223·5) Reo' AT YOUR POOL SUPPLY STORE. • • .:il;:::;:::::::;::;::;:'!;;;::,:,:;::,:,.,,,,,,.__\ lllllllllllllllll!llllllllllllllllllilll WASHJNGTON iU Pl} Stym ied by a Sup reme Court dec ision. the Tenn essee Valley Authori ty has agreed lu redesign lhe 1119 million Tellico Dam project to accommodate lhe snail darter. a small fi sh whose existence had been threatened by the project. In a joint announcement F' riday, TVA and t he Interior Depart ment said a special task f(Jrce win consider a t)l'l'ttme 90 calories per cup. " Lowlal Milk " - Fal removed so that the milkfa l cont ent is wilh<n the range of 0.5 lo 2.0 percent. Caloric val ue would be higher than fur skim mi lk. "Vitam m ll Mil k" - The vit amin D content has been increased to at least 400 U.S P. unit s per quart. Nutr·1tiu n u ut ho riti c::; recumm cnd thi s amount of vitam in D d<>ily for children. "Fortified Milk" - Milk in whil'h the vllamin (lJid-\Jf mineral l'OJ1tcnt ha.s been im:reased . Fur example, skim milk may be forl >fied with vitamin A. Extra nonfat milk solid s may be add ed lu furl ified milk products. Thus. lhe calor!<: va lu e of plain sklrn milk may be increased from 90 ca lor ies per cup to l l 0 calunes . The cost of fo11ified milk is hi gher than rur nun· fo rt ifwd milk . The form of mi lk selected should be based upun the family's nutritional needs .as well as ta ste preferen ces. Du the y need 1u watch caluri es? Do adults need t.o lcurn to lik e skin1 nlilk instead of whole milk' Are there children who need vitamin D thctt viletmin D enriched milk prov ides' Dues milk serve the im!Jill1ant sourr.:e for vitamin A ur arr other food sources of vitami n A inrluded in the dtel regula rly·: Probably vitamin A enr iched mi lk fo r children is a wise chu ic e. 'll1ese 1.1rc a fe w nu lrition fac ts that should a ff ec t chokes uf mil k. Other choices lhat influ ence cost are the ki nd uf cont ainer, hom e de li very ur store pick up, store brands a nd naltonC!IIy adverti sed brands . 111e wise hum emak ~r buys The Tuppers Plains 4-H Girls met June 6 al the Ange la Coll ins residence wi th ll1e Super Chics 4-H Club seven members nnd lhrce mel June 10 al the Linda Equally at home in the feedlot or in the field AUTOMATIC WATER SOFTENER ho~s 558 1n on~ 32 Ohio affecl greatly the amount of BY OIANA S. EBERTS mon ey spent for milk as well Extension Agent as the amount of vari ous Home Economics nutrients provided . Meigs County How do I know th e POMEROY - Milk is form of milk to buy'! known to be a nutritious food 'nle foll owing statements an d gt:!nerally considered an important patt of the diet of highlight ce rta in nutrients children. So many for ms of present rn some dair y milk are now availab le in a produ cts . " Sta nd ardiz ed Milk " wide cost range that choices 1 made in bu ying milk can cont<.~ins nul less than 3 :! percent milk fal and t wclve percent lola \ so lids. Caloric va lu e is about IG5 per cup . ·' Unslandardized Milk" no adjustm ent in content has been made by the dairy . advisor s in attendan ce. Labe l must state "Wh ole Plants a nd ga rdenin g, Mi lk " and percenta ge uf sew ing. a nd furnitur e butterfat . refinishin g project s were "'Ski m or Skim med Milk " discussed. A demonstration - milk fat content is less than on gardening was given by 0.4 percent . Ca lori c content is Tim Dur st . Refr eshm ents GETS EVEN were se rved by Teresa Collin s. The next meeting will BURI EN. Wash . tU Pi i be hel d June 29 al the Rose Bcu bara Smith got mttd as .Ca rr residence. - Ange la blazes at her car su she decided tu beat it lu death . Cullins. Reporter. Wh en th e 14-year-o\d le wouldn '1 stm1 for automubl The F'1ve Point Bucks 4-H !he umpteenth time early Cl ub mel .Ju ne 8 at the Rocky Friday. Ms. Smith. 28, look a Pit1.e r reside nce with 10 members and nne advisor in basc ba11 bat out of the trunk a!lendan ce. A fi shing and starte d swinging. King Coun ty Police Officer demonst ration was given by Jim Fuda arr ived at lhc Ri ck Lon g. Refre shment s scene an d found lhe vehicle were served by Mr5. Pitzer. with ail it s windows and The next meeting will be held headli ght s sma shed and Ju ne 27 al the Tommy Pullin s dents eve rywhere. res idence . - Tomm y Pullins, Heporter. Donohu e residence with six The Hillbillies 4-H Club met members and one advisor in June 12 a l the Ma rcia all endance . Th e club Holcomb resi dence - with II members gav e twu skits un members and one advisor in Me. You an d Oth ers . A attendance. Demonstrations dem onstration vn bicy('le were given by Billy Holcomb hand signals was given by on Pollution in the City . Kenda Donohu e. Hefre shMarci a Holcomb on · Pork ments were served by J<J Y Product ion. Carl a Rife on Spaun and Kcnda Donohue. Clothing Complements. and The next meet ing will be he ld Becky Rife on Flower Gar- Jun e 23 al t he Kat r>na dening. Refreshments wer e Dunohue res idence . served by Marcia and Bill y 1.4.1rena Donohu e. Repo11cr . Holcomb. The next meeting will be held July 16 al the McGuire residence, when the • members wi ll have a hayride. - Carla Rife. Reporter. TVA agrees to change slate law . mining program. According lu Charles Call , Chief uf UDNR's Divi sion uf H eda m e~ I I(Jn, in order for Ohi u to continu e jurisdiction , the Division must submit to the U. S. Department of In · te r·io r a progr am that demonst rates Ohio ca n en· for ce the mur e stringent federal regul ations l h rou~h Meigs 4-H Club News 1 f 10 mn ing s l Mil 000100 311 ~ B 120 CIC 000 400 OiO 0 -- 6 9 1 So rensen , Mc Clure (9), Castro 110 1 and Martinez . Moore 110>. W1se . Kern (BJ, Sp111ner {1 01 ana AleiC ander . w McClur e (2 2) L- Kern (S 2) WE HAVE••• 529 JACKSON PIKE HOURS MON-SAT. 9 am - 8 PM FFA BOYS ATTEND FORESTRY CAMP - Pictured above, left to right, are Donald Sl . Claire of the Hannan Tra~ FFA and Jan Collins of lhe Gallipclis ~'FA , standmg '" front of the Ohto Forestry Association Camp headqua~ler~. The forest ry camp is located near Mansfteld, Oh10. Stxly percent of the 1200 cost was furnished by the Sot! Conserval>on Serv1ce m Gallia C<lunly and the rest of the cost was assumed by th e local rF A Chapter and the boys themselves. The camp session was held from Jun e 11 thr~ugh Jun e 16 and covered a varie\y of for estry rela ted subjects. The boys were transported to the camp by Mr. and Mrs ..J. Thomas Pope. Mr. Pope is the Hannan Trace FF A advtsor . Why dues lhe ala 1111 work without f<>il. un yuur·day off'' · J State Ufft ce Tower , 30 E. Bruad St. The pruposed rules would bring Ohio's sti'ip mine law into compli Hnce with the federal st andards uf th e Sul'face Mining Control and Rcc\arnatioit Act of 1977 and wo uld allow Ohi o to con tin ue tu have exclusive jurisdi ction over lh e stale's surface coal What form of milk shall I buy for my family? Sunday's 01m11 se attle at Boston Milwaukee at Cleveland , 2 I<. anus City at Ch icago. 2 Detroit at Minnesota Cali fornia at New York Oakland at ·aau lmou Toron to at Texas, n ight KINGSBURY HOME SALES ARE NOW OPEN 48 . Montanec. NY 43 ; Cey and Sm i th , LA and M cco .. ey , SF 41 . Ameri can L eagu e: R1 ce , Bos 61 : Stau b, Det 44 ; Ba y lo r. Cal COLUMBUS - The Ohio Depar lmenl uf Natural Resources iODNR l will hold a public hearing in Colum bus on Friday, Ju ne :!0, on pro posed changes in Ohio's sl ri p mining rules. ODN R's Division of Reclamation will co ndu ct the hearing at 9 a.m. in the first fl uor hearing room of the 31 31 .SOfl 2 :io Jl .~92 31 Texa s Chica go 29 31 .·d l l h Minesota 25 lS ..&17 7111 Seattle l9 A6 .292 16 Frld1y's Results Toronto 8. Texas 3. 1St Toronto S. Texas 2, 2nd NEW SUMMER HOURS tn Earned Run A\·erage l Ba sed on 6J innings pitched) Nationttl Lea gue : R Reusd'lel , Chi 1 01 , Roge r s, Mil an d Knepper . SF 179 . Carlton . Phil 2 58 . Blue . SF 'l 01. American League : . Guidr y, NY 1 S7 . P almer . Ball 186: Keough . Oak 1 9(1 , TiM! . Boo:. 2 39 . Spl tttor rt. KC 2 42 Strikeouts Nat 1ona1 League : R ic hard , Hou 116 , Niekro, All 91 ; Seave r , Cin 87 , Montefusco , SP 83 . Rog ers. Mtl ana Btyteven , west Ka n Ci ty Cali f BALTIMORE I UPI l - The Bat lim ore C<llls signed Reese McCa ll. their fir st-round draft pick, to a series of one- Batt ed "NationalRunsLeague : Fos ter . Ci n Palmer , Ball 9 L. Pel. 19 .698 lS .S90 ~ • .ss1 16 .s1• 31 29 .517 26 32 ..ue 11 <0 .3<4 New York S6 208 66 .317 Ri ce Bos 63 263 83 .316 Lezca no M il 511l 1 54 .316 Bel l e re sa 226 11 .314 Cubbage M m 48 153 .t8 .314 Mom!! Run s Nat1ona1 League : Luzin sk l, Phil 15 ; Kingma n, ' Chi and Foster , Ci n 14 ; Mon day , LA 11: Sm ith, L A and Win f ield. SO 11 American League : Rice. Bo s 2 1. Baylor . Cal 16 ; Tho mpso n. Del and Thomas , M il 15 ; E\l<lnS, Bos and ThOmas , Mil W. •• J6 l6 35 Boston Te xas 010.001 000- 2 6 1 Jellerson , Murphy (91 and Cerone ; Morel. Comer (2), Umbarger 19 1 ana Sundber g. W Je tter son ( S 6) L - Morel 10· 1) HRs - Texas. . Bon ds I BJ. To Increase Your Swimming Pleasure -Swin Masks -Swim Fins -Ear Plugs -Nose Clips Reds to play 17 tilts in Japan NAMED COACH ASHLAND , Ohio I UP() Jim Seward, 31, coach at Wayne State University in Nebraska , was named head basketbaH mach at Ash land College Friday . Seward. who · had a 64-45 ~ record in four years at Wayne · State. succeeds Joe Gottfried. · d an · M f who res1~ne ay a te r t'Om piling a BJ-45 record in f' t Ashl d IVC ye a~ s a . an . Gottfried quit to take the head co aching job al Southern Ulinois. Seward, a native of Eva nston , Ill ., graduated from Hiram Scott C<lllege in Nebraska . week through July 3. 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Easy finance plans available . -~~ I \ _·~ J 992-2176 ~------------~~----~~~- 'r :-( GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 204 Condor Street 992 -2975 Pomeroy , Ohio Open : 9:00-5 :30 Mon .-Tues .- Wed . Fri. & Sal. 8:00-12 :00 Thursday Manning Roush , Owner ,, DAIRY MONTH SPECIAL! GILT EDGE DAIRI-SOL 2VzlB. SIZE 1 1.00 OFF REGULAR PRICE JUsT •s•o ANCHOR DAIRY FLY-SOL2V4LB. SIZE '1.00 OFF REGULAR PRICE $490 CENTRAL SOY A WISHES AREA DAIRYMEN JIJST MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. POMEROY ..... ' One only 574 Diesel Row Crop Tractor . We MUST sell at once! Let our loss be your gain by calling us ·a t 992-2176 or stop by and see us in person. Don't delay, we only have ONE! 3RD ST. .) CONTINUED SUCCESS. .. ·h.~--------------------~ >( I) �C-4- The Suruluy Tnnes.Senlmel, Sund"y, J unc 18, 1978 TOURNAMENT IS SET The Pom eroy Golf Course will spo nsor a Regatta To urnam ent Sundav morning, June 25. manager John Thomas ann ounced ~atur­ day . Tro phi es . will be awarded fur low net , low gru,ss, longest drive. an d longest pul l. Swimming lessons underway at Rio LYNE CENTER POOL SCHEDULE Week of June 19, 1971 DATE - ACTIVITY TIME 1-4 p.m. June 19 Open Swim' 6-Bp .m . 1-3 p.m . 1-3 p.m . June 20 Open Swim June 21 Open Swim RIO GRANDE - If keeping cool is your goal this summer, here is the oppcrtunit y you 've been waiting for. The athletic department of Rio Grande College and Community College will offer swimming lessons for anyon e six years or older. Cost for the mstruction will bell5. Three different class limes will be offered. Tuesday. and Thursday eveni ngs the class will run from 5 p.m. - 6 p.m., June 20 through July 11. Two classes which began June 3. will meet fiv e days a 6-Bp.m. At"" Cl&~n ( · 1·3 p.m . 12 noon -4 p.m . 12 noon -4 p.m . June25. Open Swim 12 noon -.11 p.m . NOTE 1: New Rates tor June - UP.! . .--~.. · I r:flllr I June 12 Open Swim June 23 Operi Swim ' June 24 Open Sw im r "'' l -2 hou r blocks - child · 11adu lt ; 3-4 hour blocks - s1 child . S1. 50 adult. $.50 NOTE "J : Family Rates - There is a poss ibil ity of haying family ra tes beginning July I. lnf<Ymation will be published later . Friday's linescores Mator L t> ague Results By Uni ted Press l nternation•l Nallonal Lugue PISbQh 113 100 l10 9 17 0 ooo on ooo Al ta 4 '1 Bly le.. en . Whdson (6 1 and 011 . N1ekro . Skok ( 4 ) , So lomon 10 1. Cam p (71 , East er ly t 91 and Murpny W Bly leven [5 51 L Nrek ro (7 7J HR S- P ittsburgh , Ott IJ ), Parker (101 . Atlanta , Horner t 11 $1 L . 000 000 000 0Q00) 1 0QI': HRs M rlwaukee . H1sle ('10 ), Thomas 115) , Cleveland . Gr ubb I n. Bell I l l O•> 000 000 000 Ba ll 000 102 03x - 6 B 0 0 91 Langford . Sosa [71. La cey (8), Heaverto <8 1 and Ess ian ; 0 Mart inez and Ska ggs, W0 Marftnez ( 6 31 L Langford 11 4), HRs ~ Balf lm ore , Murra'( 2 1 13 J 0 0 1 Cali f 701 020 050- 10 14 0 (lnCI 4 11 NY 000010033 ~ 7 111 Denny Sc t)ullt {71 and Aase, LaRoche 18 1. O .Mil ler $1 mmons . Seave r and Wer ner . 19 ) and Downi ng ; Beattie. W Sea\l'er {8 41 L Denny (6 Messer sm i th (7) and Munson . 51 HRs C1 ncmnat 1, Dr i essen Jol"m!!.On (8 ) W- Aase iJ .3 ). L Bealfie 11 21 HR S- Cal ifornia, Bav lor 11 61 , Fairly ( 7) ; New Ph lid 000 120 101 5 8 0 Yo rk , Spen cer (1) . "' Sa n Ogo 000 000 000 0 5 1 car liOn ana M c C a r v e r . Sea 000 000 OJO J 8 J 011 ooo 03x 6 7 2 Jon es, Kmney 191 and Rcbcns Bas W ( Miton 176 1 L Jones 15 Pole and Stmson ; Ecke r sley, Sl HR s Philadelph ia . Bowa Ca mpbell (S) and Fis k W Ca mpbell (4 4l L- Pole 14 81. Ill 113 mmng ~l Ch• c ag o oet 07000~001100 1 7 lSO Mmn ooo 0 10 00 1-- 2 11 1 011 100 ?Ox - S 15 0 Roze m a. B~ker f5) and Prtrr ish . Jo.'l ckson . Marshall (81 000 110011· 1000 6 161 and Borgmann w Jackson t 1 Burr•S . Su iter 113 J. Hollzmiln 01 L Rozema ( 2 J J 191. Moore 19 1, Hernandet 19 !. McGto rncn 110 1. P Reuschel K C 000 010 100- 2 0 I 111 1 and Rader . Co ~o. . Lemon Ch 1 000 00 1 000-- 1 9 I qE.'IIo , Samb• to 181. Forsch (101. Gura. Bird (8) , Hraboslq' (9 ) Wdl• a m s 11I 1 and Ferguson W o~ nd Porter , B Mr~os and P Rcusc hel 10 L Wdl •ams , NclhOrodny W- Gur<'l !4 l J L-1I BMr ,os IS 6 ) Houston Mil 001 000 000 1 9 0 LA 000 110 00• 2 10 0 Roger s clnd Ca rter Rau and Yeage r w Rau . 7 1 L Roger! , 7 1 HR Los AngeleS . Lo pe!\ 16 1 000 )10 000 4 90 SanFra n 000002104 711· 7 Kobel Loc kwood 171. Murr ay N Y (9 1 ~nd Hodges. Stearns . H-'l1C k 1. Cu ri 1S (0). Lavelle (81 a nd Hil l w L avelle , S 4 L lOCkWOOd , 7 5 HRS San Fran c !, CO. lv 1e ( 4 ), Madloc to. 16 l. Cr u1 {) ), Clar k fBI Am er ican Leag ue I h t game ) Tor 002 000 006 Texas 100 000 020· 8 8 1 3 87 Unclerwooo . W ill is ( 9 ) and Ashby DEll i s, l 1ndolad (9 ), Cle\leland 1 ~ 1 and J El i 1S W Underwooa () 7l . L · 0 Ellis I S l l HRs Tor onto , Ca rty (81 We've got the Supplies for O nd gam e1 Tor you ••• ·cARTER & EVANS GAUIPOLIS, OHIO OLIVE STREET 72() 000 100 5 91 CINClNNATI !UPI )- The Cincinnati Reds Sat urday anno uneed a 17-game schedule cover lng 13 cities for their goodwill exhibition tour of Japan this fall . The trip , from Oct . 25 to Nov 22, will be the Reds' first to Japan and the flrSI for any major league team since 19R The tour is spcnsored by the Yomiuri Shlmbun. a Japanese newspaper . Ga mes will be played against the Yomiuri Giants. based in Tokyo, and other Japan teams. Northfielll results NO RTHFIELD , Ohi o iUPI J- Fritz the Cat turned on the speed in the stretch Friday night to grab a four length victory over Hidden Secrets in lhe featured race at Northfield Park. The winner. driven by Dick Wentzel. covered the mile in the fastest time of his life 2:01 - and returned $5 , $3.40 and 13. Tars Albason finished third. The l().h race big triple com bin at io n uf 1-2-7 wa s worth $3,111.90 . A rrowd of 4,722 wagered $492,000. Major Leagu e L eaders By Unih::d Press International Battin; f Based on ISO at b~ts l National Lutue , G . AB . H . Pet. Gri ttcy Cln 6~ 7S7 83 .323 Burrogh s All S9 193 62 .32 1 Smllh LA 53 195 62 .318 Madlock SF 47 183 58 .317 Bowa Phi l SS 23'8 75 .315 Cla rk SF 60 no n : 31 4 lopes LA 52 188 59 .314 Puh l Hou 53 714 67 .313 S1 mmons S1 .L 62115 67 .311 Fos ler Cin 63 149 77 ,309 Am eri ca n L~agu e G . AB . M. Pet . C.Hew M 1n 55 208 74 .356 Jac kson Cal il7 160 53 331 Pin ie tla NV 44 157 Sl . 315 Rey nolds Sea 60 211 68 .312 MOlitOr M il 51 217 69 .318 Lynn Bos AmerlcJn Ltatu• Ma lor League Standings By United P-ress International National Leatue East W L Pet. GB 14. 2~ . 586 Chi cago 31 26 .5-4 4 11~ Ph!Ia J1 31 .508 41 • Montr ea t 21 J1 .466 . f P lll sb r gh 28 J 6 .438 9 New York 13 Al .35 9 14 St . LOU IS west W L. Pet. GB San Fran 39 21 .650 Cincinat , 38 25 .603 21 • LO S Ang JS 27 .56S S Houston 26 32 .44 8 12 Sa n D ie go 27 35 .435 13 A 11anta 24 35 .407 14' • Fr iday ' s Ruults Pittsburgh 9, Atlanta 4 Cinci'n nati 4, Sl Lou is 0 Phi lact elph ia 5. San Die go 0 Chicago 7, Hous 6, 13 inns . L os A.nyeltos 2, Mont r eal 1 San Francisco 7, New York 4 Sunday 's Game!. p,ttsb u·r gh a t Atlan ta Sf. Louis a t Ci ncinnati Ch icago at Hous ton . nigh t Mohtreal a t Los Angeles Phi ladelphia a t Sa n D iego New Yprk at San Fran , 2 eut Ballimr~ Milwauke De troit Cleve ln d Toronto Oakland 01 7 n~ 1 11 1/7 15'12 ll w. L.' Pet. 01 32 27 .542 l~ 30 .516 1'12 M iiW 8, Cleve 6, 10 inns. Bal ti more 6, Oakland 0 California 10, Nl!w York 7 Boston 6, seante J M innesota s, Detroit ~ ~ses City 2. Ch iceoo 1 year contracts Friday. Financial arrangements were not revealed . 41 , Zisk . Tex. 40 : Mu rr ay . Bait , Thompson , Det , Thom as, M il and Oliver , lex 39 . Stolen Bases National League : Moreno , P ill 27 ; Cedeno , ftou 23 : Maddox , Ph il and Trwe ras. P ill 19 . LOp('S , LA 16. American Leagu e: Wilson . KC 24; Oilone . Oak and Cruz , Sea Jl . LeF lor e , Oet and Wi lls, Te• 19 . Pitching National Le~gue : Grimsley. Mil 11 3. Kn e pper . SF 83 . R Reuschel. Chi , Seaver . Cin, Jo hn . LA an d Blu e, Sf B ~ American Lugue : Gu idry , NY 10 0 . Torrez. Bos 10 2, Tanan a . Cal 10 3; F"laMgan and POMEROY - The Five Poi nt Star Stitchers J . L. Club :::I~ 111 1111111111111111111111111111111 met J une 5 at the Denise White reside nce with 14 members and thr ee adviSQrs in attenda nce . Bu siness discussed was an over-night tn p lu Colum bus for a fashion show and the Rega\ta \alent show. Demonstrations were Extension Swine Specialist given by Deni se White, Phil Rick s of Johnston Cheryl Fol mer , Rae\ ee n County, N.C.. says that s om e h og pr o d ucers Oliver , an d Patty Parker on rocon gnize th e fert ili zer such subjects as being a good val ue of ~wine was te a nd hostess. sand art. F'ren ch ha ve designed systems that coo kies, and how to arrange oUow them to take od· food attractively. Refreshvantage it. but many ~ivt" ments were served by Becky lilllothuuMhllo the nutrient Edwards, Laura Eichi nge r, valu e. Th e manure in an and Che ryl F'olmer . The next underflou r pit is so concen- meeting will be hel d June 26 . tra ted tha t little bacterial action tokes place. t hus the Demonstrations and a health nutritmt value s remain fairlv pro gram were planned for con stant. Depe nding on th-e the next meetin g. - Lori storage syslt! m yo u use . Luuks, Reporter. some wa ste will retain its nutrient values longer t han Th e Country Kids HI Clu b others. " You lose only about mel June 3 allh e Ril a Maust 20% of the nitrogen when residence with nine members wa ste is stored in a p it. while and three advisors In alyou may lose over 50% when ten dance. 4-H Camp was waste is stored in a lagoon . Have t he ma nu re analyzed discussed by the members. A ear h time yo u change first aid demonstration on raLions ... he stiggesl s. Ricks howto treat a person in shock figures that 4,000 gullons of was given by Bill Maust. munure per acre wou ld Kenny Barnett report ed on a su pply enough ni trogen Lo fie ld trip for his club project, produce top-quulity Coastal fl ying a plane at the Parkersbermuda·grass on one NorLh burg Airp ort. The next Carolina farm. meeting will be held June tO al the Maust residence. Lynn Smith, Reporter . aurl· lacts SEE or POMEROY, 0. 1100 E. MAIN Pill 81 PH. 992-7034 American L eague : Ryan , Cal . 11) . Gu idry , NY B.S . F lanagen , 62 : Sa lt 76, Tanana . Cal Underwood . To r 6 1 • FULlON-OOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Spring Ave . P~rnerov -Arm Flotation Bands -Rafts -Water Basketball -Sinker Game AND FOR THE POOL •• -HTH Chlorine -Wading Pool Sanitizer -Patch Kits -Algaecide -Water Thermometer -Stabilizer -Pool Hose -PH Plus & Minus -Chlorine Concentrate -Vacuum Heads -Leaf Nets -Extension Handles JUNE SPECIALS JUNE FREEZER SALE .. <, 18 u . H. Unlco uprioht, lbs. lrozen tooo by 26ll in floor space. MOOel PV16S (21 041 6! Can be proorammed 10 match housettold wa1er USI! rate. has giJesl-cycle wl'len more soft water rs ne!K!ed also a bU+It-tn bypass for non·househok1 uses Remo ves up 1o 210 000 grams hardness a wee~ White narveSf Ootd O<Ocado Madel UC·XXX $4.49 95 lnstaUalion ulra Spring (Valley 'It~!: : : : : : : :;:·:·:· · · .•',.,_..,,...... . ..:· ~ 20 cu . II. Unlco Ciltlt, holds 710 lbS. froze n looo Model -- -Pi!Z? ' • PH20S (21-()420} JPI .tid" You 11f'l ,1 p11Wt'r lui 8 I ll ' Iii -'• "'' Wi t I ~;~~:;;;~~ 1\nd ,ru • ,H .,.,.,,. >I ~ d tOlHHl I t ~ " I H!\PI UNICOWATER HEATERS BOIIUS PRICE: hru'"lh; ! ~u \f 111! I• l1 till ' )tll ky drlll (111(11 \'vi iPfii S cll ld rtdfl OV1'r ltl'· li)th~. tuugl jOIJS Wt\11 I •tH P' I Ill '>IV€ Jll gec~ r clr• •' . r,,I I" ·lh 10 "lltp, \ orJl(-l lct(J'-,f· '' t)rec1k No. Si r A.r ! 1"~ tt tnnen l'-1 lor c111y f rHi lll "'""you ltdVt ' \o " " M ,,, .. \ yll ll 11101u\ ,11td l~i·t ) \Hr l llancl'-l on c1 ( 1r ,h· 1 ., f", t H!"lllPS Or sgp fnvest !n a money-saving fOOd lreezer now it mts spectal I ~ 52 Gil. Electric automiiiK: water tteater wtlh upper and lower !lements ot ~ 500 wall s each Glass ·llne~ tank , S·Vear umned wauam y. 50 m ~Qh 21 m dt· arne101. (21-1565) Reguo r~ 'St34 i5 IDIIUS PIIICE: International 574 Tractor S1f185 POMEROY LANDMARK JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. Yes! We service at your local Hotpoinl Dealer. Store Hours: 8:30 to 5:30. Mill closed al 5:00 Serving MeigS, Gallia and Mason Counties. , MARJETTA - President Ma rietta. Dona ld L. Ba rr ett has Colltn s, George M. scheduled lh e Buckeye Hills- cha irman, audit - budget 'Hoc king Va ll ey RegiO nal committee has scheduled a Deve lop m e nt District meeting fur his committee Exec utive Co mmitt ee Cliff McLane, Floyd Henmeetin g for Tuesday, June derSQn, Edward WhiLe, Phil 27, beginning at 1 p.m. at the Tom e and President Barrell. BH-HVRDD Co nf e r e nc e lo meet Tuesday , June 27 , 6 Room at 216 Putnam Street. p.m. in the office of the 410 St Clair Build ing. execut ive director. John Hagan, chairman of the per son nel pol icy and pr oc edu re co mmitt ee h t:~ s schedu led l:l meeting of his PATRON ANGRY LONG BEACH iU Pl i - A comm ittee - Ri chard H man angered that hi s fa vori te Hull , Max J\dkins, Willi am stool had been taken by St orm s, and Presid ent someone else fir ed six shots Barrett to meet Tuesda y. from a small -caliber pistol al June 21, at 6:20 p.m. in lhe drinkers in a bar Friday . uffi l'e uf t he executive killing one man and wounding dircrtur. ·; :: :: ;~ · .; ·• :: -· :: :: -· ;. ', .• . 1wo uthers. James Hudson, 25, was dead on arrival at St. Mary's Hospital. Kermit Ross, 25 , wa s ho spit alized w>th a gunshot wuuud and Gary He wa \. 24, whu suffered a hand wound, was treated and released . The gunman wa s not ident ifi ed. Dairy and TWO SHOTS NEE DED AT LANTA tUPl i - Two vaccine shtJtS may be needed to prutect cerl.ain age groups th1s fall and winter against the m um of Russian Influ enza, one of thr ee flu strrlins expct'teP to make Americans miserable. hea lth officials wa rned Frida y. poultry news Feoera\ CO LUMBU S. Oh 10 .-, t,lle da 1ry a nd poult r y marker news Paid 10 Ohio coun tr y pa ck 1ng plant., l or eg gs del 1ve r ed to rnat or Oh 10 c, t .e:. , De1 r011 and P 1II Sburqh , 24 nou rs en dinq 10 il tn Fr 1day , c ases in cl ude d . consume r grades, in clud 1ng · U S grades , m in .mum SO Lose lo ts Ca noned A large WHEN YOU BUY A 50lb. BAG OF PURINA RABBIT CHOW' JO 50 A medr um 37 <!2 A smull 32 4-l Pa1C1 tor eggs d CI1vered to re lail store s m m ajor Oh10 C il1eS . case s 1nr l11df"rl rnn~,.,......,~ qr a dc s 1n clu d 1n g U S. grade"> . CHECKERS~ minimum one case s ale : A tu mbo 6] 7J . mo'illy6 3 65 _ 51 65,mo "> l ly57 59 J9 57 . mosllyA9 51 38 46,mostl y38 40 A l.ug e A m dm A !)m all Ohro h en s pa 1d at I arm I yp e hen s !.e ven F01al11ntted tlmcontyyo u<an X Purina RABBIT CHOW CHlClllRS tak e advantdge o f thi S u ntq\le MONEY-SAVING OFFt: R - a Sl){'oa l l 1ght Read~ to cooK hen s, d el iver ed m<~tor Oh io eWes , ice pa c k ed , grade A and U S qrade A . cen ts per pound ; 5 lo pounds an a ov er 44 49 , mo stly -l6 .1! " Truc k. lot "> ales rr: ady to cook broil er s and l ryers . cen ts per pound del 1vered 48 1 ·1 50 C nc1 nnatr 49 50 1 l ClcveltHld · 60 lb . bonus bag of Purina Rabbit Chow Checker:, for th e pnce a ( a regular 50 lb. baq . J' D. NORTH PROOOCE CO. 110 VINE ST. GALLIPOLIS. OHIO ~• Jr••••••••••••••••~====~~~~~~~~=~1 .. A Toast to the Industry That Keeps Us Strong! II·, 1111!' 11! the 1110'1 lO Gal. Gas a/1-ntw, fuel·sawtr wat1r heater !eaMino · low BTU pilot." Savts approltm~lely 1.• 89.200 BTU 's per vear Glass-lined tank. S-year limned wa rranty, 52 1n high, 18in . d~ml!· !er (2 1 · 15tiO)RtQular ~St12.iS. 10• pnce ana enjoy laste-lempling ilellcat~s !he year around . Stop >n an!l see !hem now. Ouanlities llmite<l . Development meetings are annoum:ed : • GET YOUR HANDS DNA GREAT Ill GRAVELY B. ,. Drive a little and save a lot - Free Delivery within 75 miles. l?o·~~~ milk to fit her family 's purse and nu tritional needs. wf• 'lld k e .. The fed eral reg ul at ions effective on May 3, 1918. Stales like Ohio, which did nut ha ve sufficien t au thority under e xi~ting stale la w Lu update their st rip mini ng programs to meet fed eral stttndards ~ were m jeop a1·dy of \usi ng t heir regu latory authority . at the slate lev el. On May 15 . Gov. Jatnes A. Rhndes issued an executi ve order .lo invoke the federal rul es in Oh io until the Ohio Gener a l Asse mbl y co uld ena cl .comp a rable state leg islation. l11is ha s enabled Ohio to re tain tls regulator y authorit y and permitted str ip mi ners to continue dealing with lh e state instead of th e federa l gove rnment. If adopted in Ohio, the new rules would im pose st ricter mini ng and reclam at ion performance standards for pr ime farm land. mo un taintop and stee p slope minin g; requir e min ing and rede:tmation lo be cons iste nt Wil h lan.d use polic ies; require rec la mation on su rfa ce arects affected by under g r o u nd m i ning vperations: emphasize the preservatio n of groundwater suppli es: and raise mini ng pe rmit fees from $30 to $50 per acre of la nd affected. wide range ol options, Including trans pl anting lhe darter from its Lillie Tennessee River home. TV,\ Chairman S. David ', Fr eeman and assistant Int er\c,H' Sec ret. ll ry Robert Herbst " agreed tha t t he ~ Tell ico project should be redesigned in a manner that gives high priority to the hum an needs in the region while remaini ng within the constra ints uf appli ca ble law, " a spokesma n said . (2 1:2223·5) Reo' AT YOUR POOL SUPPLY STORE. • • .:il;:::;:::::::;::;::;:'!;;;::,:,:;::,:,.,,,,,,.__\ lllllllllllllllll!llllllllllllllllllilll WASHJNGTON iU Pl} Stym ied by a Sup reme Court dec ision. the Tenn essee Valley Authori ty has agreed lu redesign lhe 1119 million Tellico Dam project to accommodate lhe snail darter. a small fi sh whose existence had been threatened by the project. In a joint announcement F' riday, TVA and t he Interior Depart ment said a special task f(Jrce win consider a t)l'l'ttme 90 calories per cup. " Lowlal Milk " - Fal removed so that the milkfa l cont ent is wilh<n the range of 0.5 lo 2.0 percent. Caloric val ue would be higher than fur skim mi lk. "Vitam m ll Mil k" - The vit amin D content has been increased to at least 400 U.S P. unit s per quart. Nutr·1tiu n u ut ho riti c::; recumm cnd thi s amount of vitam in D d<>ily for children. "Fortified Milk" - Milk in whil'h the vllamin (lJid-\Jf mineral l'OJ1tcnt ha.s been im:reased . Fur example, skim milk may be forl >fied with vitamin A. Extra nonfat milk solid s may be add ed lu furl ified milk products. Thus. lhe calor!<: va lu e of plain sklrn milk may be increased from 90 ca lor ies per cup to l l 0 calunes . The cost of fo11ified milk is hi gher than rur nun· fo rt ifwd milk . The form of mi lk selected should be based upun the family's nutritional needs .as well as ta ste preferen ces. Du the y need 1u watch caluri es? Do adults need t.o lcurn to lik e skin1 nlilk instead of whole milk' Are there children who need vitamin D thctt viletmin D enriched milk prov ides' Dues milk serve the im!Jill1ant sourr.:e for vitamin A ur arr other food sources of vitami n A inrluded in the dtel regula rly·: Probably vitamin A enr iched mi lk fo r children is a wise chu ic e. 'll1ese 1.1rc a fe w nu lrition fac ts that should a ff ec t chokes uf mil k. Other choices lhat influ ence cost are the ki nd uf cont ainer, hom e de li very ur store pick up, store brands a nd naltonC!IIy adverti sed brands . 111e wise hum emak ~r buys The Tuppers Plains 4-H Girls met June 6 al the Ange la Coll ins residence wi th ll1e Super Chics 4-H Club seven members nnd lhrce mel June 10 al the Linda Equally at home in the feedlot or in the field AUTOMATIC WATER SOFTENER ho~s 558 1n on~ 32 Ohio affecl greatly the amount of BY OIANA S. EBERTS mon ey spent for milk as well Extension Agent as the amount of vari ous Home Economics nutrients provided . Meigs County How do I know th e POMEROY - Milk is form of milk to buy'! known to be a nutritious food 'nle foll owing statements an d gt:!nerally considered an important patt of the diet of highlight ce rta in nutrients children. So many for ms of present rn some dair y milk are now availab le in a produ cts . " Sta nd ardiz ed Milk " wide cost range that choices 1 made in bu ying milk can cont<.~ins nul less than 3 :! percent milk fal and t wclve percent lola \ so lids. Caloric va lu e is about IG5 per cup . ·' Unslandardized Milk" no adjustm ent in content has been made by the dairy . advisor s in attendan ce. Labe l must state "Wh ole Plants a nd ga rdenin g, Mi lk " and percenta ge uf sew ing. a nd furnitur e butterfat . refinishin g project s were "'Ski m or Skim med Milk " discussed. A demonstration - milk fat content is less than on gardening was given by 0.4 percent . Ca lori c content is Tim Dur st . Refr eshm ents GETS EVEN were se rved by Teresa Collin s. The next meeting will BURI EN. Wash . tU Pi i be hel d June 29 al the Rose Bcu bara Smith got mttd as .Ca rr residence. - Ange la blazes at her car su she decided tu beat it lu death . Cullins. Reporter. Wh en th e 14-year-o\d le wouldn '1 stm1 for automubl The F'1ve Point Bucks 4-H !he umpteenth time early Cl ub mel .Ju ne 8 at the Rocky Friday. Ms. Smith. 28, look a Pit1.e r reside nce with 10 members and nne advisor in basc ba11 bat out of the trunk a!lendan ce. A fi shing and starte d swinging. King Coun ty Police Officer demonst ration was given by Jim Fuda arr ived at lhc Ri ck Lon g. Refre shment s scene an d found lhe vehicle were served by Mr5. Pitzer. with ail it s windows and The next meeting will be held headli ght s sma shed and Ju ne 27 al the Tommy Pullin s dents eve rywhere. res idence . - Tomm y Pullins, Heporter. Donohu e residence with six The Hillbillies 4-H Club met members and one advisor in June 12 a l the Ma rcia all endance . Th e club Holcomb resi dence - with II members gav e twu skits un members and one advisor in Me. You an d Oth ers . A attendance. Demonstrations dem onstration vn bicy('le were given by Billy Holcomb hand signals was given by on Pollution in the City . Kenda Donohu e. Hefre shMarci a Holcomb on · Pork ments were served by J<J Y Product ion. Carl a Rife on Spaun and Kcnda Donohue. Clothing Complements. and The next meet ing will be he ld Becky Rife on Flower Gar- Jun e 23 al t he Kat r>na dening. Refreshments wer e Dunohue res idence . served by Marcia and Bill y 1.4.1rena Donohu e. Repo11cr . Holcomb. The next meeting will be held July 16 al the McGuire residence, when the • members wi ll have a hayride. - Carla Rife. Reporter. TVA agrees to change slate law . mining program. According lu Charles Call , Chief uf UDNR's Divi sion uf H eda m e~ I I(Jn, in order for Ohi u to continu e jurisdiction , the Division must submit to the U. S. Department of In · te r·io r a progr am that demonst rates Ohio ca n en· for ce the mur e stringent federal regul ations l h rou~h Meigs 4-H Club News 1 f 10 mn ing s l Mil 000100 311 ~ B 120 CIC 000 400 OiO 0 -- 6 9 1 So rensen , Mc Clure (9), Castro 110 1 and Martinez . Moore 110>. W1se . Kern (BJ, Sp111ner {1 01 ana AleiC ander . w McClur e (2 2) L- Kern (S 2) WE HAVE••• 529 JACKSON PIKE HOURS MON-SAT. 9 am - 8 PM FFA BOYS ATTEND FORESTRY CAMP - Pictured above, left to right, are Donald Sl . Claire of the Hannan Tra~ FFA and Jan Collins of lhe Gallipclis ~'FA , standmg '" front of the Ohto Forestry Association Camp headqua~ler~. The forest ry camp is located near Mansfteld, Oh10. Stxly percent of the 1200 cost was furnished by the Sot! Conserval>on Serv1ce m Gallia C<lunly and the rest of the cost was assumed by th e local rF A Chapter and the boys themselves. The camp session was held from Jun e 11 thr~ugh Jun e 16 and covered a varie\y of for estry rela ted subjects. The boys were transported to the camp by Mr. and Mrs ..J. Thomas Pope. Mr. Pope is the Hannan Trace FF A advtsor . Why dues lhe ala 1111 work without f<>il. un yuur·day off'' · J State Ufft ce Tower , 30 E. Bruad St. The pruposed rules would bring Ohio's sti'ip mine law into compli Hnce with the federal st andards uf th e Sul'face Mining Control and Rcc\arnatioit Act of 1977 and wo uld allow Ohi o to con tin ue tu have exclusive jurisdi ction over lh e stale's surface coal What form of milk shall I buy for my family? Sunday's 01m11 se attle at Boston Milwaukee at Cleveland , 2 I<. anus City at Ch icago. 2 Detroit at Minnesota Cali fornia at New York Oakland at ·aau lmou Toron to at Texas, n ight KINGSBURY HOME SALES ARE NOW OPEN 48 . Montanec. NY 43 ; Cey and Sm i th , LA and M cco .. ey , SF 41 . Ameri can L eagu e: R1 ce , Bos 61 : Stau b, Det 44 ; Ba y lo r. Cal COLUMBUS - The Ohio Depar lmenl uf Natural Resources iODNR l will hold a public hearing in Colum bus on Friday, Ju ne :!0, on pro posed changes in Ohio's sl ri p mining rules. ODN R's Division of Reclamation will co ndu ct the hearing at 9 a.m. in the first fl uor hearing room of the 31 31 .SOfl 2 :io Jl .~92 31 Texa s Chica go 29 31 .·d l l h Minesota 25 lS ..&17 7111 Seattle l9 A6 .292 16 Frld1y's Results Toronto 8. Texas 3. 1St Toronto S. Texas 2, 2nd NEW SUMMER HOURS tn Earned Run A\·erage l Ba sed on 6J innings pitched) Nationttl Lea gue : R Reusd'lel , Chi 1 01 , Roge r s, Mil an d Knepper . SF 179 . Carlton . Phil 2 58 . Blue . SF 'l 01. American League : . Guidr y, NY 1 S7 . P almer . Ball 186: Keough . Oak 1 9(1 , TiM! . Boo:. 2 39 . Spl tttor rt. KC 2 42 Strikeouts Nat 1ona1 League : R ic hard , Hou 116 , Niekro, All 91 ; Seave r , Cin 87 , Montefusco , SP 83 . Rog ers. Mtl ana Btyteven , west Ka n Ci ty Cali f BALTIMORE I UPI l - The Bat lim ore C<llls signed Reese McCa ll. their fir st-round draft pick, to a series of one- Batt ed "NationalRunsLeague : Fos ter . Ci n Palmer , Ball 9 L. Pel. 19 .698 lS .S90 ~ • .ss1 16 .s1• 31 29 .517 26 32 ..ue 11 <0 .3<4 New York S6 208 66 .317 Ri ce Bos 63 263 83 .316 Lezca no M il 511l 1 54 .316 Bel l e re sa 226 11 .314 Cubbage M m 48 153 .t8 .314 Mom!! Run s Nat1ona1 League : Luzin sk l, Phil 15 ; Kingma n, ' Chi and Foster , Ci n 14 ; Mon day , LA 11: Sm ith, L A and Win f ield. SO 11 American League : Rice. Bo s 2 1. Baylor . Cal 16 ; Tho mpso n. Del and Thomas , M il 15 ; E\l<lnS, Bos and ThOmas , Mil W. •• J6 l6 35 Boston Te xas 010.001 000- 2 6 1 Jellerson , Murphy (91 and Cerone ; Morel. Comer (2), Umbarger 19 1 ana Sundber g. W Je tter son ( S 6) L - Morel 10· 1) HRs - Texas. . Bon ds I BJ. To Increase Your Swimming Pleasure -Swin Masks -Swim Fins -Ear Plugs -Nose Clips Reds to play 17 tilts in Japan NAMED COACH ASHLAND , Ohio I UP() Jim Seward, 31, coach at Wayne State University in Nebraska , was named head basketbaH mach at Ash land College Friday . Seward. who · had a 64-45 ~ record in four years at Wayne · State. succeeds Joe Gottfried. · d an · M f who res1~ne ay a te r t'Om piling a BJ-45 record in f' t Ashl d IVC ye a~ s a . an . Gottfried quit to take the head co aching job al Southern Ulinois. Seward, a native of Eva nston , Ill ., graduated from Hiram Scott C<lllege in Nebraska . week through July 3. 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Some fie lds have been senously damaged by both larvae and adults and Will be long 111 recovery tf occ urr1ng m con I rul t 01n F'ull a !'e Ill met hods Bulletm 545. lnsct·t Pests of F1eld Crops. If you are not Wllhng lu b'""' the two spray matenals recommended, you shoul d not broadcast ap· pltca llon of tlwsc smce m mu:st mstances they gtve unsatlsfactury control If a broad cast appilcallun Is essential 5 pe rcent Sev m Ball should be used Sevm Ball 111 a1 be thfflc ult lu fmd bullS they recover "'~liable tn the corn belt CUTWORMS Cut worms are cre attng Lorsdan 41; IS nut labeled 111 problemSln most areas of the Oluu fu1 control of corn NEW SP RAY MAKF.S state and serwus losses arc CHE RRI ES TASTE YUCK IE TO BIRDS If you !lave evc1 tned to Grain r a1se chen It':>, ~u u knU\\ how disruuragtng It can be to t ry and beat lhe birds lo them. results Well. those day !) ate uver and Mr 1ubm, starhng, fm ch. g1 a•.: kit', sparmw . blue jay, and cedar ~\ axwmg better look uut, !JCl'l:tUSe v.c have cher 1 n:s l!ke the~ have never t a~ted before COLUMBUS t UP! 1 - The average cash gra111 pnces Mesuro l 75 ~rrren t 1per bus!fl) paid to farmers by gram elevators 1n the ll'etlable poll der IS now princ1pal markeung areas of reg1stered as Hbtrd repellent Oh10 after the markets closed on chl'rrl es and It IS fa ntasti c Fnday unti l the markets D~rett10ns Sd) to apply two and [\\ 0·\)nrd:s to hve and close Monday Northeast Oh10 : No 2 une-tlurd ptl Unds per acr e wheat $2.84, No Z shelled w1th a L'un\'enuona l spray as corn $2 26; No . 2 oats $1 46. a fuH covrrage spray as cht•n tcs beglil to r1pen Th e 'lo. I soybeans $6 46. Northwe st Ohto No 2 rate IS dependent on the stze wheal $2 90 , No 2 shelled Hnd denstl\ ufthe trees Don 't appb mut:c than a total of 3 ('()I'll $2'll , No 2 nats $1.43, tunes per season. or \Hthm i No I soybeans $6 58 Central Ohio · No 2 wheat da' s nf harvest. Ohto sup$2 91: No 2 shelled corn pliers mclude DESCO. P o $2.31: No. 2 oats $1 60 . No I Box 149, Stanford Pa1kway . Fmdla' . Oht11 45840 Phone .:Jybeans $6.51 West Central OhiO : No 2 419-42!:0151 Grower Serv1ce wheat $2 96 , No 2 shelled tE-Z rioI 710 Kaderly Dr . corn $2.36; No . 2 oats $1.56 . Columbus, Oh10 43228 Phone 614-276-5103. No l soybeans $6 5t SUMMF.R DAIRY TOUR Southwest Ohi o: No . 2 - .JUNE 27 wheat $2 96 ; No 2 shelled Tuesda) . June 27 , IS the corn $2 .:!5 , No 2 oats $1 5ll date of the area sunun er No l soybeans $6.60 Trend· No . 2 wheat , dalf) tour . Th1 s year's event sharply higher , No 2 shelled wtll be held on l• o Lawrence corn, unchangf'd. No 2 oats. l'ount) d111ry farms. The host unchanged ; No 1 soybeans, da1rymcn arc Dr and M1 s. John Prall an d Mr and Mrs sharply higher. Transfers Edward Chevaller. Tona Cheva llCr to Edward Cheva her, Tona Bell Chevallcr. Parcels. Olive Clifford Holter by ally in fa ct. Ten a Huller, atty m fact, to Kenneth M Matson. Donna J Matson, 11 ~ acres, SUPPORT CllAPTERS - The Jackson Production Credit Assoc1al1on recenlly supported the FFA Chapters in Gallia, Jackson and Vmton counties by purchasing offici al "FFA Handbooks" for the students. The handbook is a new publication from the nalwnal headquarters m Alexandria, V~rg mia It is expecially helpful to Vo-ag teachers as a tea chmg md to mstrucl the FFA program. The FF A Chapters of the three county d1slr1ct s111cerely U1ank the PCA for lhe1r generosity and coo perative support of the vocatwna l agn culture programs m Oh10. Pctured left to right are Mitchell Horner, Oak H1ll FFA : Earl Jarv1s, Vmton County FFA; Lowell Yates, Jackson FFA ; Wayne Neal, Manager of the Jackson Production Credit Associ a lion ; Larry Marr, Vocational Agriculture Supervisor of Galli a, Jackson, and Vmlon count1es, and Chuck Brown , Ass1stanl lllllnager of Ja ckson Sulton Nellie Connolly to William D Reese. DeloriS G Reese, PCA 25 acre tlllO acre lot 1411 , Letart . Martha Su e Murph y. Rubert Murphy to Douglas C. Reese , 160 acre lots Nos 297, 298. 11.8 acres Sulton J osep lun e Blevms. Afhda v1t , Middleport Charles E. Burdette. dec to Beulah B Jones. Ccrt of trans , Middleport Robert C Eblln, Hylha J BY STEVE HIBINGER Eblm tu Donald T Moore, District Conservationist Bell v I Moore. Lot 2, Fa tr· Soli Cons. Service v1e_; Height s Sub., Chester Gallla County R1chard L Bearhs Jr .. GALLIPOLIS - Those hot, June A Bearh s to !larry E. humid summer days are M1 1ler, Mary Allee M11ler, qu1ckl y approa chm g All 1.10 acres. Chester during the wmter we look Wa1tman Maxwel l Stevens forward to this l1me, bul to D1ana Stevens, .f>O acre, when 1t's here we complain Oli VO about the hot weather, grab K1chard A Snuth, Lou1se our fi shing poles and relax L Sn11th tu Mononga hela under a shade tree. Power Co . R1ght of Way, There are many good 0111 t' hsh1ng spots In Ga lh a Thomas Cross. PhylliS J Cou nt y, but th e mosl Cross to John Michael Roush widespread and most comJr. Sherr) D Housh , Par- muni) used are the pmately cels. Sutton · Syracuse owned pond s Pro per! ) constructed. managed and maintamed, a small pool of water can g1ve co untl ess hours of relaxation and rerrra11on to ourselves and neighbors. I' ve had several mqu1ries about stockmg oonds. How rln MOSCOW t UP II - The Privately owned ponds attract many fishermen Cosmonauts So) uz 29 cosmona uts suc- cess fully docked their spacecraft to the Sa\yul 6 orbl\ lll g laboratory early Sat urda y. the Tass new s agency sa td Tass sa1d Soyuz 29 , launched late Thursday mght. dock ed successf ully w1th Sal) ut 6 II sa 1d m•ss1on co mmander Vlad1mir Kov alen ok and fl1 ghl engmeer Alexander Ivan· chenkov reported all systems functioni ng as planned. Kuv alyon ok, an' ex- IT'S MORE THAN JUST A TRAVEL TRAILER paratroop mstructor who hied m a b1d to dock w1th the spacelab last Octobe,r nursed ht s ca psule, n1 cknamed "photon," Int o pos111on for a smooth linkup with Salyut 's transfer compartment , Tass sa1d It md1eated the two Aside from bemg one of Amenca 's h1ghesf value. lowest pn ced tr avel tr ailer s ther e are oth er retlsons aver and above vacat1ons to own a Ta ur us For' exam ple • It ' s an e)( lra bedroom dur mg hol 1da ys • It' s an e)( fra k1fchen when you need II • It' s your own personal den away from d all • It 's perfect tor th e k1d 's sl umber parties All Ta ur us travel tra ders carry a tun . one year Cwnercare warranty , too So If you need some eKtra room from l1 me to l1 me plu s love those great outdoor ..,.a cat ion s, see the Taurus Open Mon .- Fr1. 8-4: 30 Sat . 9-1. Sun . 1-4 LOWMAN TRAVEL TRAILERS. INC. Phone 882-2127 Hartford , W. Va . Rt . 33 cusmuna ul s may be in space for a lengthy m1sswn but d1d not say whether they would I ry to su rpass the space endu ra nce record set by the Soyuz 26 cosmonauts who returned to earth last March after 96 days m orbtl Hardliners gaining hand MOSCOW 1 UP I! - The Union warned Saturday that Amen can hard-hners seeking to return Sovict -U S. relations to Cold War enm1ty are gaming the upper hand In the Ca n er Soviet admm1stration ·n1c ma jor foreign pohcy statement bl amed I he det er!ora!Ion in Sov u:~t -U .S . relations on the Ca rter adnum~1ration and sa!d the Sov1ct Un10n would not accept li s " invllalionto JOin the funeral of detente." The statement atta cked nat1ona l secur1ty ad\'lscr 1 do ll'' At what rates do I stock"' What spec1es of fi sh are best ' etc .. The most common ly asked questwn, hoi\ ever, 1s "Where can I get ft sh'1 ' The federal government st opped it s fr ee stoc km g policy almost f1ve years agn when 11 closed its fishencs ThiS left the landowner only w1th the cho•ce of slockmg frum stock caught at other Committee chainnen appointed POMEHOY - Mrs. Ma1da Mora , president of the Mc1gs County Farm Bureau Federa t ion. announ ce d Sat urday that she appomted th e follo win g persons as con! mltlcc cha1rmcn at a b(•ard meetmg Public Affairs co-cha mnen - Henry Frank and Norman Wtll; wom en' s commit tee chairman, Ju anit a Sayre ; membership co-chmm1en, Bob Burdetl e and Tom Hamm , coun('ll cha lrm<::ln, Tom Ham m ; commodity chainnan , Om Housh; young coupl es cha1rman 1 C<::~thcrme Colwell , youth cha1nnan. B11l Carr . Mrs. Mora also reported that >he had attended the Me~gs County St np Mmc Pro ject mee!ln g 111 th e western part of the co unty and that the ultimate result of the proJect shou ld greatl y m1provc that section of the county. She also report ed thai the board planned to enter a float in the Reg atta parade to be held next week She sa1d that any members or boa rd Zb1g n1 cW Brzezmsk y for "g ross !) and cl umSil y" exagge ra t in g element s of nvalry and belittling the members wishmM to ass1st cooperation between the two wnh the float shou ld contact superpowers. her at 992-7765. water bod1es or buymg from com mercial , pma tely owned fi shenes Now, the Stale of Ohio tODNRi has a program 111 which you can recetve f1sh fo r pond stockin g. The Cooperauv e F'tsh Pond Project ha s g1ven the "free fish" 1dea new life - wllh a few stn ngs attached. The pro gra m guidelin es are : the pond must have an 8 feet depth over at least 25 percent of the wa ter area. 11 must be fenced from d1rect BY JOHN COOPER Soli Cons. Service PT. PLEASANT - We have been on several tracts of la nd lately help ing la nd· nwners w1th plans. One of these was on the land recently bought by the Ma son County Commission as a recrealon area in the Letart commumty. The main pur· pose of our VISit on that land was t~ f1gure out ways and means of draining a wet bottom land area in which landscape arch1tects had located a commumty buildmg and play grou nd a rea Michael Whalen of the Mason County CommiSSIOn, who led th e delegati on of Letart people met with us lo discuss th1s drainage. We were also on the Earl Keefe r farm on Sandhill Road . The ma111 it em discussed on the Keefer farm Crushing reminder IS gtven 0 0 WASHINGTON (UP! ) The House has given President Carter a crushing remmder of its power to fund cost ly "pork barrel " water projects even when he feels they are economically and en v ~ronmenl all y unso und Democrats and Republi cans Joi ned for ces l'nday to push through a $10 I billion pubhc works and ene rgy resea rch appro pr~ alwns bill by a vote of al'l'CSS from livestock and 263-59 - well over the twoponds "'th cx1stin g fish thirds majonty needed to mu st be populations overnde a threatened vote restocked al proper ratios furth er slap to Carter, In a w1th acceptable species th e House rejected an The ma m poml of object ion amendm ent to el1n1 1nate lies m that public flshmg must be permit ted. Th1s eight water proJects he wants pubhc access can be con- to stop Addmg insult to mjury, the trolled somewhat, though It House went along w1th the won 't be a situauon where pres1denl 111 ad din g 11 swanns of anglers have free proJects he had suggested be and lola\ access to your pond funded at modest cost to help at all hours of !he day. Some ba lance the proposed cut s. negouauon on this poml 1s advisable and expected. Un der th1 s pro gram , a landowner is not liable for W1th uur luck, the only Injury or hann to visitors to th ing we' ll ever wm IS a hi s properly ThiS 1s always a return ll ckct on I he Titan ic . maJor concern when allow ing public acc ess to pn vate property. One other point . la nd owners who do not need the free f1sh stocking, but do wish to allow publi c fish111g , can pa l11ctpatc m lh1s program If you want add itiona l mformat1on on thiSsubject or want to participate in the program feel free to contact the Galha So1l and Water Conservation District offi ce at 529 Jackson Pike or call 446-8688 or contact Ken Tomilns on, Co unty Game Protector . Se rv ices are avai labl e without discrunination of sex, race, creed, color or religious affih ations was the development of water for livestock. After some discusswn with Mr. Keefer, he dec1ded to develop a spnn g, put a co n~ re t e watenng trough below It and also to repair an exlsUng pond 111 another pasture area. He requested the district crew to do the construction work on the spring. Another concern of Mr · Keefer's was the soil near the locatiOn where he was pl anmng to put a trailer. He was interested 111 the soil from the standpoint of it! adaptablh!y to a septic l~nk or seepage f1eld in connection with a septiC tank. We found bedrock at a depth of about two feet at some of the area . We found clay soli nearby also, but we found much more suitable soil nearby . Suitable soil for a sep!1c tank dramage fi eld 1s a soil that 1s somewhat open and has some sand contenl. Clay soils usuaM cause problems m connection wllh septiC tanks Harry Siders, whose fann IS on Mud Run , wa s mostly int erested in pond con· st ructwn and developmen t of his land for recreatwnal use. We went over all the land with Mr. S1ders considering va nous poss1blhl1CS for pond constru c.1ion. We noted on the Siders farm a great abundance uf polson ivy or poison oak which 1s considered a woodland vanely of poison ivy. These hu ge parallel vmes were grow111g up the trunks of trees and the huge threelea fed stems were readily acceSSible !O slap US 111 the fa ce as we passed. We were extremely careful not to let this ha ppen because we are allergic to poison 1vy . Recently we helped Don and Herbert Henderson of Henderson plan the repa1r of o ole dramage system on the ir land The !lie system had been mstalled about four or f1ve years ago nea r an old system that had been there for about80years. A sink hole had developed and 11 was necessary to lay a steel p1pe throu!lh a short secuon of the tile hne m order to tie two ends of the tile line together on solid ground and to bnd ge the soft area . 100 FT. EXTENSION CORD QUANTITIES LIMITED •OUTDOOR· INDOOR EXTENSION CORD oraD •No. 16-3 WIRE AND ROACH AND DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE ANT SPRAY GROUND SALE PRICED '5.00 PER TON DISCOUNT ON: AT ONLY Roach ann Ant 'P ' "YS are r.otl11ng new Wh at rs new 15 11 professionally l ormul~l d spr~y p,JC ).. ed n dn unb rea kahte poly r on ta1ner Ihal can be used rnrloors or outd00 1s Arab Sp ray even kills resis tant s tra1 ns o( roachPs and leaves a residual chem•callo kill st raggle rs 38% Red Rose Dairy Short Pellet 42% Red Rose Dairy Mixer 32% Eclipse Dairy Supplements VALLEY LUMBER & It' s odo rless and will not s lu"' 1\ rab Roach an(l Ant Spr<>y g1ves prn lf'SS s ron a1 -ex te1mrnMor rrsulls Wilen used as dll'ec led · 1 FREE MILK FLO CAP PER TON PURCHASED SUPPLY Carolina Lumber & Supply Co. 312 Sixth Street 675·1160 Point Pleasant Sa!urday 8 a.m .-12 noon --- ~. CORPORATION GALLIA ROLLER MILLS GALLIPOLIS No visible waves made toward tax reduction COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Although there 1s a move in Ohio toward an initiative to lilmt government spending, even among the most wild-eyed conservatives there are no visible waves being made for a wholesale reductlon in property taxes. One reason IS that Ohio's real estate taxes are mild, only !he 28th highest m the nation . Moreover, Ohio has already done what California voters did through Proposition 13 - limited unvoted taxes to I percent of the true value of properly. Th1s is the "10-milllimita!ion" in Ohio's Constitution In addition , House Bill 920 was enacted m 1976lo reduce the impact of inflation on property values and to provide dollar credits to property owners if their taxes increase beyond a certain point. Ohio can raise with a 28.57-mill rate the same amount of money wh1ch 40 mills raises m California because of the different levels of assessing property. And California requires a lot more money than Uh1o ·Here, the problem is the oppos1le: Ohio doesn 't raise enough money to support 1ts schools, and the Leg1slatw-e is trying to deal with that problem right now . The reason not enough money is ra1sed for schools, aside from voter apathy, 1s that that General Assembly has continually tried to put a lid on real estate taxes . While real estate values have soared, the schools have been barred from participating m the gains to the point where their revenues from mcreased property values have grown by only 20 percent since 1972, But, according to John H. Hall of the Ohio Education Association, the formula by which the state dispenses assistance treats a school district as 1f 11 participated fully m the growth of local properly tax revenues. State aid is cut. This pmch has put many school districts in trouble, and the House will start haggl111g !his week over a $200 million 923 s. 3rd Ave. Middleport, 0. 992-2709 or 992-6611 Open : 7:00 to 5:00 Mon. thru Fri. 7:00 to 3:00 Saturday supplemental appropriations bill adopted by the Senate last Thursday, mcluding $116 million for public schools. The 1dea is to make sure all the schools have enough money to remain open through this fall , when the stalel\lde and legiSlative elections will be held. Next year, the stale can gel about the busmess of rewriting the taxation and school fmance systems to solve the problem. Gov. James A. Rh'odes and the DemocratiC leg islative leaders have worked out a way to prov1de 100 percent fin ancing of the current slate subsidy formula for the first t1me starling July I. Th1s is the "equal y1eld'.' formula enacted 111 1975, under whtch equal loca l tax effort for schools should net equa l slate ass1stanle . Thus far, the program has never been funded at more than 50 percent, and 1ls exponents say 1l will work if allowed to. But some legislators are not so sure equal IS best So what happened m the Senate last week 1s that some d1stncts were made more equal than others. The ones that needed more to stay open got special bonuses - a return to the same system the Legislature scrapped, sup· posedly once and for all, in 1975. Some districts were guaranteed a 10 percent mcrease m state a1d . Some were guaranteed no loss. Those that got too much had a 35 percent ceiling imposed As the bill cleared the Senate, Sen. Marcus A. Roberto, DRavenna, said public education is a "partnership" with state and local governments sharing in !.he load Roberto said the supplemental money would show !.he stale's good faith in upholding its share of the bargain. But m the Interest of self-protectiOn, ht!l e was sa1d about the local respon s1blity - an adequate share of property taxes for schools. Slience on !hal matter is hkely to continue through November . iunbau X[imes - ientinel ~ VOL. 13 SUNDAY. JUN E 18. 1978 NO. 20 PAGE 1-D Offers assurance, FORT Cl AYTON, Panama Can al Zone I UPII P1 es1denl Carter tucl ay <Jss ur ed Arnencan Canctl Zone 11 orkers thei r JObs and rights \\Ill be protected under PanaJnan!an 1 ul ~ but sa1d that , hke 11 or not thev must help y1eld cont~ol ;,f the waterway NEW OFFICERS INSTAlLED - Officers of Racine Post 602 were Installed Thursday mght by John Brammer, Gallipolis, eighth district past commander Front,l-r, are Gene Sturm, Breman, Ohio, eighth district first vice commander . Pauhne Wolfe, adjutant, Brammer. Harrv Lyons, commander; Roger Brauer, finance officer, Jack Ables, second vice commander; back, Jim Hampson, Lancaster, e1ghth dlslricl second VICe commander. Other officers not pictw-ed are B1ll Cross, first v1ce commander, and Charles Curry, trustee '"l11al IS yow- duly, you r respons1b1hty," the pn•stdcnt to ld an estnnat ed 3,000 Amencans, who L'hect ed lm:i arriva l, booed one of Ius JOkes and hstcned 111 s1lence to most of Ins talk about a new era uf the s1x U.S Canal Zone American Cong1ess but .. . to say , fir st , th e Amen can bases the canal u·caucs apparently Keen ly aware of the h1gh people and I appreciate what ea rn ed out thetr tlu cats to anll-treaty feehng 1n this )ou've done and , second . the bnycotl Car ter's fma le Amert can .r un out post , Amencan people and J care appearance tn Ins two-day Carter express ed pnde, about what happens to you lre<:1tystgmng VISit A few gratlt ud~ and app1ec tatwn "The n ghls of Amencan showed up weann ~ <~ Ke ep for the servtce the Zomans workers wi ll be p1 olecled," Our Ca nal" T-shlrls and ha ve performed and offered Ca rter sa1d "The trealles skirtS printed w1th slogans some promtse s fur their guarant eee lo employees, derogatory of the president. fu ture secunty fu·st, the ge neral terms and Mostl y uul!tary pc1·sonnel, " I come here today not to conditions of employes no nwny hold111g ch1ldl en aloft wm you over to the dec1s10n less fa vorable than they are dawrung Many Amen cans hostile to to see the pres1dent. turned out to hear lhe e~ddr ess at a gra ssy heil cnptcr land1ng .u cd 111 Fort C l<::~yton , largest Crash led to firings MI,\MI (U PI) - ln a move " pracllcall) Wllh out precedent," National Alrhnes has f1r ed the pliut and co pliot of the Jel hner lhat crashed into Esca mb1a Bay and killed three passengers last month, uni on officials say of course, 1f they want them." John l<>omos, an attorney retained for the two, said he had been lold James Stockwell, the fllght engmeer , also had been dismissed Stockwell is represent ed by Fhghl Eng in ee rs Int erna!lonal The l wu men were fi red Assot lallon, which declined for nymg too low and failing comment. National Airlines spokesto call out altitude changes ju" before I he crash, their men would neither conflnn nor deny the report Kunz and attorney sa1d Paul Heneau of th e A1rhne Stockwell refused to comPil ots· Assoc1at1 on 1n ment and Sanderson was Washmgton said pilot George unavmlable. II source m the airline Kunz, 55, of Miami , and copilot Leonard Sanderson, 31 , 111dustry sa id 11 IS common of Hollywood, Fla ., rece1ved pra cmc for an airline lo dismissal letters la st wc'C k. suspend - with or without "I can confirm they have pay - a f11ghl crew mvolv ed been hrcd," Heneau said m an accident whtle it IS " riday " We w1ll make an be1ng nlvest1 gated by the effort to get thei r JObs back, Na l1 onal Transportati on Safety Board. But he sa 1d hnn g the crew before the board_' s final report is wntt en is "practically wtthout precedent. " Ed Slattery, an NTSB spokesman , sa 1d he had " heard the rum or, " but would take no position on the matter since the crash still is under investigation. Loomos said the dlsmis:Jal leiters said Kunz and Sanderson desce nded " below their m1n1mum descent altitude and failed to make altitude callouts." The M1am1 attorney sa1d the callouts are required when a plane drops below 1,000 feet , but " both of these men di dn 't know they were below 1,000 feel. " Loomus satd It ts not Waterways transportation system comments sought of the Month JUNE Wedge Sc< urely Be sure to examme the wed ge when buy1 ng espadnlles to see that it's not frayed ur glued msecurcly . Ohio Politics Officials discuss how to drain bottom land , Meigs Property dock craft TH~U1R1U§"' . .... . •' Jay Schne•der . These are two outstanding dalr) {am1s and I hope you nught be able lo attend For more details and dtrcctt ons, ca ll our offi ce. Lay of the laml HlJNTI NGTON - A public meetmg will be held 1n Washmgtun , D.C., June 22 to record Citizens' v1ews toward the futur e of America's nationa l waterways trans· portation system, which includes the Oh10 River and Its navigable tributaries Comments are being sought on the s1gmhcance of !he ex isting water transportation system, it s capability to meet national needs and Us futu re use for transporta tion and ot her purposes su ch as fl ood conlrol, water supply , rec reation and fi sh and wildlife. habitat. The Congress, in the Water ResourCfS Development Act of 1976, directed the Anny Corps of Engineers lo un· dertake the National Waterways Study. Th1s three-year effort, scheduled for completion in 1980, Is the fir st com prehensive examination of the waterways transportation system and 1s to include recommendations about the future of the system through the yea r 2000. The 1980 report to Congress will : I - desert be the nation's existing water transportation system mcluding the mland , co~stal and Great Lakes waterways, portJ and harbors; 2 - assess lhe system's capability to meet future national needs, including emerge ncy and defense requirements ; 3 select and analyze changes to the system and the related efforts on different modes of transportation and other water uses, and; 4 - identify emerging water transportation and related water resources problems and recommend , actions to enhance the efficiency of the water transportation system. Study participants include the Corps of Engineers' Ins11!ute for Water Resources pr ovid in g s tudy management , with participation by U S. Department of TransportatiOn , Maritime Administration of the U S Department of Comm erce, Council on Environmental Quality and the National Transportation Polley Study Comm1ss1on Inqu iries should be directed to the st udy manager, Mrs Arlene D1etz at 2tl2-325-7141 unusual to misread the type of alllrlleter usually provided 111 a Boe111g 727 and when errors occur they are in " 1,000 and 10,000 In - became stuck 1n the sand at Surfside Beach While the mothers tried to free the vehicle, the childr en asked if th ey co uld go into the water "They were oul there just when the llde was gomg out and it has one helluva current. It just swept them out," Smith said. Slmth said John Bomer's sister, Kelly , 16, was w1th the victims but did not go in the water. the measures, year. The lawyers filed for a members aboard. Officials speculated that more than the three llvcs would have been lost if a tugboat crew had not begun pulling surv1vors from the water Immediately. preliminary mjunction from Common Plea s Court on . . ... . .. . .. MR. AND MRS. BOB HUNNELL , S. Second Ave .. Middl eport, hold blooms from what they believe to be a troph1ca l orchid growmg m the yard of their home. Four years old, the plant has bloomed only for the past two years. ~ PUCO requested to reconsider COLUMBUS tUPii - The Public Utlli t~es CommiSSion of Ohio has been asked by Ohio Consume rs' Coun sel Wilham A Spraley to reconsider its approval of all fuel charges imposed by the Columbus & Southern Ohio Electnc Co. on consumers 1n the past year, on the bas1s of errors 111 purchased power costs discovered th1s week . Th e adJu stme nt results from the fact the fuel portion "She saw what was hap- of the purchased power cost pemng, though, and went out lo the compan y Is ap· to try to save her brother. She proxlrl\alely $1.8 million less caught him for a wh1le but the than ortginally calculated. current was so bad she had to The compan y also asked let go of him," Smith sa1d . AmeriCan Elect nc Po"er, "Fishermen along the p1er from which 1l purchased vast could see them being pulled out. They were still on top of the water 50 yards from the p1er , lighting for their lives, but !.he water was so bad and dangerous thai no one could help them." FORT WORTH, Tex. - according to Rad1o Shack Tandy Corporation , parent President Lewis Kornfeld. Kornfeld went on to say company of the Radio Shack that "Unexpectedly strong electronics slor e chain, CB sales as well as the adreported that sales of their U. ditional sales of peripherals S. Rad1o Shack division to the company's TRS~ climbed 19 percent to Microcomputer System were $68,869,000 for May. up from part of the reason for the sa les of $57,773,000 for May sales pickup." 1977. Tandy's consolidated sales for the month of May were ACTRESS SERIOUS $83,175,000, an increase of 18 DOYLESTOWN , Pa. (UP! ) percent over sales of Actress Judy Came, the $70,410,000 for the sa me "Sock-It-To-Me" gtrl of the mont~ last year. old " Laugh-In " comedy "Sales of Radio Shack's U. S. stores which had been in shows, was tn ser1ous conexistence for over one year dillon Friday fo llowmg a onewere 11 percent above the car accident in Upper priOr year's May , the Makefield Township, Bucks !llrongest gain of the year," County . and amounls of electn c1ty durmg the shortage, to recheck 11s b11l to see 1f other costs had been passed a lon~ Illegally . "We beheve there should be a hearmg, and the commission should look at all aspects of this and venfy all the numbers," Spratle) said. "I'm not say mg Columbus & So uthern is dmng an improper lhtng here It should have been done already." He noted the PUCO order in the next C&SOE fuel hearing w1ll be released in December. "Consumers hould not have to wait until another healing season to gel the refu nds they are entitled to now," he added Conservation awards earned HUNTI NGTON - Scout Warren Bocard , Jr ., of Troop 112 of Ashland, Kentucky, sponso red by th e F~r s l Christian Ch urch; Scout Chris Kennedy of Troop 20 of Huntmglon, W. Va ., sponsored by th e John son Memonal United Met hodist Church; and Scout Paul Smith of Troop 92 of Milton. W. Va., sponsored by the Bethesda Umted Methodist Church, have earned the new World Conservation Award, announced W. Robert Cree, Scout Executive of the TnState Area Co un cil , Boy Scouts of America. The award is made by the World W1ldhfe Fund of Washington, D. C. through the Boy Scouts of Ameri ca and recognizes achievement in envi ronmental Improvement, natural resource conservation , and an understanding of world conservation problems. The purpose of the award is to point out to young people that countries of the world are closely interre lated through nat ural resources and that we in this country are interdependent with our world environment. To win this award, Scouts Bocard, Kennedy and Smith earned Conservation and Environmental skill awards, mer it badges in Environmental Science, Soil and Water Conse rvallon, Fish and Wildlife Mangement and Citizenship in the World, now. Attorneys want order e~ss1stance 52 passengers and six crew Tandy Corp. earnings up me lawyers for the Cmcmnat1 school board a1 e seektng a court order that the stale ~isburse funds to keep all school distncts open lhls the AI.PA have been campaigning for mstallation of more readable altimeter s. Th e plane crashed off Pensacola, Fla , May 8 with Children's bodies found SAN LUIS PIISS, Texas ( UPil - The bodtes of five children dragged out to sea by a powerful undertow have bee n recovered, all in the area where the children wa ded un suspe c lingly Thw-sday. The strong current was legend among natives for claiming sw1mmers. Officials sa id no swimming signs marked the area , but many of the signs warning of the undertow had been taken by beachgoers for firewo od, souvenirs or to free vehicles stuck in !.he sand . Authon!les in heli copters, boats and vehicles and aided by cl tizens se ar ched the beach and nearby waters after Faye Bomer and Wanda Masters. mothers of the children, watched helplessly as their children were swept away from shore. Th e bodies of Carol Masters, 1~ . nf Sugar Land, and l.lnda Zann, 13, of Houston were found hours apart and 100 yards from shnre Thursday. The bodies of John Bomer, 10, Lee Roy Masters, 7, and Melissa Masters, 10, of Sugar Land, were found P'rlday. Sheriff's Capt. Gene Smith said the children's families were on an outing and the pickup truck they were nding b~' CINC INNAT I i UP I ) While the Ohio leglslat ure shapes pub ilc school crements " He sa td he and . . . ' .. SOWETO, South Africa (UPI) - Pollee Saturday opened fire and use d teargas to di sperse hun· dreds of black youths who stoned a pollee car and a bus following a memorial observance on the second anniversary ol the Soweto riots . Br1g . Jam es Gerber, deputy divisional cum· missioner of pollee In the black township 15 miles southw est of Johannes· burg, said he knew of no Injured and declined to say how many shots were fired. He said both vehicles 11ere damaged. mad e grounds that sc hool closmgs for lack of funds Violates the federal Const itution They also hmted Fnday the Ohio sc hool fman cmg questio n may be !<Jken to federal court In their motlon, the lawye1s said hundreds of thousands of school children will sqlfer " ab sol ute edu catitYnal depriv~twn " if their schools are closed, whil e other stodents " Will rece1ve educatwnal serv1ces rangtng from adequate to h1gh quality ., Tllat . the law)e rs conten ded, represe nt s out , bot as far as I have been able to tell, they've done nothmg but talk.'' he sa1d . Officials of the fina nCially stumbling Cmcmnat1 school <listnct sa1d the legislature's plan, coupled with reduced costs and loans, rmght keep the diStrict's schools open nexl fall School off1c1ais foresee a $10 miJJion shortfall th1s year , which would close schools lor 20 to 30 days m the fa II Board Fmance Cha1rman John Rue sa1d the Senate actwn would gtve Cmcinnati schools an additional $2.2 rmlhon. forcing Cincinnati schools to borrow $2 million to $3 mlihon to remain open thiS year . Apology is not enough PATTATA, Thailand (UP!) - The Philippmes ts "mvtdtous dtscrumnation'' dissallsfled with a "mere by the General Assembly and apology" from the United v10lales the equal protectiOn States over the entry of a cla use of the 14th Pluli pptnes diplomati C J\mendment m1ss1on b~ New York police, The lawyers requested a Fore1 gn Minis ter Car los pr elim inary ln JUnc tton Rom ulo said today . ordertng th e sta te ''The cnme IS so sertous Departmen t of Education and politically, Internationally !.he Controlling Board 'to and crin11nally that a mere dis bur se, fr om ext stmg apology w11l not suffice," school appropriatiOnS under Romulo sa1d th eir control, suffi cient In add1t1on to a writlen nwney s to every school apOlogy. Romu lo sa1d, he d1stnct which IS ce rt1hed for demanded "proper redress" closing because of lack of and added, "those hoodlums fund s" to keep classrooms i11 the uniforms of policemen open through the 1978 school should not remain on the pohce force of !.he city of New year . "This may have a very York ." The incident last Sunday, m sig nifl canl eff ect 1n the wh1 ch police entered the (Cincmna ti school board's I Ph11ippmcs mission on Sth lawsml ," sa1d James B. Helmer Jr ., an attorney for avenue in New York City and the board. "When you make a detained several staff memfederal claun, you have the bers, drew an offi cial protest avenue of making it in federal from Romulo earlier in the day . court. Rom ulo said he had not "We haven't done that yet, but we 're not saymg that seen the text of a U.S. apology won't happen, " he told UPI. that U.S. State Deparlmenl The legislature 1s moldmg a officials said had been sent to public school asSistance Manila. package to head off closings New York police sa1d their in troubled districts. The officers broke up a fight Senate Thursday approved a outside th e Phili ppin es $200 million supplementa l buildmg and followed several appropriations bill including men involved in the at least $116 milhon in loans distw-bance into the building and grants to help keep without realizing !.hey were schools open Lhrobgh 1G78. enterin g Philippines diAlso Thursday, the House plomatic tern lory . overwhelming approved an Romulo's protest note said : accou ntabilit y and "The New York police management bill to help version of the incident 1s school d1stricls get the most completely unacceptable to out of available revenues . us " The two bills wlll be taken up ''I find it particularly ironic m opposite chambers next that this pernicious crime against human dignity should week . However, Helmer said that occur at a lime the United has no impact on the prelimi- Slates has proclaimed 1tself the champion of human nary injunction request " The leg islature can rights everywhere," Romulo conti nue to 1<1\k about a bai l said. �C~-The Sunday Tunes-Sentmel, Sunday, June 18, 1978 County agent's corner BY JOHN C. RICE Extension Agenl Agriculture Meigs County POMEROY - If alfalfa has been cut more than a week and buds are nol appearing, better check for larvae and new ly emerged alfalfa weev1ls. Some fie lds have been senously damaged by both larvae and adults and Will be long 111 recovery tf occ urr1ng m con I rul t 01n F'ull a !'e Ill met hods Bulletm 545. lnsct·t Pests of F1eld Crops. If you are not Wllhng lu b'""' the two spray matenals recommended, you shoul d not broadcast ap· pltca llon of tlwsc smce m mu:st mstances they gtve unsatlsfactury control If a broad cast appilcallun Is essential 5 pe rcent Sev m Ball should be used Sevm Ball 111 a1 be thfflc ult lu fmd bullS they recover "'~liable tn the corn belt CUTWORMS Cut worms are cre attng Lorsdan 41; IS nut labeled 111 problemSln most areas of the Oluu fu1 control of corn NEW SP RAY MAKF.S state and serwus losses arc CHE RRI ES TASTE YUCK IE TO BIRDS If you !lave evc1 tned to Grain r a1se chen It':>, ~u u knU\\ how disruuragtng It can be to t ry and beat lhe birds lo them. results Well. those day !) ate uver and Mr 1ubm, starhng, fm ch. g1 a•.: kit', sparmw . blue jay, and cedar ~\ axwmg better look uut, !JCl'l:tUSe v.c have cher 1 n:s l!ke the~ have never t a~ted before COLUMBUS t UP! 1 - The average cash gra111 pnces Mesuro l 75 ~rrren t 1per bus!fl) paid to farmers by gram elevators 1n the ll'etlable poll der IS now princ1pal markeung areas of reg1stered as Hbtrd repellent Oh10 after the markets closed on chl'rrl es and It IS fa ntasti c Fnday unti l the markets D~rett10ns Sd) to apply two and [\\ 0·\)nrd:s to hve and close Monday Northeast Oh10 : No 2 une-tlurd ptl Unds per acr e wheat $2.84, No Z shelled w1th a L'un\'enuona l spray as corn $2 26; No . 2 oats $1 46. a fuH covrrage spray as cht•n tcs beglil to r1pen Th e 'lo. I soybeans $6 46. Northwe st Ohto No 2 rate IS dependent on the stze wheal $2 90 , No 2 shelled Hnd denstl\ ufthe trees Don 't appb mut:c than a total of 3 ('()I'll $2'll , No 2 nats $1.43, tunes per season. or \Hthm i No I soybeans $6 58 Central Ohio · No 2 wheat da' s nf harvest. Ohto sup$2 91: No 2 shelled corn pliers mclude DESCO. P o $2.31: No. 2 oats $1 60 . No I Box 149, Stanford Pa1kway . Fmdla' . Oht11 45840 Phone .:Jybeans $6.51 West Central OhiO : No 2 419-42!:0151 Grower Serv1ce wheat $2 96 , No 2 shelled tE-Z rioI 710 Kaderly Dr . corn $2.36; No . 2 oats $1.56 . Columbus, Oh10 43228 Phone 614-276-5103. No l soybeans $6 5t SUMMF.R DAIRY TOUR Southwest Ohi o: No . 2 - .JUNE 27 wheat $2 96 ; No 2 shelled Tuesda) . June 27 , IS the corn $2 .:!5 , No 2 oats $1 5ll date of the area sunun er No l soybeans $6.60 Trend· No . 2 wheat , dalf) tour . Th1 s year's event sharply higher , No 2 shelled wtll be held on l• o Lawrence corn, unchangf'd. No 2 oats. l'ount) d111ry farms. The host unchanged ; No 1 soybeans, da1rymcn arc Dr and M1 s. John Prall an d Mr and Mrs sharply higher. Transfers Edward Chevaller. Tona Cheva llCr to Edward Cheva her, Tona Bell Chevallcr. Parcels. Olive Clifford Holter by ally in fa ct. Ten a Huller, atty m fact, to Kenneth M Matson. Donna J Matson, 11 ~ acres, SUPPORT CllAPTERS - The Jackson Production Credit Assoc1al1on recenlly supported the FFA Chapters in Gallia, Jackson and Vmton counties by purchasing offici al "FFA Handbooks" for the students. The handbook is a new publication from the nalwnal headquarters m Alexandria, V~rg mia It is expecially helpful to Vo-ag teachers as a tea chmg md to mstrucl the FFA program. The FF A Chapters of the three county d1slr1ct s111cerely U1ank the PCA for lhe1r generosity and coo perative support of the vocatwna l agn culture programs m Oh10. Pctured left to right are Mitchell Horner, Oak H1ll FFA : Earl Jarv1s, Vmton County FFA; Lowell Yates, Jackson FFA ; Wayne Neal, Manager of the Jackson Production Credit Associ a lion ; Larry Marr, Vocational Agriculture Supervisor of Galli a, Jackson, and Vmlon count1es, and Chuck Brown , Ass1stanl lllllnager of Ja ckson Sulton Nellie Connolly to William D Reese. DeloriS G Reese, PCA 25 acre tlllO acre lot 1411 , Letart . Martha Su e Murph y. Rubert Murphy to Douglas C. Reese , 160 acre lots Nos 297, 298. 11.8 acres Sulton J osep lun e Blevms. Afhda v1t , Middleport Charles E. Burdette. dec to Beulah B Jones. Ccrt of trans , Middleport Robert C Eblln, Hylha J BY STEVE HIBINGER Eblm tu Donald T Moore, District Conservationist Bell v I Moore. Lot 2, Fa tr· Soli Cons. Service v1e_; Height s Sub., Chester Gallla County R1chard L Bearhs Jr .. GALLIPOLIS - Those hot, June A Bearh s to !larry E. humid summer days are M1 1ler, Mary Allee M11ler, qu1ckl y approa chm g All 1.10 acres. Chester during the wmter we look Wa1tman Maxwel l Stevens forward to this l1me, bul to D1ana Stevens, .f>O acre, when 1t's here we complain Oli VO about the hot weather, grab K1chard A Snuth, Lou1se our fi shing poles and relax L Sn11th tu Mononga hela under a shade tree. Power Co . R1ght of Way, There are many good 0111 t' hsh1ng spots In Ga lh a Thomas Cross. PhylliS J Cou nt y, but th e mosl Cross to John Michael Roush widespread and most comJr. Sherr) D Housh , Par- muni) used are the pmately cels. Sutton · Syracuse owned pond s Pro per! ) constructed. managed and maintamed, a small pool of water can g1ve co untl ess hours of relaxation and rerrra11on to ourselves and neighbors. I' ve had several mqu1ries about stockmg oonds. How rln MOSCOW t UP II - The Privately owned ponds attract many fishermen Cosmonauts So) uz 29 cosmona uts suc- cess fully docked their spacecraft to the Sa\yul 6 orbl\ lll g laboratory early Sat urda y. the Tass new s agency sa td Tass sa1d Soyuz 29 , launched late Thursday mght. dock ed successf ully w1th Sal) ut 6 II sa 1d m•ss1on co mmander Vlad1mir Kov alen ok and fl1 ghl engmeer Alexander Ivan· chenkov reported all systems functioni ng as planned. Kuv alyon ok, an' ex- IT'S MORE THAN JUST A TRAVEL TRAILER paratroop mstructor who hied m a b1d to dock w1th the spacelab last Octobe,r nursed ht s ca psule, n1 cknamed "photon," Int o pos111on for a smooth linkup with Salyut 's transfer compartment , Tass sa1d It md1eated the two Aside from bemg one of Amenca 's h1ghesf value. lowest pn ced tr avel tr ailer s ther e are oth er retlsons aver and above vacat1ons to own a Ta ur us For' exam ple • It ' s an e)( lra bedroom dur mg hol 1da ys • It' s an e)( fra k1fchen when you need II • It' s your own personal den away from d all • It 's perfect tor th e k1d 's sl umber parties All Ta ur us travel tra ders carry a tun . one year Cwnercare warranty , too So If you need some eKtra room from l1 me to l1 me plu s love those great outdoor ..,.a cat ion s, see the Taurus Open Mon .- Fr1. 8-4: 30 Sat . 9-1. Sun . 1-4 LOWMAN TRAVEL TRAILERS. INC. Phone 882-2127 Hartford , W. Va . Rt . 33 cusmuna ul s may be in space for a lengthy m1sswn but d1d not say whether they would I ry to su rpass the space endu ra nce record set by the Soyuz 26 cosmonauts who returned to earth last March after 96 days m orbtl Hardliners gaining hand MOSCOW 1 UP I! - The Union warned Saturday that Amen can hard-hners seeking to return Sovict -U S. relations to Cold War enm1ty are gaming the upper hand In the Ca n er Soviet admm1stration ·n1c ma jor foreign pohcy statement bl amed I he det er!ora!Ion in Sov u:~t -U .S . relations on the Ca rter adnum~1ration and sa!d the Sov1ct Un10n would not accept li s " invllalionto JOin the funeral of detente." The statement atta cked nat1ona l secur1ty ad\'lscr 1 do ll'' At what rates do I stock"' What spec1es of fi sh are best ' etc .. The most common ly asked questwn, hoi\ ever, 1s "Where can I get ft sh'1 ' The federal government st opped it s fr ee stoc km g policy almost f1ve years agn when 11 closed its fishencs ThiS left the landowner only w1th the cho•ce of slockmg frum stock caught at other Committee chainnen appointed POMEHOY - Mrs. Ma1da Mora , president of the Mc1gs County Farm Bureau Federa t ion. announ ce d Sat urday that she appomted th e follo win g persons as con! mltlcc cha1rmcn at a b(•ard meetmg Public Affairs co-cha mnen - Henry Frank and Norman Wtll; wom en' s commit tee chairman, Ju anit a Sayre ; membership co-chmm1en, Bob Burdetl e and Tom Hamm , coun('ll cha lrm<::ln, Tom Ham m ; commodity chainnan , Om Housh; young coupl es cha1rman 1 C<::~thcrme Colwell , youth cha1nnan. B11l Carr . Mrs. Mora also reported that >he had attended the Me~gs County St np Mmc Pro ject mee!ln g 111 th e western part of the co unty and that the ultimate result of the proJect shou ld greatl y m1provc that section of the county. She also report ed thai the board planned to enter a float in the Reg atta parade to be held next week She sa1d that any members or boa rd Zb1g n1 cW Brzezmsk y for "g ross !) and cl umSil y" exagge ra t in g element s of nvalry and belittling the members wishmM to ass1st cooperation between the two wnh the float shou ld contact superpowers. her at 992-7765. water bod1es or buymg from com mercial , pma tely owned fi shenes Now, the Stale of Ohio tODNRi has a program 111 which you can recetve f1sh fo r pond stockin g. The Cooperauv e F'tsh Pond Project ha s g1ven the "free fish" 1dea new life - wllh a few stn ngs attached. The pro gra m guidelin es are : the pond must have an 8 feet depth over at least 25 percent of the wa ter area. 11 must be fenced from d1rect BY JOHN COOPER Soli Cons. Service PT. PLEASANT - We have been on several tracts of la nd lately help ing la nd· nwners w1th plans. One of these was on the land recently bought by the Ma son County Commission as a recrealon area in the Letart commumty. The main pur· pose of our VISit on that land was t~ f1gure out ways and means of draining a wet bottom land area in which landscape arch1tects had located a commumty buildmg and play grou nd a rea Michael Whalen of the Mason County CommiSSIOn, who led th e delegati on of Letart people met with us lo discuss th1s drainage. We were also on the Earl Keefe r farm on Sandhill Road . The ma111 it em discussed on the Keefer farm Crushing reminder IS gtven 0 0 WASHINGTON (UP! ) The House has given President Carter a crushing remmder of its power to fund cost ly "pork barrel " water projects even when he feels they are economically and en v ~ronmenl all y unso und Democrats and Republi cans Joi ned for ces l'nday to push through a $10 I billion pubhc works and ene rgy resea rch appro pr~ alwns bill by a vote of al'l'CSS from livestock and 263-59 - well over the twoponds "'th cx1stin g fish thirds majonty needed to mu st be populations overnde a threatened vote restocked al proper ratios furth er slap to Carter, In a w1th acceptable species th e House rejected an The ma m poml of object ion amendm ent to el1n1 1nate lies m that public flshmg must be permit ted. Th1s eight water proJects he wants pubhc access can be con- to stop Addmg insult to mjury, the trolled somewhat, though It House went along w1th the won 't be a situauon where pres1denl 111 ad din g 11 swanns of anglers have free proJects he had suggested be and lola\ access to your pond funded at modest cost to help at all hours of !he day. Some ba lance the proposed cut s. negouauon on this poml 1s advisable and expected. Un der th1 s pro gram , a landowner is not liable for W1th uur luck, the only Injury or hann to visitors to th ing we' ll ever wm IS a hi s properly ThiS 1s always a return ll ckct on I he Titan ic . maJor concern when allow ing public acc ess to pn vate property. One other point . la nd owners who do not need the free f1sh stocking, but do wish to allow publi c fish111g , can pa l11ctpatc m lh1s program If you want add itiona l mformat1on on thiSsubject or want to participate in the program feel free to contact the Galha So1l and Water Conservation District offi ce at 529 Jackson Pike or call 446-8688 or contact Ken Tomilns on, Co unty Game Protector . Se rv ices are avai labl e without discrunination of sex, race, creed, color or religious affih ations was the development of water for livestock. After some discusswn with Mr. Keefer, he dec1ded to develop a spnn g, put a co n~ re t e watenng trough below It and also to repair an exlsUng pond 111 another pasture area. He requested the district crew to do the construction work on the spring. Another concern of Mr · Keefer's was the soil near the locatiOn where he was pl anmng to put a trailer. He was interested 111 the soil from the standpoint of it! adaptablh!y to a septic l~nk or seepage f1eld in connection with a septiC tank. We found bedrock at a depth of about two feet at some of the area . We found clay soli nearby also, but we found much more suitable soil nearby . Suitable soil for a sep!1c tank dramage fi eld 1s a soil that 1s somewhat open and has some sand contenl. Clay soils usuaM cause problems m connection wllh septiC tanks Harry Siders, whose fann IS on Mud Run , wa s mostly int erested in pond con· st ructwn and developmen t of his land for recreatwnal use. We went over all the land with Mr. S1ders considering va nous poss1blhl1CS for pond constru c.1ion. We noted on the Siders farm a great abundance uf polson ivy or poison oak which 1s considered a woodland vanely of poison ivy. These hu ge parallel vmes were grow111g up the trunks of trees and the huge threelea fed stems were readily acceSSible !O slap US 111 the fa ce as we passed. We were extremely careful not to let this ha ppen because we are allergic to poison 1vy . Recently we helped Don and Herbert Henderson of Henderson plan the repa1r of o ole dramage system on the ir land The !lie system had been mstalled about four or f1ve years ago nea r an old system that had been there for about80years. A sink hole had developed and 11 was necessary to lay a steel p1pe throu!lh a short secuon of the tile hne m order to tie two ends of the tile line together on solid ground and to bnd ge the soft area . 100 FT. 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CORPORATION GALLIA ROLLER MILLS GALLIPOLIS No visible waves made toward tax reduction COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Although there 1s a move in Ohio toward an initiative to lilmt government spending, even among the most wild-eyed conservatives there are no visible waves being made for a wholesale reductlon in property taxes. One reason IS that Ohio's real estate taxes are mild, only !he 28th highest m the nation . Moreover, Ohio has already done what California voters did through Proposition 13 - limited unvoted taxes to I percent of the true value of properly. Th1s is the "10-milllimita!ion" in Ohio's Constitution In addition , House Bill 920 was enacted m 1976lo reduce the impact of inflation on property values and to provide dollar credits to property owners if their taxes increase beyond a certain point. Ohio can raise with a 28.57-mill rate the same amount of money wh1ch 40 mills raises m California because of the different levels of assessing property. And California requires a lot more money than Uh1o ·Here, the problem is the oppos1le: Ohio doesn 't raise enough money to support 1ts schools, and the Leg1slatw-e is trying to deal with that problem right now . The reason not enough money is ra1sed for schools, aside from voter apathy, 1s that that General Assembly has continually tried to put a lid on real estate taxes . While real estate values have soared, the schools have been barred from participating m the gains to the point where their revenues from mcreased property values have grown by only 20 percent since 1972, But, according to John H. Hall of the Ohio Education Association, the formula by which the state dispenses assistance treats a school district as 1f 11 participated fully m the growth of local properly tax revenues. State aid is cut. This pmch has put many school districts in trouble, and the House will start haggl111g !his week over a $200 million 923 s. 3rd Ave. Middleport, 0. 992-2709 or 992-6611 Open : 7:00 to 5:00 Mon. thru Fri. 7:00 to 3:00 Saturday supplemental appropriations bill adopted by the Senate last Thursday, mcluding $116 million for public schools. The 1dea is to make sure all the schools have enough money to remain open through this fall , when the stalel\lde and legiSlative elections will be held. Next year, the stale can gel about the busmess of rewriting the taxation and school fmance systems to solve the problem. Gov. James A. Rh'odes and the DemocratiC leg islative leaders have worked out a way to prov1de 100 percent fin ancing of the current slate subsidy formula for the first t1me starling July I. Th1s is the "equal y1eld'.' formula enacted 111 1975, under whtch equal loca l tax effort for schools should net equa l slate ass1stanle . Thus far, the program has never been funded at more than 50 percent, and 1ls exponents say 1l will work if allowed to. But some legislators are not so sure equal IS best So what happened m the Senate last week 1s that some d1stncts were made more equal than others. The ones that needed more to stay open got special bonuses - a return to the same system the Legislature scrapped, sup· posedly once and for all, in 1975. Some districts were guaranteed a 10 percent mcrease m state a1d . Some were guaranteed no loss. Those that got too much had a 35 percent ceiling imposed As the bill cleared the Senate, Sen. Marcus A. Roberto, DRavenna, said public education is a "partnership" with state and local governments sharing in !.he load Roberto said the supplemental money would show !.he stale's good faith in upholding its share of the bargain. But m the Interest of self-protectiOn, ht!l e was sa1d about the local respon s1blity - an adequate share of property taxes for schools. Slience on !hal matter is hkely to continue through November . iunbau X[imes - ientinel ~ VOL. 13 SUNDAY. JUN E 18. 1978 NO. 20 PAGE 1-D Offers assurance, FORT Cl AYTON, Panama Can al Zone I UPII P1 es1denl Carter tucl ay <Jss ur ed Arnencan Canctl Zone 11 orkers thei r JObs and rights \\Ill be protected under PanaJnan!an 1 ul ~ but sa1d that , hke 11 or not thev must help y1eld cont~ol ;,f the waterway NEW OFFICERS INSTAlLED - Officers of Racine Post 602 were Installed Thursday mght by John Brammer, Gallipolis, eighth district past commander Front,l-r, are Gene Sturm, Breman, Ohio, eighth district first vice commander . Pauhne Wolfe, adjutant, Brammer. Harrv Lyons, commander; Roger Brauer, finance officer, Jack Ables, second vice commander; back, Jim Hampson, Lancaster, e1ghth dlslricl second VICe commander. Other officers not pictw-ed are B1ll Cross, first v1ce commander, and Charles Curry, trustee '"l11al IS yow- duly, you r respons1b1hty," the pn•stdcnt to ld an estnnat ed 3,000 Amencans, who L'hect ed lm:i arriva l, booed one of Ius JOkes and hstcned 111 s1lence to most of Ins talk about a new era uf the s1x U.S Canal Zone American Cong1ess but .. . to say , fir st , th e Amen can bases the canal u·caucs apparently Keen ly aware of the h1gh people and I appreciate what ea rn ed out thetr tlu cats to anll-treaty feehng 1n this )ou've done and , second . the bnycotl Car ter's fma le Amert can .r un out post , Amencan people and J care appearance tn Ins two-day Carter express ed pnde, about what happens to you lre<:1tystgmng VISit A few gratlt ud~ and app1ec tatwn "The n ghls of Amencan showed up weann ~ <~ Ke ep for the servtce the Zomans workers wi ll be p1 olecled," Our Ca nal" T-shlrls and ha ve performed and offered Ca rter sa1d "The trealles skirtS printed w1th slogans some promtse s fur their guarant eee lo employees, derogatory of the president. fu ture secunty fu·st, the ge neral terms and Mostl y uul!tary pc1·sonnel, " I come here today not to conditions of employes no nwny hold111g ch1ldl en aloft wm you over to the dec1s10n less fa vorable than they are dawrung Many Amen cans hostile to to see the pres1dent. turned out to hear lhe e~ddr ess at a gra ssy heil cnptcr land1ng .u cd 111 Fort C l<::~yton , largest Crash led to firings MI,\MI (U PI) - ln a move " pracllcall) Wllh out precedent," National Alrhnes has f1r ed the pliut and co pliot of the Jel hner lhat crashed into Esca mb1a Bay and killed three passengers last month, uni on officials say of course, 1f they want them." John l<>omos, an attorney retained for the two, said he had been lold James Stockwell, the fllght engmeer , also had been dismissed Stockwell is represent ed by Fhghl Eng in ee rs Int erna!lonal The l wu men were fi red Assot lallon, which declined for nymg too low and failing comment. National Airlines spokesto call out altitude changes ju" before I he crash, their men would neither conflnn nor deny the report Kunz and attorney sa1d Paul Heneau of th e A1rhne Stockwell refused to comPil ots· Assoc1at1 on 1n ment and Sanderson was Washmgton said pilot George unavmlable. II source m the airline Kunz, 55, of Miami , and copilot Leonard Sanderson, 31 , 111dustry sa id 11 IS common of Hollywood, Fla ., rece1ved pra cmc for an airline lo dismissal letters la st wc'C k. suspend - with or without "I can confirm they have pay - a f11ghl crew mvolv ed been hrcd," Heneau said m an accident whtle it IS " riday " We w1ll make an be1ng nlvest1 gated by the effort to get thei r JObs back, Na l1 onal Transportati on Safety Board. But he sa 1d hnn g the crew before the board_' s final report is wntt en is "practically wtthout precedent. " Ed Slattery, an NTSB spokesman , sa 1d he had " heard the rum or, " but would take no position on the matter since the crash still is under investigation. Loomos said the dlsmis:Jal leiters said Kunz and Sanderson desce nded " below their m1n1mum descent altitude and failed to make altitude callouts." The M1am1 attorney sa1d the callouts are required when a plane drops below 1,000 feet , but " both of these men di dn 't know they were below 1,000 feel. " Loomus satd It ts not Waterways transportation system comments sought of the Month JUNE Wedge Sc< urely Be sure to examme the wed ge when buy1 ng espadnlles to see that it's not frayed ur glued msecurcly . Ohio Politics Officials discuss how to drain bottom land , Meigs Property dock craft TH~U1R1U§"' . .... . •' Jay Schne•der . These are two outstanding dalr) {am1s and I hope you nught be able lo attend For more details and dtrcctt ons, ca ll our offi ce. Lay of the laml HlJNTI NGTON - A public meetmg will be held 1n Washmgtun , D.C., June 22 to record Citizens' v1ews toward the futur e of America's nationa l waterways trans· portation system, which includes the Oh10 River and Its navigable tributaries Comments are being sought on the s1gmhcance of !he ex isting water transportation system, it s capability to meet national needs and Us futu re use for transporta tion and ot her purposes su ch as fl ood conlrol, water supply , rec reation and fi sh and wildlife. habitat. The Congress, in the Water ResourCfS Development Act of 1976, directed the Anny Corps of Engineers lo un· dertake the National Waterways Study. Th1s three-year effort, scheduled for completion in 1980, Is the fir st com prehensive examination of the waterways transportation system and 1s to include recommendations about the future of the system through the yea r 2000. The 1980 report to Congress will : I - desert be the nation's existing water transportation system mcluding the mland , co~stal and Great Lakes waterways, portJ and harbors; 2 - assess lhe system's capability to meet future national needs, including emerge ncy and defense requirements ; 3 select and analyze changes to the system and the related efforts on different modes of transportation and other water uses, and; 4 - identify emerging water transportation and related water resources problems and recommend , actions to enhance the efficiency of the water transportation system. Study participants include the Corps of Engineers' Ins11!ute for Water Resources pr ovid in g s tudy management , with participation by U S. Department of TransportatiOn , Maritime Administration of the U S Department of Comm erce, Council on Environmental Quality and the National Transportation Polley Study Comm1ss1on Inqu iries should be directed to the st udy manager, Mrs Arlene D1etz at 2tl2-325-7141 unusual to misread the type of alllrlleter usually provided 111 a Boe111g 727 and when errors occur they are in " 1,000 and 10,000 In - became stuck 1n the sand at Surfside Beach While the mothers tried to free the vehicle, the childr en asked if th ey co uld go into the water "They were oul there just when the llde was gomg out and it has one helluva current. It just swept them out," Smith said. Slmth said John Bomer's sister, Kelly , 16, was w1th the victims but did not go in the water. the measures, year. The lawyers filed for a members aboard. Officials speculated that more than the three llvcs would have been lost if a tugboat crew had not begun pulling surv1vors from the water Immediately. preliminary mjunction from Common Plea s Court on . . ... . .. . .. MR. AND MRS. BOB HUNNELL , S. Second Ave .. Middl eport, hold blooms from what they believe to be a troph1ca l orchid growmg m the yard of their home. Four years old, the plant has bloomed only for the past two years. ~ PUCO requested to reconsider COLUMBUS tUPii - The Public Utlli t~es CommiSSion of Ohio has been asked by Ohio Consume rs' Coun sel Wilham A Spraley to reconsider its approval of all fuel charges imposed by the Columbus & Southern Ohio Electnc Co. on consumers 1n the past year, on the bas1s of errors 111 purchased power costs discovered th1s week . Th e adJu stme nt results from the fact the fuel portion "She saw what was hap- of the purchased power cost pemng, though, and went out lo the compan y Is ap· to try to save her brother. She proxlrl\alely $1.8 million less caught him for a wh1le but the than ortginally calculated. current was so bad she had to The compan y also asked let go of him," Smith sa1d . AmeriCan Elect nc Po"er, "Fishermen along the p1er from which 1l purchased vast could see them being pulled out. They were still on top of the water 50 yards from the p1er , lighting for their lives, but !.he water was so bad and dangerous thai no one could help them." FORT WORTH, Tex. - according to Rad1o Shack Tandy Corporation , parent President Lewis Kornfeld. Kornfeld went on to say company of the Radio Shack that "Unexpectedly strong electronics slor e chain, CB sales as well as the adreported that sales of their U. ditional sales of peripherals S. Rad1o Shack division to the company's TRS~ climbed 19 percent to Microcomputer System were $68,869,000 for May. up from part of the reason for the sa les of $57,773,000 for May sales pickup." 1977. Tandy's consolidated sales for the month of May were ACTRESS SERIOUS $83,175,000, an increase of 18 DOYLESTOWN , Pa. (UP! ) percent over sales of Actress Judy Came, the $70,410,000 for the sa me "Sock-It-To-Me" gtrl of the mont~ last year. old " Laugh-In " comedy "Sales of Radio Shack's U. S. stores which had been in shows, was tn ser1ous conexistence for over one year dillon Friday fo llowmg a onewere 11 percent above the car accident in Upper priOr year's May , the Makefield Township, Bucks !llrongest gain of the year," County . and amounls of electn c1ty durmg the shortage, to recheck 11s b11l to see 1f other costs had been passed a lon~ Illegally . "We beheve there should be a hearmg, and the commission should look at all aspects of this and venfy all the numbers," Spratle) said. "I'm not say mg Columbus & So uthern is dmng an improper lhtng here It should have been done already." He noted the PUCO order in the next C&SOE fuel hearing w1ll be released in December. "Consumers hould not have to wait until another healing season to gel the refu nds they are entitled to now," he added Conservation awards earned HUNTI NGTON - Scout Warren Bocard , Jr ., of Troop 112 of Ashland, Kentucky, sponso red by th e F~r s l Christian Ch urch; Scout Chris Kennedy of Troop 20 of Huntmglon, W. Va ., sponsored by th e John son Memonal United Met hodist Church; and Scout Paul Smith of Troop 92 of Milton. W. Va., sponsored by the Bethesda Umted Methodist Church, have earned the new World Conservation Award, announced W. Robert Cree, Scout Executive of the TnState Area Co un cil , Boy Scouts of America. The award is made by the World W1ldhfe Fund of Washington, D. C. through the Boy Scouts of Ameri ca and recognizes achievement in envi ronmental Improvement, natural resource conservation , and an understanding of world conservation problems. The purpose of the award is to point out to young people that countries of the world are closely interre lated through nat ural resources and that we in this country are interdependent with our world environment. To win this award, Scouts Bocard, Kennedy and Smith earned Conservation and Environmental skill awards, mer it badges in Environmental Science, Soil and Water Conse rvallon, Fish and Wildlife Mangement and Citizenship in the World, now. Attorneys want order e~ss1stance 52 passengers and six crew Tandy Corp. earnings up me lawyers for the Cmcmnat1 school board a1 e seektng a court order that the stale ~isburse funds to keep all school distncts open lhls the AI.PA have been campaigning for mstallation of more readable altimeter s. Th e plane crashed off Pensacola, Fla , May 8 with Children's bodies found SAN LUIS PIISS, Texas ( UPil - The bodtes of five children dragged out to sea by a powerful undertow have bee n recovered, all in the area where the children wa ded un suspe c lingly Thw-sday. The strong current was legend among natives for claiming sw1mmers. Officials sa id no swimming signs marked the area , but many of the signs warning of the undertow had been taken by beachgoers for firewo od, souvenirs or to free vehicles stuck in !.he sand . Authon!les in heli copters, boats and vehicles and aided by cl tizens se ar ched the beach and nearby waters after Faye Bomer and Wanda Masters. mothers of the children, watched helplessly as their children were swept away from shore. Th e bodies of Carol Masters, 1~ . nf Sugar Land, and l.lnda Zann, 13, of Houston were found hours apart and 100 yards from shnre Thursday. The bodies of John Bomer, 10, Lee Roy Masters, 7, and Melissa Masters, 10, of Sugar Land, were found P'rlday. Sheriff's Capt. Gene Smith said the children's families were on an outing and the pickup truck they were nding b~' CINC INNAT I i UP I ) While the Ohio leglslat ure shapes pub ilc school crements " He sa td he and . . . ' .. SOWETO, South Africa (UPI) - Pollee Saturday opened fire and use d teargas to di sperse hun· dreds of black youths who stoned a pollee car and a bus following a memorial observance on the second anniversary ol the Soweto riots . Br1g . Jam es Gerber, deputy divisional cum· missioner of pollee In the black township 15 miles southw est of Johannes· burg, said he knew of no Injured and declined to say how many shots were fired. He said both vehicles 11ere damaged. mad e grounds that sc hool closmgs for lack of funds Violates the federal Const itution They also hmted Fnday the Ohio sc hool fman cmg questio n may be !<Jken to federal court In their motlon, the lawye1s said hundreds of thousands of school children will sqlfer " ab sol ute edu catitYnal depriv~twn " if their schools are closed, whil e other stodents " Will rece1ve educatwnal serv1ces rangtng from adequate to h1gh quality ., Tllat . the law)e rs conten ded, represe nt s out , bot as far as I have been able to tell, they've done nothmg but talk.'' he sa1d . Officials of the fina nCially stumbling Cmcmnat1 school <listnct sa1d the legislature's plan, coupled with reduced costs and loans, rmght keep the diStrict's schools open nexl fall School off1c1ais foresee a $10 miJJion shortfall th1s year , which would close schools lor 20 to 30 days m the fa II Board Fmance Cha1rman John Rue sa1d the Senate actwn would gtve Cmcinnati schools an additional $2.2 rmlhon. forcing Cincinnati schools to borrow $2 million to $3 mlihon to remain open thiS year . Apology is not enough PATTATA, Thailand (UP!) - The Philippmes ts "mvtdtous dtscrumnation'' dissallsfled with a "mere by the General Assembly and apology" from the United v10lales the equal protectiOn States over the entry of a cla use of the 14th Pluli pptnes diplomati C J\mendment m1ss1on b~ New York police, The lawyers requested a Fore1 gn Minis ter Car los pr elim inary ln JUnc tton Rom ulo said today . ordertng th e sta te ''The cnme IS so sertous Departmen t of Education and politically, Internationally !.he Controlling Board 'to and crin11nally that a mere dis bur se, fr om ext stmg apology w11l not suffice," school appropriatiOnS under Romulo sa1d th eir control, suffi cient In add1t1on to a writlen nwney s to every school apOlogy. Romu lo sa1d, he d1stnct which IS ce rt1hed for demanded "proper redress" closing because of lack of and added, "those hoodlums fund s" to keep classrooms i11 the uniforms of policemen open through the 1978 school should not remain on the pohce force of !.he city of New year . "This may have a very York ." The incident last Sunday, m sig nifl canl eff ect 1n the wh1 ch police entered the (Cincmna ti school board's I Ph11ippmcs mission on Sth lawsml ," sa1d James B. Helmer Jr ., an attorney for avenue in New York City and the board. "When you make a detained several staff memfederal claun, you have the bers, drew an offi cial protest avenue of making it in federal from Romulo earlier in the day . court. Rom ulo said he had not "We haven't done that yet, but we 're not saymg that seen the text of a U.S. apology won't happen, " he told UPI. that U.S. State Deparlmenl The legislature 1s moldmg a officials said had been sent to public school asSistance Manila. package to head off closings New York police sa1d their in troubled districts. The officers broke up a fight Senate Thursday approved a outside th e Phili ppin es $200 million supplementa l buildmg and followed several appropriations bill including men involved in the at least $116 milhon in loans distw-bance into the building and grants to help keep without realizing !.hey were schools open Lhrobgh 1G78. enterin g Philippines diAlso Thursday, the House plomatic tern lory . overwhelming approved an Romulo's protest note said : accou ntabilit y and "The New York police management bill to help version of the incident 1s school d1stricls get the most completely unacceptable to out of available revenues . us " The two bills wlll be taken up ''I find it particularly ironic m opposite chambers next that this pernicious crime against human dignity should week . However, Helmer said that occur at a lime the United has no impact on the prelimi- Slates has proclaimed 1tself the champion of human nary injunction request " The leg islature can rights everywhere," Romulo conti nue to 1<1\k about a bai l said. �[).3- The Sunday Times-Sentinel. Sunday, June 18, 1978 0.2-Th«: Sunday Times&nUnel, Sunday, June 18,1978 For Best Results Use Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds For Be.~t Results Use Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds r-,~~lllll "1-.-· .•.\ ROUTE SALES GOOD PAY GOOD 'UTURE GOOD BENEFIT LOANS 1\VI\ILABL!: $25.000 to WASH AND WAX mobile homes . $10.000.000. for on~ Commer· CofT Mark and Do"• at cial or Buslnen purpose . call 446-4786 . . 1-61"-593-8400 bolwHn 9AM and 5PM . 111,000 ·115,000 JEWELL CO. It yur old corpantion, ltu 11111 opening i n ttlt Gllllpollt cerned wilh lhe bestseller list ci books; what we'd like to view is a best· READING list. lrtl for mature man or woman to call on t;J(Itting cu_ttomtrs ont.y. Tltltll not cold Clnvaulng but or Call 1·61_._,93-8400 between 9 om & 5pm . i}jpl}~ fii}~ ~THAT ICIWIIIL!DWOAD GAllE lOOking for IR lnCIIviCIUII with 1 11111 or buslnns ~ ~ ~~~ work record . one l.Sitor to each oqutre, to form Wt Olftr : · Sll1ry & Commlnlon llut Cron·Biua Shtld Profit shtrlnt rttlrtmtnt 5 diV wofok Wltk within 'I r,R-r:r 1 AM-FM radio, tinted · glass , wire wheel covers. Wos um Now•6099 1978 FORD FAIRMONT STATION WAGON - IDOVERN f ~~ I ~ :d . Now arrange lha Circled left"" 1c1 form lhe 1urpn11 aniWtr, u aug· ;tllld by thellllove car100n. Da rr x) Cream, 6 cyi. engine, power steering, power front disc brakes, automatic trans ., 5 year rust proofing . Stk , No. 496 . ~::3 Yesterday's ! Jumbleo: POUCH EXACT BUTTON ORIOLE Answar: ",Youn-lovery otdl"-"THtNE" 1llo 111111 JUMIII.ES ·110 1\oro In JUMBLE 11001( 110 Md JUMIII.E PH. 367·7150 BOOI< t11 . A.valllble for 11.36 EACH, pottpald from Jumble, cJo thlt ntWip&per, P.O. Box 34, Norwood, N.J. 07to'a. MIU chtckl ptW"Iblt to N o w -. 8 cyl. engine , power NOW '4695 Wo1 $6890 conditioning, AM rad io, Interior and exterior accent group, tinted glass, pivoting vent windows. Stk . No. 483. NOW •4640 Wos $5966 Was $6038 Now'557Q 1978 FORD FAIRMONT Now'569Q Was 2 dr . sedan, dark brown, • cy l. ACROSS 1 Shuts 7 Fruit cakes 12 Metal lubes 17 Station 21 Lasso 22 Vital organ 23 Long-legged bird N River in Germany 25 Pari of "to be · 16 Jog 28 S1eep1e 30 Trapped 32 Nole of scale 33 Encountered 35 Midday 37 F•~r-bear­ ing mammals 39 Stupefy 40 Weaken 41 Note of scale 43 Burden 45 Malice 47 Printer 's measure 48 Top of head 49 AI !hat place 52 Unil of Italian currency 54 Reeked 56 Sign ol · zodiac 57 Forgives 59 Part of eye 61 The holm oak 62 God of love 63 Cen tury plant 64 Parent (COllOQ.) 66 Intellect 67 Man 's n i c~name 68 Repellent 69 House of Commons (abbr 1 71 Campara· tive end- inq 72 Pa1n fu l 74 Goods cast overboard 76 Urge on Equa lllr 7ll Symbo lor thoron 7; Very n large nails 81 Flying mammal B2 War god B3 Sagacious 84 Simple· ton 851nlel 87 Confer upon 89 Seasons 90 GhOSIS (slang ! 92 Girl 's name 94 Fat around kidneys 95 Thoroughtare 96 Commonplace 97 Insect 99 Compass point tOO Care for 101 Unctuous 102 Free ti cket 103 Falsehood 105 Tallies 107 Cenl (abbr.! 109 Paid notices 110 Male deer 11 1 Microbes 113 Snare 114 Deface 115 Symbol lor lellu- rium 116 Dlslance measure 111 Miss Ullman 118 Sick 120 Note at scale 111 Biblical weed 122 Female horse 123 Girl 's name 124 Frog 116 Hospital attend- ants 126 Strangle 130 Unll of currency 132 Metal strand 134 Trials 135 Pi I 136 Enlisted man (colloq .) 137 Moun· talns of Wyoming 139 Precipitation 141 Symbol lor tellu- rium 141 Exist 143 Charts US Singing voice W Singing bird 149 Cry 152 Registered nurse (abbr.) !53 Lures t55 Girl's name 157 Smooth 159 Nole of scale 160 Apportion 162 Wherewilhal 164 Seagoing vessel 166 Wears awa~ 168 Portico 169 Caucasian for~e 19 Staid 10 ~pures speech 27 lnslrument 29 Excludes 31 Printer's measure 34 EarthQuake 36 Melal fastener 38 Taken 107 Prool- unlaw- 108 Lock ol fully .0 Capuchin monkeys ~2 Great Lake ~4 Delineated 46Pieced OUI 48 Sliflly decorous 49 Charac· teti stic 50 Girl's name 51 Latin conj unc· lion from Iranian plateau 170 Diurnal t71 Cowboy com petit ions DOWN 1 Shellfish 2 Crippled 3 ConJunction ~ Pose lor portrait 5 Merit 6 Back less seat 7 Symbol for thorium 8 Roman bronze 9 Knocks 10 Allempts 11 Strips of leather 11 Poslscrlpi !abbr.) 13 Possessive pronoun 14 Trans· II xes 15 Raised the spirit of 16 Ploy a banjo 17 Seed container 18 Hypothetical 53 Dye plant 55 Prefix : formerly 56 Dry 58 Decays 60 Pierce 62 God of love 65 Wooden vessel 68 Developed 69 Hurry 70 Topol wave 72 Conversed 73 Weirdest 751dle chatter 76 Guard n Heaped )g Covered with soot 80 Fathers B2 Solar disks B3 Puts on one's 8-4 guard Frus- lrates 86 Danish lind divl· slon 88 Petition 89 Precipitous 90 European ermine 91 Self·re- ooec.l 1978 GRANADA mirrors, trim rings and hub caps . Stk . No. 472 ing reader 's mart< Hair ttO Lease t11 Small boring tool 112 Sluggish n• Church -·· w.. $4290 6 cyl . engine. automatic tra ns mission, cigar lighter, BR78x14 117 Swing 119 Den 121 Allowance for waste 122 Burrowing ani- mal 123 " state (abbr.) 125 Attract 127 Guido's tow note 128 Amulets 1291nsecl 130 Ladle t31 Mr. Reagan 133 Ireland t36 Greek letter t38 Waler wheel 140Atno lime 143 Pronoun 14-4 Remain U6 Hindu Wos SS.02 ·Now'514Q 1978 FORD FAIRMONT ' STAnON WAGON Slack, 4dr .. full vinyl root. 6 cy l. front and rear b umper guards, e~Cter i or and Interior accent down . C-30, l -Ion L.W.B. c::IJevrolet truck with 12 fl. gooain bed , 454 engine, 3),000 miles , P.S., P.B .. group. tinted glass, pivoting front vent windows . Stk. No. 547 visibil ity group, body side mldg . NOW '5480 Was $6152 Now'5730 Was um ' ~apr i ce .:i door. silver w i th red vi n yl roof, viny l mferlor. full pow er equipment. radial tires , 305 V-8, air cond., comfort tilt, cruise co ntroL radio & tape . V-8, 300 Coll9qJ 7539 . ~ \9~ HONDA 750 cc stoc k f. . c..tlenr cond .flon . Low mileage. - q<IJ-6216 . f\YO NEW deluKe elec triC ranges . C:gold General Electric and 1 white Ta ppan S2'15 each Con lfi Uten at Kin gsbury Home S.le ~ . 1110 E. Mom St .. ~!roy . 992 -7034 • GALLIPOLIS, OHIO WHEEL NEWCMC ALIGNMENT SPECIAL s1rs 1974 'ItT . GMCP ickup 1974 'IJ T. GMC Pickup 1974 •;, T. CMC PU 843 2622 . 19_6_8 V'f" BUCC$400. '192-5858 . 1971 CADILLAC ELDORADO Full 1974 'It l , Chev . PU 1974 three -fourth Chev. PU 1971 GMC 9500 Tractor u.s. Any made cor-p1rts utro It needed, E•clucln fronl-whHI drive cors. Call Now For Appointment Pomeroy Landmark 9 ..~ck W, Carsey,Mgr. M . 1973 MONTE CARLO Londo1.1. P.S.. P.B.. A .C., AM 8·trock 'ilereo. Ex csllent cond1tion . $1700. Truck Headquarters 1 owner. good tires , Pilant m-mr power , o1r. elfcellent cond ition Phone 992·7462. 1975 'It T. Chevrolet PU 1973 F700 Ford Dump Truck 1973 Novo - 1974 PINfO . Rad ial ti res, new shocks . 4B .OOO miiYs . Sl500 1976 Pinto - 1973 Chev . Dump 60 Serie~ 1977 Ford Pickup 11~72 Ford Von 1';6.,.Chev . 1 T. Tr1.1ck SOMMERSCMC TRUCKS. INC. talk . Co l1992·5311 $800 or best aft er . 992 -7332 . 1973 133PineSt. ---- -PLYMOUTH CUOA . Asking 1967 DLDS. goad cond . $350 . Coli 446·3616 . Hour1: 8 om 1o6:JO pm 1974 CHEVROLET PICKUP . 1\ulo . PS, P8 , a ir , TW with topper : Leu than •o.ooo milea. Very good cond. Coll446·3870. 1975 VOLKS 1\CEN RABBIT 39,000 milet , exc . co nd . $2-400: Coii2AS·9182. 1975 CHEVY C-60 SERIE S TRUCK . Coll440·7545 or 440·6568. sngu1e , o1.1ro ., P.S., P,B,, A.C. o4 ·door sedan E. cellsnt co ndition. 985 ·3900 . tJC . cond' Call 367-7214. SEE IT TODAY AT 1971 IMP"'LA. r1.1n1 good. 71,000 milea , $.450. Coli 4.. 6-0362 or 1978 GMC 4 - whe~i drive.- Talce over payments and older cor . 992-5301. 1976 Oaflun Pickup, toke ovur OLDSMOBILE DELMONTE ~ E• · poymentt. Ph 367·0256 cellent work cor 01 will trode 1971 MI\VERICK , co ll446-1292 for rid ing hone , or mc:ifor~ycle or r iding lawn mower. Phone 1973 Ford Ranger pick up , 7•2·2062, . b.d, rebuilt •ng .,new tires , 302 •ng. std . slllh , good gos 1970 PlYMOUTH DUSTER. 6 cyl .. mileage. $1950 or will trade lor auto. Wheel Horse rid ing mower . Phoneq92·6011 newer model larm tractor will "SiT. ----- pay boa I. Ph 256·1216 197S DOOCE VAN ; '74 Dodge ChargerS£ Coll367-7220. iriu, 8UICK EL ECTRA~ 1iooo miles , .. '- cond . Co li 256·6428 after 5pm~ __ - A .C. Euellent gas mileage. Be si otfe, over $4000. 614-675-1345 or 614-675-2553 . CARROLL NORRIS DODGE Corner 3rd & Court APPLIANCE SERVICE SE ARS ELECTRIC i nc ~.~bat or , u sed tw ice . Lorge bullet. Rollowoy bed , like new. m -3079 . We have enlarged our Plice department and II •ervlce Hotpoint and brands. Qh;o. 992·3885. 1973 YAMAHA 250 MX. 38 mm racing corburolor. Good runn · ing condition . m .J.foq . A l~o . ClLJiomatic washer . ---- Pornen, Landmark ~ock W. Corsey, Mgr. - - Phone 992-2181 '' Gallipolis IEED A WATER SOFTENER? Let Pomtroy Landmorlc Ulfttn a. . condition your 1~lttr with Co-op . woter softener. Modtl UC-SVI, "ow Only 1289.95 ltl us test yourwoltr Free · PomenlJ Landmark IY73 01\TSUN PICKUP . '1'12·3803. 1%8 DODGE TO N tr1.1ck w ith 1973 440 cu. in , motor, outo. tram•. , tand em reor a~le . 196 7 Plym out h. 383 engin e. body good, mote• need s repa.r _ Con be ~een on 114 at Sycamore Grove . Al ~o . o Loferelle Com stet 25-8 23 chonne C8 rod1o. -- STANDING ---- -in 949-2705. -·· HAY ~- - field . 985-3835, ~To,Snea=.. :r:-=--:.. ·- Pilant f92-2111 -~ 1972 l TO. PS PB, one owner, AC. Am rod ~o; , E1 track to•·· l ' \1' , f•urul . ! :1111 •llh-II'~UL 1966 COLLECTOR'S ITEM converti · 1950 I ' , T. !NlERNI\ fiONAi7J 2 1973 CRI\NO PRIX , PS, PB , AM·Fm II stuel bed with rockl . 1S,OOO actual mile5, Coli 446- 03~5 . • ---~----- ble. 50.000 miles . Coll256-6200 ~~ radio , oir 1 Gold·Gold vinyl top , SI '195. Coli 446-4069. 1969 CH£V~OLET $TI\TION WAGON , PS, •adla , AT, $300.'' ' Call379-2671. .. 1970 MUSTANG. Muno pertoct: $350. or will t.ell ports , CaH 368-8596. " 1972 MERCURY, P.S.. P.B.. A.C. No. '27 lnt ernarionol baler . 2000 bv . tar corn . 985·3537 oftur b pm. 985 -413 1:.. ·-- 12 fOOT f iBERGlAIS boal ond tra iler, 23 channel bose CB. power mike and onttnno. Coli 992·5193, after 5 pm. REGISTERED POLLED Herel o•d bulL '2 yea rs old . Ph one 992-55.-r . r~ ~~~ USED CAS COOKINC STOVE. CE garbage disposal. 15 ft . wooden boot. 40 h.p. motor and tro ilsr . qq'2-3573. 1976 550·4. 800 miles . Very good condition. Anytime after 5, 992-6350 . APPAlACHIAN STOVE . Greatest selec ti on of wood and stove heaters. Warehouse prices. Moving 10 Middleport. Call 614-698-7191. H & N Ooy o ld or started leghorn pullets, both floo r or cage grown avai lable . Poultry HOL.IS· ing and A1.1tom otion . Modsrn Poultry , 399W. Main,.Pomeroy . Phone 992 -2164 . BABY BED and mattre ss , S25 . Solo bed , $50 . Plolform rock.sr, $25 . Ca ll before 4 pm. 94q.244q or 9•9-2575 . -·-~ -- 1967 GS 400. 43-4, roily wheel5 , fM . newpain!. 1972 350-2 Bu ick engine . 400 turbo trans , Sl25 . _ ~8~422b .~~~P_!!l :.. ~ -~ 1977 FORO F- 150 automatic p ickup tru ck . 4000 miles . severo! ex tra ~ . Ask ing 55.800. Phone 992 J<ffl. FR!C IDARE FREEZER, .upr lghl. side by side, Wh irlpoo l portable dishwasher; COL.ICh; AM·FM radio , reco rd player. cabinet model , redlntH ; odd rockerl , rollowdy bed: Low~ r y Gsnie 98 Organ. Ca ii.U6 -44ft9 . You' ll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" CMC Financing Open Evenings Unlil6 :00-Til Sp.m. Sat. Pomeroy 992-5342 1969 Chevelle Malibu .... ~695 Local owner. auto .• P .S., P.W. CLIFTON AUTO SALES Jq n HONDA t ie q 30 hll one 5 tdl dorJ.: no Wednesday or S1.1ndov p1clung . Happy Hollow Fr u•r Form . I ·304 -57b·1016 SEALY MAlTREIS SALE N~W IN NERSPRINC MA TlRlSSES DOUBLE SIZE , $04 95 WAS $69 95 . RICE 5 NEW AND USED FURNI1URE . 854 SECOND AVE . riif~§"' · All TYPE S of building material s. b lock , br 1ck. sewer pipes. win· Claude dows, lintels , e!< W1nters , Rio Grand e, 0 . Phone 145-5111 after 5. ----- - LAYNE'SNEW & USED FURNITURE NEW Solo , choir , rocJ.:er. ot!omon, 3 1obles. $500; Bedroom ~1.11tes , tric ranges , $200. Eor Am sola & (hair . S300. modern solo. choir . loveseot $2 75 . Reclinurs SIOO : end up: Tables . S60 eoch. Swivel rocke rs $125. Maple or pine tabl e, 4 choirs $215 : Hutck $225 & S275 : 7 pc. Oinettu, $109 : 5 p c. Oinene $55 .00, 9 pc. $160 . Bunk beds complete$ 150. $225 mollresse~ or bo .. spr· lng~ . firm S60 eo . chest of drawer $.38 COCO USED De~ks . Refrigeroto•~ . SWeepers. Dryers. ranges . coffee ond end !abies. rv 's, dinettes. beds. tables. lomps, c ha1 r~ . orher 11em s. Call 4o4 6·ron Monday !kru Fri day 9 10 8 p m , Satur dor. 9 to S p.m. 3 mi o1.1t Bu aville Rd . FOR THE BEST IN FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING, Free htlmote~ Pick 1.1 p and delivery 581\'ICe , call Mowrtty ' ~ U p h o l ~tery . Pt. Pleasant, W. Vc . 675 ..U 54. ··~-- ~- FARM FENCE POSTS , ALL SIZES. over 6 ,00Cl to choose from . $1.99 and 1.1p , shlngles. Sl-4.95 per sq .. Anderson windows , studs , olhar b1.1ilding ma ter ial. Op•n dally 9-7, Fronks 6orgoin Center , Rl. 1b0. Porter , Ohio, --- ---- ROAD CRADER . Coll 367-0<67 . 1970 CADILLAC SED. DEVILLE. ............ 1995 446-q573 283 CHE VY MOTOR . App roll 24 .000 m1ies . $50. Con be ~een at 610 1 1 Fourth Ave . or call 446 1909. 25 LAYING HENS, Sl SO eo ch Call 446·4b35 . HAY FOR SALE Call 440·4484 SEWING MACHINE . deluxe wh•te 4 yrs , o ld . he . cond . S200 Call 446·9465 SIX llRE S. BOO , 14 , 10 ply SlS. each . set ol gall cii.Jb5, $50 . Juke box 50's model Seeb1.1rg. S125. Fuel Oil tonk . 350 got . 575. sewing mochme , $25 . Pet crate , metal . $25 . ~tot 1on wagon fe nce for pets . $10. Call 446·9274. 1q75 HONDA 250, $400 J60 goo d cond l i! J 000 m•les Coli Strow be~r~e ~ - SOFT TO P for CJ 5 Jeep . Good _ ~ond_:_ Co lt 440 · 2b0~ alter 5_Pm - Olfer A Leader Any Way You Look At It 388 85<>< " Located on W. Va . Side of Pomeroy-Mason Bridve 1304 1773-1777 Slb5-$l50-S300-S500. 30 ' elec- • 197' COLO OUSTER, 318, 3 •pel. 1976 YELLOW TR7. AM -FM tape, stick , new tires . exc, gas mileage, Pomeroy Open EvPnings til8 : 00 p.m. . - -.-. 1973 PiYMOUTH- FURY 1. 360 <46·4362. NOI.lfl'lOS .. S\000. 1973 Chevrolet Capri ce Wagon . Phone843·2061 . 446·2532 . 992-2126 REGSlTEAED . •;, Arab more and gelding. 3 years old . See Eskey t:till , Flatwaod~ Rood , Pomeroy . 1q59 CHEVROlET 1·door. 327. 4~po&d "Your Chevy Dealer" 19tB YZ 125 Yomoho . Coli 9112-5013 . EKcell ent condition . cellent condition . Col! and lt.>t 's 1976 Ford t;, T. Truck Bedllners , heavy duty , rear step b1.1mper . Bill'S 446-2642 i35. Antique stone lireploce montle ,"$35. 992-7805 . 1973 CADILLAC ELDORADO . E• - 1975CMC IT . T•uck POMEROY MOTOR CO. C~S E HAY rake , $1 .. 5. Pull disc, ,, 2 Dr .. P.S.. P.B., auto. on floor, tape deck , bucke t ~~ GREAT CUTLASS FEEliNG Karr & Van Zandt 1974 Cutlass Olds ......... $3195 - DISCOVER THAT See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Burris , Marvin Keebaugh or George Harri s. DON'T PASS UP THESE UKE NEW USED CARS IN STOCK I NEW CHEVY VAN CONVERSIONS, MOTOR HOMES, SPORT PICKUPS, Real i~;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;~;;;;;;~~ 992-b281 . • AM-FM radio, p.s., p.b • & more WORKMAN'S SPECIAL EL CAft\INO, BLAZERS. - A . CU{lASS SII.I ON 2-C)A OR 4 Ok bed . Windows. Ooors, ~l~eement , Win· Mws. PatiJ Coven, Aluminum Sidi119 and ACcessorln. Ca II joodofler . Cal 1 ~3 1 1 Mlddle,..,rt, o , • A ir cond ., auto . P .S.• P. B .• radio. 10,good FOOTcondi TRUCI< tion . camper Mak e . me o 1974 PlYMOUTH GOlD D1.1~te• , P.S., A .C . new ti1ss, 6 cylinder . Exce llent co ndition . Manager. for a Good Deal o.n • New or Used Vehicle. seats, white int. '192·7692. To Driving Excitement. See Rocky Hupp, Oarrell Oodrill or Pat Hill, General Con11ersion 318 V·8, automatic, p .S. & P . B .• good tires , ~und mechani cal l y. n ice interior conversion. ice bo;J(, flat bud . Good con dit ion. Coil Coll992·7l85 1975 111 T. GMC 1972 Oataun PU 1974 Che"¥ , '!1 T. PU v.a, automat ic. Air cond .• p .s .• p .b ., au to. m -FM stere o & tape P .O. Locks , 50-50 fron t Seat & more DAN THOMPSON FOR 1974 Dodge Van •..•.•••$3995 196; DODCE TRUCK . 2 1on, I< lt . The Totally Personal Approach ti res .' P .S., good t ires. Priced to go . 4 WH. DRIVE PICKUP, • MAGNUM XE new iMPROVEMENTS • ~ OPEN TILL7 P.M. Except Thursday & Saturday til5 : 00 Closed Sunday 1976 GMC %.Ton .••••• $3695 s;+or m Far a good deal see Tom Sprague, Me lvin' Little, John Koehn, Morris Sheests, Gory Rudolph, Nancy Fowlor, Sandy G1tewood, David Beavor. autom~t \c, ~orm 444-3575 Illy 444-3560 Night ACROSS FROM HOllER MEDICAL CENTER radio. like • • • • Polara 4 Dr .• V -8, automatic. P .S., radio . Bargain priced. ti)ME • Pllopt: work. Package. 1971 DodgePolara4 DR$769 FERGUSON Ho, condi· t•oner. SSOO . Very good co ndltWn . Reedsv1lle . bioi 378 6311 . 14 Hr. Wrocker S.rvloe V·B, automatic , power st eering, Ranger topper . 2 tone paint. Sharp. 1974 Chevelle ...... ~:-:~~~1695· ~ FORD SALES 362 JACKSON PIKE-RT. 160 & 35 1976 FORD F-100 .................... ;.~3595 99Hrf6 M"\~SEY NOW '4440 • Landau roof & more V-8, Auto . Trans, full tim e .:ix4, PS, PB , Radio , Rear 1972 Plymouth Fury II $895 --- Llghl blue, 4 cyl. eng ine, 3 •peed, automatic trans., tinted glass, complete rear 5fep bumper, white side -wall t ires, with special stripe ·pkg . • AM-FM stereo & Jape speed control, fl ight ben ch seat, leather int.. 37. 000 miles . One loca l owner . Shows good care. flip fold bench seat . Coupe. Wh ite over green , 250, 6 cyl. engine, automatic paint • Bu c ket seats , air cond . 1975 BLAZER 4X4 .................... ..S4395 trans .. power sf . & brakes, power door loc ks & win dows. comtortilt , AM· FM radio, deluxe equipmen t . Less than 11 .000 miles . Co. car , never t i tled . needs some ALHS CH AlMER S ~ma l l round tJ:oler . S1800 Purchased new V/71 . EKce ll ent co nd111 0n. ~ed~v~lle , ~ 14 378 6311. 1978 FORD COURIER 1976 CHRYSLER CORDOBA 2 DR•.s4795 V-8 Auto. Trans. PS, AC. AM-FM Stereo, tilt wheel , 2 Seat Wagon , VB engine, automatic trans .. p. steering, 399 W. Main St. 991-2164 Pomeroy, 0 , ~ Was $4682 1977 Chevrolet. ........ ,$5995 ~- Modem Supp~ 191,1 DATSUN ' J ton pickup. 4esd . new ci1.1 ICh. m~,~lt lo r . okes and po1nt . 25 rn .p .,g. NOW•saoo 1973 CHEV. MONTE CARLO 2 DR s2795 V-6, Auto trans, PS, PB, AC, AM Radio with tape stereo, low mileage . Clea n as a bell. d'ood tires , • stereo tape, du al bright m irrors , wire wheel covers . Stk . No. 334 protection group. rear def roster VACATIONUSED CARS READY rtdio, twin saddle tanks. & pinion • P .S.• P .B .• Ra dial tires • Landau root & more V -B. Auto trans, PS, AC , AM Radio with tape stereo. cloth seat trim . 1977 Chevelle Malibu. $4895 11!~ • Air cond . AM-FM & tape 1974 CHEV. MONTE CARLO 2 DR s2795 .- :; FOR SALE "' SUPREME 6R f)UGI--' ~M COUPE 4 cyl, Auto Trans, AM Ra dio leon . W. Va . ,,, condi t ioning , AM radio with conditioning , AM radio, bumper 1974 FORD PINTO 2 DR ............ s1895 !Dm automatic tra nsmission, air conditio ning , Interior decor 8 cyl. engi ne . au toma t i c transmission , power steer ing and brakes, automatic trans .• cloth bucket sea ts . floor shift, front and rear bumper guards , air engine. au1omat lc trans .• power brakes. power steering. air queen l.S Roman tyrant 150 Butter substitute (collog .J 151 Food fiSh 153 Beverage 15-4 Nohoor sheep 156 Norse queen or the underworld 156 Bow 161 Preposl· tlon tB3 Symbol for tin 165 Railway (abbr.) 187 Prefix: ., m ore options AM-FM Stereo & Tape and luxu ry Interior decor , elec. rr . defrost. More. Nice. PH. 992-2174 MFllJ5 Diesel - MF230 Dies el 'Fl50 Diesel - MF235 Diese l Gfl65 Diesel · MF285 Diesel MFI135 Diesel, Cob, air & 1)4-oter. NEW & USED IMPLEMENTS M~ Boler - MF10 Boler · .MF\20 laler - Matthews Rotary Scy the 11 Mf880 Sem1·mounted b bot Plow - MF 520 12' OiH .W:100 2 Fl ow Chopper - MF39 2 IJ>w Pla nte rs · Mechonkol loronsplont£>r . : SHINN 'S TRACTOR SAL ES .,. Phone 458 · I b30 :A uto ., p.s ., p.b., air cond . w indow. Defrost. deluxe wheel covers. Less than 35,000 miles . 351 V-8, Aulo Trans, PS, PB, AC , AM-FM Stereo . POMEROY, OHIO ~ 6 cy l, 3 speed trans .• viny l roof. AM radio. electr ic rear 1975 FORD GRANADA GHIA 2 DRs3895 US!D TRACTORS: Wilh Ra llye appearance pkg. and ' flip -up roof , V -6 englno, 1978 FORD FAIRMONT 'I'Af~ 4 cyl, auto. t rans, AM Radio, white with red trim , alu minum road wheels, with t rim rings. f ull glass Jrd door, N ice. 500 E. MAIN SENS I·MA 11C ac· i!tlunting machine. Phone {92 -2156 , The Doily Sentine l, "'ll Court Street . Pomeroy , •5680 1978 MERCURY MONARCH 6 cyl . eng ine, automatic transmission , air conditioning, powor steering, luggage rock , Wos $5738 BURflOUGH5 steering , w -s-w tires. SPECIAL 1977 FORD PINTO 3 DR RUNABOU1s329 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 1978 FORD PINTO w -s -w tires. power steering : air conditioning, AM radio, i nterior accent group . 4 cyl. .:1 speed tra ns, 'ps. Am Radio , white with red trim , Al uminum road wheels with trim R. Mgs . Less t han 11 ,000 miles . Local owner. Sharp as a tack . 1975 FORD GRANADA GHIA 4 DR s2995 Now'4400 rack CUTLASS 1977 FORD MUSTANG II 2 DR.... ~3895 We can save you money. We are The Friendly Deater. Call or see one of these Friendly Salesmen, J, D. Story, Ray Douglas or Bill Nelson . NOW '5290 group, power OLDS Oon ' l forget you awe it to yourself to check ~ Was $4602 INVITES YOU AND YOUR FAMILY TO with us before you buy any car new or used. "" 302 eng~ne, power steering and brakes, automat1c trans., air conditioning, deluxe bumper group, visibility group, AM-FM stereo radio, tinted glass, vinyl insert body side mldg ., floor mats. Stk. No , 24. 1978 MERCURY ZEPHYR 4 DR SEDAN 116 Manufacture NOW '5460 4 cyl. engine, power steering, front and rear, AM radio, d<lal bright mirrors, B78xl4 W· S· W fires . Slk . No. 4~ 4 DR SEDAN NOW '4075 KARR & VAN ZANDT Beat the price rai~e. Most 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 get top money tor your trade - in. Now is the time to trade tor a new Buick or Pontiac and save money . " FUlURA engine , power steering , AM , radio, Interior accent group. dual 93 Mitigates 95 Stretch · . g7 Reveal !II Goddess of heal· ing 102 Wan 1a. Send lorth 106 Worthh!ss leav- BESi SELECTION of theb;st wood itcves in SoL.Itheostern Ohio . ~lui. Morse. Elel , Tiro lio . Jempwood , ond Nolhuo. Zion ~t Co .. 8 Putnam Or. (o lf Miil St.) , Athens . 014 -592-0079 or V"H96· I I B7 . 1978 FORD FAIRMONT THIS WEEK•s SPECIAL · SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLER cp1cium chl oride, fe rt ili zer, dog !QOd, and all types of salt. Ex "'lsior Sol i Work s. Inc .. E. Main ~ . Pomeroy . 992-389 1. Sliver, 6 cyl. engine, automatic trans ., power steering and brakes, air conditioning, exterior and Interior accent, luggag1 rock, AM rodlo, trim. rings and hub caps, vinyl Insert body side mldgs. Stk. No. 497 302 engine, power steering , automatic trans .. w-s-w tires, luggage rack , bumper guards, front and rear air conditioni ng , In fer lor accent group , t i nted glass. steering , automatic trans .r power brakes, luggage rack, fro nt & rear bumper guards , air (Anlwtrl Mondey) FOR SALE COAL. LIMESTONE. sa nd. grovel , 1978 FORD FAIRMONT 1978 MERCURY ZEPHYR 1978 FORD FAIRMONT STATION WAGON STATION WAGON STATION WAGON Sliver, Print answer here: 2 Lots at Ohio Volley Memorlol Gordens, Now'455Q ~;~ Was $4939 bedroom . 6 cyl., automatic trans., power steering, gauges, Inside hood release, free wheeling pkg., a low mpunt bright mirrorl, AM radio, tinted glass. cigar lighter, new tires . AM radio with B track· tape, exterior accent group, lower body side protection, tinted glass, step bumper, w-s-w tires. · .,.._,.. 0 D r--1,-44-J-t-tp-,--15-o-v-.-,,-n-tw--. . Dark Jade met .. 4 cyl. engine, BIG SAVINGS '!Ill ON ALL NEW BUICKS &PONTIACS IN STOCK 1'1 x 653 bedroom 12 x bO 2 S to te~man 1978 FORD F-100 117 WHEEL BASE automatic trans., power steer ing , western swing back mirrors, rear I OCKAL () Optional 7 fool box, 3 speed automatic trans., 4 cyl. ' engine , , b I - $1111111'11!1~r- confiCitntlal in ltrvltw plttlt ull Mr . Wattrt 1t Holiday Inn , 446·00t0 , Pltue nil after 5 Mon· doys . cage, ltfl kit, carpet, driving lights, grill guord, now s11ts. Ron ShMis, ~•4 Country, 2S.-1414. 1 1978 MUSTANG II 2 DR 1977 FORD COURIER GREEN RANGER XLT 2 dr.. light blue with hall vinyl roof , dual accent pa int stripes, all vinyl seat, trim W· S· W tires, air condition, tinted glass, left hand remote mirror, fu ll wheel covers. lour ordinary word1. If you like chtlltngt, In· dtptneltnct, responsibility, and no ctlllng on your Income or future, wt wouiCI llkt to t1lk to you . For point , ntw tlru ond wheels, new lop, full roll 1978 FORD LTD byHtnri~endBobLH Unscramblelhnllour Jumblta, -acktrounCI and 1 sta-le from purpose. 1n opportunity to Clll an JSO existing accounts . Wt art Promotion business 1Y~~C<,eo1lry • LOANS 1\VAILABLE. $25 ,000 to SlO ,OOO .OOilfor any commercial We're not particularly con· . Clean. Call i56-6A95 o• 25<> 6077 ---·--- CH~ST TYPE FREEZER . Coil SMALL 446 ·7082. COUCH. c hou . diner!e setm chest and n ight s!and _ Coli 446·7040 ~af.!!_r._Spm : or 4~-7234 . USto FURNI1URE I SET Of QUEEN SIZE SPRINCS AND MATIRESS TWO S PC DINE11E SETS . I LI V. EM. SUITE I SH Of SPRINC5 ANO MAT TRES S. I MA !TRESS. I SMALL ORGAN . I HOBBY HORSE. RICE" S NEW AND USW fUR NIIURE . 85' SECOND . AV E. 446·q523. STRAWBERRIES. pick yo1.1r own. bOC o q~.~ort , 6ri ng own con tame r! . Coll245-512 1. APPAlOOSA HORSI::S Stud serv• ce . SSO. reg. mores S3 5. 1973 CADILLAC CPE. DEVILLE ............ s1995 1974 CADILLAC SED. DEVILLE.., ..........s3695 Drive Home A Winner See One . of the courteous Salesmen : Karr & Van Zan·d t grode mores . 1\lso breeding "ock . Call 2• 5-936 9 R•o You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" GMC Financing Grande. FRENCH CIT Y FABR IC SHOPPE ho• 992 -5342- 0pen Evenings Until6 : 00 new . used. demo. closeout S PM -Pomeroy sewing mo chmes pn ced lrom . ._ _ _ _ _Til __ _ _Sat. __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, $15, to $809 .95 We ho"'e a machine l or everyone . See us today . 58 Court St., Golhpalis. Coi!AA6-9255 . For safe FULL SIZE AN D QUEEN SIZE BED· DING . Captains bed table CHIMNf"t' BlO CKS bu il d1 ng lomp, laundry tub , boby bed motenol5 Golhp ol1~ Bloc J.: Co motor w i !h tro il ef Call complete w1th momess . Corbi n 44tl 2783. 245-9170. and Snyder Furniture, q55 SeIS FT CHRYSLER BASS BOAT . SO cond Ave .. 44b· l 171 . 1974 MARLIN JET BOA1 , •55 Olds HP Mercury malar . 15 gal. and Be r k lsy pump Coli 1975 HONDA XL 350. 2700 m1le~ . tonk lazr·t roll elect ric tro lling 446·4078 . eKe . cond . Call Ub· I8Sb. mot or and o cce ~sones Heo vy ON~ Ali!ROW AIR lubrica tion 10b, duty boo tt ra1ICr and spo re l ire, BI\LEO HAY . Coii4A6·2724 . holds 5 gal One reg . Engl ish Coll4 46-4045. Se tter bird dog Hos hod some CAR RADIO, orn fm ~ te rse reg free s~ . qs , sole $6q _qs. 6 only, MARY KAY COSMETICS training . Will s811 cheap . Ca ll fa Cial . Patsy f 1tck . cons1.1ltont. 446-3828 ._Tawney Je~elry . 422 2~~ve Call 446 -420-4 SIL VER DOLLARS and gold cains . SALE ON CACTI & SUCCULENTS: I 1 price sole on unusual porch & SC ANDINAVII\N HEALTH FOOD . For onvss tment or collection . loo ~ing , gaming . mointenonce . pol io hangmg bo~kets . MTS Coin Shop. Call 44b.J 842 or Patsy Filch . con~ultont. Ca ll Glossho1.1se Work~ 446-0690. 446-4104 . Greenhouse . Stewart. Ohio. 15' FIBERGLASS BOA 1, 45 HP - Pete Burris, Marvin l(eebaugh or George Harris ---- --- ---- USED TRACTORS. MF 135 Die sel - MF730 MFI50 01 ese l MF235 MFI65 D1c sol Mf 185 MF1135 Diesel , Cab , Heater . D•esel· D1ese l · D•cscl air end NEW 8 USED IMPLEMENTS Mfq Bo ler MFI O SeitH . MF 120 Boler • Matthew~ Rotary Scythe MF880 Semi ·M ounted 6 bottom plow · MF520 12 disc MF2 2 MF39 2 row row choppe r planters rncchonico.l '1ronsplon1er. SHINN S TRAC - TOR SALES Phone 458 · 1630 LEON, W.VA fARMALL CUB TRACTOR wirh Open Thu rsday · Sunday. Man)' SWIMMING POOLS and ~upplie ~ . REFRICERMORS . WA SHERS AND some eq1.1ipment; 8 N Ford I roc · Viole ts, Gingers. Red 8egon1o, lnground and ab ove ground DRY ERS . WRINCER WASHERS , tor w1th turning plows and D1effenbiclllo & Ferns. Pk HOLIDAY POOlS H1m ! 1nQI(ln RI\NCE S. ALL SOlD WITH bru!ih hog. also Formal! Super 662-21•2 W Vo . Call :104 420 4788 GUARANTEE . WE ALSO SER · A lra ctor . Co11256·6242. VICE APPLIANCES SKI\CCS 19H T.M. Suzuki '250, runs good SWIMMING POOLS. In and above APPLIANCES. 1918 !ASTERN lWO GAAVESITES in old 1vction Phone 44!.·4949 gr ound . Full ~ervice. Supplies of M ound Hil l. Call 4.4.6-0.4.81 1\VE ., Coll446-7398. and pools in stock. D, Bumgard - DURING THE SUMMER , 1"11 be offer Spm . Spinst Piano $400. Ph. 675 ·2848 r>er Sales. 31711 Nobel Summ1t available lo stay with patients P~NOHTON REBUIL T HAT1ERIES fiVE VOUNC MULES. Call 25 ACRES ml~ed stand ing hoy. ' od, Middleport , Oh . Call relurnmg lrom the hospital. SItt with exchange, new ones '156-6257 Rodnur_ a~e~Col\245 -5050 . ' 12-5724 . ...~o ll446 · 9304 or 446·9014 , $31 , 51uoronteed·. 388 ·65% .. ~···!ii_. ~ ---=--.::= �[).3- The Sunday Times-Sentinel. Sunday, June 18, 1978 0.2-Th«: Sunday Times&nUnel, Sunday, June 18,1978 For Best Results Use Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds For Be.~t Results Use Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds r-,~~lllll "1-.-· .•.\ ROUTE SALES GOOD PAY GOOD 'UTURE GOOD BENEFIT LOANS 1\VI\ILABL!: $25.000 to WASH AND WAX mobile homes . $10.000.000. for on~ Commer· CofT Mark and Do"• at cial or Buslnen purpose . call 446-4786 . . 1-61"-593-8400 bolwHn 9AM and 5PM . 111,000 ·115,000 JEWELL CO. It yur old corpantion, ltu 11111 opening i n ttlt Gllllpollt cerned wilh lhe bestseller list ci books; what we'd like to view is a best· READING list. lrtl for mature man or woman to call on t;J(Itting cu_ttomtrs ont.y. Tltltll not cold Clnvaulng but or Call 1·61_._,93-8400 between 9 om & 5pm . i}jpl}~ fii}~ ~THAT ICIWIIIL!DWOAD GAllE lOOking for IR lnCIIviCIUII with 1 11111 or buslnns ~ ~ ~~~ work record . one l.Sitor to each oqutre, to form Wt Olftr : · Sll1ry & Commlnlon llut Cron·Biua Shtld Profit shtrlnt rttlrtmtnt 5 diV wofok Wltk within 'I r,R-r:r 1 AM-FM radio, tinted · glass , wire wheel covers. Wos um Now•6099 1978 FORD FAIRMONT STATION WAGON - IDOVERN f ~~ I ~ :d . Now arrange lha Circled left"" 1c1 form lhe 1urpn11 aniWtr, u aug· ;tllld by thellllove car100n. Da rr x) Cream, 6 cyi. engine, power steering, power front disc brakes, automatic trans ., 5 year rust proofing . Stk , No. 496 . ~::3 Yesterday's ! Jumbleo: POUCH EXACT BUTTON ORIOLE Answar: ",Youn-lovery otdl"-"THtNE" 1llo 111111 JUMIII.ES ·110 1\oro In JUMBLE 11001( 110 Md JUMIII.E PH. 367·7150 BOOI< t11 . A.valllble for 11.36 EACH, pottpald from Jumble, cJo thlt ntWip&per, P.O. Box 34, Norwood, N.J. 07to'a. MIU chtckl ptW"Iblt to N o w -. 8 cyl. engine , power NOW '4695 Wo1 $6890 conditioning, AM rad io, Interior and exterior accent group, tinted glass, pivoting vent windows. Stk . No. 483. NOW •4640 Wos $5966 Was $6038 Now'557Q 1978 FORD FAIRMONT Now'569Q Was 2 dr . sedan, dark brown, • cy l. ACROSS 1 Shuts 7 Fruit cakes 12 Metal lubes 17 Station 21 Lasso 22 Vital organ 23 Long-legged bird N River in Germany 25 Pari of "to be · 16 Jog 28 S1eep1e 30 Trapped 32 Nole of scale 33 Encountered 35 Midday 37 F•~r-bear­ ing mammals 39 Stupefy 40 Weaken 41 Note of scale 43 Burden 45 Malice 47 Printer 's measure 48 Top of head 49 AI !hat place 52 Unil of Italian currency 54 Reeked 56 Sign ol · zodiac 57 Forgives 59 Part of eye 61 The holm oak 62 God of love 63 Cen tury plant 64 Parent (COllOQ.) 66 Intellect 67 Man 's n i c~name 68 Repellent 69 House of Commons (abbr 1 71 Campara· tive end- inq 72 Pa1n fu l 74 Goods cast overboard 76 Urge on Equa lllr 7ll Symbo lor thoron 7; Very n large nails 81 Flying mammal B2 War god B3 Sagacious 84 Simple· ton 851nlel 87 Confer upon 89 Seasons 90 GhOSIS (slang ! 92 Girl 's name 94 Fat around kidneys 95 Thoroughtare 96 Commonplace 97 Insect 99 Compass point tOO Care for 101 Unctuous 102 Free ti cket 103 Falsehood 105 Tallies 107 Cenl (abbr.! 109 Paid notices 110 Male deer 11 1 Microbes 113 Snare 114 Deface 115 Symbol lor lellu- rium 116 Dlslance measure 111 Miss Ullman 118 Sick 120 Note at scale 111 Biblical weed 122 Female horse 123 Girl 's name 124 Frog 116 Hospital attend- ants 126 Strangle 130 Unll of currency 132 Metal strand 134 Trials 135 Pi I 136 Enlisted man (colloq .) 137 Moun· talns of Wyoming 139 Precipitation 141 Symbol lor tellu- rium 141 Exist 143 Charts US Singing voice W Singing bird 149 Cry 152 Registered nurse (abbr.) !53 Lures t55 Girl's name 157 Smooth 159 Nole of scale 160 Apportion 162 Wherewilhal 164 Seagoing vessel 166 Wears awa~ 168 Portico 169 Caucasian for~e 19 Staid 10 ~pures speech 27 lnslrument 29 Excludes 31 Printer's measure 34 EarthQuake 36 Melal fastener 38 Taken 107 Prool- unlaw- 108 Lock ol fully .0 Capuchin monkeys ~2 Great Lake ~4 Delineated 46Pieced OUI 48 Sliflly decorous 49 Charac· teti stic 50 Girl's name 51 Latin conj unc· lion from Iranian plateau 170 Diurnal t71 Cowboy com petit ions DOWN 1 Shellfish 2 Crippled 3 ConJunction ~ Pose lor portrait 5 Merit 6 Back less seat 7 Symbol for thorium 8 Roman bronze 9 Knocks 10 Allempts 11 Strips of leather 11 Poslscrlpi !abbr.) 13 Possessive pronoun 14 Trans· II xes 15 Raised the spirit of 16 Ploy a banjo 17 Seed container 18 Hypothetical 53 Dye plant 55 Prefix : formerly 56 Dry 58 Decays 60 Pierce 62 God of love 65 Wooden vessel 68 Developed 69 Hurry 70 Topol wave 72 Conversed 73 Weirdest 751dle chatter 76 Guard n Heaped )g Covered with soot 80 Fathers B2 Solar disks B3 Puts on one's 8-4 guard Frus- lrates 86 Danish lind divl· slon 88 Petition 89 Precipitous 90 European ermine 91 Self·re- ooec.l 1978 GRANADA mirrors, trim rings and hub caps . Stk . No. 472 ing reader 's mart< Hair ttO Lease t11 Small boring tool 112 Sluggish n• Church -·· w.. $4290 6 cyl . engine. automatic tra ns mission, cigar lighter, BR78x14 117 Swing 119 Den 121 Allowance for waste 122 Burrowing ani- mal 123 " state (abbr.) 125 Attract 127 Guido's tow note 128 Amulets 1291nsecl 130 Ladle t31 Mr. Reagan 133 Ireland t36 Greek letter t38 Waler wheel 140Atno lime 143 Pronoun 14-4 Remain U6 Hindu Wos SS.02 ·Now'514Q 1978 FORD FAIRMONT ' STAnON WAGON Slack, 4dr .. full vinyl root. 6 cy l. front and rear b umper guards, e~Cter i or and Interior accent down . C-30, l -Ion L.W.B. c::IJevrolet truck with 12 fl. gooain bed , 454 engine, 3),000 miles , P.S., P.B .. group. tinted glass, pivoting front vent windows . Stk. No. 547 visibil ity group, body side mldg . NOW '5480 Was $6152 Now'5730 Was um ' ~apr i ce .:i door. silver w i th red vi n yl roof, viny l mferlor. full pow er equipment. radial tires , 305 V-8, air cond., comfort tilt, cruise co ntroL radio & tape . V-8, 300 Coll9qJ 7539 . ~ \9~ HONDA 750 cc stoc k f. . c..tlenr cond .flon . Low mileage. - q<IJ-6216 . f\YO NEW deluKe elec triC ranges . C:gold General Electric and 1 white Ta ppan S2'15 each Con lfi Uten at Kin gsbury Home S.le ~ . 1110 E. Mom St .. ~!roy . 992 -7034 • GALLIPOLIS, OHIO WHEEL NEWCMC ALIGNMENT SPECIAL s1rs 1974 'ItT . GMCP ickup 1974 'IJ T. GMC Pickup 1974 •;, T. CMC PU 843 2622 . 19_6_8 V'f" BUCC$400. '192-5858 . 1971 CADILLAC ELDORADO Full 1974 'It l , Chev . PU 1974 three -fourth Chev. PU 1971 GMC 9500 Tractor u.s. Any made cor-p1rts utro It needed, E•clucln fronl-whHI drive cors. Call Now For Appointment Pomeroy Landmark 9 ..~ck W, Carsey,Mgr. M . 1973 MONTE CARLO Londo1.1. P.S.. P.B.. A .C., AM 8·trock 'ilereo. Ex csllent cond1tion . $1700. Truck Headquarters 1 owner. good tires , Pilant m-mr power , o1r. elfcellent cond ition Phone 992·7462. 1975 'It T. Chevrolet PU 1973 F700 Ford Dump Truck 1973 Novo - 1974 PINfO . Rad ial ti res, new shocks . 4B .OOO miiYs . Sl500 1976 Pinto - 1973 Chev . Dump 60 Serie~ 1977 Ford Pickup 11~72 Ford Von 1';6.,.Chev . 1 T. Tr1.1ck SOMMERSCMC TRUCKS. INC. talk . Co l1992·5311 $800 or best aft er . 992 -7332 . 1973 133PineSt. ---- -PLYMOUTH CUOA . Asking 1967 DLDS. goad cond . $350 . Coli 446·3616 . Hour1: 8 om 1o6:JO pm 1974 CHEVROLET PICKUP . 1\ulo . PS, P8 , a ir , TW with topper : Leu than •o.ooo milea. Very good cond. Coll446·3870. 1975 VOLKS 1\CEN RABBIT 39,000 milet , exc . co nd . $2-400: Coii2AS·9182. 1975 CHEVY C-60 SERIE S TRUCK . Coll440·7545 or 440·6568. sngu1e , o1.1ro ., P.S., P,B,, A.C. o4 ·door sedan E. cellsnt co ndition. 985 ·3900 . tJC . cond' Call 367-7214. SEE IT TODAY AT 1971 IMP"'LA. r1.1n1 good. 71,000 milea , $.450. Coli 4.. 6-0362 or 1978 GMC 4 - whe~i drive.- Talce over payments and older cor . 992-5301. 1976 Oaflun Pickup, toke ovur OLDSMOBILE DELMONTE ~ E• · poymentt. Ph 367·0256 cellent work cor 01 will trode 1971 MI\VERICK , co ll446-1292 for rid ing hone , or mc:ifor~ycle or r iding lawn mower. Phone 1973 Ford Ranger pick up , 7•2·2062, . b.d, rebuilt •ng .,new tires , 302 •ng. std . slllh , good gos 1970 PlYMOUTH DUSTER. 6 cyl .. mileage. $1950 or will trade lor auto. Wheel Horse rid ing mower . Phoneq92·6011 newer model larm tractor will "SiT. ----- pay boa I. Ph 256·1216 197S DOOCE VAN ; '74 Dodge ChargerS£ Coll367-7220. iriu, 8UICK EL ECTRA~ 1iooo miles , .. '- cond . Co li 256·6428 after 5pm~ __ - A .C. Euellent gas mileage. Be si otfe, over $4000. 614-675-1345 or 614-675-2553 . CARROLL NORRIS DODGE Corner 3rd & Court APPLIANCE SERVICE SE ARS ELECTRIC i nc ~.~bat or , u sed tw ice . Lorge bullet. Rollowoy bed , like new. m -3079 . We have enlarged our Plice department and II •ervlce Hotpoint and brands. Qh;o. 992·3885. 1973 YAMAHA 250 MX. 38 mm racing corburolor. Good runn · ing condition . m .J.foq . A l~o . ClLJiomatic washer . ---- Pornen, Landmark ~ock W. Corsey, Mgr. - - Phone 992-2181 '' Gallipolis IEED A WATER SOFTENER? Let Pomtroy Landmorlc Ulfttn a. . condition your 1~lttr with Co-op . woter softener. Modtl UC-SVI, "ow Only 1289.95 ltl us test yourwoltr Free · PomenlJ Landmark IY73 01\TSUN PICKUP . '1'12·3803. 1%8 DODGE TO N tr1.1ck w ith 1973 440 cu. in , motor, outo. tram•. , tand em reor a~le . 196 7 Plym out h. 383 engin e. body good, mote• need s repa.r _ Con be ~een on 114 at Sycamore Grove . Al ~o . o Loferelle Com stet 25-8 23 chonne C8 rod1o. -- STANDING ---- -in 949-2705. -·· HAY ~- - field . 985-3835, ~To,Snea=.. :r:-=--:.. ·- Pilant f92-2111 -~ 1972 l TO. PS PB, one owner, AC. Am rod ~o; , E1 track to•·· l ' \1' , f•urul . ! :1111 •llh-II'~UL 1966 COLLECTOR'S ITEM converti · 1950 I ' , T. !NlERNI\ fiONAi7J 2 1973 CRI\NO PRIX , PS, PB , AM·Fm II stuel bed with rockl . 1S,OOO actual mile5, Coli 446- 03~5 . • ---~----- ble. 50.000 miles . Coll256-6200 ~~ radio , oir 1 Gold·Gold vinyl top , SI '195. Coli 446-4069. 1969 CH£V~OLET $TI\TION WAGON , PS, •adla , AT, $300.'' ' Call379-2671. .. 1970 MUSTANG. Muno pertoct: $350. or will t.ell ports , CaH 368-8596. " 1972 MERCURY, P.S.. P.B.. A.C. No. '27 lnt ernarionol baler . 2000 bv . tar corn . 985·3537 oftur b pm. 985 -413 1:.. ·-- 12 fOOT f iBERGlAIS boal ond tra iler, 23 channel bose CB. power mike and onttnno. Coli 992·5193, after 5 pm. REGISTERED POLLED Herel o•d bulL '2 yea rs old . Ph one 992-55.-r . r~ ~~~ USED CAS COOKINC STOVE. CE garbage disposal. 15 ft . wooden boot. 40 h.p. motor and tro ilsr . qq'2-3573. 1976 550·4. 800 miles . Very good condition. Anytime after 5, 992-6350 . APPAlACHIAN STOVE . Greatest selec ti on of wood and stove heaters. Warehouse prices. Moving 10 Middleport. Call 614-698-7191. H & N Ooy o ld or started leghorn pullets, both floo r or cage grown avai lable . Poultry HOL.IS· ing and A1.1tom otion . Modsrn Poultry , 399W. Main,.Pomeroy . Phone 992 -2164 . BABY BED and mattre ss , S25 . Solo bed , $50 . Plolform rock.sr, $25 . Ca ll before 4 pm. 94q.244q or 9•9-2575 . -·-~ -- 1967 GS 400. 43-4, roily wheel5 , fM . newpain!. 1972 350-2 Bu ick engine . 400 turbo trans , Sl25 . _ ~8~422b .~~~P_!!l :.. ~ -~ 1977 FORO F- 150 automatic p ickup tru ck . 4000 miles . severo! ex tra ~ . Ask ing 55.800. Phone 992 J<ffl. FR!C IDARE FREEZER, .upr lghl. side by side, Wh irlpoo l portable dishwasher; COL.ICh; AM·FM radio , reco rd player. cabinet model , redlntH ; odd rockerl , rollowdy bed: Low~ r y Gsnie 98 Organ. Ca ii.U6 -44ft9 . You' ll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" CMC Financing Open Evenings Unlil6 :00-Til Sp.m. Sat. Pomeroy 992-5342 1969 Chevelle Malibu .... ~695 Local owner. auto .• P .S., P.W. CLIFTON AUTO SALES Jq n HONDA t ie q 30 hll one 5 tdl dorJ.: no Wednesday or S1.1ndov p1clung . Happy Hollow Fr u•r Form . I ·304 -57b·1016 SEALY MAlTREIS SALE N~W IN NERSPRINC MA TlRlSSES DOUBLE SIZE , $04 95 WAS $69 95 . RICE 5 NEW AND USED FURNI1URE . 854 SECOND AVE . riif~§"' · All TYPE S of building material s. b lock , br 1ck. sewer pipes. win· Claude dows, lintels , e!< W1nters , Rio Grand e, 0 . Phone 145-5111 after 5. ----- - LAYNE'SNEW & USED FURNITURE NEW Solo , choir , rocJ.:er. ot!omon, 3 1obles. $500; Bedroom ~1.11tes , tric ranges , $200. Eor Am sola & (hair . S300. modern solo. choir . loveseot $2 75 . Reclinurs SIOO : end up: Tables . S60 eoch. Swivel rocke rs $125. Maple or pine tabl e, 4 choirs $215 : Hutck $225 & S275 : 7 pc. Oinettu, $109 : 5 p c. Oinene $55 .00, 9 pc. $160 . Bunk beds complete$ 150. $225 mollresse~ or bo .. spr· lng~ . firm S60 eo . chest of drawer $.38 COCO USED De~ks . Refrigeroto•~ . SWeepers. Dryers. ranges . coffee ond end !abies. rv 's, dinettes. beds. tables. lomps, c ha1 r~ . orher 11em s. Call 4o4 6·ron Monday !kru Fri day 9 10 8 p m , Satur dor. 9 to S p.m. 3 mi o1.1t Bu aville Rd . FOR THE BEST IN FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING, Free htlmote~ Pick 1.1 p and delivery 581\'ICe , call Mowrtty ' ~ U p h o l ~tery . Pt. Pleasant, W. Vc . 675 ..U 54. ··~-- ~- FARM FENCE POSTS , ALL SIZES. over 6 ,00Cl to choose from . $1.99 and 1.1p , shlngles. Sl-4.95 per sq .. Anderson windows , studs , olhar b1.1ilding ma ter ial. Op•n dally 9-7, Fronks 6orgoin Center , Rl. 1b0. Porter , Ohio, --- ---- ROAD CRADER . Coll 367-0<67 . 1970 CADILLAC SED. DEVILLE. ............ 1995 446-q573 283 CHE VY MOTOR . App roll 24 .000 m1ies . $50. Con be ~een at 610 1 1 Fourth Ave . or call 446 1909. 25 LAYING HENS, Sl SO eo ch Call 446·4b35 . HAY FOR SALE Call 440·4484 SEWING MACHINE . deluxe wh•te 4 yrs , o ld . he . cond . S200 Call 446·9465 SIX llRE S. BOO , 14 , 10 ply SlS. each . set ol gall cii.Jb5, $50 . Juke box 50's model Seeb1.1rg. S125. Fuel Oil tonk . 350 got . 575. sewing mochme , $25 . Pet crate , metal . $25 . ~tot 1on wagon fe nce for pets . $10. Call 446·9274. 1q75 HONDA 250, $400 J60 goo d cond l i! J 000 m•les Coli Strow be~r~e ~ - SOFT TO P for CJ 5 Jeep . Good _ ~ond_:_ Co lt 440 · 2b0~ alter 5_Pm - Olfer A Leader Any Way You Look At It 388 85<>< " Located on W. Va . Side of Pomeroy-Mason Bridve 1304 1773-1777 Slb5-$l50-S300-S500. 30 ' elec- • 197' COLO OUSTER, 318, 3 •pel. 1976 YELLOW TR7. AM -FM tape, stick , new tires . exc, gas mileage, Pomeroy Open EvPnings til8 : 00 p.m. . - -.-. 1973 PiYMOUTH- FURY 1. 360 <46·4362. NOI.lfl'lOS .. S\000. 1973 Chevrolet Capri ce Wagon . Phone843·2061 . 446·2532 . 992-2126 REGSlTEAED . •;, Arab more and gelding. 3 years old . See Eskey t:till , Flatwaod~ Rood , Pomeroy . 1q59 CHEVROlET 1·door. 327. 4~po&d "Your Chevy Dealer" 19tB YZ 125 Yomoho . Coli 9112-5013 . EKcell ent condition . cellent condition . Col! and lt.>t 's 1976 Ford t;, T. Truck Bedllners , heavy duty , rear step b1.1mper . Bill'S 446-2642 i35. Antique stone lireploce montle ,"$35. 992-7805 . 1973 CADILLAC ELDORADO . E• - 1975CMC IT . T•uck POMEROY MOTOR CO. C~S E HAY rake , $1 .. 5. Pull disc, ,, 2 Dr .. P.S.. P.B., auto. on floor, tape deck , bucke t ~~ GREAT CUTLASS FEEliNG Karr & Van Zandt 1974 Cutlass Olds ......... $3195 - DISCOVER THAT See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Burris , Marvin Keebaugh or George Harri s. DON'T PASS UP THESE UKE NEW USED CARS IN STOCK I NEW CHEVY VAN CONVERSIONS, MOTOR HOMES, SPORT PICKUPS, Real i~;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;~;;;;;;~~ 992-b281 . • AM-FM radio, p.s., p.b • & more WORKMAN'S SPECIAL EL CAft\INO, BLAZERS. - A . CU{lASS SII.I ON 2-C)A OR 4 Ok bed . Windows. Ooors, ~l~eement , Win· Mws. PatiJ Coven, Aluminum Sidi119 and ACcessorln. Ca II joodofler . Cal 1 ~3 1 1 Mlddle,..,rt, o , • A ir cond ., auto . P .S.• P. B .• radio. 10,good FOOTcondi TRUCI< tion . camper Mak e . me o 1974 PlYMOUTH GOlD D1.1~te• , P.S., A .C . new ti1ss, 6 cylinder . Exce llent co ndition . Manager. for a Good Deal o.n • New or Used Vehicle. seats, white int. '192·7692. To Driving Excitement. See Rocky Hupp, Oarrell Oodrill or Pat Hill, General Con11ersion 318 V·8, automatic, p .S. & P . B .• good tires , ~und mechani cal l y. n ice interior conversion. ice bo;J(, flat bud . Good con dit ion. Coil Coll992·7l85 1975 111 T. GMC 1972 Oataun PU 1974 Che"¥ , '!1 T. PU v.a, automat ic. Air cond .• p .s .• p .b ., au to. m -FM stere o & tape P .O. Locks , 50-50 fron t Seat & more DAN THOMPSON FOR 1974 Dodge Van •..•.•••$3995 196; DODCE TRUCK . 2 1on, I< lt . The Totally Personal Approach ti res .' P .S., good t ires. Priced to go . 4 WH. DRIVE PICKUP, • MAGNUM XE new iMPROVEMENTS • ~ OPEN TILL7 P.M. Except Thursday & Saturday til5 : 00 Closed Sunday 1976 GMC %.Ton .••••• $3695 s;+or m Far a good deal see Tom Sprague, Me lvin' Little, John Koehn, Morris Sheests, Gory Rudolph, Nancy Fowlor, Sandy G1tewood, David Beavor. autom~t \c, ~orm 444-3575 Illy 444-3560 Night ACROSS FROM HOllER MEDICAL CENTER radio. like • • • • Polara 4 Dr .• V -8, automatic. P .S., radio . Bargain priced. ti)ME • Pllopt: work. Package. 1971 DodgePolara4 DR$769 FERGUSON Ho, condi· t•oner. SSOO . Very good co ndltWn . Reedsv1lle . bioi 378 6311 . 14 Hr. Wrocker S.rvloe V·B, automatic , power st eering, Ranger topper . 2 tone paint. Sharp. 1974 Chevelle ...... ~:-:~~~1695· ~ FORD SALES 362 JACKSON PIKE-RT. 160 & 35 1976 FORD F-100 .................... ;.~3595 99Hrf6 M"\~SEY NOW '4440 • Landau roof & more V-8, Auto . Trans, full tim e .:ix4, PS, PB , Radio , Rear 1972 Plymouth Fury II $895 --- Llghl blue, 4 cyl. eng ine, 3 •peed, automatic trans., tinted glass, complete rear 5fep bumper, white side -wall t ires, with special stripe ·pkg . • AM-FM stereo & Jape speed control, fl ight ben ch seat, leather int.. 37. 000 miles . One loca l owner . Shows good care. flip fold bench seat . Coupe. Wh ite over green , 250, 6 cyl. engine, automatic paint • Bu c ket seats , air cond . 1975 BLAZER 4X4 .................... ..S4395 trans .. power sf . & brakes, power door loc ks & win dows. comtortilt , AM· FM radio, deluxe equipmen t . Less than 11 .000 miles . Co. car , never t i tled . needs some ALHS CH AlMER S ~ma l l round tJ:oler . S1800 Purchased new V/71 . EKce ll ent co nd111 0n. ~ed~v~lle , ~ 14 378 6311. 1978 FORD COURIER 1976 CHRYSLER CORDOBA 2 DR•.s4795 V-8 Auto. Trans. PS, AC. AM-FM Stereo, tilt wheel , 2 Seat Wagon , VB engine, automatic trans .. p. steering, 399 W. Main St. 991-2164 Pomeroy, 0 , ~ Was $4682 1977 Chevrolet. ........ ,$5995 ~- Modem Supp~ 191,1 DATSUN ' J ton pickup. 4esd . new ci1.1 ICh. m~,~lt lo r . okes and po1nt . 25 rn .p .,g. NOW•saoo 1973 CHEV. MONTE CARLO 2 DR s2795 V-6, Auto trans, PS, PB, AC, AM Radio with tape stereo, low mileage . Clea n as a bell. d'ood tires , • stereo tape, du al bright m irrors , wire wheel covers . Stk . No. 334 protection group. rear def roster VACATIONUSED CARS READY rtdio, twin saddle tanks. & pinion • P .S.• P .B .• Ra dial tires • Landau root & more V -B. Auto trans, PS, AC , AM Radio with tape stereo. cloth seat trim . 1977 Chevelle Malibu. $4895 11!~ • Air cond . AM-FM & tape 1974 CHEV. MONTE CARLO 2 DR s2795 .- :; FOR SALE "' SUPREME 6R f)UGI--' ~M COUPE 4 cyl, Auto Trans, AM Ra dio leon . W. Va . ,,, condi t ioning , AM radio with conditioning , AM radio, bumper 1974 FORD PINTO 2 DR ............ s1895 !Dm automatic tra nsmission, air conditio ning , Interior decor 8 cyl. engi ne . au toma t i c transmission , power steer ing and brakes, automatic trans .• cloth bucket sea ts . floor shift, front and rear bumper guards , air engine. au1omat lc trans .• power brakes. power steering. air queen l.S Roman tyrant 150 Butter substitute (collog .J 151 Food fiSh 153 Beverage 15-4 Nohoor sheep 156 Norse queen or the underworld 156 Bow 161 Preposl· tlon tB3 Symbol for tin 165 Railway (abbr.) 187 Prefix: ., m ore options AM-FM Stereo & Tape and luxu ry Interior decor , elec. rr . defrost. More. Nice. PH. 992-2174 MFllJ5 Diesel - MF230 Dies el 'Fl50 Diesel - MF235 Diese l Gfl65 Diesel · MF285 Diesel MFI135 Diesel, Cob, air & 1)4-oter. NEW & USED IMPLEMENTS M~ Boler - MF10 Boler · .MF\20 laler - Matthews Rotary Scy the 11 Mf880 Sem1·mounted b bot Plow - MF 520 12' OiH .W:100 2 Fl ow Chopper - MF39 2 IJ>w Pla nte rs · Mechonkol loronsplont£>r . : SHINN 'S TRACTOR SAL ES .,. Phone 458 · I b30 :A uto ., p.s ., p.b., air cond . w indow. Defrost. deluxe wheel covers. Less than 35,000 miles . 351 V-8, Aulo Trans, PS, PB, AC , AM-FM Stereo . POMEROY, OHIO ~ 6 cy l, 3 speed trans .• viny l roof. AM radio. electr ic rear 1975 FORD GRANADA GHIA 2 DRs3895 US!D TRACTORS: Wilh Ra llye appearance pkg. and ' flip -up roof , V -6 englno, 1978 FORD FAIRMONT 'I'Af~ 4 cyl, auto. t rans, AM Radio, white with red trim , alu minum road wheels, with t rim rings. f ull glass Jrd door, N ice. 500 E. MAIN SENS I·MA 11C ac· i!tlunting machine. Phone {92 -2156 , The Doily Sentine l, "'ll Court Street . Pomeroy , •5680 1978 MERCURY MONARCH 6 cyl . eng ine, automatic transmission , air conditioning, powor steering, luggage rock , Wos $5738 BURflOUGH5 steering , w -s-w tires. SPECIAL 1977 FORD PINTO 3 DR RUNABOU1s329 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 1978 FORD PINTO w -s -w tires. power steering : air conditioning, AM radio, i nterior accent group . 4 cyl. .:1 speed tra ns, 'ps. Am Radio , white with red trim , Al uminum road wheels with trim R. Mgs . Less t han 11 ,000 miles . Local owner. Sharp as a tack . 1975 FORD GRANADA GHIA 4 DR s2995 Now'4400 rack CUTLASS 1977 FORD MUSTANG II 2 DR.... ~3895 We can save you money. We are The Friendly Deater. Call or see one of these Friendly Salesmen, J, D. Story, Ray Douglas or Bill Nelson . NOW '5290 group, power OLDS Oon ' l forget you awe it to yourself to check ~ Was $4602 INVITES YOU AND YOUR FAMILY TO with us before you buy any car new or used. "" 302 eng~ne, power steering and brakes, automat1c trans., air conditioning, deluxe bumper group, visibility group, AM-FM stereo radio, tinted glass, vinyl insert body side mldg ., floor mats. Stk. No , 24. 1978 MERCURY ZEPHYR 4 DR SEDAN 116 Manufacture NOW '5460 4 cyl. engine, power steering, front and rear, AM radio, d<lal bright mirrors, B78xl4 W· S· W fires . Slk . No. 4~ 4 DR SEDAN NOW '4075 KARR & VAN ZANDT Beat the price rai~e. Most 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 get top money tor your trade - in. Now is the time to trade tor a new Buick or Pontiac and save money . " FUlURA engine , power steering , AM , radio, Interior accent group. dual 93 Mitigates 95 Stretch · . g7 Reveal !II Goddess of heal· ing 102 Wan 1a. Send lorth 106 Worthh!ss leav- BESi SELECTION of theb;st wood itcves in SoL.Itheostern Ohio . ~lui. Morse. Elel , Tiro lio . Jempwood , ond Nolhuo. Zion ~t Co .. 8 Putnam Or. (o lf Miil St.) , Athens . 014 -592-0079 or V"H96· I I B7 . 1978 FORD FAIRMONT THIS WEEK•s SPECIAL · SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLER cp1cium chl oride, fe rt ili zer, dog !QOd, and all types of salt. Ex "'lsior Sol i Work s. Inc .. E. Main ~ . Pomeroy . 992-389 1. Sliver, 6 cyl. engine, automatic trans ., power steering and brakes, air conditioning, exterior and Interior accent, luggag1 rock, AM rodlo, trim. rings and hub caps, vinyl Insert body side mldgs. Stk. No. 497 302 engine, power steering , automatic trans .. w-s-w tires, luggage rack , bumper guards, front and rear air conditioni ng , In fer lor accent group , t i nted glass. steering , automatic trans .r power brakes, luggage rack, fro nt & rear bumper guards , air (Anlwtrl Mondey) FOR SALE COAL. LIMESTONE. sa nd. grovel , 1978 FORD FAIRMONT 1978 MERCURY ZEPHYR 1978 FORD FAIRMONT STATION WAGON STATION WAGON STATION WAGON Sliver, Print answer here: 2 Lots at Ohio Volley Memorlol Gordens, Now'455Q ~;~ Was $4939 bedroom . 6 cyl., automatic trans., power steering, gauges, Inside hood release, free wheeling pkg., a low mpunt bright mirrorl, AM radio, tinted glass. cigar lighter, new tires . AM radio with B track· tape, exterior accent group, lower body side protection, tinted glass, step bumper, w-s-w tires. · .,.._,.. 0 D r--1,-44-J-t-tp-,--15-o-v-.-,,-n-tw--. . Dark Jade met .. 4 cyl. engine, BIG SAVINGS '!Ill ON ALL NEW BUICKS &PONTIACS IN STOCK 1'1 x 653 bedroom 12 x bO 2 S to te~man 1978 FORD F-100 117 WHEEL BASE automatic trans., power steer ing , western swing back mirrors, rear I OCKAL () Optional 7 fool box, 3 speed automatic trans., 4 cyl. ' engine , , b I - $1111111'11!1~r- confiCitntlal in ltrvltw plttlt ull Mr . Wattrt 1t Holiday Inn , 446·00t0 , Pltue nil after 5 Mon· doys . cage, ltfl kit, carpet, driving lights, grill guord, now s11ts. Ron ShMis, ~•4 Country, 2S.-1414. 1 1978 MUSTANG II 2 DR 1977 FORD COURIER GREEN RANGER XLT 2 dr.. light blue with hall vinyl roof , dual accent pa int stripes, all vinyl seat, trim W· S· W tires, air condition, tinted glass, left hand remote mirror, fu ll wheel covers. lour ordinary word1. If you like chtlltngt, In· dtptneltnct, responsibility, and no ctlllng on your Income or future, wt wouiCI llkt to t1lk to you . For point , ntw tlru ond wheels, new lop, full roll 1978 FORD LTD byHtnri~endBobLH Unscramblelhnllour Jumblta, -acktrounCI and 1 sta-le from purpose. 1n opportunity to Clll an JSO existing accounts . Wt art Promotion business 1Y~~C<,eo1lry • LOANS 1\VAILABLE. $25 ,000 to SlO ,OOO .OOilfor any commercial We're not particularly con· . Clean. Call i56-6A95 o• 25<> 6077 ---·--- CH~ST TYPE FREEZER . Coil SMALL 446 ·7082. COUCH. c hou . diner!e setm chest and n ight s!and _ Coli 446·7040 ~af.!!_r._Spm : or 4~-7234 . USto FURNI1URE I SET Of QUEEN SIZE SPRINCS AND MATIRESS TWO S PC DINE11E SETS . I LI V. EM. SUITE I SH Of SPRINC5 ANO MAT TRES S. I MA !TRESS. I SMALL ORGAN . I HOBBY HORSE. RICE" S NEW AND USW fUR NIIURE . 85' SECOND . AV E. 446·q523. STRAWBERRIES. pick yo1.1r own. bOC o q~.~ort , 6ri ng own con tame r! . Coll245-512 1. APPAlOOSA HORSI::S Stud serv• ce . SSO. reg. mores S3 5. 1973 CADILLAC CPE. DEVILLE ............ s1995 1974 CADILLAC SED. DEVILLE.., ..........s3695 Drive Home A Winner See One . of the courteous Salesmen : Karr & Van Zan·d t grode mores . 1\lso breeding "ock . Call 2• 5-936 9 R•o You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" GMC Financing Grande. FRENCH CIT Y FABR IC SHOPPE ho• 992 -5342- 0pen Evenings Until6 : 00 new . used. demo. closeout S PM -Pomeroy sewing mo chmes pn ced lrom . ._ _ _ _ _Til __ _ _Sat. __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, $15, to $809 .95 We ho"'e a machine l or everyone . See us today . 58 Court St., Golhpalis. Coi!AA6-9255 . For safe FULL SIZE AN D QUEEN SIZE BED· DING . Captains bed table CHIMNf"t' BlO CKS bu il d1 ng lomp, laundry tub , boby bed motenol5 Golhp ol1~ Bloc J.: Co motor w i !h tro il ef Call complete w1th momess . Corbi n 44tl 2783. 245-9170. and Snyder Furniture, q55 SeIS FT CHRYSLER BASS BOAT . SO cond Ave .. 44b· l 171 . 1974 MARLIN JET BOA1 , •55 Olds HP Mercury malar . 15 gal. and Be r k lsy pump Coli 1975 HONDA XL 350. 2700 m1le~ . tonk lazr·t roll elect ric tro lling 446·4078 . eKe . cond . Call Ub· I8Sb. mot or and o cce ~sones Heo vy ON~ Ali!ROW AIR lubrica tion 10b, duty boo tt ra1ICr and spo re l ire, BI\LEO HAY . Coii4A6·2724 . holds 5 gal One reg . Engl ish Coll4 46-4045. Se tter bird dog Hos hod some CAR RADIO, orn fm ~ te rse reg free s~ . qs , sole $6q _qs. 6 only, MARY KAY COSMETICS training . Will s811 cheap . Ca ll fa Cial . Patsy f 1tck . cons1.1ltont. 446-3828 ._Tawney Je~elry . 422 2~~ve Call 446 -420-4 SIL VER DOLLARS and gold cains . SALE ON CACTI & SUCCULENTS: I 1 price sole on unusual porch & SC ANDINAVII\N HEALTH FOOD . For onvss tment or collection . loo ~ing , gaming . mointenonce . pol io hangmg bo~kets . MTS Coin Shop. Call 44b.J 842 or Patsy Filch . con~ultont. Ca ll Glossho1.1se Work~ 446-0690. 446-4104 . Greenhouse . Stewart. Ohio. 15' FIBERGLASS BOA 1, 45 HP - Pete Burris, Marvin l(eebaugh or George Harris ---- --- ---- USED TRACTORS. MF 135 Die sel - MF730 MFI50 01 ese l MF235 MFI65 D1c sol Mf 185 MF1135 Diesel , Cab , Heater . D•esel· D1ese l · D•cscl air end NEW 8 USED IMPLEMENTS Mfq Bo ler MFI O SeitH . MF 120 Boler • Matthew~ Rotary Scythe MF880 Semi ·M ounted 6 bottom plow · MF520 12 disc MF2 2 MF39 2 row row choppe r planters rncchonico.l '1ronsplon1er. SHINN S TRAC - TOR SALES Phone 458 · 1630 LEON, W.VA fARMALL CUB TRACTOR wirh Open Thu rsday · Sunday. Man)' SWIMMING POOLS and ~upplie ~ . REFRICERMORS . WA SHERS AND some eq1.1ipment; 8 N Ford I roc · Viole ts, Gingers. Red 8egon1o, lnground and ab ove ground DRY ERS . WRINCER WASHERS , tor w1th turning plows and D1effenbiclllo & Ferns. Pk HOLIDAY POOlS H1m ! 1nQI(ln RI\NCE S. ALL SOlD WITH bru!ih hog. also Formal! Super 662-21•2 W Vo . Call :104 420 4788 GUARANTEE . WE ALSO SER · A lra ctor . Co11256·6242. VICE APPLIANCES SKI\CCS 19H T.M. Suzuki '250, runs good SWIMMING POOLS. In and above APPLIANCES. 1918 !ASTERN lWO GAAVESITES in old 1vction Phone 44!.·4949 gr ound . Full ~ervice. Supplies of M ound Hil l. Call 4.4.6-0.4.81 1\VE ., Coll446-7398. and pools in stock. D, Bumgard - DURING THE SUMMER , 1"11 be offer Spm . Spinst Piano $400. Ph. 675 ·2848 r>er Sales. 31711 Nobel Summ1t available lo stay with patients P~NOHTON REBUIL T HAT1ERIES fiVE VOUNC MULES. Call 25 ACRES ml~ed stand ing hoy. ' od, Middleport , Oh . Call relurnmg lrom the hospital. SItt with exchange, new ones '156-6257 Rodnur_ a~e~Col\245 -5050 . ' 12-5724 . ...~o ll446 · 9304 or 446·9014 , $31 , 51uoronteed·. 388 ·65% .. ~···!ii_. ~ ---=--.::= �1)..4-TheSunday Times-8enlmel SW>day JW>e 18 1978 Do$-The Sunday T1mes.Senhnel For Best Results Use Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds Sunday June 18 1978 Your Best Real Estate Buys Are Found in the Sunday Times-Sentinel Ht:al.E&tale lor Sale n memo y of lusher A E"'ans who deported th s lie June 10 ,.09 Today as we p lace a you g ave w eo h a F ends mo¥ h nk we ha e fo gotten When they see vs ~, le lHie do he-y know the heartache Covered all the -wh le Sweet memor ei ol you e"e I nge deo Fa hf! Sadly a d lo"' ngly ssed by w le ch ldren and g and ch ld en n ov ng memory ol my deo f end Ms Thanks to eve yone n the Gal pol ~ oreo for the lo11e and k. ndness they showed o the loss of my bel oved w fe lucy H II Mo 1 n Spec ol thon~s to he Add so FWB Church and R e~,~ Wo te Pot e son Co 1Moi Mo n When the angel of Me cy comes s en ly and o loved ones su ffe ng ends Thlte so sus o n ng co nlo I n the houghtlulness of f ends From the n~es of Helen Holmes Anno Jean Maw.ey and W be to Sm th Thank you Elzobeth She o Sadly m ssed by Rosolee M t chell LOVING memo y ol ou wonde u rno he and grand me he M s Arnel o Wo ke June 18 l 1 led d we know tho mo n ng IN he so ow he day wou d b ng Fo the call wo:; sudden shock seve e the Ia port w th one we lov ed s o dea God only knows why you hod to de W hou a chance to soy goodbye Sod y n s~ed by Helen H Ida V g I and grond ch ldren SWEEPEH and se w ng mach ne e pa po s and suppl es P ck up and de 'le y Do .. s Vacuum (leone m le up Georges Cr eek Rd Ph 4.4b 01Q 4 PASQUALE Ele ct col 4-162716doyo nght Se ~,~ ce DADDY BOB A-nyone con be o Father you e my !ip&C ol Daddy lo11e So c bu DADDY BOB Thonks fa be g my N o I Daddy ago n l ov e E c NO TE M TOO Lorge or too small W II buy p ece a complete househo d New used o on! que s Mo I n !i Furn ure 20 N 2nd St M dd eporl Phone ..2 0370 CHIP WOOD Poles max d omeler 10 on Ia gesl end S8 pe ton Bund ed slob S6 pe on Del ve ed o Oh o Po lei Co R1 2 Pomeroy '191168'1 USED TIMBER POMEROY ducts Top pr ce sow I mbe Coli Ken_!!~ by 1 446 7 DAYS6to 11 Col 446 045 TREE HAVEN CERAMI CS G eenwo e and supp es Day Custom f r Of1 d n ght cols ses ng 446 2 55 lo<o ed Kanougo Oh ot WE Wi l l BUY 'fOur old d omonds and ant que tewe lry 1AWNEY JEWE RY 422 2nd A\I C NEED A HANDYM AN ? F ee est motes Col 156 6.495 o l5o 6077 ---octo w th Fares P o fo sta nd ng W2 5965 or 857~ - 0LD FURNITURE ce box es beds ro n beds desks comple e households M 0 M I er Rt 4 Fame co 199:2 6370 b ass etc Wr e ov o WANT TO buy W lh n 10m les at Pome o y M n mum of ~ acres w th cr eek at leas1 10 acres t loble I veobte house Wou ld Ike born o I ves tock ~hed and f enced postu e nc luded Send deto Is ndud g p ce to Box n9 S c o Do ly Se nel Pomeroy Oh o WISH o thank D J J Do .. s M ddleport Erne gency Squad WRECK O N RT 7 nea Wh ng on and nu ses o l Hol:te Med co Soh o Sto on May 17 at 1pm Cen l e to the r o~~ s once W II lady who offe ed stole Also the many f end~ fo the men o dr ve who nd coted JUNI': auto and sc op me tal Ph cords I lowe s and ,. s tot ons 3BB B776 left run please col 44b 3081 du ng my ecen stay at Holle GOOD USED FU RNITURE o Med cal (ente You k ndness BOB uphols ered and opp once~ and thoughtfulness s g eotly Happy Fa he s Da y a he Dod Ph 44b 03:11 whose alway~ the e opprec o ed Helen M Shule Ed GOOD USED REGRIGERA fO R AND FREEZER UPRIGHl OR CHE ST Ph 44o 03/2 liMBER PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, JUNE 24 AT 10 O'CLOCK AM 814 PAGE ST, MIDDLEPORT, OHIO RETIRING & MOVING OUT OF STATE WILL SELL ANTIQUE FURNITURE CLOCKS lAMPS GLASSWARE COPPER LUSTRE OLD CARNIVAL MODERN FURNITURE ETC OF VERY HIGH QUALITY !COLLECTIONS OF GENERATIONS ! Take St Rt 7 Bypass south out of Pomeroy 0 towards Galhpol s to the Mtddleport Bu stness Loop Extt whtth ts old R:t 7 { Powell & Locust Sts ) tnto Mtddleport for 1 2 mtle Turn south on P•oe or H1gh Sts to second ltouM ANTIQU E F URNITURE Walnut gateleg dropleaf table extra n ce 6 walnu t Vrc tor an cha rs w hand carv ng on tops n ce V1ctonan Mrs cha ir w finger carv ng at top 2 match ng V1ctor en s de chars unusual V1ctor an stand sm wa lnut stand w wh te marb e top 3 pc V1ctor an love seal set extra n lc: e V1ctor an waln ut stand 2 drawer oak wash stand unusual sq mahogany stand w rope twist legs & Mother at Pea I nlay on top sq oak stand w carving on edge sm wal nut stands walnut overstuffed L1ncoln rocker Duncan Phyffe dropleaf coffee table w leather msert sm stand w leather nsert walnut 1 drawer n g ht st and sm mule ear stde char walnut marble top dresser w glove bo)(es fancy & n e• cellent condltton fu l l stze spool bed complete V dor l&n htgh back bed 6 Duncan Phyffe cha rs oak dresser w beleled glass m1rror Chippendale walnut table mus c stand w beveled glass door sew ng rocker w spl nt seat walnut V c:to r•a n adjustable organ stool e•cel enf 5 pc mahogany bedroom suite w poster bed very n1 ce p ctu re frames & m rrors h gh boy dresser w match1ng bed walnut dropleat table w drawer cedar li ned wardrobe cedar chest plank bottom rocker w p ull out drawer knee hole desk w leather nsert lg beveled gla ss m rror & other rtems not liSted CLOCKS LAMPS GLASSWARE COPPER LUSTRE SILVER ETC Old we ghf clock w hand po nfed door fancy walnut k tchen clock w alarm e,;tra n ce oak k tchen c lock w calendar c:ute oak mantel clock w brass tr 1m ornate wall clock sm ch !na clock m nature Grandfather clocK 15 In tal l 2 ntce mantel clocks copper An san ta a'tantl c:tock - Very unusual & n ce banQuet lamp w p ink hand pa in ted shade & bowl wh te glass hand panted banquet lamp meta based lamp N el l w frosted fount w hand pa nted Old Water green Aladdon lamp w hand paonted shade m lk glass table lamp w nand pa.nted shade & bowl wh t e sat n glass lamp - converted br ass based t ab e lamp w bras s fount & hand pa nted shade conv erted metal based o I lamp ( flowered lx>wl w clear shade ) hand pa m ted Gone w W nd 1ghl o l iable lamp w hand paned fo unt &. •hade m I< g lass oil lamp w hand paned shade sm Gom w Wind hand pa nted base & shade sm oi l amp w hand pa nted foun t unuaua sm ROOMS housekeep ng AND roams PARK CENTRAl HOTEl ~ 584 lB TOBACCO lEASE Coli 256 6008 otter Opm ,.-:,-::- UNFURNISHED APARTMENT n Crown C ty Col 256 6-495 or Toppr ces for Top Quo ty POMEROY fORRESl PRODUCTS Ca11 ..2 59oS - -·-'--'------- lARGE MOBILE HOME lOTS neao Add son Co I 4.t6 4265 BRADBURY REN.~TcA-lc::S- - 7:29 Second Ave .46 0'157 Eff Apl Adul s only Nope s FROM wall a wall no so I at oil on carpe ls cleaned w h Blue Lustre Ren t electr < sham pooe S2 (en rol Supply TRAilER FOR RENT Call "6 3879 0 367 7-438 fU RNISHED -SilO - EffiCiENCY U• I I es pd S ng le 446 Hl6alte 7pm Co I MOBilE HOME SPACE y Call A4b 1680 nc FURNISHED UPSTAIRS APT 2 rms and both Clean No pets Adults only Dep eq Coli A46 1519 FIVE RM unfu n opt No pets Adults on lv $175 pe month all IJI I t es pd Dep req Col i .t46 3437 o nqu e ot :100 Fou hAve COUNlRY HOUSE Secretary-Bookkeeper W1lh noflonally 245 534B THREE OR cob ne ts -44b 11.t3 FOUR steel t ng Col 446 1615 or BULLDOZER w II t ode small bu~ ness p operty n Gall pols Coll1Sb 6038 ol!_! 6pm ANHO UE ROLl TOP DESK and wooden f ng cob net Coli 145 5050 3 AND RM l urn shed and un fu n shed op1s Phone 992 5434 4 COUNTRY M OBILE Home Pori-. Rou te 33 norlh ol Pome oy Lorge lots Co I 992 7" 79 - CITIZEN S SENIOR Our new en e s oss s once you may be able 10 I ve n our oporlmen1 lo leu I han $50 o man h Fo mo e nlo mot on con roe V lloge Mono Apo men s 992 7787 CORNER LOl lo a e spa ce or ve I on 992 2238 o 991 530 4 TWO BEDROOM unlu n shed op Co1199'1 2288 1RA lER lOT Good loco t on Cl ose to school bu~ Gas elec c ond wc1e a .. o loble M d dlepo 1 99:2 286-4 We H ll anytl'l nq for anybody at our Auction Brtrn or In 'fUOr hom t> For ntor mat on ana J1 ck up ~er v ce ca I 1S6 1961 Sale E <Jt!r\1 SalurCII .. N 9tllaf1p m Information call 614 2•5 5660 between I 0 a m -4 P m An equa I opportuntty employer AUCTION SERVICE 1< ennettl Swain Auct Corner Th~rd & Oh,.e PARTY PlAN SUPERVISORS Merr Moe toy port es has open ng fo 'uperv sors and demons! ato ~ n your o eo Ouol ty me chond se h ghes co mm u on No nveilmen1 del11er ng or co lecf on Col Ann Ba xter collect 319 5566881 or w te Mer Moe Bow. 277 Dubuque owo 5'100 1 WANTED Dnver for guoltne and fuel Otl truck Send resume to Bo • 161 co Go IIi polls Tn bun e Delta •aw w 2 HP motor 6 n Della (Oinfe r w motor asst hand tools and many other ttem s not listed Tl'lls Is on ly a part tal Hstmg of these !ems to be M>ld E~Je rythtng is excellent cond ton and extra clean Sale held outs i de regMdless of weather Plenty shade so br ing your lawn cha ir Food on prem ses Nothl~ shown before day ol sa le Terms - Cash or check w po• five I D day ol sale Nol respons ible tor accidents OWNERS-MR ANO MRS JAMES WEBER Auctloneor - Bill Janes- Phone ll7 l411 or 557 Jlll .......... the SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. I'll 992 2141 l'llmtroy 0 l ·IS tic I" St Pomeroy, Olllo SALES AND 5ERVICE 11 9-tfc LOST small female col <o col n BOO bl ock ofF rst A11e If found coli tt6 2622 LOST WHITE k en w th blo<k spols P eked up on East Man S Col 992 3871 DOZE~ WORK cl~ ex covot ng ond Ph 446 0051 _ CHAN liNK FENC ING WOODEN FENCING AWNINGS Pal a ROOFING MODERN SUPPLY New or Repatr Gutters and Downspouts Sm111 eng~ne & mostrv•ce MtsMy Ferguson & Gilson Ttlltrs, Llwn Boy Mower Sifts & S.rvlct Free Eshmates Phone 949 2862 or 949 2160 St Pomeroy, Ohto Ph 992 2164 Under hang gutters & room KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY addtflons For Free Estlmoles Call 992 6l2J or 992 6011 5151mopd 985-4155 Chnter Ohio 457110 both ha ve new ca r warranty 1974 Buick 2 dr 197S Chevrolet fo.lonle Carlo t975 Chevrolet Ma l bu Slat ton Wagon 1975 Dodge 1976 Datsun l dr sedan 1976 Dal!un 28 OZ aut trans 1970 Datsun 16 DZ aut trans 1973 Datsun 24 OZ • spd trans 1973 Datsun 14 OZ • spd trans 1973 Datsun 2 dr sedan blue 1975 Ford Currier PU red 1972 Ford Galax le 500 197 1 Ford Galule 2 dr hardtop 1912 Mercury Montego MX wh1fe w black vinyl top 1973 Pl y mo uth Fury Il l 1972 Plymouth Val Duster 11>69 Pontiac Tempest blue 1971 Pontiac 4 dr t CIJtallna blue 1911 VW bus red white 1969 VW tan 1971 Plymouth Fury II green 1971 Dafsun PU w topper green 1975 Datsun 2 dr sedan brown 1971 Dal!un 1100 coupe green The aforementioned vehi<lts shall be sold 1f public sale 116 00 P M DST on Mond1y Juno " 1971 11 tht Athens County Fairgrounds to tht hlghnt bidder Vthlclts will bo sold as Is without tny uprtu or Implied wtrronfles Vehicles mty bt 111n 11 tht Athens County Fairgrounds on tho dly of the stlt tHor 4 00 PM Tho Hock1"11 Volley link of Athens COunty rtstrvts the nght fo bid ••d the right to withdraw tny or til vehicles prior to conflrmltion Terms of 11ft Cuh Cerfl f1ed check or Offlcill Chtck or Fin1nclng con f trm1hon AUCTIONEER- BILL JANES PHONES57 ]411 Remember Sale Wlfl 5tar1 At ' 0 Clock P M Mondoy June 19 oppl only 992 7513 FIVE ACRES w h 1974 Schult z mob le home Add 1 ono t a le space n Tuppe s Plo ~ o ea 6" 1>07 3305 3 bed oon house lOx 10ut l ybuldng Storm w ndows and doors New oof Pr ce $9500 P• o e 742 2893 Clltsttr Ollio 10 30 c - Portra1ts Wecldtngs Passports Ann 1versartes Special Occastons The Photo Place (Bob Hoeflich I 109 HIOh St TRI STA IE ·~- UPHOlSlERY SHOP Ub 7833 e.. er - BUlLDOZER bo<:k.hoe 1 me~ one sept c tonk pump ng oul Phone doy o n ght Phone doy o n'ghl McNeal Contract ng Company 379 2158 STANLEY STEAMER Carpet Cleoner See ng s bel e\1 ng when Slonley Steam ng ·U6 4208 80GG~ Coil EXc-l:E:c~ Mc-I:N:Ac-T::IcN-G ::- CO o1• oo93633 Autt & Truck Repair Also Transm1sston Repair Phonem 5612 Cell Alter 5 oo or Anyt1me Saturdty 992 7119or992 5041 • 21 tfc oe look ng l or work o whatever you II get results fcs1er w lh o Sent nel Wont Ad Cal9q2l156 MOBIL£11JM£ BOWERS REP.t.IR Anc:llorlng, Slllrtllll, Awnings, P•tio c.,.,orts, Roof '•tnt, Sti·IIP and R•levtling C.ll BilL'S 446-2&42 THREE FAMIL Y Man lues June 19 20 9 30 to 4 only Ron day Wed 21 11 Infant' ch•ldren s adult clo th ng Ele<lr c gu to r ond omp ~~ baby feeding ~eot Phono rO<ords kn ck knocks fu Uole bock pock typewr ter Hov land outo dr p colleemok.er 25:1 S 5th Street M ddleport THREE FAMIL V Porch Sale 39-t Beech St M ddleporl Monday and Tue sday YARD SALE Roush Rood Chesh e Oh June 17 ond 24 Bam to 8pm Collectables BASEMENT SALE Wed Thu s and Sot 9om t II Spm Fourth house on Bvlov lie Rd off 160 Spon!io s Prov dance Church -- -- --GARAGE SAL E Man and lues June Jq and 20 No th of No th Gall o H S on Rt 160 Baby tem s and m sc YARD SAlE Tues and Wed June 20 and 21 Wayne S sson residence on St AI 554 n Kyger ===============::::::::::::::::::: ter ng Co 682 661b Oak H U Oh o 'AC uu c:-M -:-::C~ L E:-:Ac:-N-::E-:: R7sa-:-,-. ,- a-n7d s·., 'co Only genu no po • used Shoppo d Sole• and s... ,. F rst and Olive St1 M.O.RCUM ROOFING IPOUIING & SIDING 20 y • .!..xper ence 388 98~7 S.t.NDY ANO 8E.O.VER ln1uoonce Co has offered 1erv ces l or I •• nsuronce (0\/e age n Goll a Caun ly l ao almo11 o cnelu y Form home and personal pro perty coverages ore ova loble 10 meel nd vidual needs Con to cl T f Burl tson ne ghbo' ond ogont your 1026 F rs A11enue R \If! v P.w p o perty w 1h lrontoge on F s ond Second Ave ues 8 oam~ 1 baths ~ cor go age Colt week. days .t-46 .t3B3 even 9~ o ,d Sunday 446 0139 St own by op po ntmont onlv THREE BDR HOUSE I ke new Ne ghborhood Rd 2 acres Coli -4.t0.16 15or4.t6 1243 phanom 3S25o ..2 S:r.J2 AND MARTIN b JXl'lng Rt ld Phono 1 (614) 69B 7JJI PULLINS EXCAVATING Complttt Ser11 ce Phone m PUDDlE POOLS 2418 All mo• ond shapes Swim pools 2 yeort expttr ence free tst1motet an yth ing you need for underground swim pools New cMmtcol and supply store Albany Oh i o Phone Wolor "'"II HOME ON lARGE LOT n Merce v lie v lloge Cen t ol o f replo ce S2 7 500 Coli 256 1268 • I~ ACRES OF LAND w h o w thou! 1971 It cho dson mob le Sa • Top lanes •Proftt Shartng Retirement • Prahl Parflc•paflon •Vacat 1on Pian •Raptd Advancement • Full Hea llh Insurance • 01 sa bt II Iy Insurance 'kUfe Insurance ...Stock Optton ...- 'Q,4, 8 •Must be Call1506346 21 acres 1 300 lb tab bose 60 ft well & ba'n 256 132J S12 000 Approx ocre lot good well w th Iorge Maple st ode I ocs Golllo Counly wote top po d ld.al for Mobile Hme o build ing ~ te (eMterpo nl A'eo 55000 Ph 379 2198 35 ACRE FARM House 6 rms and bo h Tro le spot wllh hook up La ge born tobac<o bose Near Wat erloo Oh Coll614 6•3 2437 THREE BDR MOBilE HOME ond al wi th block ut l ty build ng on MadiSon A'le Coli 446 013A alter .tpm weekdays f'NO BOR HOM E with b ck fron t on 1 oues 10m los I om 1own ti~U., 'Y~ ~A .. M Located on At 1.41 dty water city 1Cnoa1s. 5 min from Galflpoltt GO CAMPING AMERICA ANY PERSON who hoo anything"' gl11e owoy and doM not after or Olltmr.t to offer oth.r thing for 10 • may place on ad In thlt column There will be no c;hara••o the od¥trtlter on, s• RE--A'URANT~ •,.. ._ Send Resume to 1528 Eastern Ave ======~G=a~l~li~po=lr~s,~0~4:56~3:1.=::::::::= ••6 1•73 btforo 5 PMdoe would make nlct watch Phono KITTENS 2 mao old Call 245 584S FOUR KITTENS 2 molo 2 fomolt Coll379 2:l26 REGISTERED IRISH Stittr 4 ytou old Coli 985 lM8 ONE LONGHAIRED g<oy kltltn Whllt lut 985 3505 ovonlngo orw"ktndt W th' Coot hmen RVs Qual ty buill pr ud right Dozens of mode ls with o w de o ge at family pleasmg lloorplo s See them lodoy! Apple C ty Retre o tonol Vehkle s Rl 35 1 m w•tl of Jackson Oh 6t• 286 5700 lq61 DIVCO MO!OR HOME S1SOO t961 Inte rnal onol school bus camper $1500 Coil Ill 428 Se~nd Ave. Ph 446-0552 50000 Sleeps 5 x Both New ( Orpe! ng o d cu tons MusI see Ia apprec ole Pho e o9o 235 rwo eOR nob le hones ol Ouo I C eek Coll145 502 1970 SAnWAV 2 x bO cen t ol 2 bd a 971 VlCIO ~IAN 14 X bl 3 bd 1 baths 97 DI:TR OT!:: H 2 x t>0 3 bd a 19b7K HI<.WOOD 12•60 Jbdr 971 S ~ Y LINE 12d2 1bd 9oH HOMH It I)' oO 2 bd 8 SI M0 81lt HOMeS WINDSOR nob le bdr oil ele<l ce ou tb u u derpenn ng Call4 46 7924 Ill c: c. REALT O R N ce Jlh story frame a nd a lum num hom e formal dmtng br eakfa st room 4 bedroom wood burnm g ftreptace lfl acre AFFOLTER REALTY Parkersburg W Va ( J04) 4SS 6467 or Joe Boyles Realtor Assoc (6 141 667-l 829 afterlfl.:.nl. JAY DRIV E - Well panned splt leve l n ver y goad ne ghborhood Th s I ne hom e offers 3 bedroom s 1 1 ba hs a l ovely tam y r oo m & w tc ap proved k !chen There s a large 2 ca r garage&. cen ra l a r to keep you cool Th e pr ce s only $52 500 -< Ill Ill .c: c.. - . 0 BRIARPATCH Kem els Boo d ng Groo n g AKC Gordon ~e 1 ters Eng! sh Cock.e Span el~ Ph4464 191 - - RIS NG IT AR KENNEl Boo d ng Indoor Ouldoo Au IS Groom ng All Bre ed ~ C eon Sani tary fo e l t es Chesh e Ph 367 0:19~ CENTENARY WOOD S GROOMING FAC liT IES PEl Po a l eu ono Se "ces offe ed all b eeds ol s tyle ~ Ph 446 0231 DRAGONWYND OWNER SAVS SELL - And he w II help ftnan ce th 1s o lder home n exce tent condtt on all electriC Garage 1 acre S26 000 00 WE HAVE EXCELLENT INVESTMENT RENTALS AND BUSINE SS- CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION LET OUR PHOTO LISTING SERVICE WORK FOR YOU LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR HANK KATHY & LEONA CLELAND ASSOCIATES 992 2259 rn 9926191 ~ t.&. 0" AKC Chow Chow Anl!li.Qo CFA Slomese a'1 d H malayan cats (Al so wl le PUBLIC AUCTION Ju e Wh I Per s o s ) Now avo Iabl e I om 90 hru Athens to SA 550 E eo 81 Chow lema e pup blue owo d!i A ne~ v lie Wo ( h l o pl lemole S omese k. lien s g u House hold good!~ lu moe Doberman and 61 mole n lure oppl onces olmosl ew sm coo t Chow 4.t6 3844 Moytog washer and dryer Good selec t on of pr mot ves. AK C DOB ERMAN le nole B mo and collec tor tems Ro rood housebrolo.en eJIC< emper lan terns H V K M ron ket men! A so hloc pont S omese tles Iorge ond small bron k1tter i Col l2o45 955-4 wood ems guns Bo n beoms PUREBRED DOBERMAN Lots of good es Owner Stephen PINSCHERS 5 mas old lr end Kasler Auc t oneer Ric h Gard ly po 1 of y t a ned Bock and 1er 767 3918 Terms cosh Not lon Caii4A6 l.t56 respon s ble lor o<e dents A~( REG --- - ~HSHONO PUPPIES q wks old Coll388 8571 HOOF HOLLOW Horses Buy sell I ode or Ira n New a d used saddles Rut h Reeves Albany (614) 698 3290 _ _ _ - -- - DOBERMAN PUPS All look like Debes S10 each Call9-49 '265-4 ::r =:=::= ~~Dfi;!;;dJJy CARlER S PlUMBING AND HeATING Cor Fou h& P ne Pho e 44b .38B8 a 44b .44777 .I.- -- --- ::; '< ua - Debby Or c: c. -- ;;IC oD 111 Loke new all brick ranch w1th heat ::; '< mm ed a te ... ... pum p has carpet and drapes throughout cg possess on - Ill c: ' c. -S25 000 - ro tn t op located on Hannan ::l:J Trace Rd sttua ted on one acre of recen tly surveyed l'tl 111 land M1d $30s . Ill ~ ~ -.... -< .-.. -< 111 Plumb ng Heot ng 215 lh rd A ve 4A6 3782 - - GENE PlANTS & SONS PLUMBING Heotlng A r Co11 d t on ng 300 Fou th A ve Ph 4-tb 1637 ---- c: c. - DRAIN ' SEWEN CLEANING ~ER VICE Ope 1 2-t Hr 7 days a week ~to cl e 8. So Ph 256 1391 EXCELLE NT FARM BUY - 68 acres ol good bon om pastur e & woods Large & at tract vely remodeled 2 story 5 bedroom farm home All n ce s zed rooms and carpel lhroughouT Rura l and we I water f a o I furna c e plus a lot of omer extras l or on ly Sd6 500 $13 ooo Remade ed & redon e 3 bedroom home 1ust out of own Th s 2 stor y home has enormous closet space n ce k t c tlen I v ng room & bath plus 2 a( r es of la nd & ca pori LOVELY BRICK o $3B 900 Doen e Dr ve - Oneol !he best bu 11 homes n !he ar ea Beaut lui & st one I rep ace WOODED PARADISE - 18 wooded acres sunken I v ng r o g area for m a l d n n th e c ty school d str cl pus a grac ous 4 bu II n k. tc h e ':(\~ bedroom confempor ary Th s fa bulous ng 3 lnrgP ~ om s 2 ba th s plus a en! w th lam IV room home has 2 cozy f rep aces 3 bath s large I nlshed ba !:> I r ela ce and huge bar Ov er 4 000 sq tt n lam IY room crows nest plus a large c: lud ng 2 car g 'ln ge sundcck Mucn more Call for appo n l • c: c. -Ill men MODER N HOME IN TOWN - Thi S Or char d H 1 home features 3 spac ous bedrooms large I v ng room bu111 1n ktl chen & par t at basem ent A rural set t ng w th a great v ew and t:1 acre yard add m ore to ts beau ty Only SJ9 500 NEW HOME Tn e owner has us t 1 ved n th s lovely br c k & f r a me a coupe o f mon lhs and s eav ng th e area Th s home n eludes a large v ng room w l h very pretty I r epla ce :2 ba ths 3 bed r oo ns fo rmal d n ng cenlral a et c Call f or deta Is 55< 000 OWNER WANTS SOLD - S1S 900 - Buys th1s 6 room J bedroom home n Crown C ty Eat n k. tchen w h refr gera tar & rangf.' n ce I v ng room & basement Wh y pav re n t wh en you can bu y ::; .. -< s Ill lh c. CHEAP I E - Why pay rent when you can buv th s 3 bedroom home t or Sl5 900 1n eludes eat in k t chen I v ng room & bath plu s basement Also ncl udes refngerat or range wasner & dryer plus a n ce fl at lot n Cr own C ty c: Kyg er Creek School s Well kept 4 bedroom ho me n Chesh re L arge I v ng eat n k tc: hen w th 10 s of cab nets part al ba sem ent & garage 66x 50 tree shaded yard $30 000 2 HOUSE S IN EWINGTON - One 15 a large 7 roo l l hOme w th ? pass ble r ent a s Th e other sa 2 bedroo m home w th eat n k t chen bah lv ng r oom & carport 22x 1o au bu ld ng pl us som e turn ure & s tov e & r efr gerator c ould be rl very good nvesl men ! a S76 500 Ca ll Dan Eva ns a Spa c tOuc: ? bedroom hom e on 5 388 BI I acres Tn s C!~\.l mc tudes a lovely 166 ACRES - Loc ated on Kokecn Rd n f replace n l ar ~ .,m u(; Du11t 1n k t Gall a Fl at to h lly bushy farmland In chen&. balh All o£_"~\" Lcx:atcd on eludes m neral r gh ts A st ea at S'29 000 Rl 160 ear V nto l - ns soo .-. WE NEED LISTINGS '< - Ill Ill c: 14170 several ": "' ~ frontage ' Two story frame home in Eureka new s1ding carpel • and rs paneled lhroughout has great vtew o1 the r ver ~ n 123 900 c: c. n C) C) 11" neat and clean and Is located n town Five rooms ~ and a bath M id S20s has sale pendong Live near Gallipofls and sti ll en10Y the freshness ol cool ::G spring waler Modern modu lar !24x60) Sll 900 ~ Appol ntmenl only lt o:J Route 1b0 ol fve green fo'ho e 446 2735- RELA~ AND ENJOY THE SCENERY - pat : ; Conveniently located In Green Acres very mce 3 BR .. hom e wtth natural gas heal and solid hardwood fl oors DeWITT S PlUMBING AND HEATING Localed at J unc t on of Rt 141 and L nco n P ke 1n Cen enary Th s I 2 s o ry home ha s n ce s zed rooms nc lu d ng 2 bedrooms (a pass be 3rd bedroom upsla rs J I v1ng room w th f r eplace f u l l basement cat rn k !chen & ba th New 1 noleum n k tcnen Carp et throughout Ov er 1 acr e yard w l h good garden s pot Be tt er Hurr y Lov e y trees flowers & gardens on a 14 "ere lot n Nor II up Th s well kept home n c ludes large l am ly room&. frreplace 3 bedrooms pl us full base nent w lh ga rag e COUNTRY LIVING - In th s luwur ous 3 bedroom bn c k n Kyg er Creek Schools In 54 I 900 c ude a ovely ta m ty room w th w b RT 218 - Pr e1ty sen ng on nea r ly wo t r eplace 2 batns full basem ent "' rrc m rds at an ac r e 4 m les fr om Iown A 1 ne room & ~ car carp or All tn s beau I/ neuse tha off ers 3 bedr ooms 2 full baths rest ng on l 8 acr es of la ndscaped y a r d formal d 1 ng ce n ra a r plus a covered ::r STANDARD 2 acre yard 10xl5 st orage bu ld ng &. l en ce d yard Only $30 000 II) II) MODERN 3 8DR BH CK RANCH 1 bo hs 1 <or goroge bose men! neor town $300 plu s depos W te to Boi No 850 c o Gall po 5 Oo ly T bune MANOR LANE - CROWN CITY Ve ry n c:e 3 bedroom nome w h bu n k. rcnen la r ge v ng oom ba th & 2 c ar garage pus C) E1l£1.iea..,: KI:NNI:l TENS 8 wks old weened It ter I a.ned CAF reg Call 245 5659 offer 5pm ~ n to CATTERY TWO BEAUTIFUL SIAMESE KIT -- Pomer oy on a good townsh p road Water and elettnc ava able Ask ng Pomeroy S6 725 00 RANCH 3 bedrooms lovelf k tchen 2 years old TRADE WO ol s Po nc oy W II t ode f or bul do1e or mo o hone Call 304 b4B 5002 fo Goy WV c. S27 200 00 NEW LISTING 1n M idd l eport - 2 story older home on good street Could 1 ~ bO Mob le Ho ne w h I 0 " 4 I p ou1 po t v I urn -. t e d SS 000 Ph 446 94 57 l'u~ !Sale. llenl or lrade c: feat ures 123 000 00 '- Ill n 917 ( HAMPtON TIT AN nob e home 12 x bO 1 bdr lotol elect eludes o cond underpen g bl oc ks steps I ved only 0 mos S7 CfOO Coll675 7065 o b75 bb09 . - Level lot 2 star es of beautifully remode led llva bll ly Basement plus and cl ose FOR ~ Lovely l am ly room w th c ozy w b I re ace J n ce s zed bedroom s 2 brlt hs ve r y n ce k tcnen centr a l a r F A nat gas furn ace and ots ot s or ag e 2 ga rag e and attract ve Jay Dr ve ya r d to see th s one loda y - S47 500 ... Pomeroy one of the n ces t k t chens anywhere Sec lu ded Very appeal ng SPI t level n a most pleasant ne ghborhood Th s love y 4 bectroom hom e offer s a large I v ng room formal d n ng bu II n k I chen 1 2 ba hs and a t am ty room w th woodburn ng f r ep lace 2 car ga ra ge and nearly an acre ya r d Call to a ppo ntment -< snack bar D nlng room large uhf fy workshop Barn and o th er build ngs New alum1num s d•ng have been wa 1t ng for Appr ox ~3 acres of the most d es irable butldtng s1tes tn Metgs Coun t y PO RTER BROOK ;G IDJ 111 NEW LISTING - m the coun tr y large gard en 3 bedroom re modeled home Nt ce cou ntry k tchen w 1th other SJO 500 ::; < c: many Well bu 11 3 bedroom 111 c.. On ly S15 000 00 COOKS DELIGHT - JU ST LIKE NEW br ck &. fr ame home Th s 3 yr ol d ha s an attract vf! l ar ge 1<. t chen 1 ba 1ns t er mopanf! v ndows and at1a ched garage Nea ty 7 acre ya d an d t s nea r Rodney ;G ,_, 1 h story home wtth large rooms Ca ll Tom ID ~ space and ce tar Loca ted at th e edge of town .- SISOOOOO NEW LISTING - what you 1974 V CIOkiAN 4 • b7 c cc 1 c ce 1 ol o '2 o 3 bd 2 ba ths u de pe n ng A O ( I ve n er or exc co d $9 300 Call :245 91/1 CALL 446·3643 a ::; Wh te Eve 446 9557 good Investment tor rentals Lots of remodel ng Askt n g home 14 • b5 2 CA 2 po ches d ngs w th and nsulot o GALLIA COUNTY'S LARGEST REAL ESTATE AGENCY . c. be PT PltASANT W VA THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY Long Bottom Area POMEROY RISING STAR Kennel Boord~ng STAACAAFT SCHOOL OUT Indoor and ouldoo ur 1 SPECIMS Grooming oil b eeds Clean Fold downt trollers ond rntnt son tory focllll es Chesh re moton Besl prius In Tt Slate Phone (6141 ~7 0:19l arto We ••ll ••r'llce end qual ty Camp Conley Star< oft Soles ~KC S IL VE~~gs ..'!_ 7366 Itt b2 N ol PI Pl•oscnl ReG151ERED MAlE •ll<e' poodle Popenra ned 550 Coli Carolyn TRUCK C.t.MPER sloept 6 luo 615 594 0068a,Ol4 1>07 3012 noce :22 and 150 rille Fender ond &a! .Estate lor !Sale for Sah: . MAIN 145517B Bond Malter amplifier _ guitar ~ oi l 446 1006 M. L. (Bud) McGhee, Broker 1974 f::SCAPADE 25 molo ho ne w th ex as 5600 n les P ce $14 OCIO 6 4 9Ci2 2438 o JO• 773 5707 dog~> MOIIlF H0M£S LOTS GREEN TERRACE MOBilE COM MUNITY Gtrmon Shophord full bloodtd 21 yr$ Or Older CODNER S CAMPER S on Ro nbow R dgc Rec eat an al .. eh clas o d accesso r es enol 0 t Oh o R 7 south at Tuppe ~ Pia ~ Toke CR ~8 o Basi o Call Roberl Cod er lo g Bot a Oh o home Call 379 2387 10 m below Golhpo s 2 x 60 troller s tuoted on 20 acres :2 bu1ld1ngs tab bose S 9 000 Coli 379 2S•B Buslneas Management Opportunity 1977 APACHE f old down co npe Used tw ce $7000 9q2 2849 CHOICE LOTS 1 n lt:t S of R o Grande on 325 Call 245 581 5 EXCA VA liNG dozor bockhoo and d tcher Charles R Hot I eld Bock Hoe Strvtce Rullond 01'\lo Phone 742 1008 STUCCO PLASTER plo,ter epa textured ce I ngs F ee est mole!i (oii2S6 1181 1ao lo,ge o' •mall Go•y • Gut FOR SAlE BY OWNER EXCAVATING dozer loodtr and backhoe work dump trucks and Ia boys for k re w II haul f II d1rt Ia soli hmestone and grovel Colt Bob or Jl oger Jef fen doy phone 992 7089 n ght drtllmg commercial and domettlc Pump •olet and 11r viCe 992 6295 or l04 89S 3802 Voughn 145 5309 CONTINUOU-::S-.:G~U-:: TT:::ER;:::I~ N G;:-no-:, ob and osslttonce m obto ng your FHA o VA home loon morlgoga money always 0110 loble w h our compo y and our nteres roe and f o 1 c ng lerm!i o e more lovo robl e than local I none ng Gall pol ~ Ph "6 151 7 SEWING MACHINE Rtpo rs str v ce oil makes ~2 2284 The Fob c Shop Pomeroy Aulho :ed S nge Soles and Se 11 ce We sharpen Sc uors SPEEDY DRILLING ond Do v d CONCRETE AND BLOCK WOR~ Don<o ot<nanobly by hau' a' 1ob F. . . .,, mo••• Call ~7 0:195 o ~7 o231 IRElAND MORIGAGE CO C \18 us o <oil to ew.pert gv donee 3615 covel ng , sept c syJtemt doter bodchoe dump truck I mestone gro-vel block lop o V c ~ 463 Seco d A ..e Second lloor Gall pol s Oh o -45b3 Coli 446 7 72 Cook REMODELING Plumbing hoot ng and all types of ;.nerol rtpo r 61H'I8 6555 ( Aftor 6 pm 610 ba9 ~25 1 John Jofftro "' ba9 5l65 8111 Gllltllt ) Wt ooo NOT oil wtt on PRICES V E FilLINGER water del v ery serv ce Coli J79 ~12-t blferm to l Termtte & Pes Can t ol of Gall polt Oh o W II om Thomos .t46 2901 FHA & VA HOME lOAN S Mel EN DON MORTGAGE COMPANY Loon Rep csen tot \le V ate Sw&e~rs toolters trOnl all smoll opp ll onces Lawn mower next Ia Stott H1ghwoy Goroge on Route 7 Phone (614) 995 HOWERY n 1uppe s Pia ns All e eel ( A C 3 bed ooms I both Basement Lorge ol 9'12 358S or 9Cn 2196 - WILL do roof ng , construction plumb ng ond h.otmg No 1ob ~ lo ge or too small Phone 702 2J.IB PARTY PLAN Svper\IISors Mem Moe tov port•es hos open ngs for super ... uors and demonstrators n your ore-o Ouolly mfnchond••• H gheu commlu on No m'<~estment del venng or collecllon Call Ann Baxter co llact319 556 8881 or wr te MERRI MAC Box I '177 Dubuque Iowa 52001 tanqung .Eqnipltlf'IIt B x 35 HOUSE -... over lookmg Ohio R ver. $33 000 Call TWO STORY .t bed oom b ck nome n M ddleport 991 3457 Wo k guoront.ed 20 yean ex pe ence Phone m 2409 SERVICE old Route 160 at Evergreen 1 1 1 000 STROUT REALTY 446 0008 15 ACRES FOR sole Co nplete set up foro tro le c ly wale neo Coovlle 16140673933 10 4 T ole acr oss f on Solen S ee P1n zo 1 Rutland Kn cks knocb cooler women$ thoes ~ ze 10 BRADFORD AucttonMr Com plett Service Phone 9-49 2487 or q.-9 2000 Aoc nt Oh o Cr fl Bradford ElWOOD located on needs r eparrs HOUSE TRAILER 14 x bO Buddy 1 o 3 bedroom Unl u n shed Gas heal Good co nd I o Pt o e (6 4) 1;)67 3730 Ask ng - -YARD SlAE Monday 4-JO.IIC IF YOU hove o se v ce to offer wont to buy or sell somelh•ng HANDYMAN S SPECIAL S rms bath fireplace. - 8 ACRES FOR sole Solem Twon lh p Me gs County Has ru ol woter Call 6 4 66'1 Jb3b o 0 (formerly Fones & 0 dell) Oak H II Oh Call collect b81 b249 CO AL lump ~toke I me!i lone del vered ch ckem 991 7330 GARMiE SERVICE Covers, -- -- 20 ACRES ol h I land w th slo d ng 1 nbe $5500 17 Pomeroy 5 31 1 mo off Rt 7 by fNIII on 5I Rl 114 tow1rd Rutllllll, clo th ng odds and ends Rose H 11 1ust beyond < ty I mtls on US 33 Ro n cancels 4Ab 8655 TWO BEDROOM house n Ho son\/ li e w fh po el g co pet ng and c ty wote Coli after S pm 742 2256 ~. milt BillS MOBILE HOMES and Home lmpro11e ments Free est motes Call 4Ab 26-42 TWIN RIVERS MARINE 307 Uppe R "er Rood Chrys e Soles & Se v ce Complel e Hu I Repo Custom bu It tro le s Phone PLA NS 11 60 Pork wood Ira le o 2 oc os of wooded area ove look g Tup per~ Pia ns Perfect fo (Cup e thai pions to bu ld late o e has loye step up k !chen and d n ng area w h cor er k 1 chon woshe and drye 1 bed ooms newly carpeted and lu n shed Sell ng pr ce Sl7 900 Fo no e lorom on co ll 6 4 b67 3342 of t:Jr 4 pm ROGER HYSElL 2FAMilY YARD SALE Juno 19 20 ~ 1 Monday thru Wed 9 to 4 Mens women' ch ldren s The pant Shop 125 R ver Rd l<.onougo Auto body work col lsoneslmoes PhU68514 1978 Datsun M T 1 dr 1978 Datsun M T 4 dr sedan DAVE'S BACKHOE & DUMP TRUCK PASQUALE nsulotmg 103 Cedar St Col pols Ph 4-461716 o 367 0398 oller S ---- PUBLIC AUCTION 992 2o92 SEVEN ROOMS 2 ac es Shown by tit'~ Let us Cl pture 1 nd preserve thou precious moments forever Weddings S1lver 1nd Golden Ann1vorstry Fom1ly Reunions SpKI1f Occ:.slans Photogr~phy Is our bustness not 1 sldt llno dozer dump t u<k Work done by 1he hou or by the tob Fo I ee est mole!i Coli 256 1921 ---- MANAGER Trans I onol Foe h ty C oup Home For 8 de¥elopmento ly d ~a bed peo pie n Gall pol \ Conroe Goq M ll ke n PO BoJr 906Goll pol" o co I 4tb 1b-f1 E11. J32 n 31 50 ACRES n Ches ter Townsh p on Old Stol e Route J3 wh ch wou d be deal for subd ~,~ d ng or ot herw !ie comme c of l g l or home developme I Cal l R.11ldentl1l 1nd commercl1l Clll for estlm11t 24 hour 11rvlct Anydly 1nytlmt PllaneH5 :JA6 Jock Ginter tiS :JA6 399 W Mam A A A CONTRACTORS 8ock.hoe BEAUTI CI AN WANTED w 1h REESE lRENCHING SER VIC E woler sewe elcc < gas I ne manage s I cense App y or d tthes 12 nche\ w de 10 5 Ghe ke ~Soul que .t.t6 9332 ft deep Wo erl ne hookup~ HACHERS Call ohe -4 p m 367 7560 Rete en(e I urn shed upon re que~ We w II !urn ~h you w th RUSS& MAX Elll011 the nome odd en ond phone Lennox Heat ng and o cond 1on lng ,:topco foam nsulol on nurnbe s of olhe r leoche s who 4-4b 85 5 or -4-tb OHS Coli ohe have work.ed w th ul n he summer For pe sonol nte •30 v ew co I the local soles CARPENTRY oom odd 1 on~ manager 01 675 3775 or wr te roof ng $ d ng and gene ol P 0 Box 387 Chesapeake Oh rapa rs Coll379 2635 HOUSE HOUSE AND Store bu ld ng Reeds" lie 985 3529 '< c: Beauhful Bnck - Thts home IS located m ctty school dJstnct There are 4 bedrooms 1 bath & 'lz bath upsta1rs complete ktlchen, formal d1mng lovely b1g hvmg room and 2 car garage w1th att1c pull down ladder and auto door opener The basement has fam1ly room 4th bedroom shower room, cedar lined closet and uhhty room Phone Becky Lane at 446 0458 m evenmgs Toney Realty The Gallery of Homes .' c: c.. ' REALTY .- BEAUTIFUL ONE Acre wooded lots for sole Rock Sprmgs Oh o C ly water neo schools Co I alter 5 pm 304 273 2276 SEPTIC TANK CLEAN ..G Alum. & Vinyl Siding ~~-4618:1 3 WEE~ END 99l 7094 PomeroY m_.212 orft2 ..263 lAM to4 JOPM H. L WRITESEL McGHEE 592 3051 TWO STORY frame house b roo ms and both ce llar au bu ld ngs 4 O( es land ot edge ol Rut land Co nplel e tro ler hook up o so 2 bo ks app o s ed prope ty o $15 500 Pho e *I"" Muffler Brakes Shocks Tt res Battery Installation Servtce '' VA FHA 30 yr hnonc ng also ref none ng Ireland Morlgoge 77 E Stole A1hens phone (614) HEAnNG INC. MOORE'S <an. c. --~ PWMBING & See Denver Kapple At MASH BROTHERS 1163 Sec A .. e uud car tnventory of • new c1r dea ler of Athens County 11 the Athens County F1~rgrounds stut1ed ch a r w ottoman 3 oth er overstuffed ch!l lrs Fng dal re refngent tor w freezer at top like new new Sunray elec range chro me d nette table w 4 chatrs another Fr~g da re refr gerator sm Kenmore refngerator e ec: appliances elec fans bedd ing spreads I nens etc regular d ishes pots pans utenstls et c lawn fu rn tu re 8 mm movie pro ector sq Maytag wringer washer air compressor 10 1n _ Radiator..--., Service .._ .... Reallc:stare Ill c: 7481 CARTER For The Best Prtce In Town '' Ill NEW 3 bedroom house 2 bot! s oil alec I acre M1dd epa t close to Rutlond Phone 991 - --· ~- -- ~ lteal E. talc for Sak ''Bud" McGhee Realty "Bud" McGhee Ca11992 7481 TUPPERS -- shaker opa lescent glass n ce glass p tcher w applied handle & gold Sir pes ce blue rose bowl 5 bottle pc Early American living room su ite extra nice over INDIVIDUALS w II ng to toke o hond topped person O'l&t uxty nto home Be respons ble fo I o n ng n commun ty I v ng sk li s Solory plus bene/ h Col ~86 5039 ro wr te Buckeye Commun ty Ser111Ces Foster Men St --- MONDAY EVENING JUNE l h " 0 CLOCI< PM ! AUTOMOBILE AUCTION) AT THE ATHENS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS ATHENS OHIO The Hocking Vallty Bank 7 W Stimson Ave Athens 01110 Wlllofftr for safe the follow11111 dtscrlbed vthJclts frH & cleor of all lions and encumbr1nces S.lling th o old qu Its and other 1tems not IJSfed MODERN FURNITURE & OTHER MISC ITEMS 2 LET S BE HON EST If you we en I look ng f or o new co ee you wouldn I be read ng th s ad and f we weren 1 look ng t o someone to do o JOb th s od wouldn I be here If you won t th e opportun I'( to eo n $300 to SSOO a week. coli ol free 1 BOO 327 9696 ony me fa recorded message co11e s Au f s Home lm New pas I on n ru ol sate I te p o.. emenls Ph 4-46 3b08 -men o heal h cl n c Oh a I censed psycholog ~I or boo d BACKHOE DOZER OITCHER and dump ucl.. (onere e work el g be Out e~ Include Half eld Boclo. hoe Se Rullond d ognos c 8110iuot on tom Oh Ph 7421008 or 4-4b 2786 mun ty <onsulot on oulreoch nd v dual and fom ly counscel DACK lERMlllNG SPEC AliST ng Llm ted odm n strot \le PEST CONTROL l censed IN respons b Ill es hper ence tn !iU ed Free In spe ct on d ug program ng des roble Membe NPCA and OPCA C Salary nego able depend ng M Hall W lk.es 1.1 le Oh o Ph on expe ence Send esume o b69 49 4 Alan 0 Leary PHD Tr Coun ,,.. Men lo/ h.alth 28 St nson liMESlONE grovel and sond AU s 1es At R chords and Son Up Ave A hen' Oh. .t!i701 Call pe R 11e Rd Gall pols Oh o ol• 592 30'11 Coli 446 7785 fUll TIME AND SWAIN WANTED e11.per enced man o wo k tobotco bose on holf Tobacco bose S 000 lbs All equipment fu rniShed Ground 1s plowed Plants ready to set It nte ested coli 256 153B l o ,.._ company Expenenet not necessary For more - SWAIN AUCTION BARN IMMEDIATE OPEN ING for Re91!ilered Rod o OQ'f Tect)nolog st Full I me e\len ng shIt Contact Pe sonnel Dept 0 Blenne~ s Mem or ol ot Hosp1tal 593 5551 An Equal -~pportun ty Em~~~-­ known PSYCHOlOGI S1 Sno w Blade Ia In! Cub Code tng for turrent elephone so es program P co~ont wo k deal for mature nd \1 duols Prev ous telephone sol c ng e• per en<e h ghly des eoble or vv II tro n Must be enlhus ost c and ho11e o pleasant speak. ng vo•ce Mormng or E11en ng work 0110 loble Ph 256 1216 Balh WAITRESS No ex per en<e necessary App ly n pe son at Blue Tartan M ddleport Business Services IMMEOIA IE OPENING Now h' reasonable 20 m les tr am Po T1eroy Send nome odd ess to Box 71"1 B c o Do ly Sent nel ~roy Oh o _ _ __ 011 lamp pr Cob a lt blue oll lamps brass dresser lamps w pr sms Large collect on copper lu stre Large collection old Ca rn val some m ark ed Northwood 14 tn white Carn val vase apple green suger creemer marked Northwood cu t gless rose bow l covered compote w I on on top open & CO\Iered com potes cruets sailers etc col lection toothpick holders art glass pitcher milk glass lg green Bristol glass vase (hand pa1ntedl black amethy st vase w sterling Sliver overla y Fentonpeach blow ba sk et p nk He sey sugar cr eamer 6 r uby tr mmed t um blers Mf Wash ngton pea ch blow vase ~ red stret ch glass vases sugar caster set ex tra good cake st ands 5 old Carnl\lal depression plates French L mage tea set ch ina 3 urns w hand pa ntrng shav ng mug f igurines Rosev lie bow l part a l se t Eng I sh gold band cht na tg pottery vase s gned Reed Barton sterling v ase 2 sets br ass bucket sm porcel!m brass candle labras dresser terns s ver pate & quadruple plate s lver p1ec:es Sterl ng s lver tea set Jim Beam bo1tle co!lect1on stone chu rn 2 ol d v ol lns Iron banks fox fur stole set ant t1nners tools over 100 years old few light EFFICIENCY APARTMENT n R1o Grande Col ·-4-46 0157 1HURMAN HOUSE ant ques Fu n lu e str pp ng epa o d hyd o~~ ch 7-42 3074 ef n she<! Coun ty Rd 8 off 35 COINS CURRENCY toke s old Cen te v le V !loge Closed pocket watches o d cha ns Monday & Tuesday hen ngs s l .. e and gold We need 19b4 by oppo nlmen t 2"5 9479 and of de t lver co ns Buy se I FOR DEAD STOCK REMOVAl o t ode Coli Rage Wamsley 741 2331 CAll 24S 55 4 WE WISH TO tho nk the Ra wl ng~ Coo s Fune al Home organ st SlEEPING 156 6077 ~~---- GOO D CI TY CAB Kothe ne Bo cMne Re v George 0 I€H I end!> ond ne ghbo ~ fo ell he k nd ess dono ons load !lowe ~ co ds and con sol ng words dur ng he sudden oss of au dec loved one Eulch Lee Fone s Mo her Floc B Be ley Husband Mar o G F one s ( h ld en 7 g ondch ld en aunts uncles and cous m REWARD D RECTL Y leod ng to LOW weel...ly and monthly ates ol L bby Halel ••6 11•3 eco\le y of boo rf!Oior tonk ~ ~~---and bo e y Co loci Sher ff !I SLEEP NG room~ f or en Golf o depo I nenl __ Hotel H.. ~ I ~ •tale for Sale H.• al.E•Iale for :;aJ., HOMESifES f or sole 1 oc e a d up Mtddleporl 1eo Rul and ~ IUD McGHEE GRACIOUS LIVING IN TOWN ::; "'< o:J' Mid 130s •ppo ntmenf only THANK YOU FOR LIS'TING WITH ' REALTY ::r E M. WISEMAN BROKER 446 3796 EVE JIM COCHRAN, SALESMAN 446·7881, EVE E. N. WISEMAN, BROKER, 446-4500, EVE NANCY SMITH, SALESPERSON, 446-4910, EVE 500 2ND AVE GALLIPOLIS a "Bud" McGhee Rea h, "Bud" McGhee •• COMMERCIAL LAND FOR SALE - fron ts on US 3_-, at Rodney Oh10 more •nlormaltan STROUT 446 0009 For ca ll REALTY 'I• large V1cforlan Home with 2 hied baths and both 4 bedroom• library dJntng room liv1ng room w1th cherry woodwork 5 firepll!lces lully tnsulated and storm wtndows 'Z tar garage on a luge lot overlooking the Ohto on lsl~tnds1de A ftne plac e to ra 1se a family tn grac1ous comfort Call Mann1ng Wetherholt 446 4JS3 Days or 446 0139 Even1ngs for appoi ntment �1)..4-TheSunday Times-8enlmel SW>day JW>e 18 1978 Do$-The Sunday T1mes.Senhnel For Best Results Use Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds Sunday June 18 1978 Your Best Real Estate Buys Are Found in the Sunday Times-Sentinel Ht:al.E&tale lor Sale n memo y of lusher A E"'ans who deported th s lie June 10 ,.09 Today as we p lace a you g ave w eo h a F ends mo¥ h nk we ha e fo gotten When they see vs ~, le lHie do he-y know the heartache Covered all the -wh le Sweet memor ei ol you e"e I nge deo Fa hf! Sadly a d lo"' ngly ssed by w le ch ldren and g and ch ld en n ov ng memory ol my deo f end Ms Thanks to eve yone n the Gal pol ~ oreo for the lo11e and k. ndness they showed o the loss of my bel oved w fe lucy H II Mo 1 n Spec ol thon~s to he Add so FWB Church and R e~,~ Wo te Pot e son Co 1Moi Mo n When the angel of Me cy comes s en ly and o loved ones su ffe ng ends Thlte so sus o n ng co nlo I n the houghtlulness of f ends From the n~es of Helen Holmes Anno Jean Maw.ey and W be to Sm th Thank you Elzobeth She o Sadly m ssed by Rosolee M t chell LOVING memo y ol ou wonde u rno he and grand me he M s Arnel o Wo ke June 18 l 1 led d we know tho mo n ng IN he so ow he day wou d b ng Fo the call wo:; sudden shock seve e the Ia port w th one we lov ed s o dea God only knows why you hod to de W hou a chance to soy goodbye Sod y n s~ed by Helen H Ida V g I and grond ch ldren SWEEPEH and se w ng mach ne e pa po s and suppl es P ck up and de 'le y Do .. s Vacuum (leone m le up Georges Cr eek Rd Ph 4.4b 01Q 4 PASQUALE Ele ct col 4-162716doyo nght Se ~,~ ce DADDY BOB A-nyone con be o Father you e my !ip&C ol Daddy lo11e So c bu DADDY BOB Thonks fa be g my N o I Daddy ago n l ov e E c NO TE M TOO Lorge or too small W II buy p ece a complete househo d New used o on! que s Mo I n !i Furn ure 20 N 2nd St M dd eporl Phone ..2 0370 CHIP WOOD Poles max d omeler 10 on Ia gesl end S8 pe ton Bund ed slob S6 pe on Del ve ed o Oh o Po lei Co R1 2 Pomeroy '191168'1 USED TIMBER POMEROY ducts Top pr ce sow I mbe Coli Ken_!!~ by 1 446 7 DAYS6to 11 Col 446 045 TREE HAVEN CERAMI CS G eenwo e and supp es Day Custom f r Of1 d n ght cols ses ng 446 2 55 lo<o ed Kanougo Oh ot WE Wi l l BUY 'fOur old d omonds and ant que tewe lry 1AWNEY JEWE RY 422 2nd A\I C NEED A HANDYM AN ? F ee est motes Col 156 6.495 o l5o 6077 ---octo w th Fares P o fo sta nd ng W2 5965 or 857~ - 0LD FURNITURE ce box es beds ro n beds desks comple e households M 0 M I er Rt 4 Fame co 199:2 6370 b ass etc Wr e ov o WANT TO buy W lh n 10m les at Pome o y M n mum of ~ acres w th cr eek at leas1 10 acres t loble I veobte house Wou ld Ike born o I ves tock ~hed and f enced postu e nc luded Send deto Is ndud g p ce to Box n9 S c o Do ly Se nel Pomeroy Oh o WISH o thank D J J Do .. s M ddleport Erne gency Squad WRECK O N RT 7 nea Wh ng on and nu ses o l Hol:te Med co Soh o Sto on May 17 at 1pm Cen l e to the r o~~ s once W II lady who offe ed stole Also the many f end~ fo the men o dr ve who nd coted JUNI': auto and sc op me tal Ph cords I lowe s and ,. s tot ons 3BB B776 left run please col 44b 3081 du ng my ecen stay at Holle GOOD USED FU RNITURE o Med cal (ente You k ndness BOB uphols ered and opp once~ and thoughtfulness s g eotly Happy Fa he s Da y a he Dod Ph 44b 03:11 whose alway~ the e opprec o ed Helen M Shule Ed GOOD USED REGRIGERA fO R AND FREEZER UPRIGHl OR CHE ST Ph 44o 03/2 liMBER PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, JUNE 24 AT 10 O'CLOCK AM 814 PAGE ST, MIDDLEPORT, OHIO RETIRING & MOVING OUT OF STATE WILL SELL ANTIQUE FURNITURE CLOCKS lAMPS GLASSWARE COPPER LUSTRE OLD CARNIVAL MODERN FURNITURE ETC OF VERY HIGH QUALITY !COLLECTIONS OF GENERATIONS ! Take St Rt 7 Bypass south out of Pomeroy 0 towards Galhpol s to the Mtddleport Bu stness Loop Extt whtth ts old R:t 7 { Powell & Locust Sts ) tnto Mtddleport for 1 2 mtle Turn south on P•oe or H1gh Sts to second ltouM ANTIQU E F URNITURE Walnut gateleg dropleaf table extra n ce 6 walnu t Vrc tor an cha rs w hand carv ng on tops n ce V1ctonan Mrs cha ir w finger carv ng at top 2 match ng V1ctor en s de chars unusual V1ctor an stand sm wa lnut stand w wh te marb e top 3 pc V1ctor an love seal set extra n lc: e V1ctor an waln ut stand 2 drawer oak wash stand unusual sq mahogany stand w rope twist legs & Mother at Pea I nlay on top sq oak stand w carving on edge sm wal nut stands walnut overstuffed L1ncoln rocker Duncan Phyffe dropleaf coffee table w leather msert sm stand w leather nsert walnut 1 drawer n g ht st and sm mule ear stde char walnut marble top dresser w glove bo)(es fancy & n e• cellent condltton fu l l stze spool bed complete V dor l&n htgh back bed 6 Duncan Phyffe cha rs oak dresser w beleled glass m1rror Chippendale walnut table mus c stand w beveled glass door sew ng rocker w spl nt seat walnut V c:to r•a n adjustable organ stool e•cel enf 5 pc mahogany bedroom suite w poster bed very n1 ce p ctu re frames & m rrors h gh boy dresser w match1ng bed walnut dropleat table w drawer cedar li ned wardrobe cedar chest plank bottom rocker w p ull out drawer knee hole desk w leather nsert lg beveled gla ss m rror & other rtems not liSted CLOCKS LAMPS GLASSWARE COPPER LUSTRE SILVER ETC Old we ghf clock w hand po nfed door fancy walnut k tchen clock w alarm e,;tra n ce oak k tchen c lock w calendar c:ute oak mantel clock w brass tr 1m ornate wall clock sm ch !na clock m nature Grandfather clocK 15 In tal l 2 ntce mantel clocks copper An san ta a'tantl c:tock - Very unusual & n ce banQuet lamp w p ink hand pa in ted shade & bowl wh te glass hand panted banquet lamp meta based lamp N el l w frosted fount w hand pa nted Old Water green Aladdon lamp w hand paonted shade m lk glass table lamp w nand pa.nted shade & bowl wh t e sat n glass lamp - converted br ass based t ab e lamp w bras s fount & hand pa nted shade conv erted metal based o I lamp ( flowered lx>wl w clear shade ) hand pa m ted Gone w W nd 1ghl o l iable lamp w hand paned fo unt &. •hade m I< g lass oil lamp w hand paned shade sm Gom w Wind hand pa nted base & shade sm oi l amp w hand pa nted foun t unuaua sm ROOMS housekeep ng AND roams PARK CENTRAl HOTEl ~ 584 lB TOBACCO lEASE Coli 256 6008 otter Opm ,.-:,-::- UNFURNISHED APARTMENT n Crown C ty Col 256 6-495 or Toppr ces for Top Quo ty POMEROY fORRESl PRODUCTS Ca11 ..2 59oS - -·-'--'------- lARGE MOBILE HOME lOTS neao Add son Co I 4.t6 4265 BRADBURY REN.~TcA-lc::S- - 7:29 Second Ave .46 0'157 Eff Apl Adul s only Nope s FROM wall a wall no so I at oil on carpe ls cleaned w h Blue Lustre Ren t electr < sham pooe S2 (en rol Supply TRAilER FOR RENT Call "6 3879 0 367 7-438 fU RNISHED -SilO - EffiCiENCY U• I I es pd S ng le 446 Hl6alte 7pm Co I MOBilE HOME SPACE y Call A4b 1680 nc FURNISHED UPSTAIRS APT 2 rms and both Clean No pets Adults only Dep eq Coli A46 1519 FIVE RM unfu n opt No pets Adults on lv $175 pe month all IJI I t es pd Dep req Col i .t46 3437 o nqu e ot :100 Fou hAve COUNlRY HOUSE Secretary-Bookkeeper W1lh noflonally 245 534B THREE OR cob ne ts -44b 11.t3 FOUR steel t ng Col 446 1615 or BULLDOZER w II t ode small bu~ ness p operty n Gall pols Coll1Sb 6038 ol!_! 6pm ANHO UE ROLl TOP DESK and wooden f ng cob net Coli 145 5050 3 AND RM l urn shed and un fu n shed op1s Phone 992 5434 4 COUNTRY M OBILE Home Pori-. Rou te 33 norlh ol Pome oy Lorge lots Co I 992 7" 79 - CITIZEN S SENIOR Our new en e s oss s once you may be able 10 I ve n our oporlmen1 lo leu I han $50 o man h Fo mo e nlo mot on con roe V lloge Mono Apo men s 992 7787 CORNER LOl lo a e spa ce or ve I on 992 2238 o 991 530 4 TWO BEDROOM unlu n shed op Co1199'1 2288 1RA lER lOT Good loco t on Cl ose to school bu~ Gas elec c ond wc1e a .. o loble M d dlepo 1 99:2 286-4 We H ll anytl'l nq for anybody at our Auction Brtrn or In 'fUOr hom t> For ntor mat on ana J1 ck up ~er v ce ca I 1S6 1961 Sale E <Jt!r\1 SalurCII .. N 9tllaf1p m Information call 614 2•5 5660 between I 0 a m -4 P m An equa I opportuntty employer AUCTION SERVICE 1< ennettl Swain Auct Corner Th~rd & Oh,.e PARTY PlAN SUPERVISORS Merr Moe toy port es has open ng fo 'uperv sors and demons! ato ~ n your o eo Ouol ty me chond se h ghes co mm u on No nveilmen1 del11er ng or co lecf on Col Ann Ba xter collect 319 5566881 or w te Mer Moe Bow. 277 Dubuque owo 5'100 1 WANTED Dnver for guoltne and fuel Otl truck Send resume to Bo • 161 co Go IIi polls Tn bun e Delta •aw w 2 HP motor 6 n Della (Oinfe r w motor asst hand tools and many other ttem s not listed Tl'lls Is on ly a part tal Hstmg of these !ems to be M>ld E~Je rythtng is excellent cond ton and extra clean Sale held outs i de regMdless of weather Plenty shade so br ing your lawn cha ir Food on prem ses Nothl~ shown before day ol sa le Terms - Cash or check w po• five I D day ol sale Nol respons ible tor accidents OWNERS-MR ANO MRS JAMES WEBER Auctloneor - Bill Janes- Phone ll7 l411 or 557 Jlll .......... the SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. I'll 992 2141 l'llmtroy 0 l ·IS tic I" St Pomeroy, Olllo SALES AND 5ERVICE 11 9-tfc LOST small female col <o col n BOO bl ock ofF rst A11e If found coli tt6 2622 LOST WHITE k en w th blo<k spols P eked up on East Man S Col 992 3871 DOZE~ WORK cl~ ex covot ng ond Ph 446 0051 _ CHAN liNK FENC ING WOODEN FENCING AWNINGS Pal a ROOFING MODERN SUPPLY New or Repatr Gutters and Downspouts Sm111 eng~ne & mostrv•ce MtsMy Ferguson & Gilson Ttlltrs, Llwn Boy Mower Sifts & S.rvlct Free Eshmates Phone 949 2862 or 949 2160 St Pomeroy, Ohto Ph 992 2164 Under hang gutters & room KEN GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY addtflons For Free Estlmoles Call 992 6l2J or 992 6011 5151mopd 985-4155 Chnter Ohio 457110 both ha ve new ca r warranty 1974 Buick 2 dr 197S Chevrolet fo.lonle Carlo t975 Chevrolet Ma l bu Slat ton Wagon 1975 Dodge 1976 Datsun l dr sedan 1976 Dal!un 28 OZ aut trans 1970 Datsun 16 DZ aut trans 1973 Datsun 24 OZ • spd trans 1973 Datsun 14 OZ • spd trans 1973 Datsun 2 dr sedan blue 1975 Ford Currier PU red 1972 Ford Galax le 500 197 1 Ford Galule 2 dr hardtop 1912 Mercury Montego MX wh1fe w black vinyl top 1973 Pl y mo uth Fury Il l 1972 Plymouth Val Duster 11>69 Pontiac Tempest blue 1971 Pontiac 4 dr t CIJtallna blue 1911 VW bus red white 1969 VW tan 1971 Plymouth Fury II green 1971 Dafsun PU w topper green 1975 Datsun 2 dr sedan brown 1971 Dal!un 1100 coupe green The aforementioned vehi<lts shall be sold 1f public sale 116 00 P M DST on Mond1y Juno " 1971 11 tht Athens County Fairgrounds to tht hlghnt bidder Vthlclts will bo sold as Is without tny uprtu or Implied wtrronfles Vehicles mty bt 111n 11 tht Athens County Fairgrounds on tho dly of the stlt tHor 4 00 PM Tho Hock1"11 Volley link of Athens COunty rtstrvts the nght fo bid ••d the right to withdraw tny or til vehicles prior to conflrmltion Terms of 11ft Cuh Cerfl f1ed check or Offlcill Chtck or Fin1nclng con f trm1hon AUCTIONEER- BILL JANES PHONES57 ]411 Remember Sale Wlfl 5tar1 At ' 0 Clock P M Mondoy June 19 oppl only 992 7513 FIVE ACRES w h 1974 Schult z mob le home Add 1 ono t a le space n Tuppe s Plo ~ o ea 6" 1>07 3305 3 bed oon house lOx 10ut l ybuldng Storm w ndows and doors New oof Pr ce $9500 P• o e 742 2893 Clltsttr Ollio 10 30 c - Portra1ts Wecldtngs Passports Ann 1versartes Special Occastons The Photo Place (Bob Hoeflich I 109 HIOh St TRI STA IE ·~- UPHOlSlERY SHOP Ub 7833 e.. er - BUlLDOZER bo<:k.hoe 1 me~ one sept c tonk pump ng oul Phone doy o n ght Phone doy o n'ghl McNeal Contract ng Company 379 2158 STANLEY STEAMER Carpet Cleoner See ng s bel e\1 ng when Slonley Steam ng ·U6 4208 80GG~ Coil EXc-l:E:c~ Mc-I:N:Ac-T::IcN-G ::- CO o1• oo93633 Autt & Truck Repair Also Transm1sston Repair Phonem 5612 Cell Alter 5 oo or Anyt1me Saturdty 992 7119or992 5041 • 21 tfc oe look ng l or work o whatever you II get results fcs1er w lh o Sent nel Wont Ad Cal9q2l156 MOBIL£11JM£ BOWERS REP.t.IR Anc:llorlng, Slllrtllll, Awnings, P•tio c.,.,orts, Roof '•tnt, Sti·IIP and R•levtling C.ll BilL'S 446-2&42 THREE FAMIL Y Man lues June 19 20 9 30 to 4 only Ron day Wed 21 11 Infant' ch•ldren s adult clo th ng Ele<lr c gu to r ond omp ~~ baby feeding ~eot Phono rO<ords kn ck knocks fu Uole bock pock typewr ter Hov land outo dr p colleemok.er 25:1 S 5th Street M ddleport THREE FAMIL V Porch Sale 39-t Beech St M ddleporl Monday and Tue sday YARD SALE Roush Rood Chesh e Oh June 17 ond 24 Bam to 8pm Collectables BASEMENT SALE Wed Thu s and Sot 9om t II Spm Fourth house on Bvlov lie Rd off 160 Spon!io s Prov dance Church -- -- --GARAGE SAL E Man and lues June Jq and 20 No th of No th Gall o H S on Rt 160 Baby tem s and m sc YARD SAlE Tues and Wed June 20 and 21 Wayne S sson residence on St AI 554 n Kyger ===============::::::::::::::::::: ter ng Co 682 661b Oak H U Oh o 'AC uu c:-M -:-::C~ L E:-:Ac:-N-::E-:: R7sa-:-,-. ,- a-n7d s·., 'co Only genu no po • used Shoppo d Sole• and s... ,. F rst and Olive St1 M.O.RCUM ROOFING IPOUIING & SIDING 20 y • .!..xper ence 388 98~7 S.t.NDY ANO 8E.O.VER ln1uoonce Co has offered 1erv ces l or I •• nsuronce (0\/e age n Goll a Caun ly l ao almo11 o cnelu y Form home and personal pro perty coverages ore ova loble 10 meel nd vidual needs Con to cl T f Burl tson ne ghbo' ond ogont your 1026 F rs A11enue R \If! v P.w p o perty w 1h lrontoge on F s ond Second Ave ues 8 oam~ 1 baths ~ cor go age Colt week. days .t-46 .t3B3 even 9~ o ,d Sunday 446 0139 St own by op po ntmont onlv THREE BDR HOUSE I ke new Ne ghborhood Rd 2 acres Coli -4.t0.16 15or4.t6 1243 phanom 3S25o ..2 S:r.J2 AND MARTIN b JXl'lng Rt ld Phono 1 (614) 69B 7JJI PULLINS EXCAVATING Complttt Ser11 ce Phone m PUDDlE POOLS 2418 All mo• ond shapes Swim pools 2 yeort expttr ence free tst1motet an yth ing you need for underground swim pools New cMmtcol and supply store Albany Oh i o Phone Wolor "'"II HOME ON lARGE LOT n Merce v lie v lloge Cen t ol o f replo ce S2 7 500 Coli 256 1268 • I~ ACRES OF LAND w h o w thou! 1971 It cho dson mob le Sa • Top lanes •Proftt Shartng Retirement • Prahl Parflc•paflon •Vacat 1on Pian •Raptd Advancement • Full Hea llh Insurance • 01 sa bt II Iy Insurance 'kUfe Insurance ...Stock Optton ...- 'Q,4, 8 •Must be Call1506346 21 acres 1 300 lb tab bose 60 ft well & ba'n 256 132J S12 000 Approx ocre lot good well w th Iorge Maple st ode I ocs Golllo Counly wote top po d ld.al for Mobile Hme o build ing ~ te (eMterpo nl A'eo 55000 Ph 379 2198 35 ACRE FARM House 6 rms and bo h Tro le spot wllh hook up La ge born tobac<o bose Near Wat erloo Oh Coll614 6•3 2437 THREE BDR MOBilE HOME ond al wi th block ut l ty build ng on MadiSon A'le Coli 446 013A alter .tpm weekdays f'NO BOR HOM E with b ck fron t on 1 oues 10m los I om 1own ti~U., 'Y~ ~A .. M Located on At 1.41 dty water city 1Cnoa1s. 5 min from Galflpoltt GO CAMPING AMERICA ANY PERSON who hoo anything"' gl11e owoy and doM not after or Olltmr.t to offer oth.r thing for 10 • may place on ad In thlt column There will be no c;hara••o the od¥trtlter on, s• RE--A'URANT~ •,.. ._ Send Resume to 1528 Eastern Ave ======~G=a~l~li~po=lr~s,~0~4:56~3:1.=::::::::= ••6 1•73 btforo 5 PMdoe would make nlct watch Phono KITTENS 2 mao old Call 245 584S FOUR KITTENS 2 molo 2 fomolt Coll379 2:l26 REGISTERED IRISH Stittr 4 ytou old Coli 985 lM8 ONE LONGHAIRED g<oy kltltn Whllt lut 985 3505 ovonlngo orw"ktndt W th' Coot hmen RVs Qual ty buill pr ud right Dozens of mode ls with o w de o ge at family pleasmg lloorplo s See them lodoy! Apple C ty Retre o tonol Vehkle s Rl 35 1 m w•tl of Jackson Oh 6t• 286 5700 lq61 DIVCO MO!OR HOME S1SOO t961 Inte rnal onol school bus camper $1500 Coil Ill 428 Se~nd Ave. Ph 446-0552 50000 Sleeps 5 x Both New ( Orpe! ng o d cu tons MusI see Ia apprec ole Pho e o9o 235 rwo eOR nob le hones ol Ouo I C eek Coll145 502 1970 SAnWAV 2 x bO cen t ol 2 bd a 971 VlCIO ~IAN 14 X bl 3 bd 1 baths 97 DI:TR OT!:: H 2 x t>0 3 bd a 19b7K HI<.WOOD 12•60 Jbdr 971 S ~ Y LINE 12d2 1bd 9oH HOMH It I)' oO 2 bd 8 SI M0 81lt HOMeS WINDSOR nob le bdr oil ele<l ce ou tb u u derpenn ng Call4 46 7924 Ill c: c. REALT O R N ce Jlh story frame a nd a lum num hom e formal dmtng br eakfa st room 4 bedroom wood burnm g ftreptace lfl acre AFFOLTER REALTY Parkersburg W Va ( J04) 4SS 6467 or Joe Boyles Realtor Assoc (6 141 667-l 829 afterlfl.:.nl. JAY DRIV E - Well panned splt leve l n ver y goad ne ghborhood Th s I ne hom e offers 3 bedroom s 1 1 ba hs a l ovely tam y r oo m & w tc ap proved k !chen There s a large 2 ca r garage&. cen ra l a r to keep you cool Th e pr ce s only $52 500 -< Ill Ill .c: c.. - . 0 BRIARPATCH Kem els Boo d ng Groo n g AKC Gordon ~e 1 ters Eng! sh Cock.e Span el~ Ph4464 191 - - RIS NG IT AR KENNEl Boo d ng Indoor Ouldoo Au IS Groom ng All Bre ed ~ C eon Sani tary fo e l t es Chesh e Ph 367 0:19~ CENTENARY WOOD S GROOMING FAC liT IES PEl Po a l eu ono Se "ces offe ed all b eeds ol s tyle ~ Ph 446 0231 DRAGONWYND OWNER SAVS SELL - And he w II help ftnan ce th 1s o lder home n exce tent condtt on all electriC Garage 1 acre S26 000 00 WE HAVE EXCELLENT INVESTMENT RENTALS AND BUSINE SS- CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION LET OUR PHOTO LISTING SERVICE WORK FOR YOU LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS HENRY E CLELAND REALTOR HANK KATHY & LEONA CLELAND ASSOCIATES 992 2259 rn 9926191 ~ t.&. 0" AKC Chow Chow Anl!li.Qo CFA Slomese a'1 d H malayan cats (Al so wl le PUBLIC AUCTION Ju e Wh I Per s o s ) Now avo Iabl e I om 90 hru Athens to SA 550 E eo 81 Chow lema e pup blue owo d!i A ne~ v lie Wo ( h l o pl lemole S omese k. lien s g u House hold good!~ lu moe Doberman and 61 mole n lure oppl onces olmosl ew sm coo t Chow 4.t6 3844 Moytog washer and dryer Good selec t on of pr mot ves. AK C DOB ERMAN le nole B mo and collec tor tems Ro rood housebrolo.en eJIC< emper lan terns H V K M ron ket men! A so hloc pont S omese tles Iorge ond small bron k1tter i Col l2o45 955-4 wood ems guns Bo n beoms PUREBRED DOBERMAN Lots of good es Owner Stephen PINSCHERS 5 mas old lr end Kasler Auc t oneer Ric h Gard ly po 1 of y t a ned Bock and 1er 767 3918 Terms cosh Not lon Caii4A6 l.t56 respon s ble lor o<e dents A~( REG --- - ~HSHONO PUPPIES q wks old Coll388 8571 HOOF HOLLOW Horses Buy sell I ode or Ira n New a d used saddles Rut h Reeves Albany (614) 698 3290 _ _ _ - -- - DOBERMAN PUPS All look like Debes S10 each Call9-49 '265-4 ::r =:=::= ~~Dfi;!;;dJJy CARlER S PlUMBING AND HeATING Cor Fou h& P ne Pho e 44b .38B8 a 44b .44777 .I.- -- --- ::; '< ua - Debby Or c: c. -- ;;IC oD 111 Loke new all brick ranch w1th heat ::; '< mm ed a te ... ... pum p has carpet and drapes throughout cg possess on - Ill c: ' c. -S25 000 - ro tn t op located on Hannan ::l:J Trace Rd sttua ted on one acre of recen tly surveyed l'tl 111 land M1d $30s . Ill ~ ~ -.... -< .-.. -< 111 Plumb ng Heot ng 215 lh rd A ve 4A6 3782 - - GENE PlANTS & SONS PLUMBING Heotlng A r Co11 d t on ng 300 Fou th A ve Ph 4-tb 1637 ---- c: c. - DRAIN ' SEWEN CLEANING ~ER VICE Ope 1 2-t Hr 7 days a week ~to cl e 8. So Ph 256 1391 EXCELLE NT FARM BUY - 68 acres ol good bon om pastur e & woods Large & at tract vely remodeled 2 story 5 bedroom farm home All n ce s zed rooms and carpel lhroughouT Rura l and we I water f a o I furna c e plus a lot of omer extras l or on ly Sd6 500 $13 ooo Remade ed & redon e 3 bedroom home 1ust out of own Th s 2 stor y home has enormous closet space n ce k t c tlen I v ng room & bath plus 2 a( r es of la nd & ca pori LOVELY BRICK o $3B 900 Doen e Dr ve - Oneol !he best bu 11 homes n !he ar ea Beaut lui & st one I rep ace WOODED PARADISE - 18 wooded acres sunken I v ng r o g area for m a l d n n th e c ty school d str cl pus a grac ous 4 bu II n k. tc h e ':(\~ bedroom confempor ary Th s fa bulous ng 3 lnrgP ~ om s 2 ba th s plus a en! w th lam IV room home has 2 cozy f rep aces 3 bath s large I nlshed ba !:> I r ela ce and huge bar Ov er 4 000 sq tt n lam IY room crows nest plus a large c: lud ng 2 car g 'ln ge sundcck Mucn more Call for appo n l • c: c. -Ill men MODER N HOME IN TOWN - Thi S Or char d H 1 home features 3 spac ous bedrooms large I v ng room bu111 1n ktl chen & par t at basem ent A rural set t ng w th a great v ew and t:1 acre yard add m ore to ts beau ty Only SJ9 500 NEW HOME Tn e owner has us t 1 ved n th s lovely br c k & f r a me a coupe o f mon lhs and s eav ng th e area Th s home n eludes a large v ng room w l h very pretty I r epla ce :2 ba ths 3 bed r oo ns fo rmal d n ng cenlral a et c Call f or deta Is 55< 000 OWNER WANTS SOLD - S1S 900 - Buys th1s 6 room J bedroom home n Crown C ty Eat n k. tchen w h refr gera tar & rangf.' n ce I v ng room & basement Wh y pav re n t wh en you can bu y ::; .. -< s Ill lh c. CHEAP I E - Why pay rent when you can buv th s 3 bedroom home t or Sl5 900 1n eludes eat in k t chen I v ng room & bath plu s basement Also ncl udes refngerat or range wasner & dryer plus a n ce fl at lot n Cr own C ty c: Kyg er Creek School s Well kept 4 bedroom ho me n Chesh re L arge I v ng eat n k tc: hen w th 10 s of cab nets part al ba sem ent & garage 66x 50 tree shaded yard $30 000 2 HOUSE S IN EWINGTON - One 15 a large 7 roo l l hOme w th ? pass ble r ent a s Th e other sa 2 bedroo m home w th eat n k t chen bah lv ng r oom & carport 22x 1o au bu ld ng pl us som e turn ure & s tov e & r efr gerator c ould be rl very good nvesl men ! a S76 500 Ca ll Dan Eva ns a Spa c tOuc: ? bedroom hom e on 5 388 BI I acres Tn s C!~\.l mc tudes a lovely 166 ACRES - Loc ated on Kokecn Rd n f replace n l ar ~ .,m u(; Du11t 1n k t Gall a Fl at to h lly bushy farmland In chen&. balh All o£_"~\" Lcx:atcd on eludes m neral r gh ts A st ea at S'29 000 Rl 160 ear V nto l - ns soo .-. WE NEED LISTINGS '< - Ill Ill c: 14170 several ": "' ~ frontage ' Two story frame home in Eureka new s1ding carpel • and rs paneled lhroughout has great vtew o1 the r ver ~ n 123 900 c: c. n C) C) 11" neat and clean and Is located n town Five rooms ~ and a bath M id S20s has sale pendong Live near Gallipofls and sti ll en10Y the freshness ol cool ::G spring waler Modern modu lar !24x60) Sll 900 ~ Appol ntmenl only lt o:J Route 1b0 ol fve green fo'ho e 446 2735- RELA~ AND ENJOY THE SCENERY - pat : ; Conveniently located In Green Acres very mce 3 BR .. hom e wtth natural gas heal and solid hardwood fl oors DeWITT S PlUMBING AND HEATING Localed at J unc t on of Rt 141 and L nco n P ke 1n Cen enary Th s I 2 s o ry home ha s n ce s zed rooms nc lu d ng 2 bedrooms (a pass be 3rd bedroom upsla rs J I v1ng room w th f r eplace f u l l basement cat rn k !chen & ba th New 1 noleum n k tcnen Carp et throughout Ov er 1 acr e yard w l h good garden s pot Be tt er Hurr y Lov e y trees flowers & gardens on a 14 "ere lot n Nor II up Th s well kept home n c ludes large l am ly room&. frreplace 3 bedrooms pl us full base nent w lh ga rag e COUNTRY LIVING - In th s luwur ous 3 bedroom bn c k n Kyg er Creek Schools In 54 I 900 c ude a ovely ta m ty room w th w b RT 218 - Pr e1ty sen ng on nea r ly wo t r eplace 2 batns full basem ent "' rrc m rds at an ac r e 4 m les fr om Iown A 1 ne room & ~ car carp or All tn s beau I/ neuse tha off ers 3 bedr ooms 2 full baths rest ng on l 8 acr es of la ndscaped y a r d formal d 1 ng ce n ra a r plus a covered ::r STANDARD 2 acre yard 10xl5 st orage bu ld ng &. l en ce d yard Only $30 000 II) II) MODERN 3 8DR BH CK RANCH 1 bo hs 1 <or goroge bose men! neor town $300 plu s depos W te to Boi No 850 c o Gall po 5 Oo ly T bune MANOR LANE - CROWN CITY Ve ry n c:e 3 bedroom nome w h bu n k. rcnen la r ge v ng oom ba th & 2 c ar garage pus C) E1l£1.iea..,: KI:NNI:l TENS 8 wks old weened It ter I a.ned CAF reg Call 245 5659 offer 5pm ~ n to CATTERY TWO BEAUTIFUL SIAMESE KIT -- Pomer oy on a good townsh p road Water and elettnc ava able Ask ng Pomeroy S6 725 00 RANCH 3 bedrooms lovelf k tchen 2 years old TRADE WO ol s Po nc oy W II t ode f or bul do1e or mo o hone Call 304 b4B 5002 fo Goy WV c. S27 200 00 NEW LISTING 1n M idd l eport - 2 story older home on good street Could 1 ~ bO Mob le Ho ne w h I 0 " 4 I p ou1 po t v I urn -. t e d SS 000 Ph 446 94 57 l'u~ !Sale. llenl or lrade c: feat ures 123 000 00 '- Ill n 917 ( HAMPtON TIT AN nob e home 12 x bO 1 bdr lotol elect eludes o cond underpen g bl oc ks steps I ved only 0 mos S7 CfOO Coll675 7065 o b75 bb09 . - Level lot 2 star es of beautifully remode led llva bll ly Basement plus and cl ose FOR ~ Lovely l am ly room w th c ozy w b I re ace J n ce s zed bedroom s 2 brlt hs ve r y n ce k tcnen centr a l a r F A nat gas furn ace and ots ot s or ag e 2 ga rag e and attract ve Jay Dr ve ya r d to see th s one loda y - S47 500 ... Pomeroy one of the n ces t k t chens anywhere Sec lu ded Very appeal ng SPI t level n a most pleasant ne ghborhood Th s love y 4 bectroom hom e offer s a large I v ng room formal d n ng bu II n k I chen 1 2 ba hs and a t am ty room w th woodburn ng f r ep lace 2 car ga ra ge and nearly an acre ya r d Call to a ppo ntment -< snack bar D nlng room large uhf fy workshop Barn and o th er build ngs New alum1num s d•ng have been wa 1t ng for Appr ox ~3 acres of the most d es irable butldtng s1tes tn Metgs Coun t y PO RTER BROOK ;G IDJ 111 NEW LISTING - m the coun tr y large gard en 3 bedroom re modeled home Nt ce cou ntry k tchen w 1th other SJO 500 ::; < c: many Well bu 11 3 bedroom 111 c.. On ly S15 000 00 COOKS DELIGHT - JU ST LIKE NEW br ck &. fr ame home Th s 3 yr ol d ha s an attract vf! l ar ge 1<. t chen 1 ba 1ns t er mopanf! v ndows and at1a ched garage Nea ty 7 acre ya d an d t s nea r Rodney ;G ,_, 1 h story home wtth large rooms Ca ll Tom ID ~ space and ce tar Loca ted at th e edge of town .- SISOOOOO NEW LISTING - what you 1974 V CIOkiAN 4 • b7 c cc 1 c ce 1 ol o '2 o 3 bd 2 ba ths u de pe n ng A O ( I ve n er or exc co d $9 300 Call :245 91/1 CALL 446·3643 a ::; Wh te Eve 446 9557 good Investment tor rentals Lots of remodel ng Askt n g home 14 • b5 2 CA 2 po ches d ngs w th and nsulot o GALLIA COUNTY'S LARGEST REAL ESTATE AGENCY . c. be PT PltASANT W VA THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY Long Bottom Area POMEROY RISING STAR Kennel Boord~ng STAACAAFT SCHOOL OUT Indoor and ouldoo ur 1 SPECIMS Grooming oil b eeds Clean Fold downt trollers ond rntnt son tory focllll es Chesh re moton Besl prius In Tt Slate Phone (6141 ~7 0:19l arto We ••ll ••r'llce end qual ty Camp Conley Star< oft Soles ~KC S IL VE~~gs ..'!_ 7366 Itt b2 N ol PI Pl•oscnl ReG151ERED MAlE •ll<e' poodle Popenra ned 550 Coli Carolyn TRUCK C.t.MPER sloept 6 luo 615 594 0068a,Ol4 1>07 3012 noce :22 and 150 rille Fender ond &a! .Estate lor !Sale for Sah: . 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(Bud) McGhee, Broker 1974 f::SCAPADE 25 molo ho ne w th ex as 5600 n les P ce $14 OCIO 6 4 9Ci2 2438 o JO• 773 5707 dog~> MOIIlF H0M£S LOTS GREEN TERRACE MOBilE COM MUNITY Gtrmon Shophord full bloodtd 21 yr$ Or Older CODNER S CAMPER S on Ro nbow R dgc Rec eat an al .. eh clas o d accesso r es enol 0 t Oh o R 7 south at Tuppe ~ Pia ~ Toke CR ~8 o Basi o Call Roberl Cod er lo g Bot a Oh o home Call 379 2387 10 m below Golhpo s 2 x 60 troller s tuoted on 20 acres :2 bu1ld1ngs tab bose S 9 000 Coli 379 2S•B Buslneas Management Opportunity 1977 APACHE f old down co npe Used tw ce $7000 9q2 2849 CHOICE LOTS 1 n lt:t S of R o Grande on 325 Call 245 581 5 EXCA VA liNG dozor bockhoo and d tcher Charles R Hot I eld Bock Hoe Strvtce Rullond 01'\lo Phone 742 1008 STUCCO PLASTER plo,ter epa textured ce I ngs F ee est mole!i (oii2S6 1181 1ao lo,ge o' •mall Go•y • Gut FOR SAlE BY OWNER EXCAVATING dozer loodtr and backhoe work dump trucks and Ia boys for k re w II haul f II d1rt Ia soli hmestone and grovel Colt Bob or Jl oger Jef fen doy phone 992 7089 n ght drtllmg commercial and domettlc Pump •olet and 11r viCe 992 6295 or l04 89S 3802 Voughn 145 5309 CONTINUOU-::S-.:G~U-:: TT:::ER;:::I~ N G;:-no-:, ob and osslttonce m obto ng your FHA o VA home loon morlgoga money always 0110 loble w h our compo y and our nteres roe and f o 1 c ng lerm!i o e more lovo robl e than local I none ng Gall pol ~ Ph "6 151 7 SEWING MACHINE Rtpo rs str v ce oil makes ~2 2284 The Fob c Shop Pomeroy Aulho :ed S nge Soles and Se 11 ce We sharpen Sc uors SPEEDY DRILLING ond Do v d CONCRETE AND BLOCK WOR~ Don<o ot<nanobly by hau' a' 1ob F. . . .,, mo••• Call ~7 0:195 o ~7 o231 IRElAND MORIGAGE CO C \18 us o <oil to ew.pert gv donee 3615 covel ng , sept c syJtemt doter bodchoe dump truck I mestone gro-vel block lop o V c ~ 463 Seco d A ..e Second lloor Gall pol s Oh o -45b3 Coli 446 7 72 Cook REMODELING Plumbing hoot ng and all types of ;.nerol rtpo r 61H'I8 6555 ( Aftor 6 pm 610 ba9 ~25 1 John Jofftro "' ba9 5l65 8111 Gllltllt ) Wt ooo NOT oil wtt on PRICES V E FilLINGER water del v ery serv ce Coli J79 ~12-t blferm to l Termtte & Pes Can t ol of Gall polt Oh o W II om Thomos .t46 2901 FHA & VA HOME lOAN S Mel EN DON MORTGAGE COMPANY Loon Rep csen tot \le V ate Sw&e~rs toolters trOnl all smoll opp ll onces Lawn mower next Ia Stott H1ghwoy Goroge on Route 7 Phone (614) 995 HOWERY n 1uppe s Pia ns All e eel ( A C 3 bed ooms I both Basement Lorge ol 9'12 358S or 9Cn 2196 - WILL do roof ng , construction plumb ng ond h.otmg No 1ob ~ lo ge or too small Phone 702 2J.IB PARTY PLAN Svper\IISors Mem Moe tov port•es hos open ngs for super ... uors and demonstrators n your ore-o Ouolly mfnchond••• H gheu commlu on No m'<~estment del venng or collecllon Call Ann Baxter co llact319 556 8881 or wr te MERRI MAC Box I '177 Dubuque Iowa 52001 tanqung .Eqnipltlf'IIt B x 35 HOUSE -... over lookmg Ohio R ver. $33 000 Call TWO STORY .t bed oom b ck nome n M ddleport 991 3457 Wo k guoront.ed 20 yean ex pe ence Phone m 2409 SERVICE old Route 160 at Evergreen 1 1 1 000 STROUT REALTY 446 0008 15 ACRES FOR sole Co nplete set up foro tro le c ly wale neo Coovlle 16140673933 10 4 T ole acr oss f on Solen S ee P1n zo 1 Rutland Kn cks knocb cooler women$ thoes ~ ze 10 BRADFORD AucttonMr Com plett Service Phone 9-49 2487 or q.-9 2000 Aoc nt Oh o Cr fl Bradford ElWOOD located on needs r eparrs HOUSE TRAILER 14 x bO Buddy 1 o 3 bedroom Unl u n shed Gas heal Good co nd I o Pt o e (6 4) 1;)67 3730 Ask ng - -YARD SlAE Monday 4-JO.IIC IF YOU hove o se v ce to offer wont to buy or sell somelh•ng HANDYMAN S SPECIAL S rms bath fireplace. - 8 ACRES FOR sole Solem Twon lh p Me gs County Has ru ol woter Call 6 4 66'1 Jb3b o 0 (formerly Fones & 0 dell) Oak H II Oh Call collect b81 b249 CO AL lump ~toke I me!i lone del vered ch ckem 991 7330 GARMiE SERVICE Covers, -- -- 20 ACRES ol h I land w th slo d ng 1 nbe $5500 17 Pomeroy 5 31 1 mo off Rt 7 by fNIII on 5I Rl 114 tow1rd Rutllllll, clo th ng odds and ends Rose H 11 1ust beyond < ty I mtls on US 33 Ro n cancels 4Ab 8655 TWO BEDROOM house n Ho son\/ li e w fh po el g co pet ng and c ty wote Coli after S pm 742 2256 ~. milt BillS MOBILE HOMES and Home lmpro11e ments Free est motes Call 4Ab 26-42 TWIN RIVERS MARINE 307 Uppe R "er Rood Chrys e Soles & Se v ce Complel e Hu I Repo Custom bu It tro le s Phone PLA NS 11 60 Pork wood Ira le o 2 oc os of wooded area ove look g Tup per~ Pia ns Perfect fo (Cup e thai pions to bu ld late o e has loye step up k !chen and d n ng area w h cor er k 1 chon woshe and drye 1 bed ooms newly carpeted and lu n shed Sell ng pr ce Sl7 900 Fo no e lorom on co ll 6 4 b67 3342 of t:Jr 4 pm ROGER HYSElL 2FAMilY YARD SALE Juno 19 20 ~ 1 Monday thru Wed 9 to 4 Mens women' ch ldren s The pant Shop 125 R ver Rd l<.onougo Auto body work col lsoneslmoes PhU68514 1978 Datsun M T 1 dr 1978 Datsun M T 4 dr sedan DAVE'S BACKHOE & DUMP TRUCK PASQUALE nsulotmg 103 Cedar St Col pols Ph 4-461716 o 367 0398 oller S ---- PUBLIC AUCTION 992 2o92 SEVEN ROOMS 2 ac es Shown by tit'~ Let us Cl pture 1 nd preserve thou precious moments forever Weddings S1lver 1nd Golden Ann1vorstry Fom1ly Reunions SpKI1f Occ:.slans Photogr~phy Is our bustness not 1 sldt llno dozer dump t u<k Work done by 1he hou or by the tob Fo I ee est mole!i Coli 256 1921 ---- MANAGER Trans I onol Foe h ty C oup Home For 8 de¥elopmento ly d ~a bed peo pie n Gall pol \ Conroe Goq M ll ke n PO BoJr 906Goll pol" o co I 4tb 1b-f1 E11. J32 n 31 50 ACRES n Ches ter Townsh p on Old Stol e Route J3 wh ch wou d be deal for subd ~,~ d ng or ot herw !ie comme c of l g l or home developme I Cal l R.11ldentl1l 1nd commercl1l Clll for estlm11t 24 hour 11rvlct Anydly 1nytlmt PllaneH5 :JA6 Jock Ginter tiS :JA6 399 W Mam A A A CONTRACTORS 8ock.hoe BEAUTI CI AN WANTED w 1h REESE lRENCHING SER VIC E woler sewe elcc < gas I ne manage s I cense App y or d tthes 12 nche\ w de 10 5 Ghe ke ~Soul que .t.t6 9332 ft deep Wo erl ne hookup~ HACHERS Call ohe -4 p m 367 7560 Rete en(e I urn shed upon re que~ We w II !urn ~h you w th RUSS& MAX Elll011 the nome odd en ond phone Lennox Heat ng and o cond 1on lng ,:topco foam nsulol on nurnbe s of olhe r leoche s who 4-4b 85 5 or -4-tb OHS Coli ohe have work.ed w th ul n he summer For pe sonol nte •30 v ew co I the local soles CARPENTRY oom odd 1 on~ manager 01 675 3775 or wr te roof ng $ d ng and gene ol P 0 Box 387 Chesapeake Oh rapa rs Coll379 2635 HOUSE HOUSE AND Store bu ld ng Reeds" lie 985 3529 '< c: Beauhful Bnck - Thts home IS located m ctty school dJstnct There are 4 bedrooms 1 bath & 'lz bath upsta1rs complete ktlchen, formal d1mng lovely b1g hvmg room and 2 car garage w1th att1c pull down ladder and auto door opener The basement has fam1ly room 4th bedroom shower room, cedar lined closet and uhhty room Phone Becky Lane at 446 0458 m evenmgs Toney Realty The Gallery of Homes .' c: c.. ' REALTY .- BEAUTIFUL ONE Acre wooded lots for sole Rock Sprmgs Oh o C ly water neo schools Co I alter 5 pm 304 273 2276 SEPTIC TANK CLEAN ..G Alum. & Vinyl Siding ~~-4618:1 3 WEE~ END 99l 7094 PomeroY m_.212 orft2 ..263 lAM to4 JOPM H. L WRITESEL McGHEE 592 3051 TWO STORY frame house b roo ms and both ce llar au bu ld ngs 4 O( es land ot edge ol Rut land Co nplel e tro ler hook up o so 2 bo ks app o s ed prope ty o $15 500 Pho e *I"" Muffler Brakes Shocks Tt res Battery Installation Servtce '' VA FHA 30 yr hnonc ng also ref none ng Ireland Morlgoge 77 E Stole A1hens phone (614) HEAnNG INC. MOORE'S <an. c. --~ PWMBING & See Denver Kapple At MASH BROTHERS 1163 Sec A .. e uud car tnventory of • new c1r dea ler of Athens County 11 the Athens County F1~rgrounds stut1ed ch a r w ottoman 3 oth er overstuffed ch!l lrs Fng dal re refngent tor w freezer at top like new new Sunray elec range chro me d nette table w 4 chatrs another Fr~g da re refr gerator sm Kenmore refngerator e ec: appliances elec fans bedd ing spreads I nens etc regular d ishes pots pans utenstls et c lawn fu rn tu re 8 mm movie pro ector sq Maytag wringer washer air compressor 10 1n _ Radiator..--., Service .._ .... Reallc:stare Ill c: 7481 CARTER For The Best Prtce In Town '' Ill NEW 3 bedroom house 2 bot! s oil alec I acre M1dd epa t close to Rutlond Phone 991 - --· ~- -- ~ lteal E. talc for Sak ''Bud" McGhee Realty "Bud" McGhee Ca11992 7481 TUPPERS -- shaker opa lescent glass n ce glass p tcher w applied handle & gold Sir pes ce blue rose bowl 5 bottle pc Early American living room su ite extra nice over INDIVIDUALS w II ng to toke o hond topped person O'l&t uxty nto home Be respons ble fo I o n ng n commun ty I v ng sk li s Solory plus bene/ h Col ~86 5039 ro wr te Buckeye Commun ty Ser111Ces Foster Men St --- MONDAY EVENING JUNE l h " 0 CLOCI< PM ! AUTOMOBILE AUCTION) AT THE ATHENS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS ATHENS OHIO The Hocking Vallty Bank 7 W Stimson Ave Athens 01110 Wlllofftr for safe the follow11111 dtscrlbed vthJclts frH & cleor of all lions and encumbr1nces S.lling th o old qu Its and other 1tems not IJSfed MODERN FURNITURE & OTHER MISC ITEMS 2 LET S BE HON EST If you we en I look ng f or o new co ee you wouldn I be read ng th s ad and f we weren 1 look ng t o someone to do o JOb th s od wouldn I be here If you won t th e opportun I'( to eo n $300 to SSOO a week. coli ol free 1 BOO 327 9696 ony me fa recorded message co11e s Au f s Home lm New pas I on n ru ol sate I te p o.. emenls Ph 4-46 3b08 -men o heal h cl n c Oh a I censed psycholog ~I or boo d BACKHOE DOZER OITCHER and dump ucl.. 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Men lo/ h.alth 28 St nson liMESlONE grovel and sond AU s 1es At R chords and Son Up Ave A hen' Oh. .t!i701 Call pe R 11e Rd Gall pols Oh o ol• 592 30'11 Coli 446 7785 fUll TIME AND SWAIN WANTED e11.per enced man o wo k tobotco bose on holf Tobacco bose S 000 lbs All equipment fu rniShed Ground 1s plowed Plants ready to set It nte ested coli 256 153B l o ,.._ company Expenenet not necessary For more - SWAIN AUCTION BARN IMMEDIATE OPEN ING for Re91!ilered Rod o OQ'f Tect)nolog st Full I me e\len ng shIt Contact Pe sonnel Dept 0 Blenne~ s Mem or ol ot Hosp1tal 593 5551 An Equal -~pportun ty Em~~~-­ known PSYCHOlOGI S1 Sno w Blade Ia In! Cub Code tng for turrent elephone so es program P co~ont wo k deal for mature nd \1 duols Prev ous telephone sol c ng e• per en<e h ghly des eoble or vv II tro n Must be enlhus ost c and ho11e o pleasant speak. ng vo•ce Mormng or E11en ng work 0110 loble Ph 256 1216 Balh WAITRESS No ex per en<e necessary App ly n pe son at Blue Tartan M ddleport Business Services IMMEOIA IE OPENING Now h' reasonable 20 m les tr am Po T1eroy Send nome odd ess to Box 71"1 B c o Do ly Sent nel ~roy Oh o _ _ __ 011 lamp pr Cob a lt blue oll lamps brass dresser lamps w pr sms Large collect on copper lu stre Large collection old Ca rn val some m ark ed Northwood 14 tn white Carn val vase apple green suger creemer marked Northwood cu t gless rose bow l covered compote w I on on top open & CO\Iered com potes cruets sailers etc col lection toothpick holders art glass pitcher milk glass lg green Bristol glass vase (hand pa1ntedl black amethy st vase w sterling Sliver overla y Fentonpeach blow ba sk et p nk He sey sugar cr eamer 6 r uby tr mmed t um blers Mf Wash ngton pea ch blow vase ~ red stret ch glass vases sugar caster set ex tra good cake st ands 5 old Carnl\lal depression plates French L mage tea set ch ina 3 urns w hand pa ntrng shav ng mug f igurines Rosev lie bow l part a l se t Eng I sh gold band cht na tg pottery vase s gned Reed Barton sterling v ase 2 sets br ass bucket sm porcel!m brass candle labras dresser terns s ver pate & quadruple plate s lver p1ec:es Sterl ng s lver tea set Jim Beam bo1tle co!lect1on stone chu rn 2 ol d v ol lns Iron banks fox fur stole set ant t1nners tools over 100 years old few light EFFICIENCY APARTMENT n R1o Grande Col ·-4-46 0157 1HURMAN HOUSE ant ques Fu n lu e str pp ng epa o d hyd o~~ ch 7-42 3074 ef n she<! Coun ty Rd 8 off 35 COINS CURRENCY toke s old Cen te v le V !loge Closed pocket watches o d cha ns Monday & Tuesday hen ngs s l .. e and gold We need 19b4 by oppo nlmen t 2"5 9479 and of de t lver co ns Buy se I FOR DEAD STOCK REMOVAl o t ode Coli Rage Wamsley 741 2331 CAll 24S 55 4 WE WISH TO tho nk the Ra wl ng~ Coo s Fune al Home organ st SlEEPING 156 6077 ~~---- GOO D CI TY CAB Kothe ne Bo cMne Re v George 0 I€H I end!> ond ne ghbo ~ fo ell he k nd ess dono ons load !lowe ~ co ds and con sol ng words dur ng he sudden oss of au dec loved one Eulch Lee Fone s Mo her Floc B Be ley Husband Mar o G F one s ( h ld en 7 g ondch ld en aunts uncles and cous m REWARD D RECTL Y leod ng to LOW weel...ly and monthly ates ol L bby Halel ••6 11•3 eco\le y of boo rf!Oior tonk ~ ~~---and bo e y Co loci Sher ff !I SLEEP NG room~ f or en Golf o depo I nenl __ Hotel H.. ~ I ~ •tale for Sale H.• al.E•Iale for :;aJ., HOMESifES f or sole 1 oc e a d up Mtddleporl 1eo Rul and ~ IUD McGHEE GRACIOUS LIVING IN TOWN ::; "'< o:J' Mid 130s •ppo ntmenf only THANK YOU FOR LIS'TING WITH ' REALTY ::r E M. WISEMAN BROKER 446 3796 EVE JIM COCHRAN, SALESMAN 446·7881, EVE E. N. WISEMAN, BROKER, 446-4500, EVE NANCY SMITH, SALESPERSON, 446-4910, EVE 500 2ND AVE GALLIPOLIS a "Bud" McGhee Rea h, "Bud" McGhee •• COMMERCIAL LAND FOR SALE - fron ts on US 3_-, at Rodney Oh10 more •nlormaltan STROUT 446 0009 For ca ll REALTY 'I• large V1cforlan Home with 2 hied baths and both 4 bedroom• library dJntng room liv1ng room w1th cherry woodwork 5 firepll!lces lully tnsulated and storm wtndows 'Z tar garage on a luge lot overlooking the Ohto on lsl~tnds1de A ftne plac e to ra 1se a family tn grac1ous comfort Call Mann1ng Wetherholt 446 4JS3 Days or 446 0139 Even1ngs for appoi ntment �1}7-The Sunday Times-&ntinel, Sunday, Jun~ 18,1978 1)4-TheSunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, JW1e 18,19711 Your Best Real Estate Buys Are Found in the Sunday Times-Sentinel LOG CABIN - Large stone fireplace, modern bath, loft.logs are hand hewn, 14 wooded acres, great place to get away. OFFICE 446-7900 GALLI POLIS , OHIO THESE ARE ALL NEW LISTING5 . LISTED WTlHtN PAST7 DAYS. RUSSEll VtOOD REALlOR . COUNTRY MANOR - FIVE MILES OUT -1231cr.. , appio x. so acres tillable, balance pasture, tob. base, tots of fru it trees, springs, 2 wells, 2 ponds, rur•l water, large barn , milk parlor, several sheds. Elegant col · onial home has been completely remodeled & features new vinyl siding, new gutters, new plumbing, modern kitchen , w·w carpet. cent. air, 3 or 4 BR 's. Call STROUT REALTY t 0r an appointmentto see. 446-0008 . . 446-1066 CANADAY REAL 446-3636 m THIS BEAUTY IS LOCATED IN VINTON. - II has so many extras, you 'll have to call us tor them . The basics are 3 bedrooms, sewi ng room , la rge liv ing room, for · mal din ing , lovely kitchen upsta irs. In the full base · ment mere is a family room , pantry room , furnace room, another kitchen and shower . There are 2 fan · tast ic fireplaces and tons ot closets. also a large heated garage . Call lor more details. NEW LISTING - Lovely 2 story frame. It has 4 bedrooms - 2 up and 2 down , large ti~o~ i ng room with woodburner , dining room , very nice built · In kitchen in · eluding oven & range, refrigerator and dis hwasher with lots of nice cabinets and large bath . There a lso is a freezer included, in the basement. Also a large one car garage situated on a nice lot - 542,500. NEW LISTING - Lovely bi ·level with a good pr ice . This hOme has 3 bedrooms, 1 full bath and 2 halt baths , large liv ing room , f o~mal dining, complete kitchen . There Is a large family room w ith beautiful brick l rpl. , a redwood ,deck off the dining area , a one·car garage and util it y room , situated on l,:, acre tot on Rt . 160. NEW LISTING - Beauf 1fuf 41evel home, stone&. vinyl construction . Th is home has everv th ing . There are 4 bedrooms, formal dining room , com plete kitchen , 3 baths, one w ith a dressing room - off the master bedroom . Large li ving r oom with stone firelace and pat io oft familv room . 2 large rooms in basement level , util ity room and 11f2 car garage, si tuated on 1 acre . NEW LISTING - Located in Ever green ~ yr . old frame home w ith 3 bedrooms, nice living room , eat· in kitchen. one bath and utility room . on a nice size lot. AT HOME BOB LANE ·~6 · 1049 BECKY LANE 446·0451 VICKIE HAULDREN 446-4041 WALT LANE 446-0451 DENVER HIGLEY 446·0002 367-7129 KENNY RATLIFF 3 BEDROOM carpeted nome in heat, 2 additional tot s included PRICE REDUCED : 3 bedroom home. located on Neighborhood Rd .. just outside ci t y limits. Newly remodeled, conven ient location, c1ty water, nat. gas . Pr ice $22.500. THREE BEDROOM, commanding view of the Ohio River . City water, f. a . fuel oil furnace , located on cor · ner ot Rt . 7 and Rl . 218 . Also 20'x30' block building, ex · ce llent residen1ial or commercial location. Price $45.000 .00. COMMERCIAL BUILDING. in Jackson, 0 ., now under lease . Buy botn for $40,000 .00. COMMERCIAL BUILDING on Eastern Ave ., 80 ' fran · tage x 150' deep . 2 rentals ( 1 house, l ap t . plus com mer · cia lpu ild lng) . Price $7S,OOO .OO . NEW l BEDROOM, all electric , carpeted home located on Bear Run Rd ., approx . 4 acres, right -of -way to Raccoon Lreek . Buy now for $35,000 .00. NEW LISTING : Business, or bu ild ing lot in Eureka . Lg . lot, w ·septic tank . Situated on Rt. 7. Buy tor 16,000.00 PROFESSIONAL BUILDING : 15,000 sq . II . located ad jacent to golf course, one level. no st eps, ideal tor of · fices, scnools, professional act ivit ies . For more in · formation call.u/>·1066. BUILDING LOTS : 7S'x l 20', all underground util i ties. rural water, central sewage collec t ion, blacktop streets . No mobile homes. Price S4,000.00. NEW LISTING : Duplex. si tu ated on 4th Ave .. in Gallipolis. Uve in one side, rent the other ... Pr iced to ..,11. $22.000.00 . IF YOU ' RE THINKING ABOUT SELLING , GIVE US A CALL ANO WE 'L L BE HAPPY TO DISCUSS OUR LIS T ING CONTRACT WITH YOU . WE HAVE BUYERS BUT WE NEED LtSTINGSIII LET US ~ELL YOUR HOME WHEN YOU ' RE READY . 71% check the newspaper ads before buying . EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS - 4 rms .. bath, part basement , needs some repairs, wood·burnlng stove , almost 2 •cres on the Barcus Hollow Rd ., Pay Township. Gallipolis City School Dis!. RESTRICTED BUILDING LOT - Corner lot In Spring Valley Estates. 166ft. frontage on Maple . One of Gallla Co.' s nicest subdivisions. All util i ties •vallable . $6,000. Brand new " L shaped " lrame, 3 BR. 2 lull baths, fir epl ace. Combo. kitchen and family rm. Fully carpeted , tastefully decorated. Giant si zed gar age with room for works hop. Just a wonderful place to live ! $50,000 Over 13 acres fl at to rotting only 111, miles from city . Several exce llent building sites. Frame home with alum . siding . Basement, garage. 2 barns . Lots of fru it tr ees . Hom e and land in exce llent cond . $50,000 Mob ile home court near Rio Grande 6 plus acres already t1as 4 mobile hom e sites . Offi ce bldg . with 1/2 ba t h. Ofher buildings, cal l or st op by for complete informa1i on. T his is a great locati on for lg. court . $42,500 3rick . and fram e ranch in excellent neig hborhocf. Beau tif ul green lawn , lOO' x200', has small barn, storage bldQ. wi th loft . Cha in l ink fence in rear. 3 BR , full y carpeted . Lots of cabinets •n ki tche n plus range and dishwasher . Cen . ai r cond . Drapes included . A SOUND INVESTMENT describes this 47 A. tract of land. Located appro• . 3'1• mi. from Hol zer Hospita l near Kerr. Rolling tract Is mostly clean grassland & priced at $40,000. COMMERCIAL LAND FOR LEASE - <00 fl . frontage on State Route 1 appro•. 6 mi. nor th of town . Will lease all or part . PASTURE FARM FOR SALE - 137 A. cl~an rolling grassland. good fences & cross lences, springs. lob. base. 5 rm . house, barn . frorts on 3 rds.. Walnut Twp., $45,000. BABY FARM - Ty coon Lake area, 10 acres mostly clean grassland, nicely remodeled 2 story home, 4 BR 's, bath, f\lodern kl tch~n. formal dining rm .. new shag carpet, Co . water, 3 small outbuildings. Immediate occupancy, Gallipolis City School Dlst. LISTINGS NEEDED 'NATIONALLY - WE BUY - SUPEtf l lWESTMENT - Potenlially high return tor me investor w ith imagina t ion . Three lots zoned commercia l on except ionallY h1gh traffi c ttow streel. Traffic i s sl owed due to adj oi ning bu si nesses . Extra large comfortab le home r ead ily adapted to m ini mall w ith toad s of off str ee t park ing . Call AC 614· 446-3434 ,d ays or AC 614 ·446 3964 evenings and Sundays . and fram e ranch, sunken family rm . with bri c ~ "'"'nlf•ot wood burner . Kit chen nas ~na ck bar will of cabinets. 3 BR , 12'x24 ' covered p;ltln Cit)· ~s< ro ooll s 116.00 gas budget. Well kepl2 story 3 BR brick and frame . Fam ily room . Frankt1n lireptace. Offers lots of privacy . Kvger Creek Schoo ls . Rural water . $29,900 2.27 cleared acres with late model double wide, 24•52, with nice kitcnen, 3 BR , 2 baths and extra large ut ility r:oom . On black top road 8 miles from town . Ci t v School District . $67,000 J miles from cit y, one of the area 's most des irable neighborhoods. Ga llia Academy Hig h Schoo l, Green Elementary School, 3 BR ranch, family Kitchen din ing !rea . built ·ln counter top range, d l shwash~r and 1isposal. Large living room with II r eplace . 3•x60 barn. 3 car garage. FIFTY ·SEVEN ACRES, good fenced pasture, pond , timber , some Wllfnut. M inera l rights go .vith farm . ShOwn by appointment only , BAIRD &FULLER REALTY 1218 EASTERN AVE. - GAlliPOLIS, OHIO "We Sell Better Living" OFFICE 446-7013 $133,000 $150,000 SALES ASSOCIATES 4441·3828 EARL WIN TERS 156·6740 LEE JOHNSON 675-4167 JOHN CAUDILL Gallipolis, Ohio 45l-lnd Ave, 117 ac r es high tv prOduct ive farm eq uipped t o sell grade A mi lk . 37 acres tillable land, 75 ac r es fenced pasture, pond, some timber , 1836 No. toba cco base . Good t::arn and olher outbldg , NEW AD DAILY" HAVE MORE FARMS, HOMES & BUSINESS ROPERTY AVAILABLE. CALL 446-3636 ANY HOUR BETTER YET ... STOP BY AND SEE US AT 2S LOCUST ST .. GALLIPOLIS, 0 , RON CANADAY, REALTOR Audrey unad1y Realtor Associ1te [9 ~ ~AIT()I BEAUTIFUL BI ·LEVEL - Priced lo sell, this lovely home nas 3 bedrooms, 1 full batn and two If• baths, fully ca rpeted, wife approved kitchen, large family room with lovely br ick fireplace , located on J;,.acre nice level lot . All this for 145,000 , better hurry . HOME WITH RENTAL - Buy th is 3 bedroom home wit h bath , dining room , enclosed back porcn and lel the rent from a 2 bedroom garage ap•rtment help make your paymen t . Good location In town, S34,000 . NEW LISTING - very nice 1912 Globemaster l4x64 mobile home, has 2 bedrooms, bath with shower, partial furniture, block foundation. •;, acre !~vel land, located on ClarK c nurch Rd . off Rt .. 160,$ 13,500. GOOD BUY - Good older home, 3 bedrooms, bath. forced air furnace, located on a nice lot In Bidwell, needs a little work but only S12,800 . lOS ACRES - Good farm with a modern 2 bedroom home, fully carpeted, nice kitcnen . would be a gOOd beef farm , has a l•rpe barn, ~0'•250' wi th e<JUIJ>ment tor raising poultry, nice pond , Ferguson equipment, let us snow you tnls fine farm, MOrgan Township, good buy tor $55,000. BE THE FIRST TO SEE THIS ONE . Lovely 2 story In town,l BR'I, 2 full baths, t.r.. LR, format dining rm, formal foyer, modern kitchen, 2 WI flropt.ces, .lull btMmtnl , gas hut and carport, Shown by eppolntmtnl only, STROUT REALTY , 4... oooe. PASTURE FARM FOR RENT Located In Morgan Township, 41 acres , pond , STROUT REALTY , 446-0001. Evenina Cal Oscar Baird, Realtor 446-4632 John Fuler, Realtor 446-4327 m RlAliQR llorvlti I Ioomer, lltatlor ASHC, 241-HI.• lteal i;otate for Sale 23 LOCUST STREET 446-6610 ur A. Nibert, Reanor- 446·4672 Bonnie Stutes, Assoc .-446-2885 Merrill Carter, Assoc .-3 79 ·2184 James Stutes, Assoc .-446-2885 After Hour~ CONTACT : LoiiPtulty lrtncll Mllna ..r changing dally, -;..••.. Phyllis:. toveaay ") .... T. Leadingham• -iiiiiiiiiii~ Realtor OFFICE :% Ph. Home 245-9114 Ph. Home 446-9539 Gallia County', Fastest Growing Real Estate Agency ' Artnur A. Nibert Sen1or Memq~ American Soc iety Of Appraisers We Need Your Home or Farm To Sell "'\ . 1., This home has been tota ll y ref inished and decora ted . Features L .R., F.R .. din ing rm ., bu i1t·in kitch en . Th is home has a beau ty shop wi th al l equ ipment . Rea dy to sta rt a business. Owner is anx ious to sell , wi ll help finance or V.A .• F.H .A. f inancing 11 166 is avail able . NEW LISTINGS39,900 All perma stone home in Cr own City feat ur ing 3 bed room s. li ving r oo m. fam ily r oom, wo od burne r, & all the essentials any home could need . 11 sit s on a beaut iful · ly landscaped tot which has several very pr oduct ive fr ui t tree s. Thi s ho me is pr iced we ll be low re placement cost . Call for more deta ils. ! 173 RESIDENTIAL CE NTURY 21 Bonnie Stutes Evenings ;46·2885 COZY AND COMFORTABLE Nice large shade trees sets off this l ovely 2 B. R. home with large living room , ki tchen & batn . Al l lurnitu re & drapes stay . Jus1 move in . Kyger Creek School Distri ct . 4 LOTS Lots No. 31. 32. 33 & 34 in Pa tr 1ot . Rural water available. Will se ll in pairs or all . CALL TODAY . LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL Lovely 3 B.R. brick country home situa ted on 2 A . of ex · tra nice land . La rge living room With firelace , country kitchen with lovely tlu ilt ·in cabinets. disposal. all oven counter top range &. grill pantry . din ing room & 21~ baths . Large family & re crea11on room with fireplace &. bar , ut i lity room plus plenty of storage ara . Ni ce covered patio , storage bu ilding & po ny sh ed . Rural water plus well wilh pump. THI S HOME WAS BUILT WITH YOUR FAMILY I N MIND . LOW PRICE! NEW 3 BEDROOMS In Green Twp. & scnoots. carpe ted throughout . 6 room home, modern ki tchen with nice built ·in cab inets. Front con crete patio 10 ft . x 20 ft . Wh ite prime siding with black shutters . Located on State Highway 141. 4 mi les from Gal lipoliS. WON ' T LAST LONG. SITTING PRETTY Cl ose 1o Holzer HospiTal. Beautiful 4 BR br ick home with possible 17 A. more or less. Large l iving room , dining room & ki-t chen wi th lots at built ·in cabinets, wal l oven & counlertop range . Farm ily room&. kit· chenette for ca sual liv ing or poss ible entertain ing. L arg e util i ty ro o m . workshop & possibl e den or study . Extra nice pa t io & landscaping. SEE TH IS 'ONE TODAY ! MU ST SELL NOW ! LEVEL LAND & HOME 6 room home wi th 3 BR & bath, F .A. turnace & rural water . Approx . 41-!. A. of ex · tra nice level land. Could be building lots or use.d lor farming . Call for more details . 2 LOTS Lots Nos . 14 & 15 in Mor· rison Add i tion in Bidwell . Level land. Rural water available , 11,000 .00 each. 1 LOT Nice Lot 58 In Patr iot . All level. Rura l water avallabl~ . Nice lot. only $3,750.00. FANTASTIC LOCATION Walk into the lovely en trance wav of this spacious brick bi ·level. 5 B.R .• large fa mi · ty room with woodburning fireplace, tor · ma l dining & l iving room, 2 baths, l arge uti lity room , 2 car garage. Lovely kitchen with disposal , dishwasher & range . Heat pump & central air . Close to Holzer Hospita l. Ci ty Sc hool System . TRI ·LEVEL ONE ACRE Pric ed w ith or withoul fur niture . Newly bu111 7 rooms . Appr ox . 5 mi les from Ga lli po lis, 1 bath s. Partiill bri ck f ron t, rural water . Has a woodburning st ove plus for ce d air fur na ce . The ho me is com pletely furn ished including a queen size bl~ droom su1te in one bedro om , canopy bed in another . se t of bunk beds in th e I hi rd bedroom . All you have to do is move your personal items in & sta r t living . L arge garden area . Storage bar n. All of th is for ONLY! CAL L US NOW . You won ' t believe th is low pri ce . SPRING VALLEY SUBDIVIISION Vacant lots, nice size building lots with all uti lir ies there . Lot size 101.8 ' by 171 .2' . Beller get ' um now. HOME&INCOME PRODUCING PROPERTY 6 rooms. 3 BR home loca ted on old Rt . 160 in Porter witn 1974- 14'x72' mob ile home. 3 BR with comlt •l e ki tchen. electric coo k ~ t o v e & ref rig . F .A. furn ace. central air . Home has il stoke r coal stove. Liv e 1n one r ent the oth er . G·a llia Rural Wa ter Sy stem . 11~ lol . All lor only 127.000.00. Ca ll Now . COMMERCI~.L LANO A tong R t. 35 west of Gallipol is Al l l ~ ve l Rural Wat er availab lf? On two s1d es approx H to 10 A. PHON E F DR D E r AIL S 42ACRES VACANT I. ANO Lo ts of road f ren tage 1.. n Morgan Lane . Some good line fencing. ~lome wh ite oak timber. Appr o)( . 15 A. t il labl e. All cou l d be pa stured . ALL FOR ONLY $13,900.00 . V.A. APPIWV ED 5 ROOM COTTAGE CHILLICOTHE RD . Welt kept 2 bedroom home , bath , liv ing roo m. for mal OR . Nice size ki tc hen, fu ll baement , atta ched gar age. Two porches, one is a rarge tront por ch , n rce to enjoy . There is a lso a large garden area a11d yard . This. property must be sold It is priced r ight, Y•JU can buy it today . Move in tomorrow. 3~ACRES - NEWHOME 4 BEDROOM HOME Nice, cl ean home wim wood or coal burning tirepla ce ·bric k mantel. Modern kitchen with range & re fr lg . Rural water system . F .A. furna ce, 2 car garage & stofage area, 6 large shade trees . Good large level garden space . N ice modest home at modest price . P~ON E FOR INFO RMATION . . I ACRES-LOH OF PINE TREES Deep well , El~ctrlc pump. Well house, eptic tank . ~~;, miles to M ine No. 1. Ap· pro•. 5 acres of timber. All 8 acres levelland . On Scoll Schoo l Rd .. 4 BR , ea t·ln k i tchen, large living room · 12 ft. " 28 ft. lnd house has 6 r c<>ms, J B R, barn (block). & lots of other bu i lding~ . 2 car garage sepa1· ate from home . Approx , 27 A. of t i mbe r ~ some pines. 12 A. til lable . GoOd 1ine l ences . All mineral rights goes with land. 4ACRES MORE OR LE' SS Wooded lo t. !S ome pine trees. Approx. ·1 mile from ce~tenary on Herman · Northup Rd . Pi ck vour own bldg . site . NEW BRICK RANCH GALLIPOLIS CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM Beautiful green lan dscaped yard , ) B .R.. dining area , living room , nice step saver kit chen , utility room & 1112 baths . Central air . Forced air fur nac e. Ther· mopane windows. Just off Rt. 35 west of Ga l lipolis. NICE HOME . RIVERFRONT HOME 3 BEDROOMS Beaut iful view of th e Ohi o River r i gh t from your liv ing room . Lik e to boat, f ish, and r ela x each ev en ing on our own river front? 6 ro om r em od e led hom e, ni ce modern k itchen, F . and 8 por ches, na t. gas forced air furna ce. all rooms a re nice l y ca r pe ted . Your own wat er system . Wh ite alum . outsi de cover ing , 7 targe n1ce ly shaded tot s with cher ry tr ees an d one peac h. A ver y econ omical pl ace t o li ve . o13 A. CLEARED ROLLING LAND Approx . 40 A. tillable , 60 A. pasture . Nice til e block barn. approx . 40 ' x:60 ', equip . shed and lots of ot!ler build .. S cherrv trees, 3 apple, grpe hdrbor .. Stream flows lhrough pro· perty A ll mineral rights goes . 6 room home, 3 BR . basement . Storm doors and w indow s. Bu ilt·in k i fcrte n cbinet s. cook stoiJe & elec . r efr ig. Fuel oil forc ed air turn . Plenty of water . 2 garages . A r eal good farm , on ly 11!2 miles to bank and ~ r(.:ery :;!') ,.~ . CA L L NOW . ATE NT ION BUILD ERS ' Choice build if1g sigh1S ad · joining Porterbrook Sub · div ision . F ive ac res level ta nd all perfec t tor bui lding . VERY MUCH DESIR ED LOC Al I()N , 1 ROOM HOME & PROFITABLE RESTAURANT Wi th 37 1'4 A. of level land . Home has 3 B.R., base· ment , forma l dining room , living room with woodburn · ing f irepla ce, modern k it· chen. All rooms have wa !l to wall carpeting . Storm doo r s and windows. Milk · ing house & parlor , corn cr ib . RESTAURANT - 40 ll .xS2 ft. with all eQuipment needed . Approx . 50 fl . from home. City water system . All mineral r ights goes with property . A ni ce home witn an ex cellent invest· ment bui lding . CALL NOW. 30 ACRES WOODED AREA vacant land, al l mineral r ignts goes . A good place to retreat. Hun t or just be by yoursell . ONLY $14,900.00. CENTURY 21 TWO STORY HOUSE Modern buill in kitchen . batn . House in good condition , garage. good level e•tra lot with block bldg . Worth i ts money s1a.ooo . Bidwel l. Ohio . No. 17l CENTURY 21 Merr iII Carter Evenings 379·2184 Jim Stutes E YCn1ngs ~46 - 288) CENTURY 21 4BEDROOM VE RY REASONABLE Th 1S one has i t al l t1rep 1ace, layroom. ful lY ca rpeted, central a1 r , huge l car garage. Park Lane Su bd iv i sion . II 162 CENTURY 21 CITY PROPERT Y 'l stor y t nu11e. <1 bed room s. open si Cllrcase . Al so.-. utili tv t) tdg . and o qar (1qe All thl 5 toca tcd on o l.'irac lot Wllh a new chn1n l1nk tcncc LOO K TH IS OVER! ! 127 GOOO INVE STMENT OR ~ENTAL PROPERTY Own er will help fi nance fh 1s 12 acr es. mor e or les5, of vaca nt land Possi ble hookup f or 2 mob 1le homes Close to m 1nes . !1 119 CENTURY 21 PRICE REDUCED TO S46,DDD Bi le vel. almos t new, 3 bedr oom s, very apcaling home, baseboa r d hea t and Jot ul wood bur ner . House and 4 lots al l se ll ing . Ap prox . 2 miles from Holzer M ed ic al Cen ter . Sel ling below toda y 's ma rk e t . ~ t so VACANT LAND CE NTURY 21 VACANT LAND 27 acr es . 10 rll la iJic, 11 pastur e, oldcor IJarn. 1300 lb tobacco base , pl en ty wn ter. $11,500. ; 10 1 CENTURY 21 ACREAGE S i :~~. acre s on biacktop r oad . Half of area or m or e is wood tot. Hannan Tra ce School Dist. Ca ll now ~ l'll CE NTURY 21 BUILDING LOTS INVESTMENT Almost tour gr een acres. located on so. Rt. 775. o ver 600 tt . road front age . Rural water available. N 14 2 SMALL FARM SITE '17 acr es, tobac co ba se, ru ral wa ter , city schools , 4 miles fr om GallipO liS on blacktop road . super toea l 1on and buy won ' t lflst long, 11 D3 CE NTURY 21 CENTURY 21 RANCH4BEDROOMS Sp(1ce aboumts in thi s roomy horN: '1 w .b. fl re pla cs. full t 1n1sned bf1semon1 , doub le ca r w i th c> l ec rr ic opener . Si t llng on a good SllC to t toc atr d of! f r om Sl Rl 160 C1 ty sc noot 01s1. Shown IJY appoin tment. Call for mor e de t ail s! 11 132 CENTURY 21 OWNER SAYS SEL L No reasonable off er retu s eel ! Tn 1s home S(.•t11ng 1S scrcnr and peacefu l. en iov Ihe cvcn1ng s 1n a co zy coun try atmospnerc, but yet locatca on l y one mile and ("\ nr1 lf of State Rt 35 7 nedrooms m oocrn buil l 1n k1 fChCfl , c11n1n g room w1lh nardwood floors . 11v 1ng room and n1 CC oath . New garage 2<1 ' x30' het'S panel ed I and tC).lured CCIIir19 : NEAL REALTY PHONE 446 · 1694 See this uceptionally 'well kept hom e with 3 BR , 2112 bath. full basement. lormal din ing room , rec . room, air conditioned, natural gas heat . Situated on a beautilully land sca ped tof in Spring Valley Sub· Division. This home is prlc · ed in tne uo•s. Call today for appt. 1 Chirles M. Neal 446 ·1S46 J . Michael Nea l 446 · 150~ Sam Nea l 446-735~ SPRING SPECIAL · 15 ac res, small pond and a str ong spr 1ng tor wa ter , <'~ P prox. 970 lbs to bacco, 2 bldgs. Pr iced to se ll. 11 18 .. . CITY PROPERTY , EX · CELLENT CONDIT ION Owner ClnX IOUS 10 Se ll !h iS bn ck home S11uatecl on a 5PCI CIOUS woocl ed lot W1 l h1n Cl ly l 1m 1!S (Oly W b flr cplncc. 3 bedrooms. 7 car gnruqe A good qu.111tv built norn c Look. thi s over and ma ke us an otl er! If 126 CENTURY 21 LARGE HOME IN CITY L M lJt ' 2 ~ t o ry house , q r oo ms Hous<' 1S moder n ~-.m1 1n qooct conctd10 ri Pr 1c f'(l r 1· as.o nnl1l e Owne r n<'etls to m ove tn1 s proper ty 1mrned1alely Pl ease call tor rnorr 1ntnrrna l1 on . 11 135 CENTURY 21 WITH IN WALKING DISTANCE OF SC HO OLS City property . 2 ~l ory . · Q bedrooms , g a~ heat. Very reasonably p r1c ed ! # 149 CENTURY 21 SOUTHERN HILL S SPECIAL PRICED LOW 6 rooms. lull basement. lg . garden area . good stor age bldg . Rt 141. justout of c 1ry 11m 1ts should sell fast. Wor t h everv penny 525.000 I t 28 FARMS u.. :. . CE NTURY 21 18 ACRES MUS T SELL IMMEDIATELY Buil t in ki tchen . DR .. L. R, <J or 5 B R Owner says tota ll y insul at ed. A l um . siding . 2 nice fi rep laces, large yard. bar n.. BOO lb . to ba cco base . stoc ked pond, good wood lot. Ideal for keeping hor ses or cattle . M uc h more . Blacktop rd. Harrison Twp. 540.000 . No. 157 CENTURY 21 33 ACRE FARM 4 rm , house, 12 ' x SO' mobile nome , 2 d r illed wel !s, stocked farm pond . Mosf of the land lays we ll. could be used many ways. E)(tra mob ile home hook up and septic tank on another good locati on. Raccoon Two. No. 110 CENTURY 21 WANTED : NEW OWNER -$75, 000 Let ' s sell this outstanding farm . Top condition and produ ction Is here. Ready lo make vou mone y and a farm to be proud of . Level tillabl e land, clean pasture fie lds, toba cc o base . modern remodeled house, barn and ma ch inery shed . It ' s all here. Yoo can be the CENTURY 21 GENERAL FARM Localed ott Slate Rt. 325, Perr y Twp.. 52 ac res . Tillable land , pasture and som e wood ed area . Moder n 6 r oom house and barn . Over 800 lbs tobacco base . PRICED TD SELL! 1 144 CENTURY 21 A LOVELY COUNTRY HOME AND SACRES Story and a ha ll completely r emod(.'ll'd 1nS1cte ancl out Lot born . g ara qe. hay she d, allCt CO JI UI 1I1 Ty bi Cig If 'S IUSI l ops. tor the money! Call lor mor e detods TO DAY! $28.9no ~ 112 CENTURY 21 89ACRES CL AY TOWNSHIP House, 2 bar ns, tobacco base, ver y scen 1c area , 2 beau tiful lakes. stocked wi th f ish . Excellent tor f ishing, boat ing or hun tinQ . Just good li v ing. If 161 CE NTURY 21 SPECIAL SECLUSION 130 acres wooded se tt ing tor thi s new full y equi pped home ,_ has tar m bui l di ngs inc lu di ng second home al l an easy dr iiJe from Gavin or the M ines . 1163 118 acre s, over 40 acres level ti llable land, th e re st is pa stur e and woodland . Tobacco base , 6 r oom house , good barn . other outbuildings . Selling below ~ CATTLE FARM Cattl e prices are looking 1 up. Lois of pasture, plenty water, some good timber . Owner says sel l now . N148 PLANTATION 69 acres on St . Rt. 325 and Cora Mil l Rd .. 8 r oom s. Farm well fenced . Good outbu ildings, 35 acres level t illble l and. Much more. .¥'134 CE NTURY 21 EXTRA CLEAN FARM room house , earn and eqUipm ent sh ed. Knee deep grass all over . Plent y of spr ing water lor stock . Good !enci no !167 .t1 "We're The Neighborhood Professionals" c.•• ."' •I ;\ :l r..••• ....•• CENTURY 21 RENTAL IN VEST MENT Rec ently renova ted, fully ren ted thre e uni t, in town , loc at ed close to schools. Ex ce ll ent re tur n on your money Ill S4 CENTURY 21 A SPR ING GARDEN is eag er to bloom aroun c th is lovely home wh 1c h of fer s 3 B.R . oa th, f ull oase· ment, 2 car garage and den · tor Dad . 1 .. ac res, rura l wa ter, much mor e. Don 't miss th is one. p 164 v CENTURY 21 1MMACULATELY KEPT HO ME N1 cc hom e fea Tur es 3 bedrooms , coni c al hre p l c=~ce. ~~~tt 1 ng on good c,1 Z(' lot, ver y tas tefu ll y ctecora leO Hets an above ltH' q ro uncl ~ w 1 mm1ng pool. Bu r th1S hom e and you ' ll be f bldY tor th e toot summer <.ldys! CAL L NOW FOR M O RE I NFORMATD N /\ NO AN APPOI NTM E NT! ;137 •• .,. ~ ... " ~ CENTURY 21 EXQUISITE HOM E Beau ti ful 5.73 acr es, some wood land is the setting for , this g rac ious bri ck home, 3 or 4 bedr oom s, 1'12 bath, m oder n b ui lt -In kitchen with severa l ni ce cab inets, family room with w.b .f., full basement with a can ni ng k itc hen . Th is spacious home has a 7 car garage wi th aut omat ic opener . Cent ral air, large ni ce bac k pat io, concrete dr i ve . Also a shop or extra ga r age & an a lum . bldg . with shed This is a qua li ty buill & imm acul ately kepi home . Love ly fl ower s & la nd scaping . Man y, many eKir as. Pictures or word s cannot describe th is home. You must see it! No. 168 CENTURY 21 RIVER VIEW Loca l ed 3 miles below G <~tl i p O I ISO n St Rt 7, st or y <~ nd hal f , frame , 3 tJed r oo m s, double car gMage Also hs rental pro · perry Wi th 11. City SChOOl d os t GDDD I NVEST 1'-.~ENT! i 139 OBILE HOMES CENTURY 21 ·-·-·:-: - -.-.-.... -.......... ~­ ....-.......... ~ ,...... .... MOB IL E HOME ~­ 1970 Champ1on model, 4 foo m s w ith bath . Hooku p ntJ rea cty tor e)( tra mobi le Nl Nl horn e. Ca ll now . Sl 3,500. N1 04 j:l ,... ~ CENTURY 21 MOBILE HOME COURT .t Homett e mobile homes, ~ I 12' x52' 2 B.R., total elec · rric, all furn ished, al l ~ rented , loca te d on Old 160 at Everg reen . GOOd cond i· rion , ve r y attract ive set · ~ ting , profitab le investment. ·m~ 532 ,000. K 171 CENTURY 21 ' ;~ .... '" 1973 MOBILE HOME Located in Rappsbur g . 5 rooms , 3 B.R., under skirted . Looks very nice! Priced reasonab le . li 111 .1.. C E NTURY 21 .. MODULAR HOME d room s. 3 oed r ooms , 2 .)ath s, comple te k itc hen, cen tral ai r, wafer tap , ver y :oz y. Sittin g on 2 lovely K res located off f rom Sulavi ll e Por ter Rd 1 129 ~'!" ~:< '£;:: I" j·~ ..~~ ·~ ·, CE N T URY 21 CENTURY 21 ACREAGE 55 rlcres of rol li ng ground suitab le tor bldg . Lots of pasture. Line fences r e good. . 1136 COU NT RY HO ME & SACRES LOC aH~ <I on Stil tC Rl 141 . n1 ce holT'\(', <J bc ctroorn s Own er will se ll w11n s.rnall oown p aym~ nt & 1.1na con tr rl Ct !O i1ny QUrl ld 1CCI buy N ~ l .JJ CENTURY 21 MODERN BRICK 1 h1S lovely home (1nd 7 to J c'!C r cs .s located sout h ot Rio Gr an de on ST. Rt. 325 . Fec1tur es 3 bedroom s. liv 1ng room. tamdt room , w .tl . llrep tace , modern complete bui lt 1n k1lchcn . i bcll hS. f ull basement. and ctaraq c. Cily Sc hools . SMwn tJy appo1n tmenl on 1y I 151 ya ,.o~~ ge CEDAR A FRAME One ac r e wooded tot located approx . 12 mil es from Gal li POl i S on Br um I1C ic! Rd ) beoroom s, open f ireplace and open sta 1r way Th 1s Type at hom e is in very m 1JCn demand! l"f3 CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 CE NTURY21 191;, ACRES ROLLING LAND Well w it h electr ic pump. Sept ic tank . ConcrefP. ,>ad for mobile home hookup. Cellar hOuse . Lots of appiO' trees . Some timber. Good line fences. All minera l rlgnrs goes. won 't las t~ long. CALL NOW S15.000.00. ..;'t ~J Realtor Associate CE N T URY 21 C.II992·711J will be .•• GALLIPOLIS SCHOOLS 1l ACRE LOT Count y wa ter , well h~ 11C C<I , cr ee k r uns lh roug tl ttw land , t hree ex ceiiPn t bui ldin g si tes , All at a very ((~sona bl e pr ice . 1 1' ~ 2 . 110rv older home, 3 iMnom, family room wllfl flrtpltct, living room, dining raom.. cerptltd lhrOUihoUI, ki!CIItn com p ltltlv • equ lpptd, lltunclry room wllfl Wlllltt 1ncl dryer, 2 lllths, out. building wllll tltclrlc for sltrllt, ttum. ·sldl•t• storm wlnclowl, new roof, on double lot. Alidn1 US,DOI. 104 W.MIIn Pomerov m.22fl This ad ~ '• ' EACH OFFICE INDEPENDENTLY OWNED SOUTHERN HILLS NEW LISTING - Very ni ce farm with a modern home, nas 4 bedrooms, bath, modern kltcnen, dining area, for ced air fu rn ace . Hs 86 acres of beauti ful rolling land, tobac co base, pond, block building, large barn . Located on Clark Churcn Rd . off Rt. 160. au·r"''" BUSINESS FOR SALE Smell roltll clothing lforo In contlnutlly building oru. Prlctd rNoont bly. Cell . 446· 7400 for mort dttolls. BRICK 7 rooms , 4 bedrooms. 1'1' baths natural gas central heal. city water, nice lev~l lot and 2 car garage wlfh workshop over. Near stores too. Ask ing 130,000 . 7 ACRES PLUS - On good State Route with rural water and electric available. lots of road frontage and no restrictions. 4 TO 5 ACRES - Located west of Route 7 on paved road . Water line by property and electric on 11. Assorted sizes and pr ices. FAMILY HOME - Good tO room house with ~ bedrooms, 2 baths. fam ily room , shop. gorage and 3 lots . Covered picnic patio. and nice shade trees. VA approved. 1 ROOM HOME 3 bedrooms, bath , gas floor furnace . garage and lot 70'•100', All city utilities and nice back yard for $9,500 . NEW LISTING Lot 125x125 on Powell Street In Middleport . $6,000 . NEW LISTING - Old 6 room house In need of repairs. 7S acres of land. all minerals and sewral n ice hay fields. S25,000 . FOR LOOK , AHEAD TOMORROW . INVEST TODAY. HELEN L. TEAFORD SUE P. MURPHY G. BRUCE TEAFORD REAL TOR ASSOCIATES NlCE LOT - Good mobile home or building site , over 111 acre land, l ocated close to town on Rt. 141. Price redu ce d to 1~.200. · WE NEED LISTINGS HAVE A WAITING LIST OF QUALIFIED LIST WITH US FOR FAST ACTION ON PROPERTY . ED RIGHT weft 1ak.en care ot. There is an entrance stairs to t~e tower level. olso to the upper level. Upstairs tnere are 4 bedrooms. with bath oft master bedroom. large living room , kitchen with walnut cabinets, D.W., O.R. 1nd ret . D ining room has sliding doors lo back redwOOd deck porcn. Downsta irs a very pretty fam ily room with beautiful brick w.b . fireplace, fhird btlth, l and 1h C.l'lr with utility room to one side . Becky Lane, Phone «6·0458 . Cheryl Lemley. usoclate · Home Phone 742 ·2003 Hill on Wolfe, usoclate Home Phone Ut.1589 GeorgeS. HobsteHer. Broker Home Phone 992-S7J9 'IIRCIL 8 . SR . • l,,lo!'J!'1 · ~' P•li O 992-3325 mE. second Street 1 $33,000 acre farm near Eno sui table for da ir y or beef catt le lenced pasture. 3 ponds. Barn, milking parlor. and other ou tbldg . 3 BR remodeled farm nomE ki tc hen with range, dishwasher & dlsp . In storm doors & windows . Make an appoint is farm soon . GRAB IT FAST. It won ' t Jut. Sprawling l BR brick ranch Is priced to sell & oilers 1110 sq . ft . oltivlng area with 3 baths, form~ I dining rm .. t1mitv rm . with stone fireplace equipped kitchen & hell pump PLUS a large 1 car garage & partially finished full basement . Locilted on theW . T . W1tson Rd . near Rodney . Shown by appointment only . STROUT REALTY 446-0008. u.m .. $35,000 $79,900 BEAUTIFUL BRICK RANCH on 3 ci ty loi s, level w i th 17x35 oval 1nground pooL The children & Mom w ill love it . Ma ny , man y gOOd ies witn th is 3 bedroom hom e. Otorge S. Hoblttlttr Jr. Broker 107'1• Sycamore St. Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. 992-6333 Office Hours 4p.m. Closed Thurldaysand Saturdays at noon Your Full Tlmt Rtal Estate Broker NEW LISTING 3 bedroom older home with seml · modern kitchen , natural gas healing, oak and birch floors , situated on large lot 100' • 250' In village of Chester . Wellworth 116.000.00 selling price . LOOKING FOR YOUR FIRST HOMEr Darling 3 bedroom home In Syrecuse . Priced just rlghtll Call now for private showing. AN ATTRACTIVE well malnltlned older home In Racine . Living room with firep lace. dining room. nice kitchen. large pleasant room for flowers. 3 bedrooms. has two types of heat, lots of storage space . Garage and workshop. Call today for all details . Only 132.000.00 NICE DOUBLE WIDE mobile home In Arbaugh Additlor In Tuppers Plains. HOme Is 24' • 52' and Is situated on Corner Lot. Qo\ly $5,000.00 down will buy this nice home. Selling price 121,000.00. RELAX THIS SUMMER In th Is spacious 12 room Split Leve l Colonial with 5 bedrooms, 3 lull baths, Inter-com system, central heating and air cordltlorlng. Sun deck. 2 car garage and much more ! ! Located In Riggs Crest Manor . Well worth $65.000 .00 WE HAVE MANY CALLS EACH DAY FOR NICE · FARMS AND HOMES. CALL US TODAY TO FIND OUT HOW TO LIST YOUR PROPERTY . WE ADVERTISE SELL- TRADE. tSS Ac r e farm , 60 acres tillable, r est pasture and timber . 1,200 lb. tobacco base . Excellent build ing sites atong state route . Ga ll ia Counly rural water . 40' 1C60' barn, tool shed and implement shed. Buildings in gOOd cond. 3 BR , 2 bath home with full basement. 2 ca r Jar age . My pledge to you : Personal service and fa st ac · tion . WE NEED USTINGS RODNEY AREA - 160 •cres. 100 acres pasture & tropland, coal & llmestone reported, near l'roposed U.S. 3S, good Investment property . $100,000 . $34,900. BUILDING ON UPPER lND AVE,., needs some repair . Pri ce reduced . CROWN CITY - 3 bedroom home on large tol . Pr ic ed r ignt , $14 ,900 INCOME PROPERTY- 22,000 sq . H. building located . In Middleport. rent potential of over 130,000 per year. Call for more Information . FARM FOR SALE - '19 ACRES - All clean, mostly tillable , presently In gra55, 2 ponds. several good barns & sheds. 3 cow milk parlow. lob. base. 12x60 mobile home Is now rented, 650ft . frontage on State Rt. 55~ at Eno. 0111o. 2.000 ft. frontage on county rd . 175,000. Call for more detai ls. 2SO'x1SO' BUILDING LOT near Evergreen, along highway , rural water, price 55,900. 10 ACRES OUT - Cleared on front w ith septic tank r eady to bu ild on RACCOON CREEK - · 13 acres of flat land with appro•. 1500 ft. of creek frontage. sandy soil, barn, loc•led in Northern Gall la Co. 113,000. LOTS FOR SALE - Located on old Route 160 at Evergreen, lincoln Pike & Georges Creek Rd. Co. water available. Mobile homes welcom"' 3 year Old brick ra nch in Ga llipolis City School Distr i ct, Green Elementary . 3 BR , 1112 baths. Fully carpeted, birch doors and woodwork , marble sills, crysta l chandelier , 2 car finished garage only begi ns the list of extras avai lable In th is beautiful home. NEW Ll STING : 2 bedroom , Betnel Rd .• I acre land, well , or r ural water , fuel oil furna ce. Priced tor quick sale . $12,000.00. Let us place your home or farm . Approximiltely MORGAN TOWNSHIP - 36 acres near Meigs Mines, 5 acres leveL most of balance could be pasture, sm•ll stream. township road, $11,900. COMMERCIAL SITE - Located on State Route 7 at Kanauga. Corner lot has approx. 170ft. frontage on 7. Ideal for almost •ny type business . LOOKING FOR THAT " Dream Spot" along the Ohio!!! Located .:tpprox . 15 mins. below Galli polis, • over looking the beautiful Ohio Is this com fortabl e home just wa iti ng for you 3.5 acres in all , 4 porches. observat ion deck , fruit and shade trees . Owner leaving area . Immediate possession, priced for onl y $19,500 .00. PRICE REDUCED on this 2 bedroom home on Lower River Rd ., 111 acre tot , city water . Owner anxious to sel l. Priced lor m,ooo.oo. PLANNING TO SELL Li .. t v. ith us & t promise 100% of mv kr1owledge, my ib1 .1t , mv enerqv as well as advertising & aggressive pr omotion for each home. we are the mat chmaker for buver and seller. Advertising produces prospech but we do the selling, 50 deal with us. OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE In the wilderness of the W•yne N•tional Forest . s to 8 acre tracts of woodl•nd now avallobie adjoining thous•nds of acres of government land. Public hunting, fl•hlng and camping permiHed . Prices start at S2500 with financing available. BUILDING OR MOBILE HOME SITE - 4 acres on Glassburn Rd . In Springfield Twp. $4,000. NEW LISTING - BUILDERS, YOUR ATTENTION, PLEASE 't - we rwe just li sted prime building lots on Rt. 7 - S minutes f rom the Silver Bridge. There are 14 Jots, engineer platted with 6" and 8" sewer, til ed 71!1 ft . \Jnderground . Just imag1 ne ~ no clear ing or but IdOl · mg . These lots are flat and readv . wa iting for vour building e)(pertise. NEW LISTING - PEACEFUL AND SERENE - This property can be purchased with or wi thout a 1971 Richardson mobile home . There are 12 acres of la nd , mostly cleared, som e wooded, with a new fence line . Also has a small barn and spring . Located ott ol Rt . 775 - Pr iced right ! Your Best Real Estate Buys Are Found in the Sunday Times-Sentinel HOBSTETTER REALTY TONEY REALTY (0 BOB LANE BRANCH MANAGER 855 SECOND AVENUE . CE N T U RY 21 MOBILE HOME COURT Thr ee goOd mobi le homes loca ted close to c1fy . Owner wi ll sell with sma ll down payment & rand contra ct to any qualifi ed buyer . CA LL TODAY! N 133 CENTURY 21 Are you th ink ing of buying a mobil e hOme? Like new 1975 Vinda ie- mobile home. , All se t uP and ready to be 1 1 moiJed 1nt o. Le t's Deal TO· day ! K140 , 1 �1}7-The Sunday Times-&ntinel, Sunday, Jun~ 18,1978 1)4-TheSunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, JW1e 18,19711 Your Best Real Estate Buys Are Found in the Sunday Times-Sentinel LOG CABIN - Large stone fireplace, modern bath, loft.logs are hand hewn, 14 wooded acres, great place to get away. OFFICE 446-7900 GALLI POLIS , OHIO THESE ARE ALL NEW LISTING5 . LISTED WTlHtN PAST7 DAYS. RUSSEll VtOOD REALlOR . COUNTRY MANOR - FIVE MILES OUT -1231cr.. , appio x. so acres tillable, balance pasture, tob. base, tots of fru it trees, springs, 2 wells, 2 ponds, rur•l water, large barn , milk parlor, several sheds. Elegant col · onial home has been completely remodeled & features new vinyl siding, new gutters, new plumbing, modern kitchen , w·w carpet. cent. air, 3 or 4 BR 's. Call STROUT REALTY t 0r an appointmentto see. 446-0008 . . 446-1066 CANADAY REAL 446-3636 m THIS BEAUTY IS LOCATED IN VINTON. - II has so many extras, you 'll have to call us tor them . The basics are 3 bedrooms, sewi ng room , la rge liv ing room, for · mal din ing , lovely kitchen upsta irs. In the full base · ment mere is a family room , pantry room , furnace room, another kitchen and shower . There are 2 fan · tast ic fireplaces and tons ot closets. also a large heated garage . Call lor more details. NEW LISTING - Lovely 2 story frame. It has 4 bedrooms - 2 up and 2 down , large ti~o~ i ng room with woodburner , dining room , very nice built · In kitchen in · eluding oven & range, refrigerator and dis hwasher with lots of nice cabinets and large bath . There a lso is a freezer included, in the basement. Also a large one car garage situated on a nice lot - 542,500. NEW LISTING - Lovely bi ·level with a good pr ice . This hOme has 3 bedrooms, 1 full bath and 2 halt baths , large liv ing room , f o~mal dining, complete kitchen . There Is a large family room w ith beautiful brick l rpl. , a redwood ,deck off the dining area , a one·car garage and util it y room , situated on l,:, acre tot on Rt . 160. NEW LISTING - Beauf 1fuf 41evel home, stone&. vinyl construction . Th is home has everv th ing . There are 4 bedrooms, formal dining room , com plete kitchen , 3 baths, one w ith a dressing room - off the master bedroom . Large li ving r oom with stone firelace and pat io oft familv room . 2 large rooms in basement level , util ity room and 11f2 car garage, si tuated on 1 acre . NEW LISTING - Located in Ever green ~ yr . old frame home w ith 3 bedrooms, nice living room , eat· in kitchen. one bath and utility room . on a nice size lot. AT HOME BOB LANE ·~6 · 1049 BECKY LANE 446·0451 VICKIE HAULDREN 446-4041 WALT LANE 446-0451 DENVER HIGLEY 446·0002 367-7129 KENNY RATLIFF 3 BEDROOM carpeted nome in heat, 2 additional tot s included PRICE REDUCED : 3 bedroom home. located on Neighborhood Rd .. just outside ci t y limits. Newly remodeled, conven ient location, c1ty water, nat. gas . Pr ice $22.500. THREE BEDROOM, commanding view of the Ohio River . City water, f. a . fuel oil furnace , located on cor · ner ot Rt . 7 and Rl . 218 . Also 20'x30' block building, ex · ce llent residen1ial or commercial location. Price $45.000 .00. COMMERCIAL BUILDING. in Jackson, 0 ., now under lease . Buy botn for $40,000 .00. COMMERCIAL BUILDING on Eastern Ave ., 80 ' fran · tage x 150' deep . 2 rentals ( 1 house, l ap t . plus com mer · cia lpu ild lng) . Price $7S,OOO .OO . NEW l BEDROOM, all electric , carpeted home located on Bear Run Rd ., approx . 4 acres, right -of -way to Raccoon Lreek . Buy now for $35,000 .00. NEW LISTING : Business, or bu ild ing lot in Eureka . Lg . lot, w ·septic tank . Situated on Rt. 7. Buy tor 16,000.00 PROFESSIONAL BUILDING : 15,000 sq . II . located ad jacent to golf course, one level. no st eps, ideal tor of · fices, scnools, professional act ivit ies . For more in · formation call.u/>·1066. BUILDING LOTS : 7S'x l 20', all underground util i ties. rural water, central sewage collec t ion, blacktop streets . No mobile homes. Price S4,000.00. NEW LISTING : Duplex. si tu ated on 4th Ave .. in Gallipolis. Uve in one side, rent the other ... Pr iced to ..,11. $22.000.00 . IF YOU ' RE THINKING ABOUT SELLING , GIVE US A CALL ANO WE 'L L BE HAPPY TO DISCUSS OUR LIS T ING CONTRACT WITH YOU . WE HAVE BUYERS BUT WE NEED LtSTINGSIII LET US ~ELL YOUR HOME WHEN YOU ' RE READY . 71% check the newspaper ads before buying . EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS - 4 rms .. bath, part basement , needs some repairs, wood·burnlng stove , almost 2 •cres on the Barcus Hollow Rd ., Pay Township. Gallipolis City School Dis!. RESTRICTED BUILDING LOT - Corner lot In Spring Valley Estates. 166ft. frontage on Maple . One of Gallla Co.' s nicest subdivisions. All util i ties •vallable . $6,000. Brand new " L shaped " lrame, 3 BR. 2 lull baths, fir epl ace. Combo. kitchen and family rm. Fully carpeted , tastefully decorated. Giant si zed gar age with room for works hop. Just a wonderful place to live ! $50,000 Over 13 acres fl at to rotting only 111, miles from city . Several exce llent building sites. Frame home with alum . siding . Basement, garage. 2 barns . Lots of fru it tr ees . Hom e and land in exce llent cond . $50,000 Mob ile home court near Rio Grande 6 plus acres already t1as 4 mobile hom e sites . Offi ce bldg . with 1/2 ba t h. Ofher buildings, cal l or st op by for complete informa1i on. T his is a great locati on for lg. court . $42,500 3rick . and fram e ranch in excellent neig hborhocf. Beau tif ul green lawn , lOO' x200', has small barn, storage bldQ. wi th loft . Cha in l ink fence in rear. 3 BR , full y carpeted . Lots of cabinets •n ki tche n plus range and dishwasher . Cen . ai r cond . Drapes included . A SOUND INVESTMENT describes this 47 A. tract of land. Located appro• . 3'1• mi. from Hol zer Hospita l near Kerr. Rolling tract Is mostly clean grassland & priced at $40,000. COMMERCIAL LAND FOR LEASE - <00 fl . frontage on State Route 1 appro•. 6 mi. nor th of town . Will lease all or part . PASTURE FARM FOR SALE - 137 A. cl~an rolling grassland. good fences & cross lences, springs. lob. base. 5 rm . house, barn . frorts on 3 rds.. Walnut Twp., $45,000. BABY FARM - Ty coon Lake area, 10 acres mostly clean grassland, nicely remodeled 2 story home, 4 BR 's, bath, f\lodern kl tch~n. formal dining rm .. new shag carpet, Co . water, 3 small outbuildings. Immediate occupancy, Gallipolis City School Dlst. LISTINGS NEEDED 'NATIONALLY - WE BUY - SUPEtf l lWESTMENT - Potenlially high return tor me investor w ith imagina t ion . Three lots zoned commercia l on except ionallY h1gh traffi c ttow streel. Traffic i s sl owed due to adj oi ning bu si nesses . Extra large comfortab le home r ead ily adapted to m ini mall w ith toad s of off str ee t park ing . Call AC 614· 446-3434 ,d ays or AC 614 ·446 3964 evenings and Sundays . and fram e ranch, sunken family rm . with bri c ~ "'"'nlf•ot wood burner . Kit chen nas ~na ck bar will of cabinets. 3 BR , 12'x24 ' covered p;ltln Cit)· ~s< ro ooll s 116.00 gas budget. Well kepl2 story 3 BR brick and frame . Fam ily room . Frankt1n lireptace. Offers lots of privacy . Kvger Creek Schoo ls . Rural water . $29,900 2.27 cleared acres with late model double wide, 24•52, with nice kitcnen, 3 BR , 2 baths and extra large ut ility r:oom . On black top road 8 miles from town . Ci t v School District . $67,000 J miles from cit y, one of the area 's most des irable neighborhoods. Ga llia Academy Hig h Schoo l, Green Elementary School, 3 BR ranch, family Kitchen din ing !rea . built ·ln counter top range, d l shwash~r and 1isposal. Large living room with II r eplace . 3•x60 barn. 3 car garage. FIFTY ·SEVEN ACRES, good fenced pasture, pond , timber , some Wllfnut. M inera l rights go .vith farm . ShOwn by appointment only , BAIRD &FULLER REALTY 1218 EASTERN AVE. - GAlliPOLIS, OHIO "We Sell Better Living" OFFICE 446-7013 $133,000 $150,000 SALES ASSOCIATES 4441·3828 EARL WIN TERS 156·6740 LEE JOHNSON 675-4167 JOHN CAUDILL Gallipolis, Ohio 45l-lnd Ave, 117 ac r es high tv prOduct ive farm eq uipped t o sell grade A mi lk . 37 acres tillable land, 75 ac r es fenced pasture, pond, some timber , 1836 No. toba cco base . Good t::arn and olher outbldg , NEW AD DAILY" HAVE MORE FARMS, HOMES & BUSINESS ROPERTY AVAILABLE. CALL 446-3636 ANY HOUR BETTER YET ... STOP BY AND SEE US AT 2S LOCUST ST .. GALLIPOLIS, 0 , RON CANADAY, REALTOR Audrey unad1y Realtor Associ1te [9 ~ ~AIT()I BEAUTIFUL BI ·LEVEL - Priced lo sell, this lovely home nas 3 bedrooms, 1 full batn and two If• baths, fully ca rpeted, wife approved kitchen, large family room with lovely br ick fireplace , located on J;,.acre nice level lot . All this for 145,000 , better hurry . HOME WITH RENTAL - Buy th is 3 bedroom home wit h bath , dining room , enclosed back porcn and lel the rent from a 2 bedroom garage ap•rtment help make your paymen t . Good location In town, S34,000 . NEW LISTING - very nice 1912 Globemaster l4x64 mobile home, has 2 bedrooms, bath with shower, partial furniture, block foundation. •;, acre !~vel land, located on ClarK c nurch Rd . off Rt .. 160,$ 13,500. GOOD BUY - Good older home, 3 bedrooms, bath. forced air furnace, located on a nice lot In Bidwell, needs a little work but only S12,800 . lOS ACRES - Good farm with a modern 2 bedroom home, fully carpeted, nice kitcnen . would be a gOOd beef farm , has a l•rpe barn, ~0'•250' wi th e<JUIJ>ment tor raising poultry, nice pond , Ferguson equipment, let us snow you tnls fine farm, MOrgan Township, good buy tor $55,000. BE THE FIRST TO SEE THIS ONE . Lovely 2 story In town,l BR'I, 2 full baths, t.r.. LR, format dining rm, formal foyer, modern kitchen, 2 WI flropt.ces, .lull btMmtnl , gas hut and carport, Shown by eppolntmtnl only, STROUT REALTY , 4... oooe. PASTURE FARM FOR RENT Located In Morgan Township, 41 acres , pond , STROUT REALTY , 446-0001. Evenina Cal Oscar Baird, Realtor 446-4632 John Fuler, Realtor 446-4327 m RlAliQR llorvlti I Ioomer, lltatlor ASHC, 241-HI.• lteal i;otate for Sale 23 LOCUST STREET 446-6610 ur A. Nibert, Reanor- 446·4672 Bonnie Stutes, Assoc .-446-2885 Merrill Carter, Assoc .-3 79 ·2184 James Stutes, Assoc .-446-2885 After Hour~ CONTACT : LoiiPtulty lrtncll Mllna ..r changing dally, -;..••.. Phyllis:. toveaay ") .... T. Leadingham• -iiiiiiiiiii~ Realtor OFFICE :% Ph. Home 245-9114 Ph. Home 446-9539 Gallia County', Fastest Growing Real Estate Agency ' Artnur A. Nibert Sen1or Memq~ American Soc iety Of Appraisers We Need Your Home or Farm To Sell "'\ . 1., This home has been tota ll y ref inished and decora ted . Features L .R., F.R .. din ing rm ., bu i1t·in kitch en . Th is home has a beau ty shop wi th al l equ ipment . Rea dy to sta rt a business. Owner is anx ious to sell , wi ll help finance or V.A .• F.H .A. f inancing 11 166 is avail able . NEW LISTINGS39,900 All perma stone home in Cr own City feat ur ing 3 bed room s. li ving r oo m. fam ily r oom, wo od burne r, & all the essentials any home could need . 11 sit s on a beaut iful · ly landscaped tot which has several very pr oduct ive fr ui t tree s. Thi s ho me is pr iced we ll be low re placement cost . Call for more deta ils. ! 173 RESIDENTIAL CE NTURY 21 Bonnie Stutes Evenings ;46·2885 COZY AND COMFORTABLE Nice large shade trees sets off this l ovely 2 B. R. home with large living room , ki tchen & batn . Al l lurnitu re & drapes stay . Jus1 move in . Kyger Creek School Distri ct . 4 LOTS Lots No. 31. 32. 33 & 34 in Pa tr 1ot . Rural water available. Will se ll in pairs or all . CALL TODAY . LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL Lovely 3 B.R. brick country home situa ted on 2 A . of ex · tra nice land . La rge living room With firelace , country kitchen with lovely tlu ilt ·in cabinets. disposal. all oven counter top range &. grill pantry . din ing room & 21~ baths . Large family & re crea11on room with fireplace &. bar , ut i lity room plus plenty of storage ara . Ni ce covered patio , storage bu ilding & po ny sh ed . Rural water plus well wilh pump. THI S HOME WAS BUILT WITH YOUR FAMILY I N MIND . LOW PRICE! NEW 3 BEDROOMS In Green Twp. & scnoots. carpe ted throughout . 6 room home, modern ki tchen with nice built ·in cab inets. Front con crete patio 10 ft . x 20 ft . Wh ite prime siding with black shutters . Located on State Highway 141. 4 mi les from Gal lipoliS. WON ' T LAST LONG. SITTING PRETTY Cl ose 1o Holzer HospiTal. Beautiful 4 BR br ick home with possible 17 A. more or less. Large l iving room , dining room & ki-t chen wi th lots at built ·in cabinets, wal l oven & counlertop range . Farm ily room&. kit· chenette for ca sual liv ing or poss ible entertain ing. L arg e util i ty ro o m . workshop & possibl e den or study . Extra nice pa t io & landscaping. SEE TH IS 'ONE TODAY ! MU ST SELL NOW ! LEVEL LAND & HOME 6 room home wi th 3 BR & bath, F .A. turnace & rural water . Approx . 41-!. A. of ex · tra nice level land. Could be building lots or use.d lor farming . Call for more details . 2 LOTS Lots Nos . 14 & 15 in Mor· rison Add i tion in Bidwell . Level land. Rural water available , 11,000 .00 each. 1 LOT Nice Lot 58 In Patr iot . All level. Rura l water avallabl~ . Nice lot. only $3,750.00. FANTASTIC LOCATION Walk into the lovely en trance wav of this spacious brick bi ·level. 5 B.R .• large fa mi · ty room with woodburning fireplace, tor · ma l dining & l iving room, 2 baths, l arge uti lity room , 2 car garage. Lovely kitchen with disposal , dishwasher & range . Heat pump & central air . Close to Holzer Hospita l. Ci ty Sc hool System . TRI ·LEVEL ONE ACRE Pric ed w ith or withoul fur niture . Newly bu111 7 rooms . Appr ox . 5 mi les from Ga lli po lis, 1 bath s. Partiill bri ck f ron t, rural water . Has a woodburning st ove plus for ce d air fur na ce . The ho me is com pletely furn ished including a queen size bl~ droom su1te in one bedro om , canopy bed in another . se t of bunk beds in th e I hi rd bedroom . All you have to do is move your personal items in & sta r t living . L arge garden area . Storage bar n. All of th is for ONLY! CAL L US NOW . You won ' t believe th is low pri ce . SPRING VALLEY SUBDIVIISION Vacant lots, nice size building lots with all uti lir ies there . Lot size 101.8 ' by 171 .2' . Beller get ' um now. HOME&INCOME PRODUCING PROPERTY 6 rooms. 3 BR home loca ted on old Rt . 160 in Porter witn 1974- 14'x72' mob ile home. 3 BR with comlt •l e ki tchen. electric coo k ~ t o v e & ref rig . F .A. furn ace. central air . Home has il stoke r coal stove. Liv e 1n one r ent the oth er . G·a llia Rural Wa ter Sy stem . 11~ lol . All lor only 127.000.00. Ca ll Now . COMMERCI~.L LANO A tong R t. 35 west of Gallipol is Al l l ~ ve l Rural Wat er availab lf? On two s1d es approx H to 10 A. PHON E F DR D E r AIL S 42ACRES VACANT I. ANO Lo ts of road f ren tage 1.. n Morgan Lane . Some good line fencing. ~lome wh ite oak timber. Appr o)( . 15 A. t il labl e. All cou l d be pa stured . ALL FOR ONLY $13,900.00 . V.A. APPIWV ED 5 ROOM COTTAGE CHILLICOTHE RD . Welt kept 2 bedroom home , bath , liv ing roo m. for mal OR . Nice size ki tc hen, fu ll baement , atta ched gar age. Two porches, one is a rarge tront por ch , n rce to enjoy . There is a lso a large garden area a11d yard . This. property must be sold It is priced r ight, Y•JU can buy it today . Move in tomorrow. 3~ACRES - NEWHOME 4 BEDROOM HOME Nice, cl ean home wim wood or coal burning tirepla ce ·bric k mantel. Modern kitchen with range & re fr lg . Rural water system . F .A. furna ce, 2 car garage & stofage area, 6 large shade trees . Good large level garden space . N ice modest home at modest price . P~ON E FOR INFO RMATION . . I ACRES-LOH OF PINE TREES Deep well , El~ctrlc pump. Well house, eptic tank . ~~;, miles to M ine No. 1. Ap· pro•. 5 acres of timber. All 8 acres levelland . On Scoll Schoo l Rd .. 4 BR , ea t·ln k i tchen, large living room · 12 ft. " 28 ft. lnd house has 6 r c<>ms, J B R, barn (block). & lots of other bu i lding~ . 2 car garage sepa1· ate from home . Approx , 27 A. of t i mbe r ~ some pines. 12 A. til lable . GoOd 1ine l ences . All mineral rights goes with land. 4ACRES MORE OR LE' SS Wooded lo t. !S ome pine trees. Approx. ·1 mile from ce~tenary on Herman · Northup Rd . Pi ck vour own bldg . site . NEW BRICK RANCH GALLIPOLIS CITY SCHOOL SYSTEM Beautiful green lan dscaped yard , ) B .R.. dining area , living room , nice step saver kit chen , utility room & 1112 baths . Central air . Forced air fur nac e. Ther· mopane windows. Just off Rt. 35 west of Ga l lipolis. NICE HOME . RIVERFRONT HOME 3 BEDROOMS Beaut iful view of th e Ohi o River r i gh t from your liv ing room . Lik e to boat, f ish, and r ela x each ev en ing on our own river front? 6 ro om r em od e led hom e, ni ce modern k itchen, F . and 8 por ches, na t. gas forced air furna ce. all rooms a re nice l y ca r pe ted . Your own wat er system . Wh ite alum . outsi de cover ing , 7 targe n1ce ly shaded tot s with cher ry tr ees an d one peac h. A ver y econ omical pl ace t o li ve . o13 A. CLEARED ROLLING LAND Approx . 40 A. tillable , 60 A. pasture . Nice til e block barn. approx . 40 ' x:60 ', equip . shed and lots of ot!ler build .. S cherrv trees, 3 apple, grpe hdrbor .. Stream flows lhrough pro· perty A ll mineral rights goes . 6 room home, 3 BR . basement . Storm doors and w indow s. Bu ilt·in k i fcrte n cbinet s. cook stoiJe & elec . r efr ig. Fuel oil forc ed air turn . Plenty of water . 2 garages . A r eal good farm , on ly 11!2 miles to bank and ~ r(.:ery :;!') ,.~ . CA L L NOW . ATE NT ION BUILD ERS ' Choice build if1g sigh1S ad · joining Porterbrook Sub · div ision . F ive ac res level ta nd all perfec t tor bui lding . VERY MUCH DESIR ED LOC Al I()N , 1 ROOM HOME & PROFITABLE RESTAURANT Wi th 37 1'4 A. of level land . Home has 3 B.R., base· ment , forma l dining room , living room with woodburn · ing f irepla ce, modern k it· chen. All rooms have wa !l to wall carpeting . Storm doo r s and windows. Milk · ing house & parlor , corn cr ib . RESTAURANT - 40 ll .xS2 ft. with all eQuipment needed . Approx . 50 fl . from home. City water system . All mineral r ights goes with property . A ni ce home witn an ex cellent invest· ment bui lding . CALL NOW. 30 ACRES WOODED AREA vacant land, al l mineral r ignts goes . A good place to retreat. Hun t or just be by yoursell . ONLY $14,900.00. CENTURY 21 TWO STORY HOUSE Modern buill in kitchen . batn . House in good condition , garage. good level e•tra lot with block bldg . Worth i ts money s1a.ooo . Bidwel l. Ohio . No. 17l CENTURY 21 Merr iII Carter Evenings 379·2184 Jim Stutes E YCn1ngs ~46 - 288) CENTURY 21 4BEDROOM VE RY REASONABLE Th 1S one has i t al l t1rep 1ace, layroom. ful lY ca rpeted, central a1 r , huge l car garage. Park Lane Su bd iv i sion . II 162 CENTURY 21 CITY PROPERT Y 'l stor y t nu11e. <1 bed room s. open si Cllrcase . Al so.-. utili tv t) tdg . and o qar (1qe All thl 5 toca tcd on o l.'irac lot Wllh a new chn1n l1nk tcncc LOO K TH IS OVER! ! 127 GOOO INVE STMENT OR ~ENTAL PROPERTY Own er will help fi nance fh 1s 12 acr es. mor e or les5, of vaca nt land Possi ble hookup f or 2 mob 1le homes Close to m 1nes . !1 119 CENTURY 21 PRICE REDUCED TO S46,DDD Bi le vel. almos t new, 3 bedr oom s, very apcaling home, baseboa r d hea t and Jot ul wood bur ner . House and 4 lots al l se ll ing . Ap prox . 2 miles from Holzer M ed ic al Cen ter . Sel ling below toda y 's ma rk e t . ~ t so VACANT LAND CE NTURY 21 VACANT LAND 27 acr es . 10 rll la iJic, 11 pastur e, oldcor IJarn. 1300 lb tobacco base , pl en ty wn ter. $11,500. ; 10 1 CENTURY 21 ACREAGE S i :~~. acre s on biacktop r oad . Half of area or m or e is wood tot. Hannan Tra ce School Dist. Ca ll now ~ l'll CE NTURY 21 BUILDING LOTS INVESTMENT Almost tour gr een acres. located on so. Rt. 775. o ver 600 tt . road front age . Rural water available. N 14 2 SMALL FARM SITE '17 acr es, tobac co ba se, ru ral wa ter , city schools , 4 miles fr om GallipO liS on blacktop road . super toea l 1on and buy won ' t lflst long, 11 D3 CE NTURY 21 CENTURY 21 RANCH4BEDROOMS Sp(1ce aboumts in thi s roomy horN: '1 w .b. fl re pla cs. full t 1n1sned bf1semon1 , doub le ca r w i th c> l ec rr ic opener . Si t llng on a good SllC to t toc atr d of! f r om Sl Rl 160 C1 ty sc noot 01s1. Shown IJY appoin tment. Call for mor e de t ail s! 11 132 CENTURY 21 OWNER SAYS SEL L No reasonable off er retu s eel ! Tn 1s home S(.•t11ng 1S scrcnr and peacefu l. en iov Ihe cvcn1ng s 1n a co zy coun try atmospnerc, but yet locatca on l y one mile and ("\ nr1 lf of State Rt 35 7 nedrooms m oocrn buil l 1n k1 fChCfl , c11n1n g room w1lh nardwood floors . 11v 1ng room and n1 CC oath . New garage 2<1 ' x30' het'S panel ed I and tC).lured CCIIir19 : NEAL REALTY PHONE 446 · 1694 See this uceptionally 'well kept hom e with 3 BR , 2112 bath. full basement. lormal din ing room , rec . room, air conditioned, natural gas heat . Situated on a beautilully land sca ped tof in Spring Valley Sub· Division. This home is prlc · ed in tne uo•s. Call today for appt. 1 Chirles M. Neal 446 ·1S46 J . Michael Nea l 446 · 150~ Sam Nea l 446-735~ SPRING SPECIAL · 15 ac res, small pond and a str ong spr 1ng tor wa ter , <'~ P prox. 970 lbs to bacco, 2 bldgs. Pr iced to se ll. 11 18 .. . CITY PROPERTY , EX · CELLENT CONDIT ION Owner ClnX IOUS 10 Se ll !h iS bn ck home S11uatecl on a 5PCI CIOUS woocl ed lot W1 l h1n Cl ly l 1m 1!S (Oly W b flr cplncc. 3 bedrooms. 7 car gnruqe A good qu.111tv built norn c Look. thi s over and ma ke us an otl er! If 126 CENTURY 21 LARGE HOME IN CITY L M lJt ' 2 ~ t o ry house , q r oo ms Hous<' 1S moder n ~-.m1 1n qooct conctd10 ri Pr 1c f'(l r 1· as.o nnl1l e Owne r n<'etls to m ove tn1 s proper ty 1mrned1alely Pl ease call tor rnorr 1ntnrrna l1 on . 11 135 CENTURY 21 WITH IN WALKING DISTANCE OF SC HO OLS City property . 2 ~l ory . · Q bedrooms , g a~ heat. Very reasonably p r1c ed ! # 149 CENTURY 21 SOUTHERN HILL S SPECIAL PRICED LOW 6 rooms. lull basement. lg . garden area . good stor age bldg . Rt 141. justout of c 1ry 11m 1ts should sell fast. Wor t h everv penny 525.000 I t 28 FARMS u.. :. . CE NTURY 21 18 ACRES MUS T SELL IMMEDIATELY Buil t in ki tchen . DR .. L. R, <J or 5 B R Owner says tota ll y insul at ed. A l um . siding . 2 nice fi rep laces, large yard. bar n.. BOO lb . to ba cco base . stoc ked pond, good wood lot. Ideal for keeping hor ses or cattle . M uc h more . Blacktop rd. Harrison Twp. 540.000 . No. 157 CENTURY 21 33 ACRE FARM 4 rm , house, 12 ' x SO' mobile nome , 2 d r illed wel !s, stocked farm pond . Mosf of the land lays we ll. could be used many ways. E)(tra mob ile home hook up and septic tank on another good locati on. Raccoon Two. No. 110 CENTURY 21 WANTED : NEW OWNER -$75, 000 Let ' s sell this outstanding farm . Top condition and produ ction Is here. Ready lo make vou mone y and a farm to be proud of . Level tillabl e land, clean pasture fie lds, toba cc o base . modern remodeled house, barn and ma ch inery shed . It ' s all here. Yoo can be the CENTURY 21 GENERAL FARM Localed ott Slate Rt. 325, Perr y Twp.. 52 ac res . Tillable land , pasture and som e wood ed area . Moder n 6 r oom house and barn . Over 800 lbs tobacco base . PRICED TD SELL! 1 144 CENTURY 21 A LOVELY COUNTRY HOME AND SACRES Story and a ha ll completely r emod(.'ll'd 1nS1cte ancl out Lot born . g ara qe. hay she d, allCt CO JI UI 1I1 Ty bi Cig If 'S IUSI l ops. tor the money! Call lor mor e detods TO DAY! $28.9no ~ 112 CENTURY 21 89ACRES CL AY TOWNSHIP House, 2 bar ns, tobacco base, ver y scen 1c area , 2 beau tiful lakes. stocked wi th f ish . Excellent tor f ishing, boat ing or hun tinQ . Just good li v ing. If 161 CE NTURY 21 SPECIAL SECLUSION 130 acres wooded se tt ing tor thi s new full y equi pped home ,_ has tar m bui l di ngs inc lu di ng second home al l an easy dr iiJe from Gavin or the M ines . 1163 118 acre s, over 40 acres level ti llable land, th e re st is pa stur e and woodland . Tobacco base , 6 r oom house , good barn . other outbuildings . Selling below ~ CATTLE FARM Cattl e prices are looking 1 up. Lois of pasture, plenty water, some good timber . Owner says sel l now . N148 PLANTATION 69 acres on St . Rt. 325 and Cora Mil l Rd .. 8 r oom s. Farm well fenced . Good outbu ildings, 35 acres level t illble l and. Much more. .¥'134 CE NTURY 21 EXTRA CLEAN FARM room house , earn and eqUipm ent sh ed. Knee deep grass all over . Plent y of spr ing water lor stock . Good !enci no !167 .t1 "We're The Neighborhood Professionals" c.•• ."' •I ;\ :l r..••• ....•• CENTURY 21 RENTAL IN VEST MENT Rec ently renova ted, fully ren ted thre e uni t, in town , loc at ed close to schools. Ex ce ll ent re tur n on your money Ill S4 CENTURY 21 A SPR ING GARDEN is eag er to bloom aroun c th is lovely home wh 1c h of fer s 3 B.R . oa th, f ull oase· ment, 2 car garage and den · tor Dad . 1 .. ac res, rura l wa ter, much mor e. Don 't miss th is one. p 164 v CENTURY 21 1MMACULATELY KEPT HO ME N1 cc hom e fea Tur es 3 bedrooms , coni c al hre p l c=~ce. ~~~tt 1 ng on good c,1 Z(' lot, ver y tas tefu ll y ctecora leO Hets an above ltH' q ro uncl ~ w 1 mm1ng pool. Bu r th1S hom e and you ' ll be f bldY tor th e toot summer <.ldys! CAL L NOW FOR M O RE I NFORMATD N /\ NO AN APPOI NTM E NT! ;137 •• .,. ~ ... " ~ CENTURY 21 EXQUISITE HOM E Beau ti ful 5.73 acr es, some wood land is the setting for , this g rac ious bri ck home, 3 or 4 bedr oom s, 1'12 bath, m oder n b ui lt -In kitchen with severa l ni ce cab inets, family room with w.b .f., full basement with a can ni ng k itc hen . Th is spacious home has a 7 car garage wi th aut omat ic opener . Cent ral air, large ni ce bac k pat io, concrete dr i ve . Also a shop or extra ga r age & an a lum . bldg . with shed This is a qua li ty buill & imm acul ately kepi home . Love ly fl ower s & la nd scaping . Man y, many eKir as. Pictures or word s cannot describe th is home. You must see it! No. 168 CENTURY 21 RIVER VIEW Loca l ed 3 miles below G <~tl i p O I ISO n St Rt 7, st or y <~ nd hal f , frame , 3 tJed r oo m s, double car gMage Also hs rental pro · perry Wi th 11. City SChOOl d os t GDDD I NVEST 1'-.~ENT! i 139 OBILE HOMES CENTURY 21 ·-·-·:-: - -.-.-.... -.......... ~­ ....-.......... ~ ,...... .... MOB IL E HOME ~­ 1970 Champ1on model, 4 foo m s w ith bath . Hooku p ntJ rea cty tor e)( tra mobi le Nl Nl horn e. Ca ll now . Sl 3,500. N1 04 j:l ,... ~ CENTURY 21 MOBILE HOME COURT .t Homett e mobile homes, ~ I 12' x52' 2 B.R., total elec · rric, all furn ished, al l ~ rented , loca te d on Old 160 at Everg reen . GOOd cond i· rion , ve r y attract ive set · ~ ting , profitab le investment. ·m~ 532 ,000. K 171 CENTURY 21 ' ;~ .... '" 1973 MOBILE HOME Located in Rappsbur g . 5 rooms , 3 B.R., under skirted . Looks very nice! Priced reasonab le . li 111 .1.. C E NTURY 21 .. MODULAR HOME d room s. 3 oed r ooms , 2 .)ath s, comple te k itc hen, cen tral ai r, wafer tap , ver y :oz y. Sittin g on 2 lovely K res located off f rom Sulavi ll e Por ter Rd 1 129 ~'!" ~:< '£;:: I" j·~ ..~~ ·~ ·, CE N T URY 21 CENTURY 21 ACREAGE 55 rlcres of rol li ng ground suitab le tor bldg . Lots of pasture. Line fences r e good. . 1136 COU NT RY HO ME & SACRES LOC aH~ <I on Stil tC Rl 141 . n1 ce holT'\(', <J bc ctroorn s Own er will se ll w11n s.rnall oown p aym~ nt & 1.1na con tr rl Ct !O i1ny QUrl ld 1CCI buy N ~ l .JJ CENTURY 21 MODERN BRICK 1 h1S lovely home (1nd 7 to J c'!C r cs .s located sout h ot Rio Gr an de on ST. Rt. 325 . Fec1tur es 3 bedroom s. liv 1ng room. tamdt room , w .tl . llrep tace , modern complete bui lt 1n k1lchcn . i bcll hS. f ull basement. and ctaraq c. Cily Sc hools . SMwn tJy appo1n tmenl on 1y I 151 ya ,.o~~ ge CEDAR A FRAME One ac r e wooded tot located approx . 12 mil es from Gal li POl i S on Br um I1C ic! Rd ) beoroom s, open f ireplace and open sta 1r way Th 1s Type at hom e is in very m 1JCn demand! l"f3 CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 CE NTURY21 191;, ACRES ROLLING LAND Well w it h electr ic pump. Sept ic tank . ConcrefP. ,>ad for mobile home hookup. Cellar hOuse . Lots of appiO' trees . Some timber. Good line fences. All minera l rlgnrs goes. won 't las t~ long. CALL NOW S15.000.00. ..;'t ~J Realtor Associate CE N T URY 21 C.II992·711J will be .•• GALLIPOLIS SCHOOLS 1l ACRE LOT Count y wa ter , well h~ 11C C<I , cr ee k r uns lh roug tl ttw land , t hree ex ceiiPn t bui ldin g si tes , All at a very ((~sona bl e pr ice . 1 1' ~ 2 . 110rv older home, 3 iMnom, family room wllfl flrtpltct, living room, dining raom.. cerptltd lhrOUihoUI, ki!CIItn com p ltltlv • equ lpptd, lltunclry room wllfl Wlllltt 1ncl dryer, 2 lllths, out. building wllll tltclrlc for sltrllt, ttum. ·sldl•t• storm wlnclowl, new roof, on double lot. Alidn1 US,DOI. 104 W.MIIn Pomerov m.22fl This ad ~ '• ' EACH OFFICE INDEPENDENTLY OWNED SOUTHERN HILLS NEW LISTING - Very ni ce farm with a modern home, nas 4 bedrooms, bath, modern kltcnen, dining area, for ced air fu rn ace . Hs 86 acres of beauti ful rolling land, tobac co base, pond, block building, large barn . Located on Clark Churcn Rd . off Rt. 160. au·r"''" BUSINESS FOR SALE Smell roltll clothing lforo In contlnutlly building oru. Prlctd rNoont bly. Cell . 446· 7400 for mort dttolls. BRICK 7 rooms , 4 bedrooms. 1'1' baths natural gas central heal. city water, nice lev~l lot and 2 car garage wlfh workshop over. Near stores too. Ask ing 130,000 . 7 ACRES PLUS - On good State Route with rural water and electric available. lots of road frontage and no restrictions. 4 TO 5 ACRES - Located west of Route 7 on paved road . Water line by property and electric on 11. Assorted sizes and pr ices. FAMILY HOME - Good tO room house with ~ bedrooms, 2 baths. fam ily room , shop. gorage and 3 lots . Covered picnic patio. and nice shade trees. VA approved. 1 ROOM HOME 3 bedrooms, bath , gas floor furnace . garage and lot 70'•100', All city utilities and nice back yard for $9,500 . NEW LISTING Lot 125x125 on Powell Street In Middleport . $6,000 . NEW LISTING - Old 6 room house In need of repairs. 7S acres of land. all minerals and sewral n ice hay fields. S25,000 . FOR LOOK , AHEAD TOMORROW . INVEST TODAY. HELEN L. TEAFORD SUE P. MURPHY G. BRUCE TEAFORD REAL TOR ASSOCIATES NlCE LOT - Good mobile home or building site , over 111 acre land, l ocated close to town on Rt. 141. Price redu ce d to 1~.200. · WE NEED LISTINGS HAVE A WAITING LIST OF QUALIFIED LIST WITH US FOR FAST ACTION ON PROPERTY . ED RIGHT weft 1ak.en care ot. There is an entrance stairs to t~e tower level. olso to the upper level. Upstairs tnere are 4 bedrooms. with bath oft master bedroom. large living room , kitchen with walnut cabinets, D.W., O.R. 1nd ret . D ining room has sliding doors lo back redwOOd deck porcn. Downsta irs a very pretty fam ily room with beautiful brick w.b . fireplace, fhird btlth, l and 1h C.l'lr with utility room to one side . Becky Lane, Phone «6·0458 . Cheryl Lemley. usoclate · Home Phone 742 ·2003 Hill on Wolfe, usoclate Home Phone Ut.1589 GeorgeS. HobsteHer. Broker Home Phone 992-S7J9 'IIRCIL 8 . SR . • l,,lo!'J!'1 · ~' P•li O 992-3325 mE. second Street 1 $33,000 acre farm near Eno sui table for da ir y or beef catt le lenced pasture. 3 ponds. Barn, milking parlor. and other ou tbldg . 3 BR remodeled farm nomE ki tc hen with range, dishwasher & dlsp . In storm doors & windows . Make an appoint is farm soon . GRAB IT FAST. It won ' t Jut. Sprawling l BR brick ranch Is priced to sell & oilers 1110 sq . ft . oltivlng area with 3 baths, form~ I dining rm .. t1mitv rm . with stone fireplace equipped kitchen & hell pump PLUS a large 1 car garage & partially finished full basement . Locilted on theW . T . W1tson Rd . near Rodney . Shown by appointment only . STROUT REALTY 446-0008. u.m .. $35,000 $79,900 BEAUTIFUL BRICK RANCH on 3 ci ty loi s, level w i th 17x35 oval 1nground pooL The children & Mom w ill love it . Ma ny , man y gOOd ies witn th is 3 bedroom hom e. Otorge S. Hoblttlttr Jr. Broker 107'1• Sycamore St. Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. 992-6333 Office Hours 4p.m. Closed Thurldaysand Saturdays at noon Your Full Tlmt Rtal Estate Broker NEW LISTING 3 bedroom older home with seml · modern kitchen , natural gas healing, oak and birch floors , situated on large lot 100' • 250' In village of Chester . Wellworth 116.000.00 selling price . LOOKING FOR YOUR FIRST HOMEr Darling 3 bedroom home In Syrecuse . Priced just rlghtll Call now for private showing. AN ATTRACTIVE well malnltlned older home In Racine . Living room with firep lace. dining room. nice kitchen. large pleasant room for flowers. 3 bedrooms. has two types of heat, lots of storage space . Garage and workshop. Call today for all details . Only 132.000.00 NICE DOUBLE WIDE mobile home In Arbaugh Additlor In Tuppers Plains. HOme Is 24' • 52' and Is situated on Corner Lot. Qo\ly $5,000.00 down will buy this nice home. Selling price 121,000.00. RELAX THIS SUMMER In th Is spacious 12 room Split Leve l Colonial with 5 bedrooms, 3 lull baths, Inter-com system, central heating and air cordltlorlng. Sun deck. 2 car garage and much more ! ! Located In Riggs Crest Manor . Well worth $65.000 .00 WE HAVE MANY CALLS EACH DAY FOR NICE · FARMS AND HOMES. CALL US TODAY TO FIND OUT HOW TO LIST YOUR PROPERTY . WE ADVERTISE SELL- TRADE. tSS Ac r e farm , 60 acres tillable, r est pasture and timber . 1,200 lb. tobacco base . Excellent build ing sites atong state route . Ga ll ia Counly rural water . 40' 1C60' barn, tool shed and implement shed. Buildings in gOOd cond. 3 BR , 2 bath home with full basement. 2 ca r Jar age . My pledge to you : Personal service and fa st ac · tion . WE NEED USTINGS RODNEY AREA - 160 •cres. 100 acres pasture & tropland, coal & llmestone reported, near l'roposed U.S. 3S, good Investment property . $100,000 . $34,900. BUILDING ON UPPER lND AVE,., needs some repair . Pri ce reduced . CROWN CITY - 3 bedroom home on large tol . Pr ic ed r ignt , $14 ,900 INCOME PROPERTY- 22,000 sq . H. building located . In Middleport. rent potential of over 130,000 per year. Call for more Information . FARM FOR SALE - '19 ACRES - All clean, mostly tillable , presently In gra55, 2 ponds. several good barns & sheds. 3 cow milk parlow. lob. base. 12x60 mobile home Is now rented, 650ft . frontage on State Rt. 55~ at Eno. 0111o. 2.000 ft. frontage on county rd . 175,000. Call for more detai ls. 2SO'x1SO' BUILDING LOT near Evergreen, along highway , rural water, price 55,900. 10 ACRES OUT - Cleared on front w ith septic tank r eady to bu ild on RACCOON CREEK - · 13 acres of flat land with appro•. 1500 ft. of creek frontage. sandy soil, barn, loc•led in Northern Gall la Co. 113,000. LOTS FOR SALE - Located on old Route 160 at Evergreen, lincoln Pike & Georges Creek Rd. Co. water available. Mobile homes welcom"' 3 year Old brick ra nch in Ga llipolis City School Distr i ct, Green Elementary . 3 BR , 1112 baths. Fully carpeted, birch doors and woodwork , marble sills, crysta l chandelier , 2 car finished garage only begi ns the list of extras avai lable In th is beautiful home. NEW Ll STING : 2 bedroom , Betnel Rd .• I acre land, well , or r ural water , fuel oil furna ce. Priced tor quick sale . $12,000.00. Let us place your home or farm . Approximiltely MORGAN TOWNSHIP - 36 acres near Meigs Mines, 5 acres leveL most of balance could be pasture, sm•ll stream. township road, $11,900. COMMERCIAL SITE - Located on State Route 7 at Kanauga. Corner lot has approx. 170ft. frontage on 7. Ideal for almost •ny type business . LOOKING FOR THAT " Dream Spot" along the Ohio!!! Located .:tpprox . 15 mins. below Galli polis, • over looking the beautiful Ohio Is this com fortabl e home just wa iti ng for you 3.5 acres in all , 4 porches. observat ion deck , fruit and shade trees . Owner leaving area . Immediate possession, priced for onl y $19,500 .00. PRICE REDUCED on this 2 bedroom home on Lower River Rd ., 111 acre tot , city water . Owner anxious to sel l. Priced lor m,ooo.oo. PLANNING TO SELL Li .. t v. ith us & t promise 100% of mv kr1owledge, my ib1 .1t , mv enerqv as well as advertising & aggressive pr omotion for each home. we are the mat chmaker for buver and seller. Advertising produces prospech but we do the selling, 50 deal with us. OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE In the wilderness of the W•yne N•tional Forest . s to 8 acre tracts of woodl•nd now avallobie adjoining thous•nds of acres of government land. Public hunting, fl•hlng and camping permiHed . Prices start at S2500 with financing available. BUILDING OR MOBILE HOME SITE - 4 acres on Glassburn Rd . In Springfield Twp. $4,000. NEW LISTING - BUILDERS, YOUR ATTENTION, PLEASE 't - we rwe just li sted prime building lots on Rt. 7 - S minutes f rom the Silver Bridge. There are 14 Jots, engineer platted with 6" and 8" sewer, til ed 71!1 ft . \Jnderground . Just imag1 ne ~ no clear ing or but IdOl · mg . These lots are flat and readv . wa iting for vour building e)(pertise. NEW LISTING - PEACEFUL AND SERENE - This property can be purchased with or wi thout a 1971 Richardson mobile home . There are 12 acres of la nd , mostly cleared, som e wooded, with a new fence line . Also has a small barn and spring . Located ott ol Rt . 775 - Pr iced right ! Your Best Real Estate Buys Are Found in the Sunday Times-Sentinel HOBSTETTER REALTY TONEY REALTY (0 BOB LANE BRANCH MANAGER 855 SECOND AVENUE . CE N T U RY 21 MOBILE HOME COURT Thr ee goOd mobi le homes loca ted close to c1fy . Owner wi ll sell with sma ll down payment & rand contra ct to any qualifi ed buyer . CA LL TODAY! N 133 CENTURY 21 Are you th ink ing of buying a mobil e hOme? Like new 1975 Vinda ie- mobile home. , All se t uP and ready to be 1 1 moiJed 1nt o. Le t's Deal TO· day ! K140 , 1 �• 0-8- The Sunday Times-Sentinel. Sunday, Jw1e 18, 1978 TELEVISION VIEWING MoVIe Channel 4 5 and 9 p.m.- Yellow Rose ot Texas tg I Z and 11 p.m . - 'Pnrn /,.,1 NEW YOilK 1Ul'l i Tltc N<·w Ynrk UH il)' News mnl r·c(ll't:'Sl'tl ta tivt's of 1)40 .s t rik in ~ t ditul'ial an d t4 111llllerei <.t l emph•yc es Frida v announl'ed a ten t alive MONDAY . JUNE 1,, 1978 5:45- Farm Report 13: 5:5!>--PTL Cl ub 13: 6:Do--P TL Cl ub 15: Summer Semester 10. 6 ) ()-Columbus Today 4,· News 6; Summer Semester SUNDAY , JUNE 18, 1978 6:0!>--AG .USA 4; For You ... Black Woman 8: This is the Life 10; 6:3o--Chrlstopher Closeup l ; Je rry 8; P ub li c Af1alrs 10 : 6:45---Mornlng Report 3; 6:5o--Good Morning . West VIrginia 13. 6:55---News 13; 7:01>-- Today 3,4, 1S; Good Morning America 6, 13; CBS News 8: Porky Pig 10. 7 25---C huck White Reports 10; 7:3o--Schoolles 10; 8: oo--Captaln Ka ngaroo 8.10: Sesame Street 33. 9:00- Me rv Griffin 3; Ph il Donahue 4. 13. 1S: Emerge ncy One I 6: Brady Bunch 9: Match Game 10 : Studio See 33. . 9 3o--A~dy Griffi th 8: Family Affair 10; Feeling Free 33. 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Rogers 20. 9 3o--What Does the Bible Plainly Sa y? 8: It is Written 10; Church Service 13; Zoom 20 . four-da y walknut at th e RALLY SUNDA V COLUMBUS (·UP!) - A rally is to be held Sunday by the Fathers for Equal Justice to protest " inequalities in child visitation rights" for di vorr('d fath er~ . The Hnnounl' emt•nt w.as mmle in the lobby of the Dorallnn al \0 :28p .m . EDT by a mediator who sa id a ratificatio n vote would be held at 4 p.m. Saturday in the , 10 Jo- Rex Humbard 3; Yours fo r the Ask1ing 4 ; Hot News 8. Young and the Restle ss 10; Not for Women only 15; Keyboard Sonatas 33. I:Jo--Days of our Lives 3, 4, 15; As !he World Turns 8, 10 : 2:Do--Onelife to live 6 : Five Red Herrings 33. Z 3o--Doctors 3,4, IS: Gut <:ling Light 8, 10; 3:01>-Another World 3,4, 15. General Hospita l6. 13; Lilias, Yoga and You Z0,33. 330 - All in the Fami ly 8, 10; Prime Time 20; Book Bea t 33. Fudge 6; Or . Thea Jones 8; Ga r ner Ted Armst rong 13. 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Modern Office Suite of 4 Offices In Spring Valley Area with The g roup, nearly a ll divorced father s, is critica l of Franklin Count y Probate Court judges, contending it has been discriminated under present divorce laws. maximum parking. ·SUPPLfMENl TO : PHONE 446-4905 FOR MORE INFORMATION NORTH +K to5 :t 6- 17-A • 3 + AK98 52 WF.ST • 2 ¥10 964 • 10 6:1 tO EAST • J 98 • AQ.J87 2 • QJ +AK 542 +8:1 SOUTH + AQ164 Vulnerable : Neithe r Dealer : East • Wes t North F.a."it 3¥ 4+ I¥ Pass South I+ Pass chuck dummy's singleton heart. So Arthur led a heart at Ulc,• 11 gnncl nf'ig llbnr. Sturr Fm rn ill thf'" . trick two. Back cam e a club . The defense had three tricks i!U I 'UM in and now Arthur did lead tha t third club. C. K. SNOWDEN Declarer studied for a long I IH U I.UOCI time. Should he ruff with 417 Second Ave. dummy 's \0 or dummy's GallipOlis, 0 . S1Al E FAR M 1'4$URANCf CUMf'ANIE S king'! Finally he decided to Phone 446·42,0 lfO""P O "or P< R•" n(liO~ !1>1'05 ruff with the king on the theory that .Jordan rea lly .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...... A l.ouisiann reader wants to know if we cons ider that South's hand is worth an opening two bid . He held : +K + Mak ing Th ino s Grow 33 Gill igan' s Islan d 15 ; Da niel oo-- u.s News 10; Foster , M.D. 10. Shepherd 's P ie 33. 7 31>-- That Na shville Musi c 3: In Sea rch of 4: Muppet Show 6; Mal ch Game PM 8: Mac Neil Lehrer Report 20 .33 : Wil d King dom 10, Candid Camera 13: Nashvi ll e on lhe Road 15. 8.0o-- Little House on the Prairie 3, 4, IS ; Ba seball6 ,13; Open 6, 13; Great Performan ces 33. Guard ian 15: Meat 10. 3 Jo-M ovie " Tor n Courta in '' 4; To Be Announce d 8. d 00 - Spo rt sworld 3 15 ; Auto Racing 8, 10. 5 oo-01d Friends ... 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On other oc~a s i o ns a ll that is neressary is good common sense. Herl' is a sa mple of this type defense by Arthur Robinson a nd Hobert Jordan who at Uutt Lime were one of the best pa irs in the wo rld . Arthu r leu the king of cl ubs a nd decided tha t Bob's eight spot was the start of an echo with a doubleton club. Should he comtin ue (' ]ubs'J No, he shouldn't. This would declarer a chanec to ~i vt• Items And Prices Good In Silver Bridge Shopping Plaza Kroger And Pomeroy Each of these ad'v'ertised items is required to be readily available far sale in each Kroger Store, ew:cept as specificallv noted in th1s ad . If we do run out of an adver· tised item . we will oHer you your choice of a comparable item, when available, reflecting the same savings or a rain· check wh ich will entitle you to purchase the advertised iter.-. at the advertised price within 30 days . KROGER COFFEE TOTAL SATISFA CTION GUARANTEE E~o~erythtng you buy at Kroger ts guaranteed for your total sat1sfactton regardlttM ot manufacturer If you are not sat1Sf1ed , Kroger Will replace your 1tem with the same brand or a comparable brand or refund your purchase pnce . Made with best South and Central American coffee baans ... ground to your tasta ... roostad exactly right ... saolad roaster-fresh In vacuum cans for full· flavored goodness In avery cup. AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, JUNE 24 10 A.M. on Main St., Coolville, Ohio, beside Sohio Station . To settle Estate of the late Elza Adams . Tyl er M oore 10 ,' Hogan ' s Heroes 15s. 8: ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY Pa!-is 6 01>-- News 3.4.8 . 10. 13.15: ABC New s 6; Zoom 20: game 6. 13; Marty Robbins' Spotli ght COPY,IGHT lt71- THE KROGER CO. ll'EMS AND PRICES GOOD SUNDAY JUNE 11 THIU SATURDAY JUNE 24 tt71 WE . RESEIVE THE liGHT TO liMIT QUANTITIES NONE SOlD TO DIAliiiS. ' needed tha t jack of spades for the opening bid . It actually didn 't matter. Jordan held the jack-nin eeight of spades and wa s going to get a trump tr1 ck irrespedive of what the un· fo rtunate declarer did . • K5 • 74 • Q9 i 6 5·3o--Odd Couple 4; News 6: Electric Co . 20,33; Mar y Sunday Tim•• S•ntin el Point PI•Gaant Reg itf•r 1400 SQUARE FEET OFFICE SPACE IN TOWN Common sense sets hand +J YOU CAN DEPEND ON KROGER se1lution ." Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Opening lead 7:0o-Cross·wi ts 3; Ameri can Li fe St yle 4; Newlyw ed been BRIDGE lJ ; Pet 6 3!>-- NBC News 3,34.15; ABC News 13; Andy Gr il lith 6: CB S News 8, 10; Over Easy ZO : Antiques 33. we've ;neeting thro ughout the day - day Bnd night yesterday and day and night tQday . We grappled with the problems a nd we finall y found a FOR LEASE Saturda y, .Junf' 17 10 : 31>--Hollywood Squares 3,4, 1S: High Hopes 6; Price · is Right 8, 10; S20,000 Pyram id 13: Paint along with Nancy Kaminsky 33. 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I 3o--Marcus Welby , M.D. 4: 1: 45---ABC News 13 +AK It is stron g eno~gh. But with a balanced 25 high-<:ard points , nn opening three · notr ump ca ll ls · ~uperior . Nf.:WSI'AI 'E I! t:NTt:I !I'I!I SE ASSN 1 (0 0 r'OU have a q ueS tiOn lor lhe expetrs 1 Wn te · ·Ask tn e Experrs .. can• o f thtS ne wspa· per lndlwdual questtons wtlf be ans wered II accomoan1ed by stamped. self-addressed envelopes rh e mos t mter es t· mg Qv estwn s will be used m tills column .-Jnd w tlf rece11te COIJieS o l Kraft Mayonnaise Will Sell : Di shes, jars. sa usage stutter . karut cu tt er , ir on ski llets, 2 glass door cupboards, G. E. 36 in . elec tri c range, tabl e and 4 chai r s. Gibson food modern frost tr ee side·bY· Slde r efr igerator & freeze r . 4 old rocki ng chairs , cane bott om cha ir s. plank bottom chai rs. ol d l ib rary tabl e, square stand , regulati on clock , 2 pocke t watches, arrowhea ds. quilt ing frames , dom e top trunk . iron bed with brass knobs. 3 pc. bedroom su ite, bed & dr esser , cherry ches t of drawers (over 100 y r s. old ), standa r d Model A ta lk ing machine wi th hor n, Sun Oak co al & woo d stoVe . Norge heavy duty automatic washe r , Nor.Qe heaYy duty dryer . copper wash boiler . por ch swi ng s, 18 in. lawn mower . pipe vise, table saw , wood plane, fo rge se t complet e, hand tools of all kind s. old wood tab le, ail heat sl ave , corn planter . gra in cradle , one man crossing saw , 1965 Buick LeSa bre. many items too numerous to mention . Man y unknown till sale t ime. Cans Boxes Warren Adams Auctioneer - Jim Alloway Admini strator - 40·01. " Earthquake" 3.4,15. Luc an 6.13 ; Rhoda 8, 10. Jar Previn and th e Pi ttsb ur gh 20; Keyboard SonataS 33 . 8 3G-On Our Own 8,10. 9:0D-Mov le " White L ine Fever " 1, JJ ; All in the Family B. lOr Po ldaf'k II SEEKS ACTION ZO,JJ. 9 3o--Atice 8, 10; IO :Do--Shirley Mac Laine 8,10: Austin City Limits 20: Firing Li ne 33 . COLUMBUS IUPI I- Rep. Samue l Dev ine, R-Ohio, ca lled un House Judiciary 11 QO--News 3,4,8,10.15 ; Janak i 33 Committee Cha1rman Peter II 15--- News 6, 13 ; CBS News 8.10; PMA Pulse IS l l.lo--Movle " They Made Me a Crimina l" 3: M ov1e " A Lovely Wa y to Die'' 4 ; Movie " EKO ·Man " IS , ABC News 6; 700 Club 8. Movie " Fol low The Boys " 10. I I 45---F B I 6 : PTL Club 13 . ••••••e•••••••••••e•••• ~al ~ cp;state:• Today : By Willis T. Leading !lam e e Rea~• •• • • • Be Cautious With Deeds Probably the deed to vaur pr opert y is f i l ed away . all but forgott en Probably. you ' ve neve.r .. · lh d • ch ec k e d 1t s1nce e ay 11 • served to pass t 1tl e tram • the previous owner fo you Perhap s you didn ' t even • check it then . Ther e may • have been no urgent reason to An apparentl y se cur e deed ca n turn ou t to be a wort hless piece of paper , e • e • .e I • • • e • e descr i bes the propertv? Any of these detects - as well as many ot hers coul d mal(e you r deed 1n val1 d Bul de tec t i ve deeds are !he e)(cept ion , not th e rule , s.o don ' t be lr lghtened Jus t be cautious. And the bes t way to be cau t1ous IS to deal With,:, r eputable re al es tate profe ssio na l an d a kn owledgeaiJ ie real estat e Iawver For instance, suppose the deed st ates the name of the seller , but doe sn'l conta in If fhere is any th ing wt his si gnature., Suppose the can do to help you in th~ se ll er wes under 71? field of real estatt please Su ppose the 5eller d ied phon e or d rop l n at belore you rece1ved the LEADINGHAM REAL ESTATE , 512 Second Ave.. • deed? Suppose there's an e error 1n the way the deed Gallipolis. Phone 44 6-7699 . ' " ·'·· "''ere to help ! • : •• • 1 e 1 e 1 e • e • • • 1 • 1 e • • • • e • 1 eeeee•••••e•eeeeeeee•••••e• Rodi no. D-N. J ., to schedule committ ee act ion on one of the 3S pending resolutions calli ng fur a pruposed co nstitutiona l amendmenl that will require th e fe deral gov ernme nt to have a balanced budget. " Ad upt iun of any one of the pendt ng resolution s and referral s 10 the stales would be a clea r signal lo the America n people that thei r elected offi cials are willing tu make Iruth and spending lhe fi rst maj or step toward 25' OFF LABEL ELBERFELD PLAYTEX· summer . t,: :~. ·•· ~ ~ 25• OFF LABEL ,, Bright Det argent ........ aox Lux Liquid 49·01 20' OFF LABEL F Quart c Armour Corned Beef..... ~~::· c 99 Maxwell House $ Instant Coffee ~~~ r • 01 responsibility in govern· ment ," Dev ine wrote Rodino. REV IEW SOUGHT COLUMBUS 1UP! t Ohio Cuns umcrs' Counsel William A. Sprailey wants the Public Uiiliti es Commission or Ohio to check to se(' if Oh1o utilities huvc charged customers 100 much £ur the extra natura l gas needed du ring the wmter shortage when coal miners were un strike . Spratley asked the PUCO to reconsider it s approval of aU fuel charges imposed by the Columbus & Southern Ohio Elect ric Cu. They said Thursda y it had discovered its ove r chargin g through the audit. It found it was passing along a hi gher rale which incorrectly incl uded transmi ssion charges, which the PUCO will not allow to be added onto bills. 11• OFF LABEL SAVEUPTO .. f. 00 '• Save $1.00 when you buy any Instead ®bra Listerine I OW30 QUAKER STATE IOW40 GULFPRIDE MULTI-G Mouthwash :~~.~. Motor Oil.. ........ Sale ends July 8,1978 You r summer figure begins at the Play tex<!!Summer Sale I ( :SONANZA CAlP ',. Instead<! · The bras for a fu ller, ' 'more beau tiful bus t. Instead wil l help your l1 gure lrve up to ti s full potential - by not only lifting Irom the boltom bu t also gently gathering you from the s1des Instead® is pmfec t for summer fa shron s - and it's available in J/4 cup. plunge and convertible strap styles. Save $2.00 when you buy any "i can't believe It's a girdle" ® girdle firm control yet unbelievably lightweighl for cool comfort all summer long - in brief, average leg, long leg and high-waist long leg styles. · •48 MONTHS FINANCING •OPEN TIL 8 PM LINGERIE DEPT. ON 2ND FLOOR . OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTTIL8 OTHER WEEK DAYS OPEN 9:30A.M. to s P.M. 2 r Su ppor t wtth lreedom of movement - lace cups and butterfly front make Living the slrelch bra that moves with you ... breathes with you. 5797 •HIGH TRADE-INS 33 • • • • • . . Btl. SMITH •HUGE DISCOUNTS . Bounce Faltric 60·Ct.$ . 50 ft ener .-........ Box ROUND TOP Save $1.00 when you buy any Living ®bra DOC LIMIT I JAR PLEASE Evaporated Kroger Milk Mueller Elbow 8-oz~ Macaroni ... ____ .... Kroger $ 79 Peanut Butter Not responsible for accidents . Lunch, Terms : Cash or checks with po sitive 1. 0 . No item s shown until day of sa le. JACOB Y MODERN 1 Quart Jar Save $4.00 when you buy any " i can't believe it's a girdle"®all-in-one lhe same great lightweight fabric combined with a cool "crepeset" tricot support bra for a smooth bust-to-hip line - perfect under summer fash ions - remarkably cool , too ... And , jus t in lime for summer, they're now available in be1ge. So rush in now for great summer looks at special summer prices. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ~o;dwich or Hot Dog Buns2 ~-~: Sl 89 Peach CoHee Cake ..... _..~~;~· c ROYAL VIKING DANISH PILLID ITL\WIIIIY 01 VILLAGf IA~IRY Angel Food Cake .... ... _.... ~;~· Big Value Fig Bars ..... ___ .. ':t.~~ SJ2 9 99 c Kroger 20-oz. White Bread KROGER Grlle A Eggs· Knt~er Dot. lrade A Lar11 Eggs .. .... . .......... . Doz. ALL KROGER STORES OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY , Except Closed Saturday Midnight Til 9 AM Sunday Except Hinton , White Sulphur Springs And 514 S. Third St. Ironton r fiOZIN . sse 2 2-lb. Avondale French Fries . Pk1•· KIOGII PIOZIN Pre-Whipped Topping._._. _~:::· PROZIN lroger Glazed Donuts ._... t:;,o: PIOZIN Mrs. Smith Apple Pie .__ .__ :k;~ 2 KROGER CELEBRATES THE ANNUAL PO EROY FROG JU P With Frog Legs ....................... lb~2 29 Po~:;:rb~·r:., \ 1 I �• 0-8- The Sunday Times-Sentinel. Sunday, Jw1e 18, 1978 TELEVISION VIEWING MoVIe Channel 4 5 and 9 p.m.- Yellow Rose ot Texas tg I Z and 11 p.m . - 'Pnrn /,.,1 NEW YOilK 1Ul'l i Tltc N<·w Ynrk UH il)' News mnl r·c(ll't:'Sl'tl ta tivt's of 1)40 .s t rik in ~ t ditul'ial an d t4 111llllerei <.t l emph•yc es Frida v announl'ed a ten t alive MONDAY . JUNE 1,, 1978 5:45- Farm Report 13: 5:5!>--PTL Cl ub 13: 6:Do--P TL Cl ub 15: Summer Semester 10. 6 ) ()-Columbus Today 4,· News 6; Summer Semester SUNDAY , JUNE 18, 1978 6:0!>--AG .USA 4; For You ... Black Woman 8: This is the Life 10; 6:3o--Chrlstopher Closeup l ; Je rry 8; P ub li c Af1alrs 10 : 6:45---Mornlng Report 3; 6:5o--Good Morning . West VIrginia 13. 6:55---News 13; 7:01>-- Today 3,4, 1S; Good Morning America 6, 13; CBS News 8: Porky Pig 10. 7 25---C huck White Reports 10; 7:3o--Schoolles 10; 8: oo--Captaln Ka ngaroo 8.10: Sesame Street 33. 9:00- Me rv Griffin 3; Ph il Donahue 4. 13. 1S: Emerge ncy One I 6: Brady Bunch 9: Match Game 10 : Studio See 33. . 9 3o--A~dy Griffi th 8: Family Affair 10; Feeling Free 33. IO :Do--Card Sharks 3,4, IS; Edge of Night 6: Pass lhe Buc k 8: Joker 's Wild 10: To Tell The Truth 13; F alwell4 ; T alk lng Hands 8: American Problems & Cha llengs 10; Agriculture : Food for Thought 13. 7 00 - This is the Life 3: Eddie Saunders 6; Think ing in Black 8; Treehouse Club 10; Newsmake r '78 13. 7·31>--TV Chapell ; Your Heal th 4; Show My People 6; Jerry Fa lwell 8: Urban League 10; Bible Answers 13: J immy Sw aggart 1S. a·oo-M ormon Choir 3; Day of Discovery d; Grace Cathedral 6: Church Service 10; Chr ist for the Wor ld 13; Some ot God's Chilctren IS ; Sesame St reet 20. 8·31)-.Qral Robert s 3; Jim my Swagg art 4: Celebrat ion of Pra ise 6; Da y of Discovery 8; James Robison Presents 10: Wil laro Wil cox 13; Open Bible IS . 9:oo--Gospel Sing lng J ubilee 3: Robert Schu ller 4 : Rex Humbard 6; Rev . Leona rd Repass 8; Oral Roberts 10; Jim Frankl in 13; Ernest Angley IS ; Mr . Rogers 20. 9 3o--What Does the Bible Plainly Sa y? 8: It is Written 10; Church Service 13; Zoom 20 . four-da y walknut at th e RALLY SUNDA V COLUMBUS (·UP!) - A rally is to be held Sunday by the Fathers for Equal Justice to protest " inequalities in child visitation rights" for di vorr('d fath er~ . The Hnnounl' emt•nt w.as mmle in the lobby of the Dorallnn al \0 :28p .m . EDT by a mediator who sa id a ratificatio n vote would be held at 4 p.m. Saturday in the , 10 Jo- Rex Humbard 3; Yours fo r the Ask1ing 4 ; Hot News 8. Young and the Restle ss 10; Not for Women only 15; Keyboard Sonatas 33. I:Jo--Days of our Lives 3, 4, 15; As !he World Turns 8, 10 : 2:Do--Onelife to live 6 : Five Red Herrings 33. Z 3o--Doctors 3,4, IS: Gut <:ling Light 8, 10; 3:01>-Another World 3,4, 15. General Hospita l6. 13; Lilias, Yoga and You Z0,33. 330 - All in the Fami ly 8, 10; Prime Time 20; Book Bea t 33. Fudge 6; Or . Thea Jones 8; Ga r ner Ted Armst rong 13. II co--Doctors on Call a, Big Blue Marbl e 6; Ernest Angley 8; Rex Humbard 15; Rev . Henry Mahan 13; Infinity Factory 20. ll ·JG-Big Blue Marbl e J: Anima l s, An imals, Ani ma ls 6, 13 , Focus on Columbus 4 ; Electr ic Company 20. 4:0()-Mr . Cartoon 3: Superma n 4; For Richer , for Poor er 15; Men; Grltfin 6; Addams Family 8: 12 ·tr\i---At I S'sue 3: News Conference 4 4; Issues and Answers 6,1 3: Face the Nat ion B; The I ssue 10 ; This is the Lite 15; In Sear ch of th e Real America Sesam e Street 20,33. Gomer Pyle, USMC 10; Dinah 13 a 3o--My Three Sons 3: Gilligan's Island 4; Gill igan 's Island 8; Brady Bunch 10, Little Ras ca ls ' 15. 10. 12 3()---M ee t the Press 3,4, 15 ; Communi que 6: Test i m ony T im e Today 8; Face the Nat ion 10: Evangelis t Cal vin Evans 13; Dick Cavett 20. 1 OD- Ton y Brown ' s Jo ur na iJ ; T ruth or Consequences 4; Ameri ca' s Bl ack Forum 6 ,· Bo b Jones Un iver si ty 8; Wash ington Week in Revie w 33 ; Alaskan Sa fari 10; Town Topics 13; PTL Club 15 , How To 10. 1 3(}- Funny Farm 3: Tennis 13 ; L ittle Rascals 4; Tony Brown 's Journal 6; Tennis S; Wal! Street Week 33: Hocki ng Valley Bluegrass 20 . ~ oo-Movie " The Re luc tan t As tr onaut " 3, Movie " Tarzan ' s Savage F ur y " 4 ; Tennis 6; Pro Bowl in g 10 : Soundstag e 20 : Ka nawha County Board of t:duca tion Meetmg 33 . 5:DO-Her e Come the Brides 3, My Three Sons A: Gunsmoke 8; Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood 20.33: HoQa n's Heroes 10: E mergencv One! ticoat Junc t ion 15. Modern Office Suite of 4 Offices In Spring Valley Area with The g roup, nearly a ll divorced father s, is critica l of Franklin Count y Probate Court judges, contending it has been discriminated under present divorce laws. maximum parking. ·SUPPLfMENl TO : PHONE 446-4905 FOR MORE INFORMATION NORTH +K to5 :t 6- 17-A • 3 + AK98 52 WF.ST • 2 ¥10 964 • 10 6:1 tO EAST • J 98 • AQ.J87 2 • QJ +AK 542 +8:1 SOUTH + AQ164 Vulnerable : Neithe r Dealer : East • Wes t North F.a."it 3¥ 4+ I¥ Pass South I+ Pass chuck dummy's singleton heart. So Arthur led a heart at Ulc,• 11 gnncl nf'ig llbnr. Sturr Fm rn ill thf'" . trick two. Back cam e a club . The defense had three tricks i!U I 'UM in and now Arthur did lead tha t third club. C. K. SNOWDEN Declarer studied for a long I IH U I.UOCI time. Should he ruff with 417 Second Ave. dummy 's \0 or dummy's GallipOlis, 0 . S1Al E FAR M 1'4$URANCf CUMf'ANIE S king'! Finally he decided to Phone 446·42,0 lfO""P O "or P< R•" n(liO~ !1>1'05 ruff with the king on the theory that .Jordan rea lly .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...... A l.ouisiann reader wants to know if we cons ider that South's hand is worth an opening two bid . He held : +K + Mak ing Th ino s Grow 33 Gill igan' s Islan d 15 ; Da niel oo-- u.s News 10; Foster , M.D. 10. Shepherd 's P ie 33. 7 31>-- That Na shville Musi c 3: In Sea rch of 4: Muppet Show 6; Mal ch Game PM 8: Mac Neil Lehrer Report 20 .33 : Wil d King dom 10, Candid Camera 13: Nashvi ll e on lhe Road 15. 8.0o-- Little House on the Prairie 3, 4, IS ; Ba seball6 ,13; Open 6, 13; Great Performan ces 33. Guard ian 15: Meat 10. 3 Jo-M ovie " Tor n Courta in '' 4; To Be Announce d 8. d 00 - Spo rt sworld 3 15 ; Auto Racing 8, 10. 5 oo-01d Friends ... New Fr iends 20 : Nova 33 5 JOSon of Footba ll Follies 3: Ins ight 15; Elect r ic Je lfer sons 8, 10; Consumer Sur vival Ki t 20,33. 8:3o--Good Tim es 8,10; Tur nabout 20,33. 9:Do--Movie .. Just a Lillie Inconven ience" 3,4, IS ; MA SH 8, 10; Rosenberg ·Sobell Case Revisited 20 : Greal Per Company 20. 6 oo-- News 3,4: Cham pionship Fishing B.· Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 10; Be tt er Way ... 15; Zoom farmances 33. 20 ; Turnabout 33. 6 3o--NB C News 3.4. IS ; Concern 8; Nova 10; 30 9 31>--Qne Day AI A Time 8.10; 10 Do--Lou Gran t 8,10: Great Performances 33. 10 . 3~ N ews 20. 11 :00 - News 3,4, 6,8,1 0, 13,1S; Dick Cave tt 20 : Greal Per fo rman ces 33 . Minutes with Ola ntun je 33. 7 Oo-World of Oisney . 3, 4, 15; Nancy Dr ew 6, 13, 60 M 1nutes 8,10 ; OlantUn je JJ 7 JD-Cr ockett 's V1ct orv Garden 20 B.OQ---Movie AK j) 5 6- 1Hi 'IK . J :~ Ry Oswald Ja•·oby and Alan Sontag • A Q ,J 7 Sometimes good defense requires real genius . On other oc~a s i o ns a ll that is neressary is good common sense. Herl' is a sa mple of this type defense by Arthur Robinson a nd Hobert Jordan who at Uutt Lime were one of the best pa irs in the wo rld . Arthu r leu the king of cl ubs a nd decided tha t Bob's eight spot was the start of an echo with a doubleton club. Should he comtin ue (' ]ubs'J No, he shouldn't. This would declarer a chanec to ~i vt• Items And Prices Good In Silver Bridge Shopping Plaza Kroger And Pomeroy Each of these ad'v'ertised items is required to be readily available far sale in each Kroger Store, ew:cept as specificallv noted in th1s ad . If we do run out of an adver· tised item . we will oHer you your choice of a comparable item, when available, reflecting the same savings or a rain· check wh ich will entitle you to purchase the advertised iter.-. at the advertised price within 30 days . KROGER COFFEE TOTAL SATISFA CTION GUARANTEE E~o~erythtng you buy at Kroger ts guaranteed for your total sat1sfactton regardlttM ot manufacturer If you are not sat1Sf1ed , Kroger Will replace your 1tem with the same brand or a comparable brand or refund your purchase pnce . Made with best South and Central American coffee baans ... ground to your tasta ... roostad exactly right ... saolad roaster-fresh In vacuum cans for full· flavored goodness In avery cup. AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, JUNE 24 10 A.M. on Main St., Coolville, Ohio, beside Sohio Station . To settle Estate of the late Elza Adams . Tyl er M oore 10 ,' Hogan ' s Heroes 15s. 8: ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY Pa!-is 6 01>-- News 3.4.8 . 10. 13.15: ABC New s 6; Zoom 20: game 6. 13; Marty Robbins' Spotli ght COPY,IGHT lt71- THE KROGER CO. ll'EMS AND PRICES GOOD SUNDAY JUNE 11 THIU SATURDAY JUNE 24 tt71 WE . RESEIVE THE liGHT TO liMIT QUANTITIES NONE SOlD TO DIAliiiS. ' needed tha t jack of spades for the opening bid . It actually didn 't matter. Jordan held the jack-nin eeight of spades and wa s going to get a trump tr1 ck irrespedive of what the un· fo rtunate declarer did . • K5 • 74 • Q9 i 6 5·3o--Odd Couple 4; News 6: Electric Co . 20,33; Mar y Sunday Tim•• S•ntin el Point PI•Gaant Reg itf•r 1400 SQUARE FEET OFFICE SPACE IN TOWN Common sense sets hand +J YOU CAN DEPEND ON KROGER se1lution ." Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Opening lead 7:0o-Cross·wi ts 3; Ameri can Li fe St yle 4; Newlyw ed been BRIDGE lJ ; Pet 6 3!>-- NBC News 3,34.15; ABC News 13; Andy Gr il lith 6: CB S News 8, 10; Over Easy ZO : Antiques 33. we've ;neeting thro ughout the day - day Bnd night yesterday and day and night tQday . We grappled with the problems a nd we finall y found a FOR LEASE Saturda y, .Junf' 17 10 : 31>--Hollywood Squares 3,4, 1S: High Hopes 6; Price · is Right 8, 10; S20,000 Pyram id 13: Paint along with Nancy Kaminsky 33. II :Do--High Rollers 3,4,15: Happy Days 6, 13; Charl ie' s · Pad 33 . 11:3o--Wheel of Fortune 3,1 5: Family Feud 6,1 3,; Partr idge Family 4: Love of Life 8,10: Erica 33. 11:45---Theonie 33: II :55--CBS News8 . Loving Free 10. 12 :01>--Newscenter 3: News 4,6,10: Sanford and Son 15; Gambit 9; Midday Maga zine 13; Watch Your Mouth 33. 12 3!>-- Rya n' s Hope 6, 13; Bob Braun 4; Gong Show IS ; Search to r Tomorrow 8, 10; Fren ch Chef 33 1·01>--For Richer . for Poorer 3; All My Children 6, 13; World Wide Church of God 6; Christian Center 8; Sesame Street 20 : Mo vie " Light in the Pi azza " 10; Jimmy Swaggart 13; Gospel St ng lng Jubilee IS. 2 31>-20th Cenlury Day ol lhe Pentecost 8. 3 l'Un trHtt awiccment to end a Rnosevell HoteL " We happily announce a ten ta tiv e setlle mcnt. " the mediator told reporters. "As nation's largest Clr culal)On daily . Over Easy 33 . 10 oo-Christ Is The Answer 3; Church Service 4; vou know, Newspaper employees end strike 12 :45- Second City TV6. I 3o--Marcus Welby , M.D. 4: 1: 45---ABC News 13 +AK It is stron g eno~gh. But with a balanced 25 high-<:ard points , nn opening three · notr ump ca ll ls · ~uperior . Nf.:WSI'AI 'E I! t:NTt:I !I'I!I SE ASSN 1 (0 0 r'OU have a q ueS tiOn lor lhe expetrs 1 Wn te · ·Ask tn e Experrs .. can• o f thtS ne wspa· per lndlwdual questtons wtlf be ans wered II accomoan1ed by stamped. self-addressed envelopes rh e mos t mter es t· mg Qv estwn s will be used m tills column .-Jnd w tlf rece11te COIJieS o l Kraft Mayonnaise Will Sell : Di shes, jars. sa usage stutter . karut cu tt er , ir on ski llets, 2 glass door cupboards, G. E. 36 in . elec tri c range, tabl e and 4 chai r s. Gibson food modern frost tr ee side·bY· Slde r efr igerator & freeze r . 4 old rocki ng chairs , cane bott om cha ir s. plank bottom chai rs. ol d l ib rary tabl e, square stand , regulati on clock , 2 pocke t watches, arrowhea ds. quilt ing frames , dom e top trunk . iron bed with brass knobs. 3 pc. bedroom su ite, bed & dr esser , cherry ches t of drawers (over 100 y r s. old ), standa r d Model A ta lk ing machine wi th hor n, Sun Oak co al & woo d stoVe . Norge heavy duty automatic washe r , Nor.Qe heaYy duty dryer . copper wash boiler . por ch swi ng s, 18 in. lawn mower . pipe vise, table saw , wood plane, fo rge se t complet e, hand tools of all kind s. old wood tab le, ail heat sl ave , corn planter . gra in cradle , one man crossing saw , 1965 Buick LeSa bre. many items too numerous to mention . Man y unknown till sale t ime. Cans Boxes Warren Adams Auctioneer - Jim Alloway Admini strator - 40·01. " Earthquake" 3.4,15. Luc an 6.13 ; Rhoda 8, 10. Jar Previn and th e Pi ttsb ur gh 20; Keyboard SonataS 33 . 8 3G-On Our Own 8,10. 9:0D-Mov le " White L ine Fever " 1, JJ ; All in the Family B. lOr Po ldaf'k II SEEKS ACTION ZO,JJ. 9 3o--Atice 8, 10; IO :Do--Shirley Mac Laine 8,10: Austin City Limits 20: Firing Li ne 33 . COLUMBUS IUPI I- Rep. Samue l Dev ine, R-Ohio, ca lled un House Judiciary 11 QO--News 3,4,8,10.15 ; Janak i 33 Committee Cha1rman Peter II 15--- News 6, 13 ; CBS News 8.10; PMA Pulse IS l l.lo--Movle " They Made Me a Crimina l" 3: M ov1e " A Lovely Wa y to Die'' 4 ; Movie " EKO ·Man " IS , ABC News 6; 700 Club 8. Movie " Fol low The Boys " 10. I I 45---F B I 6 : PTL Club 13 . ••••••e•••••••••••e•••• ~al ~ cp;state:• Today : By Willis T. Leading !lam e e Rea~• •• • • • Be Cautious With Deeds Probably the deed to vaur pr opert y is f i l ed away . all but forgott en Probably. you ' ve neve.r .. · lh d • ch ec k e d 1t s1nce e ay 11 • served to pass t 1tl e tram • the previous owner fo you Perhap s you didn ' t even • check it then . Ther e may • have been no urgent reason to An apparentl y se cur e deed ca n turn ou t to be a wort hless piece of paper , e • e • .e I • • • e • e descr i bes the propertv? Any of these detects - as well as many ot hers coul d mal(e you r deed 1n val1 d Bul de tec t i ve deeds are !he e)(cept ion , not th e rule , s.o don ' t be lr lghtened Jus t be cautious. And the bes t way to be cau t1ous IS to deal With,:, r eputable re al es tate profe ssio na l an d a kn owledgeaiJ ie real estat e Iawver For instance, suppose the deed st ates the name of the seller , but doe sn'l conta in If fhere is any th ing wt his si gnature., Suppose the can do to help you in th~ se ll er wes under 71? field of real estatt please Su ppose the 5eller d ied phon e or d rop l n at belore you rece1ved the LEADINGHAM REAL ESTATE , 512 Second Ave.. • deed? Suppose there's an e error 1n the way the deed Gallipolis. Phone 44 6-7699 . ' " ·'·· "''ere to help ! • : •• • 1 e 1 e 1 e • e • • • 1 • 1 e • • • • e • 1 eeeee•••••e•eeeeeeee•••••e• Rodi no. D-N. J ., to schedule committ ee act ion on one of the 3S pending resolutions calli ng fur a pruposed co nstitutiona l amendmenl that will require th e fe deral gov ernme nt to have a balanced budget. " Ad upt iun of any one of the pendt ng resolution s and referral s 10 the stales would be a clea r signal lo the America n people that thei r elected offi cials are willing tu make Iruth and spending lhe fi rst maj or step toward 25' OFF LABEL ELBERFELD PLAYTEX· summer . t,: :~. ·•· ~ ~ 25• OFF LABEL ,, Bright Det argent ........ aox Lux Liquid 49·01 20' OFF LABEL F Quart c Armour Corned Beef..... ~~::· c 99 Maxwell House $ Instant Coffee ~~~ r • 01 responsibility in govern· ment ," Dev ine wrote Rodino. REV IEW SOUGHT COLUMBUS 1UP! t Ohio Cuns umcrs' Counsel William A. Sprailey wants the Public Uiiliti es Commission or Ohio to check to se(' if Oh1o utilities huvc charged customers 100 much £ur the extra natura l gas needed du ring the wmter shortage when coal miners were un strike . Spratley asked the PUCO to reconsider it s approval of aU fuel charges imposed by the Columbus & Southern Ohio Elect ric Cu. They said Thursda y it had discovered its ove r chargin g through the audit. It found it was passing along a hi gher rale which incorrectly incl uded transmi ssion charges, which the PUCO will not allow to be added onto bills. 11• OFF LABEL SAVEUPTO .. f. 00 '• Save $1.00 when you buy any Instead ®bra Listerine I OW30 QUAKER STATE IOW40 GULFPRIDE MULTI-G Mouthwash :~~.~. Motor Oil.. ........ Sale ends July 8,1978 You r summer figure begins at the Play tex<!!Summer Sale I ( :SONANZA CAlP ',. Instead<! · The bras for a fu ller, ' 'more beau tiful bus t. Instead wil l help your l1 gure lrve up to ti s full potential - by not only lifting Irom the boltom bu t also gently gathering you from the s1des Instead® is pmfec t for summer fa shron s - and it's available in J/4 cup. plunge and convertible strap styles. Save $2.00 when you buy any "i can't believe It's a girdle" ® girdle firm control yet unbelievably lightweighl for cool comfort all summer long - in brief, average leg, long leg and high-waist long leg styles. · •48 MONTHS FINANCING •OPEN TIL 8 PM LINGERIE DEPT. ON 2ND FLOOR . OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTTIL8 OTHER WEEK DAYS OPEN 9:30A.M. to s P.M. 2 r Su ppor t wtth lreedom of movement - lace cups and butterfly front make Living the slrelch bra that moves with you ... breathes with you. 5797 •HIGH TRADE-INS 33 • • • • • . . Btl. SMITH •HUGE DISCOUNTS . Bounce Faltric 60·Ct.$ . 50 ft ener .-........ Box ROUND TOP Save $1.00 when you buy any Living ®bra DOC LIMIT I JAR PLEASE Evaporated Kroger Milk Mueller Elbow 8-oz~ Macaroni ... ____ .... Kroger $ 79 Peanut Butter Not responsible for accidents . Lunch, Terms : Cash or checks with po sitive 1. 0 . No item s shown until day of sa le. JACOB Y MODERN 1 Quart Jar Save $4.00 when you buy any " i can't believe it's a girdle"®all-in-one lhe same great lightweight fabric combined with a cool "crepeset" tricot support bra for a smooth bust-to-hip line - perfect under summer fash ions - remarkably cool , too ... And , jus t in lime for summer, they're now available in be1ge. So rush in now for great summer looks at special summer prices. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ~o;dwich or Hot Dog Buns2 ~-~: Sl 89 Peach CoHee Cake ..... _..~~;~· c ROYAL VIKING DANISH PILLID ITL\WIIIIY 01 VILLAGf IA~IRY Angel Food Cake .... ... _.... ~;~· Big Value Fig Bars ..... ___ .. ':t.~~ SJ2 9 99 c Kroger 20-oz. White Bread KROGER Grlle A Eggs· Knt~er Dot. lrade A Lar11 Eggs .. .... . .......... . Doz. ALL KROGER STORES OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY , Except Closed Saturday Midnight Til 9 AM Sunday Except Hinton , White Sulphur Springs And 514 S. Third St. Ironton r fiOZIN . sse 2 2-lb. Avondale French Fries . Pk1•· KIOGII PIOZIN Pre-Whipped Topping._._. _~:::· PROZIN lroger Glazed Donuts ._... t:;,o: PIOZIN Mrs. Smith Apple Pie .__ .__ :k;~ 2 KROGER CELEBRATES THE ANNUAL PO EROY FROG JU P With Frog Legs ....................... lb~2 29 Po~:;:rb~·r:., \ 1 I �.. ""-'. . ' ·' '\ ' \ one less Round Roast lOOK fOI I HIS SIGN Tl-tiOUGHOUT THE UOME f Oil ON III.IO C E• llANO ~IOOU CII US TED I HOW All JUST USDA YOUR PROOF OF CHOICE QUALITY IN KROGER BEEF ~...-- d Dressing c Jar . •l OOK FOI THIS SIGN . THIO UGHOUTTHI STOll FOI f AN TASTIC SAYINGS ON KIOGU U AND PIODUC H liSUO IH OW All JUST ·$ 79 fANIAIII C SA VINGS Qt. Bright Liquid Bleach CHOICE All Kroger Beef is inspected lor quality by on oHicial U.S. Department of Agriculture expert. He makes sure our beef meet rigid government standards lor texture , color , maturity, marbling , bone structure and other features necessary to earn the U.S. Gov't. Graded CHOICE seol of quality . You Can Depend On Kroger For The Of Everything . etww Dl q~ (I Boneless Boston Roll MACARONI & CHEESE Dinners c 71;4 ·01, Box AOil \JA\ !Itt FINs lot Coffee Creamer BEEF AND H.YDRA TED TEXTURED VEGIT ABlE PROTEIN MIX 22-oz. Kroger's Pro ............ .. .lb. Jar MEATOIIUF Kroger . W•1eners .... 12·ol Pkg . IN IHI .,ICI Kroger Meat8ologna.. SERVE 'N' SAVE All 99c 99cSJ lb . 09 VARIETIESSLICED Luncheon l·lb, Mea ts .. ....... Pkg. SJ19 COUNTRY CLUB All VARIETIES Wafer Sliced Pouch 3·0l. Meats ...... Pak =:o. .2 .~1 CB~;~ In $J&g Round Steak. lb. · ~~c;w&~;aREADEoPoRKo R Beef PaHies .~~~: 9 9 89 c Ptrll Sat... ..... .... ~!~i KANDU Bleach WNh;l~· l&~;t $369 Loin Strip ......... ...lb . Rib Eye .. .. .... ....... lb . U.l . GOV'I GIADID CHOICI. U,l , GOV1 GRADID CHOICI . Wh~~~vBoneless $169 · Wh;i;vBoneless Bottom Round ..... lb. LAHOIEY Roast Beef .... ......... .. .... . ···~·· · EOII MEAIS 16·01. Can B·ol Pkg: 2 C Quart c INDIVIDUAlLYWRAPPEDSLICES s199 Ballard Biscuits.,·~:~~ 29 Kroger Cheese Food tk;~· Catsup • 2 Sl 69 c Sour Cream .... ~;~:: Quick Bread Dough .~:;: $169 $399 32·01. Lowfat MilkI.. ... . ~~: Cheese Food ........... ~~~: ...a_t,_.~~---1 French Onion Dip·~;~~· Wh1pp1ng Cream..... ~~:: READY KROGER KROGER KROGERCHOCOLATE KROGERAMERICANSliCES age KIOGU 2 KRO GER c sgc UllRA!AST, CA3M H:d Salami ................... 5289 KROGER Corn Oil Margarine lb. Turkey BrHst Roll... ....... ~~. '3 29 Chopped Ham .... ............ lb.51 :$2 39 Top Sirloin .... ....... ~en:INp :......,.69c ~=:~~:~.~~· . ,.S269 U.S. GOY'IGIADID CHOICI. $249 Wh~I~VBoneless Shredded OIArt~M tt· •· · ·· &sc Ha I U IRS.. .. "•· Ch eese ... THIN SLICED DELl Fillets ...... .... ~~:: Beef Brisket lb. FREEZER BEEF CUTS PlWE •uow 31MYS DWVERY CIT I IUPP£D FREE U.S. GOV'IGRAOIDCHOICI , 49 ~~:: KROGER CIAflllftY . OUTCH A"LI Amish Baby $269 Pork or $289 Swiss Cheese ...lb. Beef BBQ ..... ...lb. 39 C Wsh~~~~goZEN 99 C~~~;~;;'f"" SJ59 OUJIJMITHIIIUI Cheese C Half And . Half.. ......... Corn ·49 C Parmesean $ · KROGER CHOICE - KROGER GRATED Ctns. ~~1_1! '2 AVONDALE CREAM STYLE IO·CT. CTN . BUTTER ME NOT Kroger 3 B•ISCUI'tS . USDA KROGER NON DAIRY c l't. St. Deli $ $ Green Beans shftA! ~~aft • Available Only In Slores With Deli's ym.PW Hotfoods Au1lable II AM·7PM Fresh Strawberry Pie GOV'T GRADED CHOICE, BEEF CHUCK , SHOULDER POT ROAST - AVONDALE CUT 19 Potatoes c lb. Cost Cullers Rtductd 6·1r 11 C·4 . KROGER BRINGS YOU UNIT PRICING ' MISS LIQUID Detergent -C 59c =!.!.Ham . . 99 HOll YFARMS , U.S.D.A. INSPECTED Mixed Fryer Parts .. .lb. 16-lt-1.1. AVG. lb. HOll YFARMS . U.S.D.A. INSPECTED GRADE A Pick '0' Chix Combination .lb. U.S.D.A. INSPECTED FROZEN Baking Hens ............lb. 99c Country Hams · c Bo~eless $129 59 Ham ·Semi Turkey Breat....... ... •· 'lo·CIN11115, 'h. ,.ICUT11YCOUHifllllll Assorted Pan Cltops. • Roll lb. SMOKEDCRYOVAC U.I .D.A. INSPKIIIHIOUII 2S ·ft . s1ss Wilr~·;~~~ S139 $1.69 Portions lb. 3 SS99 CH.lld IIMII. .... ..... t~ U ·Ol. YUIIC lasher.Spears .. to help you tell at a glance which price, size and brand ofiers the best value for You ,I ·O~ ;~r~:"·"-,tG~,·~C·!,'4·~213:·~· ~:l.ioner ';;,~84 C::l( Ll~~ ~ 99C ~~~H:... s2u GilleHe ,.I, J69 21n l"Pius" $233 Trac II Blades Collars ............ Wella Balsam SJ19 STP SJ7 7 WHITE VS YELLOW TAGS k "td lor ,.,., pri<i"l, ••lit lorltiotytllt• "Coot Whitt lhtH tot• wi~ CuHtr·lonoo h1 " lwfl oil 1;,..1 CWII-ro tllot 1 lptclolltnr ,.-kt i1 io tHttt for I liMifl4 litltt. l'llis lllifht H I till WI .. speciol t1 I rdoctiol C·4 Polish Sauaage ......... ~~. Ora Juice s. Cost CuHers Reduced 6·11·71 tiow wAI · Pks.' 16-tiZ. AttOsol 200 " . I ·Ol . CHICK IN Olliff Ricelloni. .... 59r "-II Wrop .... '1 I ·Ol. IUS Klttntl Tissue . z Lux Soap .. ... . 175 2tO·CI . AIIOITID C ° , Shampoo....... 67c ••• •• '1M Sol .... .. .. llneiian Tropic szn lt<T . GAl llplec ...... .. .19c OFF 11•·01. lATH IOAPJns• Sclllt .. WITH COUPON Roll 79c 104 OFF 'JSJ WITH COUPON a.'llii'IIOiolll" • a. MI'IIOiolll 01 lilT IIOUIIDilUXI JENO'S COMIO PIZZA............. IJ.tt ,q.' ""' $111 '1'' ,.,: · - ·$111 RINSO DETERGENT.. .... .... ...... .. '"' · · . UAfTITAUAM , 1IIIISI.AIIDOI KRAFT FRENCH DRESSING .. .. .... ·79C , .... Itt .135 ARMOUR IEEF STEW , , .. ,......... ~· 99 . CHEESE I'IZZA MIX FOR TWO .... "-· c Decaffeinated $ Instant Coffee .. ·~:· 95c W I ·OZ. DU• TANNING lOIION NATURAL JUICEAI'PLE PIE.. ..... Paper Towels . NESCAFE 11·01. ........ -·-·· .. 15 OFF 4 40' OFF WITH COUPON WITH COUPON ll.fZ.IIICI.c- l.fi. IM MoxPak CeffHiinp •.. Upton lutantTea 25' OFF WITH COUPON ,...,,. AIID lltii'UIICIIAII Of 0111 · . Lton Ice •Mix · ._, 25 OFF ........ .,....... 4 WITH COUPON Jtllo·O Gtlltil lt-01. (111. ..KIAFT ·. IIQ SAUCE .... .... .. .. ..·2....SJll M&IUIITS CORN OIL SPIVIDilil: • .......clltOOIS - WHITE . IliAD DOUGH...~'~~•· •·•.$J29 OIEAM WHIP TOI'PING ........ .... o.. •a.. 314\1... FOI.GII1 VACPM ,...$271 ALI'O DOG FDOD.......... ...... c. COFfiE...... .. ... .... c.. '1 15' WITH COUPON -·-·· ........ 20'0Ff wmtCCUON 204 WITH COUPON li&CII liii&CII D·C.W~& D·COII Alt&I... S,.., ... s,n, I Kroger Frozen Orange Juice GET THE MAIL IN COUPON AND INfOIMAfiON SHEn FOR YOUIWOII.DCOFFEE KffilE AT YOUR LOCAL KIOGII STORE .. .. -·-·· :rs.:. 10• OFF WITH COUPON I ...I.IIL Can "Son Of AGun" •c::~· Btl. • 29·01. c - FROM THE MAKERSJ: •C11t CuHers lodU<od 6·11·PI MII.IIMTMfiOllll FLEECE lEATHER ouunn •·oz. Nescafe Instant $ · NESCAFE CoHee .................~~:r'· St1r• 'N' s·1p .......522' C Clllf.IOY·AI.OU 11 HHEETS RESTORES LUSTU TO ANYVIN Yl . SPECIAL MAIL·IN OFFER HI. KIOGII CHOCOlAIO IIOI.fi. MCIMIS 6·01. Ctn. Each ' ... ,. ...h 1 5 $169 lrMar Slicecl Pears HARTZ P I A l - COUIITIY CUll (loll. WI ... IACH··" ' OIDVUAGf-01 LAIU ns,Mnt eo ... .. for 11 Mwch ISitrtlllwlth. ltlloototswill..t tltt11 iiiMI . obsters~ 20~ 12• Off I ·Ol ..GIIIN GODOll! OIII! INy Maine FROZEN AVONDALE S}OS 15• OFF WITH COUPON ,... 14..1•• Post Grape·Nuts 99 69 Kraft Cart•I• ~.· · 69~ WITH COUI'ON LIMIT ll'ltO. I'll COUPON. .....,.... . .. 154 WITH COUPON PostSu~r s.cn.p AVONDALE Peas c ) I �.. ""-'. . ' ·' '\ ' \ one less Round Roast lOOK fOI I HIS SIGN Tl-tiOUGHOUT THE UOME f Oil ON III.IO C E• llANO ~IOOU CII US TED I HOW All JUST USDA YOUR PROOF OF CHOICE QUALITY IN KROGER BEEF ~...-- d Dressing c Jar . •l OOK FOI THIS SIGN . THIO UGHOUTTHI STOll FOI f AN TASTIC SAYINGS ON KIOGU U AND PIODUC H liSUO IH OW All JUST ·$ 79 fANIAIII C SA VINGS Qt. Bright Liquid Bleach CHOICE All Kroger Beef is inspected lor quality by on oHicial U.S. Department of Agriculture expert. He makes sure our beef meet rigid government standards lor texture , color , maturity, marbling , bone structure and other features necessary to earn the U.S. Gov't. Graded CHOICE seol of quality . You Can Depend On Kroger For The Of Everything . etww Dl q~ (I Boneless Boston Roll MACARONI & CHEESE Dinners c 71;4 ·01, Box AOil \JA\ !Itt FINs lot Coffee Creamer BEEF AND H.YDRA TED TEXTURED VEGIT ABlE PROTEIN MIX 22-oz. Kroger's Pro ............ .. .lb. Jar MEATOIIUF Kroger . W•1eners .... 12·ol Pkg . IN IHI .,ICI Kroger Meat8ologna.. SERVE 'N' SAVE All 99c 99cSJ lb . 09 VARIETIESSLICED Luncheon l·lb, Mea ts .. ....... Pkg. SJ19 COUNTRY CLUB All VARIETIES Wafer Sliced Pouch 3·0l. Meats ...... Pak =:o. .2 .~1 CB~;~ In $J&g Round Steak. lb. · ~~c;w&~;aREADEoPoRKo R Beef PaHies .~~~: 9 9 89 c Ptrll Sat... ..... .... ~!~i KANDU Bleach WNh;l~· l&~;t $369 Loin Strip ......... ...lb . Rib Eye .. .. .... ....... lb . U.l . GOV'I GIADID CHOICI. U,l , GOV1 GRADID CHOICI . Wh~~~vBoneless $169 · Wh;i;vBoneless Bottom Round ..... lb. LAHOIEY Roast Beef .... ......... .. .... . ···~·· · EOII MEAIS 16·01. Can B·ol Pkg: 2 C Quart c INDIVIDUAlLYWRAPPEDSLICES s199 Ballard Biscuits.,·~:~~ 29 Kroger Cheese Food tk;~· Catsup • 2 Sl 69 c Sour Cream .... ~;~:: Quick Bread Dough .~:;: $169 $399 32·01. Lowfat MilkI.. ... . ~~: Cheese Food ........... ~~~: ...a_t,_.~~---1 French Onion Dip·~;~~· Wh1pp1ng Cream..... ~~:: READY KROGER KROGER KROGERCHOCOLATE KROGERAMERICANSliCES age KIOGU 2 KRO GER c sgc UllRA!AST, CA3M H:d Salami ................... 5289 KROGER Corn Oil Margarine lb. Turkey BrHst Roll... ....... ~~. '3 29 Chopped Ham .... ............ lb.51 :$2 39 Top Sirloin .... ....... ~en:INp :......,.69c ~=:~~:~.~~· . ,.S269 U.S. GOY'IGIADID CHOICI. $249 Wh~I~VBoneless Shredded OIArt~M tt· •· · ·· &sc Ha I U IRS.. .. "•· Ch eese ... THIN SLICED DELl Fillets ...... .... ~~:: Beef Brisket lb. FREEZER BEEF CUTS PlWE •uow 31MYS DWVERY CIT I IUPP£D FREE U.S. GOV'IGRAOIDCHOICI , 49 ~~:: KROGER CIAflllftY . OUTCH A"LI Amish Baby $269 Pork or $289 Swiss Cheese ...lb. Beef BBQ ..... ...lb. 39 C Wsh~~~~goZEN 99 C~~~;~;;'f"" SJ59 OUJIJMITHIIIUI Cheese C Half And . Half.. ......... Corn ·49 C Parmesean $ · KROGER CHOICE - KROGER GRATED Ctns. ~~1_1! '2 AVONDALE CREAM STYLE IO·CT. CTN . BUTTER ME NOT Kroger 3 B•ISCUI'tS . USDA KROGER NON DAIRY c l't. St. Deli $ $ Green Beans shftA! ~~aft • Available Only In Slores With Deli's ym.PW Hotfoods Au1lable II AM·7PM Fresh Strawberry Pie GOV'T GRADED CHOICE, BEEF CHUCK , SHOULDER POT ROAST - AVONDALE CUT 19 Potatoes c lb. Cost Cullers Rtductd 6·1r 11 C·4 . KROGER BRINGS YOU UNIT PRICING ' MISS LIQUID Detergent -C 59c =!.!.Ham . . 99 HOll YFARMS , U.S.D.A. INSPECTED Mixed Fryer Parts .. .lb. 16-lt-1.1. AVG. lb. HOll YFARMS . U.S.D.A. INSPECTED GRADE A Pick '0' Chix Combination .lb. U.S.D.A. INSPECTED FROZEN Baking Hens ............lb. 99c Country Hams · c Bo~eless $129 59 Ham ·Semi Turkey Breat....... ... •· 'lo·CIN11115, 'h. ,.ICUT11YCOUHifllllll Assorted Pan Cltops. • Roll lb. SMOKEDCRYOVAC U.I .D.A. INSPKIIIHIOUII 2S ·ft . s1ss Wilr~·;~~~ S139 $1.69 Portions lb. 3 SS99 CH.lld IIMII. .... ..... t~ U ·Ol. YUIIC lasher.Spears .. to help you tell at a glance which price, size and brand ofiers the best value for You ,I ·O~ ;~r~:"·"-,tG~,·~C·!,'4·~213:·~· ~:l.ioner ';;,~84 C::l( Ll~~ ~ 99C ~~~H:... s2u GilleHe ,.I, J69 21n l"Pius" $233 Trac II Blades Collars ............ Wella Balsam SJ19 STP SJ7 7 WHITE VS YELLOW TAGS k "td lor ,.,., pri<i"l, ••lit lorltiotytllt• "Coot Whitt lhtH tot• wi~ CuHtr·lonoo h1 " lwfl oil 1;,..1 CWII-ro tllot 1 lptclolltnr ,.-kt i1 io tHttt for I liMifl4 litltt. l'llis lllifht H I till WI .. speciol t1 I rdoctiol C·4 Polish Sauaage ......... ~~. Ora Juice s. Cost CuHers Reduced 6·11·71 tiow wAI · Pks.' 16-tiZ. AttOsol 200 " . I ·Ol . CHICK IN Olliff Ricelloni. .... 59r "-II Wrop .... '1 I ·Ol. IUS Klttntl Tissue . z Lux Soap .. ... . 175 2tO·CI . AIIOITID C ° , Shampoo....... 67c ••• •• '1M Sol .... .. .. llneiian Tropic szn lt<T . GAl llplec ...... .. .19c OFF 11•·01. lATH IOAPJns• Sclllt .. WITH COUPON Roll 79c 104 OFF 'JSJ WITH COUPON a.'llii'IIOiolll" • a. MI'IIOiolll 01 lilT IIOUIIDilUXI JENO'S COMIO PIZZA............. IJ.tt ,q.' ""' $111 '1'' ,.,: · - ·$111 RINSO DETERGENT.. .... .... ...... .. '"' · · . UAfTITAUAM , 1IIIISI.AIIDOI KRAFT FRENCH DRESSING .. .. .... ·79C , .... Itt .135 ARMOUR IEEF STEW , , .. ,......... ~· 99 . CHEESE I'IZZA MIX FOR TWO .... "-· c Decaffeinated $ Instant Coffee .. ·~:· 95c W I ·OZ. DU• TANNING lOIION NATURAL JUICEAI'PLE PIE.. ..... Paper Towels . NESCAFE 11·01. ........ -·-·· .. 15 OFF 4 40' OFF WITH COUPON WITH COUPON ll.fZ.IIICI.c- l.fi. IM MoxPak CeffHiinp •.. Upton lutantTea 25' OFF WITH COUPON ,...,,. AIID lltii'UIICIIAII Of 0111 · . Lton Ice •Mix · ._, 25 OFF ........ .,....... 4 WITH COUPON Jtllo·O Gtlltil lt-01. (111. ..KIAFT ·. IIQ SAUCE .... .... .. .. ..·2....SJll M&IUIITS CORN OIL SPIVIDilil: • .......clltOOIS - WHITE . IliAD DOUGH...~'~~•· •·•.$J29 OIEAM WHIP TOI'PING ........ .... o.. •a.. 314\1... FOI.GII1 VACPM ,...$271 ALI'O DOG FDOD.......... ...... c. COFfiE...... .. ... .... c.. '1 15' WITH COUPON -·-·· ........ 20'0Ff wmtCCUON 204 WITH COUPON li&CII liii&CII D·C.W~& D·COII Alt&I... S,.., ... s,n, I Kroger Frozen Orange Juice GET THE MAIL IN COUPON AND INfOIMAfiON SHEn FOR YOUIWOII.DCOFFEE KffilE AT YOUR LOCAL KIOGII STORE .. .. -·-·· :rs.:. 10• OFF WITH COUPON I ...I.IIL Can "Son Of AGun" •c::~· Btl. • 29·01. c - FROM THE MAKERSJ: •C11t CuHers lodU<od 6·11·PI MII.IIMTMfiOllll FLEECE lEATHER ouunn •·oz. Nescafe Instant $ · NESCAFE CoHee .................~~:r'· St1r• 'N' s·1p .......522' C Clllf.IOY·AI.OU 11 HHEETS RESTORES LUSTU TO ANYVIN Yl . SPECIAL MAIL·IN OFFER HI. KIOGII CHOCOlAIO IIOI.fi. MCIMIS 6·01. Ctn. Each ' ... ,. ...h 1 5 $169 lrMar Slicecl Pears HARTZ P I A l - COUIITIY CUll (loll. WI ... IACH··" ' OIDVUAGf-01 LAIU ns,Mnt eo ... .. for 11 Mwch ISitrtlllwlth. ltlloototswill..t tltt11 iiiMI . obsters~ 20~ 12• Off I ·Ol ..GIIIN GODOll! OIII! INy Maine FROZEN AVONDALE S}OS 15• OFF WITH COUPON ,... 14..1•• Post Grape·Nuts 99 69 Kraft Cart•I• ~.· · 69~ WITH COUI'ON LIMIT ll'ltO. I'll COUPON. .....,.... . .. 154 WITH COUPON PostSu~r s.cn.p AVONDALE Peas c ) I �·voa• can 'Depend On Krocer ,. . 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: 137 PINE STREET, GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 7.00 W. .MAIN ST., POMEROY, OHIO Supplemenl To THE SUNDAY TIMES SENTINEL ~ STORE HOURS: 9-9 DAILY 12-8 SUNDAYS Summertime... :::.:.i~- .:...~. .. And The Savin' T~G~;;E Moneydew Melons .. ...Each Is Easy! 3,. st ·coLA SCOT LAD SALAD .DRESSING SJ49 . The famo" Krager Garden, this time of year, will remind you alot of the old time fn1h and vegetable stand. Sweet, sUIIIIIIery prices on s01111 of the nicest fruits aroun4 town. Ripe, peak·of·tlle·IMIIII MUONS . •• CANTALOUPES, HONEYDEW, AND OF COURSE YOUR OLD FRIEND WATERMELON. Plump, juicy p.;.ches, ad their cous~?~, the nectarines· Dark sweet cherries ore comm 1n from the Great Northwest .. .and those big luscious red: ripe Driscoll Strawberries from sunny Southern Cahfor· KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES WE REDEEM FEDERAL fOOD STAMPS! 32oz. * * MACARONI * SPAGHETTI * * * * OR Kroger buyers rush to where the growers are, to get the pick of the crop.. . . KRISPY SO YOU CAN DEPEND ON KROGER FOR THE BEST Of EVERYTHING INCLUDING NICE LOW PRICES! &9C IMI'OITED Granny Smith Appleh FRESH ':B.riscoll'~ · Strawberries ......... Quart S. J&C Kroger Welcomes Your Federal f 00dstamps ALL VARIETIES 1 lb Oscar Mayer Franks ............... .Pite: OSCAR MAYER • • $15 12·01 . ExTRA.lARGE s~n NEw cRoP California ..... Jb Nectarines ... .. ... ...... ··.lb. .... F h ~r~sen Beans... ............lb. Fresh Spinach or Collard Greens ......... 49c 3 $1 · lb•. :~~lam .. .. ... .. . . 3 . .sl ~:::,!~'..... . ... 3...~ 1 ~:~:!, Com . .. .. .. . 5'"" 69~ HQEPAl ·l .. LB. 2 9 ~~~;~i~ .. $ California 000 SIAM 24oz. PRINCE QUANTITV RIGHTS RESERVED nia. ~!'... ........ . 64oz. '9 • . OICAR.MAYIIIAllVAIIIETIES · • ~l1ced Bologna .... Pic g. 12·01 , 4oz. · $139 $159 · 5169 Beef Smok1e L1nks ..... ....... .. :.... Picg. Oscar Mayer Ham Steaks ...... ~·~;: l ·lb $179 Sliced Bologna .. .. .. ... .. .. .. ... .. . Pies: OSCARMAYERAllVARIETIES OSCAR MAYER SLICED LUNCHEON MEA S 4 CA A · UverCheese, Pickle & Pimento Loaf, Cotto W•all, · Bologna & Chttse And 8-ot.. Spiced Luncheon ... · · · · · · · · Pkg · c OSCARMAYERCHOPPEDHAMOR 8-o~. ROUNDORSQUARE 12·01 Ham And Cheese loaf ......... · Plcg. lb OSCARMAVER l OSCAR MAYER SliCED • 12·01 . 199 Sliced Bacon ... .. .. .. ... .. Pkg: $199 Wafer Th1n Bacon ..... Pkg. 8 $119 Sliced Bacon ........... .. .,.,-~;: Sl 09 Claussen Pickle Chips tc.~J.. 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Children are admitted to are joining other members of for the hospitals and bums Aladdin Temple in Columbus institutes in the current fiscal these fa cilities without and Shriners of AI Koran regard to race, religion or year: nationality, and all treatment Temple in Cleveland, Antioch is provided free. Since the Temple in Dayton, Syrian first Shriners Hospital was Temple in Cincinnati, Tadbuilt more than 50 years ago, mor Temple in Akron, and Shriners have spent ap- Zenobia Temple in Toledo. The newspapers will tell proKimately $372,000,000 to how to have a crippled or treat more than 200,700 burned child admitted to a children. Shrine hospital or burns The members of Twin City institute. This information Shrine Club will accept included an emergency telephone number that may be called day or night if a child ill seriously burned. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Wednesday · through Friday, chance of showers or thundershowers dally. Partly cloudy tonight with Hlgha will be In the 80s a low in the low or mid 60s. Wednesday and Thursday Sunny Tuesday with high and upper 70s or 80s temperatures in the low 80s. Friday. Tbe low wtu be In Probability of precipitation the 60s. 80 percent today, 2Q percent ::::::::::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·: tonight, 10 percent Tuesday. Weather l \ DELICIOUS LUNCHEON SPECIAL IIIWD CHEESE SADWICH 37 NO. 45 1-r , front row, are, Ralph Webb, Dallas Hill, Arthur J. Slusher, and Eldon Kraeuter ; ,back, Clarenc"e Norton, Robert Spencer, Sheriff James Proffitt and Walton R. Manley . • enttne e VOL. XXIX wflll RENCH FRIES TWIN CITY SHRINE CLUB members will be distributing a four page tabloid on Saturday, June 24 to tell about the services offered free al Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children and Shrine Burns Institutes. Shown POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OH 10 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1978 . . toz.COIE• 14 die in Lake Pomona accident IU.IM' 78' ......,Me UMIU Regular99c UMIU WITH COUltON liMIT 2 WITH COUPON WITH COUPON GOODTIIIU JUHIU j.,.Jr..--.r_h_e_W_o_rf_d_To_d_a_y_ ..,...... MAll COUPON lUll• Pw cue Ps..l 'F' SiJelvertldy® LAIIITaN 'n" x 1500" BAff.Y ~38• • @138 " UCieiD eiLUI LIMITi IIIGUI.AIIIc LIMIT I liMIT 2 WITH COUPON WITH COUPON WITHCOWON GOOD fHIU JUNE U GOOD TIIIU JUNI U I ONE CENT IALI I 2 HlltHY.AHIH UMIH sm Regular 77c!Set WITHCOUPON GOOD 1'11111 IUNIN 2 77• S0S KRS • ·IIASS · " 'w7tllecll COLOR WITH COUPON 0000 TIIIU JUN124 1701.LY. . .• MOZ.LY-.• IAS./1'11/11.1 IOILD.IWL CLIAN. ~ HGUlA~ $\.17 84' CYITAWA, Kan. (UPI ) -At first, the National Weather Service had expected no Judy Riggs, left, direclor of the Regatta Baton more than severe Twirling Contest, presents the queen walk off winner, with thunderstorms for Lak e a large trophy. The winn~r is Susie Dray, Paris, Ky ., who Pomona . The tornado woo in the final queen competition for all ages. The travel warning it issued was 10 trophy of tbe coo test went to Donna Starling who traveled minutes too late. 389 miles from North Carollns to take part In Sunday's Rescue worker s Sunday competition at the Meigs Hlgh School. pulled six bodies from the calm, warm waters of the lake, bringing the death toll in Kansas' worst boating disaster in history lo 14. Dragging operations were scheduled to resume today for the body of a 9-year.()ld girl, the only missing victim NEW YORK (UP!) - PaUy Hearst ~nato marry one of of the quick-forming twister that slammed lnlo the doubleher 14nll4lf bodyiiUllfds, Newsweek magazine reporlll. · deck, paddle - wheel QuotlnR an dnlamed "Newa•eek source," tile masulne "Whippoorwill Showboat" said Miss Hearst, now serving a prlaon sentence for bank robbery, plans to marry Bernard Shaw, a San Francilco police officer who was her private bodyguard during the 18 months she was free on hood. ' r:£\73• OUIOWN_.., I IIIII Y~IIIIU tft\2" ---. UMIU wmtCOWON M-.t•~· --73• Nrn•owL {l\~11\ LIMIT 2 LIMIT I LIMIT I WITH COUPON WITH COUPON WITH COUPON GOOD TltRU JUNI U 0000 TIIIU IUNIU GOOD ,..,JUIII U Marrying her bodyguard Murder trial ends Sunday PAUlDING, Ohio (UPI )- A week-long murder trial in Paulding County Common Pleas Court ended Sunday when a jury found Dewayne Champioo, 18, Antwerp , guilty of involuntary marislaughter. He was accused in the stabbing death of 67-year.()ld Fred Mollet or Antwerp Dec. 22. The jury took nearly a day to reach the verdict. It rejected charges of aggravated murder and aggravated robbery sought against Champioo by the county prosecutor 's office . Dogs kill newborn infant MOUNT SINAI, N.Y. (UP!) - A newborn boy was killed by hla parents' husky dogs Saturday evening, police reported Sunday. Police said the lklay.()ld child, Stephan Gatta, was JX'Onounced dead of puncture wounds in his lower extremities at Mather Hospital in PortJeflerson, N. Y.,at 7:30p.m. The child, covered with blood, was found on the flO?~ near his overturned crib by his mother, Ann, when she went mto the master bedroom lo see why her female husky had not respooded 10 her caU, police said. Midwesterners more infonned MASON CITY, Iowa (UP!) - Midwesterners generally are better Informed than residents of the larger cities on tbe coasta, CBS News 'correspoodent Richard Threlkeld says. Threlkeld, speaking on KIMT-TV's "Newsmaker" JX'ogram, said one reason ill the agricultural nature of tbe economy. He said people need to know about the latest developments in agriculture and energy, so they make a point to stay informed. Suney showing shock waves WASffiNGTON (UP! ) - AUPisurvey shows shock waves from the 1978 taxpayers revolt, begun by California voters who adopted PropOII!tlon 13 to roll back property taxes , rumbled across the land like a summer thunderstorm. The vote clearly boosted similar citizen movements to llnlit taxes or goverrunent spending in Oregon, Utah, Masaachuseus, Arizona, Nevada, Colorado, Nebraska and Michigan. Of these, Oregon ill the best bet to become the next state 1o cut property taxes. Newspaper hack on street NEW YORK (UPI) - The New York DaUy News was back oo the streets Sunday following a. four-day reporters' strike which had succeeded oo shutting off publication for just two days. The paper's first edition, for Sunday, hit the streets at 10 p.m. Saturday with a nearly 2-lnch high headline saying "HI THERE! GLAD TO BE BACK." Need not fear life--Carter • FORT CLAYTON. Panama Canal Zone (UP!) - In a llpeeCh obvjoualy deaiiJiled to head off a mass exodus by troubled U. S. employeea, Preatdent Carter personally told skeptical American Canal Zme workers they need not fear life under Panamanian rule, they will enjoy full ecooornlc and dvU rtghta. . MOll u. S. civilians of the :rooe boycotted Carter's appeartnce and a few of thote who came wore "Keep Our Canal" T411r11 and waved one or two placarda reading , "President Carter - The Best President Panama Ever Had." Cyclist injured Meigs County Sheriff James J. Proffitt reports deputies investigated a motorcycle - lawnmower accident shortly after noon Sunday on CR 28 on top of Keno Hill that hospitalized Joe Bartoe, 21, Lcng Bottom. According to the preliminary report , Scott Justus, 13, Bashan Road, son of Mr. and Mrs . Elm er Newell, was operating a Wheelhorse lawnmower and had just puUed onto CR 28 from an adjacent field when a southbound motorcycle operated by Bartoe, at· tempted to pass the lawn· mower on the right and struck the right front wheel of the mower - knocking the wheel off the mower. The cycle and Bartoe continued on a short distance then slammed Into the embankment. The cycle came to rest on its side in a ditch. Bartoe was transported to Veterans Memorilll Hospital by the SyraC\IIe Emergency Squad. Both the mower and cycle were believed to have been in the southbound lanes at the point of Impact. The accident ill still under investigation. Sunday deputies began an investigation Into the breaking and entering of Gilbert's Texaco at Hobson. According to the report, a front door was apparently kicked out. Sources advised approximately f30 to $40 In change was taken as well as an unknown quantity of cigarettes and candy. The theft is still under In· vestlgatlon . Friday evening, a 1973 Oldsmobile was destroyed by rt re whlle parked In a driveway on Happy Hollow Rd . Richard Dailey said his auto was parked in the driveway when he noticed smoke coming from under the da!lh and around the windshield. 'The Rutland Fire Dept. was called to the acene to extinguish the fire, however the vehicle was gutted. No one was Injured. · Saturday night. The weather bureau in Topeka had issued a severe thunderstorm watch about 10 minutes before the boat left its dock, lxlt did not issue a tornado warning until 7:25 p.m. - after the damage was done. A spokes man · for the weather service said the tornado that capsized the II- year-old boat was too small 10 be seen by radar . The showboat, a pleasure craft carrying 59 passenge rs, was about 10 minutes into a three-hour cruise when the slim tornado formed over the lake, flippin g the boat completely and spilling most of the persons aboard into the ~oot deep storm-whipped waters. The owner of the boat, was oo the shore. "It just kept Bruce Rogers, said he saw bobbing up and down." lhe tornado forming over the Eight of the victims' bodi es lake and ordered the boat's were recovered late pilot to head back to the dock Saturday, most of them from at full power, but the funnel th e deck of the boat after it cloud hit when the craft was was righted. The bodies of the still about 100 yards from vic tim s recovered Sunda y shore. during five hour s of dragging " It was the longest, operations were found near slimmest. thing ," said where the boat lipped over. Charles J. Herschell, who Divers from Lee 's Summit, Mo ., joined in the rescue operations early Sunday but could not locate any of the bodies in the tree-lined lake's muddy waters. Six boats dragged the lake for about two hours before fin~M,Ig the nYst 1i:5a}', tmtrme 1 'We't brought up soon afterward. A spo kesman for the No changes noted in bookmobile schedule There will 1M! no changes in the visits of the Meigs Jackson • Vinton Counties Bookmobile makes to !chools in 1978. The bookmobile, which stops in three counties and is administered by a ten· county library co-operative, will continue to visit elementary schools in Meigs county through December of this year. Changes in bookmobile oepration to be put into effect in 1979 are presently being discussed by the 10 counties making up the Ohio Valley Area Libraries to which Meigs county participates. Recommendations for next year's bookmobile and maila-book operations have been made by Tom Olson, extension services specialist for OVAL and copies of the proposals can be seen at the Pomeroy Library . Two main proposals that affect Meigs county are that the book· mobile no longer stops at schools and that the book· mobile concentrate its visits in the larger communities outside of Pomeroy and Middleport . Omitting the school stops is recommended be c ause schools are able to receive $2.01 per pupil for library books, which is more than either the bookmobile or the local libraries have for buying books. Also, because children come on the book· mobile in such large numbers and in such a short time at the schools, extra stall and many extra books are needed at those stops. In addition, the libraries have asked the school districts to help pay for part of the cost of the bookmobile and have been refused three times . It has been suggested the' bookmobi le would be more useful ii it stopped in the lar ge r villages and com· munities outside of Pomeroy and Middleport twice a month for longer periods of time . fn this way , children and adults can schedule visits to the bookmobile while it remains in one place for several hours. Instead of bookmobile visits being four weeks apsrt they will be two weeks apart. Int erested people are invited to share their ideas and recomme ndat ions for the bookmobile by writing to the Pomeroy Library, 200 East Broad Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 4S769 or to Tom Olson, OVAL Extensi on Service s Specialist, Ohio Valley Area Libraries , 107 West Broad· way, Wellston, 45692. ::::·:·:·-::::::·:·:·:<·:;:;:;:::::::;:;:::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:·:·:·:·:·: WASHINGTON iUPli House of Repr ese ntativ es commlttl'e ha s approved about $45 million for the design of a coal liquefa cti on plant to be located in West Virginia, ac cording to committee chairman Harley 0 . Staggers, D-W. Va. Staggers said the interstate and Foreign Co mm erce Co mmittee approved the fund• as part of a bill authorizing money for th e Department of Energy. Staggers said West VIrginia is an ideal location lor such a plant because of A lbi large reserves of coal, available transportation, and proximity to eastern utnlltles. Kansas Parks and Resources Author ity, wh ich has jurisdiction over th e 4.000 acre lake, said the dragging operations would continue "as long as we,re missing people." The missing girl was the daughter and grandaughter of two of the H victims . Two of the survivors of the mishap were listed in fair condition late Sunday at a neatby Topeka hospita L Authorities early Sunday began pumping water from (Continued on page 10) Jurore- being chosen Jurors · were being seated th is morning in Meigs County Common Pleas Court in the aggravated mu rder case of Leona rd Fitchpatrick, 21, Middleport . Fitchpatrick is charged with the shooting death of his wife, Kathryn Ellen Fitchpatrick on April 9. According to Sheriff James Proffitt , F'i tchpatr ick was taken into custody following the 2:10 a.m. Sunday shooting death of his wife of less than one year. Mrs. Filchpat rick, 21, was apparently shot in the head by a 12 gauge shot gun . Bond for Fitchpatrick was set at $60,000 after the April preliminary hearing. Man injured in accident The Pomeroy Police are investigating a onHar accident'whlch occurred at 2:15 a.m. Sunda y. Russell Morri s, 21, Pomero y, was travelling north on Union Avenue at an unknown speed when his vehicle rounded a left tum and went off the right side of the road. The ca r then traveled along a dit ch before stopping at a dirt roadway off Union Ave. Morris was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital and then transferred to Holzer Medical Center where he is Usted in satisfactory condition. There was damage to the windshield, the right front fender and hood of the car. At 11 :39 a.m. the Pomeroy squad was called to Butternut and Brick Streets for Harvey Whitlatch, Pomeroy, who was dead on arrival at Veterans Memorial. At 8:U p.m. a car came to the fire station with Tabitha Garder 3 monthS old, who wu taken by the squad to · Holzer for treatment ol a high fever . At 9:46 pm . the squad transported Alma McDougal, 54, Cheshire, to Holter Medical Center. These are the ~~~~ of the Regatta Batoo TwirUng contest held Sunday at the Meigs Hlgh School. From the left are Lcrena Dray, Paris, Ky ., 7-ll age group; Missy Carpenter, Parkersburg, 9ol0 age group; Wendy Reeves , ~ Parkersburg, 11·12 age group; Susie Dray, Paris, ll·1f age group, and Lori Mitchell, West Portsmouth, 1~20 age group. I 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 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 18, 1978 anderson bahr brown cook decker hawk kasper pickens seip