https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/29dc453179d7643b740ed670293010bb.pdf 8e56573aa1390bae3df2fb07d4b41fd1 PDF Text Text .. · 8- The Dlily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, July 2, 1976 . ; • li~l Buckley Senices set for Mr8. Repp . Funeral services for Mfs. Gallipolis, will officiate over of Reedsville Martha Oiler Repp, 68, who the servlc~ and burial will be died . Thursday morning at Mercy Hospital in Columbus wiU be held at ·10 a.m. Saturday at the RawlingsCoats funeral Home in Middleport. The Rev. C. P. Conley, r"~~~~~~·~., MEIGS THEATRE Tonight · Saturday & Sunday . J,uly J.4 ROOSTER COGBURN (. .. ANO THE LADY) iohn Wayne. Katharine Hepburn. John Mcintire, Tomm y Lee, Strother Martin. . ( PGJ in Gravel Hill Cemetery at Cheshire. • The dfughter of the late 'Andrew J. and Mary A. llutchl.wn O'iler, Mrs. Repp was . born Aug. 30, 1907 in ' Vinton County. Beside.s her 'parents she was preceded in death by her husba11d, .Charleston, a son, three brothers and twins in infancy. Surviving ar~ two sisters, Mrs. Fred (Lenora) Jenkins, Syracuse, and Mrs. Sooker (Clara) Short, Dayton; two brottiers, the Rev. George Oiler , Middleport, and Marion Oiler, Pom~roy , .and several nieces anjl nephews. Mrs. Repp was a member or the Syi'~Cl!Se First Church or ::::~:;;;·m~.;::~G:o:d~.------~ BICENTENNIAL SPECIAL . . · . • . M{tt%1ifil~~~1MMmmmwnt\WW&H~~\l\!<tM?r:ttmwt Ju~ 2 thru July 5 Christians get LOTTERY WINNER · Thl' week.'• winning .number: Three-digit auniber 808 (elght-zerc.-elght j. Four·dlglt number .18U ( one· elght-elght· nine). Five-dl&il number Z0%21 (twc.-zerc.-twcHwc.one) . Slx·dlglt number 85f2Z9 ( elght-live-lour-twc.twc.-nlnel. int~ TdJ Camp •• ' • Hospital News ~elzer Meclieal Cealer (Dilcba110. Jllly 1) Helen Arnolt, !'l,etty Bachtel, Blanche Cartldiy, Norma Dailey, Clifford Daniel, Eugene Dickey UI, .Undl .Donley' Cllll'l Belle Drummond Lllrry Elkins · Donnie France, · May Haskins, Bev~rly Hi:uon, Earl Howell, John Kerr, Mrs. Robert Kight and son Archie Lee Mrs. Jack McG.ili-e lind daughter, John Norman , Oi'vtlle Parker, Diane Persinger, Eva Queen, . Eva Robinson, Kenneth Sbeeil, Eric Spradling, May ThollUis, Mrs. Larry Ward and daughter, Deborah Woyan. (Births, July I ) Mr . and· Mrs . Cha~lea Williams, son, Racitle ; · Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Murdock , son, Winlield, W. Va .; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Callahan, son, Wellston; Mr ...and Mrs. Jack Rood, son, Tuppers Plains. News •• in Briefs ·. (Caollnl!ld fMD JINt 1) • ~ Reiss sworn-in as commander . he waa belnc ".wfled" and Ioree out by "a ~ ~ lli'Oup." Tile NAACP pneral bolnl.dllcua1 ~ Wlllt:iltl clemlilt ~va~ly 'DIUI'Iday nlaht without IIIIIOWICq 1 decliiCII. A newt c:oafennoe wuldteduled today aU p.m. EDT, for bolnl CCIIIIIIIent on Wllklnl' challtn&e to the ~ f9~ plalll.' . ' NAACP offlclall had a111101111ced Wllldna, 'IG, wauld ·~ Jah. I, but he. told hlllhed delllallt Thunday he wu belnc forcecl out and had conJidered !Wnlllander IIUIII IP1 certain board membent.!Je rWied to Pllllllnn.. Wilklnl, who hu ~ in poor health and IPOP haltlnciY, llld. bt wanted ·to remain at leal! tltrou;h the 1877 convention at Ill, LouiuohecouldreUreln"thetownwllerelwubom." · "'* ani-. Sa.ndwich ... . . BEIRUT, Lebanon (U P! ) - Christian a!tackers uld too.ay they penetrated the Tal REEDSVILLE - Funeral Zaatar refugee camp, bill · services will be aMOWICed Palestinian:leftlst forces from White Funeral Home In advanced on a new front In a Coolville for Mrs. Hazel desperate effort to save the Buckley, 75, Reedsville, who camp from lalljng to an II· died at 10 a.m. Friday at day siege. · Memorial Hospital in A Pal~stinian military Parkersburg. communique said 1,000 Born April 16, 1901 . at Palestinian ancj leftist troops Tlltonville, W.. Va ., Mrs. · Now yop Know mcf pushed down a mountain road !lOLLYWOOD - LUMLN~ES OF THE MUSIC worlcl Buckley wa.s a daughter of There are about 500 species northe~st of Beirut toward turned out 'I'hur8day to attend a memo~ eervlee ~~ the late George and Olive of true frogs, most of them the Christian rear · lines In compoeer JohMY Mercer. The crowd ol more' than ~ Martin; Active a long time jn African or Oriental. attempt to break through to Included Henry Mancini, Sanuny Calli, Alan Ber111111n, J.y the Re~dsville United ::::::;:::::::::::::?:::::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·::;:;:;:;.;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; the camp's beleaguered Uvtncstone, Hoagy Cannichael, !livid Rukln and Ray Methpdlst Church and if.>! defenders. Eva111. · · . organizaUons, she lived here " The isolationists Composer Johnny Green eulollled Mercer u a man ~ most of her married life. Slle Olristians are now trying Ill "unashamed senilrnent ... lalrne88, ltlleroalty and above aU, was active in the Meigs set up .defense positions • compassion." 11te service, withnoiDIII!c nor relillolil content, fating our n.ew front," the County Citizens wu held In the Sam Goldwyn Audll«lwn ri the Motion Program.·Senior communique said . Picture Academy. Retruhmelita wef9 eervet1 afterward "to Surviving are her husband, COLUMBUS ( UPJ) - Lt . make ltaa pleasant u poulble, the wax he would have wanted . Ben, whom she married on Col. Adain G. Reiss, a 211-year It," a spokeaman said. Vee. :15, 1920; three sons, veteran of the Ohio Hlgbw.~y Bus passe~gers George and 'Chester, local, Patrol, was sworn in Thurs· WASHINGTON - THE ~SUS BUREAU elllmatel the and Roger, In Pomeroy; six day as the patrol's eighth United States, 011 Its 200th. birthday Sunday, will have daughleis. Mrs. Eloise superintendent, to take effect injured on l-80 .Veteraas Memorial Hoapltal 215,667,9'19 citizeruJ. That'l nearly 100 tlmea. monf than If:~ Lodwick' West Jefferson' Sunday. ADMISSIONS - Naomi . . Ohio; Mrs. Vivian Humph· CLEARFlEW, Pa. (UP! ) Bentley, Middleport ; Ber· population In 1776, ealimated at 2.4 miWon. ~iss, 51, will succeed CoL CUrrently, there Ia a new American born ftllery 10 Mconda, rey, local; Mrs . Martha Orr, Frank Blackstone, who - A Greyhound bus wlth ·33 ·nard Chapman, Chesapeake; passengers overturned near Gladys Goulding,. New while a death OCCW'I every 16 seconda. An Immigrant Columbus; Mrs. Betty resigned as of Sa lurday. Meredith, Phoenix, Ariz., and Currently ' deput y the Clearfield exit on In· Haven ; Mary Jo Peek, every 81 seconda, while an emltrant departs every 15 mlnutel. All a re.tult of these changes, the U.S. population adwmctlll,one Mrs. Zettah Mccain, and superintendent ! or terslate 50 before dawn Rutland. · per110n every 21 seconds. •. · Mrs. Marilyn Coulson, both of operations, Reiss will receive today, causing Injuries to 23 DISCHARGES - Allee ' Coolville; a sister, Mrs. Pearl a promotion to fuU eolonel .passengers. . Clark, Beulah Hill, Arthur Thomas, East Uverpool, and when he assumes colnmand Ca rrie Harley, 59, of De Tray, Ethel Jeffers, · SHEPHERDSVIIJ.E, KY. ~ THE KENTUCKY cblpter ~ the United Klans of America says it willlgnm a decision by several · grandchll!fren and of the patrol. A former Cleveland, was listed in Frances Pickens •. the six-member Shepherdaville City Council._ to reiiCind great-grandchildren. · physical education instructor satisfactory condition at permlsalon allowing the white sup~cy fii'OU,. to stage a Besides her parents, Mrs. in the Marines, Reiss joined Clearfield Hospital with ~Saturday. . Buckley was preceded in the patrol in IH7 alter four possible back injuri~s. "We're going to marcl!' anyway," said Sherman Adama, death by a son, James; a years of Marine Corps ser- . State police said 22 persons 54, the Grand Dragon of the state Ku Klux Klan. "We m:en't RiTES SATURDAY daug~ter , Florence Cowdery ; were treated for minor in· vice in World 'War II. goingtoletanysixpeople teU IIi what to do," Aspokesman lor Funeral services for a grandson, 'Billy Roger Orr, jill'les at Clearfield .Hospital Mayor JIIITIM Sparrow said the council acted unanimously ''on Katllleen A. Hines, 5, Rio and a sister, Mrs. Marie and releaSed. Ten passengers the lli'Ounds there were many threats made to the cl~ and Grande, will be beld 3 p.m. Black. refused !rea trnent. Saturday at the Ferry they did not have enough police on hand to IIIIJirantee the Funeral Home, Nevada, Mo. saiety of c~~ In the community." Burial will ' be in Milo . cLEVELAND - A NEGOTIATOR FOR the strlldng Cemetery at IMur~~ Mo. BROWN IS ILL United Rubber Workers Union said "~~ug~~estlons" were made Horton Brown, Columbus, (O:mtlnuad from page I) by the unlon and Firestone through Fede~al Medllition and an aulD sales manager in nation after eight years of Conciliation Service Director James Bcearce Thuntday, bilt Middleport many years, Is In r~ssion and inflation, abuse nothing was resolved in the ~y-old nationwide rubber critical CQndition at Riveside · of power and vetoes," said TAKEN TO HOLZER strike. Scearce went back and forth between the .two sides Hospital in Columbus. UMW President Arnold The Middleport E·R squad ThW'Sday, talking about the Issue that has deadlociled · Board ol ' Co. Comm., of Brown, who suffered a heart Mill~r . answered a call to JWute 1 the negotiations, cost of living. . carter told a group of Meigs Co. Ohio·to Helen M. attack on Tuesday, is con- belowMiddleportat4:12p,.m. . · "'Ibe .medlators 11re talking bac:li and lorth .between the Houston oilmen he would Williams, parcels, Salisbury. fined to tile intensive care Thursday . lor· Mary parties," said URW negotiator Jake Miller. "We 'II'QWd go Patricia Maurer to Donald section.. consider a breakup of oil Crqikshank, a medical right through the'weekend lithe c<mpanles are willing Ill do companies "not as a first Maurer, parcels, Sutton. patient, who was taken to that." He said there had been "certain lllllllest!Ons by both possibility but as a last . W. Ben Bickers, Helen J . Holzer Medical Center. sides" and the URWwas "looking thlnp over." Howftller, he Bickers !0 Dan P. Smith, resort,1 ' • also said there had been "no movement by the company" and And he !Did a group of Donna J. Smith, parcels, Sut- parcels, Scipio. · the cost of living Issue remained "unreiolved." ton.chester. Harold Proffitt, Eula Prof. Hispanic leaders in Houston • Ansell E. Bailey, Helen fill to Eugene 0. Adkins, Jo · MEETING CANCELLED he would set up a corrunitlee The Trt.Coilllty CB Club to advise him a boll t Bailey Ill Jesse Paul Blount, Ann Adkins, 3.00· adi-es, meeting scheduled . for discrimination against Eva M.Be Blo1111t, 1.174 acres, Lebanon.. SUIT FILED Hall, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, In the Sutton. Spanish-speaking • Mabel Moore, admx., Mary ·Monday July S, has. been {libson Motor aty Athens . amount of $1,767.58 In Meigs Milo Hutchison, Betty Hut.- Parker, dec. Ill Robert •E. cancelled. Americans. filed suit against 'RandaU County <;ommon Pleas Court. He promised Ill give the . chison to Mary 'MC/illgus, lot, Graeser, Norma Jean Grueser, lot 19, Chest.!r. . Hispanic leaders "my private Rutlljnd. . . Herbert V. Dixon, Mary carl W. Bilikam, Hattie number - the t.!lepbone right Agnes Dixon to LoriS Ray Mae Bilikam to Leslie B. by my bedalde -and you can have tllat kind of ·access Pullins, Susan Jane Pullins, Carr, Ruth E. Carr, .lot, :v, acre, Salisbury. Puneroy. · · directly tD me." J,osepll Dwight Powell, Lawrence L. Bauglunan, Vivian Powell to Francis A. Bessie M. Baughman to I HASUAVERAGE case, Jacqueline K. Case, .96 Franklin D. Gheen, Donna L. William Amberger, son of acre, Middleport .. Gheen, parcel, Salisbury, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Am· Roger Adams, Nancy Middleport. berger, Chester area , Adams Ill James E. Diddle, Iris J. carr,,dec. Ill William received a 4.0 grade average, Linda C. Diddle, 35 acres, L. carr, affidavit, Orange. the highest possible, to be Sutton. Archie McKenney, Eva named tD the dean's list at Albert Roush, Vels~ M. McKenney to Orville E. HudHocking Technical College ·In Rowih to Albert Dale RoWih, nall, Arizona Hudnall, lot, Nelsonville for the spring Clilrs Joy Roush, 40 acres, RuUand. . quarter. · Salisbury. Roy · E. Jones, Shelma Franklin Real Estate Cll..to 'Jones to Rogelio A. Averion, BRAMMER COMING OhloPowerCo., coai,Salern. Perla G. Averlon, 1.36 acre, Eighth District ComDuane E. Johnson, Joyce Pomeroy. mander John Brammer wiD Johnson Ill William Eskew, Richard • W. Rawlings , install ·new officers at a Mildred E!kew, 79 acres, Betty J . Rawlings to Roeglio meeting of Drew Webs~r RuUand. Post 39; American Legion, at . Elmer Ewing, Anna Mae A. AVerion, Perla G. Averion, 8 p.m. Tuesday. at the post Ewing to Doris J. J1aynes, Lots, Pom~roy. James F. Arnold, RuU!' B. home . 3.115 acres, salisbury. Arnold Ill Robert M:'?ooier, Harry Findling, UUian I. Betty M. Pooler, Lot 358, Findling to J)liane B. Wolfe, Middleport. parcels, Olive. Erma Nelson to Joseph . Onela Heffner, formerly Douglas Nelson, Ruth E. Oneta Hostetter to Gary 0. Hostetter, Int. In 25.50 acres, Morris, Parcels, Columbia. . . • Erma Nelson to Joseph W. Olive. · Gary 0. Hostetter to Mabel Nelson, Parcel, Columbia. Beatrice E. Smith, William Hostetter, life tlitate in 25.50 Fred Smith, Sr. Ill Lawrence acre, Olive. · L. Baughman, Pt. Lot 127, • Enid R. Cole to Ruby M. Middleport. Cole, life estate, Orange. Reemelln H. Escue, Nonna A. Escue, aka, Nonna 0. Escue to Roberta C. O'Brien. died Friday .. , . • Weather . . I \ . & Small Drink , Oon'l forget to slop in and register for "'• 1948 Packard to be giv~n away . No purchase ne(tUiry. Ford Phone . McClure's 992~5248 DAIRY ISLE .· ·Middleport, Ohio "Dinner Dates" SUNDAY JULY 4th . 8 A.M. to 7 P. M. MEAT · Baked Chicken, Roast Beef. ·Flounder Fish, Hamburger Steaks. Ham. VE.GETA.BLES Ulna 'aeans, Peas and Carrots. Noodles. "All lht neighbors asked me . ·to Wllch their pels while they go over to,the Steamboat hin fOr lunch!" · POTATQES Baked . Potatoes , Mashed Pol., Home Fries . . SALAD &FRUITS PIE To·ssed , . Macaroni, Slaw. CoHage Cheese. Poach, cherry. . . Soft,l" cream. milk shake;, etc. Starting Wednesday, June 23 our. walk up window wfll be open from 7:00 to 10: oo p, m. Sun. 2-10 p, m. . OPEN WEEKDAYS 6 A.M. to 7; 00 P.M. ~teamboat lnrz ''Real Old·Fa shioned Home CMk1ltH'' .3rd St., Racine, Ohio Meigs Property NO. 23 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1976 MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY )' ·Parade sure ' .. ~ ~· ' . •• .~ 't· \ ' I Winners announced '' l ~ ~. MIDDLEPORT - · Paul ' Gerard, ei.erai cbainnan of th¢ Railroad Fes!jval f.y. ~ observed 'i n ,Middlepoi1 ,this weekend, aiJoOunced ll!e names qi parade and othon to receive S)iecially designed plaques. ·. . Fllllt place ill the commercial parade entries · went tD the Pomeroy National Bank With second place In the nonc<immercial entries going to five and onehalf month old Dale Eugene McCarty, Route 2, Cheshire, for his railroad engine wlnnelll inlty. The p~ !rill go to tlie Ri~ ·~ . 1111 ~ and the MeigS Hf&h School MArthlng Bal¥1; the Pomeroy Fire l>epa~t fc·r ifll entcy ""' the new MeigS County aerial bidder fire truck and to a group • of . four yo~~sters costwned aa Indians with one ruling a pony. The yotingaters were not identified. Radio Statton. WMPO and the Daily Sentinel are also to receive plaques for ser· vices to the fesyv.al. See Parade pictures on Page 11. THIS WAS THE FffiST PLA¥E WINNER in the non-commerci,al entries of the Railroad'Festival Days 'in Middleport Friday night. The stroller of five and onehalimOhth-Qld Dal~ Eugene McCarty, Son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale McCarty, Route 2. Cheshire, converted into an orange and black railroad engine carried D~le costumed as the engineer complete with bandana in his hip pocket. Dale Eugene was at tile throttle of "Engine No. 9" but his Mom anlDad actually provided the push needed to make the engine move along the parade route. Treasury fattened JULY CLEARANCE SALE Bargains In· Every Department in the Elberfelds In Pomeroy Celebrate At The lnnl ,_ ..,, PRESENTING Saturday Night SPECIAL ~'DEVOTION" Baked Swiss Steak, •2.65 3 Guys and A Gal From Parkersburg . WINNING FIRE HYDRANT - Pixie Griffin, rliJht, was the-~t prize winner in the recent fire hydrant ·painting contest sponsored by the Gallla· Cllunty Bicentennial Committee. Mrs: Marge Adkins, chairman of the·project, and Pixie are looking at the winning ~ydrant which is located at the corner of 'J'hird Ave. and State St. In Gallipolis.· · . · .' · . TONIGHT & SATURDAY 10 TIL .2:00 •.. ONPAUIOOK. SAVINGS 5"" per ctnl YHC Pilei 'on ll..uter l'o-~ Slvlngt. No Ml"lmum . lnltrttt from datt of d-11 10 dtlt of wllftGrtwal. tnterett compoUIIded The Meigs Inn POMEROY Best In Live Entertainment qull'ltrly .. dJ1 MEIGS ~ IRANCH ' ' GALLIPOLIS .. Gallia County's treasury swelled considerably this week prior to Friday's 4 p.m. deadline, par· ticularly after Gallia's· two biggesl lax· payers, th~ Ohio Elec tric Company (James M. Gavin Plant) and Ohio Valley Electric Corp. (Kyger Creek Plant) paid I. . . . -l' '' • . • ' their second half real estate taxes. Gallia County Treasurer Oty M. Stewart said both firms paid their tax i ' • Thursday afternoon. The amounts pushed ' Thursday 's overaU collection to more'than GALLIPOLIS :. Pixie Griffin, Gallla County' Bicentennial Compllttee. one-third of the duplicate. daught.!r of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Griffin, The winning hydrant, painted Ill resemble Ohio Elec tric paid $1,543,855 .32, Gallli11111s will receive the first prize award a fanner, Is at tile corner of Tllird Ave. and CROWNED QUEEN of the . 1976 River RecreatiDn OVEC, $364,267.37 and J:r~Jlklin Realty, Queen L.eesa, Jeanie Grate, .last year's queen; Vanessa · · of $17~6 · for one of her entries in the fire .state St. Festival Friday evening waa Miss Leesa McGuire, daugh~'er $154,770. Pleasant, third .runner-up; Lynnita' Newberry, first runnerIIYdrant painting Contest sponsored by the of Mr. and Mrs. Gene McGuire, GalUpolis.' Pictured abovP Asenior at Gallla Academy High School, According to Stewart, other utility up; (second row ) escorts Randy Shaver, Roger are (first row.l·rt. Sharon Faye Waugh, secoixl runner-uP ; Pixie wasa1so.awarded • second prize for companies paying in excess of $100,000 Brandeberry,, Doug Miller, Gene Armstrong. , her "Keystone Cop" at the corner of State w~re Ohio Bell, C&O Railroad, Columbus St. and Fltst Ave. Otber ·second prl!e and Soutllern Ohio El~ctric ancl Buckeye winners were Met~han Griffin, dieeChee Rural Electric Corp. Griffin and Annie Epling, hound dgg at the Stewart said Gallia's annual tax eorner of First Ave. and Cedar SF.; Janet duplicate Is over $6 miUion. The property • 'voung and Loretta Brown, "TI)e Stars and valuation for the' county is set at Stripes," Second Ave., and Beth Abels, $280,400,000. "Pilgrilil Girl," First Ave. During the final day of collection Friday, over $118,000 in taxes was A cash award of flO will be gl~n to tiMl .BY Sarah ca11ey . A sophomore at Otterbein College, Trailer Court provided·a mobile home for received. Penalties will be added to taxes second prize winners. ' · GALLIPOUS ., Leesa McGuire was Miss McGuire is a member of Alpha dressing rooms. Miller expresseq ap· after ~'riday 's deadline. Prizes will be given July Bat 12 noon at crowned queen of the lltll .annual River Lambda . Delta women's honorary, the preciation to the merchants fo r tilethe Ouunber of' Conunetceofllce. The Recreation Festival during special Otterbein .Fighting Cardinals marching presen tations. . . bicentennial conunittee . and the first · ceremonies Friday evening . ~I t~e band, campus Crusade for Christ and' on Miss Newberry, )8, daughter of Mr. department are donating the awards. Gallipolis city parklront. Cro\omng Miss tile college senate committee for housing. and ¥rs.. L.eonar~ Newberry, pres~nted .• ~Or Judges were Sarah Moshier, art teacher McGuire .waa Jeanie .·Grate, 1975 River She is a trac- statistician a member of the ' reading entitled Grand Old Flag. She IS WO Up 11 at Kyger Creek Hlg~ School; GalllpOlls Recreation Festival queen. First Church o{God, 4-H'and the Ohio 4-H a gradua te of Southwester~ High School . • Fire Chief ·Jim Northup; Gallipolis City "I just can't believe it," exclalm!'Cf the Teen Council . 1 and plans to attend Rio Grande College. .. r· Manager Richard T. (.[)lck) Mills, and new queen when the announcement was . The .Gallipolis Business and . Sharon Waugh sang a,?d· played the ~· --··_ ..- .l.......- · -· ThOIIlas Moulllln and Charles Adkins, comade, before approximately 1,000jiersons. Professional Wpmen 's Club sponsored the plano. Her selectiOn was My Statue of pnSOll • chairmen of tile bicentennial committee. Miss McGuire, 18, is tile daughter of Mr. contest. In c~arge of the committee were Uberty." The 17-year-old daughU,r of Mr. and Mrs. Gene McGuire, :1.01 Greenbrier Allee Stover' 'l(nd Faye Thompson : The and Mrs. Carl Waugh, she _1s a 1976 ·St., ·Gallipolis. .· . . . other members )Vere Joan Thompson, graduate ol Hannan Trace Higjl· School. POMEROY ~ Two men were senY. Escorted by Roger Jlhe Zelia Craft DOttie, Chestnut and Mary .Vanessa Pleasa nts, 18, di'ughter of tencect· to Penal institutions by Meigs · · . . was chosen frol!l a .groi\ji 'O! four : co,n- , 'Hout. · ' , 1 , Mr. and Mrs. William Pleasant, attends . •County Common, Pleas Judge Jolui C. Goll;n testants .. Judging the girls on, their per· Bill MillerJ WJEH general mana,ser, Bucke~e Hills Career .Center. ~~r h~r Bacon Saturday morning on bills of in· ~ sonality, talent, poise llocr appei!J'ance was ,master of ,:eremonies. Donating the talent, she pre~en~d a readmg , Happy formation prepared by Bernard Fultz, · · COLUMBUS (Special) - Articles of were LoreUa Jones and NOI'IJlll Ridgeway crown was cfadt's Jewelry. The trophies Birthday A!Jlenca. prosecuting attorney, incorporation have been filed in Columbus of the Jackson Business and Professional were presented ~y Amy's Style Center and ' Performing for the audience before Randy Lee, 19, Pearl St., Middleport wilh Sec•etary of State Ted W. Brown by Women's . Club, and · Edward .Jeffers, My Sister's CI~t, and the iJoral gift was the conlest began were the Madrigals of cha rged with grand theft for the br eaking DIUVI: llNllERW.tY - Tile 1n, ~r)ng Valley Hardwaf9, Inc., Green executive secretary., of the Oh10 State donated by Ruth's Floral Shop. Young's Gall1a Academy High School directed by and entering Elberfelds Department Store · , membenhlp drive ' of the Pomeroy . and M. Jane Dlniel . LyiiDita thanB · ' Chamber J)f CCIIIllllerce will take place are the incorporators. Warren F. Sheets'is Newberry. Patriot, a,nd,.second ruhner-up, ' NO PAPER' MONDAY presented a program of original music . Eli Ebersbach, III, 19, Plum St., · durliJI the entire month of Julf. George · ''. ' ., were filed by Halliday was Sharon Waugh, Scottown, and 1be Dolly Sentinel and prior to the contest. .· Middleport, facin~ live counts of breaking Anott, ~culrmu along with l\en 0 11 "·'" ""'"·"· uaillpolis. : V8llella Pleasants, Bidwell, was third Tribune will neil be publls:e~ A special guest intr!>duced by the and en~rmg (Elberfelds, Meigs County GllbF ollbe drtve, II .....,.. here with Yeager Mari ne Industries, Inc., runnerup. MOIIda In ord r to · u master or ceremomes was Regas Gilman, Courthouse, Royal Crown Bottling Co., tbe plaqae dlat wm be dilpbayed Ill tbe 1 Gallipolis, also filed incorporaUon' papers. For her talent presentaUon, the 1976 ob! ve i th ~r~ em: oyes queen of the 1974 River Reo;;realion Meigs County Senior Citizens, and Brown Melli Iu wltb tbe umeo of aU 1 0 · Howard L. Yeager an~ Carole . B. queen performed a ~kit entitled "Bo~ h~llday er , e epen en~e , .Festival. the conwst was the opening Tractor Sales) was sentenced to one to five buslne•s and people who are, aad will become, melllbero. , · · Yeager are lncorporo~c>ra. James A. . Crazy'' in which she portrayed a teenage ,.;.:·:·:·:·:·.. :·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·>··:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· :·:·:·:·:- :.:·:· :·:·:-:-~·:·:·:·:·:·:· event in the three day festival scheduled to years On each of the charges. to be scrverl Bennett, 21 Lociast St:, is· tbe girl 'interesil>rl in boys. ,:::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::~::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:::::;::;:::;::::;::;:::::::::::: conclude Sunday ev~r\ing . concurrently · ' agent... · · Pixie Griffin's farmer fire hydran.t is first · - . Leese McGuire ·is '7.6 festival queen T ·, ' f Theme tills year is, "Freedom's Trail.'' at the HolldaY',IDn early this morning. . Trophies will be awardecl along the park Olher acu~des today inClude llluril of front at 4:30p.m. · ·. ' the Our House · useum ; an afternoon tea Units not listed In Friday's 'nibune at a1 the Our the Houae; tr barbecue 11chicken dinner Include : Frank DIClemente's Cub Scout . ong Ulitl .earn Pub ·c use Area ; · Pack 21:6; Rick Cloak's Cub Scout Pack French Art Colbny show in the public 203; State Rep. Ronald James; Thaler square; enter~nt by the Old Tyme Ford and Smith-Buick-Pontiac vehicle ' Chorus ahd Khchen Band; ringing of unlla·CharlesBosllc generalchainnanof freed0111bellsat2p.m.fortwomlnutes ; an the 1D16 Gallia County Bicentennial; Dan address by C~r Carl Wilgus (ret) Mink's two antique can; Junior Stanley U. S. Navy; ·,seJectiOIIS from Gallia and Jacob Miller's horses; Mark, Lori and Country; alr sllow; ski show; patriotic MIChelle Roy's decorated bikes and Mary music and g~ sing and a gigantic 45A. Roy in a marching unit. minute fire~ 'displa_Y which will ·Fi~al day ·of Gallla's three-day. CQnclude ~6 h~~, /If. acliVtties, heginnmg ~ celebra~on began wltlla Prayer Breakfast· a ~. 10 p;m. 011 ~ jlark lrorjt. Open Tonight Until 8·PM . PH•.992-3629 . -·GALLIPOLIS - With the addition of begin fonnilli! ' at 12:30· p.m. All vehicle six late · entries Saturday and names of. units will form at ·the Gallipolis Stale Jn. · three units omitted from Friday's.original stitute. Marching units will form atJp.m. list, · loday •s Bi cen tennia1 year ru ver at ••""' corner of Second Ave., and Spruce Recreation Festival Parade lias sweUed to St. Equestrian unlla will form at 1p.m. at 115 units, according to Mike Kamman the corner of Fourth Ave. and Spruce St. parade chairman,. · The parade is espected Ill arrive in Th 1976 I d nd p d 'will ..downtown Gallip.olis at 3 p.m. . e n epe ence ara e Elberfelds In Pomeroy NOW IN PROGRESS PRICE 25 CENTS 115 uliits Transfers Main S1ore, Annex, and Mechanic Street Warehouse lj:C3 '. Devoted To Th~ Greater Middle Ohw Valley . French Fries Your Invited Guest Reaching_More Than 12,000 Families . tme1.· Fair today and probably !Dnlght, highs today In the f!OS, lows !Dnight in the 101!' 60s. Monday outlook is fair, highs In the low 80s. Some chance· ol light showers by Monday night. vo. 11 •' ' l .• sent terJllS m• -. ArtieIeS filed h cOrporations TwpRo:;:r~~cg~~~i • Branqe~rft, Bar~~~t~·~f:::bus;,~~ i:~f~ti:(~:}:!::m: : ;: ~:i~t: :t: : : :~: : : : t}~:}Hi:~;::tti' :.~k r:n~~~~~~nJh~ ~~t:a~~~~~~ :o~~ ~rwn~~::n~n~~dy~a~~~J~ss -~ • �• t • r-------------------------A D th 2- The Sunday Tlmei' ·SenliDel, SWiday, Julf 4,lt76 Three .injured in traffic accidents , - --- ~ ----- - -- --- ------~----, 1 Letlen of "l'lnlua are welcomed. They should be 1 1 1. less than 300 wurct. long tor be •lilted to reductloa by I I I 1he·edltor) and must be slgnd wt111 tile slcnee's ad· I 1 . " GAWPolJS L Three perThe first injw-y mishap oc- !allure 10 yield 'the right ol '11011th cl Raccoon Creek I . .~~rus. Names may he withheld apoa ~bllcaUou . I sons were Injured in five traf. curred at 9:35 a.m. on way. w~ an ·auto driven by ' A slngle .ml!hap occurred Goldie M. Shriver, &0, H"'evtr, on riq~Ut, name~~ wUI be dllelo8ed. Leltert : G!~~tp~~:~ ::.~~ry fii: accidents lnvestigllled Georges Creek Rd. two and " 1 Wood, 75. Rio Grtnde. died at Friday by the Ga11la-Melglr eight tenths .mjles north of at 8 p.m. Friday on the Patriot, Dipped a stone Into 1, ·s~~eu~~~ lie Ia ..-4-tute, •dllnaln« lsllles, 1111 Jlft"· ' I -alllles. 1• 7: 15 p.m. Friday In FH Post Stale Highway Patrol. Rt. 160 when Robert Tom · Bulavllle-Adcf\SOn Rd. where the wlndlhleld of 1 veblcle • 1 •· 1 Nursing Cenltr, Jlckson. She Rece, H, Rt. I, Ga11lpo118, Brett W. Russell, 16, operated byRonaldJ. lively, I · .:) ~- 6, i had been In 1111111Q hHIIh riding a Ia wn mower turned Gallipoll8, lost control ol his lll, Gallipolis. , ,.Q~Fdilfft I se-al'yNfS. #ln. Wood Md ,, NIXONS GAlliER right Into the path of an auto car which ran off the roadhtr ~ncl <!l*'llld 1 farm • I near Cora severs! years. SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. operated by Joseph T. Co~, way and overturned. There tQ attend services at the church I •• • • • I Sht wes born S.OI. 25, 1900, ( UPI) Fanner President · 66, Gallipolis • ' ' was moderate damage. By CJURLEN! Hop'UCH regularly; and her eyesight, I I In Perry Twp .• dtuohler of Richard Nixon plans to spend Rece' complained 0! minor Another accident occurred MIDDLEPORT - Americana · although falling somewhat, Ia sUI! I I the !all Rtts and Della a quiet Fourth of Julywttllhis injuries and was taken to the on Brick School Rd., three born on the Fourth of July generaliy good enough for her to keep up on Tanner Jones. fa m lly, w a t c h ~ ng Holzer Medical Center by hjs She Is survived by her miles from Rt. 7. ll~t · nlr t feel some 'extra sense of patrloti8m. her Bible reading. She enjoys hus.b~"d · Hayden Wood, Bicentennial events on father. There was moderate, The patrol sald an auto And that extra . sense of television and the conatant comwhom sho .,·, ~·rled April 12, Tonightthru Tuesday .. tel~viston during the day and damage. No charges were driven by John J . Martin, 16, patriolt8m lB particularly enhanced panionship ~f Princess Ann, the toy ~ Coit~cidence, or remitUier? 1923 , In Galllpoll~ Two a fireworks display. ln the filed. Show Begins 8:00 Addison, swerved to avoid an thla year, the oooth birthday of our terrlor of Allee and RIIIIII\!U ' Mllls, srsters preceded her In death Dear Sir : evening. Two persons were Injured acciden~ with Ei car diiven by She WIIJ a member of. tho h,er I ' nation. · . bet daughter and son-!Jl.law with Include her husbend, ' ' Is it coincidence that our country's 200th birthday falls on Rio Grande United Methodist aide, John In an accident at 12:43 p.m. Roger · A. Milliron, 19, ....-!:..;.;.;,;__ _ _- ' - - Nixon's One of these "Yankee Doodle whom she makes her home. · Church. Mrs . Wood was a vie; tliree broth, rs, • the first day oi IIlii week, the Lord's day, or is it a gentle Brennan, said Friday Friday on Rt. 35 at County Gallipolis, and his car struck WBitD~ ..... Mrs. Grim has lived with Mr, graduate of Rio Grande High Eyvoone Driggs, of Stewart; Mrs. Anna Grim r~minder from a palient and loving God lila\ we owe Him all School In 1918 and a 1920 Rio Joy" daughter Julie ~nd her Road 1. The patrol said a a ditch. There was no contact Brabham, C:asa •.• ·and Mrs. Mlll8 for the past three our thanks for giving us a land still far greater than any·of our Grande College gradua te, . husband David EISenhower · vehicle driven by Melvin 0. between the two cars. Grande, Ariz ., and Priscilla •.' years, vlalting occasionally In Can. She taught four years in the Bentley, ~oolvllle ; four sons, • · neighbors and which for the sake, of His elect He is keeping wtll be pr~nt at a family Smeltzer, 62, Gallipolis, A final accident ~urred BeUes" Is Mrs. Anna Grim of Midtoo with another daughter, Jane and opened a grocery store 9" Second Boyce, of 'Parkersburg ; , thus far from going the way of fQrmer great lands after 200 county school system. dlnneralongwlthMra. Nixon. pulled into the path of a car on Rt. 775, one tenth of a mile dleport who today Is marking up her her h111band, Robert Sever, IJid ln She was a member of the Loonle, Williamstown , ond •.· Ave. They later added a sidewalk years of elistance? The group will sit tn the driven by NeiUe M. Sayre, 58, Rio Grtnde College Alumni Jennings ond Aquilla, both 90th birthday. New B081on with her son, Paul Grim lunchroom whicb they operated until • Rather than the usual riotous celebrating, or on the other Association, Cora Grange ol Coolville : three brothers; front yard of the Nixon 1'oint Pleasant. For Mn. Grim thele will be no and his family. Her pride and joy are retirement. (charter member) and the Russell, Upper Sandusky; hand, apathetic disregard, let us worshipfully meditate upon mansion to watch the Mrs . Sayre and a Jody Jenkins and Topy Armstrong.· Bobby Simms and special celebration of her blrthd,ay, TURTI..E AND SACK RACE WINNERl! - Rain failed her eight grandchildren and her 12 And today - weU it's not just Ofd Pine Ladles Ald. Dooald, Coolville and Ralph our innumerable blessings' and give thanks, bearing in mind . ftrew.orks set off from a pier passenger, Reva Sines, 64, Wendy Slmms, a brother-sister comlllnation prevailed in j111t a quiet day with the family after ·great-grandchildren. to dampen the competitive spirit Saturday during the · another birthday for Mrs. Grim. Funeral services will be . ol Frost, and 13 grand · always that every great eountry that has ever failen has litst on the Pa~c Ocean. On July Point Pleasant, were taken to . the turtle ra~s . Trophies were presented by Jim !lennett, held 2 p.m. Mondoy at the children. . annual turtle and sack races sponsored by the Gallipolis attending the worship sei'Vice al the 'C,. · Born on July 4, 18861n Lyra ol She's enjoying an extra measure Of turned its flack on God. ~ Mrs. H. W. (Rebecca) Circle, 5, the family wlll celebrate Pleasant Valley Hospital for Waugh· Halley Wood She was preceded Io death Uons club president. Others assisting were Gary Bane, lions Club. Winners were (not in order) were Laura Middleport First Baptist Church. Scioto County, Mrs. Grin) and her birthday patrioti8m .as she joins Funeral Home wllh Rev. , by ·a brother, sister and mother ofli1inuleman Keith Circle, Rl. I, Racine, Obio. Mrs. Eisenhower's 28th treatment of minor injuries. Gene Wetherholt, Dick Roderick, Jr., G'. Harold Brown Armstrong, Ron Adkins, Lisa Schmidt, Kenneth Russell, $he prefers it that way. late husband, Victor, came to Midrnilllons o1 Americans embarking on Charles Lusher and Rev. grandson. Smeltzer was charged witb birthday. and Herro Dillon. , Mrs. Grim's health petmlts her dleport ·about 32 years ago and Robert ·Damschrode" .of· . Funeral services will be .· the third century. • sunday-Monday llclatln~ . Buria l will be In conducted today at 1 p.m. at Calvary .Cemetery, Rio the Fairview Church with the A.m erica, ;1s Mr. Burnett sees her &~~~ ~ Grande. Rev. Sammy Frye of. FffiEMEN CAillf:D Friends may . coli at the llclotl ng . Burial will follow In un AI!M'IOU)5 MIDDLEPORT •• The tuner a: home on Sundoy from the church cemetery. The ·, . Dear Sir : CRI e e DIN!VYI! ,,... ·• ·· · · Middleport Fire Deparlment · 3·5 ond 7-9 p.m. body will lie In state ot the Today is our 200lh birthday as an independent nation. Tonight ' . are was calh!d Friday , at 7:20 . ruling , executions church ooe hour prior to July 4th Historians remind us that great civiUzatlons last on the AUGUSTUS W. BREWER services. ~=ly untll defendants take . p.m. in front of the Gavin average of 200 years, and these civilizations rise and fall ZANESVILLE .. AuQustus Friends may coli at lhe a I to. IIlii &lpr~ Court· plant where a car was on ftre. they pass through the following phases : W. Brewer, as, Zanesville, While Funeral Home, ROOSTER COGBURN for an Individual ruling on the The car was owned by Dale former school teacher and Coolville. any lime. In lieu of . From bondage to spiritual faith. L . . AND THE LADY} flowers, the family requests resldenl of Meigs County, ' specific law. · Hensley. The extent of John Wayne, Kothorln e From spiritual faith to great courage. , died Friday here at Bethesda contrlbutloos be made to the ~ . ' No one has been executed damage is unknown. At 8:35 Hepburn, Joh n Melntl re, GALLIPOLIS - Kids' Day ba rrow races and rope· Millard Cassidy, AI Durose, winner's were Bobby Simms From great courage to liberty. Hospital. Ohio Slate University . '' 1n the Unlted States since p.m . the ERSquad was called Tommy Lee , Strother and Wendy Simms, a brother· activities in the Public skipp1ng while the sack Don Hodge and Adkins. ' From liberty to abundance. Mr . Brewer was born July Development Fund , No. ~une 2, 1967~ when a man c!led to Park street for Barbara ¥ar tin •..t The Gallipolis Uoris Club sister combinatin who used ' . Square, though somewhat racing anct tarpen races drew 12, 1890 at Spiller , Meigs 522809 · for cancer resellrch, From abundance to ~lfi shness . ' m th~ Colorado gas chamber Smith; a medical patient, who ( PGl Columbus, Ohio. County . His wife died In 1972. hampered by a damp and 150 and 82 children respec- .sponsored two events, the the same turtle . By JAMF8 A. KIDNEY sentences, although Florida and I.Aluisianll, which gave From selfishness to complacency. Mr . Brewer taught school for k~g hi;' pregnant wife was taken and admitted at These was a record 82 sack races and turtle races . steady drizzle, highlighte~ ti~ely . WASHINGTON (UPI) Gov : Reuben ASkew said he judges and .juries no From complacency to apathy. HARLEY I. KNAPP 60 years at • Hazel and Veterans Memorial Hospital. Sack race . win ners were : turtles .registered . Winners of the second .The Supreme CoUr-t can look would sign death warrants opportunity t o .exer~ise and three Children. Saturday afternoon 's 12th From apathy to dependency. ~OOLVILLE .. Harley L. Ra inbow communities , Jim Bennett, president of Girls, 8 and under, Laura• Annual · Gallipolis River annual wheelbarrow race Tanners Run , and Stlvers- Knapp, 73, Coolville, , died ; . · forward to additional capital lor anyone who exhausts his tnercy lor a person convicted From dependency back again into bondage. evening at Arcadia • ·•. punishnient appeals in light legal chances for an of a capital offense. sponsored by the FOCUS Armstrong . Boys, 8 and the Uons Club, presented Recrea ~ on ,Festival. . No doubt you readers are trying to decide in your own vl lle, all In Meigs Colulnly. Friday Nursing Home In Coolville He was a 60 year member of trophies to all winners. under; Ron Adkins. Girls 9-11 , Approximately 75 children Club were : Joey Webster and minds at just what phase, since our birth as a nation, we find Dresden Masonic Lodge , following an extended Illness. '· •·· of its ruling upholding some · overturned conviction . Justice Potter Stewart -• Fellow Uons, Gary Bane, · ourselves on our 200th birthday . death laws and striking dowri · One major issue the court said, In upholding three laws, . participated· in the wheel· Randy Amsbary in.the ~7 age Us8 Schmidt. Boys, 9-11, He was born In Gilmer Dresden, and a member of ~ Kenneth Russell . Girls, 12-14, Dick Roderick, Jr., Gene .•. . others for the crime of sidestepped was whether the decision "that capital ·group. Gentry Ragland and County, W. Va. to the late White Cottage United I am sorry to say, but in my humble opinion, I betieve we • Alonzo and Audle Yost · Phillip King, 8-10 age group; Jody Jenkins. Boys, 12-14 , Wether holt, G. Richard are on our way from dependency to bondage and unless we Methodist Church. ., murder. death penalties can ever be punishment may be the He Is sur'v'lved by two sons, KnaPP· Mr. Knapp was a Brown and Herm Dillon, rededticate ourselves to the Spirit of 1TI6, we will find · . . The court left some unanapplied to crimes such as appropriate sanction in John Ackerman and Mark Tony Armstrong. Wilbur, St. Cloud, Minn., and retired employe of the Turtle ra ce ' coverall ) assisted. TALij:S PRESSED :; swered questions in its five rape robbery·and 'kidnaping extreme cases is an Roy 1J.l3 year olds and ourselves, in a short time, in total bondage again. -Marshall David of Medina , three Parkersburg FMC Corp. He 1Y«) • CLEVELAND (UPI) - - Goog ie Harris and John . decisions Friday upholding whe;e no death results. A expression of the grandchildren, one great. re,llred In 1965. r--:--------,~-~..;,._-:;--_~--~-----1 M. Burnett~ Gallipolis, Ohio. He was 8 member of the U. S. Labor Secretary Armstrong, 14·16 year olds. grandson, three brothers, .. •· tliree death laws and striking ruling on that Issue could community's belief that •***********************• ~· ••• I . . . Gilboa Baptist Church near Ernest. Racine , Edgar, Port· William J . Usery kep t Each winner was ·presented ·" down two more. It has 71 come next term if the court certain crimes are I . land, and Eber of East Reedy , W. Va.. and a former •• negotiators for the striking with two Bicentennial silver ~ ..":. capital cases left on its docket decides to review one of the the~ves so grievous an SUNDAY, JULY 4TH council member ol the village Li verpool. •• Dedicated to watchful patriots United Rubber · Workers dollars. Andy Gilmore served '·: Involving 74 perSQns, and capital. punishment appeals affront to humAI!ity that the .., · . . . . · MONDAY, JULY 5TH ' Funeral services . will be of Coolville. THE FAMILY PLACE TO SAVE · , · some of those could be still on its docket. Union and the rubber, com- as event chairman. Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at the Surviving are three only adequate response n:lay . ~*****~*********w*~********** William ThQmpson and Son daughters, Mrs. Emelene •• panies talking late Friday Th ~ Gallipolis Kiwanis I Dear Sir: ·•,' accepted for review next All five appeals· .ruJell..on be the death penalty." Mullins, Athens; ~s. Carl F ~neral Home. While Cot. 1 1 Dedicated to the ever watchful patriots of yesteryear and tage. Burial will be In (Wanda) Boggs, Gallipolis, • night to try to get a break- Club's rope skipping contest ., !erm to provide more Friday involved murder But Stewart ., said the I today and to my son, Meigs County Bicentennial Minuteman Memorial Park, Zanesville. · and Mrs. Edward B. (Wilma) through in ~ stalemated chaired by Kenton Adkins, ~ answers. . convictions, and the court · mandatory · North Carolina strike talKs: When the drew 75 participants. Russell. ' Coolville ; two \, Thecourtmeetsforlhelast said it was rroi deciding law "treats all persons By Hobart Wilson Jr. ~~~ns~e and his "fellow-at-arms" Min~teman George Friends may call at the sisters, ' ' rubber Mrs. Flora Craddock, Funeral Home lrorT\3 to 5 and talks broke for dinner about time thla term next Tuesday whether the 8th Amendment convicted of a designated Tony Armstrong reigns as •• Akron, and Ms . Hester 1 to 9 today and Monday. 7:15p.m., Usery said it had to rule on a few cases and ban on cruel and un111ual offense not as uniquely the grand champion . Winners Rhodes, Reedy : a brother, GALUA Countians and visitors attending the 11th annual ATURN IN THE ROAD TO FRt.EDOM \ not been decided whether the were 3-10 age group, Tomy •• per~ps dispoSe of the 71 punishment .would apply indlvidua! hwnan beings but HAZEL BUCKL E.Y Walter , Spencer; nine "'~ negotiations would go Armstrong and Micliele Roy ; River Recreation Festival will help usher in tliis Nation's third REEDSVILLE .. Funeral grandchildren. and lour capital case appeals. when no victim ~es. as members of a faceless, century of independence at 2 p.m. today. grea !·grandchildren, and services will be conducted through the holi<jay weekend. For now, ·however , the In a trio of 7·2 (~lsions the 11-13 age group, Mark Roy undifferentiated mass 10 be • today for Mrs . Hazel several nieces and nephews. +++ He als6 declinedJo say if any and Debbie Swisher . ::. justices have provided lj!gal jusUces upheld ~Florida, subjected to the bl!nd He was preceded In death Buckley , 7~. Reedsville, who INDIVIDUALS and organizations are invited to ring their The minutemen stood their dreadful watch, •• progr·ess had been made. • pennisslon for three states Georgia and Texas laws on Kiwanians present were infliction of the penalty of died at 10 a.m. Friday at by his wife, Ruin I~ 1973, one I chimes in conjunction with the ringing of the Uberty Bell in Their hearts hard a-beating, Memoria-l Hospital in son, one brother and ooe half. ·: F1orida, Texas and Georgia grounds they provlcted strict death." . . "· •• Philadelphia . It was exactly ' 200 years ago_ today (from the .For faintest ccilour red coats tell sister. Parkersburg. , . - to begin executing sqme of slandards for judges, juries Based·on information from Services will be held at 3 Funeral services will be precise moment ) that.the Liberty Bell proclaimed independ- , Lestowressors come a.fleeting. the 143 men and one .woman .and appeals . courts .· in · a UPI sur\ley of Death Rows 'Monday, 2 p,m. at the White p.m. at the Reedsville United M ence of the new Nation, · ' ;, , . on their Death Rows. determining what crimes are and an analysis by the Legal Funeral Home, Coolville with Methodist Church with the • Their wives, children, and plows forsook +++ , Even in those slates , so heinous . the state's. Defense Fund of the NAACP, Rev . Free land . Norris, the Rev. · Roy Deeter of. GALUA'S Bicentemial ~hairmen, Atty . Tom Moulton They watched the field, the woods, the brook. assisted by Rev. Bud Hatfield tlclating. Burial will be In . • lawyers for many lrunate1 ultimate penalty is the laws of 18 states with WHilE and Rev . John Douglas of· Coolville cemetery. Friends Around the bend the road it told and Charles Adkins, urge all residents to take part in tbe bell:. ' could pursue delaying warranted. _, ~ QUANTITIES about 300 irunates might fall flclatlng. Burial will loll ow in may call at the funeral home LIMIT 1875 ringing ceremonies. The event will. take place just about the Of marching feet (the sound is old ). lAST! · appeals up to the Supreme But the laws nevertheless under the new tests. The laws the Reedsv ille Cemetery. after 3 p.m. Sunday. 2 WATTS time the Jaycees' lOth annual River Recreation parade is ~ou.rt based ~n alleged permit ·different verdicts in 16 other states, also with The body will lie In state at by Ms Penelope A rugged mower that w il l moke sh o rr underway in downtown Gallipolis. It should be quite an The bridge - it also echoed warning infrtngement.of rJghls during based on the individual about 300 inmates, stand a • work of sum mer gross cutting . Bnggs & occasion. Tonight's fireworks display is scheduled to start at 10 To some men yet a-doing their farming. MacGill\cuty search and arrest, for defendant and his crime. reasonable chlince of passing Stroll on engine. Side safety d ischarge . 30-QUARI CAPACITY o'clock on the Park Front. examp~, or other technical · By a 5-4 vole, the justices Supreme Court muster. chute .'' Air lift" blade des ign. Designed They stood their ground these valiant men +++ • gtolUldS. struck down mandatoty But in those states which COMPUTER PRINTOUT with many imp<Htant safe ty fea tures FOAM PLASTIC. •" WHILE searching the Iiles of the Gallipolis Daily Tribune, Dear farm lan1 here no king would win! Governors can commu~ death laws 1n North Carolina appear to follow tbe court's My computer relates : ; (1) That Homer Cole of Tuppers Plains is rela~d to the we noticed the Nation's !50th or Sesquicentennial anniversary CM~umbered they stood, outi!lJIUied, and yet alsO fell on ·a Sunday. Unlike today, there were no major Their fierce courage was a threat. Model No. WP205 : famous Homer Coal. planned"! the Old French City 50 years ago. , activities • (2) That Freda carpenter of Portland, Ohio, is related to a Powelful 3HP POMEROY - Charles Jacobs, 28, Yes, fierce courage was all they had +++ a ~ • famous general of the Army . Do you know his name? Pomeroy, is in critical condition at But it beat at the hearts of lhe enemy bad. ACCORDING to the Saturday, July 3, 1926 edition of the REG· ~ (3) That Dale Dutton of Middleport, Obio, is a close friend 1\.o\2. Briggs & Stratton Veterans lolemorial Hospital due to an .~ Tribune, the only thing scheduled on Independence Day was a = of Senator Adlai Stevenson. · apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound to Tu rm li ghts on a nd off ev~ry ] 4 hours. Engine : (4) That "Pop" Johnson of Portland once wrestled a bear baseball doubleheader bet ween Ga!Hpolis and Pt. Pleasant on No wasr was won that fateful day J<eep5 food ho t or co ld . l eo ~ pr oo f , On bloody ground good farm men lay. the head. Tu rns on a ppl ianc es . . your co llee ' s Vance Field, a new ball park. • •• and nearly won: wo le rp, oo l, rruld ew u~s 1s lont. ready when you get up. Ul appro ved . Elmer Althouse, Pomeroy policeman, But 'the enemy knew it had been oubstood ; · +++ : (5) That Mildred Fowler of Middleport, 0., was a member repor~ that a .25 caUbre pistol was used. WHILE searching through that Tribune of five decades Yes, .the world would know of this brotherhood. : of the famous Major Bowes Amateur Hour in early radio days' The Pomeroy ER squad was dlspa tched to ago, we noticed Buck Jones was starring in "Cowboy and the .. , N cooKOUT SUPPLIES! QUAKER SlATE : and that She once sang with a Cincinnati opera company. ' Tyranny outshone, it soo~ would yield ; the scene around 4 o.m. Saturday at the Countess" at the Gallipolis Theatre. Admission was 10 cents • (6J That Herb Sayre of Letart once was an.Avon salesman. SAVE 0 SUPEI ILEIID Jacobs home on Lincoln HiD in Pomeroy. : (7) That Toin Rue of Middleport, 0 ., was once an honor for children and 25 cents for adults. H. W. Walter had just Yea, the world would profit from this battlefield. - Lora Rebecca Shockey Circle, Racine, Ohio. The incident is still under investigation. opened a new chicken hatchery in Meigs County. The .; guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. THE FAMILY PLAC£ TO SAVE Galllpolis Ice Co., advertised "ice for dog days." The C. D. : (8) That Bob Woods of Chester; Ohio once held the record Kerr Drug Store had a special holiday sale on stationery. ~ for eating oysters. : (9) Do you know who the greatest codk ln the county is? Ha!Uday's Store at 354 Second Ave., featured a clothes sale. At PRICES GOOD Harry Franks & Sons, golf knickers were available from $4 to : She lives ih Letart. · •J : (10) Do you know who has the handle of ''Dragon Lady ?" $7.50. Empire Funilture Co., had just received a new supply of POMEROY - No one was truck, was parked at the refrigerators for the hot Mmuner season. On Friday, July 2, GALLIPOLIS •• ·Four Officers have joined GSI hurt in a three-car collision · Durst Store in Stlversvlut. LIIIIIT60UARTS : Signed: Big Mac · ·• · 1926, the Gallia County Automobile Cluli conducted a tour for theft complaints were in· Security Police in the in· Saturday around 1:35p.m. in Robert A. Batley, 22, Rt. I, ~~~ · IOW/30 NO lAINCHI CKI COMPUTER PRINTOUT • Wallace Bradford, as you know, is an outstanding citizen. 58 Columbus residents. The visitors arrived in the Old French vestigated here Friday by vestigation of the theft of two Stiversville according to Long Bottom, traveling south COMPOIITTOP • Wbat the voters in Alaska don't know is that Wallace has been ·City on the Steamer Cordill. The trip was arranged by Col. J . city police officers and •.the canvas tents. Both tents ( 9xl2 Meigs County Deputy Sheriff on Bald Knob Rd., met Hayes M. Kaufman. The Tribune had an armouncement on page one Gallia County sheriff's feet) .were taken from .(JSI : Jrying to invent an all purpose Christmas tree. He has bllen Robert Beagle. McMurray, 78, Rt. . I Pol'\REG. property near the barn. They • experimenting with a Christmas tree thai can be used as an July 3 that said "sillce the July 4 holiday falla on a Sunday !he deputieS. Bob Woods, driving a bread land,ln a car that came from ' ' ~REG. 97' Pkg. REG. 59' Pkg; LARGE PKG. •• · umbrella. Also he would like to have the tree so constructed so Tribune will not be published on Monday, July 5, in order to Charles Gatewood , 1128 were used by patients .during JUMBO ROLL 1 a road behind the store intO 2.99 PLASTIC CUPS PAPER PLATES : thatlt can also beusedasa !room 10;sweep the house. Wallace permit employees to observe the holiday." And the 0 . 1,, Kiger Second Ave ., Gallipolis, the day time. PAPER NAPKINS the paltl of the Bailey car. ; PAPEIIOWELS Ford Agency advertised new automobiles, ranging from $300 reported someone broke into NAZIS MARCH Mike Neal of the libby : Ia llavlnfl some dlfficull)l in getting this tree invented. He Both vehicles collided and to $545. There was a shoe sale at the Underselling Store on his locked car Fridy night. Hotel rep orted someone WASHINGTON (UPI) : would expect to market this product at $lOper unit. s!ruck the parked vehlcl~. Court St. Men's Oxfords listed for $4.50 were being sold for Missing were a Lafayet~ CB entered a .coke machine The American Nazis exer- There was heavy proper!~ : On'e of the things that Ia difficult with Wallace is that he WHITE AND · Ladies P~g. radio valued at $189 and a located in front of the hotel. cised their constitutional damage. No citations were • saw a two-headed deer on his property recently. Most two- -~ ' REG.47' Of purse containing $!So in cash. Neal said the same machine right to demonstrate across Issued. ; headed deer have the beads on the front part of the body, +++ ; h tr o w ide c la st ic 100 ASSORTED COLORS Sizes 10 • however, in this case, one o(1fle heads was on the front of the JACK McSorley, Public Health Coordinat,or, ·Ohio was forced open Wednesday from the White House Roll . to p. Rein fo!Ced toe. ' LIIIIIT 2 Pkas. t ' animal and one was on the rear of the animal. This creature ' Department of Health, .in an effort to point out the possible One siz e !i ts 6'11- 1\. night. He changed the lock Saturday •• behind the ,, • Gol d or ovocod 6 bordered • 7-ourrt e 's11e · reu sa ble Popv lor to lo ts, • was walking sideways. Wallace calted his wife Muriel to see seriousness of the Swine Fl!lJ!Pidemic expected this winter, is Sunaa',v_ Tim--Sentinel Friday ' morning. Someone protective ring of scores of U. • 125 2-ply shee t's per ro ll • For ho1 or cold beverages : • this anima! but before she could verify it the animal had seeking Information from relatives of Galll8 Countians who ~ ....S. Park pollee and the taunts, apened it with a key Frlday MENUHIN HONORED : • disappeared in the woods. If anyone els~s this tw<>-headed either died or almost died during the 1918 crisis. Pub! ished ev~ry Sunda 1 night. Missing was · $10 in sometimes obscene, of anti· WASHINGTON (UP!) ~ deer,pleasecai!Wallaceashewouldliketohaveitasapet.· +++ " ~~blishrn\ c~hlo Vall ey change. Nazis. First Lady Betty Ford Frida)' . ; Signed: lila Mac • ~ "BY relating these tragic experiences with today's DA~~~L.J:?.l-~te "We held the rally here presented vlollnlst Yehudi Gallla County sheriff's NAVY BLUE, : LATEST RESULTS FROM OMAHA, NEBRASKA generation, the deparlmenlfeels local residents will be better 825 Th lrd Ave., Gallipolis, deputies • investigated a today to celebrate our Menuhln the first Wolf TraP. ' , Dear Readers: The voting 1n Qmaha, Nebraska on Meigs prepared, especially if they read or have first hand knowledge Oh~~~l:~~d everv weekday breaking and en~rlng at the nation's Bicentennial under Award for his "contribution. YELLOW , Couinly'sleadlng per10nalltiesls as follows : . ofhowthingswere 58yearsago,"McSorleysaid. evening e•cept Saturday . residen ce of Marvin the theme of Free America - to the arts " and hi( n..te Shields• "'•"' •• ""5 ; George Carper, 201100 Second Class 'Postage f{' ald Wickline, Sr., Eureka Star free America from alien involvement In the earlr ..., , ; Orlon R-·-... .... ,; · +++ at Gallip~tio , Ohio 45631. OR 18,500; Thereon Johnson, 18,499; Ed!aon Hobllet~, 17,QOO!n,; McSORLEY added, "Our job Ia to inform the residents of . THE OAIL Y SENTINEL REG. Rt. Missing were two hand· Jewish domination and free planning of the outdooti ' Eugene Fink. 16,54~; James Clatworthy, 16,443; Rodney Ohio what might happen if they are not prepared. Then,lt's up . ~~~[,t,~oci ~~:V!~.~ guns and two microphones. America from non-white concert theater neaf. GREEN minorities," said Harold Washington . : DoWning, 16,324; Ben ~tey, l5,9997k; John T. Wolfe, 15,679; ~ th~ people~ ~~rpond to the warnings." He idded If anyone ~:v . ~~1~:~ .W."!:nl~t'~~; • David Ohlinger, 15,220; John Fick, 14,000; Wallace Bradford, s rst-lian ormation on the 1918 flu epidemic, pjease · mailing matter et Pomeroy, Menuhln also was Mant1111, Mobile, Ala., an 11,547; Ben Quisenberry, 10,1100; Gl\yle Price, 8,700%; cash contact this newspaper, or 'himself, Jack McSorley, Public ·Ohio Postp,fllco. organizer for the National for the "great ooucating" he:· SHOOT A Bahr, 8,500; Charles "Red' ' Carr, 8,000; Edward Freeker, Health .Coor<!inator, State Health Deparlment, Columbus, su~~.,c,sc~rl\'r wd:.~~ M:t~~ Soclaltst White Peoples has done In tile mUllcal field-' ladies and Teens LIMIT 2 . PACK TODAY! 6,000; Whlakers Kibble, 5,000; Phil Kelly, 1,900; Ted Reed, 73% Ohio. "If residents wish, we won't use any names. But the roole S3.25 er month. · Party, the full name of the with hilt school In London., ;· · ! and Fred Crow; minus 300. . information would provide rmpact and motivate residents to SUBSCR ~:uiN RATES American Nazi party. The vlollnlllllld the Pint. love this canvas sling , J. Pierpont Ebert, our political analyst, has analyzed the be prepm:ed by getting a nu shot when the program gets rrTC~~e ?n"'~~~~ll:nd o~~~~ STR TNTOOTNSUI CIDE(UPI J came as 1 "IIIII'Prile" llld "I·: 1 - DISNSAILE KODACOLOR II Reg. s4,37 TYPE 88 0 : volir\g In Oma])a as foiiQINs : That Pete Shields is retiring was underway 1later this swnmer.:· Virginia one year S22.00; sl• A • · don't feel lt'a ~ed." :: heard In Omaha, Nebraska through the Federal government. +~ + months..$11 .So ; three months Rep. Wayne L. Hays, D-Ohio, MOE LIIHTER CII 0·12 fiLM POLACOLOR 2 FILM sandal with rope-wrapped •• .OO. clseWIItre 126.00 per de nt'ed Fn·day )1 e took• an HEARING PLANNED TWENTY YEARS AGO , from- th e files of the Daily SI The fact that he Ia knowledgable about peanuts helped his ' veer; sf• months SIJ .SOJ COLUMBUS - The Ohio •' race. Also 500 cattle voted for Pete because of his friendship' Tribune and weekly Gallia Times ... Dr. Arthur K. Smith joins route three SJ.25 months · 17.50 ; .mttor overdose . of sleepina pills ladies' . r Discount monthly . . HALTING RESEARCH 0: Environmental Protection • with coWB. One o1 the disappclintments w~s the fact that Phil HoIzer Hosp1ta I and C1lnic staff ... Pv~. Carl T. Mefford The Dollv Sentlnof'. one June 10 m an effort to ltiU Prlc• · wedge bottoms. WASHINGTON (UPI) - :l : , Kelly didn't do better in OmaiMI, The word •ot around that he Ewlngton, arrives in Japan with U. S. -\fmy ... New traffi~ rear U2.0D; St• ~nonths himself. Speaking at a Agency will conduct a public Sizes to 10 B J~n h. II 1.50; three months 17.00. · B' . I .ce Iebra t'ton hearing on proposed changes The Nuclear Regulctory:• : knew Ellabeth Ray. Both Or!Cil Roush and• Thereon Johnson light lnst aIIed a t "'I ~~ ver r uo;e approac .m Kanauga ... New E!lew here 126.00; sl• teen tennta • For Sqvor e Shooter cameros Comrnlsllon saki Saturday • 3'/a" x -4 1i" color, print' • 75 -speed • J Y.'' x AW ' , dkf weD because they are friendly to the farmers. Ted Reed miniature golf course plalllled near Blue Fountain Motel by ~)0fc,'_hs 113.~ : tllree months befor~ 200 people her~, Hays, In Ohio's water quality Is haltlitg a· react' r safety~ • : 1r11111't u weD known in Omaha althou!\h he l'Cllltinually gels , Bette Null .. . Stanley B, (Pud) Huntington ~retire from me Unite<! Pres.-~""· 65, sa1d: "If I reaU" 1v~~l•.1 slandarrts for the main slell) research project for whlch ~l 1 write-in wttea. l have tried to discourage write~n votes. It is a Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co., post ... Gillen Motor ternatlonal isthee~cluse •.i fo1•:j t ' · ·n r· ysel· ,.there w<·t wl • I >I the Loli·er Mnhoning G.C. MURPHY CO. • THE FRIENDLY S'I'OR•w . t entitled to River . The hearings will be costs had escalated 1,700 per ': Sal • inyaterywhJFred frow Continually gets negative votes, but it . es Ioca tes fl rrn ln Moore l!Ul1d ng on ~cond Ave ... John publication ot · oil "ew>, llr ·10 pills left m the bolt e cent and the da~ for siarting ': : · li felt that his r~ stand on the Bl bomber affected his M\lhOan scores eight points for Ohio AU-stars in 107-96 cage g~'.e:~~~~~ .~3~~~~th~0 10 ~~~ could have .a<en." H~ \vas held Thtirsday and Friday in experiments had been' Niles · and on July 12 in • vollnc. Slcned: Big Mac. loss to Kentucky at Middletown . "' "' published herein . g1ven two standing ovations. ,.,..,,, &.lavatt ftvP VPArct ' ...... '"' .... rea ea Mrs. Anna Grim~! Middleport~ • .. born on the Fourth offuly, ts . Meigs ' Yankee Do_odte· Belle . ... S l I . COLO'' · '0 • _ Personality profile. . . • . .'76 Kids Da. y activities are . . big success in .Gallipa%park MEIGS THEATRE Capital punishment ruling as ... doesn't answer all issues . I . • Independence Day .. DISCOUNTS .• M ~ •• ..•.. I Dateline I Gaff"l8 : TWO BIG DAYS I. I •• " .$ > •• :"• : DAYS ·ONLY! !* 20" CUI' • 3 H.P. ROTARY MOWER • .." .. .• : I 00 Almost impossible to answer . Man critical from sel(-inflict_ed shot · ELECTRIC TIMER . 9,9 ICI CHEST , sac 4TH of JULY SALE·A·BRATION LADIES AND TEENS COMFORTABLE Four theFts reported MOTOR OIL 51~ Thong Sandals No one hurt in collision ' 91 ... KNEE HI's 23~ c c to. NVAS SLING SANDALS .. ,$ m,F 88 ... '4.99 honom . tt< ~72~ ~. ?.~.~ 357 1 • • • OUR LOW PRICE CHARCOAL BRIQUEIS 10 LB. BAG 99~ �• t • r-------------------------A D th 2- The Sunday Tlmei' ·SenliDel, SWiday, Julf 4,lt76 Three .injured in traffic accidents , - --- ~ ----- - -- --- ------~----, 1 Letlen of "l'lnlua are welcomed. They should be 1 1 1. less than 300 wurct. long tor be •lilted to reductloa by I I I 1he·edltor) and must be slgnd wt111 tile slcnee's ad· I 1 . " GAWPolJS L Three perThe first injw-y mishap oc- !allure 10 yield 'the right ol '11011th cl Raccoon Creek I . .~~rus. Names may he withheld apoa ~bllcaUou . I sons were Injured in five traf. curred at 9:35 a.m. on way. w~ an ·auto driven by ' A slngle .ml!hap occurred Goldie M. Shriver, &0, H"'evtr, on riq~Ut, name~~ wUI be dllelo8ed. Leltert : G!~~tp~~:~ ::.~~ry fii: accidents lnvestigllled Georges Creek Rd. two and " 1 Wood, 75. Rio Grtnde. died at Friday by the Ga11la-Melglr eight tenths .mjles north of at 8 p.m. Friday on the Patriot, Dipped a stone Into 1, ·s~~eu~~~ lie Ia ..-4-tute, •dllnaln« lsllles, 1111 Jlft"· ' I -alllles. 1• 7: 15 p.m. Friday In FH Post Stale Highway Patrol. Rt. 160 when Robert Tom · Bulavllle-Adcf\SOn Rd. where the wlndlhleld of 1 veblcle • 1 •· 1 Nursing Cenltr, Jlckson. She Rece, H, Rt. I, Ga11lpo118, Brett W. Russell, 16, operated byRonaldJ. lively, I · .:) ~- 6, i had been In 1111111Q hHIIh riding a Ia wn mower turned Gallipoll8, lost control ol his lll, Gallipolis. , ,.Q~Fdilfft I se-al'yNfS. #ln. Wood Md ,, NIXONS GAlliER right Into the path of an auto car which ran off the roadhtr ~ncl <!l*'llld 1 farm • I near Cora severs! years. SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. operated by Joseph T. Co~, way and overturned. There tQ attend services at the church I •• • • • I Sht wes born S.OI. 25, 1900, ( UPI) Fanner President · 66, Gallipolis • ' ' was moderate damage. By CJURLEN! Hop'UCH regularly; and her eyesight, I I In Perry Twp .• dtuohler of Richard Nixon plans to spend Rece' complained 0! minor Another accident occurred MIDDLEPORT - Americana · although falling somewhat, Ia sUI! I I the !all Rtts and Della a quiet Fourth of Julywttllhis injuries and was taken to the on Brick School Rd., three born on the Fourth of July generaliy good enough for her to keep up on Tanner Jones. fa m lly, w a t c h ~ ng Holzer Medical Center by hjs She Is survived by her miles from Rt. 7. ll~t · nlr t feel some 'extra sense of patrloti8m. her Bible reading. She enjoys hus.b~"d · Hayden Wood, Bicentennial events on father. There was moderate, The patrol sald an auto And that extra . sense of television and the conatant comwhom sho .,·, ~·rled April 12, Tonightthru Tuesday .. tel~viston during the day and damage. No charges were driven by John J . Martin, 16, patriolt8m lB particularly enhanced panionship ~f Princess Ann, the toy ~ Coit~cidence, or remitUier? 1923 , In Galllpoll~ Two a fireworks display. ln the filed. Show Begins 8:00 Addison, swerved to avoid an thla year, the oooth birthday of our terrlor of Allee and RIIIIII\!U ' Mllls, srsters preceded her In death Dear Sir : evening. Two persons were Injured acciden~ with Ei car diiven by She WIIJ a member of. tho h,er I ' nation. · . bet daughter and son-!Jl.law with Include her husbend, ' ' Is it coincidence that our country's 200th birthday falls on Rio Grande United Methodist aide, John In an accident at 12:43 p.m. Roger · A. Milliron, 19, ....-!:..;.;.;,;__ _ _- ' - - Nixon's One of these "Yankee Doodle whom she makes her home. · Church. Mrs . Wood was a vie; tliree broth, rs, • the first day oi IIlii week, the Lord's day, or is it a gentle Brennan, said Friday Friday on Rt. 35 at County Gallipolis, and his car struck WBitD~ ..... Mrs. Grim has lived with Mr, graduate of Rio Grande High Eyvoone Driggs, of Stewart; Mrs. Anna Grim r~minder from a palient and loving God lila\ we owe Him all School In 1918 and a 1920 Rio Joy" daughter Julie ~nd her Road 1. The patrol said a a ditch. There was no contact Brabham, C:asa •.• ·and Mrs. Mlll8 for the past three our thanks for giving us a land still far greater than any·of our Grande College gradua te, . husband David EISenhower · vehicle driven by Melvin 0. between the two cars. Grande, Ariz ., and Priscilla •.' years, vlalting occasionally In Can. She taught four years in the Bentley, ~oolvllle ; four sons, • · neighbors and which for the sake, of His elect He is keeping wtll be pr~nt at a family Smeltzer, 62, Gallipolis, A final accident ~urred BeUes" Is Mrs. Anna Grim of Midtoo with another daughter, Jane and opened a grocery store 9" Second Boyce, of 'Parkersburg ; , thus far from going the way of fQrmer great lands after 200 county school system. dlnneralongwlthMra. Nixon. pulled into the path of a car on Rt. 775, one tenth of a mile dleport who today Is marking up her her h111band, Robert Sever, IJid ln She was a member of the Loonle, Williamstown , ond •.· Ave. They later added a sidewalk years of elistance? The group will sit tn the driven by NeiUe M. Sayre, 58, Rio Grtnde College Alumni Jennings ond Aquilla, both 90th birthday. New B081on with her son, Paul Grim lunchroom whicb they operated until • Rather than the usual riotous celebrating, or on the other Association, Cora Grange ol Coolville : three brothers; front yard of the Nixon 1'oint Pleasant. For Mn. Grim thele will be no and his family. Her pride and joy are retirement. (charter member) and the Russell, Upper Sandusky; hand, apathetic disregard, let us worshipfully meditate upon mansion to watch the Mrs . Sayre and a Jody Jenkins and Topy Armstrong.· Bobby Simms and special celebration of her blrthd,ay, TURTI..E AND SACK RACE WINNERl! - Rain failed her eight grandchildren and her 12 And today - weU it's not just Ofd Pine Ladles Ald. Dooald, Coolville and Ralph our innumerable blessings' and give thanks, bearing in mind . ftrew.orks set off from a pier passenger, Reva Sines, 64, Wendy Slmms, a brother-sister comlllnation prevailed in j111t a quiet day with the family after ·great-grandchildren. to dampen the competitive spirit Saturday during the · another birthday for Mrs. Grim. Funeral services will be . ol Frost, and 13 grand · always that every great eountry that has ever failen has litst on the Pa~c Ocean. On July Point Pleasant, were taken to . the turtle ra~s . Trophies were presented by Jim !lennett, held 2 p.m. Mondoy at the children. . annual turtle and sack races sponsored by the Gallipolis attending the worship sei'Vice al the 'C,. · Born on July 4, 18861n Lyra ol She's enjoying an extra measure Of turned its flack on God. ~ Mrs. H. W. (Rebecca) Circle, 5, the family wlll celebrate Pleasant Valley Hospital for Waugh· Halley Wood She was preceded Io death Uons club president. Others assisting were Gary Bane, lions Club. Winners were (not in order) were Laura Middleport First Baptist Church. Scioto County, Mrs. Grin) and her birthday patrioti8m .as she joins Funeral Home wllh Rev. , by ·a brother, sister and mother ofli1inuleman Keith Circle, Rl. I, Racine, Obio. Mrs. Eisenhower's 28th treatment of minor injuries. Gene Wetherholt, Dick Roderick, Jr., G'. Harold Brown Armstrong, Ron Adkins, Lisa Schmidt, Kenneth Russell, $he prefers it that way. late husband, Victor, came to Midrnilllons o1 Americans embarking on Charles Lusher and Rev. grandson. Smeltzer was charged witb birthday. and Herro Dillon. , Mrs. Grim's health petmlts her dleport ·about 32 years ago and Robert ·Damschrode" .of· . Funeral services will be .· the third century. • sunday-Monday llclatln~ . Buria l will be In conducted today at 1 p.m. at Calvary .Cemetery, Rio the Fairview Church with the A.m erica, ;1s Mr. Burnett sees her &~~~ ~ Grande. Rev. Sammy Frye of. FffiEMEN CAillf:D Friends may . coli at the llclotl ng . Burial will follow In un AI!M'IOU)5 MIDDLEPORT •• The tuner a: home on Sundoy from the church cemetery. The ·, . Dear Sir : CRI e e DIN!VYI! ,,... ·• ·· · · Middleport Fire Deparlment · 3·5 ond 7-9 p.m. body will lie In state ot the Today is our 200lh birthday as an independent nation. Tonight ' . are was calh!d Friday , at 7:20 . ruling , executions church ooe hour prior to July 4th Historians remind us that great civiUzatlons last on the AUGUSTUS W. BREWER services. ~=ly untll defendants take . p.m. in front of the Gavin average of 200 years, and these civilizations rise and fall ZANESVILLE .. AuQustus Friends may coli at lhe a I to. IIlii &lpr~ Court· plant where a car was on ftre. they pass through the following phases : W. Brewer, as, Zanesville, While Funeral Home, ROOSTER COGBURN for an Individual ruling on the The car was owned by Dale former school teacher and Coolville. any lime. In lieu of . From bondage to spiritual faith. L . . AND THE LADY} flowers, the family requests resldenl of Meigs County, ' specific law. · Hensley. The extent of John Wayne, Kothorln e From spiritual faith to great courage. , died Friday here at Bethesda contrlbutloos be made to the ~ . ' No one has been executed damage is unknown. At 8:35 Hepburn, Joh n Melntl re, GALLIPOLIS - Kids' Day ba rrow races and rope· Millard Cassidy, AI Durose, winner's were Bobby Simms From great courage to liberty. Hospital. Ohio Slate University . '' 1n the Unlted States since p.m . the ERSquad was called Tommy Lee , Strother and Wendy Simms, a brother· activities in the Public skipp1ng while the sack Don Hodge and Adkins. ' From liberty to abundance. Mr . Brewer was born July Development Fund , No. ~une 2, 1967~ when a man c!led to Park street for Barbara ¥ar tin •..t The Gallipolis Uoris Club sister combinatin who used ' . Square, though somewhat racing anct tarpen races drew 12, 1890 at Spiller , Meigs 522809 · for cancer resellrch, From abundance to ~lfi shness . ' m th~ Colorado gas chamber Smith; a medical patient, who ( PGl Columbus, Ohio. County . His wife died In 1972. hampered by a damp and 150 and 82 children respec- .sponsored two events, the the same turtle . By JAMF8 A. KIDNEY sentences, although Florida and I.Aluisianll, which gave From selfishness to complacency. Mr . Brewer taught school for k~g hi;' pregnant wife was taken and admitted at These was a record 82 sack races and turtle races . steady drizzle, highlighte~ ti~ely . WASHINGTON (UPI) Gov : Reuben ASkew said he judges and .juries no From complacency to apathy. HARLEY I. KNAPP 60 years at • Hazel and Veterans Memorial Hospital. Sack race . win ners were : turtles .registered . Winners of the second .The Supreme CoUr-t can look would sign death warrants opportunity t o .exer~ise and three Children. Saturday afternoon 's 12th From apathy to dependency. ~OOLVILLE .. Harley L. Ra inbow communities , Jim Bennett, president of Girls, 8 and under, Laura• Annual · Gallipolis River annual wheelbarrow race Tanners Run , and Stlvers- Knapp, 73, Coolville, , died ; . · forward to additional capital lor anyone who exhausts his tnercy lor a person convicted From dependency back again into bondage. evening at Arcadia • ·•. punishnient appeals in light legal chances for an of a capital offense. sponsored by the FOCUS Armstrong . Boys, 8 and the Uons Club, presented Recrea ~ on ,Festival. . No doubt you readers are trying to decide in your own vl lle, all In Meigs Colulnly. Friday Nursing Home In Coolville He was a 60 year member of trophies to all winners. under; Ron Adkins. Girls 9-11 , Approximately 75 children Club were : Joey Webster and minds at just what phase, since our birth as a nation, we find Dresden Masonic Lodge , following an extended Illness. '· •·· of its ruling upholding some · overturned conviction . Justice Potter Stewart -• Fellow Uons, Gary Bane, · ourselves on our 200th birthday . death laws and striking dowri · One major issue the court said, In upholding three laws, . participated· in the wheel· Randy Amsbary in.the ~7 age Us8 Schmidt. Boys, 9-11, He was born In Gilmer Dresden, and a member of ~ Kenneth Russell . Girls, 12-14, Dick Roderick, Jr., Gene .•. . others for the crime of sidestepped was whether the decision "that capital ·group. Gentry Ragland and County, W. Va. to the late White Cottage United I am sorry to say, but in my humble opinion, I betieve we • Alonzo and Audle Yost · Phillip King, 8-10 age group; Jody Jenkins. Boys, 12-14 , Wether holt, G. Richard are on our way from dependency to bondage and unless we Methodist Church. ., murder. death penalties can ever be punishment may be the He Is sur'v'lved by two sons, KnaPP· Mr. Knapp was a Brown and Herm Dillon, rededticate ourselves to the Spirit of 1TI6, we will find · . . The court left some unanapplied to crimes such as appropriate sanction in John Ackerman and Mark Tony Armstrong. Wilbur, St. Cloud, Minn., and retired employe of the Turtle ra ce ' coverall ) assisted. TALij:S PRESSED :; swered questions in its five rape robbery·and 'kidnaping extreme cases is an Roy 1J.l3 year olds and ourselves, in a short time, in total bondage again. -Marshall David of Medina , three Parkersburg FMC Corp. He 1Y«) • CLEVELAND (UPI) - - Goog ie Harris and John . decisions Friday upholding whe;e no death results. A expression of the grandchildren, one great. re,llred In 1965. r--:--------,~-~..;,._-:;--_~--~-----1 M. Burnett~ Gallipolis, Ohio. He was 8 member of the U. S. Labor Secretary Armstrong, 14·16 year olds. grandson, three brothers, .. •· tliree death laws and striking ruling on that Issue could community's belief that •***********************• ~· ••• I . . . Gilboa Baptist Church near Ernest. Racine , Edgar, Port· William J . Usery kep t Each winner was ·presented ·" down two more. It has 71 come next term if the court certain crimes are I . land, and Eber of East Reedy , W. Va.. and a former •• negotiators for the striking with two Bicentennial silver ~ ..":. capital cases left on its docket decides to review one of the the~ves so grievous an SUNDAY, JULY 4TH council member ol the village Li verpool. •• Dedicated to watchful patriots United Rubber · Workers dollars. Andy Gilmore served '·: Involving 74 perSQns, and capital. punishment appeals affront to humAI!ity that the .., · . . . . · MONDAY, JULY 5TH ' Funeral services . will be of Coolville. THE FAMILY PLACE TO SAVE · , · some of those could be still on its docket. Union and the rubber, com- as event chairman. Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at the Surviving are three only adequate response n:lay . ~*****~*********w*~********** William ThQmpson and Son daughters, Mrs. Emelene •• panies talking late Friday Th ~ Gallipolis Kiwanis I Dear Sir: ·•,' accepted for review next All five appeals· .ruJell..on be the death penalty." Mullins, Athens; ~s. Carl F ~neral Home. While Cot. 1 1 Dedicated to the ever watchful patriots of yesteryear and tage. Burial will be In (Wanda) Boggs, Gallipolis, • night to try to get a break- Club's rope skipping contest ., !erm to provide more Friday involved murder But Stewart ., said the I today and to my son, Meigs County Bicentennial Minuteman Memorial Park, Zanesville. · and Mrs. Edward B. (Wilma) through in ~ stalemated chaired by Kenton Adkins, ~ answers. . convictions, and the court · mandatory · North Carolina strike talKs: When the drew 75 participants. Russell. ' Coolville ; two \, Thecourtmeetsforlhelast said it was rroi deciding law "treats all persons By Hobart Wilson Jr. ~~~ns~e and his "fellow-at-arms" Min~teman George Friends may call at the sisters, ' ' rubber Mrs. Flora Craddock, Funeral Home lrorT\3 to 5 and talks broke for dinner about time thla term next Tuesday whether the 8th Amendment convicted of a designated Tony Armstrong reigns as •• Akron, and Ms . Hester 1 to 9 today and Monday. 7:15p.m., Usery said it had to rule on a few cases and ban on cruel and un111ual offense not as uniquely the grand champion . Winners Rhodes, Reedy : a brother, GALUA Countians and visitors attending the 11th annual ATURN IN THE ROAD TO FRt.EDOM \ not been decided whether the were 3-10 age group, Tomy •• per~ps dispoSe of the 71 punishment .would apply indlvidua! hwnan beings but HAZEL BUCKL E.Y Walter , Spencer; nine "'~ negotiations would go Armstrong and Micliele Roy ; River Recreation Festival will help usher in tliis Nation's third REEDSVILLE .. Funeral grandchildren. and lour capital case appeals. when no victim ~es. as members of a faceless, century of independence at 2 p.m. today. grea !·grandchildren, and services will be conducted through the holi<jay weekend. For now, ·however , the In a trio of 7·2 (~lsions the 11-13 age group, Mark Roy undifferentiated mass 10 be • today for Mrs . Hazel several nieces and nephews. +++ He als6 declinedJo say if any and Debbie Swisher . ::. justices have provided lj!gal jusUces upheld ~Florida, subjected to the bl!nd He was preceded In death Buckley , 7~. Reedsville, who INDIVIDUALS and organizations are invited to ring their The minutemen stood their dreadful watch, •• progr·ess had been made. • pennisslon for three states Georgia and Texas laws on Kiwanians present were infliction of the penalty of died at 10 a.m. Friday at by his wife, Ruin I~ 1973, one I chimes in conjunction with the ringing of the Uberty Bell in Their hearts hard a-beating, Memoria-l Hospital in son, one brother and ooe half. ·: F1orida, Texas and Georgia grounds they provlcted strict death." . . "· •• Philadelphia . It was exactly ' 200 years ago_ today (from the .For faintest ccilour red coats tell sister. Parkersburg. , . - to begin executing sqme of slandards for judges, juries Based·on information from Services will be held at 3 Funeral services will be precise moment ) that.the Liberty Bell proclaimed independ- , Lestowressors come a.fleeting. the 143 men and one .woman .and appeals . courts .· in · a UPI sur\ley of Death Rows 'Monday, 2 p,m. at the White p.m. at the Reedsville United M ence of the new Nation, · ' ;, , . on their Death Rows. determining what crimes are and an analysis by the Legal Funeral Home, Coolville with Methodist Church with the • Their wives, children, and plows forsook +++ , Even in those slates , so heinous . the state's. Defense Fund of the NAACP, Rev . Free land . Norris, the Rev. · Roy Deeter of. GALUA'S Bicentemial ~hairmen, Atty . Tom Moulton They watched the field, the woods, the brook. assisted by Rev. Bud Hatfield tlclating. Burial will be In . • lawyers for many lrunate1 ultimate penalty is the laws of 18 states with WHilE and Rev . John Douglas of· Coolville cemetery. Friends Around the bend the road it told and Charles Adkins, urge all residents to take part in tbe bell:. ' could pursue delaying warranted. _, ~ QUANTITIES about 300 irunates might fall flclatlng. Burial will loll ow in may call at the funeral home LIMIT 1875 ringing ceremonies. The event will. take place just about the Of marching feet (the sound is old ). lAST! · appeals up to the Supreme But the laws nevertheless under the new tests. The laws the Reedsv ille Cemetery. after 3 p.m. Sunday. 2 WATTS time the Jaycees' lOth annual River Recreation parade is ~ou.rt based ~n alleged permit ·different verdicts in 16 other states, also with The body will lie In state at by Ms Penelope A rugged mower that w il l moke sh o rr underway in downtown Gallipolis. It should be quite an The bridge - it also echoed warning infrtngement.of rJghls during based on the individual about 300 inmates, stand a • work of sum mer gross cutting . Bnggs & occasion. Tonight's fireworks display is scheduled to start at 10 To some men yet a-doing their farming. MacGill\cuty search and arrest, for defendant and his crime. reasonable chlince of passing Stroll on engine. Side safety d ischarge . 30-QUARI CAPACITY o'clock on the Park Front. examp~, or other technical · By a 5-4 vole, the justices Supreme Court muster. chute .'' Air lift" blade des ign. Designed They stood their ground these valiant men +++ • gtolUldS. struck down mandatoty But in those states which COMPUTER PRINTOUT with many imp<Htant safe ty fea tures FOAM PLASTIC. •" WHILE searching the Iiles of the Gallipolis Daily Tribune, Dear farm lan1 here no king would win! Governors can commu~ death laws 1n North Carolina appear to follow tbe court's My computer relates : ; (1) That Homer Cole of Tuppers Plains is rela~d to the we noticed the Nation's !50th or Sesquicentennial anniversary CM~umbered they stood, outi!lJIUied, and yet alsO fell on ·a Sunday. Unlike today, there were no major Their fierce courage was a threat. Model No. WP205 : famous Homer Coal. planned"! the Old French City 50 years ago. , activities • (2) That Freda carpenter of Portland, Ohio, is related to a Powelful 3HP POMEROY - Charles Jacobs, 28, Yes, fierce courage was all they had +++ a ~ • famous general of the Army . Do you know his name? Pomeroy, is in critical condition at But it beat at the hearts of lhe enemy bad. ACCORDING to the Saturday, July 3, 1926 edition of the REG· ~ (3) That Dale Dutton of Middleport, Obio, is a close friend 1\.o\2. Briggs & Stratton Veterans lolemorial Hospital due to an .~ Tribune, the only thing scheduled on Independence Day was a = of Senator Adlai Stevenson. · apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound to Tu rm li ghts on a nd off ev~ry ] 4 hours. Engine : (4) That "Pop" Johnson of Portland once wrestled a bear baseball doubleheader bet ween Ga!Hpolis and Pt. Pleasant on No wasr was won that fateful day J<eep5 food ho t or co ld . l eo ~ pr oo f , On bloody ground good farm men lay. the head. Tu rns on a ppl ianc es . . your co llee ' s Vance Field, a new ball park. • •• and nearly won: wo le rp, oo l, rruld ew u~s 1s lont. ready when you get up. Ul appro ved . Elmer Althouse, Pomeroy policeman, But 'the enemy knew it had been oubstood ; · +++ : (5) That Mildred Fowler of Middleport, 0., was a member repor~ that a .25 caUbre pistol was used. WHILE searching through that Tribune of five decades Yes, .the world would know of this brotherhood. : of the famous Major Bowes Amateur Hour in early radio days' The Pomeroy ER squad was dlspa tched to ago, we noticed Buck Jones was starring in "Cowboy and the .. , N cooKOUT SUPPLIES! QUAKER SlATE : and that She once sang with a Cincinnati opera company. ' Tyranny outshone, it soo~ would yield ; the scene around 4 o.m. Saturday at the Countess" at the Gallipolis Theatre. Admission was 10 cents • (6J That Herb Sayre of Letart once was an.Avon salesman. SAVE 0 SUPEI ILEIID Jacobs home on Lincoln HiD in Pomeroy. : (7) That Toin Rue of Middleport, 0 ., was once an honor for children and 25 cents for adults. H. W. Walter had just Yea, the world would profit from this battlefield. - Lora Rebecca Shockey Circle, Racine, Ohio. The incident is still under investigation. opened a new chicken hatchery in Meigs County. The .; guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. THE FAMILY PLAC£ TO SAVE Galllpolis Ice Co., advertised "ice for dog days." The C. D. : (8) That Bob Woods of Chester; Ohio once held the record Kerr Drug Store had a special holiday sale on stationery. ~ for eating oysters. : (9) Do you know who the greatest codk ln the county is? Ha!Uday's Store at 354 Second Ave., featured a clothes sale. At PRICES GOOD Harry Franks & Sons, golf knickers were available from $4 to : She lives ih Letart. · •J : (10) Do you know who has the handle of ''Dragon Lady ?" $7.50. Empire Funilture Co., had just received a new supply of POMEROY - No one was truck, was parked at the refrigerators for the hot Mmuner season. On Friday, July 2, GALLIPOLIS •• ·Four Officers have joined GSI hurt in a three-car collision · Durst Store in Stlversvlut. LIIIIIT60UARTS : Signed: Big Mac · ·• · 1926, the Gallia County Automobile Cluli conducted a tour for theft complaints were in· Security Police in the in· Saturday around 1:35p.m. in Robert A. Batley, 22, Rt. I, ~~~ · IOW/30 NO lAINCHI CKI COMPUTER PRINTOUT • Wallace Bradford, as you know, is an outstanding citizen. 58 Columbus residents. The visitors arrived in the Old French vestigated here Friday by vestigation of the theft of two Stiversville according to Long Bottom, traveling south COMPOIITTOP • Wbat the voters in Alaska don't know is that Wallace has been ·City on the Steamer Cordill. The trip was arranged by Col. J . city police officers and •.the canvas tents. Both tents ( 9xl2 Meigs County Deputy Sheriff on Bald Knob Rd., met Hayes M. Kaufman. The Tribune had an armouncement on page one Gallia County sheriff's feet) .were taken from .(JSI : Jrying to invent an all purpose Christmas tree. He has bllen Robert Beagle. McMurray, 78, Rt. . I Pol'\REG. property near the barn. They • experimenting with a Christmas tree thai can be used as an July 3 that said "sillce the July 4 holiday falla on a Sunday !he deputieS. Bob Woods, driving a bread land,ln a car that came from ' ' ~REG. 97' Pkg. REG. 59' Pkg; LARGE PKG. •• · umbrella. Also he would like to have the tree so constructed so Tribune will not be published on Monday, July 5, in order to Charles Gatewood , 1128 were used by patients .during JUMBO ROLL 1 a road behind the store intO 2.99 PLASTIC CUPS PAPER PLATES : thatlt can also beusedasa !room 10;sweep the house. Wallace permit employees to observe the holiday." And the 0 . 1,, Kiger Second Ave ., Gallipolis, the day time. PAPER NAPKINS the paltl of the Bailey car. ; PAPEIIOWELS Ford Agency advertised new automobiles, ranging from $300 reported someone broke into NAZIS MARCH Mike Neal of the libby : Ia llavlnfl some dlfficull)l in getting this tree invented. He Both vehicles collided and to $545. There was a shoe sale at the Underselling Store on his locked car Fridy night. Hotel rep orted someone WASHINGTON (UPI) : would expect to market this product at $lOper unit. s!ruck the parked vehlcl~. Court St. Men's Oxfords listed for $4.50 were being sold for Missing were a Lafayet~ CB entered a .coke machine The American Nazis exer- There was heavy proper!~ : On'e of the things that Ia difficult with Wallace is that he WHITE AND · Ladies P~g. radio valued at $189 and a located in front of the hotel. cised their constitutional damage. No citations were • saw a two-headed deer on his property recently. Most two- -~ ' REG.47' Of purse containing $!So in cash. Neal said the same machine right to demonstrate across Issued. ; headed deer have the beads on the front part of the body, +++ ; h tr o w ide c la st ic 100 ASSORTED COLORS Sizes 10 • however, in this case, one o(1fle heads was on the front of the JACK McSorley, Public Health Coordinat,or, ·Ohio was forced open Wednesday from the White House Roll . to p. Rein fo!Ced toe. ' LIIIIIT 2 Pkas. t ' animal and one was on the rear of the animal. This creature ' Department of Health, .in an effort to point out the possible One siz e !i ts 6'11- 1\. night. He changed the lock Saturday •• behind the ,, • Gol d or ovocod 6 bordered • 7-ourrt e 's11e · reu sa ble Popv lor to lo ts, • was walking sideways. Wallace calted his wife Muriel to see seriousness of the Swine Fl!lJ!Pidemic expected this winter, is Sunaa',v_ Tim--Sentinel Friday ' morning. Someone protective ring of scores of U. • 125 2-ply shee t's per ro ll • For ho1 or cold beverages : • this anima! but before she could verify it the animal had seeking Information from relatives of Galll8 Countians who ~ ....S. Park pollee and the taunts, apened it with a key Frlday MENUHIN HONORED : • disappeared in the woods. If anyone els~s this tw<>-headed either died or almost died during the 1918 crisis. Pub! ished ev~ry Sunda 1 night. Missing was · $10 in sometimes obscene, of anti· WASHINGTON (UP!) ~ deer,pleasecai!Wallaceashewouldliketohaveitasapet.· +++ " ~~blishrn\ c~hlo Vall ey change. Nazis. First Lady Betty Ford Frida)' . ; Signed: lila Mac • ~ "BY relating these tragic experiences with today's DA~~~L.J:?.l-~te "We held the rally here presented vlollnlst Yehudi Gallla County sheriff's NAVY BLUE, : LATEST RESULTS FROM OMAHA, NEBRASKA generation, the deparlmenlfeels local residents will be better 825 Th lrd Ave., Gallipolis, deputies • investigated a today to celebrate our Menuhln the first Wolf TraP. ' , Dear Readers: The voting 1n Qmaha, Nebraska on Meigs prepared, especially if they read or have first hand knowledge Oh~~~l:~~d everv weekday breaking and en~rlng at the nation's Bicentennial under Award for his "contribution. YELLOW , Couinly'sleadlng per10nalltiesls as follows : . ofhowthingswere 58yearsago,"McSorleysaid. evening e•cept Saturday . residen ce of Marvin the theme of Free America - to the arts " and hi( n..te Shields• "'•"' •• ""5 ; George Carper, 201100 Second Class 'Postage f{' ald Wickline, Sr., Eureka Star free America from alien involvement In the earlr ..., , ; Orlon R-·-... .... ,; · +++ at Gallip~tio , Ohio 45631. OR 18,500; Thereon Johnson, 18,499; Ed!aon Hobllet~, 17,QOO!n,; McSORLEY added, "Our job Ia to inform the residents of . THE OAIL Y SENTINEL REG. Rt. Missing were two hand· Jewish domination and free planning of the outdooti ' Eugene Fink. 16,54~; James Clatworthy, 16,443; Rodney Ohio what might happen if they are not prepared. Then,lt's up . ~~~[,t,~oci ~~:V!~.~ guns and two microphones. America from non-white concert theater neaf. GREEN minorities," said Harold Washington . : DoWning, 16,324; Ben ~tey, l5,9997k; John T. Wolfe, 15,679; ~ th~ people~ ~~rpond to the warnings." He idded If anyone ~:v . ~~1~:~ .W."!:nl~t'~~; • David Ohlinger, 15,220; John Fick, 14,000; Wallace Bradford, s rst-lian ormation on the 1918 flu epidemic, pjease · mailing matter et Pomeroy, Menuhln also was Mant1111, Mobile, Ala., an 11,547; Ben Quisenberry, 10,1100; Gl\yle Price, 8,700%; cash contact this newspaper, or 'himself, Jack McSorley, Public ·Ohio Postp,fllco. organizer for the National for the "great ooucating" he:· SHOOT A Bahr, 8,500; Charles "Red' ' Carr, 8,000; Edward Freeker, Health .Coor<!inator, State Health Deparlment, Columbus, su~~.,c,sc~rl\'r wd:.~~ M:t~~ Soclaltst White Peoples has done In tile mUllcal field-' ladies and Teens LIMIT 2 . PACK TODAY! 6,000; Whlakers Kibble, 5,000; Phil Kelly, 1,900; Ted Reed, 73% Ohio. "If residents wish, we won't use any names. But the roole S3.25 er month. · Party, the full name of the with hilt school In London., ;· · ! and Fred Crow; minus 300. . information would provide rmpact and motivate residents to SUBSCR ~:uiN RATES American Nazi party. The vlollnlllllld the Pint. love this canvas sling , J. Pierpont Ebert, our political analyst, has analyzed the be prepm:ed by getting a nu shot when the program gets rrTC~~e ?n"'~~~~ll:nd o~~~~ STR TNTOOTNSUI CIDE(UPI J came as 1 "IIIII'Prile" llld "I·: 1 - DISNSAILE KODACOLOR II Reg. s4,37 TYPE 88 0 : volir\g In Oma])a as foiiQINs : That Pete Shields is retiring was underway 1later this swnmer.:· Virginia one year S22.00; sl• A • · don't feel lt'a ~ed." :: heard In Omaha, Nebraska through the Federal government. +~ + months..$11 .So ; three months Rep. Wayne L. Hays, D-Ohio, MOE LIIHTER CII 0·12 fiLM POLACOLOR 2 FILM sandal with rope-wrapped •• .OO. clseWIItre 126.00 per de nt'ed Fn·day )1 e took• an HEARING PLANNED TWENTY YEARS AGO , from- th e files of the Daily SI The fact that he Ia knowledgable about peanuts helped his ' veer; sf• months SIJ .SOJ COLUMBUS - The Ohio •' race. Also 500 cattle voted for Pete because of his friendship' Tribune and weekly Gallia Times ... Dr. Arthur K. Smith joins route three SJ.25 months · 17.50 ; .mttor overdose . of sleepina pills ladies' . r Discount monthly . . HALTING RESEARCH 0: Environmental Protection • with coWB. One o1 the disappclintments w~s the fact that Phil HoIzer Hosp1ta I and C1lnic staff ... Pv~. Carl T. Mefford The Dollv Sentlnof'. one June 10 m an effort to ltiU Prlc• · wedge bottoms. WASHINGTON (UPI) - :l : , Kelly didn't do better in OmaiMI, The word •ot around that he Ewlngton, arrives in Japan with U. S. -\fmy ... New traffi~ rear U2.0D; St• ~nonths himself. Speaking at a Agency will conduct a public Sizes to 10 B J~n h. II 1.50; three months 17.00. · B' . I .ce Iebra t'ton hearing on proposed changes The Nuclear Regulctory:• : knew Ellabeth Ray. Both Or!Cil Roush and• Thereon Johnson light lnst aIIed a t "'I ~~ ver r uo;e approac .m Kanauga ... New E!lew here 126.00; sl• teen tennta • For Sqvor e Shooter cameros Comrnlsllon saki Saturday • 3'/a" x -4 1i" color, print' • 75 -speed • J Y.'' x AW ' , dkf weD because they are friendly to the farmers. Ted Reed miniature golf course plalllled near Blue Fountain Motel by ~)0fc,'_hs 113.~ : tllree months befor~ 200 people her~, Hays, In Ohio's water quality Is haltlitg a· react' r safety~ • : 1r11111't u weD known in Omaha althou!\h he l'Cllltinually gels , Bette Null .. . Stanley B, (Pud) Huntington ~retire from me Unite<! Pres.-~""· 65, sa1d: "If I reaU" 1v~~l•.1 slandarrts for the main slell) research project for whlch ~l 1 write-in wttea. l have tried to discourage write~n votes. It is a Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co., post ... Gillen Motor ternatlonal isthee~cluse •.i fo1•:j t ' · ·n r· ysel· ,.there w<·t wl • I >I the Loli·er Mnhoning G.C. MURPHY CO. • THE FRIENDLY S'I'OR•w . t entitled to River . The hearings will be costs had escalated 1,700 per ': Sal • inyaterywhJFred frow Continually gets negative votes, but it . es Ioca tes fl rrn ln Moore l!Ul1d ng on ~cond Ave ... John publication ot · oil "ew>, llr ·10 pills left m the bolt e cent and the da~ for siarting ': : · li felt that his r~ stand on the Bl bomber affected his M\lhOan scores eight points for Ohio AU-stars in 107-96 cage g~'.e:~~~~~ .~3~~~~th~0 10 ~~~ could have .a<en." H~ \vas held Thtirsday and Friday in experiments had been' Niles · and on July 12 in • vollnc. Slcned: Big Mac. loss to Kentucky at Middletown . "' "' published herein . g1ven two standing ovations. ,.,..,,, &.lavatt ftvP VPArct ' ...... '"' .... rea ea Mrs. Anna Grim~! Middleport~ • .. born on the Fourth offuly, ts . Meigs ' Yankee Do_odte· Belle . ... S l I . COLO'' · '0 • _ Personality profile. . . • . .'76 Kids Da. y activities are . . big success in .Gallipa%park MEIGS THEATRE Capital punishment ruling as ... doesn't answer all issues . I . • Independence Day .. DISCOUNTS .• M ~ •• ..•.. I Dateline I Gaff"l8 : TWO BIG DAYS I. I •• " .$ > •• :"• : DAYS ·ONLY! !* 20" CUI' • 3 H.P. ROTARY MOWER • .." .. .• : I 00 Almost impossible to answer . Man critical from sel(-inflict_ed shot · ELECTRIC TIMER . 9,9 ICI CHEST , sac 4TH of JULY SALE·A·BRATION LADIES AND TEENS COMFORTABLE Four theFts reported MOTOR OIL 51~ Thong Sandals No one hurt in collision ' 91 ... KNEE HI's 23~ c c to. NVAS SLING SANDALS .. ,$ m,F 88 ... '4.99 honom . tt< ~72~ ~. ?.~.~ 357 1 • • • OUR LOW PRICE CHARCOAL BRIQUEIS 10 LB. BAG 99~ �4-TheSwKlayTies-Sentinel ~•utdav.JulvU976 _I - Tile SIIIIQyTimfl. s.ailliel. s.diy, July 4,tm Program·. . r······~················· ..································· ~ , · :~ Woman 's · W orld · Sa h :c·rA le h. ~ MIDDLEPORT - A more comprehensive public education program COD • cerning the work-of 'the Meigs County unit of the American Cancer Society was planned during the .Thursday night meeting at -the Middleport office. Eugene E. Underwood and Roger Bailey were appointed c<H:hainnen of public information, with Melvin and Nancy Va.n Meter and Jim Roush being named public edui!&Uon co-chairmen . Several names were proposed to serve as crusade chainnan. It was noted that Brenda .Roush and Donna Hatfield wlll canvass · Pomeror buslnesses. Next meeting was set for Aug. 5 at the home of Roger and Sharon Bailey. '• :. f' ~.:Jarse11 J ra · u 1.· ,n· rJar. ne 11.0eptc :.-. Gal/iilo/is-Point Pleasant ,l. Y . ••• 446-2342 :. :. 0 Stare Hours 8 A.M.-10 P.M. Mon •• §at. to 'A.M.·lO P.M. Pomero11_-Middle"ort : J 'J' 99'2-2156 · :.· · 0 Phillips fa-inily gathers Local womari participates in workshop study . EHective Thru July 10, 1976 298 SECOND st. ' POMEROY, OHIO " " SUPERIORS BULK .ALl .MEAT WIENERS ••••••••• ~: - . Hair Fashion ' ' I PH~~ ELFJI"AND ·pop ~ns .10 FOR *1 12oz. W/C Per Customer Powell's Offer Expires: 7-10-76 'Limit 1.Coupon ~• Summer Clearance Sale· NOW IN PROGRESS .. SUN SUITS Size 0-6x Boys and Glr Is' PAJAMAS All Sizes SAVINGS . 20% TO 50% ON MEN AND WOMEN'S FINE . ' WEARING APPAREL BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Boys and Girls' Slack and Short Sets 2-6x CURRY DIAPERS stltcted SUMMER SOCKS SHIRlS Short :>lteve . Sleeveless · Limited Seteclion · · of Boys LEISURE SUITS Boys and Girls' SWIM WEAR Size 2·16 BOYS' SlllRT-AU.S Size 9 mD.-4 Fa_mi/11 is 're_united ....' . .- .,;_ VFW sponsoring television GALLI POLlS . T~e Any Individual, bUB!ness ot nuiy_ do so by contacting Earl Veterans of Foreign Wars of group who wish to donale I& Neff, 1113 Teodora Ave. In the U. S., Post No. 4464 of the ped!a !ric television fund Gallipolis. GaUipolis, has contributed the necessary funds to provide · one month of free televtslon for the children We can nQW .supply who are hospitalized in the pediatric unit at the Holzet Medical Center in Gallipolis. you · ~lth Acheck to cover the cost of July 's pediatric television was presented io Earl Neff by the outgoing Commander of the Post, J. Owen lloyd, and · the hew Post Commander, Glenh Soles. NOW AVAILABLE AT ln October of 1972 the pediatric television fund was Initiated by Neff and has been THE successfuUy handled by him since its origination. He personally makes the contacts, assuring continuing support . of this worthwhile program. PARTY ICE ~ho'll ~ SOGAR 5 ~~g 99~ W/C ,. i;.):f.~it l Ptr·CfuJtome_r -~ ~ Good dilly At PCIWell's Offer Expires: 7-10-76 HAlSQPS I)NNEIS GIRLS' Short SIHvt Slftvelt... tt.ttws 14 Boyund .Girls Llghtwtllht PORK & BEANS ~: 5 FOR . , Narit quality .. . youn inIt)• ·lnglowood. W/~ .. ' Limit 1 Coupon 'per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offtr Expires: 7-\0.76 .IDEJS iAII Sizes) 3 Bedrooms I I' ' I SUMMER INFMT I 5 " .....'*' ~· Sizes Sm.-Mid.·l.gt. 39' 18,900 . includes Appllancot, Carpo'ine Tht011ghout, Droporios, Total Ele<fric. Comt and S.. This Now. Wo1 Of Li•ing. CRACKERS Boys and Girls'· Will! ~ -Ohio ~~~Y Ba~ W/C. : 1 , .One shirt........ 1 .. 1~a11on buCks l Iwool AND TUESDAY FOR INVENTORY. • • hat........•....-N>······ blanket.;..... I beaver \ I I 'I ." .;,; ' . ,. ' " ' r ,~ \ ( ' ,, • I. ' , ' \ 'I , . 1l'• ' ' ,1 ,I ' .4. ·'!" ·. · - ~. ) SlDS ~ All Sizes ., I ' Ibuck CLOSED MONDAY LARRY;s WAYSIDE FURNITURE Boys and Girls • • .. stlectad • ' Kett e....• HAVE A HAP"Y FOURTH ness· to help the customer · when he needed it. This is one trait of human na ture t hat will never change; And we never forget it. We feel we have to earn your banking business by enthusiastically saying, " We Will!" whenever we possibly can. IR his is the kind of attitude you'd like to come to The Willing Bank 'll'd see how pleasant banking can be.· ' 'CW~ ' ARare Combination of B,eauty and Practice~lity lOPS During the R evo lutionary War, people on· the frontier had no money. Instead, the medium of exchange was deer hides, with goods , priced in buckskins. That's why Amer· icans still call their money "bucks"! ColoJ.!ial fr ontiersmen took their trade where they got the most for their " bucks'' - and where appreciation for that trade demonstrated in willing· . • ' .. w6rkhardeito deser~ yoar'"bucks"? CLOSED. ALL DAY j SUMMER BOYS' TELEVISION SPONSORED - VFW Post 4464 of GaWpo~ sponsoring free televlalon for the children hoapltallzed In the pedil!trlc unit at Holzer Medical Center during July, A check to coverthe COlt of July'a pediatric television was presented to Earl Neff, center by the new pOll commander, Glenn Soles; 1e1t and oulf!olna post commander, J. Owen Uoyd. lntroducin_g A New Line of Ho Goo~ Only. ~t REDUCED·25% to 50%. SHORTS • ' MONDAY; JULY 5TH 95 ·DRESSES NOW IS 'l1IE TIME WE WU.L BE • (Cbed Mon. July 5) 14 ' • Sh~ppe FOR INFANTS TO SIZE .... nW:aaaet,a• GALUPOlJS- With aurnmer upoo us, It's time to remind ounetves of the huarda of heat and lime In relation to the aafety ol fooda. Plmlca and outdoor meals provide 1)181ly opportuililles lot exposure of fooda to condlt!OOIJ not n~Uy . expected in the heme kitchen, for example . We prepare salads and aandwlcbea and deaerts to be carried away to some picnic gathering place, to be eaten when everyone else arrives. Or we jJack llle famlly picnic basket (or in all-clay outing, with food for two meals. Perhape ire jJrepare for a (amily reunion or clllrch picnic by making larger quantities of IIOIIle Items than uaual, and_complicate llorage procedures because of oversize contalnets. . ~ Because of. tbeae ~pedAl warm-weather hazardS, It ' behoovea WI to review llle pr~auttons and recommendatl11111 · of aclentla(a who have siudled theae matters In detail GAWPOLill ~ Why not are conaultunta. • ·Come to 111e Oallla. Coul!ty · lJacterlologlata and mlcroblolog1818 both In a,.! cut of our A ilpokeaman .for the Hlatorlcal meetings every public health aervlces. lake a atroll dOwn Second . ' - · committee aald, · "The third Sunday at St. Peter's · Bacteria are omnipresent In our environment - oo us~and Ave. The Ga1lla . County Hls)orlcal Society -¥.~ Bl~lennlal yeat li a Rood Eplacopal Church." III'Ound WI. Some are harmleas, or even helpful, but some are .Committee baa beeiPililay time· to 1et Involved In Maj. Gen. (Ret.) a-ge apt to make •ill If we allOw them to develop. Bacteria need decorating windowa· for the learnln& about the hlllory of BUill Ia the prealdent. food,mWture, and warmth In order to grow -and llme,lf they Fourth of July celebration. your county and country . ,. are to develop to the numbers In wlrlch some become harmful. Paaaersby wiD aee auch The fooda they thrive on are protein foods, Including meats, t.hlngs u a aplilnlna """I, fl.lh, poultry, milk, eggs and products !lith lhese foods as lngredlenlll ... aaladll, casseroles, puddlnss, gravies, sauces •• and meal stocks. MOll of lhese fooda provide good moisture bow. Several things were . . 'J _ conditions too, for bacterial growth. When we .provide inade In Galllpolli. sufficient time at warm temperatuies we give lhem all lhe Thoae people who loaned POMEROY - The Saraent Dean, Marietta; Ronald, . essentials, and the reault may be Illness fiX' those who eat the !lema lor dlaplay are Annette family reuolan wu held at Saundra, Lora, Rhonda food - food po~son~ng ;we often say. and Jesalca Sargent, . ' Ashcraft, f>Jrs. Harry (Eva) Royal oak Par- on Sunday, Ronnie Two of the bacteria'most cornnionly ldentlfled In food illRt. i, Cheshire. Mills, Mrs. Jerry Miller, Mr. · JWie 21. neues are Salmonella and Staphlococcl. There are others Gueata 'INI'e Mrs. Viers, Rt .. which may and Mrs. Charles · Murray, Tboaeattendlng were: Mrs. also cause Illness, but names lire mostly Important ,,, Mr. and Mrs. DonaldPilmer, Velma ·sargent, Mrs. 1, Cheshire, and Eddie Bush, for Identification. In general, bacterial food illnesses may 'rom Saunders, Don Blazer, · Florence VIers, Rt. 1, Pt. Pleasant. · Herbert cause nausea, diarthea, general·weakness, and fever and-or Mra. Uzzle Fanning, Mike Cheshire; Bill, Madeline, Sargent and bla famlly Uving chills. MOll of these occur several hours after the food is eaten •I, ,., Brown, Mrs. William (Ann) Mark, Kirk, Kenny, Pat and In Mluourl were unable to -ln 110tnecasea ltcouldbeaslongasadayor more. The lllness Jenkin!, Mrs. Edna Borden, Tracl Murphy, . New attend the reunion. The is usually of short duration, and fiX' ncrmaUy healthy persons aild 111e Our House Mllltum. Philadelphia; Paul and Betty children enjoyed games and Is riOt geiJeraUy 'serious . only terribly uncomfortable while it while the lasts. However, babies and ill or elderly persons are apt to be Mrs. John Byers and Mra. Sargent, Apple Grove, W. swimming grownups enjoyed a social Susan Bush Hoffman did the Va.; Gary, Cheryl, Duane, moce Seriously affected. lettering for . the. Ga1lla Chris Trachiel, New hour. SclenUsts ·ten us that many food products we purchase COunty Historical Society. Philadelphia; Joe, Paulette may have been exposed to bacterial contamination somewhere Tbe stores decorated are and Rachel Thomas, Athena; In the productloo-processing-marketing chain. If we, in Stiffler's, .Columbua· and Cecil, Pbyllla, ,Keith, Joan, lbandling and preparing these fooda for eating, are careful to Southern Electric Co., V. s. VIckie, Delra, Mfl'a and keep them refrigerated properly (45 degree F. IX' less in the Realty, Jack & Jlll's, ·Kevin Sargent, Randy center of the food mass) until preparation, and then either held Uniform Center, Paul Gnedeu Hulton, Keith and ,fi'/'le bot (above 140 degree F. in the center of the mass) or again Davies, Haskin! and Tanner, . Joan Grlmin, Leon, W. Va.; 'f refrigerated until served, we can prevent the development -of ·· ' . Thomas tiothlers, Clark's Karl, vienna -; Ernie and !'• harmful munbers llf potentially dangerous bacteria ... and and •Amy's Style Center. Matthew Simmerman, Port PORTLAND ~ The Circle prevent food poisoning episodes. Sounds simple, doesn't it' it Committee members are Washington; D&ve Devle and of the Saint Church mel Is, If we re!llftllber some basic facts, and act accordingly: •. ' Charl!!s Murray, Mrs. Donald .. Jon Armlll'ong, Urlcbvllle; Thursday evening with Golda - Our hands are amajoc source of bacteria -therefore we Hippensteel, Mike Brown, ,Douglas, Sue and Jason Gillilan, leader, presiding wash them frequently when ·handling food. · Diane Matthews, Doug Murphy, New Philadelphia ; and Anna McHaffie, worxhip - Bacteria are not killed by cold, but their growth is Wetherbolt, aeetand W11118, Dick, Emel~. Steve and chalrper1011, In charge of the great)y inhibited at temperatures below ID-45 degrees. , phalrmari. Dan Blazer_, Tom Phil '-steiea, Atheill; Gary, worship and study in -Most bacteria can be killed by sufficient heat treabnent. Saunders and Mary Alllaon Deanna, Todd and Shane "Prayer." (However, ' the toxin produced by Staphlococci is heat•·' resistant, so it must not be allowed to develop in the firsi Anna McHuaffle was . . . · hostess and served cake, Ice place.) Uo ~ ~ Ll!tgemasses of food changes temperalure quite slowly cream, coffee, pun$ and • IN lHE nu'- to Ibis reporter, - therefoce turkey meat may he cooked to desired doneness ,'• .Lucy Taylor, llab Roush, before the stuffing. ever reaches a safe internal heal. And a SILVER BRIDGE • Beulah Roush, Jane Johnson large bowl of chicken IX' potato salad may cool on the outer Unda Holter, Ruth Bradford portloos In ac .hour or two in refrigerator, but the center ••• PlAZA and MyrUe PrOffitt (hope I'Ve may not get down to a safe range (45 degrees or less) for as loog as seven or eight hours. Therefore, it is best to refrigerate left no one out). . ·~~ . foods in shallow containers, so cooling can proceed as quickly Nao served were Anna's • husband, Kim, and three boys as posslble ... and It is safer not to stuff the very large turkey ! Some general precautions for warm weather meals • they're keeping this summer. foUow: After bringing her to clturcll, • -Use Insulated contuiners for foods to be carried out to they stayed and mowed the picnics ... keep them either hot dr cold until serving time . •• lawn. often safest to cook meats and mix salads just It's II looked Uke green velvet • before eating ... take the ingredients along, chilled and lil).ish In llle night Ughl at early ''• preparation at the picnic. evening. And we appreciate • H you can't keep sQme food properly hot or cold, don't this very much. Jim has been •• a fatthfur attendant !lith· the take it! ... choose somethirtg else! •• - When purchasing a take-out food, such as cooked · family and always 'willing to chicken, be sure it's freshly cooked wben you get It - then , . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . help out. !'beard he fixed or serve it promptly - don 'I hold ! changed a fiat tire for Unda Evana last night. I ., Getting up and decorating a • I float foc the Fourth Is In the of Mercedes Condon had their ice cream supper ·and wiener • · making. Bill Cornell, Jr., Is recital at the church. ., . roastS. lending a traciiX' and use of They were Mary Me · We look forward to wqrship his garage. Farland, Carla McFarland. service in Racine Sunday Our "young adults" have Becky Crow and Carla with other churches, after the '. ' been busy tills month. On the · Shuler, Kenda Rizer, KeUy early morning Sacrament at j , 4th and 5th they had a rum- Rizer, Tina Neutzllng, Becky the Branch. mage and bake sale at lhe Evans, Sherri Russell , · Two June birthday I Racine Car Wash. And on Teresa Van Meter, Karen presents were )lresented at , June 8 served lunch at the Lewis, Kathy Baker, Teresa the · women~s - meeting • ~, church dining . room on Shuler, ·Jan Betzing·, Clair to Secret Sisters. - Goldie I election day. This was to Morris, Carl Morris, Heather Clendenin. , • finance Bible School June H· Shuler, Janis Carnahan, Lori 18 and couununity youth at Rupe, Carol Morris, and VeieraDB Memorial Hospital Camp Bountiful this swruner. Carla Shuler. ADMISSIONS - · Paula ' Thlrty-flve children at· It was a nice program. Good, Middleport; Sandra tended Bible School. The Refreshments were served Buchanan, Reedsville ; Bar· church bWI · was used' for by Lucy Taylor and Golda bara J. Smi.th. Middleport. tranaportatlon, also for ~ Gillilan. DISCHARGES - ... Earl trip to Camden Park in For July the young adults Ingels, Jr., Bernaid. Chapconc:lusloo. There were 17 plan to have their own m.an. Veleeta Rowe, Lois ,Living at Its fintlt ... In tOmorrow's ~me today. Surround' parenta ' IS !eachers and reerea lion, mostly at tile Hawley, Arbilla Donahue, yourMif with tho graco, tho warmth, tho trut comfort and helpers who enjoyed the park church_ grounds, with Ethel Saylor, David Call, con..nionct of tho Inglewood. l(o ovorything yov'vo d-mtd of trip too. . ba~ diamond, swings, Marvin Darst, Earl Van· in a modulor homo ond loG!urto tho flnMt in dotivn "and decor . On that afternoon students teetei-totter, etc. Probably be Meter. . AT THE LEAR'S STUDIO ... • •• '1T'S ' Kiddie . .. I serv: ··~. circle : •• 1 THE SIORY WEDDING! · Homemakers' .Saints meets Ct LaVogue YOUR GAIJJPOUS - 'lbe an· WilLI, Nitro, W. Va.; Mr. and Xaren, Balfllo, W. Va,; Mr. nui1 Haye~ rewMI .,. held Mra. Monroe Jobnaon, Mr. anjl Mrt. Kenan Hayea, at llle Gallla Counly Junior 111111 Mra. Bill Jobnaon, all of Proapect; Mr. a~d Mra. FllirCJ'OwldiSUnday,JWII 27, wuu,maport, Ohio; -.ra. s-o Sayre, Evant, w. The True Life Ooapel Mar1atel Rooaa, Harrla· Va.; Mr. 'and Mra. H. R. Slnaera of Columbua burg; Mr. and Mra. Ame1 Edwarda, Carol Sue and apeclal mualc . 1 Alldna, Hllllboro; Mra. Gary MaryPai,HamlliGn; Mr. and Hayes aaked. _'the Warner, Ancela and Gary Mra. Mlrtln MIJekel: and ~~RI ,. Dean, Roletta Joe, Dmty · dauahtera, Manllleld; Mr. _ 'INI't Mr. and and Jim WhlltlnCIGn, all of and Mrs. Georae lfarbolt, Mra. Hayea, Mr. and Galllpolil Ferry, W. Va. Alhland; Mra. Effie Tucker; Mn· Hqm~ey, Mr. . Mr. and Mra: Carroll ~ulfalo, W. VIi.; Mr. and and Mra. Hayea llld Wamet, Marqo, Ohio; Mr. · Mn. Simon Hayn and c:hlldnll, all of COlumbus; and Mra. Don .Stewart and J~, Oleryl McDaniel, Mr. and Mn. Dwane CUto, ·famlly,Mra. Evelyn Warner, all of Arlluclde, w. Va.; Mr. Mr. and Mra. Jack Cuto and Mr. Ina Mra. Carl Bolwell and Mrs. Denal1 Cocllran and . children, Mr. and Mra. anddauahtera,allofLeon, W. children, Columbus; Mr. and Olnton tnl&, all of tloberta- Va.; Mr. and Mra, 'Bill Mra: BWy Hayes, l.ora and burg, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Blmelt and Ron, Baltimore, Nora, Unn, Mo.; Joy and !Ayal Hayes, Summemllle, Ohio; Mr. and Mra. DmeU Shane Hyaell, IMI.ttllllw'li W. Va.; Mr. and Mra. John Barnett and Carla, . Don, Nancy and Michelle Dyke, Gary, Unda ,00 Lorl,~ P•Ial!!llll: Mr. and Mra. Hiyes, Brlatolvtue; Mr~' and Fairborn; Mr. and Mrs. Tllll Gerald Walter, Patty and · Mra. BW Ha)'lll, G&llipolla. ~=~::ev::-=h 79'. .OPEN Observes birthday family-enjoys reunion .. Birthday honored· Represenflltives attend party • Stores decorated for -Fourth Christy Day Hysell july exhibit announced I • • Sunday Prices GALLIPOLIS - On June 6, · Pb!Uips, Ironton; Mr. and and son, Mr. and Mrs. David Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lamphier Mrs. Henry Grube, Croton; Carl, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Price (Betty Jean Phillips) Ruth Skaggs, Portsmouth; and son, Dayton ; Mr. and graciously opened their home Mrs. Ann Pollchene, Beth and ]11ts. James ·McCormick, ' to 91 friends and relatives of Joel, RaveMa ; 1\ofr. and Mrs. Gary and Pam, Lonthe George PhlUips family. Mll!<ln Carter, 11-fr. and Mrs. donderry ; Mrs . Nova! ,. As Is the custom, all me~ at Herman Wood , Patriot; Dr. Phlllips , Chillicothe; Mrs. the White Cemetery for Fred Ph!lllps, Zanesville; Susan Read, Albany, N. Y. ; memorial servipes prior to Marjorie Smith and Alfreda Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Winters, the gathering at the old Copen, Huntington, W. Va .; Wellston ; Mr . and Mrs: Phillips home op Smoky Row. Mrs. Esth~r ChaMell and !larry earner on, Rio Grande; Since this Is the bicentennial Mr. and Mrs. Fred ChaMeU, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kratzer, year, many of the ladies wore Meitssa, Mel~nte and David, Wilmington. Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips and the traditional dress of (Or· Urbana; Mrs. Don Lamphier Mary, Mrs. Pearle Pope\·mer years and a few of the and Colleen , pt, Pleasant, W. Mrs. May Haskins, Florence men wore bib· overalls. The Va.; Mr . and •l\ofrs. Kenneth bountiful table was placed in Zerkle and Connie , Terre and Lucy Phillips, Mr . and the barn as 'lt was the first Haute, Ohl.o; 1\ofr. and Mrs. Mrs .. George Stover and Debbie, Karen Shaver, Mr. time the rewiion '(Y&S htild in Charles Phillips , Marion. and Mrs. Kei lh Brown, Lee 1908. Sheets were hung in Merrill Phillips and Mr . ·BETROTHED- Mr. and Mrs. Homer E. Hysell, Rt. 2, and Anne, Don and Marjorie front of the stalls with the and Mrs. Marshall Phillips, Pomeroy, are announcing the engagement ~ their word "Welcome" In large Mr. and Mrs. Charles ~rown , Spriegel, Gallipolis; Mr. and daughter, Christy Day, to Robert Ramllbury, 1011 of Mr. green letters . Various events Rick; Patty, 1\ofr. and Mrs. !11rs . Larry Collins and and Mn. Harold Ramsburg, Rt. I, Ml~. The brideoccupied the afternoon such Steve Richards, Dick Vesper , Matthew, Mr . and Mrs. elect Is a 1975 graduate of Meigs High School and Is as softball, visiting and _the C:Oiumbus; Mr . and Mrs. Wayne Cox, Terri and Mlke, employed by the State of West Virginia, Department of CHESHIRE - Connie showing of several slides of Ewing Price , Centerville; Otis Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Welfare, Charleston, W . Va . Her fiance is a 1974 graduate Bradl!ury of aox 173, different members. of the Mr. and Mrs. Robert ~ce. Dale Lamphier, Northup ; of Meigs High School snd is employed by the Tennessee Cl)eshlre, partic!paled in . a famlly dating back as far as Springfield ; Mrs. Rose Price ·Robert Price, Westville. Pride Sausage CO.; Charleston, W. Va . No definite .. workshop study of our 1914. The slides were shown wedding plans have been made. Amerl.oan heritage through by Dr. Fred PbiUips and furniture design to com- Charles Brown: memorate the national Those attending the Bicentennial · June 21-26 at reunion were : Mr . and Mrs. BySARAHT. WA)JI.Eit Art Exhibit week". -Ohio Un!verslty In Athens. Tom Phillips, Beth, Kathy GALLIPOLIS - The To advertise the show, Styles of furniture used in and 'David Mrs Elizabeth French Art Colony is subways carey specially GALLIPOLIS _ Scott were his parents, his sisters,' homes in this country from :.. ' · presenting the Waspington styled display cards as do Daniel Greene celebrated his Danella, De~bie and Dena, early Colonial da:;s through · ' ·~ · Square Outdoor Art Exhibit's several railroad ~ys~. All first birthday on June 11. Mr. and Mrs. Atthur Rupe tl)e Victorian period were traVeling show for the inonth the local media gtve the show . Scott is the son of Mr. and Jr., Mr: and Mrs. James included in a brief study of of July. much publicity which results Mrs . Dannie Greene Edwarda, Becky and GYnthia .factors that caused changes The:!~! famous exhibits have in up to 100,000 visitors for a , Gallipolis. ' Rupe, Mr. and Mrs. Carl in furniture design and hOw . l!een ~lessed with official · smgle day. . Help~ott celebrate.his Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. N. T. they are still Influencing recogrution by New York The show alDlS to embrace birthday and sending gifts Clark, Mrs. Eloise EUiQtt and ·· deslgn tod4y. City. New York City mayors artists from every strata . · Mrs. Garnet Greene. Erma Langford, assistant and other high officials have Even hospitalized veterans profeS$0r of home economics , indicated·their recognition of have exhibited through the at Ohio University, conducted ' and interest in the show as an efforts of volunteers who take the sessions ·which were lmporta,nt contribution to the their works to the Square. sporlf!Drlld by the School of . cultural life of the city, and There ere more than 100 Home Economics In Nawta Se~ve Yau the natioo. The week set aside awards fiX' eaclt show .with SON BORN 'cwperat!on !lith the Office of for the show is proclaimed as over 1,000 artists exhibiting. REEDSVILLE _ Mr. and Wci-kshops, Conferences and "Washingtoo Square Outdoor The 1976 show date for the Mrs, Mark Zielinski, Reeds· ~tltutes . fall show is Friday, Sept. 3 ville, are announcing lhe \ through Sunday. Sept. 19. If birth of an eight pound, 13 you can't make it to New · llUnce son , Rayinond Scott on 800 Grin~ Central Avtnut MAY I;)AY . MAYDAY •. York's Washington Square June 18 at O'Bieness Vienna-Noxlla K-Marl The distress signal that ANDY SIGNMAN for this exhibit, come to Memoclal Hospital. Grandtells ·you we are low on Open: Mon.lhru Sal. listings because what we Riverby in Gallipolis and parents are Mr. and Mrs. ·f Owners: list we sell. We list only at enjoy a small sample of In- Henry Bahr, Long Bottom, Richard & Sandr~ Ker~s MIDDLJ;:PORT market ·price and don't Operators Representatives of Meigs· terestlng and diverse works. and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond clutter ·up the landscape · ~ ·Cookie-Pat 'lbe French Art Colony at Zielinski of Milwaukee, Wis. with signs on unselected County An!erican Legion Bar~-Rich properties. Auxiliary units were in Riverby, ·sao First Ave. , Greal;!randparents are Mr. formerly •of La Grand 'chillicothe Thursday for the welcomes aU visitors on and Mrs. Hiley Pigott, 1.oog Coiffures. The Wiseman Agency annual Eighth District birth: Saturdays and Sundays from Bottom, and Mrs. Josephine Phone 446-3643 day party at the Chillicothe 1 to 5 pm. and oo Tuesdays Kochanski of Milwaukee. Mr. and Thursdays from 10 a.m . and Mrs. Zielinski also have a Veterans Hospital . . Approximately 100 to 3 p.m. There is no ad· daughter, Anita Eileen, 21>. mission charge. COOLVILLE _ Andy veterans attended the party Sigman, son of Mr . and Mrs. with cakes, cookies, candies, ,. Jack Sigman, Coolville, ice cream, punch , nub! .and celebrated his third birthday mints being served by the 35 (f recenily with a party at his women from over the district •there to help with the party. INme. Games were played and Going from ehre·were Mrs. refreshments of k d 1 Arnol~ Richards, Eighth cream were ~ ~~ District _president, . Mrs. ~APTURED WITH Slgt~~an, Mrs. Leora Sigman, NeH1e Wmston . and Mrs . PHOTOGRAPHS BY Mrs. Maxine Owens, Mr. and . Cainp~!l Harper of Unit.111:3, It; ROVERS Mrs. Gene Cilrso~. Chad and Mt~dleport ; Mrs. Bernte ~OMPLET£ WITH Richie Mr and Mrs David Dailey, Mrs. Velsia Roush, IN MIDDLEPORT, 0. jALBUM. STARTING ~. Davey and Troy, Mrs. Erma Hendricks, Unit jAT ... Sheri Dress Beth and Roger 128, Middleport, and Mrs. Sllider, aDct' Teresa Murphy.. Grace Pratt, Cheryl Lehew, Sending glf~ were Danielle Mrs. Veda DaVIS, Mrs. Came aild LuclaMa Scott and Mrs. Neulzling, a~ Mrs. Gemma Freda Casto Cascl of Urut 39, Pomeroy. · Going from the Gallipolis Come i.r und see the large selection of play and dress ! Auxiliary '!I were Mrs, Mabel · c~h~. , I I ". }~~;~~~i~~;;~i;mm~;~!~~~i;~;~i~;~;~;~;j~~~~~i~~~?.i~~~i~~~ij~m~~~~; Brown, Mrs. Aldeth ·White, Mrs. Hazel Swanson, Mrs. ... Bertls Halley ,1\ofrs. Henrietta BRIDAL POLII;Y Wedding and eugagement Church, Mrs. Julia Leimann ootlces for the Sunday 11mes and Mrs. Rene Broyes. SeittiDel must be ID - bada PROFESSIONAL ,by 12 noon oo lbe Thursday EBSEN IN PAIN preceding publication . LOS ANGELES (UPI) PHOTOGRAPttY JD!ormatlol may be lllnled tn Actor !Iuddy Ebsen has been INCLUDES " or mailed to tile G81llprU. hospitalized for tests to Sprint Ylllty Pilla Dally TribaDe or Pomeroy determine the cawe of pains CO.IIipotis, Olllo , Boys and Girls' Dally Seltlinel. Eappment In his leiJ'. Ebaen, 68, com· PlloM 446-1494 I!Dd wedding fontll •re alao plalned of the pain Friday <IPt• Tues..Sal. lW 'Till I On Thurs. avaDable oa reqoell. · while filming, an epiaode of Size 3 mo-14 . ,.,~.._ ·:--..:-:-:·:·:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:·x·:·:::·:·~=-=~-:-:-:: his television -:-:·· · .............·.•.·.·· ··················-·;.o.•,•, ,•,•,•,•..... •. .BarnabY, t vanJones 't Size 2-14 w.·l!:·:-~:.:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-~·=·:-:-:.:.:.~:-:·!·:.:..:.:·:·Y.:~· series a Nuy Airport. , $79 . p-g WELL'S = planned · ., • • • . .~3bucks ............~bucks �4-TheSwKlayTies-Sentinel ~•utdav.JulvU976 _I - Tile SIIIIQyTimfl. s.ailliel. s.diy, July 4,tm Program·. . r······~················· ..································· ~ , · :~ Woman 's · W orld · Sa h :c·rA le h. ~ MIDDLEPORT - A more comprehensive public education program COD • cerning the work-of 'the Meigs County unit of the American Cancer Society was planned during the .Thursday night meeting at -the Middleport office. Eugene E. Underwood and Roger Bailey were appointed c<H:hainnen of public information, with Melvin and Nancy Va.n Meter and Jim Roush being named public edui!&Uon co-chairmen . Several names were proposed to serve as crusade chainnan. It was noted that Brenda .Roush and Donna Hatfield wlll canvass · Pomeror buslnesses. Next meeting was set for Aug. 5 at the home of Roger and Sharon Bailey. '• :. f' ~.:Jarse11 J ra · u 1.· ,n· rJar. ne 11.0eptc :.-. Gal/iilo/is-Point Pleasant ,l. Y . ••• 446-2342 :. :. 0 Stare Hours 8 A.M.-10 P.M. Mon •• §at. to 'A.M.·lO P.M. Pomero11_-Middle"ort : J 'J' 99'2-2156 · :.· · 0 Phillips fa-inily gathers Local womari participates in workshop study . EHective Thru July 10, 1976 298 SECOND st. ' POMEROY, OHIO " " SUPERIORS BULK .ALl .MEAT WIENERS ••••••••• ~: - . Hair Fashion ' ' I PH~~ ELFJI"AND ·pop ~ns .10 FOR *1 12oz. W/C Per Customer Powell's Offer Expires: 7-10-76 'Limit 1.Coupon ~• Summer Clearance Sale· NOW IN PROGRESS .. SUN SUITS Size 0-6x Boys and Glr Is' PAJAMAS All Sizes SAVINGS . 20% TO 50% ON MEN AND WOMEN'S FINE . ' WEARING APPAREL BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Boys and Girls' Slack and Short Sets 2-6x CURRY DIAPERS stltcted SUMMER SOCKS SHIRlS Short :>lteve . Sleeveless · Limited Seteclion · · of Boys LEISURE SUITS Boys and Girls' SWIM WEAR Size 2·16 BOYS' SlllRT-AU.S Size 9 mD.-4 Fa_mi/11 is 're_united ....' . .- .,;_ VFW sponsoring television GALLI POLlS . T~e Any Individual, bUB!ness ot nuiy_ do so by contacting Earl Veterans of Foreign Wars of group who wish to donale I& Neff, 1113 Teodora Ave. In the U. S., Post No. 4464 of the ped!a !ric television fund Gallipolis. GaUipolis, has contributed the necessary funds to provide · one month of free televtslon for the children We can nQW .supply who are hospitalized in the pediatric unit at the Holzet Medical Center in Gallipolis. you · ~lth Acheck to cover the cost of July 's pediatric television was presented io Earl Neff by the outgoing Commander of the Post, J. Owen lloyd, and · the hew Post Commander, Glenh Soles. NOW AVAILABLE AT ln October of 1972 the pediatric television fund was Initiated by Neff and has been THE successfuUy handled by him since its origination. He personally makes the contacts, assuring continuing support . of this worthwhile program. PARTY ICE ~ho'll ~ SOGAR 5 ~~g 99~ W/C ,. i;.):f.~it l Ptr·CfuJtome_r -~ ~ Good dilly At PCIWell's Offer Expires: 7-10-76 HAlSQPS I)NNEIS GIRLS' Short SIHvt Slftvelt... tt.ttws 14 Boyund .Girls Llghtwtllht PORK & BEANS ~: 5 FOR . , Narit quality .. . youn inIt)• ·lnglowood. W/~ .. ' Limit 1 Coupon 'per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offtr Expires: 7-\0.76 .IDEJS iAII Sizes) 3 Bedrooms I I' ' I SUMMER INFMT I 5 " .....'*' ~· Sizes Sm.-Mid.·l.gt. 39' 18,900 . includes Appllancot, Carpo'ine Tht011ghout, Droporios, Total Ele<fric. Comt and S.. This Now. Wo1 Of Li•ing. CRACKERS Boys and Girls'· Will! ~ -Ohio ~~~Y Ba~ W/C. : 1 , .One shirt........ 1 .. 1~a11on buCks l Iwool AND TUESDAY FOR INVENTORY. • • hat........•....-N>······ blanket.;..... I beaver \ I I 'I ." .;,; ' . ,. ' " ' r ,~ \ ( ' ,, • I. ' , ' \ 'I , . 1l'• ' ' ,1 ,I ' .4. ·'!" ·. · - ~. ) SlDS ~ All Sizes ., I ' Ibuck CLOSED MONDAY LARRY;s WAYSIDE FURNITURE Boys and Girls • • .. stlectad • ' Kett e....• HAVE A HAP"Y FOURTH ness· to help the customer · when he needed it. This is one trait of human na ture t hat will never change; And we never forget it. We feel we have to earn your banking business by enthusiastically saying, " We Will!" whenever we possibly can. IR his is the kind of attitude you'd like to come to The Willing Bank 'll'd see how pleasant banking can be.· ' 'CW~ ' ARare Combination of B,eauty and Practice~lity lOPS During the R evo lutionary War, people on· the frontier had no money. Instead, the medium of exchange was deer hides, with goods , priced in buckskins. That's why Amer· icans still call their money "bucks"! ColoJ.!ial fr ontiersmen took their trade where they got the most for their " bucks'' - and where appreciation for that trade demonstrated in willing· . • ' .. w6rkhardeito deser~ yoar'"bucks"? CLOSED. ALL DAY j SUMMER BOYS' TELEVISION SPONSORED - VFW Post 4464 of GaWpo~ sponsoring free televlalon for the children hoapltallzed In the pedil!trlc unit at Holzer Medical Center during July, A check to coverthe COlt of July'a pediatric television was presented to Earl Neff, center by the new pOll commander, Glenn Soles; 1e1t and oulf!olna post commander, J. Owen Uoyd. lntroducin_g A New Line of Ho Goo~ Only. ~t REDUCED·25% to 50%. SHORTS • ' MONDAY; JULY 5TH 95 ·DRESSES NOW IS 'l1IE TIME WE WU.L BE • (Cbed Mon. July 5) 14 ' • Sh~ppe FOR INFANTS TO SIZE .... nW:aaaet,a• GALUPOlJS- With aurnmer upoo us, It's time to remind ounetves of the huarda of heat and lime In relation to the aafety ol fooda. Plmlca and outdoor meals provide 1)181ly opportuililles lot exposure of fooda to condlt!OOIJ not n~Uy . expected in the heme kitchen, for example . We prepare salads and aandwlcbea and deaerts to be carried away to some picnic gathering place, to be eaten when everyone else arrives. Or we jJack llle famlly picnic basket (or in all-clay outing, with food for two meals. Perhape ire jJrepare for a (amily reunion or clllrch picnic by making larger quantities of IIOIIle Items than uaual, and_complicate llorage procedures because of oversize contalnets. . ~ Because of. tbeae ~pedAl warm-weather hazardS, It ' behoovea WI to review llle pr~auttons and recommendatl11111 · of aclentla(a who have siudled theae matters In detail GAWPOLill ~ Why not are conaultunta. • ·Come to 111e Oallla. Coul!ty · lJacterlologlata and mlcroblolog1818 both In a,.! cut of our A ilpokeaman .for the Hlatorlcal meetings every public health aervlces. lake a atroll dOwn Second . ' - · committee aald, · "The third Sunday at St. Peter's · Bacteria are omnipresent In our environment - oo us~and Ave. The Ga1lla . County Hls)orlcal Society -¥.~ Bl~lennlal yeat li a Rood Eplacopal Church." III'Ound WI. Some are harmleas, or even helpful, but some are .Committee baa beeiPililay time· to 1et Involved In Maj. Gen. (Ret.) a-ge apt to make •ill If we allOw them to develop. Bacteria need decorating windowa· for the learnln& about the hlllory of BUill Ia the prealdent. food,mWture, and warmth In order to grow -and llme,lf they Fourth of July celebration. your county and country . ,. are to develop to the numbers In wlrlch some become harmful. Paaaersby wiD aee auch The fooda they thrive on are protein foods, Including meats, t.hlngs u a aplilnlna """I, fl.lh, poultry, milk, eggs and products !lith lhese foods as lngredlenlll ... aaladll, casseroles, puddlnss, gravies, sauces •• and meal stocks. MOll of lhese fooda provide good moisture bow. Several things were . . 'J _ conditions too, for bacterial growth. When we .provide inade In Galllpolli. sufficient time at warm temperatuies we give lhem all lhe Thoae people who loaned POMEROY - The Saraent Dean, Marietta; Ronald, . essentials, and the reault may be Illness fiX' those who eat the !lema lor dlaplay are Annette family reuolan wu held at Saundra, Lora, Rhonda food - food po~son~ng ;we often say. and Jesalca Sargent, . ' Ashcraft, f>Jrs. Harry (Eva) Royal oak Par- on Sunday, Ronnie Two of the bacteria'most cornnionly ldentlfled In food illRt. i, Cheshire. Mills, Mrs. Jerry Miller, Mr. · JWie 21. neues are Salmonella and Staphlococcl. There are others Gueata 'INI'e Mrs. Viers, Rt .. which may and Mrs. Charles · Murray, Tboaeattendlng were: Mrs. also cause Illness, but names lire mostly Important ,,, Mr. and Mrs. DonaldPilmer, Velma ·sargent, Mrs. 1, Cheshire, and Eddie Bush, for Identification. In general, bacterial food illnesses may 'rom Saunders, Don Blazer, · Florence VIers, Rt. 1, Pt. Pleasant. · Herbert cause nausea, diarthea, general·weakness, and fever and-or Mra. Uzzle Fanning, Mike Cheshire; Bill, Madeline, Sargent and bla famlly Uving chills. MOll of these occur several hours after the food is eaten •I, ,., Brown, Mrs. William (Ann) Mark, Kirk, Kenny, Pat and In Mluourl were unable to -ln 110tnecasea ltcouldbeaslongasadayor more. The lllness Jenkin!, Mrs. Edna Borden, Tracl Murphy, . New attend the reunion. The is usually of short duration, and fiX' ncrmaUy healthy persons aild 111e Our House Mllltum. Philadelphia; Paul and Betty children enjoyed games and Is riOt geiJeraUy 'serious . only terribly uncomfortable while it while the lasts. However, babies and ill or elderly persons are apt to be Mrs. John Byers and Mra. Sargent, Apple Grove, W. swimming grownups enjoyed a social Susan Bush Hoffman did the Va.; Gary, Cheryl, Duane, moce Seriously affected. lettering for . the. Ga1lla Chris Trachiel, New hour. SclenUsts ·ten us that many food products we purchase COunty Historical Society. Philadelphia; Joe, Paulette may have been exposed to bacterial contamination somewhere Tbe stores decorated are and Rachel Thomas, Athena; In the productloo-processing-marketing chain. If we, in Stiffler's, .Columbua· and Cecil, Pbyllla, ,Keith, Joan, lbandling and preparing these fooda for eating, are careful to Southern Electric Co., V. s. VIckie, Delra, Mfl'a and keep them refrigerated properly (45 degree F. IX' less in the Realty, Jack & Jlll's, ·Kevin Sargent, Randy center of the food mass) until preparation, and then either held Uniform Center, Paul Gnedeu Hulton, Keith and ,fi'/'le bot (above 140 degree F. in the center of the mass) or again Davies, Haskin! and Tanner, . Joan Grlmin, Leon, W. Va.; 'f refrigerated until served, we can prevent the development -of ·· ' . Thomas tiothlers, Clark's Karl, vienna -; Ernie and !'• harmful munbers llf potentially dangerous bacteria ... and and •Amy's Style Center. Matthew Simmerman, Port PORTLAND ~ The Circle prevent food poisoning episodes. Sounds simple, doesn't it' it Committee members are Washington; D&ve Devle and of the Saint Church mel Is, If we re!llftllber some basic facts, and act accordingly: •. ' Charl!!s Murray, Mrs. Donald .. Jon Armlll'ong, Urlcbvllle; Thursday evening with Golda - Our hands are amajoc source of bacteria -therefore we Hippensteel, Mike Brown, ,Douglas, Sue and Jason Gillilan, leader, presiding wash them frequently when ·handling food. · Diane Matthews, Doug Murphy, New Philadelphia ; and Anna McHaffie, worxhip - Bacteria are not killed by cold, but their growth is Wetherbolt, aeetand W11118, Dick, Emel~. Steve and chalrper1011, In charge of the great)y inhibited at temperatures below ID-45 degrees. , phalrmari. Dan Blazer_, Tom Phil '-steiea, Atheill; Gary, worship and study in -Most bacteria can be killed by sufficient heat treabnent. Saunders and Mary Alllaon Deanna, Todd and Shane "Prayer." (However, ' the toxin produced by Staphlococci is heat•·' resistant, so it must not be allowed to develop in the firsi Anna McHuaffle was . . . · hostess and served cake, Ice place.) Uo ~ ~ Ll!tgemasses of food changes temperalure quite slowly cream, coffee, pun$ and • IN lHE nu'- to Ibis reporter, - therefoce turkey meat may he cooked to desired doneness ,'• .Lucy Taylor, llab Roush, before the stuffing. ever reaches a safe internal heal. And a SILVER BRIDGE • Beulah Roush, Jane Johnson large bowl of chicken IX' potato salad may cool on the outer Unda Holter, Ruth Bradford portloos In ac .hour or two in refrigerator, but the center ••• PlAZA and MyrUe PrOffitt (hope I'Ve may not get down to a safe range (45 degrees or less) for as loog as seven or eight hours. Therefore, it is best to refrigerate left no one out). . ·~~ . foods in shallow containers, so cooling can proceed as quickly Nao served were Anna's • husband, Kim, and three boys as posslble ... and It is safer not to stuff the very large turkey ! Some general precautions for warm weather meals • they're keeping this summer. foUow: After bringing her to clturcll, • -Use Insulated contuiners for foods to be carried out to they stayed and mowed the picnics ... keep them either hot dr cold until serving time . •• lawn. often safest to cook meats and mix salads just It's II looked Uke green velvet • before eating ... take the ingredients along, chilled and lil).ish In llle night Ughl at early ''• preparation at the picnic. evening. And we appreciate • H you can't keep sQme food properly hot or cold, don't this very much. Jim has been •• a fatthfur attendant !lith· the take it! ... choose somethirtg else! •• - When purchasing a take-out food, such as cooked · family and always 'willing to chicken, be sure it's freshly cooked wben you get It - then , . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . help out. !'beard he fixed or serve it promptly - don 'I hold ! changed a fiat tire for Unda Evana last night. I ., Getting up and decorating a • I float foc the Fourth Is In the of Mercedes Condon had their ice cream supper ·and wiener • · making. Bill Cornell, Jr., Is recital at the church. ., . roastS. lending a traciiX' and use of They were Mary Me · We look forward to wqrship his garage. Farland, Carla McFarland. service in Racine Sunday Our "young adults" have Becky Crow and Carla with other churches, after the '. ' been busy tills month. On the · Shuler, Kenda Rizer, KeUy early morning Sacrament at j , 4th and 5th they had a rum- Rizer, Tina Neutzllng, Becky the Branch. mage and bake sale at lhe Evans, Sherri Russell , · Two June birthday I Racine Car Wash. And on Teresa Van Meter, Karen presents were )lresented at , June 8 served lunch at the Lewis, Kathy Baker, Teresa the · women~s - meeting • ~, church dining . room on Shuler, ·Jan Betzing·, Clair to Secret Sisters. - Goldie I election day. This was to Morris, Carl Morris, Heather Clendenin. , • finance Bible School June H· Shuler, Janis Carnahan, Lori 18 and couununity youth at Rupe, Carol Morris, and VeieraDB Memorial Hospital Camp Bountiful this swruner. Carla Shuler. ADMISSIONS - · Paula ' Thlrty-flve children at· It was a nice program. Good, Middleport; Sandra tended Bible School. The Refreshments were served Buchanan, Reedsville ; Bar· church bWI · was used' for by Lucy Taylor and Golda bara J. Smi.th. Middleport. tranaportatlon, also for ~ Gillilan. DISCHARGES - ... Earl trip to Camden Park in For July the young adults Ingels, Jr., Bernaid. Chapconc:lusloo. There were 17 plan to have their own m.an. Veleeta Rowe, Lois ,Living at Its fintlt ... In tOmorrow's ~me today. Surround' parenta ' IS !eachers and reerea lion, mostly at tile Hawley, Arbilla Donahue, yourMif with tho graco, tho warmth, tho trut comfort and helpers who enjoyed the park church_ grounds, with Ethel Saylor, David Call, con..nionct of tho Inglewood. l(o ovorything yov'vo d-mtd of trip too. . ba~ diamond, swings, Marvin Darst, Earl Van· in a modulor homo ond loG!urto tho flnMt in dotivn "and decor . On that afternoon students teetei-totter, etc. Probably be Meter. . AT THE LEAR'S STUDIO ... • •• '1T'S ' Kiddie . .. I serv: ··~. circle : •• 1 THE SIORY WEDDING! · Homemakers' .Saints meets Ct LaVogue YOUR GAIJJPOUS - 'lbe an· WilLI, Nitro, W. Va.; Mr. and Xaren, Balfllo, W. Va,; Mr. nui1 Haye~ rewMI .,. held Mra. Monroe Jobnaon, Mr. anjl Mrt. Kenan Hayea, at llle Gallla Counly Junior 111111 Mra. Bill Jobnaon, all of Proapect; Mr. a~d Mra. FllirCJ'OwldiSUnday,JWII 27, wuu,maport, Ohio; -.ra. s-o Sayre, Evant, w. The True Life Ooapel Mar1atel Rooaa, Harrla· Va.; Mr. 'and Mra. H. R. Slnaera of Columbua burg; Mr. and Mra. Ame1 Edwarda, Carol Sue and apeclal mualc . 1 Alldna, Hllllboro; Mra. Gary MaryPai,HamlliGn; Mr. and Hayes aaked. _'the Warner, Ancela and Gary Mra. Mlrtln MIJekel: and ~~RI ,. Dean, Roletta Joe, Dmty · dauahtera, Manllleld; Mr. _ 'INI't Mr. and and Jim WhlltlnCIGn, all of and Mrs. Georae lfarbolt, Mra. Hayea, Mr. and Galllpolil Ferry, W. Va. Alhland; Mra. Effie Tucker; Mn· Hqm~ey, Mr. . Mr. and Mra: Carroll ~ulfalo, W. VIi.; Mr. and and Mra. Hayea llld Wamet, Marqo, Ohio; Mr. · Mn. Simon Hayn and c:hlldnll, all of COlumbus; and Mra. Don .Stewart and J~, Oleryl McDaniel, Mr. and Mn. Dwane CUto, ·famlly,Mra. Evelyn Warner, all of Arlluclde, w. Va.; Mr. Mr. and Mra. Jack Cuto and Mr. Ina Mra. Carl Bolwell and Mrs. Denal1 Cocllran and . children, Mr. and Mra. anddauahtera,allofLeon, W. children, Columbus; Mr. and Olnton tnl&, all of tloberta- Va.; Mr. and Mra, 'Bill Mra: BWy Hayes, l.ora and burg, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Blmelt and Ron, Baltimore, Nora, Unn, Mo.; Joy and !Ayal Hayes, Summemllle, Ohio; Mr. and Mra. DmeU Shane Hyaell, IMI.ttllllw'li W. Va.; Mr. and Mra. John Barnett and Carla, . Don, Nancy and Michelle Dyke, Gary, Unda ,00 Lorl,~ P•Ial!!llll: Mr. and Mra. Hiyes, Brlatolvtue; Mr~' and Fairborn; Mr. and Mrs. Tllll Gerald Walter, Patty and · Mra. BW Ha)'lll, G&llipolla. ~=~::ev::-=h 79'. .OPEN Observes birthday family-enjoys reunion .. Birthday honored· Represenflltives attend party • Stores decorated for -Fourth Christy Day Hysell july exhibit announced I • • Sunday Prices GALLIPOLIS - On June 6, · Pb!Uips, Ironton; Mr. and and son, Mr. and Mrs. David Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lamphier Mrs. Henry Grube, Croton; Carl, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Price (Betty Jean Phillips) Ruth Skaggs, Portsmouth; and son, Dayton ; Mr. and graciously opened their home Mrs. Ann Pollchene, Beth and ]11ts. James ·McCormick, ' to 91 friends and relatives of Joel, RaveMa ; 1\ofr. and Mrs. Gary and Pam, Lonthe George PhlUips family. Mll!<ln Carter, 11-fr. and Mrs. donderry ; Mrs . Nova! ,. As Is the custom, all me~ at Herman Wood , Patriot; Dr. Phlllips , Chillicothe; Mrs. the White Cemetery for Fred Ph!lllps, Zanesville; Susan Read, Albany, N. Y. ; memorial servipes prior to Marjorie Smith and Alfreda Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Winters, the gathering at the old Copen, Huntington, W. Va .; Wellston ; Mr . and Mrs: Phillips home op Smoky Row. Mrs. Esth~r ChaMell and !larry earner on, Rio Grande; Since this Is the bicentennial Mr. and Mrs. Fred ChaMeU, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kratzer, year, many of the ladies wore Meitssa, Mel~nte and David, Wilmington. Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips and the traditional dress of (Or· Urbana; Mrs. Don Lamphier Mary, Mrs. Pearle Pope\·mer years and a few of the and Colleen , pt, Pleasant, W. Mrs. May Haskins, Florence men wore bib· overalls. The Va.; Mr . and •l\ofrs. Kenneth bountiful table was placed in Zerkle and Connie , Terre and Lucy Phillips, Mr . and the barn as 'lt was the first Haute, Ohl.o; 1\ofr. and Mrs. Mrs .. George Stover and Debbie, Karen Shaver, Mr. time the rewiion '(Y&S htild in Charles Phillips , Marion. and Mrs. Kei lh Brown, Lee 1908. Sheets were hung in Merrill Phillips and Mr . ·BETROTHED- Mr. and Mrs. Homer E. Hysell, Rt. 2, and Anne, Don and Marjorie front of the stalls with the and Mrs. Marshall Phillips, Pomeroy, are announcing the engagement ~ their word "Welcome" In large Mr. and Mrs. Charles ~rown , Spriegel, Gallipolis; Mr. and daughter, Christy Day, to Robert Ramllbury, 1011 of Mr. green letters . Various events Rick; Patty, 1\ofr. and Mrs. !11rs . Larry Collins and and Mn. Harold Ramsburg, Rt. I, Ml~. The brideoccupied the afternoon such Steve Richards, Dick Vesper , Matthew, Mr . and Mrs. elect Is a 1975 graduate of Meigs High School and Is as softball, visiting and _the C:Oiumbus; Mr . and Mrs. Wayne Cox, Terri and Mlke, employed by the State of West Virginia, Department of CHESHIRE - Connie showing of several slides of Ewing Price , Centerville; Otis Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Welfare, Charleston, W . Va . Her fiance is a 1974 graduate Bradl!ury of aox 173, different members. of the Mr. and Mrs. Robert ~ce. Dale Lamphier, Northup ; of Meigs High School snd is employed by the Tennessee Cl)eshlre, partic!paled in . a famlly dating back as far as Springfield ; Mrs. Rose Price ·Robert Price, Westville. Pride Sausage CO.; Charleston, W. Va . No definite .. workshop study of our 1914. The slides were shown wedding plans have been made. Amerl.oan heritage through by Dr. Fred PbiUips and furniture design to com- Charles Brown: memorate the national Those attending the Bicentennial · June 21-26 at reunion were : Mr . and Mrs. BySARAHT. WA)JI.Eit Art Exhibit week". -Ohio Un!verslty In Athens. Tom Phillips, Beth, Kathy GALLIPOLIS - The To advertise the show, Styles of furniture used in and 'David Mrs Elizabeth French Art Colony is subways carey specially GALLIPOLIS _ Scott were his parents, his sisters,' homes in this country from :.. ' · presenting the Waspington styled display cards as do Daniel Greene celebrated his Danella, De~bie and Dena, early Colonial da:;s through · ' ·~ · Square Outdoor Art Exhibit's several railroad ~ys~. All first birthday on June 11. Mr. and Mrs. Atthur Rupe tl)e Victorian period were traVeling show for the inonth the local media gtve the show . Scott is the son of Mr. and Jr., Mr: and Mrs. James included in a brief study of of July. much publicity which results Mrs . Dannie Greene Edwarda, Becky and GYnthia .factors that caused changes The:!~! famous exhibits have in up to 100,000 visitors for a , Gallipolis. ' Rupe, Mr. and Mrs. Carl in furniture design and hOw . l!een ~lessed with official · smgle day. . Help~ott celebrate.his Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. N. T. they are still Influencing recogrution by New York The show alDlS to embrace birthday and sending gifts Clark, Mrs. Eloise EUiQtt and ·· deslgn tod4y. City. New York City mayors artists from every strata . · Mrs. Garnet Greene. Erma Langford, assistant and other high officials have Even hospitalized veterans profeS$0r of home economics , indicated·their recognition of have exhibited through the at Ohio University, conducted ' and interest in the show as an efforts of volunteers who take the sessions ·which were lmporta,nt contribution to the their works to the Square. sporlf!Drlld by the School of . cultural life of the city, and There ere more than 100 Home Economics In Nawta Se~ve Yau the natioo. The week set aside awards fiX' eaclt show .with SON BORN 'cwperat!on !lith the Office of for the show is proclaimed as over 1,000 artists exhibiting. REEDSVILLE _ Mr. and Wci-kshops, Conferences and "Washingtoo Square Outdoor The 1976 show date for the Mrs, Mark Zielinski, Reeds· ~tltutes . fall show is Friday, Sept. 3 ville, are announcing lhe \ through Sunday. Sept. 19. If birth of an eight pound, 13 you can't make it to New · llUnce son , Rayinond Scott on 800 Grin~ Central Avtnut MAY I;)AY . MAYDAY •. York's Washington Square June 18 at O'Bieness Vienna-Noxlla K-Marl The distress signal that ANDY SIGNMAN for this exhibit, come to Memoclal Hospital. Grandtells ·you we are low on Open: Mon.lhru Sal. listings because what we Riverby in Gallipolis and parents are Mr. and Mrs. ·f Owners: list we sell. We list only at enjoy a small sample of In- Henry Bahr, Long Bottom, Richard & Sandr~ Ker~s MIDDLJ;:PORT market ·price and don't Operators Representatives of Meigs· terestlng and diverse works. and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond clutter ·up the landscape · ~ ·Cookie-Pat 'lbe French Art Colony at Zielinski of Milwaukee, Wis. with signs on unselected County An!erican Legion Bar~-Rich properties. Auxiliary units were in Riverby, ·sao First Ave. , Greal;!randparents are Mr. formerly •of La Grand 'chillicothe Thursday for the welcomes aU visitors on and Mrs. Hiley Pigott, 1.oog Coiffures. The Wiseman Agency annual Eighth District birth: Saturdays and Sundays from Bottom, and Mrs. Josephine Phone 446-3643 day party at the Chillicothe 1 to 5 pm. and oo Tuesdays Kochanski of Milwaukee. Mr. and Thursdays from 10 a.m . and Mrs. Zielinski also have a Veterans Hospital . . Approximately 100 to 3 p.m. There is no ad· daughter, Anita Eileen, 21>. mission charge. COOLVILLE _ Andy veterans attended the party Sigman, son of Mr . and Mrs. with cakes, cookies, candies, ,. Jack Sigman, Coolville, ice cream, punch , nub! .and celebrated his third birthday mints being served by the 35 (f recenily with a party at his women from over the district •there to help with the party. INme. Games were played and Going from ehre·were Mrs. refreshments of k d 1 Arnol~ Richards, Eighth cream were ~ ~~ District _president, . Mrs. ~APTURED WITH Slgt~~an, Mrs. Leora Sigman, NeH1e Wmston . and Mrs . PHOTOGRAPHS BY Mrs. Maxine Owens, Mr. and . Cainp~!l Harper of Unit.111:3, It; ROVERS Mrs. Gene Cilrso~. Chad and Mt~dleport ; Mrs. Bernte ~OMPLET£ WITH Richie Mr and Mrs David Dailey, Mrs. Velsia Roush, IN MIDDLEPORT, 0. jALBUM. STARTING ~. Davey and Troy, Mrs. Erma Hendricks, Unit jAT ... Sheri Dress Beth and Roger 128, Middleport, and Mrs. Sllider, aDct' Teresa Murphy.. Grace Pratt, Cheryl Lehew, Sending glf~ were Danielle Mrs. Veda DaVIS, Mrs. Came aild LuclaMa Scott and Mrs. Neulzling, a~ Mrs. Gemma Freda Casto Cascl of Urut 39, Pomeroy. · Going from the Gallipolis Come i.r und see the large selection of play and dress ! Auxiliary '!I were Mrs, Mabel · c~h~. , I I ". }~~;~~~i~~;;~i;mm~;~!~~~i;~;~i~;~;~;~;j~~~~~i~~~?.i~~~i~~~ij~m~~~~; Brown, Mrs. Aldeth ·White, Mrs. Hazel Swanson, Mrs. ... Bertls Halley ,1\ofrs. Henrietta BRIDAL POLII;Y Wedding and eugagement Church, Mrs. Julia Leimann ootlces for the Sunday 11mes and Mrs. Rene Broyes. SeittiDel must be ID - bada PROFESSIONAL ,by 12 noon oo lbe Thursday EBSEN IN PAIN preceding publication . LOS ANGELES (UPI) PHOTOGRAPttY JD!ormatlol may be lllnled tn Actor !Iuddy Ebsen has been INCLUDES " or mailed to tile G81llprU. hospitalized for tests to Sprint Ylllty Pilla Dally TribaDe or Pomeroy determine the cawe of pains CO.IIipotis, Olllo , Boys and Girls' Dally Seltlinel. Eappment In his leiJ'. Ebaen, 68, com· PlloM 446-1494 I!Dd wedding fontll •re alao plalned of the pain Friday <IPt• Tues..Sal. lW 'Till I On Thurs. avaDable oa reqoell. · while filming, an epiaode of Size 3 mo-14 . ,.,~.._ ·:--..:-:-:·:·:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:·x·:·:::·:·~=-=~-:-:-:: his television -:-:·· · .............·.•.·.·· ··················-·;.o.•,•, ,•,•,•,•..... •. .BarnabY, t vanJones 't Size 2-14 w.·l!:·:-~:.:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-~·=·:-:-:.:.:.~:-:·!·:.:..:.:·:·Y.:~· series a Nuy Airport. , $79 . p-g WELL'S = planned · ., • • • . .~3bucks ............~bucks �f t 7-1'be &nlay Tlmel· Sentinel, Sunday, July 4,lrll 6 - ,The SUnday Tlmes ·Sentinel, SWlday, July 4,1976 Pri~e ·winning . • • GALLIPOLIS · .. Prize .-<.winning entries were · an• nouncedtodaybyJanThaler, chairman of the French Art Colony's .annual outdoor exhibit presented in conjunction with the River Re<:reaijon Festival in · the city park. .. Judging the exhibit was Harriet Anderson from Athens. Mrs. Anderson Is known 'for her contemporary paintings and her · exquisite · tapestries. She has been responsible for organizing the volunteer program at the Trts,solini GaUery and has • been ~clive in its craft shop. During the judsing of the ~ow, Mrs . .' Anderson was highly complunentary of the ~bit and the work of the French Art ~olony in the area. The quality of the show has Improved steadily each yew:. There are 205 entries . repreS'enting 55 ' artists. Communities represented In dude ·Zanesvill e, Deftance, . Athens, .Ashland, South Point, Point PleasaQI, Huntington, Ironton; Millfii!ld and others. Prize winning entries in the professional division include Kim Victoria Abeles, "Existence of God, " first place in acrylics ; Margo Adams, "Shattered," first place in watercolors and 0/ftc~rs ·instatleii entries named David )leiser, first place In stained glass. Honorable mention awards given in the professional division include Margo ( Adams for two watercolors "The ~isc Harrow" and "The 'tree Shadow," Marlnda Craiger for ,her watercolor "Giant Poppies," and Gwen Panich;s charcoal drawing , "T,he Beast Beyond the Dam, etc." In the amateur division first place honors went to Jerry Skaggs for · her oil entitled "Bandstand," Jennie Lou Hudson, firs t place for her watercolor "In the Woods," ·Lance Hastings, 1st , place for his acrylic e.ntitled "Heyday Surrendered " William Mi8sar first place #or a · charcoal drawing entitled "La Mannequin"; Margaret Reiser, first place for a erealive embroidery entitled ''Red TaU Hawk ," William·Taylor first place in photography for · "Closeup." HQnorable mention to Cindy . Corliss for her ink drawing, "Man and Boy," . Julia . McKee's oil, "The ' HW!ter and the 'Bar' Tree," and Josephine Morando's hookJ!(l hanging, " White Star on Red ." In the hlgli school division, Ellen Wetherholt received first place in acrylics and her painting " Endangered Species" and Arthur Allison received second place lor his watercolor "Reflections." In addition to the prize winners , Mrs. Anderson identified additional . paliltlngs which she felt were worthy of !Jeing eligible for selection as purchase prize winners . Those included Susan Clarke's " Dan· dellons," Marinda Cralger's "Winter ," Roy Elmer's "Wheel of the Delta Queen"; St,.Rn Bush Hoffman 's " Homeland"; RQ.derick Hook's photograph, "In the Shadows "; Fran Shoemaker's "cavern WaU'; Earl Tope's " The Sternwheeler" and Carol Bachtel Tannehill's painting "Gettys· MIDDLEPORT .. New officers were lnallllled at lbe recent meelinl of the ,Mierlcan I.AJlon Aulllary, junior unit, of FeeneyBe!Ulett Poell21at the home of Mrs. Bonnie DaDe)', ad· visor. · • . Ins\aUed l'jj[e KJm Rouah, pre·aident; Cb!4 Rouish, · treasurer ; Joyce Lawson, secretary, an<J Angela DaUey, chapllln. Plans were disc~ for lllUlng pllques to be 111ld with the proceeds to go for • trip to Csmden Park. 1be juniors are atill aaving jewelry, bottle CIPI, slampa, pocketbookl and old Christ· mas cards for project work.. Favors to be taken to the Paintings which received purchase prizes this year and the donors are : First National Bank, Hugh Rees' WQ tercolor The Ernestine "; Galllpolis Savings and Loan, Julia McKee, "The HWJier - · ADDISON - The Addllon UMW met at the home of MI'J, Rly Hughes Wednelay evenlne. The president, Mr1. Joe Drummond opened the meellna and Mra . ·!Awl a Hughes had the devotiODI and the progrlffi. The group Nll8 "He Leadeth Me," and Mr1. Hughes pve t'I\'O readlnga entiUed "Sweeteet Comfort . from Old Things" and "!At Me Grow Old Lovely." She a lao • read a prayer, """Serenity." Mrl. Marvin Gindieaberger read acrlpture from Metthew 8: 25·34 •. The "title of the program wu "So You're Retired:" 'nloee asailltlng 1n the program were Mra. . Hellel RUMell, Mra. Rex u .... _ Mra Gindleabe:rg nwwra, • ·· · er, Mrs. Drummond and Mrs. Htuoup tooli: up a special love offering and carda were ~~ent•to the UI, Refreahments CIIWcotbe Veter1111 HCllpitaJ were made at a work 11111011 at lbe home of Mra. Alber! .. ;· Roulh. . · For lbe 1m11 ye~r~, Ute jwdon took Mu BlUe' ~ ;· Middleport u tbelr "-'op. . .. ted" handle~pped .chUd, and ,. Mra. lAtah Wealberby . u .their "adopted" senior ' dtlzeps. . Plan& . were made · for eeveral of the jwdora to-at. tend the Department ol Ohio convent1011 In Collunbu.l thla month. To ralae e1penu j money a .I"UIIlllllit 1a1t 11 beln& held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush, BaUey RWl ~' ... . . · · · · REV. PAUL TAYLOR ' . f • I 41 from HtiPfr, Utah, will be holdlne • REVIVAL and the BBr Tree": Com- ·· 1 mercia! and Savings Bank, Margo Adams, watercolor "Disc ·Harrow"· Holzer ' Audra . Medical Center Clinic, Clark, watercolor , "Feed Trough "; Robbins and Myers, Inc., Audra Clark; watercolor , . "E vening Light." HARRIET ANDE~ wen known Athens artist, judged !be River Recreation Festival exhibit 5poostir.eif'"b:t the French Art Colony. A member of the Board of the Trlssolini Gallery in Athens, Mrs. Anderson organited tbe gaUery's volunteer program, craft shop and docent program. She was highly COOlpllrnentary of the FAC exhibit which will be displayed tQday in the Gallipolis city park from II a.m. to 5 p.m. HONORS BIRTilDAY RACINE! - Michelle Dawn II tht Ash SlrMI Stobart, daughter of Mr. aiXI Mrs. George D. Stobart, Jr., FREE WILL BAPTIST Racine, ~lebraled her first CHURCH • birthday recently. Frleilds MIDDLEPORT, OHIO and relatives caUing during JUNE 30, fo JULY 4, 1976 the day were Donna Stobart 1nd will move to tile and 901ls, Shawn, Shannon RUTLAND and Seth, Mr. ·and Mrs.• • George Donald S!Qbart, Sr., FREEWILL BAPTIS Sue Rice and children, CHURCH · Donna, Teresa, Billie Jean, JULY7toJULY11, 1976 Ronnie and Joe. cake and lee' Services 7:30 p;m. Nightly · cream were llf!'Ved. Gifts EVERYONE WELCOME were presented t~ Michelle. .• '' • l· ' ' l .,' I ' expensive reside"ntial In 1826, former Presidents John Adams and Thomas Jefferson both died, on the 50th aMiversary of their signing ()f the Declaration of Propertle> are selling . Do you have a prospect it>r yours interested? The_Wiseman Agency •• •' . e Good ppc sdaY thru rue ''· '• ••· 303 Upper River Ro.cf Across from Silver !!ridge Piua Gallipolis Open Mon. lhr~ Sal. 10 Iii 9 ~······ ' : . Monday thru Saturday 9:30-$:00 p.m.-Friday 9:30-8:00 p.m. • FRI. ·&: sAT JULY 9-10 .. ' ' '---~ Get to know us; you'll liM us. ~.~ _ _.:.J SUMMER FUN I.Aollrdtln sJt• ~om•ll. I'Mdl~ . 1.-ve or eJ~tr• IW;t. Tignti 1111111'1 A (S' .J '4"), 8 (J' S... !'t"], C •. t BILL WARD THE, •. Htirltolll · Q11llty IONUI & CUriHL Thl pi ll'lo thAI Is-the ootr~mansh ip ol hlahly skill•d crafts · m~~n ~ it~ttd to llllltlfll Ol'lb pltMt . 111 1upert1 sr,linl 1 , BUY AND SAVE HOW AT PRE.oPf;"NING SPEC:I~l PRICES! All ,.~ M dltplay wi titned! ' Afkt pwd\.N, ,.., plltiO •Ill rte..i .... Ill .Wit iOII'IIII M lllllnd ,.....,., Htv•t• ftt Sl•llllftdl• 11. 110 "''to rou . ' WARD'S KEYBOARD 217 Jache• Pike • ~'~~••• 441 · ~ 4372 . GALI:.!f~~f~:. OHIO "IIY Uti m-·THil All SAlE" .' ., mandAvt. Check our specially reduced groups in the store now. ' •' • l i 1 -{ --- The Fabric Shop 1W~~P.t .. TERE-SA BIHL OJ.:! ' • " --- ·God'd Old Fashioned Thrift ... It Pays Off When · This beovtiluJ range Is especially designed to commemorate our notion's 200th birthday. When you buy this range, your Hardwick dealer will give you o num· I- . You Bank ·on It! This beautiful · Ame~iton Heritage Rongo la6tures continuous detll'lilig oven ;:: , teakwood 'Vinyl bockguard , mani fold ponel, ond door handles , , . a soft · fluorescen t light to highlight the beautiful Heritage bockguord dellgn .. , o time of day clock ond one hour !imer .. Tri·Temp surface burner' ... panoram ic oven win dow and mony other feoture5. The suppl y Is limited and the prite is special, so hurry . . . Join the Hordwkk. American Heritage ''Bu\1" Centennial cele· brat ion. Maybe you don't recall the two-bit haircut .. . but we all remember when a dollar was worth a dollar! We may not be a~le lo bring back • ~ .... '" we can he.lp money grow · ' ' 0 . for you ... in a high interest YOUR FREE GIFT A1 dn o;~JJ('t/ bemus, Y()I/T Ht,Jwic~ Jto;~fn will also gin you • 11 bearing savings accouf1t. COMMERCIAL~ .PmOno;~lictJ antiqur brtmu "Htritagt" door pf4qut. Tbit tiotJr plaqut 14YI Hwtlcomt" to ~tr]lWit. ' RIDENOUR '. TV I APP"JMCI RIDENOUR G rsiWE ' ,, UCINI, OHIO _ Mf.2t2t ,... CHESTER. OHIO .Little Miss Firecracker picked SAVINGS-BANK ' ·25 COURT ST. AND SILVE~ BRIDGE PlAZA · MEMBER OF FDIC fun money Worth Over 5, 00 Tuesday - Meatballs in gravy, ·mashed potatoea, succotash, bread, butter, canned peaches, milk. Wednesday - Cheese stuffed wieners, pinto beanl, tossed salad, banana slices In orange juice, cornbread, butter, oatmeal raisin cookies, milk, Thhursday - Sll~ turkey, . criltberry relish, C'llndied sweet potoates, buttered green beans, roll, butter, mixed fruit cup, mUk. Friday •• Fried fish, macaroni salad, stewed tomatoes, bread, butter, peanut butter cake with caramel icing, milk. . Otoice of ~verage with each meal. DAUGHTER BORN RACINE - Mr , and Mrs. George D. Stobart, Jr., Rt. 2, Racine, are aMouncing the birth of tl'teir second daughter, Rebecca Marie, June · 9 at Pleasant Valley Hospital. She weighed five pounds,IO oun<:es. Mr. and Mrs. Stobart have another daughter, MlcheUe, age one. Paternal grandparents are. Mr. and Mrs. George D. Stobart, Sr., Rt. 2, Racine, and. the maternal grand·' parents are Mr. and Mrs. •James E. RoWjh, Rt, 1, Dexter . MaternaiJ_great' Home Prlva~y and grandparents are w . and Carefree Living! Mrs. Everett Rouish, Racine, and the maternal great'iJ'eat For no mote (and sometimes ... ndmother is Mrs.' Edna even less) than you may now . . ~·a be paying in rent; you can. own Pickens, Racine. a beauliful and spacious Holly • Park Home. And, you'll <>njoy privacy as well as virtually care· TERRORISTS STRIKE tree Uving . Slop In and see the · BUENOS AIRES, new Holly Park Homes now on Argentina (UP!) display, al no obligation. Select Guerrillas inliltratlng . from·two or thtee bedroom, one Of two balh arrangerhenls, and poliUcai pollee headquarters five delighlfui decors. Slop pay. set off a powerful bomb that lng rent. Start living· and en/Or· ripped to shreds 18 police and lng lfl Free llteralure and floor dvilians and muUlated pi••• Financing avillabla. scores of otheu In one of Argentina'• bloodlnt ~OBILE terrorlat atlllckl during the IW!Ch hour rlllh Friday ill the crowded cJinlnc room of the heavily · guarded downtowl! _ ·bulldiJ18 where police inPoint Pleasant · terrogate aubvehlve HOME PAAK &.SNES - - - - - - 11U$JM1Cia• GALi.JPOLIS -The Green' · Team rec~tly beld a contest iheir appreciation to• all of ElemeQtary Girls Softball ·w ralee money lor their thole who donated to the · teams. · lllftball teama. Cho~en "Li tile Misa Firecracker" .was DaneUa Greene, fHth grade daughter of Mr. and Mrs. DaMie Greene . DaneUa ralaed the largest GALLIPOLIS .. Senior amount of money 'Bod attzena Center, located at 220 represented Team 4. First Jackson Pille in the CoWlty runnerup wu Tammy Wood, "with 1 !lome Building, !s open fourth grade, daughter of Mr. MOnday through Friday from and .Mrs. Carlos Wood. colao fUm 9 a.m. w 3 p.in. 1be schedule Second TW!Derup w._. Nancy purch••• " oJ aclivilles fot thla w~k is Rinehart, sb\h grade, as fo.Uows: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. PHOTOFIN Monday, July' 5 Dean Rinehart. Marcia Bauaell, fHth gr8de, daughter CLOSED . . n-~&y, July &-VIaltlng of Mr. and Mra. Larry and Quilting ' 9 a.m ...• p.m. Bauaell was fourth runnerup.d Wednesday, July 7 _ The runnersup receive . ca1 FJtness, 11 :30 a.m.; trophies and necklaces and COUPON BOOK Physl "Utile Misll Firecracker" mood Pressure, 1·2 p.m.; Ia Card Games, 1·3 p.m.; received a crown and rge IN PHOTOGarden Club, 1-3 p.m. trophy. , Thursday, July a •_ '" Danella and her team Quiltfng, 9 a.m.·3 p.m.; recel~··F'un,-,Meals com· Potluck Supper, (30 p.m. pllrnents of Burger Chef. '!be .. .__--!1 Friday, July 9·- Art CJasa, ~ill would like to extend. i.J p.m.; Social Hour, 7 p.m. The Seniors' Co.(lp is open from 12:»-1:30 p:m. Monday - Closed. Sr. Citizens Calendar Sr. Citizens Calendar K&K ' . niURSDAY HARRIS GRANGE Thursday, 8 p.m. 'nlusman Grange will be guests with poUuck lunch. SWAN CREEK Grange will ~~~eel at Mercerville Grange Hall at 8 p.m. Eno Grange POMEROY - Meigs Senior Citizens Center .activities located at the Pomeroy Junior Hlch School Is open 9 am.-1 pm., Monday through Friday. Monday ,July 5 - Independ· ence Day. Center closed. Tuesday, July 6 - Physicld Fitneu, 10:45 a.m.; Chorus, 12: 1$.2 p.m. Wednesday, July 7.:. CarWI, 10.11:30a.m.; Games, 12:»-2 pm . Thursday, July 8 Physical Fitness, 10:45 a.m.; Horseshoes, l2:3op.m.; Sing: A-Long, 12:30 pm . Friday, July 9- Art Class, JI).JI:3G. a.m.; Horseshoes, 10:30 a.m.; Bowling, l.J p.m. Senior Citizens Nutrition Program, 11:30 am.-12:30 ·' p.m. Monday thrQugh Friday except Monday, July 5 closed for Independence Day . Monday - Holiday . Center·ctosed. Tuesday - Meatballs in OPEN HOUSE PLANNED-Mr. and Mrs. Basil lee gravy, mashed potatoes, Evans, Rt. 2, ShOestring Ridge, Gallipolis, will celebrate succotash, canned peaches, their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at !read, butter, milk . their home Sunday, July 11 from 2 to 5 p.m. They were Wednesday Baked !llBrried JWJe28, 1928inCoal Grove by berfatber, Rev. R. p, McCarley, a Methodist minister. They are the parents spaghetti, tossed salad, of two children: Mrs. 'Alfred Vallance (Zelmalee) aiXI banana slices in orange jello, .Billy ~ne Evans of Callipolis. Tbey .· have four oatmeal-raisin cookies (2), grandclilldren and follr great1!randchildren . · Italian bread, butler, milk . Thursday - Sliced turkey • cranberry relish, candled NOW YOU KNOW sweet potatoes, buttered Operation Sail is the largest green beans, mixed fruit cup, flotilla under canvas since roll, butter, milk . the Battle of Navarlno off the Friday - Beef pattie, Greek coast in 182'1:. macaroni salad, creamed tomatoes, peanut butter cake w-carmel icing , bread, buller, milk. Coffee, tea and buttermilk .served dally. the quarter hair.cut, but .Will you finiSh . movtngln? · You ml1ht not think i<l when the II villi room'• atlll Jommt4 with pockinK crat11. But you will-ond I tan holp AI your WELCOME WAGON Hostess Icon nve you time . and monty In · And brllhton up your family with my btskot of lifts. Take 1 break ond call me. · . McCall's, Kwick-Sew, Simplicity Patterns . m w. Second Pomeroy Ph. 992-2284 I - --- 0 long -~ I bered c!Jrtlflc ote 5uito ble for fro mlng slgni/.ylng tha t th is Is 0 limited edition range. ~: ., .The Uniform Center gif'~ MODE! CKL9632·*·76RM • AT • ' ever and .,,,tet, of 11,111 offor • •tdet Mlection ind price ,..,,. fror'll •luc:h to choose , ), tont Olaf It tr'ICOI'IOif'ablt IO oQ!el ~~~In ltl11 pi'IC.t ,..... . ON DEAN'S LIST COLUMBUS - Three area students named to the second semester dean 's list at capital University are ·Beth Fultz, Middleport ; Ingrid Hawley, Pomeroy, and Theodore Lehew of Pomeroy. ~. 2$ ,. ~ebr~age. BtiREAUCRATS 'om! ., WASHINGTON (UP!) The Labor Department ha& decided wball distribution of a farm safety pamphlet that ·aroused ridicule with such TO CLOSE CHESHIRE - All GaUia • statements aa "Be care'ful Meigs Community Action that you do not faU into the Agency offices wiU be closed manure pits." Farmer~ Monday, July 5, in observ-. complained that he pamance of ·Independence Day, phlet, "Safety with Beef and reo()pen Tueaday, July 8 cattle," tnsillted their in· at 8 a.m. · U:lligence. ·. : : $1.00. Tf911ts Join the Hardwick Jrs., Misses, Half Sizes, Remnants Yardage NEW SHIPMENT WEEKLY ' : Register for free door prizes t Need not be present to win. t : Mgr., Linda Hubbard 62 State St. . : SON DELIVERED ::~- : 446-2614 . . , . GallipoUs, O~io t . RACINE - The Racine •• • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••... aEmergency Squad delivered son to Donna Pierce, Long Bottom, while enroute to the Holzer Medical Center at about I am. Saturday. At 8:30 a.m . Friday the squad l ' took Anna Nease, R.cine,' to Holzer Medi~al t;:enter ~nd at & Tecll•iclll) 6.:30 p.m. they tranaP!Jrled 'INVITES . YOU TO SEE . Fred Milhoan, Letart F8lls w Veterans Memorial Hospital. n•.,., long .Jftw•Koop n«k. lhor! ~· K00P Mdl and lant a~..wturtltnttll lt't'ltl Ltoterdt tnll'l\ sew for Fair 4-H projects ... sew for · fun and savings. We have new fabrics designed for every fashion need. Florals, .prints ·and solids. Come. sew up some savings . REUNION SLATED RIO GRANDE- Areunion of aU Rio Grande Hlch School graduates will be held Saturday, July 17 at Com· munity Hall . on the Rio Grande College Campus 'ieglnning at 12 noon. Bring llle meat diah, a covered dish md table service. Soft drlnka lurnixhed. Each famlly ill Exhibit for the month of July : WaShingtoo Square Outdoor asked w donate $1 to help Art Exhibit, prize winning paintings, multi-media from defray ~xpenses for the world's largest and most fainOUS outdoor art show in reunion. t Greenwich VIllage, Rlverby. GaUery Hours: Saturdays and SUndays, 1 W!til 5 p.m.; Tuesdays and Thundays, 10 a.m. W!til 3 p.m. July 4, Sunday, II a.m.-6 p.m.-River Recreation Festival Art Exhibit. Jan Thaler, chainnan, assisted by.BoMie Stutes, ·• City Park. 12:30 p.m. W!til dark, Photo-Fair Booth on First Avenue upriver side of the city park, $1 per picture. . July 20, Tuesday, 7:30p.m. - F.A.C. Interdeplrtmental · Mfl'(lng, 8:30 p.m. - F.A.C. l'nlstees r.feeting. July ;!2, Thursday, !1-11 a.m. - Ouistmas Committee. :. .·· Exhibit !br the month. of August: Watercolors by Audra Clark of catlettsburg, Ky. and Margo Adams of Russell, Ky. : ..: SHOP and SAVE "THE SUN CITY WAY" .: • i oatt.t&O OPENING· i .i ,.SUN CITY FASHIONS" .: ................................. • I *Use Your MASTER CHARGE Card SHAPE UP FOR . . Sew for sum mer ... sew for vac;ation .. ·. ...,. Phone 446·3043 ' I ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT -Mr. and Mrs. John T. Drunmwnd, Addlllln, are annoW!cing the engagement and forthcoming marrjage of their daughter, Brenda · Faye to Michael Stephen Hyde, Portsmouth, son of Mr. and Mrs. · Gene Thompson of Burbank, C8lif. Mils Dnmunond is a llr/8 graduate of'Kyger Creek fUgh School and Hyde is a graduate of Yortwood High School, Kirk· wood, m. He bas enlisted in the u. S. Army. Wedding plans are incomplete. '• 6utlget 111 llalfl . PURC~E P~ CHOSEN -Hugh Graham of the Gallipolis Savings a~ Loan .chose Julia McKee s oil pamting, "Tbe HW!ter aDd the 'Bar' Tree" as a purchase prize from the River Reereation Festival exhibit sponsored by the FAC. Other purchase prizes were selected by the Holzer Medical Center Clinic, Coi!Uilercial and Savings Bank, First National Bank aiXI ROOblns and Myers, Inc. AL SH~~MAKER, Commercian and Sa\Mgs Bank, selilctf!l Margo Adams' watercolor, Dl$c .HBrrow," as. a ·pur.chase prize for tbe bank. The painting received honorable m\llltion m the professional dtvlslon of the River Recreation Festival art exhibit being spo!l80red by the French Art Colony. •• '· ~ONDAY G,\LLIA COUNTY Pomona Grange Monday, 8 p.m. at the Rodney Gran·ge. Potluck IW!Ch. U"a" .J'lO") , D (S' I" ... I. ' ' ,. 'Coming Events THE G~ lllftbaU· team 11 Green Elementary recently beld a "Utile Mia Firecracker" conlelt. Pictured (front row, l~l. Marcia Bauaell, third runnerup; Danella Greene, Uttle MJu. Firecracker; Nancy Rinehart, second runnerup; (eer:ond row), coaches, Jeruniler llarrla, Carll Miller, Sandy Blackburn. Not pictured are Tammy Wood, first rumerup and tbarlene Wood, coach. Brenda Drummond, ·Michael Hyde;!~~:::\ :;o~:t · . after the meeting, fathlotl ·~ • '• •' •• eutgour ~ BIDWEll. - Mra. Edltll Hinson, Bidwell, IIJltnl a few daya wl th her daugbter, Mr. and Mra. A. M. Adkins of Gahanna. She abio aUendad the wedding of her graiXI· daughter, Pamela Mae fU1110n Robert .. ,._, w Fla . p Weller of """"'"• . amela II the daughlfr of Mr. and Mr1: Vll'gU Hlnaon of carroll. Allll · attending the wedding were Ralph Hinson · 1\nd family from Streamwood, ru. . '1!-. •r ·Seen & HetJrd ~ . • '' '•I TUESDAY • POMEROY CHAPTER 181 OES n-lay, 7:45 p.m. INSTAll.ATION OF new officer, by Ellhth Dlltrtct Ondr. Jolul Branuner at a p.m. Wedneaday when Drew Webster Poat 39, American Legion, meell. WEDNESDAY POMEROY WDGE 184, F&AM, Wedneaday, 7:30p.m. at temple: au Master MIIIOIIJ invited. ' ..• .' ' . were 1erved by thehosteu. A sllentaactlon wtJ1 be held at the' ned meeting. The meeting place wtJ1 be an· nounced. . ·' f l, • .Social Calendar Mt:r. Hughes hosts Addison,UMW at recent meet· burg." 1 • .SAY-AH-RAH~BEF~ . I· . . OF FINLAIIID . .Arabia is the only dinnerware you'll ever need. She's a fashion plate !hal works hard at breakfast & lunch, th~n slips under somelhing glamorous tor dinner. Her profile delights the eye & she stacks In the dishwasherand goes from table to oven. The best ih Scandenavlan · design. Why not join all the other brides - .and let . Arabia always be a smiling face upon your fable . Where Else••• CLOSING DOWN MIDDLEPORT - The MByor's office, water office and Maintenance . Dept. are closed Monday, July ~ so Slate & Third employes dependencecan Day.'observe Jn• . .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . Peddler's Pantry SUNDAY thru SATURDA i JULY 4fH THRU JULY 10TH "Fixed The Way You Like 'Em" Sunday thfu ThUrsday 10 A.M. Ill 10 P.M. Friday and Saturday . laA.M. tilll P.M. �f t 7-1'be &nlay Tlmel· Sentinel, Sunday, July 4,lrll 6 - ,The SUnday Tlmes ·Sentinel, SWlday, July 4,1976 Pri~e ·winning . • • GALLIPOLIS · .. Prize .-<.winning entries were · an• nouncedtodaybyJanThaler, chairman of the French Art Colony's .annual outdoor exhibit presented in conjunction with the River Re<:reaijon Festival in · the city park. .. Judging the exhibit was Harriet Anderson from Athens. Mrs. Anderson Is known 'for her contemporary paintings and her · exquisite · tapestries. She has been responsible for organizing the volunteer program at the Trts,solini GaUery and has • been ~clive in its craft shop. During the judsing of the ~ow, Mrs . .' Anderson was highly complunentary of the ~bit and the work of the French Art ~olony in the area. The quality of the show has Improved steadily each yew:. There are 205 entries . repreS'enting 55 ' artists. Communities represented In dude ·Zanesvill e, Deftance, . Athens, .Ashland, South Point, Point PleasaQI, Huntington, Ironton; Millfii!ld and others. Prize winning entries in the professional division include Kim Victoria Abeles, "Existence of God, " first place in acrylics ; Margo Adams, "Shattered," first place in watercolors and 0/ftc~rs ·instatleii entries named David )leiser, first place In stained glass. Honorable mention awards given in the professional division include Margo ( Adams for two watercolors "The ~isc Harrow" and "The 'tree Shadow," Marlnda Craiger for ,her watercolor "Giant Poppies," and Gwen Panich;s charcoal drawing , "T,he Beast Beyond the Dam, etc." In the amateur division first place honors went to Jerry Skaggs for · her oil entitled "Bandstand," Jennie Lou Hudson, firs t place for her watercolor "In the Woods," ·Lance Hastings, 1st , place for his acrylic e.ntitled "Heyday Surrendered " William Mi8sar first place #or a · charcoal drawing entitled "La Mannequin"; Margaret Reiser, first place for a erealive embroidery entitled ''Red TaU Hawk ," William·Taylor first place in photography for · "Closeup." HQnorable mention to Cindy . Corliss for her ink drawing, "Man and Boy," . Julia . McKee's oil, "The ' HW!ter and the 'Bar' Tree," and Josephine Morando's hookJ!(l hanging, " White Star on Red ." In the hlgli school division, Ellen Wetherholt received first place in acrylics and her painting " Endangered Species" and Arthur Allison received second place lor his watercolor "Reflections." In addition to the prize winners , Mrs. Anderson identified additional . paliltlngs which she felt were worthy of !Jeing eligible for selection as purchase prize winners . Those included Susan Clarke's " Dan· dellons," Marinda Cralger's "Winter ," Roy Elmer's "Wheel of the Delta Queen"; St,.Rn Bush Hoffman 's " Homeland"; RQ.derick Hook's photograph, "In the Shadows "; Fran Shoemaker's "cavern WaU'; Earl Tope's " The Sternwheeler" and Carol Bachtel Tannehill's painting "Gettys· MIDDLEPORT .. New officers were lnallllled at lbe recent meelinl of the ,Mierlcan I.AJlon Aulllary, junior unit, of FeeneyBe!Ulett Poell21at the home of Mrs. Bonnie DaDe)', ad· visor. · • . Ins\aUed l'jj[e KJm Rouah, pre·aident; Cb!4 Rouish, · treasurer ; Joyce Lawson, secretary, an<J Angela DaUey, chapllln. Plans were disc~ for lllUlng pllques to be 111ld with the proceeds to go for • trip to Csmden Park. 1be juniors are atill aaving jewelry, bottle CIPI, slampa, pocketbookl and old Christ· mas cards for project work.. Favors to be taken to the Paintings which received purchase prizes this year and the donors are : First National Bank, Hugh Rees' WQ tercolor The Ernestine "; Galllpolis Savings and Loan, Julia McKee, "The HWJier - · ADDISON - The Addllon UMW met at the home of MI'J, Rly Hughes Wednelay evenlne. The president, Mr1. Joe Drummond opened the meellna and Mra . ·!Awl a Hughes had the devotiODI and the progrlffi. The group Nll8 "He Leadeth Me," and Mr1. Hughes pve t'I\'O readlnga entiUed "Sweeteet Comfort . from Old Things" and "!At Me Grow Old Lovely." She a lao • read a prayer, """Serenity." Mrl. Marvin Gindieaberger read acrlpture from Metthew 8: 25·34 •. The "title of the program wu "So You're Retired:" 'nloee asailltlng 1n the program were Mra. . Hellel RUMell, Mra. Rex u .... _ Mra Gindleabe:rg nwwra, • ·· · er, Mrs. Drummond and Mrs. Htuoup tooli: up a special love offering and carda were ~~ent•to the UI, Refreahments CIIWcotbe Veter1111 HCllpitaJ were made at a work 11111011 at lbe home of Mra. Alber! .. ;· Roulh. . · For lbe 1m11 ye~r~, Ute jwdon took Mu BlUe' ~ ;· Middleport u tbelr "-'op. . .. ted" handle~pped .chUd, and ,. Mra. lAtah Wealberby . u .their "adopted" senior ' dtlzeps. . Plan& . were made · for eeveral of the jwdora to-at. tend the Department ol Ohio convent1011 In Collunbu.l thla month. To ralae e1penu j money a .I"UIIlllllit 1a1t 11 beln& held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush, BaUey RWl ~' ... . . · · · · REV. PAUL TAYLOR ' . f • I 41 from HtiPfr, Utah, will be holdlne • REVIVAL and the BBr Tree": Com- ·· 1 mercia! and Savings Bank, Margo Adams, watercolor "Disc ·Harrow"· Holzer ' Audra . Medical Center Clinic, Clark, watercolor , "Feed Trough "; Robbins and Myers, Inc., Audra Clark; watercolor , . "E vening Light." HARRIET ANDE~ wen known Athens artist, judged !be River Recreation Festival exhibit 5poostir.eif'"b:t the French Art Colony. A member of the Board of the Trlssolini Gallery in Athens, Mrs. Anderson organited tbe gaUery's volunteer program, craft shop and docent program. She was highly COOlpllrnentary of the FAC exhibit which will be displayed tQday in the Gallipolis city park from II a.m. to 5 p.m. HONORS BIRTilDAY RACINE! - Michelle Dawn II tht Ash SlrMI Stobart, daughter of Mr. aiXI Mrs. George D. Stobart, Jr., FREE WILL BAPTIST Racine, ~lebraled her first CHURCH • birthday recently. Frleilds MIDDLEPORT, OHIO and relatives caUing during JUNE 30, fo JULY 4, 1976 the day were Donna Stobart 1nd will move to tile and 901ls, Shawn, Shannon RUTLAND and Seth, Mr. ·and Mrs.• • George Donald S!Qbart, Sr., FREEWILL BAPTIS Sue Rice and children, CHURCH · Donna, Teresa, Billie Jean, JULY7toJULY11, 1976 Ronnie and Joe. cake and lee' Services 7:30 p;m. Nightly · cream were llf!'Ved. Gifts EVERYONE WELCOME were presented t~ Michelle. .• '' • l· ' ' l .,' I ' expensive reside"ntial In 1826, former Presidents John Adams and Thomas Jefferson both died, on the 50th aMiversary of their signing ()f the Declaration of Propertle> are selling . Do you have a prospect it>r yours interested? The_Wiseman Agency •• •' . e Good ppc sdaY thru rue ''· '• ••· 303 Upper River Ro.cf Across from Silver !!ridge Piua Gallipolis Open Mon. lhr~ Sal. 10 Iii 9 ~······ ' : . Monday thru Saturday 9:30-$:00 p.m.-Friday 9:30-8:00 p.m. • FRI. ·&: sAT JULY 9-10 .. ' ' '---~ Get to know us; you'll liM us. ~.~ _ _.:.J SUMMER FUN I.Aollrdtln sJt• ~om•ll. I'Mdl~ . 1.-ve or eJ~tr• IW;t. Tignti 1111111'1 A (S' .J '4"), 8 (J' S... !'t"], C •. t BILL WARD THE, •. Htirltolll · Q11llty IONUI & CUriHL Thl pi ll'lo thAI Is-the ootr~mansh ip ol hlahly skill•d crafts · m~~n ~ it~ttd to llllltlfll Ol'lb pltMt . 111 1upert1 sr,linl 1 , BUY AND SAVE HOW AT PRE.oPf;"NING SPEC:I~l PRICES! All ,.~ M dltplay wi titned! ' Afkt pwd\.N, ,.., plltiO •Ill rte..i .... Ill .Wit iOII'IIII M lllllnd ,.....,., Htv•t• ftt Sl•llllftdl• 11. 110 "''to rou . ' WARD'S KEYBOARD 217 Jache• Pike • ~'~~••• 441 · ~ 4372 . GALI:.!f~~f~:. OHIO "IIY Uti m-·THil All SAlE" .' ., mandAvt. Check our specially reduced groups in the store now. ' •' • l i 1 -{ --- The Fabric Shop 1W~~P.t .. TERE-SA BIHL OJ.:! ' • " --- ·God'd Old Fashioned Thrift ... It Pays Off When · This beovtiluJ range Is especially designed to commemorate our notion's 200th birthday. When you buy this range, your Hardwick dealer will give you o num· I- . You Bank ·on It! This beautiful · Ame~iton Heritage Rongo la6tures continuous detll'lilig oven ;:: , teakwood 'Vinyl bockguard , mani fold ponel, ond door handles , , . a soft · fluorescen t light to highlight the beautiful Heritage bockguord dellgn .. , o time of day clock ond one hour !imer .. Tri·Temp surface burner' ... panoram ic oven win dow and mony other feoture5. The suppl y Is limited and the prite is special, so hurry . . . Join the Hordwkk. American Heritage ''Bu\1" Centennial cele· brat ion. Maybe you don't recall the two-bit haircut .. . but we all remember when a dollar was worth a dollar! We may not be a~le lo bring back • ~ .... '" we can he.lp money grow · ' ' 0 . for you ... in a high interest YOUR FREE GIFT A1 dn o;~JJ('t/ bemus, Y()I/T Ht,Jwic~ Jto;~fn will also gin you • 11 bearing savings accouf1t. COMMERCIAL~ .PmOno;~lictJ antiqur brtmu "Htritagt" door pf4qut. Tbit tiotJr plaqut 14YI Hwtlcomt" to ~tr]lWit. ' RIDENOUR '. TV I APP"JMCI RIDENOUR G rsiWE ' ,, UCINI, OHIO _ Mf.2t2t ,... CHESTER. OHIO .Little Miss Firecracker picked SAVINGS-BANK ' ·25 COURT ST. AND SILVE~ BRIDGE PlAZA · MEMBER OF FDIC fun money Worth Over 5, 00 Tuesday - Meatballs in gravy, ·mashed potatoea, succotash, bread, butter, canned peaches, milk. Wednesday - Cheese stuffed wieners, pinto beanl, tossed salad, banana slices In orange juice, cornbread, butter, oatmeal raisin cookies, milk, Thhursday - Sll~ turkey, . criltberry relish, C'llndied sweet potoates, buttered green beans, roll, butter, mixed fruit cup, mUk. Friday •• Fried fish, macaroni salad, stewed tomatoes, bread, butter, peanut butter cake with caramel icing, milk. . Otoice of ~verage with each meal. DAUGHTER BORN RACINE - Mr , and Mrs. George D. Stobart, Jr., Rt. 2, Racine, are aMouncing the birth of tl'teir second daughter, Rebecca Marie, June · 9 at Pleasant Valley Hospital. She weighed five pounds,IO oun<:es. Mr. and Mrs. Stobart have another daughter, MlcheUe, age one. Paternal grandparents are. Mr. and Mrs. George D. Stobart, Sr., Rt. 2, Racine, and. the maternal grand·' parents are Mr. and Mrs. •James E. RoWjh, Rt, 1, Dexter . MaternaiJ_great' Home Prlva~y and grandparents are w . and Carefree Living! Mrs. Everett Rouish, Racine, and the maternal great'iJ'eat For no mote (and sometimes ... ndmother is Mrs.' Edna even less) than you may now . . ~·a be paying in rent; you can. own Pickens, Racine. a beauliful and spacious Holly • Park Home. And, you'll <>njoy privacy as well as virtually care· TERRORISTS STRIKE tree Uving . Slop In and see the · BUENOS AIRES, new Holly Park Homes now on Argentina (UP!) display, al no obligation. Select Guerrillas inliltratlng . from·two or thtee bedroom, one Of two balh arrangerhenls, and poliUcai pollee headquarters five delighlfui decors. Slop pay. set off a powerful bomb that lng rent. Start living· and en/Or· ripped to shreds 18 police and lng lfl Free llteralure and floor dvilians and muUlated pi••• Financing avillabla. scores of otheu In one of Argentina'• bloodlnt ~OBILE terrorlat atlllckl during the IW!Ch hour rlllh Friday ill the crowded cJinlnc room of the heavily · guarded downtowl! _ ·bulldiJ18 where police inPoint Pleasant · terrogate aubvehlve HOME PAAK &.SNES - - - - - - 11U$JM1Cia• GALi.JPOLIS -The Green' · Team rec~tly beld a contest iheir appreciation to• all of ElemeQtary Girls Softball ·w ralee money lor their thole who donated to the · teams. · lllftball teama. Cho~en "Li tile Misa Firecracker" .was DaneUa Greene, fHth grade daughter of Mr. and Mrs. DaMie Greene . DaneUa ralaed the largest GALLIPOLIS .. Senior amount of money 'Bod attzena Center, located at 220 represented Team 4. First Jackson Pille in the CoWlty runnerup wu Tammy Wood, "with 1 !lome Building, !s open fourth grade, daughter of Mr. MOnday through Friday from and .Mrs. Carlos Wood. colao fUm 9 a.m. w 3 p.in. 1be schedule Second TW!Derup w._. Nancy purch••• " oJ aclivilles fot thla w~k is Rinehart, sb\h grade, as fo.Uows: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. PHOTOFIN Monday, July' 5 Dean Rinehart. Marcia Bauaell, fHth gr8de, daughter CLOSED . . n-~&y, July &-VIaltlng of Mr. and Mra. Larry and Quilting ' 9 a.m ...• p.m. Bauaell was fourth runnerup.d Wednesday, July 7 _ The runnersup receive . ca1 FJtness, 11 :30 a.m.; trophies and necklaces and COUPON BOOK Physl "Utile Misll Firecracker" mood Pressure, 1·2 p.m.; Ia Card Games, 1·3 p.m.; received a crown and rge IN PHOTOGarden Club, 1-3 p.m. trophy. , Thursday, July a •_ '" Danella and her team Quiltfng, 9 a.m.·3 p.m.; recel~··F'un,-,Meals com· Potluck Supper, (30 p.m. pllrnents of Burger Chef. '!be .. .__--!1 Friday, July 9·- Art CJasa, ~ill would like to extend. i.J p.m.; Social Hour, 7 p.m. The Seniors' Co.(lp is open from 12:»-1:30 p:m. Monday - Closed. Sr. Citizens Calendar Sr. Citizens Calendar K&K ' . niURSDAY HARRIS GRANGE Thursday, 8 p.m. 'nlusman Grange will be guests with poUuck lunch. SWAN CREEK Grange will ~~~eel at Mercerville Grange Hall at 8 p.m. Eno Grange POMEROY - Meigs Senior Citizens Center .activities located at the Pomeroy Junior Hlch School Is open 9 am.-1 pm., Monday through Friday. Monday ,July 5 - Independ· ence Day. Center closed. Tuesday, July 6 - Physicld Fitneu, 10:45 a.m.; Chorus, 12: 1$.2 p.m. Wednesday, July 7.:. CarWI, 10.11:30a.m.; Games, 12:»-2 pm . Thursday, July 8 Physical Fitness, 10:45 a.m.; Horseshoes, l2:3op.m.; Sing: A-Long, 12:30 pm . Friday, July 9- Art Class, JI).JI:3G. a.m.; Horseshoes, 10:30 a.m.; Bowling, l.J p.m. Senior Citizens Nutrition Program, 11:30 am.-12:30 ·' p.m. Monday thrQugh Friday except Monday, July 5 closed for Independence Day . Monday - Holiday . Center·ctosed. Tuesday - Meatballs in OPEN HOUSE PLANNED-Mr. and Mrs. Basil lee gravy, mashed potatoes, Evans, Rt. 2, ShOestring Ridge, Gallipolis, will celebrate succotash, canned peaches, their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at !read, butter, milk . their home Sunday, July 11 from 2 to 5 p.m. They were Wednesday Baked !llBrried JWJe28, 1928inCoal Grove by berfatber, Rev. R. p, McCarley, a Methodist minister. They are the parents spaghetti, tossed salad, of two children: Mrs. 'Alfred Vallance (Zelmalee) aiXI banana slices in orange jello, .Billy ~ne Evans of Callipolis. Tbey .· have four oatmeal-raisin cookies (2), grandclilldren and follr great1!randchildren . · Italian bread, butler, milk . Thursday - Sliced turkey • cranberry relish, candled NOW YOU KNOW sweet potatoes, buttered Operation Sail is the largest green beans, mixed fruit cup, flotilla under canvas since roll, butter, milk . the Battle of Navarlno off the Friday - Beef pattie, Greek coast in 182'1:. macaroni salad, creamed tomatoes, peanut butter cake w-carmel icing , bread, buller, milk. Coffee, tea and buttermilk .served dally. the quarter hair.cut, but .Will you finiSh . movtngln? · You ml1ht not think i<l when the II villi room'• atlll Jommt4 with pockinK crat11. But you will-ond I tan holp AI your WELCOME WAGON Hostess Icon nve you time . and monty In · And brllhton up your family with my btskot of lifts. Take 1 break ond call me. · . McCall's, Kwick-Sew, Simplicity Patterns . m w. Second Pomeroy Ph. 992-2284 I - --- 0 long -~ I bered c!Jrtlflc ote 5uito ble for fro mlng slgni/.ylng tha t th is Is 0 limited edition range. ~: ., .The Uniform Center gif'~ MODE! CKL9632·*·76RM • AT • ' ever and .,,,tet, of 11,111 offor • •tdet Mlection ind price ,..,,. fror'll •luc:h to choose , ), tont Olaf It tr'ICOI'IOif'ablt IO oQ!el ~~~In ltl11 pi'IC.t ,..... . ON DEAN'S LIST COLUMBUS - Three area students named to the second semester dean 's list at capital University are ·Beth Fultz, Middleport ; Ingrid Hawley, Pomeroy, and Theodore Lehew of Pomeroy. ~. 2$ ,. ~ebr~age. BtiREAUCRATS 'om! ., WASHINGTON (UP!) The Labor Department ha& decided wball distribution of a farm safety pamphlet that ·aroused ridicule with such TO CLOSE CHESHIRE - All GaUia • statements aa "Be care'ful Meigs Community Action that you do not faU into the Agency offices wiU be closed manure pits." Farmer~ Monday, July 5, in observ-. complained that he pamance of ·Independence Day, phlet, "Safety with Beef and reo()pen Tueaday, July 8 cattle," tnsillted their in· at 8 a.m. · U:lligence. ·. : : $1.00. Tf911ts Join the Hardwick Jrs., Misses, Half Sizes, Remnants Yardage NEW SHIPMENT WEEKLY ' : Register for free door prizes t Need not be present to win. t : Mgr., Linda Hubbard 62 State St. . : SON DELIVERED ::~- : 446-2614 . . , . GallipoUs, O~io t . RACINE - The Racine •• • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••... aEmergency Squad delivered son to Donna Pierce, Long Bottom, while enroute to the Holzer Medical Center at about I am. Saturday. At 8:30 a.m . Friday the squad l ' took Anna Nease, R.cine,' to Holzer Medi~al t;:enter ~nd at & Tecll•iclll) 6.:30 p.m. they tranaP!Jrled 'INVITES . YOU TO SEE . Fred Milhoan, Letart F8lls w Veterans Memorial Hospital. n•.,., long .Jftw•Koop n«k. lhor! ~· K00P Mdl and lant a~..wturtltnttll lt't'ltl Ltoterdt tnll'l\ sew for Fair 4-H projects ... sew for · fun and savings. We have new fabrics designed for every fashion need. Florals, .prints ·and solids. Come. sew up some savings . REUNION SLATED RIO GRANDE- Areunion of aU Rio Grande Hlch School graduates will be held Saturday, July 17 at Com· munity Hall . on the Rio Grande College Campus 'ieglnning at 12 noon. Bring llle meat diah, a covered dish md table service. Soft drlnka lurnixhed. Each famlly ill Exhibit for the month of July : WaShingtoo Square Outdoor asked w donate $1 to help Art Exhibit, prize winning paintings, multi-media from defray ~xpenses for the world's largest and most fainOUS outdoor art show in reunion. t Greenwich VIllage, Rlverby. GaUery Hours: Saturdays and SUndays, 1 W!til 5 p.m.; Tuesdays and Thundays, 10 a.m. W!til 3 p.m. July 4, Sunday, II a.m.-6 p.m.-River Recreation Festival Art Exhibit. Jan Thaler, chainnan, assisted by.BoMie Stutes, ·• City Park. 12:30 p.m. W!til dark, Photo-Fair Booth on First Avenue upriver side of the city park, $1 per picture. . July 20, Tuesday, 7:30p.m. - F.A.C. Interdeplrtmental · Mfl'(lng, 8:30 p.m. - F.A.C. l'nlstees r.feeting. July ;!2, Thursday, !1-11 a.m. - Ouistmas Committee. :. .·· Exhibit !br the month. of August: Watercolors by Audra Clark of catlettsburg, Ky. and Margo Adams of Russell, Ky. : ..: SHOP and SAVE "THE SUN CITY WAY" .: • i oatt.t&O OPENING· i .i ,.SUN CITY FASHIONS" .: ................................. • I *Use Your MASTER CHARGE Card SHAPE UP FOR . . Sew for sum mer ... sew for vac;ation .. ·. ...,. Phone 446·3043 ' I ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT -Mr. and Mrs. John T. Drunmwnd, Addlllln, are annoW!cing the engagement and forthcoming marrjage of their daughter, Brenda · Faye to Michael Stephen Hyde, Portsmouth, son of Mr. and Mrs. · Gene Thompson of Burbank, C8lif. Mils Dnmunond is a llr/8 graduate of'Kyger Creek fUgh School and Hyde is a graduate of Yortwood High School, Kirk· wood, m. He bas enlisted in the u. S. Army. Wedding plans are incomplete. '• 6utlget 111 llalfl . PURC~E P~ CHOSEN -Hugh Graham of the Gallipolis Savings a~ Loan .chose Julia McKee s oil pamting, "Tbe HW!ter aDd the 'Bar' Tree" as a purchase prize from the River Reereation Festival exhibit sponsored by the FAC. Other purchase prizes were selected by the Holzer Medical Center Clinic, Coi!Uilercial and Savings Bank, First National Bank aiXI ROOblns and Myers, Inc. AL SH~~MAKER, Commercian and Sa\Mgs Bank, selilctf!l Margo Adams' watercolor, Dl$c .HBrrow," as. a ·pur.chase prize for tbe bank. The painting received honorable m\llltion m the professional dtvlslon of the River Recreation Festival art exhibit being spo!l80red by the French Art Colony. •• '· ~ONDAY G,\LLIA COUNTY Pomona Grange Monday, 8 p.m. at the Rodney Gran·ge. Potluck IW!Ch. U"a" .J'lO") , D (S' I" ... I. ' ' ,. 'Coming Events THE G~ lllftbaU· team 11 Green Elementary recently beld a "Utile Mia Firecracker" conlelt. Pictured (front row, l~l. Marcia Bauaell, third runnerup; Danella Greene, Uttle MJu. Firecracker; Nancy Rinehart, second runnerup; (eer:ond row), coaches, Jeruniler llarrla, Carll Miller, Sandy Blackburn. Not pictured are Tammy Wood, first rumerup and tbarlene Wood, coach. Brenda Drummond, ·Michael Hyde;!~~:::\ :;o~:t · . after the meeting, fathlotl ·~ • '• •' •• eutgour ~ BIDWEll. - Mra. Edltll Hinson, Bidwell, IIJltnl a few daya wl th her daugbter, Mr. and Mra. A. M. Adkins of Gahanna. She abio aUendad the wedding of her graiXI· daughter, Pamela Mae fU1110n Robert .. ,._, w Fla . p Weller of """"'"• . amela II the daughlfr of Mr. and Mr1: Vll'gU Hlnaon of carroll. Allll · attending the wedding were Ralph Hinson · 1\nd family from Streamwood, ru. . '1!-. •r ·Seen & HetJrd ~ . • '' '•I TUESDAY • POMEROY CHAPTER 181 OES n-lay, 7:45 p.m. INSTAll.ATION OF new officer, by Ellhth Dlltrtct Ondr. Jolul Branuner at a p.m. Wedneaday when Drew Webster Poat 39, American Legion, meell. WEDNESDAY POMEROY WDGE 184, F&AM, Wedneaday, 7:30p.m. at temple: au Master MIIIOIIJ invited. ' ..• .' ' . were 1erved by thehosteu. A sllentaactlon wtJ1 be held at the' ned meeting. The meeting place wtJ1 be an· nounced. . ·' f l, • .Social Calendar Mt:r. Hughes hosts Addison,UMW at recent meet· burg." 1 • .SAY-AH-RAH~BEF~ . I· . . OF FINLAIIID . .Arabia is the only dinnerware you'll ever need. She's a fashion plate !hal works hard at breakfast & lunch, th~n slips under somelhing glamorous tor dinner. Her profile delights the eye & she stacks In the dishwasherand goes from table to oven. The best ih Scandenavlan · design. Why not join all the other brides - .and let . Arabia always be a smiling face upon your fable . Where Else••• CLOSING DOWN MIDDLEPORT - The MByor's office, water office and Maintenance . Dept. are closed Monday, July ~ so Slate & Third employes dependencecan Day.'observe Jn• . .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . Peddler's Pantry SUNDAY thru SATURDA i JULY 4fH THRU JULY 10TH "Fixed The Way You Like 'Em" Sunday thfu ThUrsday 10 A.M. Ill 10 P.M. Friday and Saturday . laA.M. tilll P.M. �'biscuits, cakes, cookies plea ol every ldnd·, .and f1Mll1 . clasileS for decorated cik including a m1hl Wedding Clllre, btrthday and other oc on. In each of Ule 139 cub prbes IIi tbree place~ wUl be given. tllilnew deputment should be 1 dandj addltliiiiiD !be exhlbltlnc PfOCI'IID ll1d we'D lin JGUibe ipeclllca 10011. By Charlene QtnTE ACOINCIDENCE !hit the one delk purchued 111 Gerald and Mildred Sbn•er at lbe Melp Local School Dil!ricl Hoefli~h auction a week ago was the one oca~pled 31 yllltllago 111 their neighbor, La!m!nce E. Hoff-. · ~ At. the Sbustera cleaned away the dust, tbey found the POMEROY - Whee - what a biking and canning carved Initials, "L:E.H." They checked with Lawrence and department In tile Meiga Qlunty Fair llchedule IIIIa year! sure enough, tlley were hl.s, and he Nll)llllbered puttlnl tllem The new departmel!t w1Ull39 clules Ia being Inaugurated. tllere. He graduated from P~ Hlch SdloOlln !MO. 0 )'el, In bon.., of Ule bicentennial year and abibltors are urged to they let him have the d.esk. use a bicentennial theme. For canned prodacll, Ute rules apecify that they mwit be canned in.eliher 1975 or 1978. AND SPEAKING OF THE AUC'l101'!, among the There are cl•J e• for preserves, j&ml, jeWes of aU ldndJ, hundreds there were Captain and ~- Ken Hopfer ol lor spreadll, pickles, rellshea, caisup and sauces, as well as Washington, D. 'C. Mrs. Hopfer lB Ule former Brenda Potll o1 canned fruit aild' vegelables. Pomeroy ·- and she's just as pretty 11 ever. She and her In Ute baking department Uiere are clulea for breads and -husband and four year old son, Ja1011, were spendinc a few days here With her panntJ, Bill and Teresa Swa tzel, and were at Ule sale to buy a lew desk.s for their baMment. 8-The SundayTlmea-Sentinel, Sunday ,July 4,1976 Nuptial vows,re{ld in June .ceremony ,. ., COmm~ty .Comer CHARLESTON, W~ Va. The Morris United Methodist Clllll'.l!h in Kanawha aty was · Ule setting for Ule Saturday, June 19 wedding of Kimberly Ann Nicholson and George W. Shamblin. · Rev. Larry Greenwood officiated at the 7:30 p.m. double ring ceremony. The bride is the daUghter of Mr. and Mrs. ()>aries E. Nlcholi!Qn, 1599 Windsor Dr., Olarleston and his groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gectge Shamblin, Sr., 2600 Kanawha Ave., Cllarlesotn, (ormerly ol Clleshire. Prenuptial music was presented by Mrs. Carol Freeman, organist and Mrs. Buddy Moore, soloist, sister of "tire groom . Selectlons· Included "The Lord's Bilayer " "One · Hand One . ' Heart•·•' and "You'll Never Walk Alone." The Church was decorated with spiral candelabras and baskets of roses cl!rysan- · themums, baby's ix-eath and · rW_H_E_N_O-=T':':'H::'E::-RS::-;F:-;A:;Il-..1. can us I Homes needed tor qualified buyers. Let's discussthecurrentmarket valueofyourhome. We buy equities. . 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" ( 609A AvailtJbfe [,j 2 Bedroo m Front & Rear) Priced for quick sale at '8395.•00 delivery and . set-up included P.atlo Iignt: Smoke delecfors Mirrored w-r doors MBR Walnut trim & shutters exterior Tie downs UL Approved BR Storms & Screens VIsit Our Frlencl1y This.-Office Will Be Closed Monday, July Sb1 In Observance Loan Department of the Holiday. 0 See It and Save Nowl .• VInton .MEIGS BRANCH _ -------------.J Pomeroy • '992-7034 Athc!ns County Sawil9 & leal QL . Ohio ... Pearl Ash 992·2323, RC)Jier Davis, 992-7671 ~ 296 w. 2nd St. Pomeroy, Ohio·457" RICHARD E. JONES, MANAGER ., · . "QUALITY ALWAYS' . . -, I 'f : :: 609 - '56.14 CB CK F&2R COUNTER BA R- CENTER KIT CH EN - FRONT & 2 REAR BEDROOMS Total Electric- 200 AMP Ser~lce Total Wrap ~om - Cor . PI um bed for Washer Wired for Dryer . Complete! y furnished with top quality lhroughout · Carpeted Living . Room & Maste~ j ... •• t - ' .. ,' , IU•.•" , ,• ., noon. Everyone is asked to bring a covered · • .. -' ' . ·; .. I .'. I ' ' Up to 30 VealS Financing \ ''YOUR FULL SERVICE PEOPLE TO PIOPLEIANK" ' • • TO OBSERVE 35TH- Mr.lllld Mn. Howard T. Van Matre will celebratf their ~ wedding anniversary with • an open house on Sunday, July 11, fran 2 to 5p.rrl ... at Uleir · home in Mason, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Van Matre:!fere married on July 5, 1941 in Gallipolis. They are tile pefents of three children, G~orge Van Maire of Malon; Mn.ltoss.J, (Carolyn) Roush,also of Mason, and Mn. George (;loan ' Hoffman, ·Middleport. Tbey have eight grandchildren. Relativea and 'friends of tbe couple are fiiV!tw to can during the open house hours. REUNION PLANNED POINT PLEASANT - The descendants of Jonah and Mary McCarty, Densil and Eva McCarty will hold Uleir first family reunion at Krodel Park in Point Pleasant, W. II. Dinner .. ..·"' .• -. .I Thlrcl Ave• . VInton Branch - ' • ' I ' ·Lure GNE ONLY - LAST 1975 MODEL ELCONA 56xl4 3 BEDROOM , National Bank of Gallipolis. LADIES DRESS & CASUAL' CHILDREN'S LEATHER rANeWl . brilliant '269 31·9 '369 '419 WILL BE OPEN SUNDAY JULY·4th 1PM TIL 7 PM· MONDAY, JULY 5th . Amhleside Gardens ,•~-' Baker Furniture ... ~ G1lllia Diary Adn1lrot 'I ADVANCED a.EANING SERVICE_ l l ·' ' ''• of 10. cadet&• Jq:EEISVJLLE - The June meetlnc of the Riverview G.rcten Cl\lb wai held with Mia. Claremont Harrls and Mrs. Herman GI'OIIIIiclde at by Sarah Carsey the Harrill home, conducted by Ule · ..-es446-%34% ldent, Mrs. Ronald Osborne who opened the meeting with a prayer. Devotions, "A Call to Prayer In 76" were presented by Mrs, Thomas Spencer. Members wore or broUght a patriotic · symbol for Ule roll call. A potluck picnic was planned for the August meeting at Ule Portland Park. The president extended thanks to Mrs. Ernest Whitehead who took care of the article for Ule Green . CELEB~:I'ED "ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. Thumb Notes . Members · Robert McElhinny celebrated their 50th . wedilnig voted to increase Ule club anniversary on June 'll witll relatives at their home in ·ctues. Gardening problema Middleport. Mr. and Mn. McElhinny, the former Louise were discUS!ed with Mrs. Neutzling, were married on June 30, 1926 at the l:.utberan Harllss Frank Ule leader, and Paraonage by tile ReV. Schuater. They are the parents of an auction was held with Mrs. one daughter, Karen McElhinny, N~laonville. Frank Blse auctioneer. Mrs. Bise conducted games, prizer going to Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs. Whitehead and Mrs. Roy Hannum. Mrs. H11nnum received Ule door prize. Delicious refreshments and attractive favors which Ule hostesaes had made were · served to Mrs.-Frank, ·Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Roy · Hannum, . Mrs·. t...=JI.::LJ Whitehead, Mrs. GeneiYoung, Mrs. R. H. Hannum, Mrs. Elias Sisson Brown, Mrs, David Clladwell, r Mrs. Denver Weber, Mrs. GALUPOUS - For those of yoo witll an interesl in the Donald Putn\an, Mrs. Bise, history of Gallia County andtbe surrounding area EHas.Sisl!on and Mrs. Lyle Balderson. of Porter is tpe person to see. ' There will be no July EUAS, whose father waa a Civil War doctor. with the meeting. Union Forces, can relate many interesting stories of the pas!. He knows who used to live in what hoo:ie, which homes were part of the underground movement used by slaves and many items about the effect of the Civil War on Gallia Countlans. FOR INSTANCE, Porter used tO be' called Pine Grove and Morgan's Raiders passed right by the old Sisson home, now Ule residence of Denver Walker. A WT OF EHas' information comes from a diary written by his father, Nel:iQnB.,s,i:lson. An assistant surgeon with the 92nd infantry stationed at Chattanooga; Tenn., Sisson kept complete details of hiS experiences In the war. Elias alao has · letters written to Dr. Sisson from his wife. Dr. Sisson had three wives and EHas was born when his father was in his'7~. EUAS WROTE the following poem and dedicated ID his SUNDAY . '· KYGER CREEK band to ,father. MYCOUNTRY p}uAROFFREEDOM Nllw Admiral "Zoro-Guord" With Built-In Reserve CDolil'lg meet at Ule high school at 12 Land of freedom! Land C:, light ! FOOd ProtocUon ElfJcloncy Capocity - Big Storo;e in ~n Sundar to tx:e~e for GiV. us men who will stand for right ! Minimum Floor Spo(t. · •c ... .,. the par~~ 1 ~ Gallipolis. Men with mind and vision clear, Ai'INUAL Reuruon of lhll. Who can carry on in a critical year . . Zuo& d .,.Jacob N. M. and Magg.e 1.2 (1. fl. . -"1'!4vis family will be held at Many are Utey, the str,Png. and brave uw·ww. .. . '..... . . the home of Mr. and Mrs. . Whose life lor their country freely gave NllwlllmM-thlln-Evor tU Co. fl. , Don Thomas, Rt. I, Cheshire, We know our country can loog stay free Admtrot ''"'"' Coblnoll Ql;" WWo • , •• , ••• . SunQ8y. Basket dinner at H we only staild fast for our Uberty. ;NJ c.. II. ., noon. · It's true of a nation as it is of life; ~ '? SSW' WW. ....... , MUSICAL and spiritual To grow in spirit, we must live ahove strife ; . ., -.4:7; 15.4Co.ll. gospel presentation Sunday, 7 Only where truth and justice are strong, ~~ 6711" WWo ........ . p. m. at the Gallipolis Can law counter the forces of wrong. C!lristian Church. Public H "eternal vigilance is freedom's price" invited. ' We must work aoo pray for a breath of new life ; BAPTISMAL SERVICE at Draw strength from the heritage of Ule past tl1'e . Vinton Baptist ChurCh And, thus, fmd the way to peace that will last . Sund11y, 12 noon at the Vinton Yet, no people or nation can forever last, Dam behind 'the church. ,..Middleport, Ohio That look entirely to their past ; New light must shine; · tf you found this tiHie ad, New Ulought to enthrone you have found the best For our country Ill come into its own. way to buy or sell a home! Where vision is lacking, the people are lost; . The Wiseman Agency And freedom regained at enormous cost; As the old order passes, the new will be born, Phone 446·3~43 H we look, withbope, to a brighter morn. • aay 111 lll*r'J= Point, N.Y.,'wltb tile .,;m Sarali's •• Ivy. The family pews werde marked with flowers an bows. -Given in marriage by her faUler, the bride wore a gown of satin and lace accented wiUl a jewel neckline and long sleeves. The train ol her gown was attached to her hoop skirt. She wore' a Juliet cap with finger Upped veil and carried long stem red roses. She gave both mothers a rose during the ceremony. MANY ARE TijE VISITORS in Meigs County · this ller only jewelry was a gold weekend, and among tilem are Jan and Cllarlea LOchary and neacklace, a g{ft of the tlleir clllldfen, Robert, an Eagle ae011t now, and Meg, of near groom. Otlcago, and Jim Lochary and three ol his four, Susie, Jamie~ BeckY Palmer served as o~~~~d Chris of Glen Rrdge, N.J. Ruth lm:hary will be joining the maid of honor. Attendants famUy here later and daUghter, Patty, hal & SUI!IIIler job and included Unda Hall, sister of won't be coming.' One of tile reasons they came was to be bere Ule grooni, Cheshire ; Sharon for .tile82nd birthday of Pat Lochary, July 3. Aaron, Charleston-;- W, Va.; Delma Monk, Ashford, W. AND REMEMBER THIS afternoon •t 2p.m. to join In the Va .; Kim Jones, Glen.vllle, W. h ' llmultaneous bell ringing across the nation. The time, we Va . They all wore satm gowns Wlderstand Is exactly 200 ~ f~n tlle precise moment that • wiUt lace overlay. The maid the Uberty Bell proclaim e signing of the DeclaratiOI) of of honor was in mmt green Independence. . and the attendants- wore gow;ns of yellow or lavender. Flower girls were Mandy Nicholsen, niece of Ule bride, Hedge, Bill Nicholson , G. Jone and Kimberly, Mr. In a yellow gown, Jlll Moore, brother of the bride, all of and Mrs. Gary Campbell, aU . niece of the groom In charleston; Greg Nicholson, of Glenville, W. Va. Glenville, .w. Va., bro~er of Richard Bolden of Pittslavender and Jodi Hall, niece DIRT EXTRACTION MEtHOD · burgh; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur of the groom, In mint green. the bride . Mrs. NiCholson wore a floor Ashley of Middleport; Mrs. RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL Dwight Shamblin, 1 length yellow crepe dress .Edith Shamblin of Cheshire: Slreakless Machine Wall Washing I , Charleston, served as his with matching shoes for her Mr. and Mrs. Don Shamblin 1 .,. UilholstervWindows- Floors 'brother's best man. Ushers 1 daughter's wedding . She and daughter Eva of Complete Une of .•. . were Tim Pillman, Mike wore an orchid corsage. Mayland, .Va.; Bob Ashley Cleaning Equipment & _Supplies Mrs. Shamblin. was attire<! and daughter Pauley Jane of in a yellow crepe gown with Clleshire; Tom Shamblin and I yellow shoes. She also wore Mrs. · Art Shamblin of FOR FRIENDLy FREE ESTIMATh an orchid. Kenova; Jacqueline Call 675·'5572 After 4 P.M •. ·. ...I A buffet dinner was held Fr~an, GaUipolis; Mr. and following the wedding at. the ' Mrs. Peter H. Goodwin of Meadowbrook Country Club, Greenburg, Pa.; Mr . and Charleston. The bride's table Mrs·. Edgar Steele and featured a six tier layer cake Thelma Elllaon of Daytona with a .fountain in Ule middle. Beach, Fla., and Miss Patti • SUMMER • White with lavender, mint Willis of Huntingtoo, W. Va. • green andtyellow was carrie!! • out · in Ule color scheme. TO WED - Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nottingham, Rt. 3, Women of the country club Pomeroy aie announcing Ule !!f)gllgement and appr.oacll- . presided over tile tables. A ONE DOZEN BEAUTIFUL ing marriage of their daughter, P.amela Gay, to Tony three piece combo provided stewart Milhoan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Milhoan, Rt. music for the reception. Glenua Sbuler 1, Long BOttom. Miss Nottingham, a 1975 graduate of •' The new Mrs. Shamblin Mr . and Mrs. John Veitll Meigs High SChool, is employed wiUl the Southern Ohio • changed into a red and white have returned home aftet Coal Company. Her fiance, a 1974 graduate of Eastern •• ONLY jumpsuit for Ule couple's viSiting Mr. and Mrs. Johnny High SChool, Is presently employed at Gaul's Market. The " • wedding trip to Swrunersville File at Lake City; Tenn . for open church weddinl! will take place Saturday, July 24, . · CASH &'CARRY •.. Dam and Resort, Summers· several days. 5:30p.m. at Ule United Pentecostal ChurCh, SouUl Third ville, W. Va. They will reside Mr. and Mrs. Donald leach Send Someone The St., Middleport. . . the Surround •• in Charleston. and children enjeyed a • loveliness of your •• The bride, a graduate of vacation iri Nor.UJ Carolina ' wedding with Olarleston High SChool and wiUl Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jriey. Inna Bales. Also Mr. and ••• Morris Harvey College, is leach and family . Mrs. Malinda Bradbury Mrs. Jr. White and Rhonda •• employed as an x-ray The !Wck Springs Health · and Mrs . Mary SissOn called Ables were there. • . 1 • technician~t ~ ats Hospital. Club was recently en- on Mrs. Louise Roush and Calling on Mr. and Mrs. • q For Birthday Mrs. Sh ·n, a graduate tertained in Ule horne or' Mr. ·Mrs. David Zeck and Alex Shuler recently were Flowers for the bride. ' For Anniversary ' of Charles on High and and Mrs. James Conkle. . daughter a day recently. Mrs. umise Roush, Mrs. groom and the •• For Hospital Morris Harvey, is an Mr . and Mrs. Ronald Mrs. Ralph Bales and David Zeck and daughter, wedding party. operator wiUt Ute John Amos · Sargent are announcing Ule Rachael Sue of Kyger called Mr. and Mrs. leo Rupe, Mr. ~ • •• •• Power Plant. . . arrival of a daughter at on Mr. and Mrs. Denny Spires and Mrs. Ross Shuler and Call: 992-5560 •• Out4townguestsinc1Uded O'BlenessHospital at Athens and family a day recently. "'thildren, Dale Sisson, 446-1777 Mr. and Mrs. Buddy . Moore on June 22. Mr~. Icie Viers Bobby Veitll and sons of Wendell Bradbury, Kyger •' '• For An Appointment Cash & Carry and Jill, Mrs. Carol and Mrs. Velma Sargent are Georges Qoeek and Rev. and and Terry Grogan, MidFreeman, ·Sheila Ferguson, grandmothers to the new Mrs. Raymond Fife called on dleport. •••• • all of Gallipolis; Mr. 1111d Mrs. baby. Mr. aoo Mrs.· John Veith a · • Jerry Hall and Modi, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Denny Spires, day reCellUy. ••• James Smalbin, Mr. and Mrs. Denise, Julie and Stephen Mr. and Mrs. Ronald leaCh •• Ralph Rlle, all of Oleshire; calledonMr.andMrs.Calvin and children · of North Mrs. William Sandy, Mrs~ Caldwell, Johnny and Jeanie Caroliua ilre spending a few · ' ADC COMES •• Harold R. Parrish, Mr . and a day recentiy. days with Mr. and Mrs. Joe , POMEROY -State Auditor • Mrs. William Parrish, Cindy . Visiting Rev. and Mrs. leach and Artllur and oUler Thomas E. Ferguson an• and Billy Parrish, all of Raymond Fife recently were relatives. nounced Ule July distribution Mannington, W. Va.; Mrs. Mrs. Lola Farley, Canal Bobby Joe Veith, George" of f35,122,451 in Aid to Dudley's will be closed July 5th. Pllone ArUlur Parrish, Rachel; Mr. Winchester, Mrs. Jaonita lee Qoeek waa overnight guest of"' Dependent Children, to orders can be placed in the A.M. •• and Mrs. Gregory Nicholson and Qoystal of Columbus Mr. Roger Leach . 569,333 recipients in Ohio's 88 Serving Gallip.olis, Middleport. , Pomeroy and Mandy of Glenville, W. and Mrs. Joe Keefer, Mr: and v;•;ting Mr. and Mrs. Paul counties. Meigs County's Co w v · •..., , and Mason ., . a. ••• "" Va .; Mrs. Virginia Waddell of Mrs. James Keefer of Leon; Searls recently ·were Mrs. portion was ~··59 1or ""' ..• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' Miami, Fla. ; Mr. and Mrs. W. Va.,BIIIIiiY Fife, Turkey Lola Farley, Canal Win- recipients. .• Franklin W. Martin, Mr. and · Run, Mr. ar11 Mrs. Roscoe E. chester, Mrs. Juanita lee ·• Mrs. James Houck, Teresa Fife, Eno, Mrs . Debbie and Qoystal of Columbus, •••••••••••••••••••-•••••~ .~ and Gary, all of Grove City, Young, MIChelle and Glenna John Fife, Timmy and ' ·, ·~ Ohio: ·Mrs. J. J. Spurgeon, · Jr., Rt. I, G.alli!iolis. Melissa and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gene Davis; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs . Bob Bowls, Hershel Gilkey. "' " Mrs. Rex Hardman, Mr. and Pomeroy, spent . a recent Mr. arid Mrs. Denny Spires, ·'• Mrs. James Singleoon, Mrs. evening wiUl · Mr. and Mrs. Deni..,, Julie and stephen . Rupert Stump, Mrs. James · Joe Edwards, Janet and called on Muriel Spires and '• 1 !AI 11111 In liGZ, !be .U.S. Milllar7 Aclldemyn. opeDid at Wilt .. ' .. . ' •" �'biscuits, cakes, cookies plea ol every ldnd·, .and f1Mll1 . clasileS for decorated cik including a m1hl Wedding Clllre, btrthday and other oc on. In each of Ule 139 cub prbes IIi tbree place~ wUl be given. tllilnew deputment should be 1 dandj addltliiiiiD !be exhlbltlnc PfOCI'IID ll1d we'D lin JGUibe ipeclllca 10011. By Charlene QtnTE ACOINCIDENCE !hit the one delk purchued 111 Gerald and Mildred Sbn•er at lbe Melp Local School Dil!ricl Hoefli~h auction a week ago was the one oca~pled 31 yllltllago 111 their neighbor, La!m!nce E. Hoff-. · ~ At. the Sbustera cleaned away the dust, tbey found the POMEROY - Whee - what a biking and canning carved Initials, "L:E.H." They checked with Lawrence and department In tile Meiga Qlunty Fair llchedule IIIIa year! sure enough, tlley were hl.s, and he Nll)llllbered puttlnl tllem The new departmel!t w1Ull39 clules Ia being Inaugurated. tllere. He graduated from P~ Hlch SdloOlln !MO. 0 )'el, In bon.., of Ule bicentennial year and abibltors are urged to they let him have the d.esk. use a bicentennial theme. For canned prodacll, Ute rules apecify that they mwit be canned in.eliher 1975 or 1978. AND SPEAKING OF THE AUC'l101'!, among the There are cl•J e• for preserves, j&ml, jeWes of aU ldndJ, hundreds there were Captain and ~- Ken Hopfer ol lor spreadll, pickles, rellshea, caisup and sauces, as well as Washington, D. 'C. Mrs. Hopfer lB Ule former Brenda Potll o1 canned fruit aild' vegelables. Pomeroy ·- and she's just as pretty 11 ever. She and her In Ute baking department Uiere are clulea for breads and -husband and four year old son, Ja1011, were spendinc a few days here With her panntJ, Bill and Teresa Swa tzel, and were at Ule sale to buy a lew desk.s for their baMment. 8-The SundayTlmea-Sentinel, Sunday ,July 4,1976 Nuptial vows,re{ld in June .ceremony ,. ., COmm~ty .Comer CHARLESTON, W~ Va. The Morris United Methodist Clllll'.l!h in Kanawha aty was · Ule setting for Ule Saturday, June 19 wedding of Kimberly Ann Nicholson and George W. Shamblin. · Rev. Larry Greenwood officiated at the 7:30 p.m. double ring ceremony. The bride is the daUghter of Mr. and Mrs. ()>aries E. Nlcholi!Qn, 1599 Windsor Dr., Olarleston and his groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gectge Shamblin, Sr., 2600 Kanawha Ave., Cllarlesotn, (ormerly ol Clleshire. Prenuptial music was presented by Mrs. Carol Freeman, organist and Mrs. Buddy Moore, soloist, sister of "tire groom . Selectlons· Included "The Lord's Bilayer " "One · Hand One . ' Heart•·•' and "You'll Never Walk Alone." The Church was decorated with spiral candelabras and baskets of roses cl!rysan- · themums, baby's ix-eath and · rW_H_E_N_O-=T':':'H::'E::-RS::-;F:-;A:;Il-..1. can us I Homes needed tor qualified buyers. Let's discussthecurrentmarket valueofyourhome. We buy equities. . Tile Wileman Agency Phone 444.3443 • . ·Gardeners • • gather Mr. &.Mrs. George W. Shamblin · .. . ' i - • CARPETS STEAM CLEANED SLI MLl NE CHEST FRt:EZERS L---------------------•--• Pamela Gay Nottingham Storys R ' . un WILL BE.OPEN. SUNDAY ~-. JULY 4th 1PM TIL 7 PM ROSE SPECIAl. ROSES ARRANGED $995 ..- $895 . BICENTENNIAL ARRANGEMENT . 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" ( 609A AvailtJbfe [,j 2 Bedroo m Front & Rear) Priced for quick sale at '8395.•00 delivery and . set-up included P.atlo Iignt: Smoke delecfors Mirrored w-r doors MBR Walnut trim & shutters exterior Tie downs UL Approved BR Storms & Screens VIsit Our Frlencl1y This.-Office Will Be Closed Monday, July Sb1 In Observance Loan Department of the Holiday. 0 See It and Save Nowl .• VInton .MEIGS BRANCH _ -------------.J Pomeroy • '992-7034 Athc!ns County Sawil9 & leal QL . Ohio ... Pearl Ash 992·2323, RC)Jier Davis, 992-7671 ~ 296 w. 2nd St. Pomeroy, Ohio·457" RICHARD E. JONES, MANAGER ., · . "QUALITY ALWAYS' . . -, I 'f : :: 609 - '56.14 CB CK F&2R COUNTER BA R- CENTER KIT CH EN - FRONT & 2 REAR BEDROOMS Total Electric- 200 AMP Ser~lce Total Wrap ~om - Cor . PI um bed for Washer Wired for Dryer . Complete! y furnished with top quality lhroughout · Carpeted Living . Room & Maste~ j ... •• t - ' .. ,' , IU•.•" , ,• ., noon. Everyone is asked to bring a covered · • .. -' ' . ·; .. I .'. I ' ' Up to 30 VealS Financing \ ''YOUR FULL SERVICE PEOPLE TO PIOPLEIANK" ' • • TO OBSERVE 35TH- Mr.lllld Mn. Howard T. Van Matre will celebratf their ~ wedding anniversary with • an open house on Sunday, July 11, fran 2 to 5p.rrl ... at Uleir · home in Mason, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Van Matre:!fere married on July 5, 1941 in Gallipolis. They are tile pefents of three children, G~orge Van Maire of Malon; Mn.ltoss.J, (Carolyn) Roush,also of Mason, and Mn. George (;loan ' Hoffman, ·Middleport. Tbey have eight grandchildren. Relativea and 'friends of tbe couple are fiiV!tw to can during the open house hours. REUNION PLANNED POINT PLEASANT - The descendants of Jonah and Mary McCarty, Densil and Eva McCarty will hold Uleir first family reunion at Krodel Park in Point Pleasant, W. II. Dinner .. ..·"' .• -. .I Thlrcl Ave• . VInton Branch - ' • ' I ' ·Lure GNE ONLY - LAST 1975 MODEL ELCONA 56xl4 3 BEDROOM , National Bank of Gallipolis. LADIES DRESS & CASUAL' CHILDREN'S LEATHER rANeWl . brilliant '269 31·9 '369 '419 WILL BE OPEN SUNDAY JULY·4th 1PM TIL 7 PM· MONDAY, JULY 5th . Amhleside Gardens ,•~-' Baker Furniture ... ~ G1lllia Diary Adn1lrot 'I ADVANCED a.EANING SERVICE_ l l ·' ' ''• of 10. cadet&• Jq:EEISVJLLE - The June meetlnc of the Riverview G.rcten Cl\lb wai held with Mia. Claremont Harrls and Mrs. Herman GI'OIIIIiclde at by Sarah Carsey the Harrill home, conducted by Ule · ..-es446-%34% ldent, Mrs. Ronald Osborne who opened the meeting with a prayer. Devotions, "A Call to Prayer In 76" were presented by Mrs, Thomas Spencer. Members wore or broUght a patriotic · symbol for Ule roll call. A potluck picnic was planned for the August meeting at Ule Portland Park. The president extended thanks to Mrs. Ernest Whitehead who took care of the article for Ule Green . CELEB~:I'ED "ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. Thumb Notes . Members · Robert McElhinny celebrated their 50th . wedilnig voted to increase Ule club anniversary on June 'll witll relatives at their home in ·ctues. Gardening problema Middleport. Mr. and Mn. McElhinny, the former Louise were discUS!ed with Mrs. Neutzling, were married on June 30, 1926 at the l:.utberan Harllss Frank Ule leader, and Paraonage by tile ReV. Schuater. They are the parents of an auction was held with Mrs. one daughter, Karen McElhinny, N~laonville. Frank Blse auctioneer. Mrs. Bise conducted games, prizer going to Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs. Whitehead and Mrs. Roy Hannum. Mrs. H11nnum received Ule door prize. Delicious refreshments and attractive favors which Ule hostesaes had made were · served to Mrs.-Frank, ·Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Roy · Hannum, . Mrs·. t...=JI.::LJ Whitehead, Mrs. GeneiYoung, Mrs. R. H. Hannum, Mrs. Elias Sisson Brown, Mrs, David Clladwell, r Mrs. Denver Weber, Mrs. GALUPOUS - For those of yoo witll an interesl in the Donald Putn\an, Mrs. Bise, history of Gallia County andtbe surrounding area EHas.Sisl!on and Mrs. Lyle Balderson. of Porter is tpe person to see. ' There will be no July EUAS, whose father waa a Civil War doctor. with the meeting. Union Forces, can relate many interesting stories of the pas!. He knows who used to live in what hoo:ie, which homes were part of the underground movement used by slaves and many items about the effect of the Civil War on Gallia Countlans. FOR INSTANCE, Porter used tO be' called Pine Grove and Morgan's Raiders passed right by the old Sisson home, now Ule residence of Denver Walker. A WT OF EHas' information comes from a diary written by his father, Nel:iQnB.,s,i:lson. An assistant surgeon with the 92nd infantry stationed at Chattanooga; Tenn., Sisson kept complete details of hiS experiences In the war. Elias alao has · letters written to Dr. Sisson from his wife. Dr. Sisson had three wives and EHas was born when his father was in his'7~. EUAS WROTE the following poem and dedicated ID his SUNDAY . '· KYGER CREEK band to ,father. MYCOUNTRY p}uAROFFREEDOM Nllw Admiral "Zoro-Guord" With Built-In Reserve CDolil'lg meet at Ule high school at 12 Land of freedom! Land C:, light ! FOOd ProtocUon ElfJcloncy Capocity - Big Storo;e in ~n Sundar to tx:e~e for GiV. us men who will stand for right ! Minimum Floor Spo(t. · •c ... .,. the par~~ 1 ~ Gallipolis. Men with mind and vision clear, Ai'INUAL Reuruon of lhll. Who can carry on in a critical year . . Zuo& d .,.Jacob N. M. and Magg.e 1.2 (1. fl. . -"1'!4vis family will be held at Many are Utey, the str,Png. and brave uw·ww. .. . '..... . . the home of Mr. and Mrs. . Whose life lor their country freely gave NllwlllmM-thlln-Evor tU Co. fl. , Don Thomas, Rt. I, Cheshire, We know our country can loog stay free Admtrot ''"'"' Coblnoll Ql;" WWo • , •• , ••• . SunQ8y. Basket dinner at H we only staild fast for our Uberty. ;NJ c.. II. ., noon. · It's true of a nation as it is of life; ~ '? SSW' WW. ....... , MUSICAL and spiritual To grow in spirit, we must live ahove strife ; . ., -.4:7; 15.4Co.ll. gospel presentation Sunday, 7 Only where truth and justice are strong, ~~ 6711" WWo ........ . p. m. at the Gallipolis Can law counter the forces of wrong. C!lristian Church. Public H "eternal vigilance is freedom's price" invited. ' We must work aoo pray for a breath of new life ; BAPTISMAL SERVICE at Draw strength from the heritage of Ule past tl1'e . Vinton Baptist ChurCh And, thus, fmd the way to peace that will last . Sund11y, 12 noon at the Vinton Yet, no people or nation can forever last, Dam behind 'the church. ,..Middleport, Ohio That look entirely to their past ; New light must shine; · tf you found this tiHie ad, New Ulought to enthrone you have found the best For our country Ill come into its own. way to buy or sell a home! Where vision is lacking, the people are lost; . The Wiseman Agency And freedom regained at enormous cost; As the old order passes, the new will be born, Phone 446·3~43 H we look, withbope, to a brighter morn. • aay 111 lll*r'J= Point, N.Y.,'wltb tile .,;m Sarali's •• Ivy. The family pews werde marked with flowers an bows. -Given in marriage by her faUler, the bride wore a gown of satin and lace accented wiUl a jewel neckline and long sleeves. The train ol her gown was attached to her hoop skirt. She wore' a Juliet cap with finger Upped veil and carried long stem red roses. She gave both mothers a rose during the ceremony. MANY ARE TijE VISITORS in Meigs County · this ller only jewelry was a gold weekend, and among tilem are Jan and Cllarlea LOchary and neacklace, a g{ft of the tlleir clllldfen, Robert, an Eagle ae011t now, and Meg, of near groom. Otlcago, and Jim Lochary and three ol his four, Susie, Jamie~ BeckY Palmer served as o~~~~d Chris of Glen Rrdge, N.J. Ruth lm:hary will be joining the maid of honor. Attendants famUy here later and daUghter, Patty, hal & SUI!IIIler job and included Unda Hall, sister of won't be coming.' One of tile reasons they came was to be bere Ule grooni, Cheshire ; Sharon for .tile82nd birthday of Pat Lochary, July 3. Aaron, Charleston-;- W, Va.; Delma Monk, Ashford, W. AND REMEMBER THIS afternoon •t 2p.m. to join In the Va .; Kim Jones, Glen.vllle, W. h ' llmultaneous bell ringing across the nation. The time, we Va . They all wore satm gowns Wlderstand Is exactly 200 ~ f~n tlle precise moment that • wiUt lace overlay. The maid the Uberty Bell proclaim e signing of the DeclaratiOI) of of honor was in mmt green Independence. . and the attendants- wore gow;ns of yellow or lavender. Flower girls were Mandy Nicholsen, niece of Ule bride, Hedge, Bill Nicholson , G. Jone and Kimberly, Mr. In a yellow gown, Jlll Moore, brother of the bride, all of and Mrs. Gary Campbell, aU . niece of the groom In charleston; Greg Nicholson, of Glenville, W. Va. Glenville, .w. Va., bro~er of Richard Bolden of Pittslavender and Jodi Hall, niece DIRT EXTRACTION MEtHOD · burgh; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur of the groom, In mint green. the bride . Mrs. NiCholson wore a floor Ashley of Middleport; Mrs. RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL Dwight Shamblin, 1 length yellow crepe dress .Edith Shamblin of Cheshire: Slreakless Machine Wall Washing I , Charleston, served as his with matching shoes for her Mr. and Mrs. Don Shamblin 1 .,. UilholstervWindows- Floors 'brother's best man. Ushers 1 daughter's wedding . She and daughter Eva of Complete Une of .•. . were Tim Pillman, Mike wore an orchid corsage. Mayland, .Va.; Bob Ashley Cleaning Equipment & _Supplies Mrs. Shamblin. was attire<! and daughter Pauley Jane of in a yellow crepe gown with Clleshire; Tom Shamblin and I yellow shoes. She also wore Mrs. · Art Shamblin of FOR FRIENDLy FREE ESTIMATh an orchid. Kenova; Jacqueline Call 675·'5572 After 4 P.M •. ·. ...I A buffet dinner was held Fr~an, GaUipolis; Mr. and following the wedding at. the ' Mrs. Peter H. Goodwin of Meadowbrook Country Club, Greenburg, Pa.; Mr . and Charleston. The bride's table Mrs·. Edgar Steele and featured a six tier layer cake Thelma Elllaon of Daytona with a .fountain in Ule middle. Beach, Fla., and Miss Patti • SUMMER • White with lavender, mint Willis of Huntingtoo, W. Va. • green andtyellow was carrie!! • out · in Ule color scheme. TO WED - Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nottingham, Rt. 3, Women of the country club Pomeroy aie announcing Ule !!f)gllgement and appr.oacll- . presided over tile tables. A ONE DOZEN BEAUTIFUL ing marriage of their daughter, P.amela Gay, to Tony three piece combo provided stewart Milhoan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Milhoan, Rt. music for the reception. Glenua Sbuler 1, Long BOttom. Miss Nottingham, a 1975 graduate of •' The new Mrs. Shamblin Mr . and Mrs. John Veitll Meigs High SChool, is employed wiUl the Southern Ohio • changed into a red and white have returned home aftet Coal Company. Her fiance, a 1974 graduate of Eastern •• ONLY jumpsuit for Ule couple's viSiting Mr. and Mrs. Johnny High SChool, Is presently employed at Gaul's Market. The " • wedding trip to Swrunersville File at Lake City; Tenn . for open church weddinl! will take place Saturday, July 24, . · CASH &'CARRY •.. Dam and Resort, Summers· several days. 5:30p.m. at Ule United Pentecostal ChurCh, SouUl Third ville, W. Va. They will reside Mr. and Mrs. Donald leach Send Someone The St., Middleport. . . the Surround •• in Charleston. and children enjeyed a • loveliness of your •• The bride, a graduate of vacation iri Nor.UJ Carolina ' wedding with Olarleston High SChool and wiUl Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jriey. Inna Bales. Also Mr. and ••• Morris Harvey College, is leach and family . Mrs. Malinda Bradbury Mrs. Jr. White and Rhonda •• employed as an x-ray The !Wck Springs Health · and Mrs . Mary SissOn called Ables were there. • . 1 • technician~t ~ ats Hospital. Club was recently en- on Mrs. Louise Roush and Calling on Mr. and Mrs. • q For Birthday Mrs. Sh ·n, a graduate tertained in Ule horne or' Mr. ·Mrs. David Zeck and Alex Shuler recently were Flowers for the bride. ' For Anniversary ' of Charles on High and and Mrs. James Conkle. . daughter a day recently. Mrs. umise Roush, Mrs. groom and the •• For Hospital Morris Harvey, is an Mr . and Mrs. Ronald Mrs. Ralph Bales and David Zeck and daughter, wedding party. operator wiUt Ute John Amos · Sargent are announcing Ule Rachael Sue of Kyger called Mr. and Mrs. leo Rupe, Mr. ~ • •• •• Power Plant. . . arrival of a daughter at on Mr. and Mrs. Denny Spires and Mrs. Ross Shuler and Call: 992-5560 •• Out4townguestsinc1Uded O'BlenessHospital at Athens and family a day recently. "'thildren, Dale Sisson, 446-1777 Mr. and Mrs. Buddy . Moore on June 22. Mr~. Icie Viers Bobby Veitll and sons of Wendell Bradbury, Kyger •' '• For An Appointment Cash & Carry and Jill, Mrs. Carol and Mrs. Velma Sargent are Georges Qoeek and Rev. and and Terry Grogan, MidFreeman, ·Sheila Ferguson, grandmothers to the new Mrs. Raymond Fife called on dleport. •••• • all of Gallipolis; Mr. 1111d Mrs. baby. Mr. aoo Mrs.· John Veith a · • Jerry Hall and Modi, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Denny Spires, day reCellUy. ••• James Smalbin, Mr. and Mrs. Denise, Julie and Stephen Mr. and Mrs. Ronald leaCh •• Ralph Rlle, all of Oleshire; calledonMr.andMrs.Calvin and children · of North Mrs. William Sandy, Mrs~ Caldwell, Johnny and Jeanie Caroliua ilre spending a few · ' ADC COMES •• Harold R. Parrish, Mr . and a day recentiy. days with Mr. and Mrs. Joe , POMEROY -State Auditor • Mrs. William Parrish, Cindy . Visiting Rev. and Mrs. leach and Artllur and oUler Thomas E. Ferguson an• and Billy Parrish, all of Raymond Fife recently were relatives. nounced Ule July distribution Mannington, W. Va.; Mrs. Mrs. Lola Farley, Canal Bobby Joe Veith, George" of f35,122,451 in Aid to Dudley's will be closed July 5th. Pllone ArUlur Parrish, Rachel; Mr. Winchester, Mrs. Jaonita lee Qoeek waa overnight guest of"' Dependent Children, to orders can be placed in the A.M. •• and Mrs. Gregory Nicholson and Qoystal of Columbus Mr. Roger Leach . 569,333 recipients in Ohio's 88 Serving Gallip.olis, Middleport. , Pomeroy and Mandy of Glenville, W. and Mrs. Joe Keefer, Mr: and v;•;ting Mr. and Mrs. Paul counties. Meigs County's Co w v · •..., , and Mason ., . a. ••• "" Va .; Mrs. Virginia Waddell of Mrs. James Keefer of Leon; Searls recently ·were Mrs. portion was ~··59 1or ""' ..• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' Miami, Fla. ; Mr. and Mrs. W. Va.,BIIIIiiY Fife, Turkey Lola Farley, Canal Win- recipients. .• Franklin W. Martin, Mr. and · Run, Mr. ar11 Mrs. Roscoe E. chester, Mrs. Juanita lee ·• Mrs. James Houck, Teresa Fife, Eno, Mrs . Debbie and Qoystal of Columbus, •••••••••••••••••••-•••••~ .~ and Gary, all of Grove City, Young, MIChelle and Glenna John Fife, Timmy and ' ·, ·~ Ohio: ·Mrs. J. J. Spurgeon, · Jr., Rt. I, G.alli!iolis. Melissa and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gene Davis; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs . Bob Bowls, Hershel Gilkey. "' " Mrs. Rex Hardman, Mr. and Pomeroy, spent . a recent Mr. arid Mrs. Denny Spires, ·'• Mrs. James Singleoon, Mrs. evening wiUl · Mr. and Mrs. Deni..,, Julie and stephen . Rupert Stump, Mrs. James · Joe Edwards, Janet and called on Muriel Spires and '• 1 !AI 11111 In liGZ, !be .U.S. Milllar7 Aclldemyn. opeDid at Wilt .. ' .. . ' •" �' 10- Tbe Sunday Tinlea'-Senllnel, Swlday, July 4, 1976 ·. •• . '• Saltz-Mayer wed The weddlns Lord's Prayer," which she sang as the couple knelt fqr prayer. Given in, marriage by her parenta, the bride wore a gown of Ivory polye~ter satin fashioned with an empire waistHne, Imported lace bodice, a scoop neckline lind bishop sleeves. Lace motifs adorned the skirt. She wore a fingertip veil of Ivory silk illiiSion held In place by a lace · camelot hat trimmed with seed pearl~. The bride carried a colonial. bouquet or white daisies, yellow roaebuds and baby's breath. Her only jewelry was a diamond pendant, gift of the • • groom. Mrs. Rick Triplett, • HoUywood, Fla ., was matron of honor. She wore a pink polyester crepe gown· With empire waist, v- neck, and cape llleeves and carried a long stem red rose. Her picture hat matched her gown. Miss Susie Andrews was maid of honor. She wor.e a tnlnt green ·go~ Identical In style to the one worn by Mrs. Triplett, a matching hal and carried a pink roae. The bride fashioned her wedding gown and headpiece of Mlu Nancy Jo .Mayer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mayer, Pomeroy, and Charles Edward Saltz, Procl4r, W. Va . .ton of Mr. and Mn. Charles Kuhl, Rt, 3, Plmeroy, wu held Saturday, JIDie 12 at 'trinity Olurch, Pooleroy. . • The 8:30 pm. doublHlng ctr\!fllony wu performed by the Rfi. W. H. Perrin before an altar decorated with vaaes of pink carnations, nanked with sJncle tapers. Relatives and cloae friends of the couple were In attendance. . A half-hour of nuptial millie wu preaented by Mrs. Ben Neutzllng. Mrs. Don Mayer, sister-in-law of the bride, wu soloist and her selections Included "If," ''Speak SofUy" and "The ..., • I , I WORK FREE If we don1stll your home, your telling problems, advertising, qualifying, showing an~ all listing problems lrt mine. All free If 1 don't gtl the proper action. The Wiseman Agency Phone 446-3443 NEW! SEE THE NEW '1BENDIX" . . - . . SECTIONAL HOME 26'X56' 3_8edrooni, 2 baths, house, siding shingle roof, family room, dining room. porch. On Display Now! · cYNotW~ MOBILE HOMES, INC See Jim Staatsor Joe Giles Pbone 446-9340 Gjtlli lis, Ohio By RUTII MILLE!\ GALUPOUS ~On June 11 a chartered biiS took 38 Senior Ci tlzens wa good baU,ame In CinciMaU. We stopped and ate dinner in Cincinnati before the game. Every cme always enjoys tile baU games but for some good reason not too ·many were interested In the hisU>rical trip lri northern Ohio so It had w be cancelled. BY: Katie Crow POMEROY - Carl HyseU, COWlty juvenile officer, Is heading a project to improve the Pomeroy Termis Courts. To be repaired ·Js the renee around the courts, a new -net and Some painting. Money and help Is needed for the project and anyonf Wishing wgive or assist Is asked w call H)l$eU at 992-3096. ' Lots of folks Uke to play tennis, therefore ttie proJect Is a . good one. , Uniao Wllltleramic White Paint is the as well as the one!J'worn by the attendants. Bill Stewart, New Martins· viUe, W. Va., served as best man for the bridegroo!fi. Rick Mayer, cousin of the bride , was usher. They wore brown . twiedos with pastA\! shirts, . and bouwnnieres matching. their shirts. Guests were registered . by Mrs. Bill Spaun. Miss Bethany Jo Mayer , nieCe of the bride, and Miss Lesley· Dawn Carr, eousin of the bride, wearing · pink gowns with cap sleeves, dis· tributed multi-colored rice bags to the guests. Also · helping wu Michael William Mayer •. nepllew of the bride. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Mayer wore a pink flowered gown with a carnation corsage. Mrs. Kuhl was in a blue gown with multi-colored bodice. She also wore a carnation corsage. A reception honoring the couple was held in the social rooms of the church. The bride's table was cOvered with bridal tulle over white linen and centered with three tiered wedding cake · decorated with pink roses and ·. U>pped with traditional bride and groom . t:rystal can· · delabra were used on either side of the cake. Mints, nuts, ribbon sandwiches and punch were served with the cake by Mlss Erma Smith, Mrs. Donald · Haqck , Mrs . Bill Mayer', Mrs. C. J. Strauss and Mrs. Donna Carr. · · Guests were seated at white linen covered tables decorated witb roses from the garden of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Strauss. Miss Smith assisted with the decorating. During the reception an arrangement of flowers was given to Mr. and Mrs. Lee McComas, the occasion being their ~4th wedding an· niyersary . Pictures were taken by William Mayer, uncle of the bride. The new Mrs. Saltz is a graduate Of Meigs High SchooL and has !leen em· ployed as secretary at Middleport Elementary School. Mr. Saltz graduated from New Martinsville High School and is employed at the Mitchen Power Plant in New Marlinsville. ~ Following a wedding trip w Florida, tile couple is at home home at Route 2, Box 3, Proctor, W. Va. OIK best Unlco exterior late< paints, Durable. one-coat finish lor all e<terior wood antl masonry surtaces. Mildew and .iume-reslstant, eKCellent hiding proper· ties, quick dry_ing. OTHER UPRIGHTS 2S.0740 1 Gal "Reg.-$10.85 sp ~. Red No. 315 25-0756 1 GaL Reg. $8.79 sp $A1' 1 9' 9 5 ONLY 'I' 12 cu. It (2r· 0567) , ... . . $277.95 16 cu. It (21·0568) ... , .. $329.95 18 cu . ft. Frostless (21·0571 ) $438.95 30 cu . ft . (21·0163) .. ... .. $47~ . 95 ~~ecs~- ft. ONLY '36895 OTHER CHESTS: 8 cu. It (21-0577) 10 CU . ft (21 -0572) 15 cu. lt . j21·0573) 25 cu. 11.(21-0575) ' . ' . $264.95 $279.95 $309.95 $406 95 Pomeroy Landmark MAlN ST. POMEROY. OHIO Serving Meigs, Gallia & MINn CoWIIitl. Jlck W. CarMy, Mtlr. Phone m.2111 store Hours: Slore Open 1:10·5:30. Mill Closes at p,m. • ,, s ~ . - ~ :;rtt~tt~~~ ~j~ ~;~~~r~~ j~ ;~ ~=~r;~:~;~ ~:~;~ ~ ~~~=~:j~~ttf;~t~~tt~~~~nt~~~ :~tm{~~~~~~~~~~:~i~~=1*f~~~~~:~r:~;~;m~~~~~1~ti;~:t;~~M41 .;,.,... :: '* ~ji'R Sf11~c~ -.~ MEIGS COUNTY'S NEW "used" aerial ladder fire truck - after belnc repainted and ovel'hauled by Pomeroy firemen · ~ made Ill flnt pubUc appearance Friday night. The vehicle was a part of the Middleport Railroad Festival D.aya parade. Pictured before leaving for the parade are Pomeroy Fire Chief Charles ~Algar andaseveral Pomerov Fire Dl!partment members. Firemen tried·out the 8$ ft. aerial ladder -on the 48 foot vehicle before moving to the parade area. The truck was paid for through some $17,900 contributed by residents, businesses and oraanizationl and was brought to Meigs County on May 3 from Spring· field, Dl. , where it was purchased. Hose and other equipment for the vehicle have not yet arrived. , ' Parkers Visit ·in Utah ,· ' ., • LAWN BOY . MRS, MARY COLMER, Lincoln IUU Road, made and presented this 74 by 90 inch red, white and blue quilt, "Wonder ·of the World" pattern w the Pomeroy ·.Fire Department. Fire Chief Charles Legar accepts the quilt which will be used in a money-making projecl. • ; . DELUXE self-propelled 21". Model8253. • The LAWN-BOY exclusive ·2-cycle engine applies power to the rear wheels where it belongs. All· gear drive eliminates belts and pulleys and is safety'enclosed. Mechanical interlocL system prevents eng in~ from starting _with drive engaged. Simplified carburetor eliminates. adjusting. Upfront discharge and vacuum-like action means better grass catching. 6 cutting heights. POMEROY- Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Parker returned home late in June from .a visit with their daughter, Martha and her family, 8-Sgt. and Mrs. Joseph R. Poole, and Will, at Hill AFB, Utah. They flew to Salt Lake City from Columbqs via Chicago on June 14. · ·. In:Salt Lake City they saw the Mormon Temple Square, ' Utah State Capiwl building , University of Utah, Brigham Young statue, Eagle Gate , and St. Ann's School, the oldest Catholic School in Salt Lake City. They enjoyed trips in the mountains ; visited Ogden-• Cl ty Reservoir, Nordic Ski slopes, 1Hardware Ranch where art elk herd is fed , and went througn the mountain pass through which the· Mormons came to Utah. They toured Antelope Island in Salt Lake and waded in the lake itself. Salt Lake is the remains of "Lake Bonneville," a great fresh water lake that covered the valley where Salt Lake City is located and its surrounding area as recent as 25,000 years ago. At Hill A:FB they toured the housing area which includ,es houses built by Delbert Stearns of the · Alfred · area (Meigs County) ·the NCO Club, and the base library . As farmers, the Parkers were particularly interested In Utah farming. All crops must be lrriga ted because the ralnfaU averages only 14 • MELANIE HOWES, ONE OF the 80 Point Pleasant High School Band members. In'' '.1 Hear America Sing" given outdoors lor the first Ume in Middleport Friday· was a South~n beUe for her number, ''All the Pretty Little Horses". Her number was before an effective National Anthem hand painted backdrop. . !. . « PAUL GERARD, CHAIRMAN OF Middleport's Railroad Festival Days, underway this· weekend examines a table of railroad flagman lamps which make . Up a part of a free public display of railroad memorabilia in the Middleport Elementary School audiwrium. The displaywiU be open to the public from 1 to 4 this aftern09n . inches a year. There are many orctiBrds ; the cherry crop was just ready w be harvested. They saw many dairy and beef herds, Hay was being harvested with giant machines . Enroute home, the Parkers had ·supper with Edward Parker and his landlady , Peg. Predmore, in Columbus. Their sons, Eric, North Aurora, Hi. ; Edward , Columbus, and their nephew, Rodne y Parker , Parkers~ burg, cared [or their farm while they were away. . THE G'LO-ETI'E ffiRPS of Mn. Gloria Buck Wallace added the red, "hite and blue bicentennial color to Middieport's j,arade Friday_night. ' ., RIDENOUR SUPPLY Chester, Ohio 985-3308 Vincent Knight has birthday FREE' Half-Gallons 20 with this one! PurewhlttNo, 301 . . 2>0742 2 Gal. can Rf!l. S10.68 per gal. • hr 81!. MR. AND MRS. AL (Dorothy) Smith returend home on June Tl after spending aeveral days In San Antmio, TeJl!S with their daughter and son-in-law, Kenneth and Mary Hayes. Mary had undergone surgery and Dorothy new down first w take care of her grandchbildren. H~r husband flew down on Dorothy's birthday which was June 12. Mary's husband is stationed at Lackland Air Force Base. Even though Dorothy was kept busy taking care of two· smaU young$!ers she did manage to do a little sis,htseelng. They visited the Alamo and took an excursion ride. Mary's youngest Is six months old and it was the first time the grandfather had seen the nei baby. · . Dorothy reports her daughter is doing fine and they did have a very nice time. People Jlke Dorothy deserve only the best. JOE ROSENBAUM, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rosenbaum, Pomeroy, wsa honored reeently at the Student Athlete Scholarsblp ~nltion dlnnet sponsored by the Athletic CoiUicil, Ohio State University. At the dinner all O.S.tJ. athletes With a 3.0 or above cumulative point hour ratio were presented a personalized award engraved with the words "For ExceUence, Athletic Competition, Academic Achievement, the Ohio State · University." Their name and the sport in which they participated was engraved on the award. Joe recently completed his aopbcmore year at osu:He · has been on the wrestling ~ for .two years and Is currently carrying a 3.5 point hour ratio. While attending Meigs Hish School he lettered in wrestling aU four years and wu team co-captain his senior year. CONGRATULATIONS! ,i Scene~ of Middleport's I i Railroad Days.Pestival ~ • The -Unico 21 cu. ft. UpriRht (21·0570) . career .of Richard Duckworth as a prol'essional hesehaU player. Duckworth had watched Billy Southworth slide Into second baae duriilg an elhlbition basebaU game on the Syracuse municipal baseball field; former Kings Ball Park. Southworth would slide into second base and come up on his feet. wen, it seems Duckworth, playing at Port Huron, Mich., in the Michigan Leagu€, was weartns new baseball spikes when he altenlPted to slide into second ~ and rough groWld caiiSed an injury whis leg. . r He also played at Hamilton·;-· o~r<r;- eanada, in t)le Michigan Ontarip League In 1925 when his team won the peMBnt and serles play against London. ·After his injury he played locally with Syarcuse but the inJury ruined his running abiUty. · He still !sa greatfanofbasebaU,goingto games, watching on TV and listening on the radio. . -• DuckWorth Says the young boys ol today do not pracUce enOUI!h. He stated that when he was a youngster he would stay on the baseball field all day. The only time he would go home was when he was sent for by his parents because his meals were ready. DuCkworth also n~ they did not have the baaebaUs and bats the kids have today. When a baseball cover lost Its stitches they would get a darning needle and sew up the cover. He also obserVed gloves today are bigger ilnd have pockets for the ba8ebaU. Duckworth when he needed practice in the field as a youngster would get Cliff (Jumbo) williams,.who could hit a ball350feethighin the air, wbatlorhiin. June 211 the Senior CIUzens ·iii conlllct with tile RSVP. aerved lunch for the CIUzells You can liiii'Ve u a volunteer Band Jamboree. I would. Uke for bOth. to thank everyone who •• The center keepl an ac· d,onated plea . and everyone count of the time you who wllllnllY volunteered volunteer. 1bue number of their aervtcea that day. n wu hours are rleedeci to complete a lot of work and plannlnl. report! for state but we made around to requirements and · for help mateh Federll funds. I volunteer recognition . ,we thank the .CBers for IIkins ua can alwaya U!e more waerve. volunteers, but we are not June 24 wu the birthday beUlnc for them. On~ you party which II always a big volunteer your aervlces to day for our birthday people. some program, I think you'll The birthday party hoettu ill . really enJoy helping others · Edna Huu and she does a and will want to help more wonderful Job. Hoeteu for often . Serve yourself by this month wu Gladys O,.vla. aervlng others. There wu singing by Mrs. If anyone Is interested In Ruth Wood and alto group the Senior CiUze1111 Gerden singing. Poem! were read. by Club pleaae be at the center Elizabeth Thornton, Cora July 7 around 1 p.m. The Rupe, Elva lllss and Glen meeting is being held the first ·Davis. Wednesday of each month. Those celebrating birth· everyone is welcome. days were Slephen Sisson, There is a lot of In· Hazel Swanson; Ethel Layne, forlnalion .concerning senior Elsie Lakin, John euey, and ctUzens and some of the Marie Northup. Refresh· problems they have in your ments of .·cake and punch ,July newsletter. So read It were aerved to aU. care(ully and If you have any • The list of people who get questioll!l call the • center at their blood pressure checked 4-!G-7Qllll.dl'!lank _ you. . each week keeps getting ~ IOOBer. thanks to the nurses who volunteer this aervlce . NOTICE each weet. We have a lot of volunteers working at the center and for the center. I wish to thank a lithe The senior center volunteer people of Meigs Co. program II open w any who voted for me in· person of any aae who desires the " recent Primary w do volun,teer work In Election. connection with . the . programs, activities, serCharles R. Hysell vices, etc., sponsored by the $enlor Citizens Center. nus Pf'Oilram Is not the Pd. Pol. Adv . same as tile RSVP and is not JEFF DONOHEW, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Donohew, East Letart; was on the Dean's List, spring quarter, at O.U. He atte~cla a branch of O.U. near Brllllant, Ohio. He not only attends school In the evening but Is employed full time. wen done . 21 FREE Half-Gallons with this one! JULY PAINT SPECIALS IT HAS SEEN 50 years since a basebaU Injury ruined the Mr. andMrs. Charles E. Saltz A Half-Gallon of Ice Cream FREE tor each ~ubic toot of space you buy in a Unico FREEZER! "wtiltllit" - with unusual hiding po IF. It is fiiY to apply with brush Of ·tprer and gives long-lasting appear· . . . lor 1 longer time between If you are interested in a trip please let ua know wbere you would Jlke wgo and when you WOUld Jlke to go. ~ybe you would like to do something elae. The center is lor you, but In .order to plan for things everyone Is In· terested In, we must knOw what you would Jlke w do, Please call or write In .your .Ideas or tell some one at the center when you are there. Katie's ·Korner a I :f;;~;:;~:~=~H~~~~~~;t~=~~t:~~;~~;~~~~~~t~~~~f~~~~~i~~~~;;j~~~l~~j;~fi~~~~~tf:t~~~~;~J~i~~~~~;~~~~;;i~iJi~~~~~;~~~~~~~lt;~~~*~~~~~;f:;*-~~1~~.- Senior citize.ns ·enjoy.Reds game 7 . POMEROY~ . / SERVING MEIGS, GALL lA & MASON COUNTIES JACK W. CARSEY, Mgr.-PH. 9912181 Slore Hours: Store Open 8: 30-S :30 Mill Clostsotlp.m. REEZER POMEROY ·- Vincent Knight, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. VIncent Knight, Sr., Pomeroy, wu honored on hiS ninth birthday with a party at the home of big parenta. AssisUng With the party were .Mrs. Marilyn Poulin and Mrs. Rita Fields. Attending were Usa and Joey Poulin, Joe, Greg and Robbie Fields, Kelly Wisecup, Mike thomas, Rodney Roush, Usa King, Stephen Crow, David Hoover and Christopher Knight. Sending gifts were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Todd, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. o, W. Neal, . PolntPleasal)t; Mr. andMrs. A. R Knigljt, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Whitt and Eddie. ~ ·THIS A'ITRACfiVE FLOAT ENTRY from the: Pomeroy National Bank featuring Betsy Ross won first place in the commercial division of Middleport's Friday niaht parade. Meigs Tire Center Inc. It It lt "" . ' *~ BICENTENNIAL SPECIAL . * Regular Tread Recaps It· lt ' GARY STEWART, LEFT, DIRECfOR, and BiU · Brady, a board of education member and narrawr, confer on last ftlinute details before the opening of a bicentennial miiSical, "I Hear Arnerlca Sing" presented Friday night . at the Middleport Community Park by the Point Pleasant High School Band. Stewart, also band director, arranged 30 numbers for the musical taking the audience from the revolution through time w the present. PRE'M'Y GIRLS ,- These are the girls who were winners in th• Railroad Days Festival Pretty Baby Contest. They are !rom the left, Peggy Hoffman, group one winner; Dee Ann Cline, group six winner, Erin Harper, group.three winner; Michele Friend, group flve 1 yviruler; Jennifer Tyre, group four winner ; Amy Beth, MiUs, group two winner ; and Tina Spaun, group seven~ winner. IIJ ' Any Size· Two for $19.76 IF YOU BUY 4, ·-; ·SECOND SO FOR '17.76 SALE CONTINUING MID.DLEPORT •• The juniors of the American wglon ALixlliary of FeeneyBennett Post 128 will continue a rummage ule at the home of Mr. and" Mn. Albert Roush, BaUey Run Road through Wednesday of thla week. Proceeds will go toward expenses of the juniors traveling to Columbus · lor the Department of Ohio convention . . !,, • 1'1\t''l"l'Y BOYS- These ;re the winners in the boys' competition. They are from the left, Jay Cremeans, group four winner; K. C. A~nott, group five winner; Jason ---------SA~E~~-----------! Plus Federal · Excise Tax. Plus Recappable tire casing. Mounted Free. Sale Ends July 10, 1976. · ' I Johnson, group six Winner: Danny Robinson, group seven~ winner; Jerod Thomas, group one winner; Eri~ - Blanks,l group three winner; and Dale Eugene McCarty,_group·~ . .. two wmner. . \ Children compete for· 'pretty hah.y ' · MEMBERS OF 'n1E MEIGS OOUNTY SENJOR CitizeiiS Progtam pve 'demoostrations of their skills In the Ioyer of the Mlddleporl Elementary Scbool.' They are, from the left, Uncoln Russell, caning; Mrs .. Loretta Beegle, patchwork animals and eggshell jewelry; Dana •I, I t J • Howett, crocheted rugs, and Mrs. Norma CurtlB,• tatting. The senior citiseni, many In eo~lwne, are at the . Middleport foyer In conjunctlon, \flth Railroad Festiv~ Days and will be on hand from 1w4 p.m.today. . • 1 MIDDLEPORT •• The Pretty Baby Contest held 1 Saturday in the Middleport Park had over 7~ .bableti competing to be named " Pretty · llaby " In theit' " respective age groups. There were seven · age groups , beainnlng with birth to three months of age group. The other • · ~ 'I• groups were: three months w years up 1o !our years Of ag~. The Winners received a year, one year w one yeer trOI)hy and all contesa.nta and a half, one year and a whO did not win a trophy wer, half to I)Vo years, two years given a ri~bon. '. up to three _years, and three 111x monthll, six months to one • • ' �' 10- Tbe Sunday Tinlea'-Senllnel, Swlday, July 4, 1976 ·. •• . '• Saltz-Mayer wed The weddlns Lord's Prayer," which she sang as the couple knelt fqr prayer. Given in, marriage by her parenta, the bride wore a gown of Ivory polye~ter satin fashioned with an empire waistHne, Imported lace bodice, a scoop neckline lind bishop sleeves. Lace motifs adorned the skirt. She wore a fingertip veil of Ivory silk illiiSion held In place by a lace · camelot hat trimmed with seed pearl~. The bride carried a colonial. bouquet or white daisies, yellow roaebuds and baby's breath. Her only jewelry was a diamond pendant, gift of the • • groom. Mrs. Rick Triplett, • HoUywood, Fla ., was matron of honor. She wore a pink polyester crepe gown· With empire waist, v- neck, and cape llleeves and carried a long stem red rose. Her picture hat matched her gown. Miss Susie Andrews was maid of honor. She wor.e a tnlnt green ·go~ Identical In style to the one worn by Mrs. Triplett, a matching hal and carried a pink roae. The bride fashioned her wedding gown and headpiece of Mlu Nancy Jo .Mayer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mayer, Pomeroy, and Charles Edward Saltz, Procl4r, W. Va . .ton of Mr. and Mn. Charles Kuhl, Rt, 3, Plmeroy, wu held Saturday, JIDie 12 at 'trinity Olurch, Pooleroy. . • The 8:30 pm. doublHlng ctr\!fllony wu performed by the Rfi. W. H. Perrin before an altar decorated with vaaes of pink carnations, nanked with sJncle tapers. Relatives and cloae friends of the couple were In attendance. . A half-hour of nuptial millie wu preaented by Mrs. Ben Neutzllng. Mrs. Don Mayer, sister-in-law of the bride, wu soloist and her selections Included "If," ''Speak SofUy" and "The ..., • I , I WORK FREE If we don1stll your home, your telling problems, advertising, qualifying, showing an~ all listing problems lrt mine. All free If 1 don't gtl the proper action. The Wiseman Agency Phone 446-3443 NEW! SEE THE NEW '1BENDIX" . . - . . SECTIONAL HOME 26'X56' 3_8edrooni, 2 baths, house, siding shingle roof, family room, dining room. porch. On Display Now! · cYNotW~ MOBILE HOMES, INC See Jim Staatsor Joe Giles Pbone 446-9340 Gjtlli lis, Ohio By RUTII MILLE!\ GALUPOUS ~On June 11 a chartered biiS took 38 Senior Ci tlzens wa good baU,ame In CinciMaU. We stopped and ate dinner in Cincinnati before the game. Every cme always enjoys tile baU games but for some good reason not too ·many were interested In the hisU>rical trip lri northern Ohio so It had w be cancelled. BY: Katie Crow POMEROY - Carl HyseU, COWlty juvenile officer, Is heading a project to improve the Pomeroy Termis Courts. To be repaired ·Js the renee around the courts, a new -net and Some painting. Money and help Is needed for the project and anyonf Wishing wgive or assist Is asked w call H)l$eU at 992-3096. ' Lots of folks Uke to play tennis, therefore ttie proJect Is a . good one. , Uniao Wllltleramic White Paint is the as well as the one!J'worn by the attendants. Bill Stewart, New Martins· viUe, W. Va., served as best man for the bridegroo!fi. Rick Mayer, cousin of the bride , was usher. They wore brown . twiedos with pastA\! shirts, . and bouwnnieres matching. their shirts. Guests were registered . by Mrs. Bill Spaun. Miss Bethany Jo Mayer , nieCe of the bride, and Miss Lesley· Dawn Carr, eousin of the bride, wearing · pink gowns with cap sleeves, dis· tributed multi-colored rice bags to the guests. Also · helping wu Michael William Mayer •. nepllew of the bride. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Mayer wore a pink flowered gown with a carnation corsage. Mrs. Kuhl was in a blue gown with multi-colored bodice. She also wore a carnation corsage. A reception honoring the couple was held in the social rooms of the church. The bride's table was cOvered with bridal tulle over white linen and centered with three tiered wedding cake · decorated with pink roses and ·. U>pped with traditional bride and groom . t:rystal can· · delabra were used on either side of the cake. Mints, nuts, ribbon sandwiches and punch were served with the cake by Mlss Erma Smith, Mrs. Donald · Haqck , Mrs . Bill Mayer', Mrs. C. J. Strauss and Mrs. Donna Carr. · · Guests were seated at white linen covered tables decorated witb roses from the garden of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Strauss. Miss Smith assisted with the decorating. During the reception an arrangement of flowers was given to Mr. and Mrs. Lee McComas, the occasion being their ~4th wedding an· niyersary . Pictures were taken by William Mayer, uncle of the bride. The new Mrs. Saltz is a graduate Of Meigs High SchooL and has !leen em· ployed as secretary at Middleport Elementary School. Mr. Saltz graduated from New Martinsville High School and is employed at the Mitchen Power Plant in New Marlinsville. ~ Following a wedding trip w Florida, tile couple is at home home at Route 2, Box 3, Proctor, W. Va. OIK best Unlco exterior late< paints, Durable. one-coat finish lor all e<terior wood antl masonry surtaces. Mildew and .iume-reslstant, eKCellent hiding proper· ties, quick dry_ing. OTHER UPRIGHTS 2S.0740 1 Gal "Reg.-$10.85 sp ~. Red No. 315 25-0756 1 GaL Reg. $8.79 sp $A1' 1 9' 9 5 ONLY 'I' 12 cu. It (2r· 0567) , ... . . $277.95 16 cu. It (21·0568) ... , .. $329.95 18 cu . ft. Frostless (21·0571 ) $438.95 30 cu . ft . (21·0163) .. ... .. $47~ . 95 ~~ecs~- ft. ONLY '36895 OTHER CHESTS: 8 cu. It (21-0577) 10 CU . ft (21 -0572) 15 cu. lt . j21·0573) 25 cu. 11.(21-0575) ' . ' . $264.95 $279.95 $309.95 $406 95 Pomeroy Landmark MAlN ST. POMEROY. OHIO Serving Meigs, Gallia & MINn CoWIIitl. Jlck W. CarMy, Mtlr. Phone m.2111 store Hours: Slore Open 1:10·5:30. Mill Closes at p,m. • ,, s ~ . - ~ :;rtt~tt~~~ ~j~ ~;~~~r~~ j~ ;~ ~=~r;~:~;~ ~:~;~ ~ ~~~=~:j~~ttf;~t~~tt~~~~nt~~~ :~tm{~~~~~~~~~~:~i~~=1*f~~~~~:~r:~;~;m~~~~~1~ti;~:t;~~M41 .;,.,... :: '* ~ji'R Sf11~c~ -.~ MEIGS COUNTY'S NEW "used" aerial ladder fire truck - after belnc repainted and ovel'hauled by Pomeroy firemen · ~ made Ill flnt pubUc appearance Friday night. The vehicle was a part of the Middleport Railroad Festival D.aya parade. Pictured before leaving for the parade are Pomeroy Fire Chief Charles ~Algar andaseveral Pomerov Fire Dl!partment members. Firemen tried·out the 8$ ft. aerial ladder -on the 48 foot vehicle before moving to the parade area. The truck was paid for through some $17,900 contributed by residents, businesses and oraanizationl and was brought to Meigs County on May 3 from Spring· field, Dl. , where it was purchased. Hose and other equipment for the vehicle have not yet arrived. , ' Parkers Visit ·in Utah ,· ' ., • LAWN BOY . MRS, MARY COLMER, Lincoln IUU Road, made and presented this 74 by 90 inch red, white and blue quilt, "Wonder ·of the World" pattern w the Pomeroy ·.Fire Department. Fire Chief Charles Legar accepts the quilt which will be used in a money-making projecl. • ; . DELUXE self-propelled 21". Model8253. • The LAWN-BOY exclusive ·2-cycle engine applies power to the rear wheels where it belongs. All· gear drive eliminates belts and pulleys and is safety'enclosed. Mechanical interlocL system prevents eng in~ from starting _with drive engaged. Simplified carburetor eliminates. adjusting. Upfront discharge and vacuum-like action means better grass catching. 6 cutting heights. POMEROY- Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Parker returned home late in June from .a visit with their daughter, Martha and her family, 8-Sgt. and Mrs. Joseph R. Poole, and Will, at Hill AFB, Utah. They flew to Salt Lake City from Columbqs via Chicago on June 14. · ·. In:Salt Lake City they saw the Mormon Temple Square, ' Utah State Capiwl building , University of Utah, Brigham Young statue, Eagle Gate , and St. Ann's School, the oldest Catholic School in Salt Lake City. They enjoyed trips in the mountains ; visited Ogden-• Cl ty Reservoir, Nordic Ski slopes, 1Hardware Ranch where art elk herd is fed , and went througn the mountain pass through which the· Mormons came to Utah. They toured Antelope Island in Salt Lake and waded in the lake itself. Salt Lake is the remains of "Lake Bonneville," a great fresh water lake that covered the valley where Salt Lake City is located and its surrounding area as recent as 25,000 years ago. At Hill A:FB they toured the housing area which includ,es houses built by Delbert Stearns of the · Alfred · area (Meigs County) ·the NCO Club, and the base library . As farmers, the Parkers were particularly interested In Utah farming. All crops must be lrriga ted because the ralnfaU averages only 14 • MELANIE HOWES, ONE OF the 80 Point Pleasant High School Band members. In'' '.1 Hear America Sing" given outdoors lor the first Ume in Middleport Friday· was a South~n beUe for her number, ''All the Pretty Little Horses". Her number was before an effective National Anthem hand painted backdrop. . !. . « PAUL GERARD, CHAIRMAN OF Middleport's Railroad Festival Days, underway this· weekend examines a table of railroad flagman lamps which make . Up a part of a free public display of railroad memorabilia in the Middleport Elementary School audiwrium. The displaywiU be open to the public from 1 to 4 this aftern09n . inches a year. There are many orctiBrds ; the cherry crop was just ready w be harvested. They saw many dairy and beef herds, Hay was being harvested with giant machines . Enroute home, the Parkers had ·supper with Edward Parker and his landlady , Peg. Predmore, in Columbus. Their sons, Eric, North Aurora, Hi. ; Edward , Columbus, and their nephew, Rodne y Parker , Parkers~ burg, cared [or their farm while they were away. . THE G'LO-ETI'E ffiRPS of Mn. Gloria Buck Wallace added the red, "hite and blue bicentennial color to Middieport's j,arade Friday_night. ' ., RIDENOUR SUPPLY Chester, Ohio 985-3308 Vincent Knight has birthday FREE' Half-Gallons 20 with this one! PurewhlttNo, 301 . . 2>0742 2 Gal. can Rf!l. S10.68 per gal. • hr 81!. MR. AND MRS. AL (Dorothy) Smith returend home on June Tl after spending aeveral days In San Antmio, TeJl!S with their daughter and son-in-law, Kenneth and Mary Hayes. Mary had undergone surgery and Dorothy new down first w take care of her grandchbildren. H~r husband flew down on Dorothy's birthday which was June 12. Mary's husband is stationed at Lackland Air Force Base. Even though Dorothy was kept busy taking care of two· smaU young$!ers she did manage to do a little sis,htseelng. They visited the Alamo and took an excursion ride. Mary's youngest Is six months old and it was the first time the grandfather had seen the nei baby. · . Dorothy reports her daughter is doing fine and they did have a very nice time. People Jlke Dorothy deserve only the best. JOE ROSENBAUM, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rosenbaum, Pomeroy, wsa honored reeently at the Student Athlete Scholarsblp ~nltion dlnnet sponsored by the Athletic CoiUicil, Ohio State University. At the dinner all O.S.tJ. athletes With a 3.0 or above cumulative point hour ratio were presented a personalized award engraved with the words "For ExceUence, Athletic Competition, Academic Achievement, the Ohio State · University." Their name and the sport in which they participated was engraved on the award. Joe recently completed his aopbcmore year at osu:He · has been on the wrestling ~ for .two years and Is currently carrying a 3.5 point hour ratio. While attending Meigs Hish School he lettered in wrestling aU four years and wu team co-captain his senior year. CONGRATULATIONS! ,i Scene~ of Middleport's I i Railroad Days.Pestival ~ • The -Unico 21 cu. ft. UpriRht (21·0570) . career .of Richard Duckworth as a prol'essional hesehaU player. Duckworth had watched Billy Southworth slide Into second baae duriilg an elhlbition basebaU game on the Syracuse municipal baseball field; former Kings Ball Park. Southworth would slide into second base and come up on his feet. wen, it seems Duckworth, playing at Port Huron, Mich., in the Michigan Leagu€, was weartns new baseball spikes when he altenlPted to slide into second ~ and rough groWld caiiSed an injury whis leg. . r He also played at Hamilton·;-· o~r<r;- eanada, in t)le Michigan Ontarip League In 1925 when his team won the peMBnt and serles play against London. ·After his injury he played locally with Syarcuse but the inJury ruined his running abiUty. · He still !sa greatfanofbasebaU,goingto games, watching on TV and listening on the radio. . -• DuckWorth Says the young boys ol today do not pracUce enOUI!h. He stated that when he was a youngster he would stay on the baseball field all day. The only time he would go home was when he was sent for by his parents because his meals were ready. DuCkworth also n~ they did not have the baaebaUs and bats the kids have today. When a baseball cover lost Its stitches they would get a darning needle and sew up the cover. He also obserVed gloves today are bigger ilnd have pockets for the ba8ebaU. Duckworth when he needed practice in the field as a youngster would get Cliff (Jumbo) williams,.who could hit a ball350feethighin the air, wbatlorhiin. June 211 the Senior CIUzens ·iii conlllct with tile RSVP. aerved lunch for the CIUzells You can liiii'Ve u a volunteer Band Jamboree. I would. Uke for bOth. to thank everyone who •• The center keepl an ac· d,onated plea . and everyone count of the time you who wllllnllY volunteered volunteer. 1bue number of their aervtcea that day. n wu hours are rleedeci to complete a lot of work and plannlnl. report! for state but we made around to requirements and · for help mateh Federll funds. I volunteer recognition . ,we thank the .CBers for IIkins ua can alwaya U!e more waerve. volunteers, but we are not June 24 wu the birthday beUlnc for them. On~ you party which II always a big volunteer your aervlces to day for our birthday people. some program, I think you'll The birthday party hoettu ill . really enJoy helping others · Edna Huu and she does a and will want to help more wonderful Job. Hoeteu for often . Serve yourself by this month wu Gladys O,.vla. aervlng others. There wu singing by Mrs. If anyone Is interested In Ruth Wood and alto group the Senior CiUze1111 Gerden singing. Poem! were read. by Club pleaae be at the center Elizabeth Thornton, Cora July 7 around 1 p.m. The Rupe, Elva lllss and Glen meeting is being held the first ·Davis. Wednesday of each month. Those celebrating birth· everyone is welcome. days were Slephen Sisson, There is a lot of In· Hazel Swanson; Ethel Layne, forlnalion .concerning senior Elsie Lakin, John euey, and ctUzens and some of the Marie Northup. Refresh· problems they have in your ments of .·cake and punch ,July newsletter. So read It were aerved to aU. care(ully and If you have any • The list of people who get questioll!l call the • center at their blood pressure checked 4-!G-7Qllll.dl'!lank _ you. . each week keeps getting ~ IOOBer. thanks to the nurses who volunteer this aervlce . NOTICE each weet. We have a lot of volunteers working at the center and for the center. I wish to thank a lithe The senior center volunteer people of Meigs Co. program II open w any who voted for me in· person of any aae who desires the " recent Primary w do volun,teer work In Election. connection with . the . programs, activities, serCharles R. Hysell vices, etc., sponsored by the $enlor Citizens Center. nus Pf'Oilram Is not the Pd. Pol. Adv . same as tile RSVP and is not JEFF DONOHEW, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Donohew, East Letart; was on the Dean's List, spring quarter, at O.U. He atte~cla a branch of O.U. near Brllllant, Ohio. He not only attends school In the evening but Is employed full time. wen done . 21 FREE Half-Gallons with this one! JULY PAINT SPECIALS IT HAS SEEN 50 years since a basebaU Injury ruined the Mr. andMrs. Charles E. Saltz A Half-Gallon of Ice Cream FREE tor each ~ubic toot of space you buy in a Unico FREEZER! "wtiltllit" - with unusual hiding po IF. It is fiiY to apply with brush Of ·tprer and gives long-lasting appear· . . . lor 1 longer time between If you are interested in a trip please let ua know wbere you would Jlke wgo and when you WOUld Jlke to go. ~ybe you would like to do something elae. The center is lor you, but In .order to plan for things everyone Is In· terested In, we must knOw what you would Jlke w do, Please call or write In .your .Ideas or tell some one at the center when you are there. Katie's ·Korner a I :f;;~;:;~:~=~H~~~~~~;t~=~~t:~~;~~;~~~~~~t~~~~f~~~~~i~~~~;;j~~~l~~j;~fi~~~~~tf:t~~~~;~J~i~~~~~;~~~~;;i~iJi~~~~~;~~~~~~~lt;~~~*~~~~~;f:;*-~~1~~.- Senior citize.ns ·enjoy.Reds game 7 . POMEROY~ . / SERVING MEIGS, GALL lA & MASON COUNTIES JACK W. CARSEY, Mgr.-PH. 9912181 Slore Hours: Store Open 8: 30-S :30 Mill Clostsotlp.m. REEZER POMEROY ·- Vincent Knight, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. VIncent Knight, Sr., Pomeroy, wu honored on hiS ninth birthday with a party at the home of big parenta. AssisUng With the party were .Mrs. Marilyn Poulin and Mrs. Rita Fields. Attending were Usa and Joey Poulin, Joe, Greg and Robbie Fields, Kelly Wisecup, Mike thomas, Rodney Roush, Usa King, Stephen Crow, David Hoover and Christopher Knight. Sending gifts were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Todd, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. o, W. Neal, . PolntPleasal)t; Mr. andMrs. A. R Knigljt, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Whitt and Eddie. ~ ·THIS A'ITRACfiVE FLOAT ENTRY from the: Pomeroy National Bank featuring Betsy Ross won first place in the commercial division of Middleport's Friday niaht parade. Meigs Tire Center Inc. It It lt "" . ' *~ BICENTENNIAL SPECIAL . * Regular Tread Recaps It· lt ' GARY STEWART, LEFT, DIRECfOR, and BiU · Brady, a board of education member and narrawr, confer on last ftlinute details before the opening of a bicentennial miiSical, "I Hear Arnerlca Sing" presented Friday night . at the Middleport Community Park by the Point Pleasant High School Band. Stewart, also band director, arranged 30 numbers for the musical taking the audience from the revolution through time w the present. PRE'M'Y GIRLS ,- These are the girls who were winners in th• Railroad Days Festival Pretty Baby Contest. They are !rom the left, Peggy Hoffman, group one winner; Dee Ann Cline, group six winner, Erin Harper, group.three winner; Michele Friend, group flve 1 yviruler; Jennifer Tyre, group four winner ; Amy Beth, MiUs, group two winner ; and Tina Spaun, group seven~ winner. IIJ ' Any Size· Two for $19.76 IF YOU BUY 4, ·-; ·SECOND SO FOR '17.76 SALE CONTINUING MID.DLEPORT •• The juniors of the American wglon ALixlliary of FeeneyBennett Post 128 will continue a rummage ule at the home of Mr. and" Mn. Albert Roush, BaUey Run Road through Wednesday of thla week. Proceeds will go toward expenses of the juniors traveling to Columbus · lor the Department of Ohio convention . . !,, • 1'1\t''l"l'Y BOYS- These ;re the winners in the boys' competition. They are from the left, Jay Cremeans, group four winner; K. C. A~nott, group five winner; Jason ---------SA~E~~-----------! Plus Federal · Excise Tax. Plus Recappable tire casing. Mounted Free. Sale Ends July 10, 1976. · ' I Johnson, group six Winner: Danny Robinson, group seven~ winner; Jerod Thomas, group one winner; Eri~ - Blanks,l group three winner; and Dale Eugene McCarty,_group·~ . .. two wmner. . \ Children compete for· 'pretty hah.y ' · MEMBERS OF 'n1E MEIGS OOUNTY SENJOR CitizeiiS Progtam pve 'demoostrations of their skills In the Ioyer of the Mlddleporl Elementary Scbool.' They are, from the left, Uncoln Russell, caning; Mrs .. Loretta Beegle, patchwork animals and eggshell jewelry; Dana •I, I t J • Howett, crocheted rugs, and Mrs. Norma CurtlB,• tatting. The senior citiseni, many In eo~lwne, are at the . Middleport foyer In conjunctlon, \flth Railroad Festiv~ Days and will be on hand from 1w4 p.m.today. . • 1 MIDDLEPORT •• The Pretty Baby Contest held 1 Saturday in the Middleport Park had over 7~ .bableti competing to be named " Pretty · llaby " In theit' " respective age groups. There were seven · age groups , beainnlng with birth to three months of age group. The other • · ~ 'I• groups were: three months w years up 1o !our years Of ag~. The Winners received a year, one year w one yeer trOI)hy and all contesa.nta and a half, one year and a whO did not win a trophy wer, half to I)Vo years, two years given a ri~bon. '. up to three _years, and three 111x monthll, six months to one • • ' �.. • ~ . OPIIIAILY Scientis s re \ siu·d ying Mars . . OP--'111 10 TO 9 PARKING DAI..ELEAR · , ., Dale Lear opens. stlldio • GALLIPOLIS - Lear _. pleled the Bill StoCkwell Photography, formerly · Wedding Photography Scllpol Grover's Studio, opened for and has attended wedding ·business July I. Dale E. Lear and portrait seminars sponis.thenewowner. sored by Professional Lear had been managing Photographers of America. · · 40COUNT SET -- . lUCK'S REG. 99' • ·9:'3( . ., HECK'S REG.$20.99 JEWElRY DEPT.- toS.Jrmt,T. .. CHARCOAL LIGHTER FILM $488 48 . · $5.99 . JEWElRY DEPT. ~ ' . $488 I)ELU}(E s. REG. 5COUNT GILLEnE ,. 9'' . · SUfll STAIIUSS BLADES ~- 59' , 19' HECK'S REG. $18.99 HARDWARE DlPT. PATIO CANDLES . REG. HE~'SREG• HECK'S · lEG. '1.09 $1.56 'aiiWAIE_,T. 66' LUX cfSMitK IJB'I. · ~·~x50'~ GRANDFATHER CLOCK ~- ~ WATER HOSE 5 on~ JIWiliY , . , $144 HECK'S RiG. $1.89 3QTS. ' , · . LIMIT 6 QTS. GULF.PRIDE . MULTI-G ' :, HECK'S REG. $99.99 MOTOR OIL . SPOI~IIIPT. 49:,: HECK'S REG. $1.67 HICK'SIEG. 79' Qf, AUTOMOTIVE tJEPT. 12 OZ. LIQUID SPIRIT Of AMERICA .,,TURTLE WAX COLEMAN · BICENTENNIAL AIR MATTRESS '·_97(': COOLER & JUG COMBINATION $199 ·~. HECK'SIEG. 58' QT. JIWB.IYIBT. HECK'S REG. AUTOMATIC " $100. $5976 LETTUCE CRISPER ES FLUID lj'w.h01t( Q1•1)11•t>ol o~jltot: l ~ ~. br~• ~JJ•ofl.k~ro logt.o o+.r0019h<>~dGrl. <K,-• l•pprr• <k>w n <enie• !'nd or;t.,.. ban<>nJ oldoot 8', 10' hont.. o lot ~~t l6", )t, 1-be<IJI.o» K<n".r>ed • llld<liwf, r >.]' ~ or.c ed <O lot ~ I ~" dO" ...;f\do.l, Wo(il l!i..-t "tlcn. f~o-1 .,..._ <OOIM .., ~olp<Hf JIGIIr~Y~II'<' HARDWARE DEPT. _ iSYLVANIA 'to CABIN TENT '3.f4 HECK'S REG. $14.96 SPARK PLUG' SOCKET .· 77( 3 •.29 g(JIT$1J91. carter.,. ·•· ' ' studio will be open : on Taesday through Saturday -'1().,5 p.m. and llnlU -8 p.m. Thursday evenings. For an appointment c.,Jl446-7494. used. Kelvin begins at 459 President For.d Satu;i'day - song and story," he said. degrees below zero ~lelll'ated ~e nation's "So, break out the Dags, . . f 2llOtb birthday in a round of strike up the band, light up DAYTON (UP!) - One hundred years of speculation and ilhrenheit. activities In the Washingtoo the sky and let the whole wide mystery ends Tuesday when a "mystery letter" Is opened at Keiffer said also thst they · area. '" world know that the United Wright State University during Daytoo's Bicentennial found as much as 80 per cent · Ford spent the morning at States of America is about to observation. of an inert gas, belleved to.he By WILUAM CIYITEREIL the White House, then headed have another happy birthday, . The letter was written in 1876 at the nation's centennial · · J~yNtrt~· : I L , . for the Burning Tree Country . still going strong at 200, and celebration by a Dayton woman who signed the envelope "S. ._.., Club for a round of golf with in the words of the great AI H. N."The st!aled letter was inscribed with the instructions Interviewing prospective Bob Hope in a match against Jolson - You ain't seen "not to (be) opened and re-read'lmtil the 4th of July, A. D. ruruimg mates early next Washington Redskin quarter- nothin' yet." 1976." · week at his southwest back Billy Kilmer and Ford said the United States The letter was received by the Department of the Interior Georgia peanut farm. linebocker Rusty Tiilman. "is probably the only country July 15, 1ir16, and filed under.-"Patents and Miscellaneous'' Jody Powell, Carter's press In the evening, the ·on earlllthat puts 'the pursuit before being· . forwar ded to th e Nation a1 Ar ch'tves for secretary, said-there was "no President and Mrs. Ford of happiness' right after life preservation. real significance" to the attended a performance of lind liberfy alnong the GodThe Dayton-Montgomery County ·Sicentennlal Conimisorder in which the Interviews the " Honor America given rights of every hwnan sion, as part of the area's celebration of America's 200th occur and VISits would be PrograUI' ' featuring the being." birthday, got the letter out of storage and returned it here . ann~ed . of · , Mormon :t'abernacle, Bob ' In rema~ks prepared for After it is opened, the letter will he stored ~nd displayed in . Powe ! one . car!A!r ~ lop ~J Art· Linkletter and delivery '\t. ~lley Forge . ll!e ,¥,~;hives section of WSU's llbrary. By.MIOOEI,'ROSS A leftist radio brllBdcast resistance; · destroying' ·aides, saJd nO'iJt'.?llllililit1er· ev'angeliSt Billy Grsham at Sunday, Ford "'sruct:' ' ••· ' 'Efforts tO trace the identity of S. H. N. through records of BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) said Christian forces _several Christian vehicles had been 188Ued. the John F. Kennedy Center · "As we continue our the Dayton Centennial activities have failed, and speculation , , _ A new truce between atlacked the camp during the and lnfllcttng "hundreds of ~arter has more than for the Performing ilrts American adventure, the as to the contents of the letter has ranged from confession to "Christians and Palestlnlanso morning and later brought up caslljllties on the attackers," e11ough _delega:te .votes to Ford opened the patriots of Valley Forge and prophecy to revelation of scandaL took hold 1n most of Beirut ' armored reinforcements and the radio satd. ensure his n~t 111!' as 1.he performance after attending the pioneers oft~ American The let~ will be read by WSU' Vice President and Vice Saturday, ·but Christian . several lniimtry regiments· Th_e future of the truce, Dem_ocrats prestdenttal a reception, saying, "We are frontier, indeed all our heroes Provost fOr Academic Affairs Dr . John V. Murray at 10 a.m. leaderS'i'efused,'to· abide 'by and launched another assalllt mediated by ·Arab . League cand!datein New York m less a happy peojJle because we and heroines of war and the cease-flr.e around the at noon under-heavy artillery • SeCretary General_Mahmoud than two weeks.. . are a free people and while peace, send us this single !{:;:::;;:;::::!});;:::::::::::::;:::::;,::::;::::;:;::::::::;:;:::'::::)!!::::;::!{ !::,:;::r:::;;::):::;:::r f :!;:;:::;: besieged Tal ;r.aatar Pales- C~Jver. . ·· · Rlad, remaln~d uncertain . His preconventton ~ule we have our faults artd'our urgent message ; ThOugh tlnian refugee camp. · camp defenders put up stiff wtth each stde making metudes a July .4 VISit to faUI!res, tonight is · not the prosperity is a good thing, - discipline is strong within its willing to suffer for it . · . · · acceptanc.e conditional on WeStville, a replica of an time to parade them. Rather though compassionate people. <~ If we remeffiber this, we demands rejected by the .lll5(k! ~ontter village near let's look to our third century charity is a good thing, "Independence has to be can bring health where· there other side. ,Lwnpktn, Ga . .. . . as the ceniury in which though Institutional reform is defended as well as declared; ls now diseaSe, peace whet:e · · fleavy fighting continued . He wtll breakfast wtth · freedom finds fulflUment in a good thing , a nation freedom is always worth there is strife, progress on all · fronts past the · Democratic governors at the even greater creativity and survives only so long as the fighting for; and liberty ulti- where there is want.·: midnight truce deadline, but Nat tonal Governors individuality. · spirit of sacrifice and self- mately belongs only to those dwindled during the morning Conference in Hershey, Pa., to sporadic gunftre except_lit Tuesday 'and on Wednesday llle area of Tal Zaatar, tn Dies south for a fund raiSing southeastern Beirut. dinner in Fort Lauderdale, Christian leaders 'told Riad Fla ., returning to Plains that Saturday they ~ould not night. He departs for the By IRA R, AlLEN even (inish our presidential adhere to the cease-fire in the coovimtioo in New York next · WASHINGTON (uP!) ·nomination balloting . on area of Tal Zaatar, the radio Saturday. . Sens. George McGovern and Wedneadaynight, we now ca~ ·said·. Jol\y Powell pCarter's press Hubert Humphrey , the tw~ . plan the one ballot for the Riad lnunedlately began secretary, said carter spent l!len who lost the preslden~ -···· most convenient time for our lalks with Palest~ official Saturday "reading and . · · A to Richard Nixon, will delegates; as well as the best ~arouk Kaddoumi, leftist working on speeches WASHINGTON (UPI) - The progress of the American United States-from Lynnfietd:'Jfass., one of the first to address the Democratic time for radio and television leader Kamal Jumblatt and pritnarily." • · people through 200yearsas a nation was vividly paraded in the send Minutemen to Concord and uxington, to high schoolers National Convention next broadcastS _and newspaper Lt. Col. Yussef Mansour, Carter says he would · nation's capital Saturday with a massive turnout of 500,000 of Milpitas, Calif. One unit, the Newark, Del., Fife and Drum week. deadlines across the chief of staff of the· leftist narrow hls list of choices to a speclators viewing a pageaJI\ry of floats, marching units and Corps played "The World Turned Upside Down," the refrain Thespeechesbytheparty's Cilunlry." ubanese Arab Army. mere handful, invilinjJ some bands galore. ' . · thatwassoundedattheBritishsurrenderatYorklown. psst nominees will come on . In addition to frontrunner · The Palestinians and to Plains and meeting others 'I1Ie !hree~ur Bicentennial parade on Constitution Avenue There was oom-pah-pah from the German Postal Workers the second day of the Jimmy Carter's, the names leftists Friday night in Atlanta, Washington or In dowitto'!"' Walbil)gton overshadowed a rally of the Band from Koblenz, Germany . The Burlington (canada) Teen convention, July 13, andof Morris Udall, Edmund G. announced · te nt11 ti v e elsewhere'. -Amer.lc,nNazi Party at Lafayette Park across from the White Tour Band and the West German Armed Forces Band given !heir oratorical skills- Brown Jr., and Ellen McCor- . acceptance of the 4tsi truce After IllS trip to Hershey, House enil the proteal picketing by contingents of American marched in the procession with service bands of the U.S. couldbeamongthehlghspots mack will be placed in in 14 months just before it Powell said Carter has a !nd'iri'oh Nnnsylvania Avenue in front of the executive Marines, Army, Navy and Coast Guard. of what could be the least nomination, officials said. was due to go into effect. But · haircut and a denial appoint· mansilm. ' · •' ' · The 18 patriotic floats sailed majestically on parade. There eventful _· Democratic , Also addre·ssing the they rejj!Cied a Christian ment scheduled in Atlanta:. ~.'out\iourilig'oi·~ watching the star-spangled parade were units on horseback, an Irish tub cart from the 1800's, a convention·ln years. C~Jnventlbn, besides Carter demand that • 2,500 Arab Quipping · about ,,.;i_..~( M;~WU£i~n14iwas the greatest ever for such an event horse-drawn beer wa gon of. l880, an elephant from a nearby The agenda was designed when ·he· accepts ·the uague peace-keeping troops candldat~·s fallliiU}If"e!h, • in ~-c;lty's hlstO!'f,<By 1)1\rade time, observers from a police Reston, va ., pet farm, antique cars, including an Edsel, to keep any POIBible rules, nomination he locked up a in the area enforce ·the terms Powell saJd, ,~·lte~estimtl~tl!i! q:owl\at150,000. An hour later, it was Klompendansers from Cedar Grove, Wis., Navajos from cred~ntlals or platform month early, will be of past agreements polished up . , ; }}\$¢'*,ublf, 101rtng lilll!r io a 'balf-million. · Arizona , stage coaches and Conestoga wagons . ;i)i..~L i' 'iltt·!pe!:la~rss\OOJ\ llllil!e than 30 deep along tho-14-block The paraders passed by the National Archives Building disputes off prime-time Milwaukee Mayor ·Henry · regulating the Palestinian conventioo." television and Ul!e the peak Meier, head of the guerrllla presence in · "' . parade route m wlltlil Jtily weatller as the processiOn headed where the Declaration of Independence was on uninterrupted evening viewing hours for the · Democratic Mayors ' Lebanon. by Vice President Nelson "'· Rockefe~er and country music 76-hour display until Monday at 1 a.m. EDT when the United nominating process and Conference, Rhode Island Instead · they demanded star Jollnny Cash ~d by. States will be embarked on a third century of freedom. speech making. . . Gov. Philllp Noel, outgoing that Christians withdraw The participants, ranging in age from 3 to 85 years old, Prior to the Nazi demonstration at Lafayette Park, about 75 Four years ago, McGovern chairman of the Democratic from Jisr A1 Pasha camp reflected America past and -present in eight separate themes Indians beat on tom-toms while picketing the White House, made hla acceptance speech Governor's ·Conference and captured Tuesday and froin from the birth of a nation ,in 1776 to the age of space two calling for abolition of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and direct . at 3 a.m., long after most Florida Q_ov. Reubin Askew, positions around Tal Zaatar. centuries later. negotiations with Ford.on their treatment by the government. · viewers went to bed: This the new Democratic The Christians claimed to There were colorfully a! tired hands from \very sector of the o year, a party . spokesman governors' chairman. • have captured most of the said, Chairman !\Obert Noel raised controversy camp on F'rfday and ID have ;l~ij~!~~~~;m1~tt!i!~~~t~~~i~~~mtr~~~r~~~~;~;;~i~~;i~~~~ · Strauss · said, -"10:30 no withillthepartywhenhewas talren 300 prisoners of war. ~Iter what,'~ even if the · quoted as making re11141rks The · Palestinians admitted scheduled business of vice about ghetto-life blacks the outer defenaes of the presidential ·nominations Is · considered derogatory. A& a · camp bad been penetrat!!d, senator said. · PHILADELPHIA, July 3 By WESLEY G. PIPPERT cabinet I'm an employe and I more empathy and respect not complete: result, h'e resigned . as but said the Olristians had Richard Stone, the 47-year- - Congress began conWASHINGTON (UPI) - hav e to defend • his for blacks than the Kennedys, Strauss, In a statement chairman of the platform -been beaten back from the old junior senator from slderatlon 01 Thomas Black Congressman Andrew administration." , Johnson and 1972 Democratic Friday, said: "Where we committee. . IMer gates of llle camp. Florida, wasn't kidding. Jefferson's Declaration of Young, acknowledging the The Atlanta congressman pre sidential candidate once wondered If we could Openness is his cause. IDdependence, written ' to liberal . and black has supported Carter since George-S. McGovern. He believes in nonsecrecy explain to the Amertcd communities are "holding the start of the former . "He grew up with black !10 much !hat, upon comlng·to ~e and other govern- me accountable" for Jlnuny Georgi a governor ' s people, he empatllizes very Washlngtoo in January, 1975, nients of the world the carter, says Carter would presidential campaign . .well with poor p~ople he had Ute door to his private reasom for tbe dtclsloll to run an activist'" presidency on Young, a minister and col- generully. He's known the office removed from Its become an Independent ' behalf of minorities and the league of Martin Luther King effects of racism and poverty BEREA, Ohio (UPI) . - Pollee Lt. loren Merwin, who Souih\vest General Hospital hinges, d poor. Jr., gave his views In ·an first hand. He di~n't learn Four people were injured, .said John E. Jackullc, a in Middleburg Heights and Anyone can wander In and nation. ·Some e1ega.les But · Young says he interview with UPI . about it in sociological • Massive throngs view 200thbirthday parade in capital 1m "Got'! !:, 0p·enn · es.s 1•s style· ~f~i!~=~u~~~ · JARS · .CARTON Of 12 . . . QUAI'I . - HICIC'SUG. $11.99 $611 SIWUIJIIr. LANTERN STOVE . :uo. $15• 5229 5J677 HEQ('SREG. SIOIIU"T. . $2.99 ..UWAII,.T. •• • Dateline 1776 ~oung to stay ~.n congress . Blast injures 4 persons - one of lllem aeriously, when a five.gallon bucket of chemicals; apparently being mixed for July 4th celebra tlons, exploded ~:a¥ .in .the • Ford s'alutes Nation • OR 200th . /!,nnz~ersary Derus to hear past nominees TRANSMI$SION NATIONAL 8x 10 HECK'S REG. MAGIC .. Sturdy Metal Frome with Convos Cover· jng a nd Pillow for lOung ing . HECK'S By JAMES J. DOYLE · argon, at lhe polar recion but PASADENA,. call!. (UPI) miud In 11111811er amounta In - New data from V - I the rest of lhe atmOJphere. was being ~ed Saturday Dr. Barney Farmer, head and acientlall said old of the team studying - theories about 1f1ars ,a re moisture, said water vapor ROTARY OFFICERS- New qfflcers of the Middieport- Luar~ of directors. Dan Thompson, president, was unable to . belng whiaked away, but varies over the planet, and at ·l'omeroY - ~ Club were ln$talled Friday evening attend becall!l• of poor health ..Buck will serve in his place lllere are m!l'e riew questions different Urnes during the lllan ~wers. day. followinl! dimer at Heath United Methodist !)lurch. Left to untll Thompson return~ or decides he cannot In which case right are Judge Ro!Mlrt Buck, vice president and acting Buck ivl11 be president. Webt:r pr~senled Buck the Bob Coats lnformatloo from Infra red· · Asmllchaa40to50micro~ president; Vernon W~ber, lnunediate past president: John pin worn by each president In memory ol the late Bob Coat.s, readings of the Martian of water are seen jn the -Werner, re.elected secretary; Wilbur Theobald, reelecteQ a long time member of the club. Weber· received a past atmoap~ere and water atmoirphere tn some regions, treasurer; cart Denison, John Will and Robert Bumgarner, president's pin from R~bert Bumgarner. ' · . moisture ··'added a few much .more thap was aurpl'ilel!, scientlsta said. expected. A micron is one . "We are eagerly awaiting mllllooth of a meter. the· refinements of thoae He said 20 to 30 microns readings," Dr. George Sanda ·were found tn the Hellas of Mlaslon Control, said.. Basin a large bowl "They we.re quite !IIITO~ded by mounlatna in unexpected." the southern hemisphere. · VIking 1 is oriKtlng Mafs "We were aurprlsed becauie SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1976 lllllan~'!~ln g for a Jlluedly hel7 It la -10 cold there," he said, . _Y. O .,...L..:... ..:..1;..1._N_O_.2_3......,__ __,.-----------'---~--------P_A_ GE~13 -... an area ca . t At the site where VIking 1 Norlllwest Territory, about will land there Ia sufficient · 150 miles from the fl!'st choice niOiature to provide ground landing site which was found fog, frost and even snow, to, be too hazardous. Farmer said. Dr. Hugh Keiffer, an . Mars apparently had wide atmospheric _scientist, said flowir!g rivers at one time. llle Martian south pole was But where llle water e,a_Jlj& • 1•,,. 1 colder than was earlier from and where 1! hail sc>ne 1 ' ''''\I : , · believed . ~~ was found to be are· not known . ';.~ · "' . • • 216 degrees below 1ero '.;, ~ ~ . Fahrenheit, below the . ·' •, • •> condensation point of carboo dioxide which makes up .Christians hit Palestine .camp ... HAMMOCK $6 .99 HECK'S HECK'S REG: $1.24 .. CDSMETK IJII't, · 4 POINT TORCH IEWB.IYS.T. WITH/CHIME 74' - PATIO FILM $1 REG: QT. ALUMIIUM 20 EXPOSURES .29 9( HA!IDWAIE DEI'T. KODAK 36COUNT FOIL PACK ALKA SELTZER # HEC~'S HECK'S REG. photographer . doing wed- . dings and P\1,rtraits lor the past four years. He was also photographer for the Gallia County Sheriff's Department two years. Dale has com- .HECil'l5 RIG. $1.11 GULF POLARQID SX-70 • -\ , •. E~§~~~f~~~~;~~ - ~~~~;~~:dii ~:¥f~~;~~:t; looking·. ~~~~~~!\f~tw. :~~~t~~~ri!sm~ ))'~~~=~'Y.:: ::~:::::,:::::::::::~.:::::Y:.:,f: : : : : : :,· h d a ea POLl DENT TABLETS SERVICEFOR 8 . 0 t * MELAMINE ' ; cheiJ!Istry buff from Brook Park, · apparently was plaDning to use ihe .chemicals for some sort of Fourlll of July celebration Sunday. . released. Dqnna Emer, 21, also waa treated for heild tnjurlel!at the same hospital and released. She was Injured when the blast knocked a look ·over Stone's shoulder when he'sat his desk. Anyone can riffle through his file cahlnela. · Ue also publishes his ;~~:~~~~:r:e~:~~:~c~.:: probably would not t~ke a job He said other black In a Carter admlnistra.tion • congressman Charles Jeffenon's condemnation because he would . ''ha~e ~ Rangel of New York, Roriald of slavery. defend hts admlnistrat~on.. •DeJlums of California and . - ·; "I~eally kind of sol~ him to yvonne Burke of California ae~~~~~ :~!- ~~f~;~ oo;:::u~ ~~ aa~sler.!; ~1om,:0 ~~ ~~~~~n~- :~tJtt:l:!:!'~:(ftfi : : : : : :::::::!~I!~:::: ~: lt~~~ckcom~~~%un~~~ inili~1Y. not yard of a . PoUC!l said the blast had was In poor condition In the the power of 15 sticks of ' burn center at Cleveland _dyt\am!te and blew out the. Metropolitan General walls, celllnp and windows Hospital, where lain Rae, 22, of one home and broke scores Barberton, was in fair of windows throughout the condition after being treated nelghbprhood. · for a severed ·artery in his · The 1:23 a.m. explosion arm. · also shook the poUce station, . James· .Grey, 18, · was nearly three mUea •way,uid treated for head. injuries at ·,j .\ 1 chemicals several times before to create . ~osions and smoke for theatrical productions, ac~ording to Merwin. "He had fooled-ai'OW'Kl with the stuff for years," Merwin said. "Hep:obllbly'!fanted to make It a nolae _effect for tomorrow." - insists his employes earning l \ over 515,000 II year disclose . . . . GIRLFAINTS their income taxes. · ; · POMEROY -:- . he "I've never ex!Jiirtenced an Pomeroy · E-R squad was Incident of discourtesy or called to Elberfeld's DeP,at:tlntrilllion,'' Democrat Slone ment Store at 12;27 p.n\. tella an Interviewer. "Nobody Saturday for Lori Euler, 12, Interrupts. Peojlle wait Until who had fainted. She 'W~ I'm done 'doing what I'm '· taken to Veterans Memdrial doing.' Hospital. ·~ + generally and they~ holding m~ accoun.table, . You~g ~atd, addmg · that his ~dependence mar keep him m Congress 1f Carter be.~omes prestde,nt. . ~.Congres_s I m free to ~ acrtttcand s~:u be a friend, Young sa1d. Even th~ugh I like him, onfC I ge! m the I textbooks." "It's not just identity and empathy, there 's a cerljlin respect that comes through, that's not the traditional :~=f~: ~!~t b~~~i~~~ support Carter But he said they told him it politicians." was "therightthing"forhlm "He will try to make a to supPort Carter. At a House · government thatseesltselfas ..._ Democratic caucus several not existing in its own right, days ago, Mrs. Burke told of pursuing its own Carter his supporters were to bureaucratic ends. He will be commended for "mending retnind the bureaucracy that fences" without animosity. it's there to Mrve the Young said Carter has people." · " �.. • ~ . OPIIIAILY Scientis s re \ siu·d ying Mars . . OP--'111 10 TO 9 PARKING DAI..ELEAR · , ., Dale Lear opens. stlldio • GALLIPOLIS - Lear _. pleled the Bill StoCkwell Photography, formerly · Wedding Photography Scllpol Grover's Studio, opened for and has attended wedding ·business July I. Dale E. Lear and portrait seminars sponis.thenewowner. sored by Professional Lear had been managing Photographers of America. · · 40COUNT SET -- . lUCK'S REG. 99' • ·9:'3( . ., HECK'S REG.$20.99 JEWElRY DEPT.- toS.Jrmt,T. .. CHARCOAL LIGHTER FILM $488 48 . · $5.99 . JEWElRY DEPT. ~ ' . $488 I)ELU}(E s. REG. 5COUNT GILLEnE ,. 9'' . · SUfll STAIIUSS BLADES ~- 59' , 19' HECK'S REG. $18.99 HARDWARE DlPT. PATIO CANDLES . REG. HE~'SREG• HECK'S · lEG. '1.09 $1.56 'aiiWAIE_,T. 66' LUX cfSMitK IJB'I. · ~·~x50'~ GRANDFATHER CLOCK ~- ~ WATER HOSE 5 on~ JIWiliY , . , $144 HECK'S RiG. $1.89 3QTS. ' , · . LIMIT 6 QTS. GULF.PRIDE . MULTI-G ' :, HECK'S REG. $99.99 MOTOR OIL . SPOI~IIIPT. 49:,: HECK'S REG. $1.67 HICK'SIEG. 79' Qf, AUTOMOTIVE tJEPT. 12 OZ. LIQUID SPIRIT Of AMERICA .,,TURTLE WAX COLEMAN · BICENTENNIAL AIR MATTRESS '·_97(': COOLER & JUG COMBINATION $199 ·~. HECK'SIEG. 58' QT. JIWB.IYIBT. HECK'S REG. AUTOMATIC " $100. $5976 LETTUCE CRISPER ES FLUID lj'w.h01t( Q1•1)11•t>ol o~jltot: l ~ ~. br~• ~JJ•ofl.k~ro logt.o o+.r0019h<>~dGrl. <K,-• l•pprr• <k>w n <enie• !'nd or;t.,.. ban<>nJ oldoot 8', 10' hont.. o lot ~~t l6", )t, 1-be<IJI.o» K<n".r>ed • llld<liwf, r >.]' ~ or.c ed <O lot ~ I ~" dO" ...;f\do.l, Wo(il l!i..-t "tlcn. f~o-1 .,..._ <OOIM .., ~olp<Hf JIGIIr~Y~II'<' HARDWARE DEPT. _ iSYLVANIA 'to CABIN TENT '3.f4 HECK'S REG. $14.96 SPARK PLUG' SOCKET .· 77( 3 •.29 g(JIT$1J91. carter.,. ·•· ' ' studio will be open : on Taesday through Saturday -'1().,5 p.m. and llnlU -8 p.m. Thursday evenings. For an appointment c.,Jl446-7494. used. Kelvin begins at 459 President For.d Satu;i'day - song and story," he said. degrees below zero ~lelll'ated ~e nation's "So, break out the Dags, . . f 2llOtb birthday in a round of strike up the band, light up DAYTON (UP!) - One hundred years of speculation and ilhrenheit. activities In the Washingtoo the sky and let the whole wide mystery ends Tuesday when a "mystery letter" Is opened at Keiffer said also thst they · area. '" world know that the United Wright State University during Daytoo's Bicentennial found as much as 80 per cent · Ford spent the morning at States of America is about to observation. of an inert gas, belleved to.he By WILUAM CIYITEREIL the White House, then headed have another happy birthday, . The letter was written in 1876 at the nation's centennial · · J~yNtrt~· : I L , . for the Burning Tree Country . still going strong at 200, and celebration by a Dayton woman who signed the envelope "S. ._.., Club for a round of golf with in the words of the great AI H. N."The st!aled letter was inscribed with the instructions Interviewing prospective Bob Hope in a match against Jolson - You ain't seen "not to (be) opened and re-read'lmtil the 4th of July, A. D. ruruimg mates early next Washington Redskin quarter- nothin' yet." 1976." · week at his southwest back Billy Kilmer and Ford said the United States The letter was received by the Department of the Interior Georgia peanut farm. linebocker Rusty Tiilman. "is probably the only country July 15, 1ir16, and filed under.-"Patents and Miscellaneous'' Jody Powell, Carter's press In the evening, the ·on earlllthat puts 'the pursuit before being· . forwar ded to th e Nation a1 Ar ch'tves for secretary, said-there was "no President and Mrs. Ford of happiness' right after life preservation. real significance" to the attended a performance of lind liberfy alnong the GodThe Dayton-Montgomery County ·Sicentennlal Conimisorder in which the Interviews the " Honor America given rights of every hwnan sion, as part of the area's celebration of America's 200th occur and VISits would be PrograUI' ' featuring the being." birthday, got the letter out of storage and returned it here . ann~ed . of · , Mormon :t'abernacle, Bob ' In rema~ks prepared for After it is opened, the letter will he stored ~nd displayed in . Powe ! one . car!A!r ~ lop ~J Art· Linkletter and delivery '\t. ~lley Forge . ll!e ,¥,~;hives section of WSU's llbrary. By.MIOOEI,'ROSS A leftist radio brllBdcast resistance; · destroying' ·aides, saJd nO'iJt'.?llllililit1er· ev'angeliSt Billy Grsham at Sunday, Ford "'sruct:' ' ••· ' 'Efforts tO trace the identity of S. H. N. through records of BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) said Christian forces _several Christian vehicles had been 188Ued. the John F. Kennedy Center · "As we continue our the Dayton Centennial activities have failed, and speculation , , _ A new truce between atlacked the camp during the and lnfllcttng "hundreds of ~arter has more than for the Performing ilrts American adventure, the as to the contents of the letter has ranged from confession to "Christians and Palestlnlanso morning and later brought up caslljllties on the attackers," e11ough _delega:te .votes to Ford opened the patriots of Valley Forge and prophecy to revelation of scandaL took hold 1n most of Beirut ' armored reinforcements and the radio satd. ensure his n~t 111!' as 1.he performance after attending the pioneers oft~ American The let~ will be read by WSU' Vice President and Vice Saturday, ·but Christian . several lniimtry regiments· Th_e future of the truce, Dem_ocrats prestdenttal a reception, saying, "We are frontier, indeed all our heroes Provost fOr Academic Affairs Dr . John V. Murray at 10 a.m. leaderS'i'efused,'to· abide 'by and launched another assalllt mediated by ·Arab . League cand!datein New York m less a happy peojJle because we and heroines of war and the cease-flr.e around the at noon under-heavy artillery • SeCretary General_Mahmoud than two weeks.. . are a free people and while peace, send us this single !{:;:::;;:;::::!});;:::::::::::::;:::::;,::::;::::;:;::::::::;:;:::'::::)!!::::;::!{ !::,:;::r:::;;::):::;:::r f :!;:;:::;: besieged Tal ;r.aatar Pales- C~Jver. . ·· · Rlad, remaln~d uncertain . His preconventton ~ule we have our faults artd'our urgent message ; ThOugh tlnian refugee camp. · camp defenders put up stiff wtth each stde making metudes a July .4 VISit to faUI!res, tonight is · not the prosperity is a good thing, - discipline is strong within its willing to suffer for it . · . · · acceptanc.e conditional on WeStville, a replica of an time to parade them. Rather though compassionate people. <~ If we remeffiber this, we demands rejected by the .lll5(k! ~ontter village near let's look to our third century charity is a good thing, "Independence has to be can bring health where· there other side. ,Lwnpktn, Ga . .. . . as the ceniury in which though Institutional reform is defended as well as declared; ls now diseaSe, peace whet:e · · fleavy fighting continued . He wtll breakfast wtth · freedom finds fulflUment in a good thing , a nation freedom is always worth there is strife, progress on all · fronts past the · Democratic governors at the even greater creativity and survives only so long as the fighting for; and liberty ulti- where there is want.·: midnight truce deadline, but Nat tonal Governors individuality. · spirit of sacrifice and self- mately belongs only to those dwindled during the morning Conference in Hershey, Pa., to sporadic gunftre except_lit Tuesday 'and on Wednesday llle area of Tal Zaatar, tn Dies south for a fund raiSing southeastern Beirut. dinner in Fort Lauderdale, Christian leaders 'told Riad Fla ., returning to Plains that Saturday they ~ould not night. He departs for the By IRA R, AlLEN even (inish our presidential adhere to the cease-fire in the coovimtioo in New York next · WASHINGTON (uP!) ·nomination balloting . on area of Tal Zaatar, the radio Saturday. . Sens. George McGovern and Wedneadaynight, we now ca~ ·said·. Jol\y Powell pCarter's press Hubert Humphrey , the tw~ . plan the one ballot for the Riad lnunedlately began secretary, said carter spent l!len who lost the preslden~ -···· most convenient time for our lalks with Palest~ official Saturday "reading and . · · A to Richard Nixon, will delegates; as well as the best ~arouk Kaddoumi, leftist working on speeches WASHINGTON (UPI) - The progress of the American United States-from Lynnfietd:'Jfass., one of the first to address the Democratic time for radio and television leader Kamal Jumblatt and pritnarily." • · people through 200yearsas a nation was vividly paraded in the send Minutemen to Concord and uxington, to high schoolers National Convention next broadcastS _and newspaper Lt. Col. Yussef Mansour, Carter says he would · nation's capital Saturday with a massive turnout of 500,000 of Milpitas, Calif. One unit, the Newark, Del., Fife and Drum week. deadlines across the chief of staff of the· leftist narrow hls list of choices to a speclators viewing a pageaJI\ry of floats, marching units and Corps played "The World Turned Upside Down," the refrain Thespeechesbytheparty's Cilunlry." ubanese Arab Army. mere handful, invilinjJ some bands galore. ' . · thatwassoundedattheBritishsurrenderatYorklown. psst nominees will come on . In addition to frontrunner · The Palestinians and to Plains and meeting others 'I1Ie !hree~ur Bicentennial parade on Constitution Avenue There was oom-pah-pah from the German Postal Workers the second day of the Jimmy Carter's, the names leftists Friday night in Atlanta, Washington or In dowitto'!"' Walbil)gton overshadowed a rally of the Band from Koblenz, Germany . The Burlington (canada) Teen convention, July 13, andof Morris Udall, Edmund G. announced · te nt11 ti v e elsewhere'. -Amer.lc,nNazi Party at Lafayette Park across from the White Tour Band and the West German Armed Forces Band given !heir oratorical skills- Brown Jr., and Ellen McCor- . acceptance of the 4tsi truce After IllS trip to Hershey, House enil the proteal picketing by contingents of American marched in the procession with service bands of the U.S. couldbeamongthehlghspots mack will be placed in in 14 months just before it Powell said Carter has a !nd'iri'oh Nnnsylvania Avenue in front of the executive Marines, Army, Navy and Coast Guard. of what could be the least nomination, officials said. was due to go into effect. But · haircut and a denial appoint· mansilm. ' · •' ' · The 18 patriotic floats sailed majestically on parade. There eventful _· Democratic , Also addre·ssing the they rejj!Cied a Christian ment scheduled in Atlanta:. ~.'out\iourilig'oi·~ watching the star-spangled parade were units on horseback, an Irish tub cart from the 1800's, a convention·ln years. C~Jnventlbn, besides Carter demand that • 2,500 Arab Quipping · about ,,.;i_..~( M;~WU£i~n14iwas the greatest ever for such an event horse-drawn beer wa gon of. l880, an elephant from a nearby The agenda was designed when ·he· accepts ·the uague peace-keeping troops candldat~·s fallliiU}If"e!h, • in ~-c;lty's hlstO!'f,<By 1)1\rade time, observers from a police Reston, va ., pet farm, antique cars, including an Edsel, to keep any POIBible rules, nomination he locked up a in the area enforce ·the terms Powell saJd, ,~·lte~estimtl~tl!i! q:owl\at150,000. An hour later, it was Klompendansers from Cedar Grove, Wis., Navajos from cred~ntlals or platform month early, will be of past agreements polished up . , ; }}\$¢'*,ublf, 101rtng lilll!r io a 'balf-million. · Arizona , stage coaches and Conestoga wagons . ;i)i..~L i' 'iltt·!pe!:la~rss\OOJ\ llllil!e than 30 deep along tho-14-block The paraders passed by the National Archives Building disputes off prime-time Milwaukee Mayor ·Henry · regulating the Palestinian conventioo." television and Ul!e the peak Meier, head of the guerrllla presence in · "' . parade route m wlltlil Jtily weatller as the processiOn headed where the Declaration of Independence was on uninterrupted evening viewing hours for the · Democratic Mayors ' Lebanon. by Vice President Nelson "'· Rockefe~er and country music 76-hour display until Monday at 1 a.m. EDT when the United nominating process and Conference, Rhode Island Instead · they demanded star Jollnny Cash ~d by. States will be embarked on a third century of freedom. speech making. . . Gov. Philllp Noel, outgoing that Christians withdraw The participants, ranging in age from 3 to 85 years old, Prior to the Nazi demonstration at Lafayette Park, about 75 Four years ago, McGovern chairman of the Democratic from Jisr A1 Pasha camp reflected America past and -present in eight separate themes Indians beat on tom-toms while picketing the White House, made hla acceptance speech Governor's ·Conference and captured Tuesday and froin from the birth of a nation ,in 1776 to the age of space two calling for abolition of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and direct . at 3 a.m., long after most Florida Q_ov. Reubin Askew, positions around Tal Zaatar. centuries later. negotiations with Ford.on their treatment by the government. · viewers went to bed: This the new Democratic The Christians claimed to There were colorfully a! tired hands from \very sector of the o year, a party . spokesman governors' chairman. • have captured most of the said, Chairman !\Obert Noel raised controversy camp on F'rfday and ID have ;l~ij~!~~~~;m1~tt!i!~~~t~~~i~~~mtr~~~r~~~~;~;;~i~~;i~~~~ · Strauss · said, -"10:30 no withillthepartywhenhewas talren 300 prisoners of war. ~Iter what,'~ even if the · quoted as making re11141rks The · Palestinians admitted scheduled business of vice about ghetto-life blacks the outer defenaes of the presidential ·nominations Is · considered derogatory. A& a · camp bad been penetrat!!d, senator said. · PHILADELPHIA, July 3 By WESLEY G. PIPPERT cabinet I'm an employe and I more empathy and respect not complete: result, h'e resigned . as but said the Olristians had Richard Stone, the 47-year- - Congress began conWASHINGTON (UPI) - hav e to defend • his for blacks than the Kennedys, Strauss, In a statement chairman of the platform -been beaten back from the old junior senator from slderatlon 01 Thomas Black Congressman Andrew administration." , Johnson and 1972 Democratic Friday, said: "Where we committee. . IMer gates of llle camp. Florida, wasn't kidding. Jefferson's Declaration of Young, acknowledging the The Atlanta congressman pre sidential candidate once wondered If we could Openness is his cause. IDdependence, written ' to liberal . and black has supported Carter since George-S. McGovern. He believes in nonsecrecy explain to the Amertcd communities are "holding the start of the former . "He grew up with black !10 much !hat, upon comlng·to ~e and other govern- me accountable" for Jlnuny Georgi a governor ' s people, he empatllizes very Washlngtoo in January, 1975, nients of the world the carter, says Carter would presidential campaign . .well with poor p~ople he had Ute door to his private reasom for tbe dtclsloll to run an activist'" presidency on Young, a minister and col- generully. He's known the office removed from Its become an Independent ' behalf of minorities and the league of Martin Luther King effects of racism and poverty BEREA, Ohio (UPI) . - Pollee Lt. loren Merwin, who Souih\vest General Hospital hinges, d poor. Jr., gave his views In ·an first hand. He di~n't learn Four people were injured, .said John E. Jackullc, a in Middleburg Heights and Anyone can wander In and nation. ·Some e1ega.les But · Young says he interview with UPI . about it in sociological • Massive throngs view 200thbirthday parade in capital 1m "Got'! !:, 0p·enn · es.s 1•s style· ~f~i!~=~u~~~ · JARS · .CARTON Of 12 . . . QUAI'I . - HICIC'SUG. $11.99 $611 SIWUIJIIr. LANTERN STOVE . :uo. $15• 5229 5J677 HEQ('SREG. SIOIIU"T. . $2.99 ..UWAII,.T. •• • Dateline 1776 ~oung to stay ~.n congress . Blast injures 4 persons - one of lllem aeriously, when a five.gallon bucket of chemicals; apparently being mixed for July 4th celebra tlons, exploded ~:a¥ .in .the • Ford s'alutes Nation • OR 200th . /!,nnz~ersary Derus to hear past nominees TRANSMI$SION NATIONAL 8x 10 HECK'S REG. MAGIC .. Sturdy Metal Frome with Convos Cover· jng a nd Pillow for lOung ing . HECK'S By JAMES J. DOYLE · argon, at lhe polar recion but PASADENA,. call!. (UPI) miud In 11111811er amounta In - New data from V - I the rest of lhe atmOJphere. was being ~ed Saturday Dr. Barney Farmer, head and acientlall said old of the team studying - theories about 1f1ars ,a re moisture, said water vapor ROTARY OFFICERS- New qfflcers of the Middieport- Luar~ of directors. Dan Thompson, president, was unable to . belng whiaked away, but varies over the planet, and at ·l'omeroY - ~ Club were ln$talled Friday evening attend becall!l• of poor health ..Buck will serve in his place lllere are m!l'e riew questions different Urnes during the lllan ~wers. day. followinl! dimer at Heath United Methodist !)lurch. Left to untll Thompson return~ or decides he cannot In which case right are Judge Ro!Mlrt Buck, vice president and acting Buck ivl11 be president. Webt:r pr~senled Buck the Bob Coats lnformatloo from Infra red· · Asmllchaa40to50micro~ president; Vernon W~ber, lnunediate past president: John pin worn by each president In memory ol the late Bob Coat.s, readings of the Martian of water are seen jn the -Werner, re.elected secretary; Wilbur Theobald, reelecteQ a long time member of the club. Weber· received a past atmoap~ere and water atmoirphere tn some regions, treasurer; cart Denison, John Will and Robert Bumgarner, president's pin from R~bert Bumgarner. ' · . moisture ··'added a few much .more thap was aurpl'ilel!, scientlsta said. expected. A micron is one . "We are eagerly awaiting mllllooth of a meter. the· refinements of thoae He said 20 to 30 microns readings," Dr. George Sanda ·were found tn the Hellas of Mlaslon Control, said.. Basin a large bowl "They we.re quite !IIITO~ded by mounlatna in unexpected." the southern hemisphere. · VIking 1 is oriKtlng Mafs "We were aurprlsed becauie SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1976 lllllan~'!~ln g for a Jlluedly hel7 It la -10 cold there," he said, . _Y. O .,...L..:... ..:..1;..1._N_O_.2_3......,__ __,.-----------'---~--------P_A_ GE~13 -... an area ca . t At the site where VIking 1 Norlllwest Territory, about will land there Ia sufficient · 150 miles from the fl!'st choice niOiature to provide ground landing site which was found fog, frost and even snow, to, be too hazardous. Farmer said. Dr. Hugh Keiffer, an . Mars apparently had wide atmospheric _scientist, said flowir!g rivers at one time. llle Martian south pole was But where llle water e,a_Jlj& • 1•,,. 1 colder than was earlier from and where 1! hail sc>ne 1 ' ''''\I : , · believed . ~~ was found to be are· not known . ';.~ · "' . • • 216 degrees below 1ero '.;, ~ ~ . Fahrenheit, below the . ·' •, • •> condensation point of carboo dioxide which makes up .Christians hit Palestine .camp ... HAMMOCK $6 .99 HECK'S HECK'S REG: $1.24 .. CDSMETK IJII't, · 4 POINT TORCH IEWB.IYS.T. WITH/CHIME 74' - PATIO FILM $1 REG: QT. ALUMIIUM 20 EXPOSURES .29 9( HA!IDWAIE DEI'T. KODAK 36COUNT FOIL PACK ALKA SELTZER # HEC~'S HECK'S REG. photographer . doing wed- . dings and P\1,rtraits lor the past four years. He was also photographer for the Gallia County Sheriff's Department two years. Dale has com- .HECil'l5 RIG. $1.11 GULF POLARQID SX-70 • -\ , •. E~§~~~f~~~~;~~ - ~~~~;~~:dii ~:¥f~~;~~:t; looking·. ~~~~~~!\f~tw. :~~~t~~~ri!sm~ ))'~~~=~'Y.:: ::~:::::,:::::::::::~.:::::Y:.:,f: : : : : : :,· h d a ea POLl DENT TABLETS SERVICEFOR 8 . 0 t * MELAMINE ' ; cheiJ!Istry buff from Brook Park, · apparently was plaDning to use ihe .chemicals for some sort of Fourlll of July celebration Sunday. . released. Dqnna Emer, 21, also waa treated for heild tnjurlel!at the same hospital and released. She was Injured when the blast knocked a look ·over Stone's shoulder when he'sat his desk. Anyone can riffle through his file cahlnela. · Ue also publishes his ;~~:~~~~:r:e~:~~:~c~.:: probably would not t~ke a job He said other black In a Carter admlnistra.tion • congressman Charles Jeffenon's condemnation because he would . ''ha~e ~ Rangel of New York, Roriald of slavery. defend hts admlnistrat~on.. •DeJlums of California and . - ·; "I~eally kind of sol~ him to yvonne Burke of California ae~~~~~ :~!- ~~f~;~ oo;:::u~ ~~ aa~sler.!; ~1om,:0 ~~ ~~~~~n~- :~tJtt:l:!:!'~:(ftfi : : : : : :::::::!~I!~:::: ~: lt~~~ckcom~~~%un~~~ inili~1Y. not yard of a . PoUC!l said the blast had was In poor condition In the the power of 15 sticks of ' burn center at Cleveland _dyt\am!te and blew out the. Metropolitan General walls, celllnp and windows Hospital, where lain Rae, 22, of one home and broke scores Barberton, was in fair of windows throughout the condition after being treated nelghbprhood. · for a severed ·artery in his · The 1:23 a.m. explosion arm. · also shook the poUce station, . James· .Grey, 18, · was nearly three mUea •way,uid treated for head. injuries at ·,j .\ 1 chemicals several times before to create . ~osions and smoke for theatrical productions, ac~ording to Merwin. "He had fooled-ai'OW'Kl with the stuff for years," Merwin said. "Hep:obllbly'!fanted to make It a nolae _effect for tomorrow." - insists his employes earning l \ over 515,000 II year disclose . . . . GIRLFAINTS their income taxes. · ; · POMEROY -:- . he "I've never ex!Jiirtenced an Pomeroy · E-R squad was Incident of discourtesy or called to Elberfeld's DeP,at:tlntrilllion,'' Democrat Slone ment Store at 12;27 p.n\. tella an Interviewer. "Nobody Saturday for Lori Euler, 12, Interrupts. Peojlle wait Until who had fainted. She 'W~ I'm done 'doing what I'm '· taken to Veterans Memdrial doing.' Hospital. ·~ + generally and they~ holding m~ accoun.table, . You~g ~atd, addmg · that his ~dependence mar keep him m Congress 1f Carter be.~omes prestde,nt. . ~.Congres_s I m free to ~ acrtttcand s~:u be a friend, Young sa1d. Even th~ugh I like him, onfC I ge! m the I textbooks." "It's not just identity and empathy, there 's a cerljlin respect that comes through, that's not the traditional :~=f~: ~!~t b~~~i~~~ support Carter But he said they told him it politicians." was "therightthing"forhlm "He will try to make a to supPort Carter. At a House · government thatseesltselfas ..._ Democratic caucus several not existing in its own right, days ago, Mrs. Burke told of pursuing its own Carter his supporters were to bureaucratic ends. He will be commended for "mending retnind the bureaucracy that fences" without animosity. it's there to Mrve the Young said Carter has people." · " �• 15-Tne SUnda.v l'illla ·Senti not ~unrl•v .lnlv 4.1t71 -. .. Jo-Mar women to . sponsor tourney • ' . ' remain the same. All individual awards will be red, while and blue with a crest. "We gave nice awards at our last tournament - but get this ·- all awards thiS •time will be even larger - GAIJ.JPOUS - The Jo- of Gallipolis wiU host an ASA per merit or place.'' a : Mar Trophies Women's team Sanctioned Double spokesman said. Camp ground s are Elimination Women's SloPitch in Gallipolis on July SO- available three miles from the baU fields. The con- " Vinton ·()OUnds f' 31, Aug . 1. Four games wiU cession will be open. be played on July 30. ·Distant teams wlll receive The entry fee is $40 plus 'll , . . Add av1 e nll}C special bra cket con· twoSB12LDudleybalis. ' Vl'NTON - The Vinton · With 18 or more teams sicleralion. For entrance, call or write Pony . League Dodgers theseawardswiUbe~iven: I• avenged an earUer one-run 5 Sponsor; 1-4 Individual ; Jim Chestnut, 633 Second losstoAddavillehereFriday . home run; ,most hits; M'lf'; Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. 14-6. ' and team 1 sportsnuinship. Phone : 1-GI4-446-4150 .• The drawing will be Wed· Facing the Dodger attack Also a team·defense trophy nrlsday, July 8 at 7:30 at J(}were 'l'im McComas two wiU be awarded to the learn Mar Trophies on State St. in doubles and a single; Randy . allowing _the least nwnber of Gallipolis. Hamilton, a triple and double rWlS per ave~age per game. Entry lees must be in by and Brian Hamilton, a triple With less than 18 teams andsingleo awards wtU.be : H spmsor; thi s tim e or make Getting hits for AddaviUe 1-3 individual. All others arrangements with director. were WesUall, a single, Taylor, a single and RusseU, a single. Petrie· was the wifi. LAST CALL ning hurler while RusseU Wll!i charged with the loss. The win pUShed Vinton's record w a-3. The DodgOI'; play at If vou own 40 acres or more in the following . Green Tuesday. townships OIL AND .GAS LEASES LOCAL boys laking part in·this evening's French aty Ski Club show in connectim with the 11th anooaJ ~allipc)lis River Recreatim Festival are, !root row, Robbie Blaclt and Sherwyn Simm. Rear - Don Roy, Mark Smith, Mike llasliani and Mark Carter .. • (l).Q!AJRMEN Don Baird, lelt and' Jason . front during Friday 's French City Sl<i Club re~arsal for ' this evening's river recreatim ski show. More than 25 yoWJgster.; wiU take part in the Bicenteooial Year event. She!lPard, right, almg with Dick Roy and Bruce Scarberry are poctured m the Upstream Public Use Area below the park , e·- Borg is Phils up·division lead · . young~st . champion ··WIMBLEDON (UP!j Bjorn Borg, deciding "attack was the best fonn of defense'' against the .artistry of rue Nastase , cut tbe tern· perainental R.!manian down in straight sets Saturday w become the youngest Wim- · bledon champioo in 45 years despite playing witb three cortisone injectioos 1D ease a painfully strained slmlach muscle. Borg defeated Nastase S-4 &-2, 9-7 .in !MI degree peratures "' add the ooveled •I• •• •' •• •• AMONG the girls taking part "in this evening's·annual Gallipolis Ri•~r Recrealioo Fealval Ski Show on th_e Ohio River· are, le(t to right, Cheryl Baird, Janie Bainl, Peggy Baird, Charlene Roy, Missy F<lller, and RegiS Gilman. Not pictured -Shawn Clarke. This evening's activities will begin at 5: IS under thespoosonhip of the French aty Ski Oub . .. Mets win 9th in row NEW YORK (UP!) - Bud Harrelson raced home from third with the winning run with one outintheiOtb inning Saturday on an errant pickoff attempt at first base by relief pitcher Darold Knowles to givetlleNewYorkMetstheir ninth ~live triumph, a • 3-2 victory over the Chicago ~;::gilts;:~ their Harrelson opened the loth witb a triple off loser Rick Reulcbel, now 7-6, and pincbbitter J~ Torre and Mike PbiWps were bolb walked intentioaally to fill the bases. Koowles relieved and struCk out Bruce Boisclair but his tiii'Oir altempting to pick off Phillips al first go&Jly first baseman Pete Lacocll; and Harrelson scored. · Jose Morales tied tile score at 2-2 for the Cu~ witb a leadoff homer in the ninth inning off Tom Seaver after the Mets had gone ahead 2·1 in the seventh on singles by Ed ·. . .' Kranepool and Wayne Garrett and a double by.Roo Hodges. The CuOO took a HI lead in tile third un a run-scoring single by Jose Cardenal, but Garrett opened tile fifth. inning with a hornet to tie tile score. Twins blank Angels, 2-0 BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UP!) - RuMCoring singles by Steve Braun and Rod Carew in the third inning backed the five.Jtit pitching of Bill Singer Saturday and paced the Minnesota Twins to a 2-0 victory over Nolan Ryan and the California Angels. _Singer, raising his record to How to Sell Your Home. 7-3, aUowed only a pair of Before putting your house vp for sale. Call us to learn infield hi Is by Bruce Boehle what yov shoudl do to sell it . until the seventh inning when faster , easier and at a most the Angels loaded the bases advantageous price . on two singles and a walk. Tile Wllemu AieDCY But Singer got Mario <146·3196 Guerrero oo a ,pop up to end J2.day tournament without dropping a s et since America's Owck McKinley in l953. . . PITTS!iiJRGH CUP!) Dave C8sb beUyslid between the legs of catcher Manny Sanguillen to score the wihnlng 11!11 on Mike Sch· midi's tw~ut ninth inning single Salllrday aild give the Philadel!>hia Phillies a 3-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates in a nationaUy • televised game. Cash singled off loser Bob Moose wifll one out in the ninth, moved to second on an infield ou t and scorec1 the lie· breaking run when .Schmidt grounded a single to left. Left fielder Richie Zisk got off what lqlPeared to he a perfect throw !o the plate on the play lx!t Sanguillen neglected to block the runner 's palh and Cash did a belly-whopping slide right between the ca!cher's legs to beat the tag Garry Maddox in. the sixth.' hy inclles. Oliver, the National The Pirates got the tying League'sleadinghitter,hada run to second base with two perfect 3-lor-3 and raised his outin"the last of the ninth but hatting average to .373. · Sclunidtmade a gamHavlrig · lunging e~!lch ol pinch-bit~ Tommy Heliru!' line drive to Snyder wins end the game . Tug McGraw pi'cked up the win ln relief. new Jaguar Pittsburgh scored single BUFFALO, N.Y. (UP!) --' runs in 'the sixth and seventh Although , he has beeri innings to lie the game at 2-2. frustrated in hls attempt to' BiU Robinson's bloop single seU his National Basketball scored Al Oliver in the sixth AsSocla~m team to Florida: and · pinch-hitter Oinar investors, not everything has' · Moreno tripled and scored on gone wrong lor Buffalo Ed Kirkpatrick 's pinch-hit Braves' owner Paul Snyder.· single .in ,the seventh. • He won a Jaguar The· Phillies' first two runs XJS coupe in a beneiil!or the; off starter George Medich "Dr. I Fund Foundation·" ' were scored on a bases which aids an intensive c~ ' loaded walk in the fourth unit of a New York City .~ inning and a sacrifice fly by hospital. : ·tern: l I M , to win the Women's Singles Crown :for the second time in three years. Borg, who only tnrned 2D last month, became the y0011gest champion since Sidney Wood in 1931, and Is the first man to go through the Wtmbledon nue t.o the wcr . ~ioosbip the Swede won m Dallas last May and now must rank as the No. I player m w~ Tennis, a position officiaUy held by Arthur Asbe who woo the same two titles ·' Briles PLAN NOW TO ATIEND THE , ANNUAL RIVER . ; How To Sell Your Home. 1 faster, easier ind at a most ' advantageous price. '11le WlaeDil!ri Agency '· THE PARADE ' '' : GALLIPOLIS SUNDAY AT 3I] July 10-11 MASON; W.Va.- Entries are still being received for the fifth annual Riverside ~n men's amateur golf tournament which will be held July 10-11 at the Riverside Golf ~urse in Mason. The en!i'y fee for the twoday event is $20. Only the flrSI 144 wiU be accepted. Kenny Frye of Huntington isj the defending champion. To enter, call or write the Riverside golf Course, Mason; West Virginia , Phone Thank You ,. '' ~ILL ARRIVE DOWNTOWN set A SINCERE '''' ··. SUNDAY Golf tourney FOR MY NOMINATION AND YOUR UNITED SUPPORT I• IN THE NOVEMBER GENERAL !• ELECTION I J I' I BRENHAM, Tex. (UPI) Mark Kuecker, lhe No. I draft choice for San Francisco, signed a contract CANDIDATE FOR COURT OF APPEAL S i.' .COME . PLYMOUTH, · England (UP!) - French. skipper Alain Colas lost his second place in the London Observer · Transatlantic single-handed yacht race because ol an Wraction of the rules, The race organizers issued a statement assessing Colas, who sailed the Atlantic sill(!le-handed in his hu~e 236foot "Club Mediterranee " a penalty of 10 per cent of' his elapsed time for accepting sail-hoisting help in Newfoundland. They said his final placing · would not be lixed officially unm all results were in. ENJOY THE -- THANK YOU BALL GAMES THIS WEEKEND. • • FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT . WEATHER PERFECT, TEAMS ·EXCEu.ENT . • •. .. YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT ' OVER •2,000 OF FIR.EWORKS IN THE NOVEMBER ELECTION. • MERRIL TRIPLETI IL . . PD. 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SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT POMEitO:t,otiiO 2-WAY RADIOS , .. _.· , • Wll..L BE APPREOATED _ '. \\IIi ,. Jack W, Clrwy, Mtr. PH.:'f1·2Tll We have a complete line of COBRA CITIZEN'S BAND 3rd ANNUAl UNION WORKMAN l .SenI,. .Molt•· • Giants sign top choice ,. \Judge Franklin Sheeter Pd. Pol. Adv. Colas loses out for infraction POMEROY '----------------...1 new golf mark FORMBY, England (UPI) '- Maurice Flitcrolt set a record Friday in the qualifying round for the· British Open golf championship. Nobody has · ever done worse. 'Flitcroft, a 40-year..,ld crane operator, ente,ed as an unattached profess1onal, but . after his round of 121--49 over par- he admitted he'd never really played a full 18 holes before. TWI. ·write Unt·v'ersal Pet ro 1eum, Box 41, care of The Daily Tribune. ' thursday RAcine came to ' town and again the Pomeroy A wider side-l~p design has made the world 's lar<lestl selling aluminum arm sheet even better by proyldlng greater rigidity ~nd leak resistance. If you want an economical meWll building panel that's 66 percent lighter than galvanized, easier to haro·dle.l can't rust, keeps interiors more comfortable, ne'verneedsl paint and costs less ~o maintain, then you want Kai1serl Alumin~m Twin-Alb Plus. N·fti~~"+PI.IJS We 've got It in 4-foot ' u· wide sheets and long lengths. And It's competitive in price Check Our Price with galvaniied. . o PER 4'.0' SHEET OHIO-GUYAN-CLAY saw the Pomeroy A's Pony on a one-hitter by Mike Hud· League team drop to 1-7 by dleston and Jim O'Brien. losing two g11,.mes . On O'Brien also chipped in with 'fuesday tile A's fell to the two doubles and a. single visiting Pomeroy Royals I~ while Huddleston had a on a line one-hitter by Tom double,- as did Tom Alley, Owens who struck '!ll!t five Dan Dudding, Paul Cardone and walked three. Tom and Dwight HiD. Getting Hawley smacked a triple and singles were I:Uil (2), 'Jolur two singles to lead !be attack, Rees, Dave Robinson, and and Todd Rawtings got two Terry Clark. singles. Jeff Grueser, Mike This time Billy Elkins got Triplett, Troy Griffith, David !he only hit, also a single, Kenneljy, and Ray Andrews · while Keith Musser, Ray each got one single. Stewart, Elkins, and Mickey .Mickey Reed got the only Reed shared the pitching hit for .the A's, a single, while chores. Racine is now 2-4. loser Billy Elkins fanned nine and walked three while · Flitcroft !lets giving up ten hits, 773-9527. 446-3196 blanks Chisox Betore putting your house , ' up for sale, call us to lear!) , what you should do to sell i'l .RECREATION FESTIVAL IN THE JUNE PRIMARY. . GALLIPOLIS - The Red So~ scored eight runs in the bottom of the slxth· inning to tie the score ·but the White Sox prevailed 12 to II in one of the most exciting Little League games on Memorial Field, After 51> innings the White Sox held a cOmmanding II to 4lead but the Red Sox fought hack to tie the score II to II forcing the game into extra innings. John Elardo's solo hpmer in the top of the seventh proved to be the dllleren~e . But the Red Sox refused to give.up. With men on first and second, no outs, Dixon laced a sure double but Kevin Puutns came out of nowhere to snag it and insure the game for the White Sox. For the Red Sox now &-2, the leading hitters were Tony Armstrong 3 lor 5, Brian ijarold, 2 for 3, Ted Dixon, 2 :aor 4, and Dimny Henessey 2 ifot 5. · " For the undefeated White :Box, now 7-11, Phil King was 2 lror 1 including 'a three run · ibomer, John Elardo 2 for 3, :Rick Martin and Bennett had Ingles. •, The winning pitcher was :JGng and Allen took the loss, ' . Billie Jean King's bid to irin a record l'lll:h Wimbledon titki . ended in failure wben she and Betty Stove" lost the Women's Doubles Final,.&-I, ~. H w Qlris Evert and Martina Navratilova. Olris defeated Evonne Goolagoog for the first time ever ongrass.Friday, 6-3.• • Friday to play shortstop lor the Giants. The amount of the contract was not disclosed, but Kuecker initially was offered ., a $50,000package, including a $35,000 bmus. · • Elardo's homer Pomeroy A's 1~7 overall tops Red Sox POMEROY - Last week team was shut out, this time . . last year. the ifl!ling and aUowed just one more single the rest of the way. The Twins managed just four hila off Ryan, wbo struck out eight, but three .of thOse came in the third. Bobby ClflCAGO (UP!) -Nelson RandaU doubled Witb one out · Briles aUowed only three hits and scored on a siJIIIe by Saturday in pitcbing the Braun and, after Roy TeiaSRangerstoa~trium­ Smalley walked , Carew ph over the Chicago White smgled home Braun. So• in the first morning game The loss was the nintb in IS ever played at CooJiskey decisions for Ryan, who went Park. the dls_tance for the ninth Toby Harrah's singled time this season. home Gene ~in !be first and Clines singled bomf a run in the ~ for the Rangers' first two runa. Texas added a niJI in· the ninth on a slnR!e by Juan Beniquez and a lriple by Jim Sundberg. · Briles, raising his record w 7-S, gave up a single to Jim Spencer leading off the lifth, a double to Rich Coggins in the sixth and a double w Jorge Orta with one out in the . ninth. The white So.l biggest threat came in the sixth when they put runners ,on second and third with one out; but Briles retired Orta on a pop out and got Pal KeUy on ~j,fly · to left. Briles struck Out seven and walked three in besting Terry Forster, who • suffered his fifth loss in six decisions. The game, which began at 1~:30 a.m. CDT, attracted IO,o99. '. · 'I'OUGH O'UTFIT- The Racine T-BaU squad recently completed a perfect 11.0 soason. 111~ learn pictured above, WBB coached by BIU JeweU and Mick Winebrenner and played in the Melgs-Mason·New Haven League, Pictured are, front row, 1-r, Brian Diehl, Kenny Layoe, Jon 'futile, Chris Diddle, Chris Jewen. Back row- Charlie Cleland, Marty Cleland, Jamey Hell8ler, Bryan Warden, Matt Jewell, and Robbie Delong . Build u.•.., improved TWIN·RIB. ~~Jhe.easy handler!' ' . •• �• 15-Tne SUnda.v l'illla ·Senti not ~unrl•v .lnlv 4.1t71 -. .. Jo-Mar women to . sponsor tourney • ' . ' remain the same. All individual awards will be red, while and blue with a crest. "We gave nice awards at our last tournament - but get this ·- all awards thiS •time will be even larger - GAIJ.JPOUS - The Jo- of Gallipolis wiU host an ASA per merit or place.'' a : Mar Trophies Women's team Sanctioned Double spokesman said. Camp ground s are Elimination Women's SloPitch in Gallipolis on July SO- available three miles from the baU fields. The con- " Vinton ·()OUnds f' 31, Aug . 1. Four games wiU cession will be open. be played on July 30. ·Distant teams wlll receive The entry fee is $40 plus 'll , . . Add av1 e nll}C special bra cket con· twoSB12LDudleybalis. ' Vl'NTON - The Vinton · With 18 or more teams sicleralion. For entrance, call or write Pony . League Dodgers theseawardswiUbe~iven: I• avenged an earUer one-run 5 Sponsor; 1-4 Individual ; Jim Chestnut, 633 Second losstoAddavillehereFriday . home run; ,most hits; M'lf'; Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. 14-6. ' and team 1 sportsnuinship. Phone : 1-GI4-446-4150 .• The drawing will be Wed· Facing the Dodger attack Also a team·defense trophy nrlsday, July 8 at 7:30 at J(}were 'l'im McComas two wiU be awarded to the learn Mar Trophies on State St. in doubles and a single; Randy . allowing _the least nwnber of Gallipolis. Hamilton, a triple and double rWlS per ave~age per game. Entry lees must be in by and Brian Hamilton, a triple With less than 18 teams andsingleo awards wtU.be : H spmsor; thi s tim e or make Getting hits for AddaviUe 1-3 individual. All others arrangements with director. were WesUall, a single, Taylor, a single and RusseU, a single. Petrie· was the wifi. LAST CALL ning hurler while RusseU Wll!i charged with the loss. The win pUShed Vinton's record w a-3. The DodgOI'; play at If vou own 40 acres or more in the following . Green Tuesday. townships OIL AND .GAS LEASES LOCAL boys laking part in·this evening's French aty Ski Club show in connectim with the 11th anooaJ ~allipc)lis River Recreatim Festival are, !root row, Robbie Blaclt and Sherwyn Simm. Rear - Don Roy, Mark Smith, Mike llasliani and Mark Carter .. • (l).Q!AJRMEN Don Baird, lelt and' Jason . front during Friday 's French City Sl<i Club re~arsal for ' this evening's river recreatim ski show. More than 25 yoWJgster.; wiU take part in the Bicenteooial Year event. She!lPard, right, almg with Dick Roy and Bruce Scarberry are poctured m the Upstream Public Use Area below the park , e·- Borg is Phils up·division lead · . young~st . champion ··WIMBLEDON (UP!j Bjorn Borg, deciding "attack was the best fonn of defense'' against the .artistry of rue Nastase , cut tbe tern· perainental R.!manian down in straight sets Saturday w become the youngest Wim- · bledon champioo in 45 years despite playing witb three cortisone injectioos 1D ease a painfully strained slmlach muscle. Borg defeated Nastase S-4 &-2, 9-7 .in !MI degree peratures "' add the ooveled •I• •• •' •• •• AMONG the girls taking part "in this evening's·annual Gallipolis Ri•~r Recrealioo Fealval Ski Show on th_e Ohio River· are, le(t to right, Cheryl Baird, Janie Bainl, Peggy Baird, Charlene Roy, Missy F<lller, and RegiS Gilman. Not pictured -Shawn Clarke. This evening's activities will begin at 5: IS under thespoosonhip of the French aty Ski Oub . .. Mets win 9th in row NEW YORK (UP!) - Bud Harrelson raced home from third with the winning run with one outintheiOtb inning Saturday on an errant pickoff attempt at first base by relief pitcher Darold Knowles to givetlleNewYorkMetstheir ninth ~live triumph, a • 3-2 victory over the Chicago ~;::gilts;:~ their Harrelson opened the loth witb a triple off loser Rick Reulcbel, now 7-6, and pincbbitter J~ Torre and Mike PbiWps were bolb walked intentioaally to fill the bases. Koowles relieved and struCk out Bruce Boisclair but his tiii'Oir altempting to pick off Phillips al first go&Jly first baseman Pete Lacocll; and Harrelson scored. · Jose Morales tied tile score at 2-2 for the Cu~ witb a leadoff homer in the ninth inning off Tom Seaver after the Mets had gone ahead 2·1 in the seventh on singles by Ed ·. . .' Kranepool and Wayne Garrett and a double by.Roo Hodges. The CuOO took a HI lead in tile third un a run-scoring single by Jose Cardenal, but Garrett opened tile fifth. inning with a hornet to tie tile score. Twins blank Angels, 2-0 BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UP!) - RuMCoring singles by Steve Braun and Rod Carew in the third inning backed the five.Jtit pitching of Bill Singer Saturday and paced the Minnesota Twins to a 2-0 victory over Nolan Ryan and the California Angels. _Singer, raising his record to How to Sell Your Home. 7-3, aUowed only a pair of Before putting your house vp for sale. Call us to learn infield hi Is by Bruce Boehle what yov shoudl do to sell it . until the seventh inning when faster , easier and at a most the Angels loaded the bases advantageous price . on two singles and a walk. Tile Wllemu AieDCY But Singer got Mario <146·3196 Guerrero oo a ,pop up to end J2.day tournament without dropping a s et since America's Owck McKinley in l953. . . PITTS!iiJRGH CUP!) Dave C8sb beUyslid between the legs of catcher Manny Sanguillen to score the wihnlng 11!11 on Mike Sch· midi's tw~ut ninth inning single Salllrday aild give the Philadel!>hia Phillies a 3-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates in a nationaUy • televised game. Cash singled off loser Bob Moose wifll one out in the ninth, moved to second on an infield ou t and scorec1 the lie· breaking run when .Schmidt grounded a single to left. Left fielder Richie Zisk got off what lqlPeared to he a perfect throw !o the plate on the play lx!t Sanguillen neglected to block the runner 's palh and Cash did a belly-whopping slide right between the ca!cher's legs to beat the tag Garry Maddox in. the sixth.' hy inclles. Oliver, the National The Pirates got the tying League'sleadinghitter,hada run to second base with two perfect 3-lor-3 and raised his outin"the last of the ninth but hatting average to .373. · Sclunidtmade a gamHavlrig · lunging e~!lch ol pinch-bit~ Tommy Heliru!' line drive to Snyder wins end the game . Tug McGraw pi'cked up the win ln relief. new Jaguar Pittsburgh scored single BUFFALO, N.Y. (UP!) --' runs in 'the sixth and seventh Although , he has beeri innings to lie the game at 2-2. frustrated in hls attempt to' BiU Robinson's bloop single seU his National Basketball scored Al Oliver in the sixth AsSocla~m team to Florida: and · pinch-hitter Oinar investors, not everything has' · Moreno tripled and scored on gone wrong lor Buffalo Ed Kirkpatrick 's pinch-hit Braves' owner Paul Snyder.· single .in ,the seventh. • He won a Jaguar The· Phillies' first two runs XJS coupe in a beneiil!or the; off starter George Medich "Dr. I Fund Foundation·" ' were scored on a bases which aids an intensive c~ ' loaded walk in the fourth unit of a New York City .~ inning and a sacrifice fly by hospital. : ·tern: l I M , to win the Women's Singles Crown :for the second time in three years. Borg, who only tnrned 2D last month, became the y0011gest champion since Sidney Wood in 1931, and Is the first man to go through the Wtmbledon nue t.o the wcr . ~ioosbip the Swede won m Dallas last May and now must rank as the No. I player m w~ Tennis, a position officiaUy held by Arthur Asbe who woo the same two titles ·' Briles PLAN NOW TO ATIEND THE , ANNUAL RIVER . ; How To Sell Your Home. 1 faster, easier ind at a most ' advantageous price. '11le WlaeDil!ri Agency '· THE PARADE ' '' : GALLIPOLIS SUNDAY AT 3I] July 10-11 MASON; W.Va.- Entries are still being received for the fifth annual Riverside ~n men's amateur golf tournament which will be held July 10-11 at the Riverside Golf ~urse in Mason. The en!i'y fee for the twoday event is $20. Only the flrSI 144 wiU be accepted. Kenny Frye of Huntington isj the defending champion. To enter, call or write the Riverside golf Course, Mason; West Virginia , Phone Thank You ,. '' ~ILL ARRIVE DOWNTOWN set A SINCERE '''' ··. SUNDAY Golf tourney FOR MY NOMINATION AND YOUR UNITED SUPPORT I• IN THE NOVEMBER GENERAL !• ELECTION I J I' I BRENHAM, Tex. (UPI) Mark Kuecker, lhe No. I draft choice for San Francisco, signed a contract CANDIDATE FOR COURT OF APPEAL S i.' .COME . PLYMOUTH, · England (UP!) - French. skipper Alain Colas lost his second place in the London Observer · Transatlantic single-handed yacht race because ol an Wraction of the rules, The race organizers issued a statement assessing Colas, who sailed the Atlantic sill(!le-handed in his hu~e 236foot "Club Mediterranee " a penalty of 10 per cent of' his elapsed time for accepting sail-hoisting help in Newfoundland. They said his final placing · would not be lixed officially unm all results were in. ENJOY THE -- THANK YOU BALL GAMES THIS WEEKEND. • • FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT . WEATHER PERFECT, TEAMS ·EXCEu.ENT . • •. .. YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT ' OVER •2,000 OF FIR.EWORKS IN THE NOVEMBER ELECTION. • MERRIL TRIPLETI IL . . PD. 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If you want an economical meWll building panel that's 66 percent lighter than galvanized, easier to haro·dle.l can't rust, keeps interiors more comfortable, ne'verneedsl paint and costs less ~o maintain, then you want Kai1serl Alumin~m Twin-Alb Plus. N·fti~~"+PI.IJS We 've got It in 4-foot ' u· wide sheets and long lengths. And It's competitive in price Check Our Price with galvaniied. . o PER 4'.0' SHEET OHIO-GUYAN-CLAY saw the Pomeroy A's Pony on a one-hitter by Mike Hud· League team drop to 1-7 by dleston and Jim O'Brien. losing two g11,.mes . On O'Brien also chipped in with 'fuesday tile A's fell to the two doubles and a. single visiting Pomeroy Royals I~ while Huddleston had a on a line one-hitter by Tom double,- as did Tom Alley, Owens who struck '!ll!t five Dan Dudding, Paul Cardone and walked three. Tom and Dwight HiD. Getting Hawley smacked a triple and singles were I:Uil (2), 'Jolur two singles to lead !be attack, Rees, Dave Robinson, and and Todd Rawtings got two Terry Clark. singles. Jeff Grueser, Mike This time Billy Elkins got Triplett, Troy Griffith, David !he only hit, also a single, Kenneljy, and Ray Andrews · while Keith Musser, Ray each got one single. Stewart, Elkins, and Mickey .Mickey Reed got the only Reed shared the pitching hit for .the A's, a single, while chores. Racine is now 2-4. loser Billy Elkins fanned nine and walked three while · Flitcroft !lets giving up ten hits, 773-9527. 446-3196 blanks Chisox Betore putting your house , ' up for sale, call us to lear!) , what you should do to sell i'l .RECREATION FESTIVAL IN THE JUNE PRIMARY. . GALLIPOLIS - The Red So~ scored eight runs in the bottom of the slxth· inning to tie the score ·but the White Sox prevailed 12 to II in one of the most exciting Little League games on Memorial Field, After 51> innings the White Sox held a cOmmanding II to 4lead but the Red Sox fought hack to tie the score II to II forcing the game into extra innings. John Elardo's solo hpmer in the top of the seventh proved to be the dllleren~e . But the Red Sox refused to give.up. With men on first and second, no outs, Dixon laced a sure double but Kevin Puutns came out of nowhere to snag it and insure the game for the White Sox. For the Red Sox now &-2, the leading hitters were Tony Armstrong 3 lor 5, Brian ijarold, 2 for 3, Ted Dixon, 2 :aor 4, and Dimny Henessey 2 ifot 5. · " For the undefeated White :Box, now 7-11, Phil King was 2 lror 1 including 'a three run · ibomer, John Elardo 2 for 3, :Rick Martin and Bennett had Ingles. •, The winning pitcher was :JGng and Allen took the loss, ' . Billie Jean King's bid to irin a record l'lll:h Wimbledon titki . ended in failure wben she and Betty Stove" lost the Women's Doubles Final,.&-I, ~. H w Qlris Evert and Martina Navratilova. Olris defeated Evonne Goolagoog for the first time ever ongrass.Friday, 6-3.• • Friday to play shortstop lor the Giants. The amount of the contract was not disclosed, but Kuecker initially was offered ., a $50,000package, including a $35,000 bmus. · • Elardo's homer Pomeroy A's 1~7 overall tops Red Sox POMEROY - Last week team was shut out, this time . . last year. the ifl!ling and aUowed just one more single the rest of the way. The Twins managed just four hila off Ryan, wbo struck out eight, but three .of thOse came in the third. Bobby ClflCAGO (UP!) -Nelson RandaU doubled Witb one out · Briles aUowed only three hits and scored on a siJIIIe by Saturday in pitcbing the Braun and, after Roy TeiaSRangerstoa~trium­ Smalley walked , Carew ph over the Chicago White smgled home Braun. So• in the first morning game The loss was the nintb in IS ever played at CooJiskey decisions for Ryan, who went Park. the dls_tance for the ninth Toby Harrah's singled time this season. home Gene ~in !be first and Clines singled bomf a run in the ~ for the Rangers' first two runa. Texas added a niJI in· the ninth on a slnR!e by Juan Beniquez and a lriple by Jim Sundberg. · Briles, raising his record w 7-S, gave up a single to Jim Spencer leading off the lifth, a double to Rich Coggins in the sixth and a double w Jorge Orta with one out in the . ninth. The white So.l biggest threat came in the sixth when they put runners ,on second and third with one out; but Briles retired Orta on a pop out and got Pal KeUy on ~j,fly · to left. Briles struck Out seven and walked three in besting Terry Forster, who • suffered his fifth loss in six decisions. The game, which began at 1~:30 a.m. CDT, attracted IO,o99. '. · 'I'OUGH O'UTFIT- The Racine T-BaU squad recently completed a perfect 11.0 soason. 111~ learn pictured above, WBB coached by BIU JeweU and Mick Winebrenner and played in the Melgs-Mason·New Haven League, Pictured are, front row, 1-r, Brian Diehl, Kenny Layoe, Jon 'futile, Chris Diddle, Chris Jewen. Back row- Charlie Cleland, Marty Cleland, Jamey Hell8ler, Bryan Warden, Matt Jewell, and Robbie Delong . Build u.•.., improved TWIN·RIB. ~~Jhe.easy handler!' ' . •• �• ..' 18-The Sunclly Times· Sentinel. simdav . .1ulv 4 HI7A . ' , KC tourney lOR ~TTLE LEAGUERS HOME CENTER CHESHIRE - The !lib Annual Kyger Creek Tour. nament for UIUe Leaguers begins Tueaday, July 6 at 7 p.m. on the Jamea Herreid Field acr01111 from' the Kyger 1")-eek Power Plant near here. First , nunc! action finds Point PleiSIIIt'~ Johnm's Market rneeu~ the Pome1 oy Yankees, The evening 's second game features the Pomeroy Tigers against the Gal!lpoUs Red S9J~:. Twenty. 1-'-----' FRI. 07/16 7100 • SAT, (!7/10 8:30 I FairgreellS Course, · Chalnnan of the Seniors : Go!l Tournament again ~hili . year are John F. Stiffler Sr. . of Jackson and ~; Harless of Wellsron. 0. F. ' Sharp, McArthur, Is H1111orary Chairman. ' . l'!ew committee members this year include Dan Washat;l of · Jackson and _Lawrence E. Gill, Wellston, . Mrs. D. E. Michael, Jacksl!ll is executive secretary of the This Week's Southern Ohio Seniors. , Carts will be furnished and are included in the $26.50 enlocal games try fee which also Includes ' GAlLIPOLIS - Here'sthls Continental Breakfast, lun- . week 's summer teague baseball sche.dule : cheon, and biinqdet at which PEE WEE LEAGUE times , _ _. and d ' Wednesdoy - Eagles .s w...,ues oor car~ t na151 1 p.m. · prizes will be awarded by the Thursdoy - !,Ingels vs. golf cOmmittee. Orroles , 1 p.m . Fridoy - •Robins vs. Jay Entry fnvitaUons are being Hawks, 1 p.m. · mailed soon and shOtild be LITTLE LEAGUE · t ed b A Monday - Red sox vs re urn Y ug. 10. ConMhlellcs , 6; White sox vs: finnation and golf pairings c"f':;,.~'•':·- Wh ite Sox vs ' willbemailedinmid-August. ENOS SUNDAY JULY 4TH ,l : C!W4PIONS!!If> GAllS (f7/17 , • JACKsoN- '"'ugust 31 has been set as the date of the Tenth Arutual Senion Golf Tournament to be held by the Soothem Ohio semora at Falrgreens Country Club, i!) JacksonCOWJty. , One hundred golfers, age 50 and over, will be invited to' the 18 b~le golf rournament on the nine-hole hilly ~E 7:00 • MOll.. (f7/l2 7:15 FRI. (!7/16 8:15 Yankees . .. ·· Wedntsdiy - Senators vs 'nES, r;n/13 7:00 Red so~ .Thursd•y - r-----, T rgers.. Se~~i~~~t 6: T~~::$ TIIURS. 07/15 8: 15 t--..;.....,.-....J A.ll CUes D.S, T. (P.M,) ·' Fthill i ~S . \ Tuesday Braves. Jill Bubbud Jeff l!ubbs~d - Reds .Wtdneselu - G1ants. Th.ursday Reds . !IJES, (!7/13 8:15 t-~--___1 .Friday - G1ants . 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Y.l ~7 .405 16 S.lurolay's results: Te.. s 3 Chicago 0 Minnesota 2 California o Ookland at Kansas City, night Boston at Milwaukee, nlgM New York at Cleveland, night Baltimore at Cleveland, night Baltimore al Detroit, night .TCIUy's gaJMS: . Oakland <Bosman 2·0) at Kansas City <Fitzmorris 9·4), 2:30p.m. Boslon (Wise 6·5) at Milwaukee (Colborn 4·101, Ia CHEST bcrtlerue, fireplace. Lecwes no ta~tt~ soot or odor. One qt. . For REGULAR 1.69 •• ••••••• e YELLOW · BUG BULBS li~t Johruo n •• INSEO • SPRAY • • won't ot· • Safe , em.y to use . Non-stoin~ lng. Repels lnsec1$. 13 oz. S!l'•Y con. • ~,·~· =~=~r~ =. ~==·ntw:l'l·w: • • ~4cr! • 1" : •••••••••••••••••• HARDMAN . POMEI;tOY - Powell's Giants won another easy one over the host Pomeroy Pirates ll.O behind the UJree:. hit pitching of John McKinney who struck out three and walked four. For the winners Jim Sheets socked a homer and single while Randy Stewart got triple and Allen Yolll)g ·a double. McKinney and John Beaver had singles. Todd Fife look the loss by · laming eleven ani! walldng · four, but he gave up WI: hits; Nick Riggs and Greg Tltornas each got a double for the · Pirates, and Men McCullough gotasingle. · · G 4016-116 p 0000-03 Godtam OIAICOAL ldool outdoor . Cale Yarborough's Olevrolet came in at 1112.359 · m.p.h. to lake the second slot in the front row. 1974: Pt.Pl. Cit:r Ioa and Fuel. Giants win ll.O over host team ' YS. vs . PONY LEAGUE Monday Dodgers vs j · Athletics vs · ' Yank~~s. 8: 15. QUART ~~even ieama are ttdteduled for the tournament wltlch will .conclude at 7 pm. July 17. Point Pleaunt•a Jo1tnaon•1 Market i.a the lf15 delending champion, Umpires will be Jim Hubbard and Jeff Hubbard. The e•ent Ia lpOI1IOred each year by the Ky11er Creek Employees Club , and Ia operated solely, from the receipts of the conceaalon stand. Senior Tournament scheduled J.4ugust 31st SA 'l1llml I ' HOME·CENTER. More Than A Lumber Yard. •• POINT PLEASANi ~N SELECI'S RIO - Brett WilBon, a 1978 GaWpolis High School graduate Tlllrsday mgned ~baseball granfArHIId ro attend Rio Grande College. While tittendmg Gallia ~Y Higb School, W'llaon was a member of the varsity baseball squad.all four years .e waa ~-8outheastern League during his junior and senior years and led the SEOAL i~ hitting WJtha ..487mark his junior year, He biitted .387tbla past spring while playing second and third baae for the Blue Devill. Willon also played three years of varsity footbtiU and one year of yarsity biisketbiiU. On hand lor the winging ceremony were his parenl8 Mr and Mrs Cliff Wilaon, ~ C. L.. (Johnny~ Ecker, Rio Grande College baseball ~b. ·Wilson ~ currently playmg Amertcan Legion biiaeb~ wtth the Meigs !IIIUBd. r ··~ · single to lead the losers. G. , Olester n is 7-6 winner CHESTER - In the walk and Wolf socked a triple Eastern Litue League Tup- to drive him home. Wolf got , pers Plains I feU to host two triples, Ken Newell a Chellter n 7-3 wtth the win- double, Nickey Leonard ning run being scored in the three singles, and Greg Hiblxi last inning. Cha.·Iie Ritchie two. Getting one single each and David Wolf combined ro were . Rogie Gaul Jim fan nine and walk five for the Newell, ' Jolm Rlebei, John winnen while 0.,. Spurlock Ridenour, and Charlie Ril· look the loss by s'trlking out chie. · four and wallcing six. In that Rod Spurlock got a triple lastframe, Tom Crow drew a and Mike Bissell a double and Wataon socked a double, and J. Bawnan, .Mike Connally Don Spurlock, and P. J. Riff~ each got a single. T 400 IJW--jj 8 3 c 400 021-7 13 2 HUNT SLATED JACI(SON -, The JacksCJn. Vinron County Coon Club will · sponsor a hunt JUly 9 and 10 off Rt. 113, north of Jackson. For more infonnation, call ·Ron Speakman, 288-5333. •,. J • • ~nht Diego at Los Angeles, San.Diego 01 , 100 301 oox- 6 10 1 Sutton , Wall {7) Today I SJimes : ~nd Yettger ; Foster, Metzger (8) and Ken · Montreai. ISianhouse 5·3) at • dall . WP- Foster (3-4) . LPSt. Louis (Falcone H) 2· 15 Sutton 0 ·81 . HRs- Los Angeles, p.m . . ' · Yeager (81; San Diego , Rader Houston !Dierker nJ at IS). Cincinnati <Nolan 7·4L 2: IS Atlanta p.m. San Diego (Jones )4·3) at Los AngelesiJolln 5·4), 4 p.m. Atlanta (Moret 3·31 at San Francisco (Dressier 1-6), 4,05 p,m. Chicago (Burris 3-10 and Bonham 6·5) at New York (Lollch A-9and S\'fanA-71, 1:05 p.m. Philadelphia !Carlton 7.3 and Koat 8-21 at Plt1tburgh ( Klson 6·4 and Demery HI. 1:05 p.m. • M~ior League Results ly United Press lnter.national National Leavue Montreal 000 000 ooo- 0 ' Cubs Mustangs Road ·hunting not only . ' . diingerous but illegal . tietf-for first MIDDLEPORT - The CUba finished their aeuon in a first place tie with the Middleport Mustangs in' Pee Wee League. 11le final victory came Tueaday as the Cubs defeated ·the Pomeroy R~a~L . Redleg pitcher J. Welker walked 3 and struck out 7. Forest R,un captf:lres 2 triumphs. MINERSVILLE •• Wed· ' neaday soflbiill action saw Forest Run bea I Middleport at Mlnersvt)le by the score or 9-5 behind the hi tUng of April King who socked two home runs and a double:' WIMing pitcher was Kellle Rought who also had two singles and a triple. Other hitters were J . Grueaer with three sindes; A. Riggs and J . Walker, two singles; D. Michaels and· A. Warner, three singles each ; T. Grueser, L. Roush , and J. . Thorne, one single . Jan Betzlng led the losers with three singles and a Redleg hitters were B. Korn a single, J . Welker a single, J. Fields a single and R. Roush asingle .. Willl11ng .pitchers T. WaJIISIey and E. Miller together walked 6 and struck out 12. Hillers were N. Bush a single, E. Miller a double and a single, S. Crow two singles, . R. DeMY a single and double, T. Wamsley a single and M. Thomas a single. ~lira were of our first deer, • Besides the above menoth 'I1te ~~tablhOI! <alias whistle pig, woodchuck, and a few . tioned, other season players er unp . ee) hu furnllhe41port for yean ro yOllllg and· for the CUbs were D. Bunce, old alike. 11le ' :hog" Ia plentiful and UIUillly a ntiilance ro (__ B. Wolf, D. Wolf, V. Knight, fanners, but al0118 with his abundance come tlOIIle problema. J . Pullin8, p. Hoover, S. · Now that most of the hay Ia cut, there Ia a lot of road· McKinley.andT. Welsh. ahootlng going on. This Is the practice of cruiaiJ18 aloog a RUTLAND - Harri~nville Cubs 110 4G-6 10 country road with a loaded gun in a veblcle untll the huntera ralaed Its record to U by Redlegs 001 00-1 4 spot a ground hog In a roacklde field. The strateBY 11 ro &et Out splltllntl a pair of games this of the car (or In some cases stay In It) and ahool the ·chuck, week wfth Rutland te!llllS. On leaving It to lay to rot. Thil Ia not illlly dangerou1, but Illegal. Monday they lost to the The young boy rnenUoned at the beginning wu more of a true vl.t!Ung Rutland Dodgers I~ hunter than aDfo,ne wbo practices I'Qld4hootlng. 10 behind the hitting and I once bajlpened upon a y q adtllt (at leut age-wile) pitching of Paul Michaels. He who was sitting In his car, apparently very fruatrated. I was combined with Troy Brooks just corning out of the woods from a JllOI'Ilin8 ol what I call' to 'strike ou't just one UpS reCO hunting, and my curiosity got the beat of me, so I asked what Harrisonville batter and was wrong. walked eleven, but his teain After much [II'Oddlng, I found out that the man had been collected 18 hils, four of them hunting from the road, kept.hil gun loaded, and had acCidently by him. Tom Eada aocked a shot a hole·in the floor of hil car, Quite shaken, but apparenUy horner lor the winners while RACINE - In SOuthern unhurt, be learned his leuon the hard way. I wanted ro laugh, Brooks , Michaels, Eads, Pee Wee action, visiting but It wam't retiUy funny, just appropriate. Duane Jonea, Marty Spang· ·Syracuse B raised its record One other point- you road bunters aure give the rest of us ler ,, and Mike Edwards each to &-I by downing Racine lf>.6 · a bad name, so don't let me see you doing It (but 1 hope the got a double. . behind the two-hitter by game protector does!~ To thinlt that the liiUe boy at ·the Tim Haning look the loss by Mark Sal:!er. Sal:!er struck begiruting of lhil column knew more of what hunting was about walking seven and slriking out ten and walked six. Both thanlheguywhoshotaholeinblacar ... WOWl · out one. Kevin Barley teams pla}'ed good delense, ,.) 'Slammed a home run, and the difference Q.eing the 21 Major Lea9ut Leaders By united Press lnternollonal Baylor , Oak 3•; Carew, Minn Hani ng, Willie Donohue and walks given up by Racine pit· · BATTING . 33; Campanerlt, Oak 27. Larry Cottrill each stroked a ching. [iarin Roush twice !NATIONAL boied on 17111 bats! PITCHING d bl LEAGUE Most Vlctorl.. · OU e. Slopped line~drives down the . . G, AB. R. H. Pel NATIONAL LEAGUE : Jones, R 209 013-15 13 0 line to keep Racine lrorn gel· Oliver, Pit 63 257 45 14 .366 SO 1•·3: Mlllack, NY l0-2; H 101 800-10 10 0 ling a big inning started: For McBride, St.L 51198 29 67 .338 Lonborg, Phil 10·•: Ruthven , Foster, Cln ~8 212 •1 91 .m All 9-7; Kaot. Phil 8·2; Syracuse, Richard Davis, Rose, Cln 77 314 66 105 .33i Christenson. Phil 8-3; Seaver, •.. ,.On..Thursday they played Darin • Roush, and Mark 26 67 :333 Fryman, NY 8-5; Messersmith, At I, Crawf"d St,; L 602 201 SJ Morg;n:c Mil and Koosman. NY host to the RuUand Reds and Salser had singles with 1 6 196 65 332 Griffey, Cln 11268 59 88.328 8·6: Strom. so 1·7. got revenge by coming out on Salseralsogettingadouble. AMERICAN MnIa nez, All . 79 310 32 100 ·323 son,· Clev 10.5,LEAGUE P•lmer,: Dob· Ball lop 1~10 although outhi.,t · l7· The two bits ·were a triple C~y, LA 24~ 37 78 .320 " i Tanana. ,12. Larry Cottrill Slammed a . by. Bill Proffitt and a dotlble Mad lock, Chi 67 71260 33 81.312 and Hunter, NY· 10·7 'Ltlnskt. Phil 68 2l0 40 78 .312 Cat and Fltzmotrls, KC 9·•: horner and lrlple and Tim by Alan. Crisp. Ractn ' e pit· AMERICAN LEAGUE Tlant, 9os, Figueroa, NY end ' Perry, T•• 9·5, Haning got a lrlple ro pace chirigstruck out seven. Brett, KC ~j~9~ 'l ~7~3~\ EARNED RUN AVERAGE · . the win. Willie DOnahue was S 048 03- 15 4 0 .. 273 45 9' 3~~ · (based on '3 Innings pltchedJ ,. . L Flo 0 t MeunSC:~;N$ 6j 271 35 ro :3ji NAfiONAL LEAGUE: FreiS· relieved by Steve Hanmg and R . . 024 00- 6 2 Q, McRae, KC 73 m 45 90 .331 Ieben, so 2.16 ; Stanhouse, Mil they combined to strike out Salser and Willis. Qark Lynn, Bos 62236 33 77 .326 2·19 ' M..sersmllh. All 2·37 ' four and walk six (4),Cleland (4)andFisher. ~~~:~; ~~ m:~ ~: :n~~ r~~h, LA 2.•l: Zachry, Cln . Mike Wilford, 6-aig Bolin, Staudinga Staub. Det 11 2ss 3• eo .314 AMERICAN LEjiGUE; Tra . and Pickens each bad (Southern Pee wee• Bell , Cle 71 269 41 84 .312 vers, M1l 1.96 ; F1drych, Det . . ' Chomblss, NY 11 297 39 91 .306 2.06; Lyle, NY 2.01; Gar land. htts for th~ losers with SyracuseB 6 1 HOME RUNS Ball 2.16; Kern. Cleve 2.25. Wilford. and Troy Durham Syracuse A 4 3 ·NATIONAL lEAGU.E: King · NATIONSATLRIKLEEAOGUU.TES •, Sea · . getting a doub.le. Eddie Hacine 2 .5 man , NY 27 ; Sctlmld1, Phil 21; · Foster, Cln 16; Monday, Chi , ver, NY 111; Richard, H<iu 94; Bishop, D. Vance, and Letart 2 5 Morgan, ctn and Cedeno, Hou ~~~s::r~~etu~~~, ~~ 8 ~lekro , Wilford combined to strike Portland 2 5 1\ MER I c .AN LEAGUE: AMERICAN LEAGUE : Ryan , ilut five and walk eight. Ban~o, Oak 17; L.Ma~ Ball, Cal lJ5; Tanana, Cal 127 ' R 110 082--10 17 0 NORTIIFIELD . d y t k' d Blyleven , Tex 11-4 ; Jenkins, Bos R H:;,ed;i~k, tt:;~~ms '· s a,n 99; Hunter, NY 89. · ' H 001 707-15. 12 0 NORTHFIELD , Ohio RUNSBATTEOI~ · ~ (U P I) - Keystone One, t e~ A~~0 ~~ LK ~~:~~~ EN y F~:; J:!:i:~:~:~=~~~~~;~~~~i;t;~~i;~~~;~~;~~:~:~;~~t~;;;r~r:;~;~~~;~:~;~:t~=~:~;~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:j:~:~:1:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~;~:;:~:~~~~j;j:~;~~j;~;~:~: covered the mile in a I :58.1 Schmidt, Fthll .57; Perez, Cln 55 ; Friday night to take the 1\Aorgan, Cin 54. . LYNECENTERSCHEDULE $60,000 Fashion Two Twenty AMERICAN LEAGUE : Bur· Week of July 5, 1976 roughs, Tex 54; Mayberry, Kc POOL Pace at Northfield Park. . ·. 53; Chambliss, NY 52; Oils, KC DATE-GYMNASIUM· Closed Pensive Bret was stcond and July 5-Ciosed so: Munson. NY ~9 . Pilot Hill' was third. STOLEN BASES 10:30·11 :30a .m. Swim Lessons July 6-Ciosed NATIONAL LEAGUE: Cede· 12·1p.m. Open Swim The winner , driven by Closed no. t1ou 27; Brock.. St.L 24; a.to p.m. Open Swim Standley Dancer, won a 8-10 p.m. Open Re~ . Morgl!n , Cln 23 :' Lopes. L.A 21 ; 10:30·11:;l0a.m. Swim Lessons Griffey) Cin enct Tav,e ras, Pitt July 7-,Ciosed division in 1:59.1 and then 12· 1 p .m. Open Swim Closed 20. shaved a second off the lime 8·10 p.m, Open Swim a.lOp .,m. Open Rec. AMERICAN LEAGUE: 10:30·11 :30a .m. Swim Lessons in the finals . He paid $3.60, $3, Patek , KC 37; North , Oak 35: July 8- Ciosed 12·1 p.m . Open Swim and $2.40. . , Closed · 8·10p.m.Open SIVIm 6·10p.m. Open Rec. 11 He was just perfect,11 WE WANT TO SELL . 10:30·11:30a.m. Swim Lessons July 9-Ciosed YOUR PROPERTY 12-1 p.m. Open ,Swim Dancer said , "He ran a super Closed AS MUCH AS YOU DO 8·10 p.m. Open Swim race. ije 's an extra-nice a.to p.m. Open Rec. 2-4 p.m . Open Swim horSe. July lD-2·4 p.m. Open Rec . . 2-4 p.m . Open Swim The Wiseman Agency July 11 - 2-4p.m. Open Rec . He may have the makings " •· " T TO'ji.m·. Open Swim' 8·10 p.m . Open Rec. of a great horse. "He 's beaten Pllone 446-3643 ' 2:00 eighl times this year." ·~;~~~~;@;i~~~;~;i~;~;;;i~~i:;~i:;:l:i:~:1;l~:~~~rm;~i~t~1;1r;~;i;m;~!itl~l~~~i~;~~;;~ir~;!;~~~=~:~:~:~:j:~:j:j:~:j:~:rr~:~:~: The winner's share of the purse was $21,000. By GREG BAILEY . . 'nte YOWW lid didn't noUce at till 'the trlckll!tl of neat ~down his cheeb u he crawled atalllllll1'1 pace to peek over the latee-blsh gr- that kept bim out of light of his quarry, Cartfully he roee to one lmee, shouldered hil weepon IIIII at the llhot hil heart beet at hil cbetlt untll be thought it · would tnu hla ribtt, But bla shot went lrue and he bad juat bagpcl bla lint ground hot!. Many of Ul adult luntert · a~arted out juat lhil way u a ama11 boy with his first gun (alingiHhot .22 rUle) in .W.Ch of a ground bog In a fanner's field. The young boy wW take his prize home and be juat as proud of It as moll of ua older Middleport one. MOYNIHAN VISIT TEL AVJV, brae!~~(~~jf.~ Daniel Patrick M former u.s. ~ ro the United Nationst arrived at Ben Gurion Ailllort Friday ln begin a Rve-day viait to Israel. . ·THE SAVER'S .FORUM ' Everything you've always wanted to know aboUt ,qving money. but,didn't know who to ask . . . Which Savings Center In The ·Tr.i County Area Pays The Highest Interest Rates On Savings·Accounts? rd to 6 and 1. ____:__~ ---- --- ~ - -. . Point Pleasant. Federal Savings three · and Loan Association 4 .YEAR CERTIFICATE ' INTEIIST , .....I lew I ..... . •• ~lloillel Ploelty for Eorly Wl!Wnw.l .. •·, .. 6 MONTHS.CERnFICATE 1-2 YEAR CERTIFICATE 214-4 YEAR ' CERTIFICATE San Frncisco 000 100 001 - 2 6 2' Messersmith !8·61 and Wit· IiamS; Montefusco. Heaverlo {6), Caldwell !B) ond Rader. LP- Monlefusco (7-8L HRsLos Angeles, Yeager (U ; Attanla, Ra~er 1·51 . wecan Amer.can Lea9ue Oakland 002 030 ooo- s 9 ~ Kansas City 410 002 Olx- 8 10 2 Blue, Bahnsen (6) and Haney, Newtnan (9) ; Bvsby, Littell (51 Md Mart inez. WP- Littell (4-3). . you DOI!IT YOURSElf LP- Biue !6-7). HRs- Oakland, Bancfo (17) ; Kansas City, Mayberry, Ill!. s California · oos ooo oooa1 M innesota 230 010 oox- 6 e 1 K irkwood , Hassler (JJ anCI MINIMUM DEPOSITS OF 11000 ON AU CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS. 000 r ·.. - . WE'vE .., I• Point Pleasant Federal Savings & Loan ·' OOT'EM! PRICED ,., Association RIGHT! ' CARTER .&EVANS BUILDING SUPPLIES . OLIVE ST. MON. lHRU FRI. " GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 5:00 P.M • • < - · 1'' -~ - \ Harrisonville splits pair Syracuse B double followed by C. Crooks lingles, and Y. Hood, T. with two singles ind a double . Grueaer, D. Michaels, J. P. Croolca had a triple and J, Slsaon, L. Wiaecup, and · V. Horron, Margie Miller, and Morrison each had a single. Leading hillers for the Bangle bad a single each . losers wa, L. Rohert:t with · On Monday Forest Run four singles. T. Hill; R. took another close one from Green, and M. Muggrage host Letart 11-10 with JOdy each collected ~ee bil8, and Grueaer getung two doubles M. Cununlns, 1\. Wllaon and lll!d a !lingle to ,lead the way B. Michael each had two while J . Welker got two singles. M. Morris and B. singles and a double . Winning Crouch had doubles while K, RJught again got the win and Hlffll> !Jad a single. also a single . A. Warner Plso Host Racine had an easy got two Singles and a doQble lime with Peach fork, lf>.IJ, ' while T. Smith bad' a homer [16ced by C. Warden's hitting and doubie. A. Riggs had two and pitching. Site tooll·lbtt wlD anc1 Slugged two homen lllld two alngla, and 8. liD had two linelll and 1 ~. T. ~and T. Jo+,., 11d1. had 1100. alngla, and T, Salser, D. Johlllon, K. Maynard, and M. SaJmQr1a yach bad a sintlle. Cole, Lambert, and lkt ' each colleeted two lingle~ for the losers, and Jeffers had . 001 023 cxll- 7 12 1 s 0 Etchebarren ; Hughes , Albury 021 oox- 3 81 14) and Wynegar . WP- Aibury Frvman, C«trrlthers {6) , Mur· (2.1) . LP- H&ssler (Q.6t. HRs~ ray (BI lnd Foote ; MC:Giothefl California, Bochte (1) ; Mln (7 -7) and Fergu$0n. LP- nesota , Carew {5). Fryman {1-6) . . Texas 000 oOo ooo- o l o Chicago 100 000 D00- I 3 t · Ch lcago 100 000 OOx- 110 0 2 Vork 100 001 OOx- 2 9 o Blyleven 16·91 and Sundberg · . ' f.fti~O.e (Garland 8.1) at New Zamora {5), Schu1tl B. Johnson {6-7} lind Esslan . ' Detroit (Roberts 7-6), 1:30 CS SI•toCone1,eman (5) , Knowles (8) p.m. and Swisher,· l(oosman and Boston 010 002 ooo- 3 8 0 TeKas (Umberger 7·5 and Hodges . WP- Koosman (8-6) Milwaukee 000 000 QOO- 0 8 0 · Pole, Willoughby 16) and Barr J.4) at Chicago (lla~'rlos LP- Coleman !0·41. Montgomery; August ine,.castro 1·3 and Jefferson 2·2), 1:30 {10 Innings) • !6) end Porter. WP- POie (~ - .tl. p.m. a 200 o•o 003 o- 9 11 o LP- Augustlne (2·51 . HR- BoS· California (Tanana 9·5 and Phil PillS 303 200 010 1-10 13 t ton , Darwin (3 ). ·Ryan 6-8) at Mlnn,sota Christenson, SchYeler (4) (Redfern 2·5 and Goltz 7·6L s Twllchell !l), McGraw . !!), New York •02 ooo 01o- 7 13 o p.m. Garbet' !Pi and lloone; Reuss: Clevelan~ 010 ooo ooo-1 6'1 . New York (Ellis 1·4) al Tekulve !61. Moose {91 , Her. Hunter (10.7) and Htaly ; Cleveland <Brown 7·2), 7:30 nandez (9) ar\d sangullltn . WP Walls, ~uskey 111. Thojl!as {71, :-Hernandez (2-ll . L.P- Garber Eckersley {9), and Prui!J. LPp.m. !3·21. HRs - Philadelphia, Walts (2.3) . HRs- New York. Nationa I Logue Luzlnskl 112), Allen 1101 , Chambliss (9 ), Plnefle (3) ;"' East Pl!!sburgh, Stargell 1111, He~><~'· Cleveland, Hendrick (13) . W. !.. Pet. GB er !3), Robinson (11) . Phlla. 51 21 .708 Detroit 000 010 ooo- 1 50 (1sl va~ne, 14 lltflintsl Plt1t. Baltimore 001 000 lOx- 2 B0 42 30 .513 9 Ruhle, Hiller (I) and FreeNew York 42 37 .531 121f2 Houston 100 000 300 300 03- 10 2l 0 han ; Palmer (IQ .7) and Dun · St. Louis 32 42 ..m 20 Cincinnati con . Chicago . 30 45 ,oi()O 22'(~ 300 001 000 300 018 i• 1 Montreal .2~ 44 .353 2S , RIChard, Silber! 17)) Forsch · BALTIMORE (UPI) - The (7), POfttz !111 .,d Hwrmonn W. 1,. Pd. Gl Jutze ill); bellry, Eastwlck BIIUrnore Collli announced {7), Borbon !91, McEnaney Friday they have completed Cincln. ~ 31 .1117 Los Ang. 42 36 .531 4'h !111. Hinton (131 end Bench the llcnJog of their 1978 draft, · POftiZ {2.1). LP- Hinton San Diego 41 36 .532 5· WP(0.1) . HRs ~ Houston, Ced!f'IO choices when Ierma were . HawstM 36 41 .o468 10 :!~ .' ; .Cinc1nnatl, .Concepcion reached with Tim Baylor of Atlanta J5 41 .461 101f• Morgan State and stu S.n Fran. 31 4 .392 16 S.t~rdly's ,..sulh: , l2nd to mol l.evenlek of 1111nols. 000 100 o:ro- 3 5 1 Phllacletphlo 3 Pittsburgh 2 Houston ClnciMall 000 010 001- 2 lO 1 Joe Tbomas, Colts' vice New York 3 Chicago 2 Andu/ar (4·41 •nd Herrmann president lnd general Atlanta at Son Francisco, JwJ. Jutze I) ; Norman {6·21 end lllllllll!l!r, alao annol~~Ced the light · Plummer, Bench (7) . Houston of Cincinnati, ~lght siplng of veteran defenslve . Montreal at St. Louis, rilght Los Angeles 010 200 ooo- 3 7 2 bad!RayO~. St. Louis ' Den:Talk starts T"'esday 1976 SCHED\M . ' 17 _:The Sunday Tirna· Sefl!inei,SUnday,July4,lf16 XYCER CREEK 'l'OU!WAMENT S.lT, (!7/10 7115 . i • EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL HARDMAN~S • ' • - ESIJC - .................... 610 VIAND STREET 675-2500 �• ..' 18-The Sunclly Times· Sentinel. simdav . .1ulv 4 HI7A . ' , KC tourney lOR ~TTLE LEAGUERS HOME CENTER CHESHIRE - The !lib Annual Kyger Creek Tour. nament for UIUe Leaguers begins Tueaday, July 6 at 7 p.m. on the Jamea Herreid Field acr01111 from' the Kyger 1")-eek Power Plant near here. First , nunc! action finds Point PleiSIIIt'~ Johnm's Market rneeu~ the Pome1 oy Yankees, The evening 's second game features the Pomeroy Tigers against the Gal!lpoUs Red S9J~:. Twenty. 1-'-----' FRI. 07/16 7100 • SAT, (!7/10 8:30 I FairgreellS Course, · Chalnnan of the Seniors : Go!l Tournament again ~hili . year are John F. Stiffler Sr. . of Jackson and ~; Harless of Wellsron. 0. F. ' Sharp, McArthur, Is H1111orary Chairman. ' . l'!ew committee members this year include Dan Washat;l of · Jackson and _Lawrence E. Gill, Wellston, . Mrs. D. E. Michael, Jacksl!ll is executive secretary of the This Week's Southern Ohio Seniors. , Carts will be furnished and are included in the $26.50 enlocal games try fee which also Includes ' GAlLIPOLIS - Here'sthls Continental Breakfast, lun- . week 's summer teague baseball sche.dule : cheon, and biinqdet at which PEE WEE LEAGUE times , _ _. and d ' Wednesdoy - Eagles .s w...,ues oor car~ t na151 1 p.m. · prizes will be awarded by the Thursdoy - !,Ingels vs. golf cOmmittee. Orroles , 1 p.m . Fridoy - •Robins vs. Jay Entry fnvitaUons are being Hawks, 1 p.m. · mailed soon and shOtild be LITTLE LEAGUE · t ed b A Monday - Red sox vs re urn Y ug. 10. ConMhlellcs , 6; White sox vs: finnation and golf pairings c"f':;,.~'•':·- Wh ite Sox vs ' willbemailedinmid-August. ENOS SUNDAY JULY 4TH ,l : C!W4PIONS!!If> GAllS (f7/17 , • JACKsoN- '"'ugust 31 has been set as the date of the Tenth Arutual Senion Golf Tournament to be held by the Soothem Ohio semora at Falrgreens Country Club, i!) JacksonCOWJty. , One hundred golfers, age 50 and over, will be invited to' the 18 b~le golf rournament on the nine-hole hilly ~E 7:00 • MOll.. (f7/l2 7:15 FRI. (!7/16 8:15 Yankees . .. ·· Wedntsdiy - Senators vs 'nES, r;n/13 7:00 Red so~ .Thursd•y - r-----, T rgers.. Se~~i~~~t 6: T~~::$ TIIURS. 07/15 8: 15 t--..;.....,.-....J A.ll CUes D.S, T. (P.M,) ·' Fthill i ~S . \ Tuesday Braves. Jill Bubbud Jeff l!ubbs~d - Reds .Wtdneselu - G1ants. Th.ursday Reds . !IJES, (!7/13 8:15 t-~--___1 .Friday - G1ants . ' s " · Dodgers vs . . Ptii11ies Braves .. s " · vs . DAYTONA BEAcH Fla J. Foyt ra~ ..u; Ol~vrolet at \83.090 m.p.h. Frijlay to ~811 the pale position in tlie first Or tWo qualifying days for &mday's Firecracker 100 at Dayrona (UPI) - A. 1967: 1968: 1969' 1970: 1971: 1972: Pt. Pl. 1'8oples Banlc · 19751 Pt,PJ., Johnson's Market Mc:lrthur Merchants Pt. Pl. h-utMs R>armaq 1976·--~----~--Pt. Pl. Cit)' Ice and ·Fuel liev !ann ~a · Ripley Do.nie Boone ·197J.: Creel! Speedwll)', · Motor Lugue 5tudings LIGHTER 'DQT. FOAM SALE PRICE Eosy<ony chHt has built~n honl '""'· SII.Wy molded foam Slymle fer p;cnics, ~. United Press lnlernaliOINII Ameriun t.e.gue Eosl W. L. Pd. GB " NewYork 44 27 .620 Cleve. 37 34 .521 7 Detroit 3S36 .. .w39 Boston 35 36 .>193 9 .Ball, 35 38 .~79 10 Mllwau . 26 ~2 .382 16'h West W. L Pd. GB Kan. City 4S 28 .616 Texas ~~ 31 .569 3'1> Ookland 37 39 .487 9'12 . Minn. · 3S 39 .4721'h Chicago u 39 .066 ff Calif. ' .. Y.l ~7 .405 16 S.lurolay's results: Te.. s 3 Chicago 0 Minnesota 2 California o Ookland at Kansas City, night Boston at Milwaukee, nlgM New York at Cleveland, night Baltimore at Cleveland, night Baltimore al Detroit, night .TCIUy's gaJMS: . Oakland <Bosman 2·0) at Kansas City <Fitzmorris 9·4), 2:30p.m. Boslon (Wise 6·5) at Milwaukee (Colborn 4·101, Ia CHEST bcrtlerue, fireplace. Lecwes no ta~tt~ soot or odor. One qt. . For REGULAR 1.69 •• ••••••• e YELLOW · BUG BULBS li~t Johruo n •• INSEO • SPRAY • • won't ot· • Safe , em.y to use . Non-stoin~ lng. Repels lnsec1$. 13 oz. S!l'•Y con. • ~,·~· =~=~r~ =. ~==·ntw:l'l·w: • • ~4cr! • 1" : •••••••••••••••••• HARDMAN . POMEI;tOY - Powell's Giants won another easy one over the host Pomeroy Pirates ll.O behind the UJree:. hit pitching of John McKinney who struck out three and walked four. For the winners Jim Sheets socked a homer and single while Randy Stewart got triple and Allen Yolll)g ·a double. McKinney and John Beaver had singles. Todd Fife look the loss by · laming eleven ani! walldng · four, but he gave up WI: hits; Nick Riggs and Greg Tltornas each got a double for the · Pirates, and Men McCullough gotasingle. · · G 4016-116 p 0000-03 Godtam OIAICOAL ldool outdoor . Cale Yarborough's Olevrolet came in at 1112.359 · m.p.h. to lake the second slot in the front row. 1974: Pt.Pl. Cit:r Ioa and Fuel. Giants win ll.O over host team ' YS. vs . PONY LEAGUE Monday Dodgers vs j · Athletics vs · ' Yank~~s. 8: 15. QUART ~~even ieama are ttdteduled for the tournament wltlch will .conclude at 7 pm. July 17. Point Pleaunt•a Jo1tnaon•1 Market i.a the lf15 delending champion, Umpires will be Jim Hubbard and Jeff Hubbard. The e•ent Ia lpOI1IOred each year by the Ky11er Creek Employees Club , and Ia operated solely, from the receipts of the conceaalon stand. Senior Tournament scheduled J.4ugust 31st SA 'l1llml I ' HOME·CENTER. More Than A Lumber Yard. •• POINT PLEASANi ~N SELECI'S RIO - Brett WilBon, a 1978 GaWpolis High School graduate Tlllrsday mgned ~baseball granfArHIId ro attend Rio Grande College. While tittendmg Gallia ~Y Higb School, W'llaon was a member of the varsity baseball squad.all four years .e waa ~-8outheastern League during his junior and senior years and led the SEOAL i~ hitting WJtha ..487mark his junior year, He biitted .387tbla past spring while playing second and third baae for the Blue Devill. Willon also played three years of varsity footbtiU and one year of yarsity biisketbiiU. On hand lor the winging ceremony were his parenl8 Mr and Mrs Cliff Wilaon, ~ C. L.. (Johnny~ Ecker, Rio Grande College baseball ~b. ·Wilson ~ currently playmg Amertcan Legion biiaeb~ wtth the Meigs !IIIUBd. r ··~ · single to lead the losers. G. , Olester n is 7-6 winner CHESTER - In the walk and Wolf socked a triple Eastern Litue League Tup- to drive him home. Wolf got , pers Plains I feU to host two triples, Ken Newell a Chellter n 7-3 wtth the win- double, Nickey Leonard ning run being scored in the three singles, and Greg Hiblxi last inning. Cha.·Iie Ritchie two. Getting one single each and David Wolf combined ro were . Rogie Gaul Jim fan nine and walk five for the Newell, ' Jolm Rlebei, John winnen while 0.,. Spurlock Ridenour, and Charlie Ril· look the loss by s'trlking out chie. · four and wallcing six. In that Rod Spurlock got a triple lastframe, Tom Crow drew a and Mike Bissell a double and Wataon socked a double, and J. Bawnan, .Mike Connally Don Spurlock, and P. J. Riff~ each got a single. T 400 IJW--jj 8 3 c 400 021-7 13 2 HUNT SLATED JACI(SON -, The JacksCJn. Vinron County Coon Club will · sponsor a hunt JUly 9 and 10 off Rt. 113, north of Jackson. For more infonnation, call ·Ron Speakman, 288-5333. •,. J • • ~nht Diego at Los Angeles, San.Diego 01 , 100 301 oox- 6 10 1 Sutton , Wall {7) Today I SJimes : ~nd Yettger ; Foster, Metzger (8) and Ken · Montreai. ISianhouse 5·3) at • dall . WP- Foster (3-4) . LPSt. Louis (Falcone H) 2· 15 Sutton 0 ·81 . HRs- Los Angeles, p.m . . ' · Yeager (81; San Diego , Rader Houston !Dierker nJ at IS). Cincinnati <Nolan 7·4L 2: IS Atlanta p.m. San Diego (Jones )4·3) at Los AngelesiJolln 5·4), 4 p.m. Atlanta (Moret 3·31 at San Francisco (Dressier 1-6), 4,05 p,m. Chicago (Burris 3-10 and Bonham 6·5) at New York (Lollch A-9and S\'fanA-71, 1:05 p.m. Philadelphia !Carlton 7.3 and Koat 8-21 at Plt1tburgh ( Klson 6·4 and Demery HI. 1:05 p.m. • M~ior League Results ly United Press lnter.national National Leavue Montreal 000 000 ooo- 0 ' Cubs Mustangs Road ·hunting not only . ' . diingerous but illegal . tietf-for first MIDDLEPORT - The CUba finished their aeuon in a first place tie with the Middleport Mustangs in' Pee Wee League. 11le final victory came Tueaday as the Cubs defeated ·the Pomeroy R~a~L . Redleg pitcher J. Welker walked 3 and struck out 7. Forest R,un captf:lres 2 triumphs. MINERSVILLE •• Wed· ' neaday soflbiill action saw Forest Run bea I Middleport at Mlnersvt)le by the score or 9-5 behind the hi tUng of April King who socked two home runs and a double:' WIMing pitcher was Kellle Rought who also had two singles and a triple. Other hitters were J . Grueaer with three sindes; A. Riggs and J . Walker, two singles; D. Michaels and· A. Warner, three singles each ; T. Grueser, L. Roush , and J. . Thorne, one single . Jan Betzlng led the losers with three singles and a Redleg hitters were B. Korn a single, J . Welker a single, J. Fields a single and R. Roush asingle .. Willl11ng .pitchers T. WaJIISIey and E. Miller together walked 6 and struck out 12. Hillers were N. Bush a single, E. Miller a double and a single, S. Crow two singles, . R. DeMY a single and double, T. Wamsley a single and M. Thomas a single. ~lira were of our first deer, • Besides the above menoth 'I1te ~~tablhOI! <alias whistle pig, woodchuck, and a few . tioned, other season players er unp . ee) hu furnllhe41port for yean ro yOllllg and· for the CUbs were D. Bunce, old alike. 11le ' :hog" Ia plentiful and UIUillly a ntiilance ro (__ B. Wolf, D. Wolf, V. Knight, fanners, but al0118 with his abundance come tlOIIle problema. J . Pullin8, p. Hoover, S. · Now that most of the hay Ia cut, there Ia a lot of road· McKinley.andT. Welsh. ahootlng going on. This Is the practice of cruiaiJ18 aloog a RUTLAND - Harri~nville Cubs 110 4G-6 10 country road with a loaded gun in a veblcle untll the huntera ralaed Its record to U by Redlegs 001 00-1 4 spot a ground hog In a roacklde field. The strateBY 11 ro &et Out splltllntl a pair of games this of the car (or In some cases stay In It) and ahool the ·chuck, week wfth Rutland te!llllS. On leaving It to lay to rot. Thil Ia not illlly dangerou1, but Illegal. Monday they lost to the The young boy rnenUoned at the beginning wu more of a true vl.t!Ung Rutland Dodgers I~ hunter than aDfo,ne wbo practices I'Qld4hootlng. 10 behind the hitting and I once bajlpened upon a y q adtllt (at leut age-wile) pitching of Paul Michaels. He who was sitting In his car, apparently very fruatrated. I was combined with Troy Brooks just corning out of the woods from a JllOI'Ilin8 ol what I call' to 'strike ou't just one UpS reCO hunting, and my curiosity got the beat of me, so I asked what Harrisonville batter and was wrong. walked eleven, but his teain After much [II'Oddlng, I found out that the man had been collected 18 hils, four of them hunting from the road, kept.hil gun loaded, and had acCidently by him. Tom Eada aocked a shot a hole·in the floor of hil car, Quite shaken, but apparenUy horner lor the winners while RACINE - In SOuthern unhurt, be learned his leuon the hard way. I wanted ro laugh, Brooks , Michaels, Eads, Pee Wee action, visiting but It wam't retiUy funny, just appropriate. Duane Jonea, Marty Spang· ·Syracuse B raised its record One other point- you road bunters aure give the rest of us ler ,, and Mike Edwards each to &-I by downing Racine lf>.6 · a bad name, so don't let me see you doing It (but 1 hope the got a double. . behind the two-hitter by game protector does!~ To thinlt that the liiUe boy at ·the Tim Haning look the loss by Mark Sal:!er. Sal:!er struck begiruting of lhil column knew more of what hunting was about walking seven and slriking out ten and walked six. Both thanlheguywhoshotaholeinblacar ... WOWl · out one. Kevin Barley teams pla}'ed good delense, ,.) 'Slammed a home run, and the difference Q.eing the 21 Major Lea9ut Leaders By united Press lnternollonal Baylor , Oak 3•; Carew, Minn Hani ng, Willie Donohue and walks given up by Racine pit· · BATTING . 33; Campanerlt, Oak 27. Larry Cottrill each stroked a ching. [iarin Roush twice !NATIONAL boied on 17111 bats! PITCHING d bl LEAGUE Most Vlctorl.. · OU e. Slopped line~drives down the . . G, AB. R. H. Pel NATIONAL LEAGUE : Jones, R 209 013-15 13 0 line to keep Racine lrorn gel· Oliver, Pit 63 257 45 14 .366 SO 1•·3: Mlllack, NY l0-2; H 101 800-10 10 0 ling a big inning started: For McBride, St.L 51198 29 67 .338 Lonborg, Phil 10·•: Ruthven , Foster, Cln ~8 212 •1 91 .m All 9-7; Kaot. Phil 8·2; Syracuse, Richard Davis, Rose, Cln 77 314 66 105 .33i Christenson. Phil 8-3; Seaver, •.. ,.On..Thursday they played Darin • Roush, and Mark 26 67 :333 Fryman, NY 8-5; Messersmith, At I, Crawf"d St,; L 602 201 SJ Morg;n:c Mil and Koosman. NY host to the RuUand Reds and Salser had singles with 1 6 196 65 332 Griffey, Cln 11268 59 88.328 8·6: Strom. so 1·7. got revenge by coming out on Salseralsogettingadouble. AMERICAN MnIa nez, All . 79 310 32 100 ·323 son,· Clev 10.5,LEAGUE P•lmer,: Dob· Ball lop 1~10 although outhi.,t · l7· The two bits ·were a triple C~y, LA 24~ 37 78 .320 " i Tanana. ,12. Larry Cottrill Slammed a . by. Bill Proffitt and a dotlble Mad lock, Chi 67 71260 33 81.312 and Hunter, NY· 10·7 'Ltlnskt. Phil 68 2l0 40 78 .312 Cat and Fltzmotrls, KC 9·•: horner and lrlple and Tim by Alan. Crisp. Ractn ' e pit· AMERICAN LEAGUE Tlant, 9os, Figueroa, NY end ' Perry, T•• 9·5, Haning got a lrlple ro pace chirigstruck out seven. Brett, KC ~j~9~ 'l ~7~3~\ EARNED RUN AVERAGE · . the win. Willie DOnahue was S 048 03- 15 4 0 .. 273 45 9' 3~~ · (based on '3 Innings pltchedJ ,. . L Flo 0 t MeunSC:~;N$ 6j 271 35 ro :3ji NAfiONAL LEAGUE: FreiS· relieved by Steve Hanmg and R . . 024 00- 6 2 Q, McRae, KC 73 m 45 90 .331 Ieben, so 2.16 ; Stanhouse, Mil they combined to strike out Salser and Willis. Qark Lynn, Bos 62236 33 77 .326 2·19 ' M..sersmllh. All 2·37 ' four and walk six (4),Cleland (4)andFisher. ~~~:~; ~~ m:~ ~: :n~~ r~~h, LA 2.•l: Zachry, Cln . Mike Wilford, 6-aig Bolin, Staudinga Staub. Det 11 2ss 3• eo .314 AMERICAN LEjiGUE; Tra . and Pickens each bad (Southern Pee wee• Bell , Cle 71 269 41 84 .312 vers, M1l 1.96 ; F1drych, Det . . ' Chomblss, NY 11 297 39 91 .306 2.06; Lyle, NY 2.01; Gar land. htts for th~ losers with SyracuseB 6 1 HOME RUNS Ball 2.16; Kern. Cleve 2.25. Wilford. and Troy Durham Syracuse A 4 3 ·NATIONAL lEAGU.E: King · NATIONSATLRIKLEEAOGUU.TES •, Sea · . getting a doub.le. Eddie Hacine 2 .5 man , NY 27 ; Sctlmld1, Phil 21; · Foster, Cln 16; Monday, Chi , ver, NY 111; Richard, H<iu 94; Bishop, D. Vance, and Letart 2 5 Morgan, ctn and Cedeno, Hou ~~~s::r~~etu~~~, ~~ 8 ~lekro , Wilford combined to strike Portland 2 5 1\ MER I c .AN LEAGUE: AMERICAN LEAGUE : Ryan , ilut five and walk eight. Ban~o, Oak 17; L.Ma~ Ball, Cal lJ5; Tanana, Cal 127 ' R 110 082--10 17 0 NORTIIFIELD . d y t k' d Blyleven , Tex 11-4 ; Jenkins, Bos R H:;,ed;i~k, tt:;~~ms '· s a,n 99; Hunter, NY 89. · ' H 001 707-15. 12 0 NORTHFIELD , Ohio RUNSBATTEOI~ · ~ (U P I) - Keystone One, t e~ A~~0 ~~ LK ~~:~~~ EN y F~:; J:!:i:~:~:~=~~~~~;~~~~i;t;~~i;~~~;~~;~~:~:~;~~t~;;;r~r:;~;~~~;~:~;~:t~=~:~;~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:j:~:~:1:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:~;~:;:~:~~~~j;j:~;~~j;~;~:~: covered the mile in a I :58.1 Schmidt, Fthll .57; Perez, Cln 55 ; Friday night to take the 1\Aorgan, Cin 54. . LYNECENTERSCHEDULE $60,000 Fashion Two Twenty AMERICAN LEAGUE : Bur· Week of July 5, 1976 roughs, Tex 54; Mayberry, Kc POOL Pace at Northfield Park. . ·. 53; Chambliss, NY 52; Oils, KC DATE-GYMNASIUM· Closed Pensive Bret was stcond and July 5-Ciosed so: Munson. NY ~9 . Pilot Hill' was third. STOLEN BASES 10:30·11 :30a .m. Swim Lessons July 6-Ciosed NATIONAL LEAGUE: Cede· 12·1p.m. Open Swim The winner , driven by Closed no. t1ou 27; Brock.. St.L 24; a.to p.m. Open Swim Standley Dancer, won a 8-10 p.m. Open Re~ . Morgl!n , Cln 23 :' Lopes. L.A 21 ; 10:30·11:;l0a.m. Swim Lessons Griffey) Cin enct Tav,e ras, Pitt July 7-,Ciosed division in 1:59.1 and then 12· 1 p .m. Open Swim Closed 20. shaved a second off the lime 8·10 p.m, Open Swim a.lOp .,m. Open Rec. AMERICAN LEAGUE: 10:30·11 :30a .m. Swim Lessons in the finals . He paid $3.60, $3, Patek , KC 37; North , Oak 35: July 8- Ciosed 12·1 p.m . Open Swim and $2.40. . , Closed · 8·10p.m.Open SIVIm 6·10p.m. Open Rec. 11 He was just perfect,11 WE WANT TO SELL . 10:30·11:30a.m. Swim Lessons July 9-Ciosed YOUR PROPERTY 12-1 p.m. Open ,Swim Dancer said , "He ran a super Closed AS MUCH AS YOU DO 8·10 p.m. Open Swim race. ije 's an extra-nice a.to p.m. Open Rec. 2-4 p.m . Open Swim horSe. July lD-2·4 p.m. Open Rec . . 2-4 p.m . Open Swim The Wiseman Agency July 11 - 2-4p.m. Open Rec . He may have the makings " •· " T TO'ji.m·. Open Swim' 8·10 p.m . Open Rec. of a great horse. "He 's beaten Pllone 446-3643 ' 2:00 eighl times this year." ·~;~~~~;@;i~~~;~;i~;~;;;i~~i:;~i:;:l:i:~:1;l~:~~~rm;~i~t~1;1r;~;i;m;~!itl~l~~~i~;~~;;~ir~;!;~~~=~:~:~:~:j:~:j:j:~:j:~:rr~:~:~: The winner's share of the purse was $21,000. By GREG BAILEY . . 'nte YOWW lid didn't noUce at till 'the trlckll!tl of neat ~down his cheeb u he crawled atalllllll1'1 pace to peek over the latee-blsh gr- that kept bim out of light of his quarry, Cartfully he roee to one lmee, shouldered hil weepon IIIII at the llhot hil heart beet at hil cbetlt untll be thought it · would tnu hla ribtt, But bla shot went lrue and he bad juat bagpcl bla lint ground hot!. Many of Ul adult luntert · a~arted out juat lhil way u a ama11 boy with his first gun (alingiHhot .22 rUle) in .W.Ch of a ground bog In a fanner's field. The young boy wW take his prize home and be juat as proud of It as moll of ua older Middleport one. MOYNIHAN VISIT TEL AVJV, brae!~~(~~jf.~ Daniel Patrick M former u.s. ~ ro the United Nationst arrived at Ben Gurion Ailllort Friday ln begin a Rve-day viait to Israel. . ·THE SAVER'S .FORUM ' Everything you've always wanted to know aboUt ,qving money. but,didn't know who to ask . . . Which Savings Center In The ·Tr.i County Area Pays The Highest Interest Rates On Savings·Accounts? rd to 6 and 1. ____:__~ ---- --- ~ - -. . Point Pleasant. Federal Savings three · and Loan Association 4 .YEAR CERTIFICATE ' INTEIIST , .....I lew I ..... . •• ~lloillel Ploelty for Eorly Wl!Wnw.l .. •·, .. 6 MONTHS.CERnFICATE 1-2 YEAR CERTIFICATE 214-4 YEAR ' CERTIFICATE San Frncisco 000 100 001 - 2 6 2' Messersmith !8·61 and Wit· IiamS; Montefusco. Heaverlo {6), Caldwell !B) ond Rader. LP- Monlefusco (7-8L HRsLos Angeles, Yeager (U ; Attanla, Ra~er 1·51 . wecan Amer.can Lea9ue Oakland 002 030 ooo- s 9 ~ Kansas City 410 002 Olx- 8 10 2 Blue, Bahnsen (6) and Haney, Newtnan (9) ; Bvsby, Littell (51 Md Mart inez. WP- Littell (4-3). . you DOI!IT YOURSElf LP- Biue !6-7). HRs- Oakland, Bancfo (17) ; Kansas City, Mayberry, Ill!. s California · oos ooo oooa1 M innesota 230 010 oox- 6 e 1 K irkwood , Hassler (JJ anCI MINIMUM DEPOSITS OF 11000 ON AU CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS. 000 r ·.. - . WE'vE .., I• Point Pleasant Federal Savings & Loan ·' OOT'EM! PRICED ,., Association RIGHT! ' CARTER .&EVANS BUILDING SUPPLIES . OLIVE ST. MON. lHRU FRI. " GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 5:00 P.M • • < - · 1'' -~ - \ Harrisonville splits pair Syracuse B double followed by C. Crooks lingles, and Y. Hood, T. with two singles ind a double . Grueaer, D. Michaels, J. P. Croolca had a triple and J, Slsaon, L. Wiaecup, and · V. Horron, Margie Miller, and Morrison each had a single. Leading hillers for the Bangle bad a single each . losers wa, L. Rohert:t with · On Monday Forest Run four singles. T. Hill; R. took another close one from Green, and M. Muggrage host Letart 11-10 with JOdy each collected ~ee bil8, and Grueaer getung two doubles M. Cununlns, 1\. Wllaon and lll!d a !lingle to ,lead the way B. Michael each had two while J . Welker got two singles. M. Morris and B. singles and a double . Winning Crouch had doubles while K, RJught again got the win and Hlffll> !Jad a single. also a single . A. Warner Plso Host Racine had an easy got two Singles and a doQble lime with Peach fork, lf>.IJ, ' while T. Smith bad' a homer [16ced by C. Warden's hitting and doubie. A. Riggs had two and pitching. Site tooll·lbtt wlD anc1 Slugged two homen lllld two alngla, and 8. liD had two linelll and 1 ~. T. ~and T. Jo+,., 11d1. had 1100. alngla, and T, Salser, D. Johlllon, K. Maynard, and M. SaJmQr1a yach bad a sintlle. Cole, Lambert, and lkt ' each colleeted two lingle~ for the losers, and Jeffers had . 001 023 cxll- 7 12 1 s 0 Etchebarren ; Hughes , Albury 021 oox- 3 81 14) and Wynegar . WP- Aibury Frvman, C«trrlthers {6) , Mur· (2.1) . LP- H&ssler (Q.6t. HRs~ ray (BI lnd Foote ; MC:Giothefl California, Bochte (1) ; Mln (7 -7) and Fergu$0n. LP- nesota , Carew {5). Fryman {1-6) . . Texas 000 oOo ooo- o l o Chicago 100 000 D00- I 3 t · Ch lcago 100 000 OOx- 110 0 2 Vork 100 001 OOx- 2 9 o Blyleven 16·91 and Sundberg · . ' f.fti~O.e (Garland 8.1) at New Zamora {5), Schu1tl B. Johnson {6-7} lind Esslan . ' Detroit (Roberts 7-6), 1:30 CS SI•toCone1,eman (5) , Knowles (8) p.m. and Swisher,· l(oosman and Boston 010 002 ooo- 3 8 0 TeKas (Umberger 7·5 and Hodges . WP- Koosman (8-6) Milwaukee 000 000 QOO- 0 8 0 · Pole, Willoughby 16) and Barr J.4) at Chicago (lla~'rlos LP- Coleman !0·41. Montgomery; August ine,.castro 1·3 and Jefferson 2·2), 1:30 {10 Innings) • !6) end Porter. WP- POie (~ - .tl. p.m. a 200 o•o 003 o- 9 11 o LP- Augustlne (2·51 . HR- BoS· California (Tanana 9·5 and Phil PillS 303 200 010 1-10 13 t ton , Darwin (3 ). ·Ryan 6-8) at Mlnn,sota Christenson, SchYeler (4) (Redfern 2·5 and Goltz 7·6L s Twllchell !l), McGraw . !!), New York •02 ooo 01o- 7 13 o p.m. Garbet' !Pi and lloone; Reuss: Clevelan~ 010 ooo ooo-1 6'1 . New York (Ellis 1·4) al Tekulve !61. Moose {91 , Her. Hunter (10.7) and Htaly ; Cleveland <Brown 7·2), 7:30 nandez (9) ar\d sangullltn . WP Walls, ~uskey 111. Thojl!as {71, :-Hernandez (2-ll . L.P- Garber Eckersley {9), and Prui!J. LPp.m. !3·21. HRs - Philadelphia, Walts (2.3) . HRs- New York. Nationa I Logue Luzlnskl 112), Allen 1101 , Chambliss (9 ), Plnefle (3) ;"' East Pl!!sburgh, Stargell 1111, He~><~'· Cleveland, Hendrick (13) . W. !.. Pet. GB er !3), Robinson (11) . Phlla. 51 21 .708 Detroit 000 010 ooo- 1 50 (1sl va~ne, 14 lltflintsl Plt1t. Baltimore 001 000 lOx- 2 B0 42 30 .513 9 Ruhle, Hiller (I) and FreeNew York 42 37 .531 121f2 Houston 100 000 300 300 03- 10 2l 0 han ; Palmer (IQ .7) and Dun · St. Louis 32 42 ..m 20 Cincinnati con . Chicago . 30 45 ,oi()O 22'(~ 300 001 000 300 018 i• 1 Montreal .2~ 44 .353 2S , RIChard, Silber! 17)) Forsch · BALTIMORE (UPI) - The (7), POfttz !111 .,d Hwrmonn W. 1,. Pd. Gl Jutze ill); bellry, Eastwlck BIIUrnore Collli announced {7), Borbon !91, McEnaney Friday they have completed Cincln. ~ 31 .1117 Los Ang. 42 36 .531 4'h !111. Hinton (131 end Bench the llcnJog of their 1978 draft, · POftiZ {2.1). LP- Hinton San Diego 41 36 .532 5· WP(0.1) . HRs ~ Houston, Ced!f'IO choices when Ierma were . HawstM 36 41 .o468 10 :!~ .' ; .Cinc1nnatl, .Concepcion reached with Tim Baylor of Atlanta J5 41 .461 101f• Morgan State and stu S.n Fran. 31 4 .392 16 S.t~rdly's ,..sulh: , l2nd to mol l.evenlek of 1111nols. 000 100 o:ro- 3 5 1 Phllacletphlo 3 Pittsburgh 2 Houston ClnciMall 000 010 001- 2 lO 1 Joe Tbomas, Colts' vice New York 3 Chicago 2 Andu/ar (4·41 •nd Herrmann president lnd general Atlanta at Son Francisco, JwJ. Jutze I) ; Norman {6·21 end lllllllll!l!r, alao annol~~Ced the light · Plummer, Bench (7) . Houston of Cincinnati, ~lght siplng of veteran defenslve . Montreal at St. Louis, rilght Los Angeles 010 200 ooo- 3 7 2 bad!RayO~. St. Louis ' Den:Talk starts T"'esday 1976 SCHED\M . ' 17 _:The Sunday Tirna· Sefl!inei,SUnday,July4,lf16 XYCER CREEK 'l'OU!WAMENT S.lT, (!7/10 7115 . i • EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL HARDMAN~S • ' • - ESIJC - .................... 610 VIAND STREET 675-2500 �• . • ' ' • .. -.1.- .. • . 18 - The SWldayTlmes·Sentinel, Sunday, July 4, 1976 . Television Log I County .~ent's cornt!r ~oun.;~~:~j~:~cullure ' Your W~yne Nation~ Forest POMEROY - A Dairy Field Day for southeastern Ohio cattle in the 81110unt o( f~d required per unit of gain. dairymen is sdleduled for·the Oris and Orloo Roush Farm on . Klostennan said there was ~tsignilicant relationship 'between Friday, July '16 from 12:30 to 3:30p.m. feed efficiency and reiatlve .galn (gain per Wlit of weight) but This should prove to he an outstanding tour for diarymen no differences in terms of lola]. pounds of feed required to in this area because it will feature a lot of practical and produce one pound of edible beef. . versatUe things that·dairymen might want to consider both in a · ResearChers and beef producers had questioned whether feeding and management program. the nutrient requirements published by NRC (National Featured in the tour will be a 160-cow dairy herd, forage Research Council). l:ould be used for•some of the larger exotic management systems, soybe~ n roasters, and a· grain dryet beef breeds from other parts of the world which are now andleed handling operation plus a legume waste disposal and showing up in l}. S. f~s . The .Ohio study confirmed that the an ~xcellenl electrical set·UJl. NRC energy requirements are accurate for all sizes of cattle. Please mark this tour. on your ca\endar aod plan to attend. · KlosteMll81) said 'dlffer~nces amoog types of cattle were similar to differences amoog SeJies. Earlier-maturing types BEEF PRODUCERS are interested in efficiency in the . conswned more feed per unit of weight, .but they flnished ai c~tUe. they feed. In Simple terms, they want to put a pound of . younger .ages and lighter weights. Heifers · of small type high quality beef 011 the counter with the least amount of feed appeared lobe best sill~ to deferred systems of management needed to get the job done! -or to lower energy' diets .. Steers of larger type were best An Ohio animal scientist reported that a half dozed years suited lo feeding the high ~nergy diets at young ages. of studies on cattle of yarious breeds and sizes showed no HOW DO YOU PICK AN EFFICIENT type of beef animal? significant differences In efficiency among cows of different Klostennan said traits associated with increasing energy sizes or breeds. Or. ~le KloStel11181l, professor of animal efficiency appear to be feed intake or gain per unit of science at the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development metabollc size and the ability to finish at y desirable carcass Center, Wooster, reported his findings here at the 29th annual weight. Thus, cattle whi~h w.ill pnxluce tlle most carcass Reciprocal Meat Conference of the American Meat Science weight of the desired grade at the youngest age will be most Society, efficient. · .. Klosterman said lhe·Ohio experiments measured energy ' The Ohio research was among a number of studies requirements for maintenance, gr,owth, and finishing. The reviewed during the meat conference, being held this week on researchers considered .total feed required to maintain a cow the campus of Brigham Young University. The· American fo~ a year plus that required by her calf as it was fed out to Meat Science Society is a scientific association of research · ·slaughter condition. . scientists, Ellenslon wor~ers, and others Involved in research · .AS' LONG AS THE A~IMALS were fed to the same degree and .education with meat animals. of flnish, there wer~ no s1~niflcant differences amon~ sizes of were possible-new sJudy.shows By BERNARD BRENNER · UPI FARM EDITOR . WASHING'fON WPIJ - A by the Soil study Conservation Service .shows American farmers could increase tbeir cropland by 111 millloo acres, 6r abou,t 'll per cent, if tbe additional acreage· Is needed to feed consumers here and abroad. The extra potential acreage Is equal to tile Iota! acreage planted last year to the nation's three chief livestock feed grains- corn, :rorghum and oa\,5. SCS officials noted in an· nouncing their new · flg\11'e that It is far below earlier estimates · which had Indicated that the nation 's current 400 million acre cropland base could be incres8ed by up to 266 millioo acres If necessary, · The department's chief economist, however, said the reduced estimate of potenual new cropland would do nothlh'g to shake earlier jredictions' that American farmers probably can rrieet all demands on their productivity over the next several decades. Those predictions, economist Don Paarlberg said, were based on the belief that most increased domestic and overseas food needs could he met by improving per..acre yields oo existing fannland. Only a very small additional acreage · - far below the 111 milllon acres now said ·to be available was considered in the earller productivity forecasts, he . said. . • Sqil Conservation se.Vice experts, meanwhile, said their study also shows that while it would · be comparatively easy to convert Ill million ;acres currently not used for crops into food land, the natioo has been losing existing cropland to urban and other uses at three times the · rate previously llSSUIIled. • . In tbe past, officials have estimated about I million acres of farmland were being swallowed up annually by FARMERS PLANNING to make paature seedingB this August 'Will be able to see resulta of a new seeding method uaed on the Marion CaldweU farm, Tllll'8day Caldwells to host .annual mee\ing . . and state government agencies. Now, those concerned with . ' · the preservation of prime and unique fannlanda will have additional and better lnfonnatlon on which to base · judgments that will help preserve, protect, and im· designations are the prove these Ianda - the best prerogative of responsible producing land~ in the United officials of concerned local States. Conservation recognizes prime, unique farm lands ByBoydRulh District Conservationist POMEROY - The Soil Conserva tioo Service (SCS) now has a written policy concerning rome of the most important resources in the na~oo, Jlrime and unique fannlands . By JOHN COOPE81 while William James, (,;j)QIn . recent years, "'special Soil Coas. Servlee structiOQ .Engineer of .Soil interest groups have called POINT PLEASANT- We Conservati.Dn . Service in for the recognition of the were . on the farm of the late Morgantown; wilB in the imp'ortance ·of well.ands and Charles Rice lin Thomas visitatioo .,.-..,. """'"'· The Pen· recreational lands and Ridge with his sorH!rlaw, tecostaiChurchisplanningto hunting and fishing lands. Donald Miller, and looked develop this area into a state Farmers and rural land• oversomeconservatioopra~ camp for widespread use. We owners feel that prime and tices that Ml'. Rice had com- provided them the soi~ [n. unique farmlands are just as pleted before his deaiiL Of formatioo that would help important - even more main concern to Donald were them in their planning important, in sustaining the twospringsandapond. toward building, sewage quality of our life. The springs had been im- disposal, recreation area and We define prime farmland proved about five years ago roads. as land suited for producing and at ooe of the springs the food, feed, forage, fiber and source of water had changed All the agricultural agen- oilseed crops, and also so that it was necessary to' cies have had many calls available for these uses. The plan SOIJlll additional tile to within the laSt few days con- land could be cropland, catch the escaping water. ceming gardens which are pastureli10d, rangeland, or The pond had been built some dying from an apparent forest land. It has the soil 20 years or so ago and '!11'88 In disease. We talked with Carl quality, growing season, and need of repair because of Cook, WVU Agricultural Ex· moisture supply needed to trees that had grown on the "' tension Agent from Mason produce sustained high yields pond fill and some erosloo County and he said that most of crops economically when -..-• the of this Is a root rot which that had occurred aruw... especially hits beans but may _treated and ~anaged with pond. aff""' otbe gard modern farmlllg ·methods. Wben we were oo the farm .." r en crops --se pnm ' e lands be also. He said this fungus ""' . can wefoundthemputtinguphay ~ . . ted with ,· farmed conllnuously or whi~h was of excellent .sease .18 .IISSOC18 nearly continuously without quality but of less quantity hightmolsturebiandh hot hatellr degrading the environment tl,uln would have been had , pera ur~ 'II c we ve . . . they will produce the . there been some rainfall. . ~ bavmg for the past ten ' most with the least amount of Albert Keefer, whose farm ~s or 80• . energy .. , they are the most Is on Route rl, took ad- ~ m:~ha~ne. ~ responsive to management vantage of the dry weather . this er . VISI and require the least in· thisspringtodralnand~lean bad ~C:kg.~ ~owneJ<> vestment for maintaining w. ens. e was productivity. ·out the farm pond that had beenbuiltonhlsfarmseveral . located 10 a somewhat wet Unique farmland is land years ago. This pond bad so~ ~d the other was m a other than prime farmland' become 'SOIIII!What clogged dri~ soil ,SituatiO!I. The gar- that Is used for th ifl ' 'th "-"· and · tru deilm the wet soil was very e spec WI ca,wwo as l8 e food •And .fiberc 1Y damaged 'IIhile the high-value ""th many ponds it became severe It has · the SJ)eCia ·· 1 "I · the drie sdil crOJlS. ove~ulated with small ~without r was combination of soil quality, bluegill. Mr. Keefer drained Carl . damage. location growing sea100 and the pond and then cbtalned a the . continued to say that molstur~ supply needed to bulldozertocteanitout. fir ~~~~titC:! produce sustained high We met with represen. help io h\le the vegetables quality and-or yields of a tatives of West Virginia and pull .Oil up around the specific crop when treated United Pentecostal Church · roots in h~ that plants not . and managed according to on the land which they bOught severely affected could form • ~~ern farming methods. new roots and continue to ouch crops Include citrus, adjacent' to their presen\ grow. olives, cranberries, fruit, and camp op Crooked Creek near We have noted on our rain vegetables. mHiacknoryMCbal.llpes I Chwaurcs ht. hNeoirr; gauge that from the periOd SCSI!hapolicyte ispetilis out the ·~ May 29 to June 30 we so c rae . r s. cs and other educational representative regi.stlired 7.11nchesofrain. physical cr1ter1a which the Service wlll now use to Conservation practices on. Charles Rice farm checked . lay of the land conduct a na iional inventory of· Jlrime and· unique farm· lands. By interpreting information in soil surveys in light of these physfcal criteria, we can identify and inventory the na lion·~ most Jlfoductlve farmlands in a reasonable time. We are conducting the inventory In cooperation with other interested agencies at the n~tlooal, state, and local levels of government. Many of these agencies have worked closely with us to develop deflnitioos 110 that the inventory will he uniform throughout the nation . We are als!l initiatilig a monitoring system to reflect significant changes in the use of prime and unique farm. lands. This, too, 'Will help ua monitor the pro\(uctive capacity of American agriculture in the years ahead. Under , no circumstances . will the inventories constitute a designa"oo of any land area to a specific use, nor advocate such. Such {. With a long-term, reasonable cost loan from the Federal Land Bank you can finance a wide variety of farm needs ... such as new butldmgs and land improvements- and almost a.nything else that can make your farm · . operatton more profitable. 228 Upper River Road P.o. Box207, Gallipolis - Phone 446-0203 Clyde B. Walker, Mgr. Save ·all Qf the quality that's in your hay crop :~ 1 &9 ft. Models IN STOCK 1975 9 FT. MODELS AT ··LAST YEAR'S PRICES SAVE '486.00 11 Cowtty court has 10 cases ·POMElROY ' .. Four , ~~r yellow line; Rodger K. defendants w~e fined and six Nichols McArthur f27 so others forfeited ·.QOnds In unable stop wlthl~ a.ed. · Meigs County Court Friday. · clear distance· Robert E Fined ~Y Judge Robert E. Poore, Anclerso~. Ind., Peter Buck were Hal .. Borden, E. Wentls, Marietta, George Bidwell, f27 and, costs, F. Menhoust, Aahland, Ky., overload; Benny , Wolfe, and JoyceUne C. Haley, Rt. 1, RuUand, f5 and costa, unaafe · Rutland, U7 .50 · each vehicle; James Rlt~le, speeding. ' MlneriVille, fiOO and costs, fine auspended, 30 days probation, disorderly conduct; Stanton Kayser, Poln( Pleuant; ·p and costs,. no • In 1960, the U.S. flag muffler. officially grew to 50 stars Forfeiting bopds were after admission of Hawaii llichard W. Salser, Rt . . 2, into the Union abnost a year Pomeroy, $27.50, passing earlier. · . · to CBITUI.- tfllii.IIL. , .., ... Olil • The Almanac Unltell Preu IDieraaUooal Today lsSuiulay, July 4, the !86th day of 1976 with 180 to fl>llow. Thil Is the Blcentemlal anniversary of American In· dependence Day, the natloo's 200th .birthday. The moon II ·In ita fl1'81 quarter. The morning stars are Mercury and Jupiter, The evenlna stars are Venus, Mars and Salllm. 'lbole born oo this date are under the sign of Cancer. American song writer Ste· phen Foster was born July 4 1826, . J. 990 Get In and out of the field last, and do • Big 44-lnch·reel runs at lower RPM a better job to boot.. With the 990 you to save leavjls, 'treat crop gentler. get clean cutting, and complete con- • • Simple, direct· power train requlres dltionlng, whether your crop Is heavy less power, leas maintenance. and tall, or thin and short. No ma- · • Controlled flotation platform cuts chine you can buy oHeri you more In clean over uneven ground. the way ol quality construction, or • Conditioner rolla adjust automat!· caliy to crop volume for uniform abillly· to handle all of your needs. • Choice of 7 or 9.'foot widths. drying; open hydraulically. • IH balanced head knife drive runs • Windrow · placer attachment leta smooth, even at high apeeda. you pair windrows close-together. See ut tor delellt. E••Y tln•nce pl•n• •lf•ll•ble.. MEIGS EQUIP"'ENT CO. 992-2176 . ' • POMIROY . r ' . GAlliPOLIS- Marlon and Carolyn Caldwell and their l'!ll'o sons, Gary and Randy, w!U host Gallia County's Annual Summer Beef Round· up and Twt-Ught Beef Cattle· Forage meeting this Thur. day evening . . Activities begin at 5:30 pm. with a tour of the Caldwell fann located on Uncoln Pjke, about four miles south of S. R. 141. One of the hlghliRhts ' of the evening will be the crowning of the 1976 Gallia County Beef Princess and Jr. Beef Princess. Refreshments Including rout l!eef. sand· wlches wlll conclude the priltn'am. This event should he a must on the calendar of any full or part.llme beef cattle farm in Gallla Co)llltY. - . verfone interested In beef . cattle fanning, whether they Uve in' town or on a farm, Is Invited. Wives and children are encouraged to participate VISITORS TO THE BEEF CATTLE 'Ni.Ught meeting at the Marion Cal!lwell farm (there will be a macrame this coming Tlrursday evening, July 8, 'Will be able to evaluate the perfonnance of this cross.demonstration by Patty bred Cbarolais beefoCOW herd. Left to right are Carolyn and Marioo Caldwell lind Bud Graham for the ladles who do Clrler, Gallla County Exlenlloo Agent · not wish to take the tour) and .. · folks from neighboring counties are weleome. The Caldwell family is one of 30 Ohio .families par· llcipallng in a five-year program sponsored by the Ohio CooperaUve Extension Service, The Tennessee Valley Authority, Ohio Valley Bank, Central SOya of ·Ohio, Jackson P.C.A., Gallia Roller Mills, Lanctmark of Pomeroy and · the Gallla County A.S.C.S. OHIO COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE The program starts off with ··- .SEE VALLEY AUTHORIT Y a wqoo tour narrated by THE TENNES Marloo. He 'Will tell about the Demonstration Farm GALLIA ROLLER MILLS program In which he Is OHIO VA LLEY BANK LANOMARK ·POMEROY participating and the results CENTRAL SOYA l 0~10 ' GALLIA CO. AS.CS of the program as he sees Uto date. . JACKSON,. PC A, · Much of the evening's · program wiD be devoted to showing farmers the results of renovating hill pasture land using no-tiUage forage ·MR. AND MRS. MARION CALDWELL at the entrance to the. main pasture area oo aeedlng equipment. Key steps their farm near N(X'(bup. Marton, Carolyn and their two sons Randy and Gary : will he hosts to be followed Is using this to the Beef Cattle Twi-Lil!ht Field Day and Summer Beef Round-up this cmung Thursday method which allows steep evening, July 8 at ~: 30 ,p.m. · ~Uddes to be r~ded • without the danger of soli erOiloo wiD be described and. equipment for doing the job will be demonstrated. Princess will join · ln the ·Equal emphuls will be program: A IH:Ie( ceremony " ·given ·to beef catUe and wiD be held later in the forage management prac· evening, giving folks a tices auch u the round bale· chance to hear each of the year roUnd grazing JlfOgram girls speak and hlghllghted currently gaining In by the crowning of the 1978 popularity on many Ohio Princes and Jr. Princess. Farms. The entire event is a joint Area E1tensloo Agents Bill effort on the part of the Gallia Snflth, John Underwood and County extension Beef · Jim Clay plus Gene Baynon . Committee, the Cooperative (OievrOO Chemical Co.) and . Extension Service, the Gallia Jeffrey Shaffer ( Amchem Soil and Water Conservation producll) will be on hand to District and the Soil Con· asalst with the program and · servaUoo Service plus local. .to advise farmers. ·' farm supply and machinery Steve Hlblnger, SCS con· dealers. .lei'Vatlonllt, and members of the Galll8 Sot! llld Water Conservation District wlll dem0111trate and describe the GaUia Soil and Water Con· A thought for the day: In servallon District's zip the U.S. Declaration of Reder rental program. Independence, July 4, 17'16, Geor1e Cagney, Dave Thomas Jefferson said, Dnper llld Gorden Swisher " ...We hold these truthll to be of John Deere 'Will exhibit and self-evident: 'fl1alallmen are dem0111trate the new John created equal; that they are 1 Deere 1500 POWR·Till endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Seeder. Marlon. Caldwell and Bud Carter, CWnty Extenlim Contestant& for the title of rllhll; that amooa t1.e are Agent, eumlne the quality of haj In me of the larae round · . 1878 ·Gallla County Beef life, llberty and the Jlll"llll! of ' · bales stored for ff!dlng the Cald'ireU beef herd thla winter. Pri nceu and Jr. Beef happlnesa." ·'Ty ... your farm operation! evening, July 8 at $:30 p.m. County Extensloo agent Bud Carter, Marion and Carolyn Caldwell are pictured above " examining a seeding made the ruHillage way, .. " 7:00-Chrlstopller Closeup 3; Talking_ tlands 8; To Be Announced 10; Newsmaker '76 13. . 7:»-Thlsls the Life 3; Your Health 4 ; Jerry Falwell 8; Oral Roberts 10; Amazing Grace Bible Class 13; Open Bible 15. 7 : 5~Biack Cameo 4. 8:oo-Giorlous Fourth 3,4,15; Revival Fires 6; In Celebration of US tO; Rev. Homer Click 13. 1:30--{loopel Caravan 6; Day of Discovery 8; Rex · Humbard 13. 9 : ~Rex Humbar'd 6; REv. 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The publllhlr · more thl!l one Incorrect Insertion . RATI!S will not be responsible for ' IN Momary ot Corl E. MCclu1o who po11t<l away JulyArh, 1910 ot hi I home in Albany. Oeoth Con toke ewtay the lov.d 26 c;ents per word six consecutive rnser.tlons . ..,., 25 Per Cent OIICOI,Int on paid ads and ads pa id wlthlll 10 dlys. But memot l•s linger 011. CARD OF ·THANKI I OBITUARY · 12.00 lor 80 word minimum . Each lddltlonel word J . s;gnt<l by his rnol.,.r, """" ond child ron ond grandchildren. IN Memory of our Son . Donald (Sonny) Falmers' Blrlhdoy. July <. Ho would hove been lorty· ,. BLIND AOS Additional 2:Sc Charge per Ad'i'trtisemen t. OFFICE HOURS 1: 30 a .m . to 5:00 p .m . D•lly , 1 :30 a .m . to 12 : 00 Noon Seturday . one, and the proud and hoppy ~rondfother of his flrat grand· child, Mlsti Down Powell. Dod, Mom . George ond Cora Folrnitr , Phone lodoy 992-21!6. NOTICES AT'f:N. : II Al.L HOU 'SEWIV£5 Porch •nd Basemen t Porch and Basement Salts,. etc . must bt paid' In Ad~ance . Get rours In -eerly by s1opplng by our oftlc~ at The Sentinel, DillY I WISH to •xtend my sin~ere op· reciat.lon to ecxh of the alloWing: The entire staff of the Plea1ant Valley Hotpitol. r. A.ll Yir.d ··Saltl, ~ummlge, 111 Court St. or writing Box -729, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Wl!fl your remlt1ance . Or. Grubb and Dr . Chol. during my 1Udden 111!'1•11 and surwery; my many friends ond nei~hbou for their htilp and - con~i~a· lion. to my family , Oil thre prayers, flowen, cords and colla that were mode . Your k iodn•ss will never be forgot· ten . Moy God Bien eoch Ond everyon• of you. Mrt . Freda Durham . YOU HAVE -PARTY PLAN EX · PERIENCE? FRIENDLY TOY PARTIES HAS OENINGS FOR RACINE Fire Oeporlmonl will MANAGERS IN YOUR AREA. hove o gun shoo! Solurday ol RECRUITING IS EA5Y BECAUSE 6:30 p.m. ol l.,.ir now ixlildlng OEMS HAVE NO.CASH INVEST· off Boohon Rood. MEN( NO COtLECTI(oJG OR · DELIVERING: CAll COLLECT TO Will core lor elderly wom0f1 in CAROL DAY 518·489·83'15 OR my homo. lrolnt<l ond ex· WRITE FRIENOLY HOME PAR- ~rionced . Phono 9'1'2·7314. TIES, 20 RAILROAD AVE.. BOAR hogs for sorvlco. Coil 742· ALBANY, N.Y. 12205. . 2014, . DO HOUSEWIVES, open the door· to t:rtro earnings. Join the tuccessful women who ore moking good mon'!'y in t~ir sport r i me . No experience nectssory, no delivery, no col - SKY Diving , Gr.ene County Sport ParochUtt Center , open every doy near Gollipolil. FOf furt..information, coli (614) 2.S-9339 or P.O. 91, Bidwell , Ohio e.o. 4561•. lactlng. no cosh invttlment . PORTlAND Flea Market, July 10 Call now and get V.!'fro eorly and 11 . Arts ond Crofts. antlbeneflts . Phone 949-2803 or ques and junk. Come to bvy, 9.49-2786 . 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Carrascolendu 33. / : ~TrUth or Cons. 3; 'ellly Graham 4; Bowling for · Dollars6; Buck Owens 8; NewslO; Candid Camera 13; Family Affair 15; Lowell Thomas Remembers 20; Resourceful West VIrginia 33. · 7:3()-That Good Ole Nashville Music 3; Space : 1999 6; Price Is Right 8; High Road to Adventure ,10; To Tell the Truth 13; Friends of Man 15; Robert MacNeil Report 20; To Be Announced 33 . 8:0CI-Bobby VInton 3; VIva Maldez 13; Rich Little 4, 15; Gunsmoke 8; Beyond Sand Dunes 20,33. 8:»-We Think You Should Know · 3; Baseball 6; America, America, America 33; Phyllis 10; flrlovle "That Music Man" 13; Goodbye America 20. 9. : ~Joe Forrester 3,4; Billy Graham ll; All In the Family 8,10. 9:30-Mavde 8,10 . IO :I)O..!.Jlgsaw John 3,4,15; Billy Graham 8; Medical Center 10; News 20; 81-Ways 33. · io :JO-Catch-33 33 : 11 :~News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13, 15; ABC News 33. 11 :3()-Johnny Carson 3,15; It's A Bird, tl's A Plane, Superman 6, 13; Movie " Notorious" 8; Movie "Trial" 10; Janak! 33. !:~Tomorrow 3,4. 1:»-News 13. TUESDAY, JULY 6,1976 and Corio. Brion, Sondra, Pam , lily, For Want Ad Strvlu 5 cen11 per word one 6 : 1~Farm lO:~Sanford befor90tten. the right to e.dlt or relect any allis deemed ob . 6 : ~Summer Semester 10. Report 13. . 6 , »-Gooc~ News 13. o : ~olumous 1oday 4; News 6; Summer Semester 8; Farmtlme 10. , 6: 4s-Morning Report 3. .6:5(}-Good Morning, West VIrginia 13. 6:5S-Chuck White Reports 10; GoOd Morning America 6, 13; CBS News 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7: »-Schoolles 1o. · 8:0CI-Lassle 6: Capt. Kangaroo 8.10: Sesame St . 33. 8 : »-B~g Valley. 6. 9: ~A.M. 3; Phil Donahue 4, 15; Lu.;y Show 8; Mike Douglas Joi Morning with D.J . 13. 9:30-Cross-Wits 3; One Life to Live 6; TaMietales 8; Mike Douglas 13 . IN ' lo•lno .....,.,... of · Evelyn Wholoy who paned ......, .... yoor ogo. July 3. 1975. j 5: oo-Gr~t Amerlcen Celtbrailon 10,13 . 6:»-Jerrv F.alwell A; VIewPOint 8. - done. By T. Allan Woller . accomplllhed a ..--eat deal. Last week a two-ecre wlldiJfe DlstrlciR.nger Let me go into a little more opening wu made in the woodlllld IRONTON- This week 's article detail about lh' YCC-era' Be· malnterumce work wu. compleled was written by Dan · B. Kincaid, compllahmenta up' to now. oo ·aJready eNblilhed.. openluca, Forester .and Director of the "Spirit After the necessary paperwork This parllculu , project wa1 a of '76" YCC Camp, and orlentatioo had been completed favorite with the campen, m!ll This·past week was the third out of the firs! day, the campers able though the work ltaelf wu tiring llld five weeks total for the lirst session to begin work on the traU COD· the clays were bot llld hwnld. The of Youth ConservaUon Corps ( YCC) struallori prllject. A new 1'>'• mile 'Campers on the Iron!on District. The section of the Vesuvius Hiking Trall , openings ~ establllbed In the woods so that many •l!lnWI IJill . 13youthcampershavebeenworklng was the goal for the . week. This hive shrubs and gruaes on which to hard lip a variety of proje<;ta,. They t section of the trail, near Hippy browae, so that seedll from certain have also been given several hours Hollow, was to replaCe a · nearby plants will be ivallable for food, 10 of environmental education, con· section that had been rutted and tom that nesting cover will be 1vallab~ sistlng of basic ecologlcal coocepts, up by the excessl\le and illegal uile of to certain species, and 10 that 10111e land management policies; and off-!'oad-vehicles. Here the trall had animals 'Will have 1 tupply of lnlects pertinent field trips. InstrucUoo has becoine a hazard and was an oo which to feed. Fl!l' these reuona, also been given In the proper and eyesore to hikers and.back1111ckers. and othert, the campers came to safe use of a variety of hand tools, 'l1le YCC crew worked hard and by understand the value of the open such as axes, hoes, mattocks, fire Friday afternoon of that week had areu to wlldllfe and they worked rakes, bow saws, etc. flnished grubbing out the enUre • witll zeal and enthu.siUm to com. The first week revolved around sectloo of new trail . Thanks to their plete lhl• job. the construction of I \1; miles oF..... efforts hikers 'Will once again be able hiking tr~l. The second week was to walk along a forest trail and enjoy - · The YCC campers are working oo projecls that are Important pirts primarily devoted to releasing white nature at Its esthellc best. • pf the overall multlpl~·uae pine trees from brush In order to -. The work for the second week management of the Wayne NaiiQilal give them. a better. chance to grow. waswhiteplnrelease. Ten years ago Forest. They're Raining knowledge This .past week was- spe~t several acres of white pine trees had of ecoloalcal concepts which ~nable establishing a wildlife opening in the been planted . In an area near them to' understand the meaning of woods and maintaining a couple of , Kimball fire tower. Some of the trees the word conservation -the wile use openings that had already been were growing well, but many had of our natural resourcea. And established. Next week the CIIJTlWS become overtopped by competing they're certainly gaining will build a foot bridge , go on litter brush and weed species. These per&peCtlves on man's relatlonahlp patrol, and travel to Shawnee State overtopped trees were In danger of With the environment. They're Forest YCG .Camp for an overnight diei~, primarily from lack of making new friends, learning lo stay . The fifth aod final week will be 'sunlight. Already many of them had work wlih one another, and ·spent constructing gabtons for use In become stunted and sickly looking. acquiring knowledge that willlut stteambank stabilization and The YCC crew cuw down much them a llfetlme. We feel that each sediment control. Then, on July 19, of the competing brush camper will come away from camp we begin the seconrt session of the and, thus, released the a better person; certainly . the YCC CamJl, which also lasts five while pine trees to grow. Ironton District will be better !Iff weeks. We have a busy Schedule and AJ}proximately ·five acres of this because of their efforts 'and aclots of things to do, but the campers important work was accomplished. complishments. have been working hard and have Had it not been for rainy weather, even more acres would have been Big increase in .cropl~d homes , shopping centers, and other roads . nonasricultural uses. The new survey, however, indicated that about 2 rnillion , acres of fatmland are being "frtel'ersibly" lost annually to urban buildup while another I million acres is being submerged each year under lakes, ponds and reservoirs. ' ' Coincidenllllly, perhii'JlS, the Agriculture DeJlSrtment had announced a few days· earlier that it was adopting a new policy aimed at urging federal agencies and private developers to steer future development activity away from prime fannland 'and onto lower.grade sites. SU.NDA Y, JUl. Y4, 1t7l WANT ADS INFORMATION DIAOLINES 5 P .M . Oey ijetoro Publlcetlon . Cancellations, corr•c· rilond . Virgini.o 23229. MEN free to tra¥el. learn trade on construction cre'N1-. Good poy . Opening your oreo . Send cord , Wlnondy Greenhouse Con· LOST: MotorCycle license -.NO. 90 struction . 2211. Peacock Rood , . M. Please phone Kenneth Mowory . m-328611 found. RK:hmond, Indiana .t737.... Stale 13. 7 : ~Today 3,4,15; Good Morning, America 6,13; CBS News 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7:30-Schoolles lQ. B : ~Lassle 6; Capt. Kangaroo 8,10; Sesame St . 33. 8:30-Big \/alley 6. 9:1»-A.M. 3; Phil Donahue 4,15; Lucy Show 8; Mike Douglas 10; Morning with D.J . 13. 9:30-Cross-Wits 3; One Life to Live 6; Tattletales 8; Mike Douglas 13. lO:OCI-Sanford & Son 3,4, 15; Edge of Night 6; Price is ~lghl 8, 10; Bit With Knit 33. 10:30-Celebrlty Sweepstakes 3,4, ll ; Dinah 6; Lilias Yoga & You 33. 11 :()()-Wheel of Fortune 3, 15; Weekday 4; Gambit 8;10; Farmer's Daughter 13. 1j :30-Hollywood S~uares3,4, 15; Happy Days 13; Love of Life 8, Hi. · 11 : 5~Take Kerr 8; Dan lmel"s World 10. 12:0CI-Fun Factory 3,15; Let's Make a Deal 13; Bob Braun 4; News 6,8,10; iesame St lJ PUBLIC SALE JULY 10, 1976 11:00 A.M. The personal property ol the late Robert Randolph will be sold at his property on State Route 124 in Hockingport, Ohio. HOUSEHOLD · Bottle gas stove, refrigerator, tables & ct"lalrs/ dressers, night stands, metal & wood kitchen cabinets, GE sweeper. clocks, 2 porch swings. record player. televisions, Warm Morning & Star Buckley .coal stove, dishes. pots, pans, wheel chair . "Antique or Collector' Items" Iron be<ts. si~e board, ol~ wood rocker. corn jobber. ~lcture frames , wicker baskej, treadle sewing machine.. , TOOLS & MISC. Ladders, wheel barrel. Cross -cut saw, vise, hand tools, 2 mowing scythes. CARS • 5I Ford, 57 and 67 Bulcks.r CASH D. Smith 949~20~3 LUNCH CARNAHAN AUCTION CO. L.Donohue J.Cornahan 1<2-3041 ' 949.2701 �• . • ' ' • .. -.1.- .. • . 18 - The SWldayTlmes·Sentinel, Sunday, July 4, 1976 . Television Log I County .~ent's cornt!r ~oun.;~~:~j~:~cullure ' Your W~yne Nation~ Forest POMEROY - A Dairy Field Day for southeastern Ohio cattle in the 81110unt o( f~d required per unit of gain. dairymen is sdleduled for·the Oris and Orloo Roush Farm on . Klostennan said there was ~tsignilicant relationship 'between Friday, July '16 from 12:30 to 3:30p.m. feed efficiency and reiatlve .galn (gain per Wlit of weight) but This should prove to he an outstanding tour for diarymen no differences in terms of lola]. pounds of feed required to in this area because it will feature a lot of practical and produce one pound of edible beef. . versatUe things that·dairymen might want to consider both in a · ResearChers and beef producers had questioned whether feeding and management program. the nutrient requirements published by NRC (National Featured in the tour will be a 160-cow dairy herd, forage Research Council). l:ould be used for•some of the larger exotic management systems, soybe~ n roasters, and a· grain dryet beef breeds from other parts of the world which are now andleed handling operation plus a legume waste disposal and showing up in l}. S. f~s . The .Ohio study confirmed that the an ~xcellenl electrical set·UJl. NRC energy requirements are accurate for all sizes of cattle. Please mark this tour. on your ca\endar aod plan to attend. · KlosteMll81) said 'dlffer~nces amoog types of cattle were similar to differences amoog SeJies. Earlier-maturing types BEEF PRODUCERS are interested in efficiency in the . conswned more feed per unit of weight, .but they flnished ai c~tUe. they feed. In Simple terms, they want to put a pound of . younger .ages and lighter weights. Heifers · of small type high quality beef 011 the counter with the least amount of feed appeared lobe best sill~ to deferred systems of management needed to get the job done! -or to lower energy' diets .. Steers of larger type were best An Ohio animal scientist reported that a half dozed years suited lo feeding the high ~nergy diets at young ages. of studies on cattle of yarious breeds and sizes showed no HOW DO YOU PICK AN EFFICIENT type of beef animal? significant differences In efficiency among cows of different Klostennan said traits associated with increasing energy sizes or breeds. Or. ~le KloStel11181l, professor of animal efficiency appear to be feed intake or gain per unit of science at the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development metabollc size and the ability to finish at y desirable carcass Center, Wooster, reported his findings here at the 29th annual weight. Thus, cattle whi~h w.ill pnxluce tlle most carcass Reciprocal Meat Conference of the American Meat Science weight of the desired grade at the youngest age will be most Society, efficient. · .. Klosterman said lhe·Ohio experiments measured energy ' The Ohio research was among a number of studies requirements for maintenance, gr,owth, and finishing. The reviewed during the meat conference, being held this week on researchers considered .total feed required to maintain a cow the campus of Brigham Young University. The· American fo~ a year plus that required by her calf as it was fed out to Meat Science Society is a scientific association of research · ·slaughter condition. . scientists, Ellenslon wor~ers, and others Involved in research · .AS' LONG AS THE A~IMALS were fed to the same degree and .education with meat animals. of flnish, there wer~ no s1~niflcant differences amon~ sizes of were possible-new sJudy.shows By BERNARD BRENNER · UPI FARM EDITOR . WASHING'fON WPIJ - A by the Soil study Conservation Service .shows American farmers could increase tbeir cropland by 111 millloo acres, 6r abou,t 'll per cent, if tbe additional acreage· Is needed to feed consumers here and abroad. The extra potential acreage Is equal to tile Iota! acreage planted last year to the nation's three chief livestock feed grains- corn, :rorghum and oa\,5. SCS officials noted in an· nouncing their new · flg\11'e that It is far below earlier estimates · which had Indicated that the nation 's current 400 million acre cropland base could be incres8ed by up to 266 millioo acres If necessary, · The department's chief economist, however, said the reduced estimate of potenual new cropland would do nothlh'g to shake earlier jredictions' that American farmers probably can rrieet all demands on their productivity over the next several decades. Those predictions, economist Don Paarlberg said, were based on the belief that most increased domestic and overseas food needs could he met by improving per..acre yields oo existing fannland. Only a very small additional acreage · - far below the 111 milllon acres now said ·to be available was considered in the earller productivity forecasts, he . said. . • Sqil Conservation se.Vice experts, meanwhile, said their study also shows that while it would · be comparatively easy to convert Ill million ;acres currently not used for crops into food land, the natioo has been losing existing cropland to urban and other uses at three times the · rate previously llSSUIIled. • . In tbe past, officials have estimated about I million acres of farmland were being swallowed up annually by FARMERS PLANNING to make paature seedingB this August 'Will be able to see resulta of a new seeding method uaed on the Marion CaldweU farm, Tllll'8day Caldwells to host .annual mee\ing . . and state government agencies. Now, those concerned with . ' · the preservation of prime and unique fannlanda will have additional and better lnfonnatlon on which to base · judgments that will help preserve, protect, and im· designations are the prove these Ianda - the best prerogative of responsible producing land~ in the United officials of concerned local States. Conservation recognizes prime, unique farm lands ByBoydRulh District Conservationist POMEROY - The Soil Conserva tioo Service (SCS) now has a written policy concerning rome of the most important resources in the na~oo, Jlrime and unique fannlands . By JOHN COOPE81 while William James, (,;j)QIn . recent years, "'special Soil Coas. Servlee structiOQ .Engineer of .Soil interest groups have called POINT PLEASANT- We Conservati.Dn . Service in for the recognition of the were . on the farm of the late Morgantown; wilB in the imp'ortance ·of well.ands and Charles Rice lin Thomas visitatioo .,.-..,. """'"'· The Pen· recreational lands and Ridge with his sorH!rlaw, tecostaiChurchisplanningto hunting and fishing lands. Donald Miller, and looked develop this area into a state Farmers and rural land• oversomeconservatioopra~ camp for widespread use. We owners feel that prime and tices that Ml'. Rice had com- provided them the soi~ [n. unique farmlands are just as pleted before his deaiiL Of formatioo that would help important - even more main concern to Donald were them in their planning important, in sustaining the twospringsandapond. toward building, sewage quality of our life. The springs had been im- disposal, recreation area and We define prime farmland proved about five years ago roads. as land suited for producing and at ooe of the springs the food, feed, forage, fiber and source of water had changed All the agricultural agen- oilseed crops, and also so that it was necessary to' cies have had many calls available for these uses. The plan SOIJlll additional tile to within the laSt few days con- land could be cropland, catch the escaping water. ceming gardens which are pastureli10d, rangeland, or The pond had been built some dying from an apparent forest land. It has the soil 20 years or so ago and '!11'88 In disease. We talked with Carl quality, growing season, and need of repair because of Cook, WVU Agricultural Ex· moisture supply needed to trees that had grown on the "' tension Agent from Mason produce sustained high yields pond fill and some erosloo County and he said that most of crops economically when -..-• the of this Is a root rot which that had occurred aruw... especially hits beans but may _treated and ~anaged with pond. aff""' otbe gard modern farmlllg ·methods. Wben we were oo the farm .." r en crops --se pnm ' e lands be also. He said this fungus ""' . can wefoundthemputtinguphay ~ . . ted with ,· farmed conllnuously or whi~h was of excellent .sease .18 .IISSOC18 nearly continuously without quality but of less quantity hightmolsturebiandh hot hatellr degrading the environment tl,uln would have been had , pera ur~ 'II c we ve . . . they will produce the . there been some rainfall. . ~ bavmg for the past ten ' most with the least amount of Albert Keefer, whose farm ~s or 80• . energy .. , they are the most Is on Route rl, took ad- ~ m:~ha~ne. ~ responsive to management vantage of the dry weather . this er . VISI and require the least in· thisspringtodralnand~lean bad ~C:kg.~ ~owneJ<> vestment for maintaining w. ens. e was productivity. ·out the farm pond that had beenbuiltonhlsfarmseveral . located 10 a somewhat wet Unique farmland is land years ago. This pond bad so~ ~d the other was m a other than prime farmland' become 'SOIIII!What clogged dri~ soil ,SituatiO!I. The gar- that Is used for th ifl ' 'th "-"· and · tru deilm the wet soil was very e spec WI ca,wwo as l8 e food •And .fiberc 1Y damaged 'IIhile the high-value ""th many ponds it became severe It has · the SJ)eCia ·· 1 "I · the drie sdil crOJlS. ove~ulated with small ~without r was combination of soil quality, bluegill. Mr. Keefer drained Carl . damage. location growing sea100 and the pond and then cbtalned a the . continued to say that molstur~ supply needed to bulldozertocteanitout. fir ~~~~titC:! produce sustained high We met with represen. help io h\le the vegetables quality and-or yields of a tatives of West Virginia and pull .Oil up around the specific crop when treated United Pentecostal Church · roots in h~ that plants not . and managed according to on the land which they bOught severely affected could form • ~~ern farming methods. new roots and continue to ouch crops Include citrus, adjacent' to their presen\ grow. olives, cranberries, fruit, and camp op Crooked Creek near We have noted on our rain vegetables. mHiacknoryMCbal.llpes I Chwaurcs ht. hNeoirr; gauge that from the periOd SCSI!hapolicyte ispetilis out the ·~ May 29 to June 30 we so c rae . r s. cs and other educational representative regi.stlired 7.11nchesofrain. physical cr1ter1a which the Service wlll now use to Conservation practices on. Charles Rice farm checked . lay of the land conduct a na iional inventory of· Jlrime and· unique farm· lands. By interpreting information in soil surveys in light of these physfcal criteria, we can identify and inventory the na lion·~ most Jlfoductlve farmlands in a reasonable time. We are conducting the inventory In cooperation with other interested agencies at the n~tlooal, state, and local levels of government. Many of these agencies have worked closely with us to develop deflnitioos 110 that the inventory will he uniform throughout the nation . We are als!l initiatilig a monitoring system to reflect significant changes in the use of prime and unique farm. lands. This, too, 'Will help ua monitor the pro\(uctive capacity of American agriculture in the years ahead. Under , no circumstances . will the inventories constitute a designa"oo of any land area to a specific use, nor advocate such. Such {. With a long-term, reasonable cost loan from the Federal Land Bank you can finance a wide variety of farm needs ... such as new butldmgs and land improvements- and almost a.nything else that can make your farm · . operatton more profitable. 228 Upper River Road P.o. Box207, Gallipolis - Phone 446-0203 Clyde B. Walker, Mgr. Save ·all Qf the quality that's in your hay crop :~ 1 &9 ft. Models IN STOCK 1975 9 FT. MODELS AT ··LAST YEAR'S PRICES SAVE '486.00 11 Cowtty court has 10 cases ·POMElROY ' .. Four , ~~r yellow line; Rodger K. defendants w~e fined and six Nichols McArthur f27 so others forfeited ·.QOnds In unable stop wlthl~ a.ed. · Meigs County Court Friday. · clear distance· Robert E Fined ~Y Judge Robert E. Poore, Anclerso~. Ind., Peter Buck were Hal .. Borden, E. Wentls, Marietta, George Bidwell, f27 and, costs, F. Menhoust, Aahland, Ky., overload; Benny , Wolfe, and JoyceUne C. Haley, Rt. 1, RuUand, f5 and costa, unaafe · Rutland, U7 .50 · each vehicle; James Rlt~le, speeding. ' MlneriVille, fiOO and costs, fine auspended, 30 days probation, disorderly conduct; Stanton Kayser, Poln( Pleuant; ·p and costs,. no • In 1960, the U.S. flag muffler. officially grew to 50 stars Forfeiting bopds were after admission of Hawaii llichard W. Salser, Rt . . 2, into the Union abnost a year Pomeroy, $27.50, passing earlier. · . · to CBITUI.- tfllii.IIL. , .., ... Olil • The Almanac Unltell Preu IDieraaUooal Today lsSuiulay, July 4, the !86th day of 1976 with 180 to fl>llow. Thil Is the Blcentemlal anniversary of American In· dependence Day, the natloo's 200th .birthday. The moon II ·In ita fl1'81 quarter. The morning stars are Mercury and Jupiter, The evenlna stars are Venus, Mars and Salllm. 'lbole born oo this date are under the sign of Cancer. American song writer Ste· phen Foster was born July 4 1826, . J. 990 Get In and out of the field last, and do • Big 44-lnch·reel runs at lower RPM a better job to boot.. With the 990 you to save leavjls, 'treat crop gentler. get clean cutting, and complete con- • • Simple, direct· power train requlres dltionlng, whether your crop Is heavy less power, leas maintenance. and tall, or thin and short. No ma- · • Controlled flotation platform cuts chine you can buy oHeri you more In clean over uneven ground. the way ol quality construction, or • Conditioner rolla adjust automat!· caliy to crop volume for uniform abillly· to handle all of your needs. • Choice of 7 or 9.'foot widths. drying; open hydraulically. • IH balanced head knife drive runs • Windrow · placer attachment leta smooth, even at high apeeda. you pair windrows close-together. See ut tor delellt. E••Y tln•nce pl•n• •lf•ll•ble.. MEIGS EQUIP"'ENT CO. 992-2176 . ' • POMIROY . r ' . GAlliPOLIS- Marlon and Carolyn Caldwell and their l'!ll'o sons, Gary and Randy, w!U host Gallia County's Annual Summer Beef Round· up and Twt-Ught Beef Cattle· Forage meeting this Thur. day evening . . Activities begin at 5:30 pm. with a tour of the Caldwell fann located on Uncoln Pjke, about four miles south of S. R. 141. One of the hlghliRhts ' of the evening will be the crowning of the 1976 Gallia County Beef Princess and Jr. Beef Princess. Refreshments Including rout l!eef. sand· wlches wlll conclude the priltn'am. This event should he a must on the calendar of any full or part.llme beef cattle farm in Gallla Co)llltY. - . verfone interested In beef . cattle fanning, whether they Uve in' town or on a farm, Is Invited. Wives and children are encouraged to participate VISITORS TO THE BEEF CATTLE 'Ni.Ught meeting at the Marion Cal!lwell farm (there will be a macrame this coming Tlrursday evening, July 8, 'Will be able to evaluate the perfonnance of this cross.demonstration by Patty bred Cbarolais beefoCOW herd. Left to right are Carolyn and Marioo Caldwell lind Bud Graham for the ladles who do Clrler, Gallla County Exlenlloo Agent · not wish to take the tour) and .. · folks from neighboring counties are weleome. The Caldwell family is one of 30 Ohio .families par· llcipallng in a five-year program sponsored by the Ohio CooperaUve Extension Service, The Tennessee Valley Authority, Ohio Valley Bank, Central SOya of ·Ohio, Jackson P.C.A., Gallia Roller Mills, Lanctmark of Pomeroy and · the Gallla County A.S.C.S. OHIO COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE The program starts off with ··- .SEE VALLEY AUTHORIT Y a wqoo tour narrated by THE TENNES Marloo. He 'Will tell about the Demonstration Farm GALLIA ROLLER MILLS program In which he Is OHIO VA LLEY BANK LANOMARK ·POMEROY participating and the results CENTRAL SOYA l 0~10 ' GALLIA CO. AS.CS of the program as he sees Uto date. . JACKSON,. PC A, · Much of the evening's · program wiD be devoted to showing farmers the results of renovating hill pasture land using no-tiUage forage ·MR. AND MRS. MARION CALDWELL at the entrance to the. main pasture area oo aeedlng equipment. Key steps their farm near N(X'(bup. Marton, Carolyn and their two sons Randy and Gary : will he hosts to be followed Is using this to the Beef Cattle Twi-Lil!ht Field Day and Summer Beef Round-up this cmung Thursday method which allows steep evening, July 8 at ~: 30 ,p.m. · ~Uddes to be r~ded • without the danger of soli erOiloo wiD be described and. equipment for doing the job will be demonstrated. Princess will join · ln the ·Equal emphuls will be program: A IH:Ie( ceremony " ·given ·to beef catUe and wiD be held later in the forage management prac· evening, giving folks a tices auch u the round bale· chance to hear each of the year roUnd grazing JlfOgram girls speak and hlghllghted currently gaining In by the crowning of the 1978 popularity on many Ohio Princes and Jr. Princess. Farms. The entire event is a joint Area E1tensloo Agents Bill effort on the part of the Gallia Snflth, John Underwood and County extension Beef · Jim Clay plus Gene Baynon . Committee, the Cooperative (OievrOO Chemical Co.) and . Extension Service, the Gallia Jeffrey Shaffer ( Amchem Soil and Water Conservation producll) will be on hand to District and the Soil Con· asalst with the program and · servaUoo Service plus local. .to advise farmers. ·' farm supply and machinery Steve Hlblnger, SCS con· dealers. .lei'Vatlonllt, and members of the Galll8 Sot! llld Water Conservation District wlll dem0111trate and describe the GaUia Soil and Water Con· A thought for the day: In servallon District's zip the U.S. Declaration of Reder rental program. Independence, July 4, 17'16, Geor1e Cagney, Dave Thomas Jefferson said, Dnper llld Gorden Swisher " ...We hold these truthll to be of John Deere 'Will exhibit and self-evident: 'fl1alallmen are dem0111trate the new John created equal; that they are 1 Deere 1500 POWR·Till endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Seeder. Marlon. Caldwell and Bud Carter, CWnty Extenlim Contestant& for the title of rllhll; that amooa t1.e are Agent, eumlne the quality of haj In me of the larae round · . 1878 ·Gallla County Beef life, llberty and the Jlll"llll! of ' · bales stored for ff!dlng the Cald'ireU beef herd thla winter. Pri nceu and Jr. Beef happlnesa." ·'Ty ... your farm operation! evening, July 8 at $:30 p.m. County Extensloo agent Bud Carter, Marion and Carolyn Caldwell are pictured above " examining a seeding made the ruHillage way, .. " 7:00-Chrlstopller Closeup 3; Talking_ tlands 8; To Be Announced 10; Newsmaker '76 13. . 7:»-Thlsls the Life 3; Your Health 4 ; Jerry Falwell 8; Oral Roberts 10; Amazing Grace Bible Class 13; Open Bible 15. 7 : 5~Biack Cameo 4. 8:oo-Giorlous Fourth 3,4,15; Revival Fires 6; In Celebration of US tO; Rev. Homer Click 13. 1:30--{loopel Caravan 6; Day of Discovery 8; Rex · Humbard 13. 9 : ~Rex Humbar'd 6; REv. LeonardRepan a. 9 : 30-What the Bible Plainly Says 8; Christ Is the Ans_. 13. lO : ~At Issue 3; Leroy Jenkins 6; Chdstlan Center 8; Jimmy Swaggart 13", · 10:30-To Be Announced 13; Jimmy Swaggart 6; Rev. Robert Schuler 8. 11 :oo-Giorlous Fourth 3,4,15; Great American Blr· thday Party 6, 13; Rex Humbard 8 ; In Celebration of US 10. 12 : ~Meet the Press 3,4, 15; Issues & A~swers 6; In Ceitbratl011 of US 8; Lower .Lighthoult 13. 12 :»-Hot Fudge 6; Garner Ted Amsfrong 13. . I :oo-Giorlous Fourth 3,4,15; That Good Ole Nashville Music6; Issues& Answers13; Bill Moyers' Journal 33. ~ .1:30-Great American Birthday Party 6,13. 2 : ~1n Celebl'allon of us 10; Onedln Line 33. 2:»-Davld Niven 's World ·6; Town Topics IJ. 3:00-NFL Championship Games 6) In Celebration of us S; Gilligan's Island i3: · Rivals of Sherloek Holmes 33. · 3:30-Amerlcan Angler 6; Freedom ts 13. 4:1»-Giorlous Fourth 3,4,15; Freedom ls6; Nashville on the Road 13; Let's Grow a Garden 33. · 4:30-rennls 6,13; French Chef 33. 5·: ~tn Celebration of US 8, 10; Inner Tef1nls 33. 5:30-Gupples to Groupers 33. 6 : ~News 3,.4; Yankee Dooodle Cricket 6; Cham· plonshlp Fishing 8; 177610; Jane.Goodall13; Only a Btglnnlng 15; Wall Street Week 33. 6:»-NBC News 3,.4, 15; Ohio's Presidents 6; CBS News 8; World Press 33. 7 : ~Happy Blrthday.Amerlca . t4.15; Glory Road West 6; . In Cele!l<'at1011 of US a, 10; America 13; Crockett's VIctory Garden 20; Onedln Line 33. ' 7:30-Antlques 20. . 8 : ~Movle"The New Land" 6,13; In Celebration of US 8, 10; Evening at Pops ·20,33. 8:30-Bob Hope 3,4,15. 9 : ~Masterplece Theatre 33,20. lO:~S.st of the Fourth 3,4, 15; Great American Birthday Party 6,13; In Celebration of US 8,10; In Performance at Wolf Trap 20; Lincoln Center 33. 11 :0CI-News 3,.4,8,10,13,T5; FBI 6. . 11 : lHBS News 8, 10; Wrestting 15. 11:»-Star Trek 3; Bonanza 4; In Celebration of US 8, 10; Ironside 13. ll :A(f-News 20. 12:00...:ABC News 6; Movie ''Tobacco Road " 8; Hawaii Five-0 10. 1 2 : 1~Don Kirshner's Rock Concert .15. 12:3()-Bonanza 4; ABC News 13. I : ~Kup's Show. 33. 1·»-Peyton Place 4. 2 : ~Janakl 33. MONDAY, JULY 5, 1976 trona accepttd first dly of publlc1tlon . , • Tho you are gone, you thoU nevlr IIIOU!..ATIONI You ore milled mare evwy doy . the Pub11sher rtserves Sadly mlnt<l by husband, Horborl. Children, Geno ond S.,.llo. JoAnn al'C~Loonord, Ed· die ond Ylrgfnla, &ob ond 5.,.1/o, Brenda ond ~lck, Torry itcllonol. The publllhlr · more thl!l one Incorrect Insertion . RATI!S will not be responsible for ' IN Momary ot Corl E. MCclu1o who po11t<l away JulyArh, 1910 ot hi I home in Albany. Oeoth Con toke ewtay the lov.d 26 c;ents per word six consecutive rnser.tlons . ..,., 25 Per Cent OIICOI,Int on paid ads and ads pa id wlthlll 10 dlys. But memot l•s linger 011. CARD OF ·THANKI I OBITUARY · 12.00 lor 80 word minimum . Each lddltlonel word J . s;gnt<l by his rnol.,.r, """" ond child ron ond grandchildren. IN Memory of our Son . Donald (Sonny) Falmers' Blrlhdoy. July <. Ho would hove been lorty· ,. BLIND AOS Additional 2:Sc Charge per Ad'i'trtisemen t. OFFICE HOURS 1: 30 a .m . to 5:00 p .m . D•lly , 1 :30 a .m . to 12 : 00 Noon Seturday . one, and the proud and hoppy ~rondfother of his flrat grand· child, Mlsti Down Powell. Dod, Mom . George ond Cora Folrnitr , Phone lodoy 992-21!6. NOTICES AT'f:N. : II Al.L HOU 'SEWIV£5 Porch •nd Basemen t Porch and Basement Salts,. etc . must bt paid' In Ad~ance . Get rours In -eerly by s1opplng by our oftlc~ at The Sentinel, DillY I WISH to •xtend my sin~ere op· reciat.lon to ecxh of the alloWing: The entire staff of the Plea1ant Valley Hotpitol. r. A.ll Yir.d ··Saltl, ~ummlge, 111 Court St. or writing Box -729, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Wl!fl your remlt1ance . Or. Grubb and Dr . Chol. during my 1Udden 111!'1•11 and surwery; my many friends ond nei~hbou for their htilp and - con~i~a· lion. to my family , Oil thre prayers, flowen, cords and colla that were mode . Your k iodn•ss will never be forgot· ten . Moy God Bien eoch Ond everyon• of you. Mrt . Freda Durham . YOU HAVE -PARTY PLAN EX · PERIENCE? FRIENDLY TOY PARTIES HAS OENINGS FOR RACINE Fire Oeporlmonl will MANAGERS IN YOUR AREA. hove o gun shoo! Solurday ol RECRUITING IS EA5Y BECAUSE 6:30 p.m. ol l.,.ir now ixlildlng OEMS HAVE NO.CASH INVEST· off Boohon Rood. MEN( NO COtLECTI(oJG OR · DELIVERING: CAll COLLECT TO Will core lor elderly wom0f1 in CAROL DAY 518·489·83'15 OR my homo. lrolnt<l ond ex· WRITE FRIENOLY HOME PAR- ~rionced . Phono 9'1'2·7314. TIES, 20 RAILROAD AVE.. BOAR hogs for sorvlco. Coil 742· ALBANY, N.Y. 12205. . 2014, . DO HOUSEWIVES, open the door· to t:rtro earnings. Join the tuccessful women who ore moking good mon'!'y in t~ir sport r i me . No experience nectssory, no delivery, no col - SKY Diving , Gr.ene County Sport ParochUtt Center , open every doy near Gollipolil. FOf furt..information, coli (614) 2.S-9339 or P.O. 91, Bidwell , Ohio e.o. 4561•. lactlng. no cosh invttlment . PORTlAND Flea Market, July 10 Call now and get V.!'fro eorly and 11 . Arts ond Crofts. antlbeneflts . Phone 949-2803 or ques and junk. Come to bvy, 9.49-2786 . Also. booking par · come to selL For information, 4 ""'· ~25.00 per Hundred 1tufflng .Envelopes . , Send u lf . addressed . ttomped enYel.ope; Edroy Moils ,~ Box coii1J.43.2116. ~J-O:'E:''s"-c:Ca;:_rry.::.:..:Q::ur-•.,. 564 - lac - us- •"'/M - id -:-. , dleport , Ohio. N,W hours, 9:001(1111 :00. FridayondSowrdo y. 9:00 ,,'II 12:00 . p•··~· 188, 'fW.Albo ny, Mo.Wu•. '1'1'2 ·3152. HElP WANTED: $2.00 hour, beg;h. B_.A..;E ..:.R;:,'S:..:M=o rk_e_r.-S-yr_oc_u-so-.-w-il-1be ning todoy, worke rs nuded to pick up potatoes. Contact Delbert Lawson ot Oovkl Yost closed all day , July 5 for repair . NOfiCf Jorm , Greol Bend. Ohio, Rl. 338. Otange In w"NTEO: Toxl drivers , good ddvol .. record roqu;rt<l. Coil Office Hours E• ·s• VJI11111UEVI1 L&.IV'I . n, ~ M. 0. 9'92·~10 or inquire ot 66 Mill SlrH.I, Middleport. Oh;o. GRill cook for doy <hill. Apply in Me 5 Mte . dical Butkling person . (row's Steak House. Pomeroy, Ohio . n.o. ' · ~meroy, 0. Mond1y 10 to 12-1 to S $200 weekly ·\ lUffing envelope• ;noo olrOo<!Y Slomped ond od· dresMd .;,velopes . Stuffin9 Tuesay 10 to 12-J to 6 Closed Wednesday morer;o/ pro•ided free. Send: T11urs. 10 to 12-21o 4-7 to' Fri . lOta t2.!....lfo4 Sat. 1,01o 1 Self -addressed stomped envelope: Diversified, Dept. A.A. 1206 Cornden Or .. Rkh· 1 - - - - _ ;_ _ __ Son 3,4,15; Edge of Night 6; Price Is , Right 8,10: Bit With Knit 33. · 6 : ~Summer Semester 10. 6: t~Farm Report 13. " 6:20-Rev. Cleophul Robinson 13. 6:30-Columbus Today 4; News 6; Summer Semesle!8; Coocerns & Comments 10. ' . 6 :4~Mornlng Report 3. 6:5(}-Good Morning, West VIrginia 13. 6:5Hhuck Wihlte Reports 10; Good Morning, Trl Grondchlldret1, Neil , Stephanie, Aorot" ond Minimum Charge Sl.OO. U ctnts 'per word thrn consecutive 1nsert lon1 . cents . Chris, Amy . insertion . & 10:30-Celebrlty Sweepstakes 3,4,1 5; Dinah6; ; Lilias Yoga & You 33. 11 : ~Wheel of Fortune 3, 15; Weekday 4: Gambit 8.10; Farmer's Daughter 13, 11 :»-Hollywood Squares 3,4.15; Happy Days 13 ; Love of Life 8, tO. ll :ss-'Take Kerr 8; Dan !mel's World 10. 12:00.:..Fun Factory 3,15;. Let's Make a Peal 13; Bob Braun 4; News 6,8, 10; Sesame St. 33. 12:»-Gong Show 3,15; All My Children 6, 1~; Search for Tomorrow 8, 10. 12 : 5~NBC News 3,15. 1: ~News 3; Ryan 's Hcipe 4. 13; Phil D011ahue 8; Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15; Elec. Co. 33. 1:»-pays of Our lives 3,4, 15; Rhyme & Rea !SOn 6, 13; As The World Turns 8. 10; Earthkeeplng 33. 2 : ~$20, 000 Pyram id 6,13; It' s About Time 33. 2:»-Doctors 3.4,15; Break the Bank 6, 13; Guiding Light 8,10; Black Perspective on the News 33. 3 : ~Another World 3,4,15; General Hospllat 6. 13; All • In The Family 8,10; Woman 20; Washington Week In Review 33. . 3:»--ne Life to Uv.e 13; Mickey Mouse Club 6; Match Game 8,iO; Lilias Yoga & You 20; World Press 33. 4 : ~Mlster Cartoon 3; Merv Griffin 4; Somer~! 15; Max B. Nimble 6; Mickey Mouse Club 8; Mister Rog«s 20,33; Movie ''The Honeymoon Machine" 10; Dinah 13. 4:»- Bewltched 3; Mod Squad 6; ; Andy Griffith 8; Sesame St. 20.33; Fllntstones 15. 5 : ~Bonanza 3; Partridge Family 8; Mlsslqn : Jm. possible 15. 5:»-Adam-124; News6; FamllyAifalr8 ;; Elec. Co . 20,33: Adam-12 13. · 6:~News 3,4,8, 10, 13, 15) ABC News 6; Zoom 2o,33. 6:30-NBC News 3,.4, 15; ABC News 13; AndyGriflllh 6; CBS News 8, 10; Hodgepodge Lodge 20 ; . . Carrascolendu 33. / : ~TrUth or Cons. 3; 'ellly Graham 4; Bowling for · Dollars6; Buck Owens 8; NewslO; Candid Camera 13; Family Affair 15; Lowell Thomas Remembers 20; Resourceful West VIrginia 33. · 7:3()-That Good Ole Nashville Music 3; Space : 1999 6; Price Is Right 8; High Road to Adventure ,10; To Tell the Truth 13; Friends of Man 15; Robert MacNeil Report 20; To Be Announced 33 . 8:0CI-Bobby VInton 3; VIva Maldez 13; Rich Little 4, 15; Gunsmoke 8; Beyond Sand Dunes 20,33. 8:»-We Think You Should Know · 3; Baseball 6; America, America, America 33; Phyllis 10; flrlovle "That Music Man" 13; Goodbye America 20. 9. : ~Joe Forrester 3,4; Billy Graham ll; All In the Family 8,10. 9:30-Mavde 8,10 . IO :I)O..!.Jlgsaw John 3,4,15; Billy Graham 8; Medical Center 10; News 20; 81-Ways 33. · io :JO-Catch-33 33 : 11 :~News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13, 15; ABC News 33. 11 :3()-Johnny Carson 3,15; It's A Bird, tl's A Plane, Superman 6, 13; Movie " Notorious" 8; Movie "Trial" 10; Janak! 33. !:~Tomorrow 3,4. 1:»-News 13. TUESDAY, JULY 6,1976 and Corio. Brion, Sondra, Pam , lily, For Want Ad Strvlu 5 cen11 per word one 6 : 1~Farm lO:~Sanford befor90tten. the right to e.dlt or relect any allis deemed ob . 6 : ~Summer Semester 10. Report 13. . 6 , »-Gooc~ News 13. o : ~olumous 1oday 4; News 6; Summer Semester 8; Farmtlme 10. , 6: 4s-Morning Report 3. .6:5(}-Good Morning, West VIrginia 13. 6:5S-Chuck White Reports 10; GoOd Morning America 6, 13; CBS News 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7: »-Schoolles 1o. · 8:0CI-Lassle 6: Capt. Kangaroo 8.10: Sesame St . 33. 8 : »-B~g Valley. 6. 9: ~A.M. 3; Phil Donahue 4, 15; Lu.;y Show 8; Mike Douglas Joi Morning with D.J . 13. 9:30-Cross-Wits 3; One Life to Live 6; TaMietales 8; Mike Douglas 13 . IN ' lo•lno .....,.,... of · Evelyn Wholoy who paned ......, .... yoor ogo. July 3. 1975. j 5: oo-Gr~t Amerlcen Celtbrailon 10,13 . 6:»-Jerrv F.alwell A; VIewPOint 8. - done. By T. Allan Woller . accomplllhed a ..--eat deal. Last week a two-ecre wlldiJfe DlstrlciR.nger Let me go into a little more opening wu made in the woodlllld IRONTON- This week 's article detail about lh' YCC-era' Be· malnterumce work wu. compleled was written by Dan · B. Kincaid, compllahmenta up' to now. oo ·aJready eNblilhed.. openluca, Forester .and Director of the "Spirit After the necessary paperwork This parllculu , project wa1 a of '76" YCC Camp, and orlentatioo had been completed favorite with the campen, m!ll This·past week was the third out of the firs! day, the campers able though the work ltaelf wu tiring llld five weeks total for the lirst session to begin work on the traU COD· the clays were bot llld hwnld. The of Youth ConservaUon Corps ( YCC) struallori prllject. A new 1'>'• mile 'Campers on the Iron!on District. The section of the Vesuvius Hiking Trall , openings ~ establllbed In the woods so that many •l!lnWI IJill . 13youthcampershavebeenworklng was the goal for the . week. This hive shrubs and gruaes on which to hard lip a variety of proje<;ta,. They t section of the trail, near Hippy browae, so that seedll from certain have also been given several hours Hollow, was to replaCe a · nearby plants will be ivallable for food, 10 of environmental education, con· section that had been rutted and tom that nesting cover will be 1vallab~ sistlng of basic ecologlcal coocepts, up by the excessl\le and illegal uile of to certain species, and 10 that 10111e land management policies; and off-!'oad-vehicles. Here the trall had animals 'Will have 1 tupply of lnlects pertinent field trips. InstrucUoo has becoine a hazard and was an oo which to feed. Fl!l' these reuona, also been given In the proper and eyesore to hikers and.back1111ckers. and othert, the campers came to safe use of a variety of hand tools, 'l1le YCC crew worked hard and by understand the value of the open such as axes, hoes, mattocks, fire Friday afternoon of that week had areu to wlldllfe and they worked rakes, bow saws, etc. flnished grubbing out the enUre • witll zeal and enthu.siUm to com. The first week revolved around sectloo of new trail . Thanks to their plete lhl• job. the construction of I \1; miles oF..... efforts hikers 'Will once again be able hiking tr~l. The second week was to walk along a forest trail and enjoy - · The YCC campers are working oo projecls that are Important pirts primarily devoted to releasing white nature at Its esthellc best. • pf the overall multlpl~·uae pine trees from brush In order to -. The work for the second week management of the Wayne NaiiQilal give them. a better. chance to grow. waswhiteplnrelease. Ten years ago Forest. They're Raining knowledge This .past week was- spe~t several acres of white pine trees had of ecoloalcal concepts which ~nable establishing a wildlife opening in the been planted . In an area near them to' understand the meaning of woods and maintaining a couple of , Kimball fire tower. Some of the trees the word conservation -the wile use openings that had already been were growing well, but many had of our natural resourcea. And established. Next week the CIIJTlWS become overtopped by competing they're certainly gaining will build a foot bridge , go on litter brush and weed species. These per&peCtlves on man's relatlonahlp patrol, and travel to Shawnee State overtopped trees were In danger of With the environment. They're Forest YCG .Camp for an overnight diei~, primarily from lack of making new friends, learning lo stay . The fifth aod final week will be 'sunlight. Already many of them had work wlih one another, and ·spent constructing gabtons for use In become stunted and sickly looking. acquiring knowledge that willlut stteambank stabilization and The YCC crew cuw down much them a llfetlme. We feel that each sediment control. Then, on July 19, of the competing brush camper will come away from camp we begin the seconrt session of the and, thus, released the a better person; certainly . the YCC CamJl, which also lasts five while pine trees to grow. Ironton District will be better !Iff weeks. We have a busy Schedule and AJ}proximately ·five acres of this because of their efforts 'and aclots of things to do, but the campers important work was accomplished. complishments. have been working hard and have Had it not been for rainy weather, even more acres would have been Big increase in .cropl~d homes , shopping centers, and other roads . nonasricultural uses. The new survey, however, indicated that about 2 rnillion , acres of fatmland are being "frtel'ersibly" lost annually to urban buildup while another I million acres is being submerged each year under lakes, ponds and reservoirs. ' ' Coincidenllllly, perhii'JlS, the Agriculture DeJlSrtment had announced a few days· earlier that it was adopting a new policy aimed at urging federal agencies and private developers to steer future development activity away from prime fannland 'and onto lower.grade sites. SU.NDA Y, JUl. Y4, 1t7l WANT ADS INFORMATION DIAOLINES 5 P .M . Oey ijetoro Publlcetlon . Cancellations, corr•c· rilond . Virgini.o 23229. MEN free to tra¥el. learn trade on construction cre'N1-. Good poy . Opening your oreo . Send cord , Wlnondy Greenhouse Con· LOST: MotorCycle license -.NO. 90 struction . 2211. Peacock Rood , . M. Please phone Kenneth Mowory . m-328611 found. RK:hmond, Indiana .t737.... Stale 13. 7 : ~Today 3,4,15; Good Morning, America 6,13; CBS News 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 7:30-Schoolles lQ. B : ~Lassle 6; Capt. Kangaroo 8,10; Sesame St . 33. 8:30-Big \/alley 6. 9:1»-A.M. 3; Phil Donahue 4,15; Lucy Show 8; Mike Douglas 10; Morning with D.J . 13. 9:30-Cross-Wits 3; One Life to Live 6; Tattletales 8; Mike Douglas 13. lO:OCI-Sanford & Son 3,4, 15; Edge of Night 6; Price is ~lghl 8, 10; Bit With Knit 33. 10:30-Celebrlty Sweepstakes 3,4, ll ; Dinah 6; Lilias Yoga & You 33. 11 :()()-Wheel of Fortune 3, 15; Weekday 4; Gambit 8;10; Farmer's Daughter 13. 1j :30-Hollywood S~uares3,4, 15; Happy Days 13; Love of Life 8, Hi. · 11 : 5~Take Kerr 8; Dan lmel"s World 10. 12:0CI-Fun Factory 3,15; Let's Make a Deal 13; Bob Braun 4; News 6,8,10; iesame St lJ PUBLIC SALE JULY 10, 1976 11:00 A.M. The personal property ol the late Robert Randolph will be sold at his property on State Route 124 in Hockingport, Ohio. HOUSEHOLD · Bottle gas stove, refrigerator, tables & ct"lalrs/ dressers, night stands, metal & wood kitchen cabinets, GE sweeper. clocks, 2 porch swings. record player. televisions, Warm Morning & Star Buckley .coal stove, dishes. pots, pans, wheel chair . "Antique or Collector' Items" Iron be<ts. si~e board, ol~ wood rocker. corn jobber. ~lcture frames , wicker baskej, treadle sewing machine.. , TOOLS & MISC. Ladders, wheel barrel. Cross -cut saw, vise, hand tools, 2 mowing scythes. CARS • 5I Ford, 57 and 67 Bulcks.r CASH D. Smith 949~20~3 LUNCH CARNAHAN AUCTION CO. L.Donohue J.Cornahan 1<2-3041 ' 949.2701 �' o, HAPPY BIRTHDAY AMfRICAI FROM ALL ter US Nona N'e lson . Bi II Nelson Pal Story .Carolyn .llarlels " If within reason, you have bought a new Ford Car or truck or any of these clean, many one owner. used cars or ~r·.•cks. We can give you former owner on all ol these . Very low mileage. like new . Ceward Ca1vert J . D. "-Story Jan Riley Larry Hudson Don Chambers Nate Biggs Howard Well Bob Luke · Station Wagon . lmmaccula1e Inside and out . Auto. ~, ran s. lug. Rack . ______ _.__________________ VOlKSWAGEN ~ ............. You Make The Price , . 73 PINTO ....................... You Make The Price Cutlass VB, 2 dr HT. Factory air cond .,. AT, PS, P.S . Clean . ' • I . ' • I White, blue vinyl top, blue cloth interior, full power equip .. air. T& T wheel , full stereo, radial tires one I . ~- spri ng and dty water . Bounded · by Forked Run State Park. Price; $17.000. . LONG BOTTOM AREA 6 a., 1975 65xU all elec. mobile home . · Lived In 6 mo ., 2 car • gar ., with 6cyl. 2 dr. Sedan. Auto: Trans. Clean car Inside and out.. 6 cvl Gart4 dr Sedan. You'll have to see to appreclale. Cargo Van. Ex~ptlonal In every way. ~ 302 VB pickups . Choice of two. One local owner trucks. · Blue wi th blue v-root. blue leather inter ior . full power, factorv otir and T& t wheel. 73 DATSUN ..................... You Make The Price 73 CHEV. LUV ....... ;.......... You Make The Price I . . Pickup. Very low mllea~e . " Cream Puff" •• See; Fred Blaettnar, Melvin Little, or Pat 1-iill Open Evenings Til7: 00 Except Thurs. and Sat. Til 5:00 Closed Sunday MAKE 1pring cleaning profitable, WilL DO odd jobo, roofing, pain· turn unwonted items into cash .• tlng. hauling, treework. and Adverti1e in the Want Ads. mowing, Ptoon. 9'12·740'1. I WOULD like to do babysitting In ~UST posf5, round or Phone 9~9-2174. · -het Pomeroy J--------~-,------------.1 ~ plit. ing and. automatl~n . Modern Poultry, 399W. Mo1n , Pomerov. now ready thru August. S.varol vorialias , burg undy with dark burgundy top. bucket swivel seats, $3700. coll992-50~3 . peck. PiltON bring· own conteNner. 2 c;onvenlant locations: COAl, llm•stone. and calci~mr 1971 Ambouador , -4 door; also, chloride and calcium brine for l963 Ford 500 truck, $300. Con· Mid""y Market, Pomeroy, dust control and special mildng . . A. Roe1n. d k' HI 3, tod G ,by tho bushel, ·~ buohol or 992-2160. 992-2582; Bob's Market. Moson, so I t f orformers. Main Street, Pomer01, Ohio Or phone 992· m-m1. Albany, Ohio or (61-4) 698-8852. 3891 . 1974 Ouster. Phone 24!·2821. 1961 Comodoro boot, 17 ft. 40 h.p. Johnson Sea hor,. motor. 23 chi:mnel (8 fits In dash, 1970 C~Jmaro Rally Sport in etc· Good condition, Coli 949-2234 · cellent catldition. Phohe ~· om .fm ·mp)( rQ~io, 8 track attar 5 p.m. stereo. Col19'12·3965. ~7~ 60~ 9·------~--~ BEANS and potatoet, pick your 1973 Ford one-holt ton 'truck $2500; 600 Ford tractor; 5 ft. own. Coll843·2353 oftor7 p.m. NfW 12 volt cor bottory. Phone brush hog, and two 14 inch plows , $3000; One new garden s•eder, $35 and gard'en rototiller, $60. 0·::11 Stihl ChDin Saw $175. Note Vanaman 1 Rutland on New Limo Road. ,' 742-2014. REGISTERED 1..) Arabian mare and gelding, 6 yooro old. Eokoy . Hill , Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 992-3885. lWO Uo.d IJghtweJght'choln IOWI ' lwogons; 560 1974 12x60 2 bedroom troller, completely corpeled, halt fur· niahed . Toke over payments . International Phone (614) 667-3507 after 5 dtoMI trO(tor, 32 ft, hoy · oloYGtor, $250. Phone. "i614) •698·8852. G. II. Rodokln, Rt . 3, l<lbony, Ohio. p.m . .II o K4 ·W high pa,..red rlflo ocopo. $150. Coli 992·5'165 oltor 7 p.m. .. HOMESITES for sale, 1 ocre ond up. Middleport near Rutland. ' COUNTRY Mobile Hor,,e Pork, Rt. 33 , ten miles north of Pomeroy. Lorge lots with concret patios, sidewalks, runners and oH street parking. Phone992-7,79. APPRO~IMATELY 10 acres beoutifl building sile, on good road. Chester water, will toke trodes and help finance if _:n:::ec:::•::•::so::ryl-.::'P_:_h::o::: n•:_9::•:::9,.: ·277 :::..:0::...~ SMALL farm for sole , 10~. down, owner financed. Monroe Coun· ty. yJ, va. Phone {304) n2· 3102of(J00)772-3:227 , . bedroom apartment' at CoUNTRY farmland with stclud; VILLAGE MANOR in Middleport ed w~a. water and good oc·· for SHW monthly -plus elec, or cess in Monroe County, W. Va. · ·Zouwovo .58 col. , mulllo ' loodin; musket ~u1pped wrth 1972 Tog•A·Long Travel "trailer, 18 ft . 5elf·contained, mirrors, and Reese hitch included. Price on inspection. Phone 949·2739. ONE 1WO Rupp Scrambler mini-btkes. • Phone 742·3102. 1966 Station wagon , good condi· tlon . Runs good. Make a good LptUST poa.ts for tol•, cut your work cor, $200. Phone 992- own cheat>. Phone 992·2606., •· - =-'--===----5434 . Auto, 600 E. Main St., Phone 992·20'14. . INC hoybino, $«)0: Gravity bed $775. Phone992·3517. NEW 3 bedroom house, 2 baths, all alec . 1 acre , Middleport, FURNISHED . 2 bedrm . apartment, close to Rufland . Phone 992· adults only, in Middleport. 7491. 3 AND 4 RM. furnished and unfurnished opts. Phone .992- for sola. Pomeroy Home and .1965 Shasta camping trailer, &elfcontained, 15 ft . auto hookup , Coli 992-7oBt . Phone 992-387• . ~~==~·~·~--~-------19"10 Coupe DeVille, very good condition, full power. Phone 992 3517 _:.=·:::_:.:.·-,..,,--:-;--- 1968 Oldsmobile .f. door sedorl, radio, "-.ater, and defroster , $130 ;ncluding electric. LOWER RATES FOR SENOR CITIZENS. Sf,OOO down, coli (:l04) 772· 3102 or (304) 772-3227. Convenient to ,hopping on Third and Mill Streets in Mid· WHY RENT? Buy a new home with dfeport. Brond new high qUali· payments same Or loV(er than ty apartments . See the rant. 3 bedrooms, den, 2 bc;dhs, manager at Riverside Apartcarpet, f.lus all the extras a inents or call 992-3273. Fur· housewi e would want,. Shown nis~ed · apartments· also by appointment, 742-2328. '-'-- avoilable. 3 bedroom house for sole In MidTRAILER space for rent ~ dl•part, Phone 992-3578 or dloport, Phone 9'12·5434 . 992-76b7. D to ,.IIIII Eio<trlc winch $450. Phono9o9-2589. solo. Coil 992·2623, 1'168 Chovollo 2 dr. hardtop, V-8,' 2 bedroom mobile home. Brown's THREE bedroom brick ranch style omeroy. outomoti<. $450. Phone (61o) home, full basement with Troller Park , 992·3324 . 197~ Monte Carlo In good shape, 985·35'16. finished recreation room, l lfz 't slda-by-slda refrigerator 3 rooms on~ bath furnished apaFtbaths, carport . .In Baum A.ddl· l r - ; double oven oleo. 1~66 Pontiac Cotolino, 2 dr ., good ment In Middleport. Utilitlet tlon near State Highway condition, gooCt tires. 1976 W. itove: NatkHlal 'check out paid. Phone 992·3205 betw.-n Gorogie . Price reduced. Phone Vo. tnopo<tlon tog. Coli (3().1) ,.......,, Caoo-Colo pay cooler: 9 a .m . and 3 p.m . (61A)985·358of for appointment . n3·S680. .11 room brick homo, 3 botho, IN Mason, 2 bedroom apt. with Jled -·-r;;m , all"•lec . home, F-Iv-e . full banmeut, I acre lol. John 1974 Chevy Pickup, 6 cyllnd.r, - stove and refrigerator . Points, 6 .r00ft1 hCiute. Phone ShMft, 3 mtln south MJd. standard, perf~t condilion, CorP,ehtd and clean , adults on992·2571 or 992-3975. _!~lop~o~~~~~~·~'·~--~--, 18,000 mlln, long wide b<Ki ly , no pots. Phone (30<) n3. with delu)(e topper, $2900. Colt · t room houto, 1 aero, hot ond 3 bedroom, new furnace , window 5977.,__,,__ 992-5324. cold water, no both, $9,600. air conditioning,. .aluminum ~ New 3 bedroom total oloc., ' 1968 Rambler , 6 cylinder 1 stan· 3 room furnished apartment, siding, new carpeting; located utilities paid . Inquire ot 356 676. South Fourth, M~ddleport . 1.130 0<*, lour-lihh miloo dard shift, oood condition, North Fourth , Middleport , ', from Longo.tlle oH Ca. Ad. 10, · 1300. Phone 9'12-5301 or 992· Contact Fred Lewis, 58461slond Ohto. 123,100. Call llarmoud Hot' Drive,. Cleves, Ohio. ~5002 or 3682. coil (513) 353·1990oltor 5 p.m. fWd, 742·2119. oNE acre trailer lot, oil fociHties 1 J968 Chevelle Malibu ,·automotic . ·-· . bed,_,. houoo , garage, Five Points ·o r.a. Coli collect, 1\'/0 12 Fl. Soari Super GaMe flohor l'hono I (61A)667-3653. 1618) 524-5825. small lot, Hyooll SlrHI, Mid· boat, 9.9 h.p. Soots and l11btd: motor, tilt troll•r. l9l'o CQIYiot'o LT. Pho~e (61A)985- 2 bedroo;-h~~s;~ ~;~tr~l-~~ dleparl , Ohio. 19500. Phone 4274 . 992-7847. nice yard, Phone 992-2832. """""992·2121 ' _____ ·- --·-· -·- 2•28. CARPENTER , floorirlg , .ceiling, bery , phone 949-25A5 or 742· 3167. VERMEER BALER SALES AND SER· shower, storms. Coal or N.G. heat. $8,500. WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU CAN BUY THE ABOVE AT THESE PRICES? BUY NOW AND PAY THE RENT TO ¥OURSELF . TUPPERS PLAINS BRAND NEW - Ultra modern 3 BR home , ceramic tile bath (Colored fixtures), utility R., lovely kitchen. large garage afld workshop . .'12 acre. $22,900. Where the air is clean and living Is easy . SECURITY FOR TOMORROW. 992-2259 or 992-2548 TEAFORD Virgil B. Sr •• Rultor 110 MecMnic Pomeroy, q, Phone 992.331~ ' LIKE NEW -5 bedrooms, all carpeted and electric home In good sub-division. Dining room , central air ·& ,heat, sun deck and 2 car garage. Belter see this now. $45,000. NEW liSf'ING 3 Bedroom all . elec. home. Carport, 2 porches, city water. and large level lot. Space for garden . Only $12,000. LARGE OLDER HOME Has 5 nice sized bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplaces, lovely kitchen with lots of c~pboards. Natural gas, F.A. furnace, large front wrap around porch and 2 level lots for · only $25,000. COUNTRY STORE - All stock, some fixtures, an,d real estate. Good chence to work for yourself. Only . $18,000. 4 BEDROOMS - Lovely older home. Hes steam heat (gas fired). large dining, 2 living rooms. :v, basement with garage , Iorge attractive yard : 1 Asking $20,000, 3 YEARS OLD 3 bedroom modern home with 2 ceramic llle baths. ' Eiec. beseboard heat, wood-burning fireplace. Full basement, nice, kitchen and family room. ., $30,000. AVOI'DTHE HEADACHES OF SELLING. LIST IT WITH US AND LET THE EXPERTS DO THE JOB. your next truck. 1 - -Bernice Be.de OsOI For Sunday, July 4, 1876 ARIES (MilCh 2t·Aprll 19)1n ~1Atinn11 ttvbiu 1.. tn. anything that even hints of the commercial world . HaVe a ball. Oon·t ~wen th ink about making bucks . • ·$1 00 (Ooi:. 22-Jon. 19) Do everything in terms of "we' ' today ctnd not rust " me." If you 're too self-centered. you co u ld j eopard i ze a relat iqnsh lp, · majo r it y rul e , even il you disa gr ee . it'll muffle rumbles th at might otherwise o.ccur. TAURUS (April 20-Mor 20) GEMINI '(MIJ 21·J- Hl ·- See Charlie Webster, Buster Sprague, Don Harden and Tom Norris. 1he 1974 2A ft. motorhome, excellent condition with absolutely· everything. Pho~949- 2770. __. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO INTERNATIONAl Model 60 com· fof rent or sole , 2 bedrooms , 2 children only . · TRAILER "Your Chery D~e~,.,'<' H2.-2J.2' • . Ponllf'Of 0,.. henlnp ~-·p.m. •. 74 BUICK CUSTOM ELECTRA 225 bine, e•ce11ent condition, lots of extra ports. Lorge tandem fer tlizer spreader , good condi. tion . Tractor belt driven wood sow . 1959 Chevrolet 1 tOn with alum . van body end power tollgate , good conditio11. Phone 2 Dr . --------- -- 949-2770. Phone742-3122. . c-.... I DrD NOT I THFIQW /IWAY Tt- .~OU.I'IOS I'C RACINE ' CARPET SHOP Tax With any 54.00 purchase and this od. Good through . 6·30-76. DONEW'S PIZZA Middleport, Ohio 992-6167 6·1·76·1 month Aluminum Siding, Roofing, Gutters, Painting and .Repair RUtlond 742-2321 All Work Guonnteeil ' Free Estlmoles ~23-2 ma. J • • slretlcara ' 21 Pay Detortttand 23 Nerve network 24 Lamprey 26 Container a 27 Rupetl {aDbr.l 29 Royal Cal Bodies : '6.95 Squere Yord lnslolled . David Parsons. Owner t4t-2114 6-7-1 mo. EXPERIENCED 3.t Apporuon 32 Greek lett~ r 33 Solk up ' SeiiP'II'Ofl RIDERS SALVAGE SL RL 1Z4 34 Mclent Gr•ek coin 35 SlrCilg wind 3«5 Rely on P - , Ohio Pllooio H2·54a 38Lethargv 40Male 41Le~rnin; rr. ..... .................. , _ .... lillt "' ~.......,- · D. Bumgardner .............. •we,, 1 . PIIOIUH-57%4 6-tl-1 mo. ,..., 67 Warnmgdevice 69 Abounds 71 T ime gooe~y 73 Conceded 74 Tierra del Fueoan lnd~ens 76 Leaked ~HW Qh 79 Span ish ti\le 81 Music : as A8 JIWIMIIIfH turMure 16 Abst; acl be1ng 127 Style ottype 129 Names 131Ch.a11enge 13 2 Persian ta11y t33Man 'sname 134 Femalerull t 36 Wan\ 137 Paddles 138Rent written 139 Teutonic de•IY 62 Possessive 140 Conduct pronoun 64 Kind ol1oot race 141 Colle cllan ot facts 65 Beast ' 142Formallypreclse · 87 Supercilious 1143 Hun1inQ dog person "{ 4 4·o,nner course 90 Land surrounded bv 146 Wall painting water {pl.) 92 Exist 148 Med iterr anean vessel 149 No-na ~NOrd at White House !50 1nlteMib1e jpl.) 97 Monetar~ unit o1 151 Fruitot oak 93 Courteous 95 Group a! three Iran 98 Steamsnlp (allbr.l 42 Propostuons 43 Man's nickname , 99 A state (a bbr.! 45Raiselhe spirit 10 I Doctrine ot 103 Writinglluld 48 Pronoun 104 Business unit 47 Succor tabbr.l 48 We1klng·sUck 105 ~a, · , name 49 PuttIt 108 The kava 51 Silkworm I 10 Became aware 52 campus point ot 53 Conjuncllon · 1 12 WOld o1 sorrow 54 Departed lt31nlet ss Edila 114 Compags ooint 57 Goal 115 Mud 58 Prepares lor 117 Thread holder print 1 18 OecOI'ati~ knoll 60 Tra,..gresaea II 9 Farm building 8 .I CCildUCitd 120 Hebrew.lel!er 62 ShOwers 12 t Peeled 6-' Girl Scouts 123 Tot~l (abbr .} 124 Merr•ment 85 Note olscele 125 Rabbi! ·sWIMMING ...... - SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. . 30Residef1Ce POOLS f'l Hl-2174 I Unlocks e .Britlal'l 19 Hostelry 20 Ingredient Coppet 35c The Complete Remodeling Service For Your Home AI. TROMM CONSI : ACROSS Junk Balttries $1.25 MCIIGI Cast Clan $3.50 Per Hundttd ASSORTED RUBBER BACK CARPETING I '6 ArliCII! Ol DOWN 1 A state 2 Pertaining to the Pope 3 Penatning to an "" 4 One ol Napolecn ·s generals 5 Seniodabbr I 6 SubJect ol discourse 7 Rep et•l ion 8 Devoured 9 Pronoun 10 Slumbers I I Soltened in temper 12 Spanish article 13 Man 's nickname 14leaves out 15 lawmaking body 17 Saint iabbr 1 21 Pledge 22Relunded 23 Part in play 25Frenchlor " summer Continuous one piece gutters. We heng It, or do it yourseH. Special prices to builders. 48 Faithtut 49Patlol .... 992-7320 evenings 6-27-76 IF VOU have q service to ·offer,· ••II something, for work , . , or buy or whatever . , . you'll get rnults taster with o Sentinel Wont Ad. Co11992·2156. 'tAR-~bER Pl H2·3111 tibles, lots of men ¥boY• clothing, women's uniforms, furniture , new Cub Scout uniform, new· RCA portable GARAGE Solo, Sundoy ond Mon· doy, July 4 & 5, 1100 o.m. till T.v.,. 3 opeod bike, skotoo, Bohond five Point Grill of flvo Points, Slate Rt. 7. Royol Oak 5:00 p.m. Avon bottles, bik•. Pork Rood . ooyo . ,varloty of thlngo. 205 Lasley St. , Pomero.,. . SIX Fom1ly corporllole, July 6, 10 · Y,I\RO Solo, July 5, 6, 7, 8, o.m. till 7 p.m.: July 7, 10 a.m. clothlne, misc. Items, dishes. 5SCuotor St., Middleport, Ohio. YARD Sol•, Browning Residence ot Old 124 and Co. Ad. 76. Many till S p.m. Furniture, nke ohildron 1 ond adult clothing, "'"""'· toys. mloc. 918 South Third, Middleport. 119 Taverns in Nevada Phone7A2·2081 ~ UTitt ORPHAN J\NNlE LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-THEN THERE WERE THREE 125 Damage Raciae ~m.~ & Healina l!otlnt. Oftlo N•od new roof or olat rtpllrtdt Houu, roof., INrn, shlngfll, tlulld up, INIIntlng, ettclrlcal work, ; eutten & llewns,auts, . turniCtl, w•ttr h11tera. witer saHnen, lnst11114 & . ' Coli uutf4f.JM2 orf4J.2211 ,ql:1mo..J PLAYER piano , need not be in working condition . Coil 742- 2143. 126 Whipped 128 Stop 130 Number 13 1 Diurnal 132 Man's name t 35 Paradise 63 PIMtail duck 137 Algerian seaport 66 Chalde"&n CIIV t38 Moltler of ADOIIO 67 A stale(abb"r ) 66 CommOn carrier 140 Confederate 70 Splatter general 71 Man ·s name 1421rJ favor Of 7 2 Army otllcer 1430ry, aswine labbr.l 14_. College degree 73 Fragments o! laltbt.l .,.. rock 14 5 Foolball postl•on 75 Flight of steps {abbr.l 7 7 Organ Ql 14 7 Guido's tow note nearing 78 Change cO lO!' ol 1_.,8 A continent 80 leave out jabbr) 6-13-761 mo. riPIIrecl, ltWIII· Cit~ S$Cosh$$$ for junked aufo. Frye's Truck Auto Ports, Rutland . 118 Winter vehiCle I · ~06·6570. . WANTED to buy used piano in good con dition. Baldwin or 1 other Comparable ANTIQUE .AUCTION JULY 10 - 10:30 A.M. MODERN CHEMICAlS - R.' D. SEYLER HOW KIN AH ~ PECI HOOMiN BEANS TO-GOB!!- LOVG MfET!r- Kerr & East Main Streets . Pomeroy, Ohio PARTIAL GENERALIZED UST .OF ITEMS TO BE SOLO. . Mahogany Dining Room Suite-China , Sideboard, Serving Table , ' Leaves, 1 Caplain's Chair, 5 Dining Chairs . oak Dining Room Suite (Mission Oak Type)- Chlna, Si deboard , 1 Cap ta in's Cha ir , 5 Oinlng Chairs. CHAIRS- Straight, Caned , Rockers, Plank Bottom, Rush. Upholstered . TABLE$.-Squar e, Round, Rectangular, Drop Leal , library, Kitchen , Elc. SOFA5--<Severa l. Victorian , Etc . Beds- Wood, Metal. Single, Double , Brass-Trimmed, Oak Sec reta ry, Old Carpets, lot 6f ,Good Primitives. Washstand, 3 Oak Swivel Chairs, 3 Sewing Machines, 3 'Pie&afes Cupboards. Free Standing Metal Kitchen Cupboards. Mirrors-Plain , Fancy , Beveled Glass. Dressers . Vanities - Buffets · Old Kitchen Cuplloards (Flour & Sugar Bins) . Several Wardrobes . Oak Pump Organ . Player Piano (Minimum Bid $250). Cash Register . Mantel Clocks, Cuckoo Clocks. Metal Hanging Cupboards I Kitchen). Several Gas Heating Stoves, Old Klichen Range, Edison Cylinder Phonographs (small n\etal horn). Metal Milk Separator, Insu lators, Fruit Jars, 3 Washing Machines , Trunks . Kilchen Sink, Shower Stall, Coin Vending Cigarette Mach ine , Old Radios , 2 Phonographs, Records, Old Floor lamps , lanterns , Table lamps , lights, Glassware, Depression , Carni va l. Pattern , Etc. Many old Bottles, China Pottery, Coin s, Silver Dollars. 1 lot $lone Jars. Jugs, Bowls. 1 lol Milk & Cream Cans. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS Items for sale will be availoble for insjltctlon on morning of Sale ONLY. Lunch Available. If rained oul will continue on Sunday, July 11th. BRADFORO AUCTION SERVICE Racine , Ohio unusual items. Tuttdoy only 10 c . c. Bradford .:.. Auctioneer a .m. till I p.m. 8tlltiCIIW, lne. / bJond . Phone 949-2o25. · • 6 I BehOld~ f'll~\:~-~- GIANT A ~omlly Yord'Solo, July 2, ~ ond 4th, llntlqu•ll, !jillK· 1 56 Scotts 59 Add icted to use at irony 60 Resorts RolliN, 01olo 45771 4-10.1 mo. OlD Furn iture , ice boxes, bross COINS, tokens , any form gold 0;r silver jewelry , spoons, rings, beds , wall telephones .a,d dontol·. WUI !rode. <:otl Roger · ports, or complete households . Wom>ley , 'Rutland, Ohio, 742· Write M . D. Miller , Rt . 4, Pomerof.'"Ohio. Coii992 -771:1J. __23_3_1' - - - -- - - CASH poid lor all makes ond TIMBER , Pomeroy Forest Pro· ducts. Top price for standing : models of mobile homes . sowfimber. Call tcent Hanby , Phone a reo code 614 -423 ·9531 . 116 Moray 122 Most overpowering 54 Nat i cr"~ai Lea~e 12_. Shmes team 55 Gallipolis, Ohio approval 50 Piipens Southeastern Ohio Truss Rafter Co. . ..21-A ' III.UIIMUI SID11f$.$0ffm Eastern Ave. ' 94 Jumps 9~ Stamp of tort•llcat•on 4-12 Pilch R£P!Jtq(IIT ' Phone 949-2814 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. ' 91 Oecll•ter (abbr.) 4 24'-sta:oo 26'-Slt.50 21'-$21.00 S10IIII ne· . 98 Man·s nu;kname 99 8IOO(J!Ucker mstrument 31 Anc •e('ll P_ers•an 100 Fher t 02 Fresh. water !ish 33 Extra · 35 Prec ious metal t0 4 Hint 105 Ireland J6E"at t 06 Calumniatt'! 37 Exclude 107 More in wa ~f. 39 Rubber tree 109 lmposin g 4 t Pari o! camera arrangement 42 PtOhibits 44 Uri II Ol Austr•an 111 Name lor olt1ce 112 The sweet sop cu rr'en cy IIJUnusuat • 7 Oates\ Blown WINDOWS& DOORS • WOOD MOTOR SALES 88:~ay window 90 EXI!IS 27 Cheering FREE E Tl lntitlltlal Senic• lioatJcila ,...,~ llooolttfo • • &Attics ·•469$ "" 83 Break suddenly 86 Boundarii!S 69 26 $tatters 30Musical ·- GUTIER SERVICE hardtop, P. steering, P. l;lrakes, AM· FM stereo radio, till wheel. cruise control, P . seats, P. windows, power door locks, rear defogger, .fac . air cond. Michelin W·S·W tires. brown melailic finish with vinyl top and matching interior . SUNDAY, July 4, ,1976 11llesat rest 18 More unu tual Racine. OhiQ •_ 1.00+ Carroll Norris, Dodge new INd. SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLER 6 CANS OF RC · {U{Ij21 mellon . Reap tnt old harvest. - ·.- ' ' ' 2 DR. SPORT COUPE 0 1 WE M ! .. AilE' YOU ? U66ESTI!k; ~ E MAY BE A EJUilGLAIZ: >JR A S ECON D, POMEROY MOTOR co- JUNE SPECIAL NEW '76 ASPEN . Before "starting new projects this comin g year, finish tO your satlsfacUon what Is alreadY. in ' . Large selection of USld CaiS and TruckS • Plus many more new catS. ' o~ Oth ers· will not be willing to work for y ou tod~y if yo~:~ treat them,~n a demeaning ·manner. Sugar -c oat your requests. I . '3358 63 Don't let yo ur helpful, compassionate nature get yoU i n over yo ur head today . A fri~nd 's prob lem could be too tough lor a pyschiatrist. let JutJ 4, 1171 f OVER DEALER'S. COST ==SPECIAL== AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. It) Be sen s ible about health matters · today. You shouldn 't . overindulge, or do anytt,ing to ta~~o your physical endurance. ' I 5T0R'( MAN~ -Busi·ness Services ore l~klng Astr.ob Grap fl ., STOCK ,· •• BUILDING , remodeling , and repairs. Quality work , efficient service. Jesse Rodman . phone ·· want to KANAUGA. OHIO ROUTE 7 IN STOCK •• , SAGITTAI\IUS (Nov. 23·poc. 21) ·Take a break today from PISCES (Fob. 20-Morch 20) SMITH HONDA SALES MIN·I HOME 742·2826. EXCA VA ::T:CIN'::G:-,-:BA :-"::C:c kH-:-0:-:Ee::S- A - :N "::::D DOZER - LARGE AND SMIILL, SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED, LOW BOY AND DUMP ·TRUCKS. BILL PULLINS, PHONE 992-2o78 DAY OR NIGHT. 9'12·5980. on I before you buy . 'MEw-CHEVROLET LARK pointer . 742· Musser , . Cannot._b} ridden li~ited access roads or interstate highways . . h1milv VICE , Meigs-Athens County. Balers from $3995 up. Merrill house -· TRML · (OIJRIINT CORPORATION 7•2·2348. "Can be riden anywhere, a bicycle is legal". ·cARS IN See us first Ntw CHmltt Vail ConYinlon la11nt .Stltdlon I• Southeast Ohlf Will trim or cui trees and 'shrub- 99H133 RUTLAND - l V, story , 7 room frame, 4 BR. ba th, nice kitchen about .25 fl . cab. cook & bake unit, 2 car garage . Storms. porches. About .33 acre. ASKING $12,000. RACINE -1 story, 6 room frame , J BR, bath, ·carpeting , N.G.. F.A. furnace. Porches, storage bldg. Lot 50x177, lovely garden space. S7 .900. . POMEROY ' - 2 .s.tory frame . WALK TO SHOP. 5 BR .. p ;, ,baths, nice kllchlm, iull basement w. my , home with pre -School children. Have ax:perlance an~ 1973 .450 Prototype Kawasaki motarcoss, good condition , references. Phone 992-6012. $650. Phone 992· 38-1~. 8x13 Yelloyt stone, sleeps four. N & H day old or started leghorn ' 197-4 Ford \IOn , E300 series , c;an be seen of Kingsbury Home pullets. Both floor or cage owner.Phone992-7320. Soles, 1100 E. Main Street . grown available . Poultry hous- 1974 Monte Carlo, 2b,OOO miles , Pomeroy. CIINNING WE'VE GOT 'EMI W'J.. Sanitation . 992·39S.C or ,so / TEN PICKUPS IN STOCK by RICHARD'S Maintenance, exterior point!ng, dry wall, roofing, eft. Lowest rotes around. -Phone Op_!!nEves. Tii6-:-Til5o.m. Sat, _ See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Burris , · Lloyd. McLaughlin Marvin Keebaugh '' installed Syslenu 2180. "You 'll like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" . ---. .. . .. .. green llnlsh . Sharp and nice. licensed_. installer. Sh~pard Contractors. Phone 742 · 2~ .., Phone Arthur (1) Elderado C<ldlllac-Oidsmobile GMC Financing Available SEPTIC EXPERIENCED (2) Coupe DeVIlle 992-5342 ' After Hours Call $2895 2o3B. paneling. Phone 992-2759. '76 Cadillacs In Stock I dlepart , LICENSE PLATES I .circumvented . You have a ·knack ·of pulting ymlr toot in your mouth today . . ~ CA~RICORN SUCH AS: HELMET, AGE LIM{T, LICENSE OR One Caprice. · One Custom. steering and brakes, radio, tires show little wear, Service , Mid· Ohio. Phone 992· ! In the Stille of Ohio) 73 CHEVYS • Local low mlle<~ge car, VB ~nglne, automallc power Gulf ·-=~otorized bicycles NO RESTRICTIONS TWO 1974 Chevy NcWa·41DJr....... ..'2795 Cho>o. (6 1A )6'18·3021. KARR & VAN ZANQT . .. . 804 W. Main Pomeroy 992,2298 '1195 MANY MOIRE win 's 8 DODGE DARTS 6 DODGE COLTS SCORPIO (Ocf. 24-Nov, 22) Be .:aret ul you don't create problems ttlat could easily be 14' Midwest grain and cattle rack body, 350, VB engine, power steering and brl!kes. Only 8,900 miles . Clean, 'like new . GREG'S CB S,I\LES, locotod ot Er· WITH LOW PRICE•.•• ~ 4 air , power windows. . AM- FM. Full ppwer, like new. 1971 GMC. 4500 Serie!i .......... ~3895 ·ond ditcher. Charles R. Hot· fie ld , . Back Ho8 service, Rutlo"nd, Ohio . Phone 7-42· 2008~ ' Lf.O (Juiy 23-AutJ. 22) Be will· lng lo see the other guy's polnl LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct 23) Steer clear ot strong wllled com panic;ms today. You'll have no patienc~ with those who try to chart a course you don'l want to fOllow. 4 dr. , cruise control, P.S .• P. B.. 75 MONTE CARLO B' Fleeislde. while over red, clean Interior, 350 V8, automatJc,.powinteerlng and brakes, good tires, step bumper: radio, custom trim and mirrors. 5232. EXCAVATING , dozer , backhoe Will do rOQfing , construction. plumbing and heciting. No job too Iorge or too small. Phone Full power, factory air. • 1973 Chevrolet C-10 ................$2895 Authorized Singer Soles and .. Service. Y{eshorpen Scissors. Belpre area, ·city water, $25,000.00. 67 Cadillac HJ. Sedan 71 CHEV. lh TON ...... ' ........ You Make The Price vice , all makes, 992-2284 . The Fabric Shop , Pomeroy . Loaded . ,$3995 B.' Styleslde, green finish, good fires, R. bumper. chrome grille, and front bumper, 6 cyl. and standard trans . (610) 69B·72S7 Albany. SEW ING MACHINE Repairs, 1er· loved ones today. ll's llne •to keep tabs on them lr you must. but do it with a slack leash . Av oid ge"lling Involved with rr iends today whose budget is a lot more €Hastic than yours. You could go in the hole trying to keep up 75 PONTIAC CATALINA Full power, 4 dr. Sedan. 1974. ford f.1QO . .................... .. S299S perlence . Insured free estimates . Cali 992·238.4 pr SEPTIC TAN KS cleaned. Modern I · 4 HI. . Pickup, one careful local owner. ;;.;,:..-'-- workshop , beautiful location for retirement, or close 1o Parkersburg - CONTACT: Lois Pauley <Branch Manager -'3695 4 cyl. Pickup. Really sharp. . I I 992·24m . EXCAVATING , darer , looder and boc~hoe work: dump .trucks and lo·boys for hire: will haul fill dirt , top soil , limestone and grovel . Coli Bob or Roger J•f· fers , day phone 992·7Q89. night phone 992-3525 or m. ATTENTION · HUNTERS - 2B acres with lots of \VOOds, 10x50 mobile home. 32x40 metal garage, large . Classic 4 door . Less than 9,500 miles and like new In every way. Light green, green vinyl roof, V·B aulofllaflc, P.S., P,B.. , factory olr, power windows and door locks, tilt wheel, cruise control, radio, WW tires, radio-tape. you nome the extras. 0&0 TREE Trimming, 20 yeors ••· · Phonf 992-3097 . DeVill~ '429$ 71 MAVERICK ................... You Make The Price ·1 I 72 Cadillac Coupe DeVille 70 DODGE ....................... You Make The Price '3295 73 FORD......................... You Make The Price 74 FORD............. :-:~ ........ ;.You -Make The Price · 71 Cadillac Eldorado Cpe. 4 dr. Sedan. Like new finish. Air Cond. perience . Phone MONACO .75ROYAL ' 1975 Chev.. Chevelle ....... ;, ........S4395 •moll opplionCn . Lawn mower. nex:t to State Highway Garage and all types of general repair. Work _g uaranteed 20 years ex- green -green v -~oo.f, full power, air; lbw mileage. '4595 73 Cadillac Coupe all 22)Don't be overly proteeti~t of YIAGO ' .(Aug: 23·8opt. 22) • wheel drive. like new lnhlrlor, leu tllan 12.000 miles, ,white over silver. 350 V-8, automatic, pawer steering and brakes, chrome mldgs.: bumpers, exlerlor mirrors, radio - ne It now. on Route 7. Phon• (614) 985· • 3825. .·REMODELING, ~=::c:::--'c--:-.,........,.­ Plumbing ~ootlng I Dark 73 VOLKSWAGEN .............. ~ You Make The Price va LTD ............. •.•You Make .The Price 1 73 Cadillac Sedan DeVille· 73 OLDSMOBILE.. ............... You Make The Price V8 Skylark 4 dr . Sedan. Fact. Air Cond. Shows tender care. • -~-----T----------~~---~ 4cyl2 dr sedan. Onecarefu lloca l owner . 72 BUICK ........................ You Make The Price ~~WOOD IOW!RS REPAIR Swee~rs , toosters, Irons, older couple or ,.matl faM:~IIv In good neighborhood In Pomeroy . Call for oppolnt"'ent. cyl. 2 dr. Shows best of care .. 2dr . Hardtop. Fac. Air Cond . A beautiful car. -- LOOKING FOR GOOD MILEAGE! 1n lhlngs that are lree. ~NCEA (Ju"o 2f·JUIJ of view today. Above all, don't arrive at conclusions till you hear tht:t fa cts. Be a eha'ritable listener. 1975 Chev. Alpr K-5 ............. ~ or 9~9·2000. Roclne , Ohio. Critt Bradford . bedrms ., rnodern kitchen, wall to wall carpet, H.W. ficon , full · basement, new gos furnace , small lot to mow , ideo I for 74 PINTO ..................... ;.. You Make The Price 73 MONTE CARLO ............... You Make The Price AU~ti~Qftr. C~· ploto Sorvlco. Phone "9·2o87 6 room house . very well kept , 3 6cyl. 4dr. 5edan . Aircondltloned. Sharp car . 72 FORD 1975 a.ev. Caprice Cpe. .......... '5295 BRADFORD. ... 74 FORD· MAVERICK. ............ You Make The Price Sta. Wagon Square Back, extra nice . Auto. Trans . Alfred Biggs Earl Wood Keith Klein Marty Dugan the'new mooe of transp<:?rfatioo in ·amenca. GALLIPOLIS CH-RYSLERPLYMOUTH ' Dark red wllh black vinyl top. Less than 7,000 miles and sharp as a new car. loaded, 111ith extru Including !ape and power window and air. ~~------ 2dr. Almost like the day It was so ld . ' fines . Phone 99'2-S«JJ. Thank you America for letting us live in. th~ Greatest Nation in the World. 74 PINTO ..............: ......... You Make The Pric~ 4 {Hungarton Pointer), proven grous• dQ9t, <hompfon blood We Will Close MJ,nday, July 5th 7S FORD LTD ................... You Make The Price 74 Phone doghous•. YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER YOU MAKE THE PRICE! 4 dr. sedan. Air conditioning . and 992·3835. -~-·--,1\ ,K~w,C, R.,;otorod Vlukl puppies . SMITH NELSON .MOTORS INC. ... We're over stocked We Got The ·Nice Ones IIKC Roglotorod fomolo Irish Sol· Look)'tor ac tivttlas loday tttat don 't cosr you an arm and 1 leg You 'll find mOfe en~ym&nt ' �' o, HAPPY BIRTHDAY AMfRICAI FROM ALL ter US Nona N'e lson . Bi II Nelson Pal Story .Carolyn .llarlels " If within reason, you have bought a new Ford Car or truck or any of these clean, many one owner. used cars or ~r·.•cks. We can give you former owner on all ol these . Very low mileage. like new . Ceward Ca1vert J . D. "-Story Jan Riley Larry Hudson Don Chambers Nate Biggs Howard Well Bob Luke · Station Wagon . lmmaccula1e Inside and out . Auto. ~, ran s. lug. Rack . ______ _.__________________ VOlKSWAGEN ~ ............. You Make The Price , . 73 PINTO ....................... You Make The Price Cutlass VB, 2 dr HT. Factory air cond .,. AT, PS, P.S . Clean . ' • I . ' • I White, blue vinyl top, blue cloth interior, full power equip .. air. T& T wheel , full stereo, radial tires one I . ~- spri ng and dty water . Bounded · by Forked Run State Park. Price; $17.000. . LONG BOTTOM AREA 6 a., 1975 65xU all elec. mobile home . · Lived In 6 mo ., 2 car • gar ., with 6cyl. 2 dr. Sedan. Auto: Trans. Clean car Inside and out.. 6 cvl Gart4 dr Sedan. You'll have to see to appreclale. Cargo Van. Ex~ptlonal In every way. ~ 302 VB pickups . Choice of two. One local owner trucks. · Blue wi th blue v-root. blue leather inter ior . full power, factorv otir and T& t wheel. 73 DATSUN ..................... You Make The Price 73 CHEV. LUV ....... ;.......... You Make The Price I . . Pickup. Very low mllea~e . " Cream Puff" •• See; Fred Blaettnar, Melvin Little, or Pat 1-iill Open Evenings Til7: 00 Except Thurs. and Sat. Til 5:00 Closed Sunday MAKE 1pring cleaning profitable, WilL DO odd jobo, roofing, pain· turn unwonted items into cash .• tlng. hauling, treework. and Adverti1e in the Want Ads. mowing, Ptoon. 9'12·740'1. I WOULD like to do babysitting In ~UST posf5, round or Phone 9~9-2174. · -het Pomeroy J--------~-,------------.1 ~ plit. ing and. automatl~n . Modern Poultry, 399W. Mo1n , Pomerov. now ready thru August. S.varol vorialias , burg undy with dark burgundy top. bucket swivel seats, $3700. coll992-50~3 . peck. PiltON bring· own conteNner. 2 c;onvenlant locations: COAl, llm•stone. and calci~mr 1971 Ambouador , -4 door; also, chloride and calcium brine for l963 Ford 500 truck, $300. Con· Mid""y Market, Pomeroy, dust control and special mildng . . A. Roe1n. d k' HI 3, tod G ,by tho bushel, ·~ buohol or 992-2160. 992-2582; Bob's Market. Moson, so I t f orformers. Main Street, Pomer01, Ohio Or phone 992· m-m1. Albany, Ohio or (61-4) 698-8852. 3891 . 1974 Ouster. Phone 24!·2821. 1961 Comodoro boot, 17 ft. 40 h.p. Johnson Sea hor,. motor. 23 chi:mnel (8 fits In dash, 1970 C~Jmaro Rally Sport in etc· Good condition, Coli 949-2234 · cellent catldition. Phohe ~· om .fm ·mp)( rQ~io, 8 track attar 5 p.m. stereo. Col19'12·3965. ~7~ 60~ 9·------~--~ BEANS and potatoet, pick your 1973 Ford one-holt ton 'truck $2500; 600 Ford tractor; 5 ft. own. Coll843·2353 oftor7 p.m. NfW 12 volt cor bottory. Phone brush hog, and two 14 inch plows , $3000; One new garden s•eder, $35 and gard'en rototiller, $60. 0·::11 Stihl ChDin Saw $175. Note Vanaman 1 Rutland on New Limo Road. ,' 742-2014. REGISTERED 1..) Arabian mare and gelding, 6 yooro old. Eokoy . Hill , Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 992-3885. lWO Uo.d IJghtweJght'choln IOWI ' lwogons; 560 1974 12x60 2 bedroom troller, completely corpeled, halt fur· niahed . Toke over payments . International Phone (614) 667-3507 after 5 dtoMI trO(tor, 32 ft, hoy · oloYGtor, $250. Phone. "i614) •698·8852. G. II. Rodokln, Rt . 3, l<lbony, Ohio. p.m . .II o K4 ·W high pa,..red rlflo ocopo. $150. Coli 992·5'165 oltor 7 p.m. .. HOMESITES for sale, 1 ocre ond up. Middleport near Rutland. ' COUNTRY Mobile Hor,,e Pork, Rt. 33 , ten miles north of Pomeroy. Lorge lots with concret patios, sidewalks, runners and oH street parking. Phone992-7,79. APPRO~IMATELY 10 acres beoutifl building sile, on good road. Chester water, will toke trodes and help finance if _:n:::ec:::•::•::so::ryl-.::'P_:_h::o::: n•:_9::•:::9,.: ·277 :::..:0::...~ SMALL farm for sole , 10~. down, owner financed. Monroe Coun· ty. yJ, va. Phone {304) n2· 3102of(J00)772-3:227 , . bedroom apartment' at CoUNTRY farmland with stclud; VILLAGE MANOR in Middleport ed w~a. water and good oc·· for SHW monthly -plus elec, or cess in Monroe County, W. Va. · ·Zouwovo .58 col. , mulllo ' loodin; musket ~u1pped wrth 1972 Tog•A·Long Travel "trailer, 18 ft . 5elf·contained, mirrors, and Reese hitch included. Price on inspection. Phone 949·2739. ONE 1WO Rupp Scrambler mini-btkes. • Phone 742·3102. 1966 Station wagon , good condi· tlon . Runs good. Make a good LptUST poa.ts for tol•, cut your work cor, $200. Phone 992- own cheat>. Phone 992·2606., •· - =-'--===----5434 . Auto, 600 E. Main St., Phone 992·20'14. . INC hoybino, $«)0: Gravity bed $775. Phone992·3517. NEW 3 bedroom house, 2 baths, all alec . 1 acre , Middleport, FURNISHED . 2 bedrm . apartment, close to Rufland . Phone 992· adults only, in Middleport. 7491. 3 AND 4 RM. furnished and unfurnished opts. Phone .992- for sola. Pomeroy Home and .1965 Shasta camping trailer, &elfcontained, 15 ft . auto hookup , Coli 992-7oBt . Phone 992-387• . ~~==~·~·~--~-------19"10 Coupe DeVille, very good condition, full power. Phone 992 3517 _:.=·:::_:.:.·-,..,,--:-;--- 1968 Oldsmobile .f. door sedorl, radio, "-.ater, and defroster , $130 ;ncluding electric. LOWER RATES FOR SENOR CITIZENS. Sf,OOO down, coli (:l04) 772· 3102 or (304) 772-3227. Convenient to ,hopping on Third and Mill Streets in Mid· WHY RENT? Buy a new home with dfeport. Brond new high qUali· payments same Or loV(er than ty apartments . See the rant. 3 bedrooms, den, 2 bc;dhs, manager at Riverside Apartcarpet, f.lus all the extras a inents or call 992-3273. Fur· housewi e would want,. Shown nis~ed · apartments· also by appointment, 742-2328. '-'-- avoilable. 3 bedroom house for sole In MidTRAILER space for rent ~ dl•part, Phone 992-3578 or dloport, Phone 9'12·5434 . 992-76b7. D to ,.IIIII Eio<trlc winch $450. Phono9o9-2589. solo. Coil 992·2623, 1'168 Chovollo 2 dr. hardtop, V-8,' 2 bedroom mobile home. Brown's THREE bedroom brick ranch style omeroy. outomoti<. $450. Phone (61o) home, full basement with Troller Park , 992·3324 . 197~ Monte Carlo In good shape, 985·35'16. finished recreation room, l lfz 't slda-by-slda refrigerator 3 rooms on~ bath furnished apaFtbaths, carport . .In Baum A.ddl· l r - ; double oven oleo. 1~66 Pontiac Cotolino, 2 dr ., good ment In Middleport. Utilitlet tlon near State Highway condition, gooCt tires. 1976 W. itove: NatkHlal 'check out paid. Phone 992·3205 betw.-n Gorogie . Price reduced. Phone Vo. tnopo<tlon tog. Coli (3().1) ,.......,, Caoo-Colo pay cooler: 9 a .m . and 3 p.m . (61A)985·358of for appointment . n3·S680. .11 room brick homo, 3 botho, IN Mason, 2 bedroom apt. with Jled -·-r;;m , all"•lec . home, F-Iv-e . full banmeut, I acre lol. John 1974 Chevy Pickup, 6 cyllnd.r, - stove and refrigerator . Points, 6 .r00ft1 hCiute. Phone ShMft, 3 mtln south MJd. standard, perf~t condilion, CorP,ehtd and clean , adults on992·2571 or 992-3975. _!~lop~o~~~~~~·~'·~--~--, 18,000 mlln, long wide b<Ki ly , no pots. Phone (30<) n3. with delu)(e topper, $2900. Colt · t room houto, 1 aero, hot ond 3 bedroom, new furnace , window 5977.,__,,__ 992-5324. cold water, no both, $9,600. air conditioning,. .aluminum ~ New 3 bedroom total oloc., ' 1968 Rambler , 6 cylinder 1 stan· 3 room furnished apartment, siding, new carpeting; located utilities paid . Inquire ot 356 676. South Fourth, M~ddleport . 1.130 0<*, lour-lihh miloo dard shift, oood condition, North Fourth , Middleport , ', from Longo.tlle oH Ca. Ad. 10, · 1300. Phone 9'12-5301 or 992· Contact Fred Lewis, 58461slond Ohto. 123,100. Call llarmoud Hot' Drive,. Cleves, Ohio. ~5002 or 3682. coil (513) 353·1990oltor 5 p.m. fWd, 742·2119. oNE acre trailer lot, oil fociHties 1 J968 Chevelle Malibu ,·automotic . ·-· . bed,_,. houoo , garage, Five Points ·o r.a. Coli collect, 1\'/0 12 Fl. Soari Super GaMe flohor l'hono I (61A)667-3653. 1618) 524-5825. small lot, Hyooll SlrHI, Mid· boat, 9.9 h.p. Soots and l11btd: motor, tilt troll•r. l9l'o CQIYiot'o LT. Pho~e (61A)985- 2 bedroo;-h~~s;~ ~;~tr~l-~~ dleparl , Ohio. 19500. Phone 4274 . 992-7847. nice yard, Phone 992-2832. """""992·2121 ' _____ ·- --·-· -·- 2•28. CARPENTER , floorirlg , .ceiling, bery , phone 949-25A5 or 742· 3167. VERMEER BALER SALES AND SER· shower, storms. Coal or N.G. heat. $8,500. WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU CAN BUY THE ABOVE AT THESE PRICES? BUY NOW AND PAY THE RENT TO ¥OURSELF . TUPPERS PLAINS BRAND NEW - Ultra modern 3 BR home , ceramic tile bath (Colored fixtures), utility R., lovely kitchen. large garage afld workshop . .'12 acre. $22,900. Where the air is clean and living Is easy . SECURITY FOR TOMORROW. 992-2259 or 992-2548 TEAFORD Virgil B. Sr •• Rultor 110 MecMnic Pomeroy, q, Phone 992.331~ ' LIKE NEW -5 bedrooms, all carpeted and electric home In good sub-division. Dining room , central air ·& ,heat, sun deck and 2 car garage. Belter see this now. $45,000. NEW liSf'ING 3 Bedroom all . elec. home. Carport, 2 porches, city water. and large level lot. Space for garden . Only $12,000. LARGE OLDER HOME Has 5 nice sized bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplaces, lovely kitchen with lots of c~pboards. Natural gas, F.A. furnace, large front wrap around porch and 2 level lots for · only $25,000. COUNTRY STORE - All stock, some fixtures, an,d real estate. Good chence to work for yourself. Only . $18,000. 4 BEDROOMS - Lovely older home. Hes steam heat (gas fired). large dining, 2 living rooms. :v, basement with garage , Iorge attractive yard : 1 Asking $20,000, 3 YEARS OLD 3 bedroom modern home with 2 ceramic llle baths. ' Eiec. beseboard heat, wood-burning fireplace. Full basement, nice, kitchen and family room. ., $30,000. AVOI'DTHE HEADACHES OF SELLING. LIST IT WITH US AND LET THE EXPERTS DO THE JOB. your next truck. 1 - -Bernice Be.de OsOI For Sunday, July 4, 1876 ARIES (MilCh 2t·Aprll 19)1n ~1Atinn11 ttvbiu 1.. tn. anything that even hints of the commercial world . HaVe a ball. Oon·t ~wen th ink about making bucks . • ·$1 00 (Ooi:. 22-Jon. 19) Do everything in terms of "we' ' today ctnd not rust " me." If you 're too self-centered. you co u ld j eopard i ze a relat iqnsh lp, · majo r it y rul e , even il you disa gr ee . it'll muffle rumbles th at might otherwise o.ccur. TAURUS (April 20-Mor 20) GEMINI '(MIJ 21·J- Hl ·- See Charlie Webster, Buster Sprague, Don Harden and Tom Norris. 1he 1974 2A ft. motorhome, excellent condition with absolutely· everything. Pho~949- 2770. __. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO INTERNATIONAl Model 60 com· fof rent or sole , 2 bedrooms , 2 children only . · TRAILER "Your Chery D~e~,.,'<' H2.-2J.2' • . Ponllf'Of 0,.. henlnp ~-·p.m. •. 74 BUICK CUSTOM ELECTRA 225 bine, e•ce11ent condition, lots of extra ports. Lorge tandem fer tlizer spreader , good condi. tion . Tractor belt driven wood sow . 1959 Chevrolet 1 tOn with alum . van body end power tollgate , good conditio11. Phone 2 Dr . --------- -- 949-2770. Phone742-3122. . c-.... I DrD NOT I THFIQW /IWAY Tt- .~OU.I'IOS I'C RACINE ' CARPET SHOP Tax With any 54.00 purchase and this od. Good through . 6·30-76. DONEW'S PIZZA Middleport, Ohio 992-6167 6·1·76·1 month Aluminum Siding, Roofing, Gutters, Painting and .Repair RUtlond 742-2321 All Work Guonnteeil ' Free Estlmoles ~23-2 ma. J • • slretlcara ' 21 Pay Detortttand 23 Nerve network 24 Lamprey 26 Container a 27 Rupetl {aDbr.l 29 Royal Cal Bodies : '6.95 Squere Yord lnslolled . David Parsons. Owner t4t-2114 6-7-1 mo. EXPERIENCED 3.t Apporuon 32 Greek lett~ r 33 Solk up ' SeiiP'II'Ofl RIDERS SALVAGE SL RL 1Z4 34 Mclent Gr•ek coin 35 SlrCilg wind 3«5 Rely on P - , Ohio Pllooio H2·54a 38Lethargv 40Male 41Le~rnin; rr. ..... .................. , _ .... lillt "' ~.......,- · D. Bumgardner .............. •we,, 1 . PIIOIUH-57%4 6-tl-1 mo. ,..., 67 Warnmgdevice 69 Abounds 71 T ime gooe~y 73 Conceded 74 Tierra del Fueoan lnd~ens 76 Leaked ~HW Qh 79 Span ish ti\le 81 Music : as A8 JIWIMIIIfH turMure 16 Abst; acl be1ng 127 Style ottype 129 Names 131Ch.a11enge 13 2 Persian ta11y t33Man 'sname 134 Femalerull t 36 Wan\ 137 Paddles 138Rent written 139 Teutonic de•IY 62 Possessive 140 Conduct pronoun 64 Kind ol1oot race 141 Colle cllan ot facts 65 Beast ' 142Formallypreclse · 87 Supercilious 1143 Hun1inQ dog person "{ 4 4·o,nner course 90 Land surrounded bv 146 Wall painting water {pl.) 92 Exist 148 Med iterr anean vessel 149 No-na ~NOrd at White House !50 1nlteMib1e jpl.) 97 Monetar~ unit o1 151 Fruitot oak 93 Courteous 95 Group a! three Iran 98 Steamsnlp (allbr.l 42 Propostuons 43 Man's nickname , 99 A state (a bbr.! 45Raiselhe spirit 10 I Doctrine ot 103 Writinglluld 48 Pronoun 104 Business unit 47 Succor tabbr.l 48 We1klng·sUck 105 ~a, · , name 49 PuttIt 108 The kava 51 Silkworm I 10 Became aware 52 campus point ot 53 Conjuncllon · 1 12 WOld o1 sorrow 54 Departed lt31nlet ss Edila 114 Compags ooint 57 Goal 115 Mud 58 Prepares lor 117 Thread holder print 1 18 OecOI'ati~ knoll 60 Tra,..gresaea II 9 Farm building 8 .I CCildUCitd 120 Hebrew.lel!er 62 ShOwers 12 t Peeled 6-' Girl Scouts 123 Tot~l (abbr .} 124 Merr•ment 85 Note olscele 125 Rabbi! ·sWIMMING ...... - SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. . 30Residef1Ce POOLS f'l Hl-2174 I Unlocks e .Britlal'l 19 Hostelry 20 Ingredient Coppet 35c The Complete Remodeling Service For Your Home AI. TROMM CONSI : ACROSS Junk Balttries $1.25 MCIIGI Cast Clan $3.50 Per Hundttd ASSORTED RUBBER BACK CARPETING I '6 ArliCII! Ol DOWN 1 A state 2 Pertaining to the Pope 3 Penatning to an "" 4 One ol Napolecn ·s generals 5 Seniodabbr I 6 SubJect ol discourse 7 Rep et•l ion 8 Devoured 9 Pronoun 10 Slumbers I I Soltened in temper 12 Spanish article 13 Man 's nickname 14leaves out 15 lawmaking body 17 Saint iabbr 1 21 Pledge 22Relunded 23 Part in play 25Frenchlor " summer Continuous one piece gutters. We heng It, or do it yourseH. Special prices to builders. 48 Faithtut 49Patlol .... 992-7320 evenings 6-27-76 IF VOU have q service to ·offer,· ••II something, for work , . , or buy or whatever . , . you'll get rnults taster with o Sentinel Wont Ad. Co11992·2156. 'tAR-~bER Pl H2·3111 tibles, lots of men ¥boY• clothing, women's uniforms, furniture , new Cub Scout uniform, new· RCA portable GARAGE Solo, Sundoy ond Mon· doy, July 4 & 5, 1100 o.m. till T.v.,. 3 opeod bike, skotoo, Bohond five Point Grill of flvo Points, Slate Rt. 7. Royol Oak 5:00 p.m. Avon bottles, bik•. Pork Rood . ooyo . ,varloty of thlngo. 205 Lasley St. , Pomero.,. . SIX Fom1ly corporllole, July 6, 10 · Y,I\RO Solo, July 5, 6, 7, 8, o.m. till 7 p.m.: July 7, 10 a.m. clothlne, misc. Items, dishes. 5SCuotor St., Middleport, Ohio. YARD Sol•, Browning Residence ot Old 124 and Co. Ad. 76. Many till S p.m. Furniture, nke ohildron 1 ond adult clothing, "'"""'· toys. mloc. 918 South Third, Middleport. 119 Taverns in Nevada Phone7A2·2081 ~ UTitt ORPHAN J\NNlE LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-THEN THERE WERE THREE 125 Damage Raciae ~m.~ & Healina l!otlnt. Oftlo N•od new roof or olat rtpllrtdt Houu, roof., INrn, shlngfll, tlulld up, INIIntlng, ettclrlcal work, ; eutten & llewns,auts, . turniCtl, w•ttr h11tera. witer saHnen, lnst11114 & . ' Coli uutf4f.JM2 orf4J.2211 ,ql:1mo..J PLAYER piano , need not be in working condition . Coil 742- 2143. 126 Whipped 128 Stop 130 Number 13 1 Diurnal 132 Man's name t 35 Paradise 63 PIMtail duck 137 Algerian seaport 66 Chalde"&n CIIV t38 Moltler of ADOIIO 67 A stale(abb"r ) 66 CommOn carrier 140 Confederate 70 Splatter general 71 Man ·s name 1421rJ favor Of 7 2 Army otllcer 1430ry, aswine labbr.l 14_. College degree 73 Fragments o! laltbt.l .,.. rock 14 5 Foolball postl•on 75 Flight of steps {abbr.l 7 7 Organ Ql 14 7 Guido's tow note nearing 78 Change cO lO!' ol 1_.,8 A continent 80 leave out jabbr) 6-13-761 mo. riPIIrecl, ltWIII· Cit~ S$Cosh$$$ for junked aufo. Frye's Truck Auto Ports, Rutland . 118 Winter vehiCle I · ~06·6570. . WANTED to buy used piano in good con dition. Baldwin or 1 other Comparable ANTIQUE .AUCTION JULY 10 - 10:30 A.M. MODERN CHEMICAlS - R.' D. SEYLER HOW KIN AH ~ PECI HOOMiN BEANS TO-GOB!!- LOVG MfET!r- Kerr & East Main Streets . Pomeroy, Ohio PARTIAL GENERALIZED UST .OF ITEMS TO BE SOLO. . Mahogany Dining Room Suite-China , Sideboard, Serving Table , ' Leaves, 1 Caplain's Chair, 5 Dining Chairs . oak Dining Room Suite (Mission Oak Type)- Chlna, Si deboard , 1 Cap ta in's Cha ir , 5 Oinlng Chairs. CHAIRS- Straight, Caned , Rockers, Plank Bottom, Rush. Upholstered . TABLE$.-Squar e, Round, Rectangular, Drop Leal , library, Kitchen , Elc. SOFA5--<Severa l. Victorian , Etc . Beds- Wood, Metal. Single, Double , Brass-Trimmed, Oak Sec reta ry, Old Carpets, lot 6f ,Good Primitives. Washstand, 3 Oak Swivel Chairs, 3 Sewing Machines, 3 'Pie&afes Cupboards. Free Standing Metal Kitchen Cupboards. Mirrors-Plain , Fancy , Beveled Glass. Dressers . Vanities - Buffets · Old Kitchen Cuplloards (Flour & Sugar Bins) . Several Wardrobes . Oak Pump Organ . Player Piano (Minimum Bid $250). Cash Register . Mantel Clocks, Cuckoo Clocks. Metal Hanging Cupboards I Kitchen). Several Gas Heating Stoves, Old Klichen Range, Edison Cylinder Phonographs (small n\etal horn). Metal Milk Separator, Insu lators, Fruit Jars, 3 Washing Machines , Trunks . Kilchen Sink, Shower Stall, Coin Vending Cigarette Mach ine , Old Radios , 2 Phonographs, Records, Old Floor lamps , lanterns , Table lamps , lights, Glassware, Depression , Carni va l. Pattern , Etc. Many old Bottles, China Pottery, Coin s, Silver Dollars. 1 lot $lone Jars. Jugs, Bowls. 1 lol Milk & Cream Cans. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS Items for sale will be availoble for insjltctlon on morning of Sale ONLY. Lunch Available. If rained oul will continue on Sunday, July 11th. BRADFORO AUCTION SERVICE Racine , Ohio unusual items. Tuttdoy only 10 c . c. Bradford .:.. Auctioneer a .m. till I p.m. 8tlltiCIIW, lne. / bJond . Phone 949-2o25. · • 6 I BehOld~ f'll~\:~-~- GIANT A ~omlly Yord'Solo, July 2, ~ ond 4th, llntlqu•ll, !jillK· 1 56 Scotts 59 Add icted to use at irony 60 Resorts RolliN, 01olo 45771 4-10.1 mo. OlD Furn iture , ice boxes, bross COINS, tokens , any form gold 0;r silver jewelry , spoons, rings, beds , wall telephones .a,d dontol·. WUI !rode. <:otl Roger · ports, or complete households . Wom>ley , 'Rutland, Ohio, 742· Write M . D. Miller , Rt . 4, Pomerof.'"Ohio. Coii992 -771:1J. __23_3_1' - - - -- - - CASH poid lor all makes ond TIMBER , Pomeroy Forest Pro· ducts. Top price for standing : models of mobile homes . sowfimber. Call tcent Hanby , Phone a reo code 614 -423 ·9531 . 116 Moray 122 Most overpowering 54 Nat i cr"~ai Lea~e 12_. Shmes team 55 Gallipolis, Ohio approval 50 Piipens Southeastern Ohio Truss Rafter Co. . ..21-A ' III.UIIMUI SID11f$.$0ffm Eastern Ave. ' 94 Jumps 9~ Stamp of tort•llcat•on 4-12 Pilch R£P!Jtq(IIT ' Phone 949-2814 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. ' 91 Oecll•ter (abbr.) 4 24'-sta:oo 26'-Slt.50 21'-$21.00 S10IIII ne· . 98 Man·s nu;kname 99 8IOO(J!Ucker mstrument 31 Anc •e('ll P_ers•an 100 Fher t 02 Fresh. water !ish 33 Extra · 35 Prec ious metal t0 4 Hint 105 Ireland J6E"at t 06 Calumniatt'! 37 Exclude 107 More in wa ~f. 39 Rubber tree 109 lmposin g 4 t Pari o! camera arrangement 42 PtOhibits 44 Uri II Ol Austr•an 111 Name lor olt1ce 112 The sweet sop cu rr'en cy IIJUnusuat • 7 Oates\ Blown WINDOWS& DOORS • WOOD MOTOR SALES 88:~ay window 90 EXI!IS 27 Cheering FREE E Tl lntitlltlal Senic• lioatJcila ,...,~ llooolttfo • • &Attics ·•469$ "" 83 Break suddenly 86 Boundarii!S 69 26 $tatters 30Musical ·- GUTIER SERVICE hardtop, P. steering, P. l;lrakes, AM· FM stereo radio, till wheel. cruise control, P . seats, P. windows, power door locks, rear defogger, .fac . air cond. Michelin W·S·W tires. brown melailic finish with vinyl top and matching interior . SUNDAY, July 4, ,1976 11llesat rest 18 More unu tual Racine. OhiQ •_ 1.00+ Carroll Norris, Dodge new INd. SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLER 6 CANS OF RC · {U{Ij21 mellon . Reap tnt old harvest. - ·.- ' ' ' 2 DR. SPORT COUPE 0 1 WE M ! .. AilE' YOU ? U66ESTI!k; ~ E MAY BE A EJUilGLAIZ: >JR A S ECON D, POMEROY MOTOR co- JUNE SPECIAL NEW '76 ASPEN . Before "starting new projects this comin g year, finish tO your satlsfacUon what Is alreadY. in ' . Large selection of USld CaiS and TruckS • Plus many more new catS. ' o~ Oth ers· will not be willing to work for y ou tod~y if yo~:~ treat them,~n a demeaning ·manner. Sugar -c oat your requests. I . '3358 63 Don't let yo ur helpful, compassionate nature get yoU i n over yo ur head today . A fri~nd 's prob lem could be too tough lor a pyschiatrist. let JutJ 4, 1171 f OVER DEALER'S. COST ==SPECIAL== AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. It) Be sen s ible about health matters · today. You shouldn 't . overindulge, or do anytt,ing to ta~~o your physical endurance. ' I 5T0R'( MAN~ -Busi·ness Services ore l~klng Astr.ob Grap fl ., STOCK ,· •• BUILDING , remodeling , and repairs. Quality work , efficient service. Jesse Rodman . phone ·· want to KANAUGA. OHIO ROUTE 7 IN STOCK •• , SAGITTAI\IUS (Nov. 23·poc. 21) ·Take a break today from PISCES (Fob. 20-Morch 20) SMITH HONDA SALES MIN·I HOME 742·2826. EXCA VA ::T:CIN'::G:-,-:BA :-"::C:c kH-:-0:-:Ee::S- A - :N "::::D DOZER - LARGE AND SMIILL, SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED, LOW BOY AND DUMP ·TRUCKS. BILL PULLINS, PHONE 992-2o78 DAY OR NIGHT. 9'12·5980. on I before you buy . 'MEw-CHEVROLET LARK pointer . 742· Musser , . Cannot._b} ridden li~ited access roads or interstate highways . . h1milv VICE , Meigs-Athens County. Balers from $3995 up. Merrill house -· TRML · (OIJRIINT CORPORATION 7•2·2348. "Can be riden anywhere, a bicycle is legal". ·cARS IN See us first Ntw CHmltt Vail ConYinlon la11nt .Stltdlon I• Southeast Ohlf Will trim or cui trees and 'shrub- 99H133 RUTLAND - l V, story , 7 room frame, 4 BR. ba th, nice kitchen about .25 fl . cab. cook & bake unit, 2 car garage . Storms. porches. About .33 acre. ASKING $12,000. RACINE -1 story, 6 room frame , J BR, bath, ·carpeting , N.G.. F.A. furnace. Porches, storage bldg. Lot 50x177, lovely garden space. S7 .900. . POMEROY ' - 2 .s.tory frame . WALK TO SHOP. 5 BR .. p ;, ,baths, nice kllchlm, iull basement w. my , home with pre -School children. Have ax:perlance an~ 1973 .450 Prototype Kawasaki motarcoss, good condition , references. Phone 992-6012. $650. Phone 992· 38-1~. 8x13 Yelloyt stone, sleeps four. N & H day old or started leghorn ' 197-4 Ford \IOn , E300 series , c;an be seen of Kingsbury Home pullets. Both floor or cage owner.Phone992-7320. Soles, 1100 E. Main Street . grown available . Poultry hous- 1974 Monte Carlo, 2b,OOO miles , Pomeroy. CIINNING WE'VE GOT 'EMI W'J.. Sanitation . 992·39S.C or ,so / TEN PICKUPS IN STOCK by RICHARD'S Maintenance, exterior point!ng, dry wall, roofing, eft. Lowest rotes around. -Phone Op_!!nEves. Tii6-:-Til5o.m. Sat, _ See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Burris , · Lloyd. McLaughlin Marvin Keebaugh '' installed Syslenu 2180. "You 'll like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" . ---. .. . .. .. green llnlsh . Sharp and nice. licensed_. installer. Sh~pard Contractors. Phone 742 · 2~ .., Phone Arthur (1) Elderado C<ldlllac-Oidsmobile GMC Financing Available SEPTIC EXPERIENCED (2) Coupe DeVIlle 992-5342 ' After Hours Call $2895 2o3B. paneling. Phone 992-2759. '76 Cadillacs In Stock I dlepart , LICENSE PLATES I .circumvented . You have a ·knack ·of pulting ymlr toot in your mouth today . . ~ CA~RICORN SUCH AS: HELMET, AGE LIM{T, LICENSE OR One Caprice. · One Custom. steering and brakes, radio, tires show little wear, Service , Mid· Ohio. Phone 992· ! In the Stille of Ohio) 73 CHEVYS • Local low mlle<~ge car, VB ~nglne, automallc power Gulf ·-=~otorized bicycles NO RESTRICTIONS TWO 1974 Chevy NcWa·41DJr....... ..'2795 Cho>o. (6 1A )6'18·3021. KARR & VAN ZANQT . .. . 804 W. Main Pomeroy 992,2298 '1195 MANY MOIRE win 's 8 DODGE DARTS 6 DODGE COLTS SCORPIO (Ocf. 24-Nov, 22) Be .:aret ul you don't create problems ttlat could easily be 14' Midwest grain and cattle rack body, 350, VB engine, power steering and brl!kes. Only 8,900 miles . Clean, 'like new . GREG'S CB S,I\LES, locotod ot Er· WITH LOW PRICE•.•• ~ 4 air , power windows. . AM- FM. Full ppwer, like new. 1971 GMC. 4500 Serie!i .......... ~3895 ·ond ditcher. Charles R. Hot· fie ld , . Back Ho8 service, Rutlo"nd, Ohio . Phone 7-42· 2008~ ' Lf.O (Juiy 23-AutJ. 22) Be will· lng lo see the other guy's polnl LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct 23) Steer clear ot strong wllled com panic;ms today. You'll have no patienc~ with those who try to chart a course you don'l want to fOllow. 4 dr. , cruise control, P.S .• P. B.. 75 MONTE CARLO B' Fleeislde. while over red, clean Interior, 350 V8, automatJc,.powinteerlng and brakes, good tires, step bumper: radio, custom trim and mirrors. 5232. EXCAVATING , dozer , backhoe Will do rOQfing , construction. plumbing and heciting. No job too Iorge or too small. Phone Full power, factory air. • 1973 Chevrolet C-10 ................$2895 Authorized Singer Soles and .. Service. Y{eshorpen Scissors. Belpre area, ·city water, $25,000.00. 67 Cadillac HJ. Sedan 71 CHEV. lh TON ...... ' ........ You Make The Price vice , all makes, 992-2284 . The Fabric Shop , Pomeroy . Loaded . ,$3995 B.' Styleslde, green finish, good fires, R. bumper. chrome grille, and front bumper, 6 cyl. and standard trans . (610) 69B·72S7 Albany. SEW ING MACHINE Repairs, 1er· loved ones today. ll's llne •to keep tabs on them lr you must. but do it with a slack leash . Av oid ge"lling Involved with rr iends today whose budget is a lot more €Hastic than yours. You could go in the hole trying to keep up 75 PONTIAC CATALINA Full power, 4 dr. Sedan. 1974. ford f.1QO . .................... .. S299S perlence . Insured free estimates . Cali 992·238.4 pr SEPTIC TAN KS cleaned. Modern I · 4 HI. . Pickup, one careful local owner. ;;.;,:..-'-- workshop , beautiful location for retirement, or close 1o Parkersburg - CONTACT: Lois Pauley <Branch Manager -'3695 4 cyl. Pickup. Really sharp. . I I 992·24m . EXCAVATING , darer , looder and boc~hoe work: dump .trucks and lo·boys for hire: will haul fill dirt , top soil , limestone and grovel . Coli Bob or Roger J•f· fers , day phone 992·7Q89. night phone 992-3525 or m. ATTENTION · HUNTERS - 2B acres with lots of \VOOds, 10x50 mobile home. 32x40 metal garage, large . Classic 4 door . Less than 9,500 miles and like new In every way. Light green, green vinyl roof, V·B aulofllaflc, P.S., P,B.. , factory olr, power windows and door locks, tilt wheel, cruise control, radio, WW tires, radio-tape. you nome the extras. 0&0 TREE Trimming, 20 yeors ••· · Phonf 992-3097 . DeVill~ '429$ 71 MAVERICK ................... You Make The Price ·1 I 72 Cadillac Coupe DeVille 70 DODGE ....................... You Make The Price '3295 73 FORD......................... You Make The Price 74 FORD............. :-:~ ........ ;.You -Make The Price · 71 Cadillac Eldorado Cpe. 4 dr. Sedan. Like new finish. Air Cond. perience . Phone MONACO .75ROYAL ' 1975 Chev.. Chevelle ....... ;, ........S4395 •moll opplionCn . Lawn mower. nex:t to State Highway Garage and all types of general repair. Work _g uaranteed 20 years ex- green -green v -~oo.f, full power, air; lbw mileage. '4595 73 Cadillac Coupe all 22)Don't be overly proteeti~t of YIAGO ' .(Aug: 23·8opt. 22) • wheel drive. like new lnhlrlor, leu tllan 12.000 miles, ,white over silver. 350 V-8, automatic, pawer steering and brakes, chrome mldgs.: bumpers, exlerlor mirrors, radio - ne It now. on Route 7. Phon• (614) 985· • 3825. .·REMODELING, ~=::c:::--'c--:-.,........,.­ Plumbing ~ootlng I Dark 73 VOLKSWAGEN .............. ~ You Make The Price va LTD ............. •.•You Make .The Price 1 73 Cadillac Sedan DeVille· 73 OLDSMOBILE.. ............... You Make The Price V8 Skylark 4 dr . Sedan. Fact. Air Cond. Shows tender care. • -~-----T----------~~---~ 4cyl2 dr sedan. Onecarefu lloca l owner . 72 BUICK ........................ You Make The Price ~~WOOD IOW!RS REPAIR Swee~rs , toosters, Irons, older couple or ,.matl faM:~IIv In good neighborhood In Pomeroy . Call for oppolnt"'ent. cyl. 2 dr. Shows best of care .. 2dr . Hardtop. Fac. Air Cond . A beautiful car. -- LOOKING FOR GOOD MILEAGE! 1n lhlngs that are lree. ~NCEA (Ju"o 2f·JUIJ of view today. Above all, don't arrive at conclusions till you hear tht:t fa cts. Be a eha'ritable listener. 1975 Chev. Alpr K-5 ............. ~ or 9~9·2000. Roclne , Ohio. Critt Bradford . bedrms ., rnodern kitchen, wall to wall carpet, H.W. ficon , full · basement, new gos furnace , small lot to mow , ideo I for 74 PINTO ..................... ;.. You Make The Price 73 MONTE CARLO ............... You Make The Price AU~ti~Qftr. C~· ploto Sorvlco. Phone "9·2o87 6 room house . very well kept , 3 6cyl. 4dr. 5edan . Aircondltloned. Sharp car . 72 FORD 1975 a.ev. Caprice Cpe. .......... '5295 BRADFORD. ... 74 FORD· MAVERICK. ............ You Make The Price Sta. Wagon Square Back, extra nice . Auto. Trans . Alfred Biggs Earl Wood Keith Klein Marty Dugan the'new mooe of transp<:?rfatioo in ·amenca. GALLIPOLIS CH-RYSLERPLYMOUTH ' Dark red wllh black vinyl top. Less than 7,000 miles and sharp as a new car. loaded, 111ith extru Including !ape and power window and air. ~~------ 2dr. Almost like the day It was so ld . ' fines . Phone 99'2-S«JJ. Thank you America for letting us live in. th~ Greatest Nation in the World. 74 PINTO ..............: ......... You Make The Pric~ 4 {Hungarton Pointer), proven grous• dQ9t, <hompfon blood We Will Close MJ,nday, July 5th 7S FORD LTD ................... You Make The Price 74 Phone doghous•. YOUR FRIENDLY DEALER YOU MAKE THE PRICE! 4 dr. sedan. Air conditioning . and 992·3835. -~-·--,1\ ,K~w,C, R.,;otorod Vlukl puppies . SMITH NELSON .MOTORS INC. ... We're over stocked We Got The ·Nice Ones IIKC Roglotorod fomolo Irish Sol· Look)'tor ac tivttlas loday tttat don 't cosr you an arm and 1 leg You 'll find mOfe en~ym&nt ' �, ' Z2- The Swxlay Times Sentinel, Sunday July 4 1976 • 23- The S unday '1'irnes Sentinel Spnday July 4 197& For Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds WIN AT BRIDGE Sims' bid asked for aces _ Pelscfei'..Sa ;:; _ _ NOtices _ · FirS* forRtat -- -=--=---;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ =- ~ . SEWING Moch no •epo service AAC Mm olu•• Schnoute• /emole CHIMNEY Blocks w Vo & Ohio All makes F enc.h C ty Fabric pupp~ $75 AKC Iris! Senor SLEEPING Rooms weekly roles lump Cool Gallipolis Block Park Central Hotel co 446 2783 Shoppe 58 Court Golltpoh• femo e puppy $75 AKC Colle worth an open1ng b1d m all NORTH 3 Oh o pup es mole & female $65 2 l'OW weekly and monthly roles at FOR SALE - - - seats . AK86H Boogies mol., Col/ <46 I 118 Libby Hole AA6 17•3 LIMESTONE FOR DRIVEWAYS Hal also thought of the Sims CAROLYN S Poodle Salon Profes AU pr ced reasonable LIGHT housekeep ng room p0,k CAfU WINTERS PH 2•5 S115 s onal groom ng by oppt 388 t8 6 thn~ bu~ to ask for aces The 9013 Central Hotel All TYPES of bu ldtng ~ot;;i; . AK913 1dea was good unfortuna tely SWEEPER and sew ng noch ne 1 TRAILER spoces locoied n block brick 1ewer pipes win the ha nd hardl y ever came up Chesh1re reodv for hook up dows lintel• etc Claude epolr parrs and supples P ck WEST EAST NEWGMC When 1t did the results were Phone 367 OSOS Wlnttrl Rio Grande 0 Phon• up ond de! very Dav~s Vacuum . 92 . QJJ073 Truck tieodquar tVrs 2.S 5121 .,.... 5 likely to be very good Cleoner ;, m le up Georges 1970 Ford P ckup SLEEPING •oom• tar Gallla C eek Rd Ph 446 0294 Today s hand occurred tn •K ·tJ9 - 32 1974 v, T GMC P1ckvp Hotel f AQI07SI the 1930 Easte rns Ha l and 197 4 V r T GMI3 P1ckup THURMAN Hou1e Ant1ques Fur • J 7 52 • Q 10 8 6 FU~N opt odulft only n fu e str pp 1g epa r and 1974 Vr T Chev P U 4WO Willard Karn h1s partner SOUTH IDI ut I :._es pd AC!, 9!_23_ ref nlsh ng County Rd 8 otf 3S 1975 Vo T Chev PU were one of the few pa1rs t o 1973 three fourth T Chev PU "'I:.C t'IICII FOUR mob le home tpCKel Cenfe v lie V lloge 245 9479 or • AQJ 10 9H 7 6 5 4 3 2 play a t s1x hearts I 1973 v, T GMC PU 2<5 9532 everything eody for hook up 24'-$18 Others played seven hearts tK 1971 Chev Impala Ph 379 2469 24'-$19 50 or s1x or seven spades With PASQUALE Electr (CJI Serv c;:e 1970 Monte Corio -446 2?16doyornlgl11 OFFICE space downtown 51 4 St 1971 , Ton GMC P U Both vulnerable one p a1r actua ll y play•ng 28'-$~1 00 eond Ave AA6 0006 seven notrump doubled a nd BEGIN you r sp ng dean ng by 1971 three fourth GMC P U • l'r Ford PU 12tt60 Mob le home 2 Br furn havm g your carpets cleaned by 196 8 West Norlh Eatl South 10 gpmg down mne Old s Sto Wagon all alec on B ob Mc(orm ck Rd bes f method known Remove 19 71 3• Even With the best modern 5 mm from lawn no pets all tho d rt Make you carpet SOMMERSGMC Pass 3 • Pass 6 • Box 2t A · methods 1t IS very probable Trucks Inc adults only depos 1 requ ed look new ago n For fMte Pass Pass Pass Rutland Ohio 4$775 that most pa1rs m a match 133 P neSt coli <46 2543 est mote coll379 2682 Opening lead - Ace t Ph llt41 742 2409 446 2532 pomt game would go astray 1 mob le home lots 1 m1le from DEAD Stock removed No charge Wt Deliver w1th th1s monstrosity Coll 245 5514 before 9 om HMC P': \ 46 3805 By Otwald & James Jacoby ' '67 Chev for cond t on Ph 446 OPEN Eagle R dge Ant ques new SLEEPING room range refr g 3712 The forst b1ddmg systems m men p eferred $SO See Mr and u ~ed furn ture hours 10 6 contract all stressed fatrly Shaw upsta1rs 91 9 2nd 10 4 eve y day Closed Tuesdoys FOUR wheel drive - 1973 Sur hght opemng bids m first and burban auto Irons powe pm one fourth m fr om Tycoon A New Hampshire reader second seat and much steer ng & brakes a r & rod o Lake on Eagle Rd Even ngs by CAMPER Vehicle Pods by day or $3675 446 0008 ~ 1<21 • OOf appo n men! Cal 245 9412 stronger mmlmums for third wants to know If 1t 1s per wei!k water electr c and al)d fourth hand Hal S1ms was m1ssable fo< dummy to tell DIET propfil ly w th M dland Par 1973 Chevrolet Von g~ condl sewer connect ons plenty of ton 446 ,.119 be tween 7 30 the first top expert to lean the partner wh1ch hand the lead 1s mocol Gropelru t Q,!_ft Plan space for self conla ned om and 4 30p m campers stotton wagons and and Aquovop wa le p lis other way He proba bly went The answer 1s Yes but tents toilets prov ded F sh ng Pr ca onCI Sons Pho macy a tr1!1e too far but hiS 1%8 Chev P ckup V 8 307 eng booting and swtmmtng Recreo dummy should only use th1s s td sh fl rad1o Ph 44b 3870 arguments w1th Culbertson 11on n the greot outdoo s on nght to keep partner from and the real old timers d1d a USED OFFSET PLATES 1973 Jeep CJS V 8 304 soft top the beach or n the forest on lead to the modern leadmg out of the wrong hand lot roH bar rear seat mags exc ~ HAVE the mounto n RACCOON cond co11"46 3856 theocy that tf a hand IS worth when 11 appears that he 1s LOST WALLET? If you ve lost the VAllEY CAMP SITES ARE MANY USES wallet s ze F)ort a t ol your lov 68 Novo w th 411 rear end good LOCATED one (I) m le south of an opemM._bid 1n one seat 11 '' about to do so ed one hove o new one made State Rt No 218 on Roccoon for ports 446 0820 o lear Photog ophy 446 7494 Rood HOBART DILlON Mgr Cor.>ette T top 350 Z26 4 Phone ••6 2730 llor$1 oo MALE I tsh Setter pup around 973 loy Nfll Alll'lj()( f) 111 oiiUHl t 1! sp P 5 Troc black leothe Bob E_.ons Or ve In Ph o446 ns de s lver outs de stereo Unocramblethtae four Jumbleo, 4154 Reword rod o mags o r tend only letter to each oquare, to ser ous nqu ne-s please Adul! form four ordinary "orda owner never abused 446 2725 USED APPliANCES after 5 30 p m LOST REFRIGERATORS woshen --Large Sum of Money 1974 Chevrolet Yi T .p ckup d yer ranges G & L Appl Very well built ) bldroom maonten1nce free 2 story 1294 Eastern Ave Ph U6 truck " wheel dr ve Ph 446 at Wendy's or R1te ..... _._,,.With formal dining large family room built In 73'18 09028 o m to4 p m appliances garage, centr11 aor and a top notch A1d or Plaza. 1971 Electro 225 PS PB a r con POLY FOAM for solo cho r cus In the ,lty school water & sower dlstrlet neighborhood Reward s ons mattresses podd ng d rear speaker exc cond $J3 900 00 446 2976 tdeol for campers Variety of Call 256 6~26 Here ts a fiRe home tn an excellent locatton s zes 0 reef FobFc af'ld Foam 69 Chevy SSOO 245 5027 or ••6 *wonts to move totht country so must sell this btlsutlltll Sales Mo n St Pt Pleasant 95<2 3 bedroom home Includes a large family room, for<llill• Ph 675 :J.l69 9 5 da1ly 1 II 8 suronce coverage 1n Fr dot' 1%7 Cornaro V 8 :rJ.7 Phone don1ng cenlral a1r completely bullion kitchen County tor oltnost a - Farms homes and 446 0793 Located 1n Wuh1ngton Grede School dlstrltl Undtr :THE A'TMOt>PHERE IN ALUMINUM bu ld ngs w th wm BOARDING & AKC PUPPIES pro~erry S3l 000 THEI<'E M6H'T5END dows floors and electr c K & P Kennels 388 8274 Rt 69 Buck fully equ p good cond avo loble to meet ·;nc/;v;,~uo Ph U6 1850 blocks t le cement marta ljOUSE AND2 LOTS 2 STORY YOU 11:l 5LEEP. 5S. t, ml eo1t of Porte needs Contact Don IN CHESHIRE Frame home "YIIh one acre ~ ch mney block Golltpol s and ...._ 2 story 3 bedroom frame on TtKas roaQ 3 bedrooms BOARDING A~C pupp es C rcle 1972 Dodge Cho ger new t res Block 446 2783 $1850 Ph 446 7380 ......-urpet all over nntral gas floor furnace dty l Kennels 2 m les from town USED FURNITURE heat natural gas 121 loot woteJ:, ~~r~orl .JI5 000 446 :.t824 Now arranrt tht cln:led lellero ?'1 Chev Bela r new t res new nver lronlage 534 000 HOUSE ANDl LOTS GE Elec range vamly base to form tht ourprlae 1111"er u seat covers Ph · U 6 3528 On Henkle AW'e wonaerful AKC Reg St Berna d Pupptes brown recliner queen s ze ~ --HOUSE AND LOT rver vrew Range o\ten Coli I 304 458· 1669 '::::::;:::~~~~~;;::::_:•~u~rrt•tod by the cartoon ma ttress ond box spr ngs 87 l( 180 on Woodland and refr oerator goes 3 CORBIN AND SNYDER BRIARPA ICH KENNElS r Iv C a r p e t e d bedroom frame Make us a USEDFURN FoR T HE 8EST •n f 3 bedroom reasonable offer 8oardtng Iorge ndoor outdoor 95S Second Ave des gn of new homes all new gas runs Engl sh Cocker Spomels PROWlER .. (Antwen Mond1y} Ph 446 11 71 cenlrlll a 1r Strttpson Chapels old 1 bu ldmgs opl and Gordon Setters Ph 446 TRAVEl lro lers see the No 1 J-"Ioo GUIDE LEGAL EXOTIC STUPID throughout In church bu lchng ,.,. ..ner ot wtth state OOI"Ol!DI 4191 seller n the USA Smdh s Hon CANNING PEACHES Now <eody 1n1~nlay I storm doors S R 141 a.,S®,., ve n I do Soles St Rt 7 Golh pohs thru August Se"erol vor hes of ~ ~MWN'I 'Ifill "tutaH hfD ~·~ fltl.tiCitr foal ptumb1ng and Rio Grat d be JUANITA A All Breed Oog Groom Oho ·U6 2240 All.,..,_"SPECULATED" Orotoes. $31 900 converted l"drtments yellow Freestone avo loble Bv EXCAV A. TING dozer ng Groomtng bothlng fleo a n•ce home or a com bushe h bushel or peck and d tcher Charles d pplng .446 7878 By oppotnt LAST week of 9th Ann vers-o~ HOUSE & LOT mereta! unlr. Priced to sell Please br ng own canto ner 2 I eld llock Hoe se,·vk,e. 0 n G eorges ment only Sole on Stor Croft M n Motor Creek J years at $10 000 conven ent local ons Bobs I Rutland Ohlo 742 2008 0 d 3 bedroom carpeted Advortlwmentt MUST BE 12 300 io• 10 500 20ft 7 SC PUPPIES and Kttfens Chow Market Mason n3 5721 M d ~7687 placed- d1y In 111¥1nct all over baseboard elec;tr 1c 4 acres some timber a -tro ler $4. m fold-down 1900 Medical Technolog st Clt o w H malayan and way Mo ket Pomeroy 992 ~eat rural water Kyger n1ce- 12x60 1970 3 bedroom We servtee whot we self Camp TIME TO CHECK AIR FOR lABORATORY wo•k EKG Siamese Also stud serv ce 2582 reek Schools I ear community mobile home Conley Star Craft Soles Rt 62 TIONERS RESIDENTIAl and outs! w t~ pot ents and Dragon Wynd Caffery Kennel :rage 9 x 10 alum inum N"ear Flag Springs ct,urch N of Pt Pleasant W Vo 19 gallon oquor um stand all oc COMMERCIAl CAll 0 phys lclon off ce Wr te PO Box Ph AAb 38-4"' after 1 p m orage bldg S25 000 on S R 141 befween Cad -~~-'-'~-"'-· cessor es $50 245 5671 ~ 834 Hunttngton W Vp REFRIGERATION 18 YRS _.. __ ....;. ____ .....,mus and Waler loo Only CENTENARY Woods Kennel Pet PERIENCE AND <CI•O•Cll 16 950 r GIFT SHOP Soles person full groom ng foci-! I es Hove your TRAINED PHONE artiOn THINKING OF uLOER HOME ttme exp nee ref requ red pel groomed under Son tory SELLING? Priced lo sell 65 toot nver CARTERS PlUMBING TV REPAIRS RENTAlS 1 9 even ng hours Send cond all breeds occvpted frontage oppos te sland 2 USED gos range Toppon while AND HEATING esume to Bok 490 % Goll pol s Ser v1ce Calls 446 C231 Icouklbeulllg slorv 3 bedroom Ira 36 nc-h good cond. Ph 446 Cor Fourth & P ne Tr bune P cture Tube Spec a/ sts •L•t0 small basement 846 F 0322 R SING Sta r Kennel- Soard ng Phone ·U6 3888 or 446 •477 """IIPICe Ave Ga/1/oo/s 122 ooo HARTWEll ElECTRONICS ----IIStil tiUIIS DO YOU HAVE PARTY PlANEx ndoor outdoor uns AKC 1used walk n cooler com~ete advertise your VERY GOOD IN 245 5365 STANDARD PERIENCE? FR/ENDl Y TOY Shetland sheepdog (M n atu e 8 8 best oHer A sheets plate home CALL VESTMENT Plumbmg Heat ng PARTIES HAS OPENINGS FOR Collte) Show prosped sable gloss 52 56 $2f eoch oil 4 /o, G l ARBAUGH Tree Serv ce TODAY" Heres a very good modern 215 Thnd Ave 4-46 3782 MANAGERS IN YOUR AREA Landscape Inc Dozer work and wh le .mole Br o patch ..- . : . . . . - - - - - - - - - ' 4 untt apartment provid ng $75 Coii4A6 2437 o' •A~>-•731 Albans Ph 30A 722 3498 RECRUITING IS EASY BECAUSE a good ncom e and a nice Gorden Setter mole II wks GENE PlANTS & SON tax break Small down OEMS HAVE NO CASH INVEST old 367 0292 367 7112 PLUMBING - Het~t ng - A r PHOTO fm sh ng coupon spec ol BORDER S GARAGE DOOR 5e, llllltilns sl1de 20 ekposure $1 39- 36 ~.. ACRE payment on your part and MENT NO COLLECTING OR Condit on ng 300 Fourth Ave and Res1den 9 year old 2 story 3 lei the renters do the rest Exposure S2 3'i Kodockrom9 DELIVERING ~ll COllECT TO BEAUTIFUl 6 Y' old Appo/ooso Ph 446 1637 more $350 388 8320 bedroom frame wllh tu/1 BE YOUR OWN BOSS MUST BE PAID ond Ektachrome offer exptret CAROl DAY SIB <89 8394 OR --ba:se n1enl. ~u//y carpeted BUY THE DEWITT S PLUMBING July 15 Prck VP your free IN ADVANCE WRITE FRIENDLY HOME PAR MALE poodle 10 wks old $45 waler 1 recreallon BEST RESTAURANT AND HEATING coupPn ot Tawney s Studto -Yard Illes TIES 20 RAILROAD AVE PASQUALE lnsulo11n9 103 Cedo 4'46 8583 State Roule /41 DOWNTOWN Route 160ot Evergreen AlBANY N Y 12205 Sl Goll pohs Ph .U6 j1716 o n S21 900 Less lhan sso 000 buys thts A GOOD wrmger type w~~ D08ERMAN- p;;;;py 9 wk• MC Phont_446 273!> 440 1092 72seat restaurant Located -In Memory Phone 4-46 73'17 ONE STOR Y Reg female shots and worm n m lddle of 300 block on -Card Dl Thinks ed $100 446 7878 CUSTOM REi i O DEliNG 20 yeo• 3 bedroom frame fu 11 V Second Ave Owner very -40 HP Johnson outbood motor 1 1 1 carpeted w th u anKious 10 sell -Loti end Found super quiet Columb1o Depth expenence 388 8308 New dr) AKC Reg V1zs lo popp es basement on Evans BUY THIS MOTEL wall ce I ng wtth swirl or ta~~: I"'NNe RNd Yovr Alii hnder I ke new .tOO ft Dork (Hungar an Pointer) proven He ghts Could have And add SlO OOOto Sl5 000 a lura des gns Other dry wall Advt<11Hn lllould reid LOT with all ut I t es tnslolled Ph Cheny Ph 256 6758 grouse dogs Chomp on blood recreilt on room Does ye!r to vour' ncome Keep -- - - - repo r v1nyl wollpopenng 446 0168 their edvllrtiatmtnt tho /ne 6149925400 have fireplace n your present fob because 1975 Bultoco Alptno 350 CC Ph baths kttchens Anythtng bnement Central heat your wife wtf h a 1 tile help lint It tnd 440 <160 n I or 1 GENTLE pleasure horse Ph 2.15 gas cllv water and sewer from vou can take ca re oJ ..,.... ........ In " - for 9430 only 117.600 • this 1976 Jeep Cherokee 360 eng lit Mat lnHttlon Polllll' II P S P 8 w de 1 res pkg STUDENTS-TREMENDOUS EARN AKC Re9 mole blond Cocker .......... ~~ .... for .. ly ... ser OU'i nqu•r es only Ph U6 INGS All h gh school ond J, spontel 16 mo old $65 388 BACKHOE DOZER TRENCHER IIICOI'recl lnatrH., WORK DONE AT REASONABlE 4160 H Ages see M( Merr ss 9039 RATE Contact Sm1th Ew -Thurs July 8 ot the Hoi day HERD of Reg Shorthorns setrterol We need Listings Call the caval ng Ph 446 3981 ton at too m Sharp! 1 (Parent~ Herefo d cattle Shorthorn & Wiseman Atencv 446 3643 Welcome) ALL TY'PES of dozer work Ph G1ll1a Co s LIUtst Real he fer bulls contgcl Rutt Br~ Estate S1les Agen~~;y 379 2621 Allen Rutherford Waterloo Olllco 446 3643 ECONOMIZE on fue l wtth our QUAIL 446 3732 l~e W/semon 446 3796 spec ol on stone fireplaces .._ --.--E N Wiseman 446 4500 LAWN mow• and rotohllers Logue Contract ng block and 197$ Storcroft froveltro ler 24 It DOZER work e~~:covot ng delu ~~:e A C auto awn ng "POiro 1159 Second Ave Fo' dear ng Ph A46 0051 brick wo k Ph 388 993'1 perm JOcks exc cond $5 000 tal. mow..-s OAd llllen ~~6 --THOMASFA/N BACKHOE & dozer work also top 367 7474 2531 so I ond fill d rt ova l9ble 379 EXT£kMINA liNG 1973 Honda 125 XL s:n~t;;;d-; 2258 Termite Pest Control for CB equ pment Call 446 Wheelersburg Oh o PU 8L IC NOTICE RoOFING and e~eter or ptJ nt ng 4672 The Gallipolis Civil Service Free est mtes 379 2617 CO NCRETE work pol o$ A green Eorly Amer can couch Commlulon announce1 that stdewolks basement etc BLOCK loy ng and concrete work good cond lion Coli after 5 louis Co~~: 446 3398 they will be giving Pollee Responstble for Implementing dnvewovs pat os steps foun Officer te1fl at fht City p m_ ~56 1242 dot ons retotn ng walls ElECTRICAL lnllollollon Reg Building 518 Second Avtnue tram1ng program for R N 's 71 Norton Ck:ertlr Motorcycle housepomt ng 30 yrs exp Comm lndustrtal 256 6855 Galllpolla Ohio on July 13 ~'*'W:J9111r Crown Ctfy Ohto Freit est motes Ph 367 0488 o W-tl!•"'irl L.P.N.'s and Techmc1ans: And on' 1976 at 7 00 P M The Civil Camara 1967 Chevy ond 1965 ----367 0295 Service Commission will gomg ln.Servtce programs for all Tempest Coli after 7 Ph 367 ECONOMY T•oclon ond Equ p ---~-·---cartlly the paning person1 to ment Carrolls Soles and Ser 7187 the City Mlliager and Chief of O.R. personnel '" a 230 bed general v ce 2 mtles West on 588 Ph NEW USED I month washer Pollee to be c.,sldered tor <46 2923 hosp1ta I. Apply to Director of dryer must sell rel()(afiOn tmploymtnl by the City The ~-----M II Creek Rd 6th trader on APPALOOSA Slud Se,vlce 245 requirements set by the Nursmg Servtce, Medtcal Center THE proven carpel cleaner Blue 9369 rtght Approx 1 v, mile Commlsalon In order to take Lustre I.S easy on the budget Hpsptlal, PO Box 708, Statton A, or onyt me lht test en •• follows FOR lhe best m arch tecturol Reslores forgolten colon;, Rent (11 Aae 21 to 35 det•gn and buld ng of new eleclr c shompooer $1 Central 1974 Sponter XLH low m leage Phone 774·3311, Chtlhcothe, Ohto (2) Rtoldenl of Gallla home• small commercial Supply ~ Ph 446 9816 bu ldmg1 apt or rema<HI ng Take Jane Lew Ex1t on Interstate 79 to 4 Chev mags 1.4 w1th7;; 446 school graduate or wtth stole approval of plans equlvaltnt <739 Weston Speedway B II Wolke• •46 2146 o• 446 l•l Weight and height 3918 Exc Holsfetn cow w1th or proportionate 1-1975 28 ft Motor Home, 1-1976 21 ft -:-without colt 6 gallon do ly coli ANY ond all tvpes of conatruclion Niappllcatlon tor taking the Motor Home 3 each D4 Cat Dozer 5 each olio• 5 p m 388 8211 ond concrete work Oo:zer felt lhould be filled out In the J D 450 Dozer, 1- 1976 Cat 03 Dozer, 1backhoe dumptruck service 1973 Yamaha 250 Enduro 367 Clly Mlllltltf 1 office prior to Stewart Con1truct on Call 2~ 7101 laking the loot The applicants 3400 inti Back Hoe Loader 1-1975 J D 401 1911 fo r free estimate that ere ctrllfled lor 22 ft Travaf T o ler a r cond Back Hoe loader 2- J D 350 Crawler Stewart Con'itruct on Box 135 canslderallon for emptoymtnl uJif conto ned 1960 Olds Ph Cro~ Ctty Ohio Loader 1- S B Bad<hoe 1- 25 T Talbert will nMCI • CCimplete physical 446 2693 before employment ~ Low Boy 1- 1966 Mac Tractor 1-GMC 23 Channel Mobtle C8 •odlo Clreer opportunity for an tndivtdua I w1th Astra Tractor 1- Ford Tractor Air June 2t July 5 12 SIOO Fun Buster $60 379 2.o<l extensive 0 R exper1ence and supervisory Compressors Dump Trucks Trailers This TOWNHOUSE skills to assume responsibility for 1 IS a partial listing only LIVING room suite $10 Ph 388 APARTMENTS 9036 Operat1ng Rooms and Recovery Room for a 2 Bedroom 1971 Hondo CB 350 good cond progressive 230 JCAH accrechted modern Townhouses Terms Cash Certified Check Personal or 256 1120 hospital Attractive salary and frmge ·- .,...:..:::::::::::::;;;:::====:; ··- ~ Southeastern Oh Truss Rafter Co. ---- '" Sheets Lost a11a &uild w 26; Gallipolis Dai~ Tribune JJW/O~;Ik.J~-.~,_ ~<I - ------- I FRACT I I (J 0-------.' I t:J IENCHEWI II - I tl I I I I [J - ,,QUALEP l For Sale Aluminum flillll---. I - - abo•• "(X I I I J" WANT AD RATES 30c a line - -- - 1st 21 cents a ine 3 --- 19 cents a line far 6 - -He" ....... •Y -- -- •-n PHONE 446-2342 -- -· - - OPERATING ROOM IN-SERVICE INSTRUCTOR ' Cal us right now. --- . ---- --- AUCTION ---- CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT ---:------ -- ~'klgh OPERATING AND RECOVERY ROOM SUPERVISOR ' --- -- -- Spring Valley Green Apartments - - - --+----- JULY 10, 1976 AT 11:00 A.M. SALE SITE WESlON SPEEDWAY - -- 446-1599 TARA .. iiDIIODY ~ IUSsW. WiliDWif l benefits Please submit resume or contact Director of Nursing Service, Medical Ctnfer Hospital, Box 708, Station pJltne 174 2311, Oti111cothe, -Qfllo A. or 1112 Baths Pay Only One Utility, Addison, •io For ltlfOrm~ CiU ShJriAll1!• •11 fW'F ' 367..Jjst company checks only wtth i. current lener from the bank For Information Contact Rex Donahue, 304·736·7179 Bill Sheets, Auction Company, Box 33 Buchannon,VV Va.26201 1976 Yomo~o YZ 125 C leolho" ~nd hoche~booll ~6 6565 B Wk old p1gs Mart.n Htvely 388 B280 Bl~woll LAWN """""!, ·~ at Fi!P<>Mallc model can . . .....t wllh !JIIIY riding IQ~ lllOWtr Ph ~ 0.18 • • \ CANAD~Y REALTY Locust St 2S lf2 Galhpolls..Ohlo 446 363(1 - . . . , _ carpe!ed M•• -ott -L ower Rlver ltold tiiUIItd on OM ecro pl•t lerge glrden area owo blthl modern k/1chtn beamed <tiling living room 38 • 16 wood burn ing flrepl1ce (la// lpolls Clly Schoo l Dlslrlcl priced $46 000 Central A r condition no two bldroom l'lomt w th tlnlshed up' '' ra. ocafecl on &tcond Avenut mr• blocks trom Gt llpollt Shop ping 011trld tour biOc.u from .cnool R.,.t•l on rur of p operty ~t~GWn by appol nfmtn1 ontv Pr ctd NEW LISTING- Nice 3 bedroom home with fam11y room bath basement nal . bas furnac~ 1 car garage l01:aled on 3 nice lola In CheshIre $29 500 NEW LISTINO-loyely older home with a beaullful view of lhe river has 4 bedrooms fireplace I car garage Located at Eureka for $21 700 SJl~ bedroom hOme ac:l'e 01 OUied Raccoon Creek qff Jlt t 35 Rio Grinde •rtt• Ga llipolis Clly SO rTtodfrn k l t ~; htn u rpeted tnd ~nt'-d lntulattd torcld a r IUI ID furn~~~;e Lg 2 c•r f nlshed varage county w•ter Prlcen~ 000 owner moving from nice one floor three bedroom carpeted Lot size 85 ){90 natural gas central heot Gallipolis CIIY Sc hool DIS1rlct P• lce $23 000 v1 ctt on or hunt no lodlt situated on 1 acre ne.u L.I'Cta Furnace uptic tank well new root new 1ldlng MW w r n'liil new bafh electr c: stove hQOI(up Priced for lm mect 111 Nit l ntar Dtubfe. Wkl~' bed oom1 sto11e refr ;erato oub de pqr ch rur.l w. d on Wood.MII Rd Pr ce St Loll 91 fronlage 110 (le'p 2 lots on Rt 7 In Crown Cl1v Price 15 000 Nlw Three Bedroom 1t t et c: br ck home 110 II frontage a ong state h gnwav Gallpolls c ty School 1-- -1 Dlstr ct Located midwa y befWeen Grantk and Ga lllpolll Owner wl he p finance New Modern three bedroom all electric homes Ga//lpol s City School Dlstr/cl ap proximately 7 m lies from Gallipolis s tuated on 15 x 120 lots central sewer and water syslems Priced $20 ooo 40 Acres Land located In UNDER CONSTRUCTION -St itt f1me to choose your own carpeflnQ and watt CQIOrs for t h '5 q ua l ty constructed J BR 1 h bath tra me n Gr een Acres Subd vision W 11 have Cen A1r etectr c heat and com b k !chen tll mily room n ice Ieve lo t U4 000 COUNTRY LIVING-Very lovely home wllh 3 GREEN ACRES--N1ce 3 bedrooms tam ly room 'be•droom rahch with family fireplace full basemen! bath with shower nice k itchen garage lovely k1tchen with builtin Localed on 3 acres of nice nat gas furnace g'ound on Sf Rt 553 good buy for $24 900 $44 500 2 story 19 ACREs-Ran ch home Sroom with 3 bedrooms bath w1lh shower for ced a r furna ce tobacco base several bu•ld1ngs located on -~:Lo5E TO TOWN-Goo~ Gra~am School Rd $26 000 bloc k ~"ome with 4 bedr~ <ome carpet 20 ACRES-Good 10x50 lull bb forced air mob1le home with 2 furnace garage has bedrooms IOxiO m etal an e>lra lot that goes w•lh bu•ld ng close to Raccoon property 124 000 Creek on Bear Run Road All this for $13 900 PRICE REDUCED-THIS lovely frame home has 3 bedrooms n•ce bath fully WE BUY SELL TRADE carpeted 1 car garage Even1ngs Ca II Beautiful large lot at John Fuller 446 4327 Country Air Estates Lee JOhnson 256 6740 Owner has been Doug Wetherholl446 4244 transfered no reasonable Earl T Wmters 446 3828 offer refused section 27 Clay Township B&auttful Southern Oh o counlrys/Oe Gallipolis Cllv School Dlstr ct Priced $250 00 per acre 1 $10 000 00 ln~es t men t 4 rc~om hqme n B dwell 2 49' atres and Rura WAier Pr c:ed for quick sele S13 200 owner moving f om 3 bedroom home- on Ne 1 Allenue Ga ll P<l s near G S new natural gas FA. RT lS FRONTAGE - l'h storv stucco 4 SR forma l d n ng rm gas heet '2 car garage w fh exira lo t fr ont ng on Rt 35 Idea l tor r es d enc~ and bus ness 134 000 DON T MISS THIS 1 Older hom e w th 25 acres n V tla ge of V nton has 3 BR fu el o 1 heat c ty water pr ice now reduced to 116 00 MOBI~E HOME rang e refr g oven gas heat on perm foundat on w1th two bu II on additions Also has porch and garage on 1 27 acres Very w ell kepi S12 500 --:2 GREAT BEGINN ING BR frame ra nch only 2 1 yr s 0 d E\ectnc heat r ural wa ter on lg lot S m tes from ct ty Gall pOl s Schools S23 500 SUMMER PLACE or year round nome 3 rm fully fu rn shed cab n on 3 beaut fu wooded acres Call for mare nformat an n READY FOR YOU beaut ful Green Acres subd v son 3 BR aH e ectric frame f ul y carpeted n m nt cond tan real;iy for mmed ate oc c upa ncv S2B 500 PORTERBROOK Brand floew br ic k and frame colon a sty e ranch w extra lg fa mily rm 3 BR 1• 2 ba ths SA2 900 Ntne room two story paneled and carpeted four bedroom home located on corner lot in Bidwell New root modern kitchen county wate't- lerge garden area Pr ced S22 ooo RENT, SlO 000 buys th1 S atr con d 2 BR Flee twoo d Tra ter on l acre to t w outbu lld ngs an d ots of other e)(tras Kern per Hol low Rd WHY of Furn•ce new panel Mit c ty wale andsewer Arealbuyfor$15500 FCNJr Acres w II\ all eteclr c J bedrqom ~ led and paneled 1\clme 7 "~! barn w tn pten tv of work t anima sta s I room gues ..e rura water front1ge on Rt 60 10 ml es f om Gallipolis Pr ice SJ7 ~oo r.c udlr.Q ac:rl!ave Older 2 story frame situated on 85 x95 corner lot In R10 Grande Has bath and kitchen upstairs and down Has been used as two unit rental Requires some repairs Price $12 000 00 are Interested In selling yol.lr home farm or business property call We have a list of potential buyers If you Call waod t nsunn" & Real Estat• ~46 1066 Evenings Russell Wood 446 4611 Ken Morgan 446 0971 USED MOBILE HOMES CALL576 271 I TO ECONOMIZE on fuel underp o your mobile home end anchor for safety Foster Mobile Home Servtte 446 2783 or Elmer Sk d mo.e •46 347.:. 9:-._--. CHECK our prices on usad Mobtla Hamus and t avel trollers Tn Slate Mob le Homes Soles 1220 Eoslo r Ave Golllpol s Ohio Bonk Finane ng 1971 Homeltel2 <602 b• 1971 Kirkwood 12x65 expondo 3 b• I970 Elcono I 2>62 2 b• 1971 Oetrolter 12x60 2 br B&S MOBilE HOME SALES Pt Pleasant W Vo 1969 12 x60 with tilt out Mobile home on Pr vate lot near KCHS J br central otr gas heat dean good cond Coll367 0354 o•«6 7317 1969 Richardson ~H 12~<60 turn good cond «6.."3"-77:..:3c..-~---, 973 1 Shultz £\oblle Home central olr w 111 sell with or w thout lot Ph 256 1<30 FHA APPROVED Almost new ranch has lots to offer for only $21 400 Total electnc home leatures 3 BRs l•undry rm mce k1tchen w1th built '" range WW carpet central water and sewage and located 1n Rodney Vollage II R 10 GRANDE - One of /he nicest homes In lhe market today Almost new brick ranch must be seen to apprec ate Prices In the lOs Call lor appolnlment COUNTRY BEAUTY - 3 BR bnck ranch on 2 a c Features large LR w1th t replace equ pped kllchen dining rm 2'1, balhs full basement w1th ftref.lace 1n famllv rm cen a r and garage A nice drive lo mines or Gavin BEST BUY IN GALLIA COUNTY - 521 900 with !Inane ng available lovely 3 BR ranch Is located at the edge of town and offers HW floors gas heal air cond large laundry rm modern kllchen and garage GREEN ACRES - S27 900 buys lhe comfort ol air condit onmg and lhe economy of gas heat In this 3 BR ranch Also tealures WW carpel large back porch garage and flat landscaped lot G VALLEYS Make an apf•oln•.tment 1o see this proud of This ranch tealures ff of living space ~~:~~~~:.:~ a co LRmplete with 3 or 4 BRs rm 2'11 baths air garage and a large corner lot - -- CITY- QUIET STREET - Comfortable 6 rms and bath w1lh a large back po.ch and garage located on F ffh Ave Pnced to sell - $18 000 AIR CONDITIONED Almost new 3 BR brl'k ranch IS ve ry appeal ng and can be your: dream home Large equipped kitchen 1'12 baths qual ly carpet throughout larg e LR d ining area garage full basement 380 ACRES IDEAL PASTURE FARM Mostly clean rolhng grass land good woven wtre fences plenty sprmg water large lob base 3 barns $92 500 GROCERY BIZ CORNER LOCATION This large aor cood•l oned block building offers a once In a h Tell me opporlun lfy to some busin ess m inded person All stock and equipment pl us 2 ren1als go with lh s luc ra l1ve business BARGAIN Modern 4 room and balh home w1lh full basement needs some finish work buiiSn I bad for only SIJ 500 Located on a 1 23 acre lot on Neighborhood Rd LISTINGS NEEDED WE ADVERTISE NATINOALL 'It- WE BUY - SELL- TRADE - FOR RENT Um1ted number of Lots available! 40'x70', Park Lane Mobile Home Court, 4 mt west of Gallipolis, Rt 35 Blacktop streets. completely modern fac1htles, excellent 1tv1ng conditions. Gallipolis C1ty School District Electric or natural gas City water and C1ty sewer Mobile homes must be '70 model or newer $45 per mo Phone 444 3345 after 3 30 p m Rtchard Bowma.,, Manager. OUTDOOR PATIO fQ' summer cookouts ph1s ce n a•r cond ma kes ttl s iJ ho me you r tam ly w II enj oy Also features 3 BR 2 ba ths k t tam y rm comb gas heat i!lnd f ull y carpeted J us t off J ackson P ke SJS 000 ..,-- - 2 BR mob le homes $100 3 b• mob1le homes $125 446 0 75 10x50 mob le home 2 bedroom o r cond edge of town on Rt 588 $liS per mon h dep req 446 oe22 2 br total electr c mob le home o Quo! C••• k 24S 5021 TIMBER Pomeroy Forest Products po~ s tap prkes for stond1ng sow timber Call Kent Hanby 446-8510 I .. kr:lfl Associate Ph Home 379 2184 Realtor Gallia County's Fastest Growing Real Estate Agency 3 B BRAND NEW BRICK 588 Rodney 1 h bath mode rn klt , hen w1 l h diShwasher elec w ovee>, table lop range All Carpeted Large lot Patio Ga llipoliS School 0151 lmmed ate Posse$slon LOOK ONlY S21 900 00 Who s F rsP 38 BRICK HOME beautfu rock fetdstone ( LIKE NEW l f replace Formal DR Large n ce level lo t all Bu 1H n k tchen Imported steel nsutated doors 1 ght f xtures and pewter Ther mopan e w ndows ntce door hardwar~ AIM enfol modern k tchen all bUtt! \he use of Club House m ele ctric stove d sh Sw m m ng Poo I Ca II wa'Sher garbage d~pasa l toda~ATURE LOVERS 2 car garage wtlh e'htctnc SURE TO PLEASE eve door opener and 106 acres w th a pple centra l a r l.S LEVEL2 ACAl:S peach and plum trees 3 OR 4 BEDROOMS acres of ttlab le land w th a 6 room frarrte house ~atn tobacco base pl us 4 room ba rn storage and ch cken house w t tl basement HaJ and storage hause All t ence o n R ea 1- ba tdbarn Get away fro m ~ ng f n ce place PRICE REDUCED everylh ng Ca to 0 ay or A PLEASING an appo n tmen t COUNTRY HOME SPRUCE~STREE T IN GAL IPOLIS 7 Rooms and bath Verv Bedroom odern home 3 n ce k !chen w th table top w th bu It In "C ab 1nets range refnger ator d sh a um num s d ng Total washer washe r and dryer c garden s pa ce New beaut fully con e ec 1r f structed metal barn Good Wtlh n walk ng Cl stance o doWn1own Galtlpol s fences fo r cattle or horses 168 ACRE5 Larg E' garden space level NEAR PORTER 1 99 acres Pr ced New ho use under constr S29 900 00 IU S 6 room farm ho use 2 STORY P COUNTRY HOME barn & otner outbu dlngs 1 acres 5 m les from Approx 140 a c r es of ,. 1 past ure. and t mber & Gat pot s 7 roams 4 approK 28 acr es oft liable bedrooms part a t land AH m nerat rig hts casemen t fuel o I for ced goes some good fences All a r furnace rural water 1an d & house s for on ly Gat pol s Schoo l D st Garden space front age on S.S5 000 TRI NowLEVEL Ra ccoon Creek 1 LIKE NEW ) LOT& MOBILE HOME Over 3 000 sq ft II v Ing In Porter x50 space 4bedrooms Jba tl'ls 2 10 Ther mo pane doo rs and N bedrooms Elcana tee w nd ows E ectr c hea t and tot 305 acre lev e Pr ced centr al a r Rural water ~n~~~6T~~OUL HOME SITE system 2 car ga rag e 4 Just off 160 E~ er gr een 36 acres of tand Lets of other featur es I II bl t acres am os a a e A WISE iNVESTMENT N ce hu n k of land 6 "~aom house 78 A barn ICE CREAM& and utllly bU1/d/ng Hou se A SANDWitH bSHOP has a bu II n kit c hen A good go ng us ness runn ng water F A fur na ce se~ e ra acres o f located on St ate H ghway 60 n a n ce cammun ty 1 296 lb 1 liable land Land br ck bu• rd ng b tots of equ pment and al stock tobacco ase pasture and some I m ber goes Pr iced r ght All for $23 ooo 00 TARA ESTATE UOACRES PLUS Beaut fu l 8 room house Vacant .~-. A woodland 1681 SCI ft I v ng space wonderland some Featurmg 3 B R w th 'de uxe astur e and t It able and walk n closets 2 Baths PL ss than Sl60 00 oer acre Lg a t trac tive FR e CITY SCHOOL DIS'I:Itt(T 1 Large rooms 3 bedroom o/~ style remodeled house Family room basement nat ~s forced air furnace city water garage large fenced In yard Jusl out of Gall ipolis City limits on Rf 141 Modern kitchen A real barga n Call now rural waler country llv lno c ose 1o Galllpo)ls Priced 20 acres bol to rn land onlY 118 000 BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL acr oss Rd from 180 acres TYPE HOUSE 37 acres Sl2 OOD Brick fronl 1 706 !Q 11 15A l BEDROOMS ll vlno space 3 bed ~:ooms 12 A Good Bott om tand basem en t tam lly room large familY room living Iaroe po rc h c arpe ted room formal din ing room Barn c;; hicken house good modern kitchen and lots of dishwasher woven wire fencing Lots Of cab ntots frui t trees and grap e range and disposal central h&rbor Close to R a air fully carpeted 2 car Grand e Another one prl(:e garage L.oc:a ted on a level tot over h acre A b,autlful to sell ONLY Sl6 00~0 0 hOme and pr iced to sell 1 A & HOME MIDDLEPORT J u&t out of c ty I m ts on R t BUSINESS INCOME 14 1 Nic e comfortable 5 PROPERTY room home with wood Up lo 166~ 00 per monlh bu r ntng f repla ce basement modern k tchen Rentals plus a belutlful 7 na t oas furnace c ty room (3 bedrooms) home water large carporl nice to live In yourSelf alum sldlna good grade nice 16 J<lB blo ck storage bldg front porch lots of built In garage space Cal l now cab Jnets ta ble top range 1 A 3 RM wall oven leundrY tubs HOUSE & M HOME Drilled wei with electric nat gas for ce d air furnace pu mp N ce l acre w lh 3 central air Wood burning room hou se and 2 bedroorn fireplace Lots of Shrub mob ile home ApprOK 2 /z berv level grassy tot A miles from Vlnl on Very beaut ifu l pla ce plus a nice Income Priced right pr etty 92 ACRE FARM BEAUTIFUL l 7 room house storm doors BEDROOM Full basement w1th a large an~· windows beautiful lanfscaped yard 2 barns tamltv room 2 ba ths oarage cen tra l a r n ce chicken house hog cellar smoke house and toot house carpe ting real n t: e kit chen Located on a Iaroe and corn cr bs 25 acres bottom land tru t trees tot Appr ox 2 yea rs old You must see the ms1de of 1 BOO lb tobacco base Loca ted on Highway 2\8 thts house 10 appreciate IS ACRES 68 81 A BARN 3 Bedroom home forc;ed LOG CABIN 1 000 IDS tobacco base nice air heat storm doors and 40 x60 barn 30 A good s ze windows 38 by 42 barn build ing all t mber a A tillable a I ullllty muteral r ghts goes Th1S minerals ooes over 1 200 farm can be bought on lb tobacco ban NIce home and fa rm Alt farm Land Contra ct Call et:~ulpment goes Priced to LARGE sell COUNTRY HOME \ SPR/NG'\IALLEY PLUS19ACRES ESTATES 1 rooms frame 4 bedrooms w th bath lots 7 Rooms plus 2 batols of bu It n cabinets good Basement fam•IY room nlce modern kl1chen {dish sm al l ba rn blacktop road washer table top range Pr ced only S16 000 bu ilt In wall oven ) Natural 3BE0ROOM lAcre Plus - level ap 015 forced air furnace pro K 1 h m les from hardwood floors1 2 wood burning fireplaces Large hosp taJ on blacktop rd ot Priced to sell Plenty of garden space l1 ACRES VACANT NEEDS A FIOMILY 3 BR 1 r, baths c ty water an d sewer c ty schools car peted vacan and ready for mmed la te occupancy 121 900 3 BR SUPER VALUE home n c ty at a pr ce you can afford SlO 700 BRAND NEW All electric carpeted k Ichen nas beaut tut modern cab nets range d sposat and dtsh washer In small sub d v s an S26 000 J BR PLANNING TO BUILD ' We have cho ce lots at severa l location s - Ad d son Twp George s Cree~ Road Crou se Beck Rd $2 250 and up RON CANADAY REALTOR Audrey Canaday Saleswom ~ n 446 3636 Any Hour Neal Realtv J 21 acr es vacant tano plenty of wa ter 10 m tes from town S8 500 5 les f on 1- otzer 3 BR home 8. tot $16 500 V agc r 65 x fJ 3 OR M Horne and to $11 500 6'1 K r kWOOd 55 x l'l 3 BR M Home w h a ached roon s a ol tor $15 000 01 1 Olhce Ph 14 6 1694 Eve n n.g s Charles M Neal 446 1S40 J Mi cha el Nea l 446 1503 ~oim Nc.a l 446 73S8 ~forRiflt- .... .,.............. ONE OF THE BEST buy Qn the market totlay Nearly new l BR frame fu lly cerpeted 1' 2 beths rurat water modern kit cnen w th rano e and retrlgerator tormal dln1n; room on 13 parttattv wooeled acres S32 000 48 addlllonal ac;res can be bought w th ebove home to' SIO 500 EUREKA -G ood 3 bedroom with nice bath large garage Nice level lot Good buy lor $14 500 ..... Acreage Invest In Rust e Sou1hea5tern Ohio op prox 120 acres of wooded land located In Walnut Twp Price $25 000 IN TOWN- Very nice J bedrOO> "orne with bath gas f ~•lr furnace utility r .rporl This property n e>cellent shape Good buy for $16 000 HOUSE BEAUTIFUL BR 1112 baths tram e moel ern k lchen w th 25 cabinet space - ptus carpet ng cen air on acr e with tots o r bea utlfu shrubbery and g~rde space CltV SCI'IOOIS U2 900 EWINGTON- Very nlte 14x70 ~·· home has 3 bedr01 1 carpeted 2 balhs • • am lly room with fireplace fully tu,niShed lovely home lor IN TOWN-lodklnQ tor a $19 900 nice home In town1 You II like th is 3 bedroom wllh I ;, PRICE REDUCED-Th1S3 baths tully equipped ye., old ranch has 3 kllchen basement and a bedrooms lovely bat~ with large carporl This home Is shOwer nice carpel one In excellent condition car garage Owner ha s 128 500 moved out of slate a nd wan1s to sell now Pnce $12 500 BY WISEMAN -------- - SOLD • • - AGENCY GAl.UA CDJfm'S lARGEST lUI. ESTATE MElD oo .,.... For Fast Results lise The Sund!Jy Times-Sentinel Llassifieds . m.: WISEMAN J \ REAl ESTATE lOANS VA FHA 30 yr loo s Po k. Mor tgoge Serv ces 77 E Stale. Athens Ph 592 3051 • BOB LANE BRANCH MANAGEk 855 SECOND AV ENUE GALLIPOLIS OHIO REALTY 446 7900 LISTINGS NEEDED NOW TO FIT OUR BUYERS NEEDS GALLIPOLIS AREA LI STINGS N ce two story thr ee bedroom rtg ht 1n Galltpolts Has been remodeled recently One car garage and nice back lawn The Pnce Is R ghl A REAL BARGAIN Ltke new three bedroom ten rrunute dnve fro m Gal hpol s I Joo square feet of floor space with ~ on e t:a r g a rage n f ull basement You won t bel eve II ~ pr ce lor th e product Ver y nt ce 4 bedroom on doubl e lot I 250 squar e feet ot fl oor space wi th one car garage '" full basement Grade A construd on and well taken ca re of Bu1ldmg St1es.. on Route 7 near Ga ll pol• s Dam Also servmg areas between Cr own ( tty and Chesapeake Joe Crans 256 1456 NATIONAL ADVERTI SIN G wIn Gallery o/ Hom eo t~ " 56 ' A Farm 6 com house bo h fu ll s ;~e base nent me ol gQroge 30x40 born 300 lb to bacco base Coll256 1905 56 , A far m 6 room house both lull , •• boseme 1 meool h~- R E FOR SALE - - , 9o•oge 30x40 bom 3300 lb Ju st co mpleted New 3 tobacco base Coll256 1905 bedroom home 1112 baths FOR Sale by owner 3 br 1 one niCe larg e ktfchen and lourth acres 2 cor gar on dln1ng area Tappan mo n h ghwoy Ph 245 5002 electrrc range dl~posal hood large garage lully carpeted large level lot Pnced nghl to sell Located on Green Acres Sub Close to town lnqu1re at Corbon & Snyder 446 JUNK auto and 5crop metal Ph 1171 after s 446 2513 388 8776 RE.lLlY 25 Locu s t :JT Howard Branno n Brok er Ofhce ~ ~6 2674 Luc li e Brannon E vc '146 1226 or 446 2614 BEAT IT IF YOU CAN A perfecl location - Walk to church sc)'loo a nd shopp ng A la rg e 8 room and bath two story home covered w ith alu mrnum s d ng stor m wi ndows and doors porc hes tw'o room verv dry bsm w th ga s fur E>tra deep lol w lh garden spa ce mature shade trees and shrubs garage and storage room A very pr vate ba c~ yard Call at once - This property won 1 lasl lon g COUNTRY LIVING OPEN SPACE REDUCED 7 Acre s nea r level land - 3 BR l wo stor y ho me ,.alum num s dtng 2 ca r garage plen l y sha de pr ced to se ll $21 200 l ocated n the villag e of Evergreen 190 ACRES Cattle farm located on t he 0 J Wh te Rd iJ m from the hosp1lal 60 acres crop la nd 00 A pasture 30 A t mb e r springs and 2 por ds we Is 3 barns tool shed granery a good 4 BR hom e brtck a nd stone near new butlt 1n kl1c hen fireplace In LR full bsm a ll electric This Is one of Gall la Co s bette< farms Otmer w1l l help fin a nce LAND ENOUGH l arge lwo story J BR hom e overlookmg lhe c jy Nice fam tly room open co untry k•l che n good bsm woth gas furn All thiS plus an extra lot n c1ty ltm ts now vacant located before school slarts REAL ESTATE LIStongs Urgently Needed - IF You Want to Sell Call BRANNON REALTY IT WILL PAY vs BUD McGHEE ( Branch Manager FHA-VA 10% OR LESS DOWN 8%%-30 YRS. to pay LOAN TO '70,000 WITH APPROVED CREDIT. '\ ' ) ~ CONVENTIONAL FINANCING ALSO AVAILABLE I Going BUSiness Downtown Gallipolis If you want your own busmess, th1s could be 1t Includes complete fixtures and equtpment. Reasonable rent or lease CALL TODAY We have recetved several requests for a vanety of properlles If you are thmkmg about selling, call us today Get yours hsted while fmiJ!ctng IS avatlable PHONE ~552 -ANYTIME 428 2nd AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ~ •I ! HOUSE 6 rm full basement on almost I acre lot lor nformo hon Ph 367 7268 ;T WATER front lot 80x200 It dh Raccoon Creek 8 m from r Go// pol s P ~256_675B FOR SALE 3 BR home Ctntrll al~, ! fully carpeted Clost to ' school quoet neighborhood. Owner moving out of town, Call 446 443S tdr appointment . ' ! 1 I �, ' Z2- The Swxlay Times Sentinel, Sunday July 4 1976 • 23- The S unday '1'irnes Sentinel Spnday July 4 197& For Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds WIN AT BRIDGE Sims' bid asked for aces _ Pelscfei'..Sa ;:; _ _ NOtices _ · FirS* forRtat -- -=--=---;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ =- ~ . SEWING Moch no •epo service AAC Mm olu•• Schnoute• /emole CHIMNEY Blocks w Vo & Ohio All makes F enc.h C ty Fabric pupp~ $75 AKC Iris! Senor SLEEPING Rooms weekly roles lump Cool Gallipolis Block Park Central Hotel co 446 2783 Shoppe 58 Court Golltpoh• femo e puppy $75 AKC Colle worth an open1ng b1d m all NORTH 3 Oh o pup es mole & female $65 2 l'OW weekly and monthly roles at FOR SALE - - - seats . AK86H Boogies mol., Col/ <46 I 118 Libby Hole AA6 17•3 LIMESTONE FOR DRIVEWAYS Hal also thought of the Sims CAROLYN S Poodle Salon Profes AU pr ced reasonable LIGHT housekeep ng room p0,k CAfU WINTERS PH 2•5 S115 s onal groom ng by oppt 388 t8 6 thn~ bu~ to ask for aces The 9013 Central Hotel All TYPES of bu ldtng ~ot;;i; . AK913 1dea was good unfortuna tely SWEEPER and sew ng noch ne 1 TRAILER spoces locoied n block brick 1ewer pipes win the ha nd hardl y ever came up Chesh1re reodv for hook up dows lintel• etc Claude epolr parrs and supples P ck WEST EAST NEWGMC When 1t did the results were Phone 367 OSOS Wlnttrl Rio Grande 0 Phon• up ond de! very Dav~s Vacuum . 92 . QJJ073 Truck tieodquar tVrs 2.S 5121 .,.... 5 likely to be very good Cleoner ;, m le up Georges 1970 Ford P ckup SLEEPING •oom• tar Gallla C eek Rd Ph 446 0294 Today s hand occurred tn •K ·tJ9 - 32 1974 v, T GMC P1ckvp Hotel f AQI07SI the 1930 Easte rns Ha l and 197 4 V r T GMI3 P1ckup THURMAN Hou1e Ant1ques Fur • J 7 52 • Q 10 8 6 FU~N opt odulft only n fu e str pp 1g epa r and 1974 Vr T Chev P U 4WO Willard Karn h1s partner SOUTH IDI ut I :._es pd AC!, 9!_23_ ref nlsh ng County Rd 8 otf 3S 1975 Vo T Chev PU were one of the few pa1rs t o 1973 three fourth T Chev PU "'I:.C t'IICII FOUR mob le home tpCKel Cenfe v lie V lloge 245 9479 or • AQJ 10 9H 7 6 5 4 3 2 play a t s1x hearts I 1973 v, T GMC PU 2<5 9532 everything eody for hook up 24'-$18 Others played seven hearts tK 1971 Chev Impala Ph 379 2469 24'-$19 50 or s1x or seven spades With PASQUALE Electr (CJI Serv c;:e 1970 Monte Corio -446 2?16doyornlgl11 OFFICE space downtown 51 4 St 1971 , Ton GMC P U Both vulnerable one p a1r actua ll y play•ng 28'-$~1 00 eond Ave AA6 0006 seven notrump doubled a nd BEGIN you r sp ng dean ng by 1971 three fourth GMC P U • l'r Ford PU 12tt60 Mob le home 2 Br furn havm g your carpets cleaned by 196 8 West Norlh Eatl South 10 gpmg down mne Old s Sto Wagon all alec on B ob Mc(orm ck Rd bes f method known Remove 19 71 3• Even With the best modern 5 mm from lawn no pets all tho d rt Make you carpet SOMMERSGMC Pass 3 • Pass 6 • Box 2t A · methods 1t IS very probable Trucks Inc adults only depos 1 requ ed look new ago n For fMte Pass Pass Pass Rutland Ohio 4$775 that most pa1rs m a match 133 P neSt coli <46 2543 est mote coll379 2682 Opening lead - Ace t Ph llt41 742 2409 446 2532 pomt game would go astray 1 mob le home lots 1 m1le from DEAD Stock removed No charge Wt Deliver w1th th1s monstrosity Coll 245 5514 before 9 om HMC P': \ 46 3805 By Otwald & James Jacoby ' '67 Chev for cond t on Ph 446 OPEN Eagle R dge Ant ques new SLEEPING room range refr g 3712 The forst b1ddmg systems m men p eferred $SO See Mr and u ~ed furn ture hours 10 6 contract all stressed fatrly Shaw upsta1rs 91 9 2nd 10 4 eve y day Closed Tuesdoys FOUR wheel drive - 1973 Sur hght opemng bids m first and burban auto Irons powe pm one fourth m fr om Tycoon A New Hampshire reader second seat and much steer ng & brakes a r & rod o Lake on Eagle Rd Even ngs by CAMPER Vehicle Pods by day or $3675 446 0008 ~ 1<21 • OOf appo n men! Cal 245 9412 stronger mmlmums for third wants to know If 1t 1s per wei!k water electr c and al)d fourth hand Hal S1ms was m1ssable fo< dummy to tell DIET propfil ly w th M dland Par 1973 Chevrolet Von g~ condl sewer connect ons plenty of ton 446 ,.119 be tween 7 30 the first top expert to lean the partner wh1ch hand the lead 1s mocol Gropelru t Q,!_ft Plan space for self conla ned om and 4 30p m campers stotton wagons and and Aquovop wa le p lis other way He proba bly went The answer 1s Yes but tents toilets prov ded F sh ng Pr ca onCI Sons Pho macy a tr1!1e too far but hiS 1%8 Chev P ckup V 8 307 eng booting and swtmmtng Recreo dummy should only use th1s s td sh fl rad1o Ph 44b 3870 arguments w1th Culbertson 11on n the greot outdoo s on nght to keep partner from and the real old timers d1d a USED OFFSET PLATES 1973 Jeep CJS V 8 304 soft top the beach or n the forest on lead to the modern leadmg out of the wrong hand lot roH bar rear seat mags exc ~ HAVE the mounto n RACCOON cond co11"46 3856 theocy that tf a hand IS worth when 11 appears that he 1s LOST WALLET? If you ve lost the VAllEY CAMP SITES ARE MANY USES wallet s ze F)ort a t ol your lov 68 Novo w th 411 rear end good LOCATED one (I) m le south of an opemM._bid 1n one seat 11 '' about to do so ed one hove o new one made State Rt No 218 on Roccoon for ports 446 0820 o lear Photog ophy 446 7494 Rood HOBART DILlON Mgr Cor.>ette T top 350 Z26 4 Phone ••6 2730 llor$1 oo MALE I tsh Setter pup around 973 loy Nfll Alll'lj()( f) 111 oiiUHl t 1! sp P 5 Troc black leothe Bob E_.ons Or ve In Ph o446 ns de s lver outs de stereo Unocramblethtae four Jumbleo, 4154 Reword rod o mags o r tend only letter to each oquare, to ser ous nqu ne-s please Adul! form four ordinary "orda owner never abused 446 2725 USED APPliANCES after 5 30 p m LOST REFRIGERATORS woshen --Large Sum of Money 1974 Chevrolet Yi T .p ckup d yer ranges G & L Appl Very well built ) bldroom maonten1nce free 2 story 1294 Eastern Ave Ph U6 truck " wheel dr ve Ph 446 at Wendy's or R1te ..... _._,,.With formal dining large family room built In 73'18 09028 o m to4 p m appliances garage, centr11 aor and a top notch A1d or Plaza. 1971 Electro 225 PS PB a r con POLY FOAM for solo cho r cus In the ,lty school water & sower dlstrlet neighborhood Reward s ons mattresses podd ng d rear speaker exc cond $J3 900 00 446 2976 tdeol for campers Variety of Call 256 6~26 Here ts a fiRe home tn an excellent locatton s zes 0 reef FobFc af'ld Foam 69 Chevy SSOO 245 5027 or ••6 *wonts to move totht country so must sell this btlsutlltll Sales Mo n St Pt Pleasant 95<2 3 bedroom home Includes a large family room, for<llill• Ph 675 :J.l69 9 5 da1ly 1 II 8 suronce coverage 1n Fr dot' 1%7 Cornaro V 8 :rJ.7 Phone don1ng cenlral a1r completely bullion kitchen County tor oltnost a - Farms homes and 446 0793 Located 1n Wuh1ngton Grede School dlstrltl Undtr :THE A'TMOt>PHERE IN ALUMINUM bu ld ngs w th wm BOARDING & AKC PUPPIES pro~erry S3l 000 THEI<'E M6H'T5END dows floors and electr c K & P Kennels 388 8274 Rt 69 Buck fully equ p good cond avo loble to meet ·;nc/;v;,~uo Ph U6 1850 blocks t le cement marta ljOUSE AND2 LOTS 2 STORY YOU 11:l 5LEEP. 5S. t, ml eo1t of Porte needs Contact Don IN CHESHIRE Frame home "YIIh one acre ~ ch mney block Golltpol s and ...._ 2 story 3 bedroom frame on TtKas roaQ 3 bedrooms BOARDING A~C pupp es C rcle 1972 Dodge Cho ger new t res Block 446 2783 $1850 Ph 446 7380 ......-urpet all over nntral gas floor furnace dty l Kennels 2 m les from town USED FURNITURE heat natural gas 121 loot woteJ:, ~~r~orl .JI5 000 446 :.t824 Now arranrt tht cln:led lellero ?'1 Chev Bela r new t res new nver lronlage 534 000 HOUSE ANDl LOTS GE Elec range vamly base to form tht ourprlae 1111"er u seat covers Ph · U 6 3528 On Henkle AW'e wonaerful AKC Reg St Berna d Pupptes brown recliner queen s ze ~ --HOUSE AND LOT rver vrew Range o\ten Coli I 304 458· 1669 '::::::;:::~~~~~;;::::_:•~u~rrt•tod by the cartoon ma ttress ond box spr ngs 87 l( 180 on Woodland and refr oerator goes 3 CORBIN AND SNYDER BRIARPA ICH KENNElS r Iv C a r p e t e d bedroom frame Make us a USEDFURN FoR T HE 8EST •n f 3 bedroom reasonable offer 8oardtng Iorge ndoor outdoor 95S Second Ave des gn of new homes all new gas runs Engl sh Cocker Spomels PROWlER .. (Antwen Mond1y} Ph 446 11 71 cenlrlll a 1r Strttpson Chapels old 1 bu ldmgs opl and Gordon Setters Ph 446 TRAVEl lro lers see the No 1 J-"Ioo GUIDE LEGAL EXOTIC STUPID throughout In church bu lchng ,.,. ..ner ot wtth state OOI"Ol!DI 4191 seller n the USA Smdh s Hon CANNING PEACHES Now <eody 1n1~nlay I storm doors S R 141 a.,S®,., ve n I do Soles St Rt 7 Golh pohs thru August Se"erol vor hes of ~ ~MWN'I 'Ifill "tutaH hfD ~·~ fltl.tiCitr foal ptumb1ng and Rio Grat d be JUANITA A All Breed Oog Groom Oho ·U6 2240 All.,..,_"SPECULATED" Orotoes. $31 900 converted l"drtments yellow Freestone avo loble Bv EXCAV A. TING dozer ng Groomtng bothlng fleo a n•ce home or a com bushe h bushel or peck and d tcher Charles d pplng .446 7878 By oppotnt LAST week of 9th Ann vers-o~ HOUSE & LOT mereta! unlr. Priced to sell Please br ng own canto ner 2 I eld llock Hoe se,·vk,e. 0 n G eorges ment only Sole on Stor Croft M n Motor Creek J years at $10 000 conven ent local ons Bobs I Rutland Ohlo 742 2008 0 d 3 bedroom carpeted Advortlwmentt MUST BE 12 300 io• 10 500 20ft 7 SC PUPPIES and Kttfens Chow Market Mason n3 5721 M d ~7687 placed- d1y In 111¥1nct all over baseboard elec;tr 1c 4 acres some timber a -tro ler $4. m fold-down 1900 Medical Technolog st Clt o w H malayan and way Mo ket Pomeroy 992 ~eat rural water Kyger n1ce- 12x60 1970 3 bedroom We servtee whot we self Camp TIME TO CHECK AIR FOR lABORATORY wo•k EKG Siamese Also stud serv ce 2582 reek Schools I ear community mobile home Conley Star Craft Soles Rt 62 TIONERS RESIDENTIAl and outs! w t~ pot ents and Dragon Wynd Caffery Kennel :rage 9 x 10 alum inum N"ear Flag Springs ct,urch N of Pt Pleasant W Vo 19 gallon oquor um stand all oc COMMERCIAl CAll 0 phys lclon off ce Wr te PO Box Ph AAb 38-4"' after 1 p m orage bldg S25 000 on S R 141 befween Cad -~~-'-'~-"'-· cessor es $50 245 5671 ~ 834 Hunttngton W Vp REFRIGERATION 18 YRS _.. __ ....;. ____ .....,mus and Waler loo Only CENTENARY Woods Kennel Pet PERIENCE AND <CI•O•Cll 16 950 r GIFT SHOP Soles person full groom ng foci-! I es Hove your TRAINED PHONE artiOn THINKING OF uLOER HOME ttme exp nee ref requ red pel groomed under Son tory SELLING? Priced lo sell 65 toot nver CARTERS PlUMBING TV REPAIRS RENTAlS 1 9 even ng hours Send cond all breeds occvpted frontage oppos te sland 2 USED gos range Toppon while AND HEATING esume to Bok 490 % Goll pol s Ser v1ce Calls 446 C231 Icouklbeulllg slorv 3 bedroom Ira 36 nc-h good cond. Ph 446 Cor Fourth & P ne Tr bune P cture Tube Spec a/ sts •L•t0 small basement 846 F 0322 R SING Sta r Kennel- Soard ng Phone ·U6 3888 or 446 •477 """IIPICe Ave Ga/1/oo/s 122 ooo HARTWEll ElECTRONICS ----IIStil tiUIIS DO YOU HAVE PARTY PlANEx ndoor outdoor uns AKC 1used walk n cooler com~ete advertise your VERY GOOD IN 245 5365 STANDARD PERIENCE? FR/ENDl Y TOY Shetland sheepdog (M n atu e 8 8 best oHer A sheets plate home CALL VESTMENT Plumbmg Heat ng PARTIES HAS OPENINGS FOR Collte) Show prosped sable gloss 52 56 $2f eoch oil 4 /o, G l ARBAUGH Tree Serv ce TODAY" Heres a very good modern 215 Thnd Ave 4-46 3782 MANAGERS IN YOUR AREA Landscape Inc Dozer work and wh le .mole Br o patch ..- . : . . . . - - - - - - - - - ' 4 untt apartment provid ng $75 Coii4A6 2437 o' •A~>-•731 Albans Ph 30A 722 3498 RECRUITING IS EASY BECAUSE a good ncom e and a nice Gorden Setter mole II wks GENE PlANTS & SON tax break Small down OEMS HAVE NO CASH INVEST old 367 0292 367 7112 PLUMBING - Het~t ng - A r PHOTO fm sh ng coupon spec ol BORDER S GARAGE DOOR 5e, llllltilns sl1de 20 ekposure $1 39- 36 ~.. ACRE payment on your part and MENT NO COLLECTING OR Condit on ng 300 Fourth Ave and Res1den 9 year old 2 story 3 lei the renters do the rest Exposure S2 3'i Kodockrom9 DELIVERING ~ll COllECT TO BEAUTIFUl 6 Y' old Appo/ooso Ph 446 1637 more $350 388 8320 bedroom frame wllh tu/1 BE YOUR OWN BOSS MUST BE PAID ond Ektachrome offer exptret CAROl DAY SIB <89 8394 OR --ba:se n1enl. ~u//y carpeted BUY THE DEWITT S PLUMBING July 15 Prck VP your free IN ADVANCE WRITE FRIENDLY HOME PAR MALE poodle 10 wks old $45 waler 1 recreallon BEST RESTAURANT AND HEATING coupPn ot Tawney s Studto -Yard Illes TIES 20 RAILROAD AVE PASQUALE lnsulo11n9 103 Cedo 4'46 8583 State Roule /41 DOWNTOWN Route 160ot Evergreen AlBANY N Y 12205 Sl Goll pohs Ph .U6 j1716 o n S21 900 Less lhan sso 000 buys thts A GOOD wrmger type w~~ D08ERMAN- p;;;;py 9 wk• MC Phont_446 273!> 440 1092 72seat restaurant Located -In Memory Phone 4-46 73'17 ONE STOR Y Reg female shots and worm n m lddle of 300 block on -Card Dl Thinks ed $100 446 7878 CUSTOM REi i O DEliNG 20 yeo• 3 bedroom frame fu 11 V Second Ave Owner very -40 HP Johnson outbood motor 1 1 1 carpeted w th u anKious 10 sell -Loti end Found super quiet Columb1o Depth expenence 388 8308 New dr) AKC Reg V1zs lo popp es basement on Evans BUY THIS MOTEL wall ce I ng wtth swirl or ta~~: I"'NNe RNd Yovr Alii hnder I ke new .tOO ft Dork (Hungar an Pointer) proven He ghts Could have And add SlO OOOto Sl5 000 a lura des gns Other dry wall Advt<11Hn lllould reid LOT with all ut I t es tnslolled Ph Cheny Ph 256 6758 grouse dogs Chomp on blood recreilt on room Does ye!r to vour' ncome Keep -- - - - repo r v1nyl wollpopenng 446 0168 their edvllrtiatmtnt tho /ne 6149925400 have fireplace n your present fob because 1975 Bultoco Alptno 350 CC Ph baths kttchens Anythtng bnement Central heat your wife wtf h a 1 tile help lint It tnd 440 <160 n I or 1 GENTLE pleasure horse Ph 2.15 gas cllv water and sewer from vou can take ca re oJ ..,.... ........ In " - for 9430 only 117.600 • this 1976 Jeep Cherokee 360 eng lit Mat lnHttlon Polllll' II P S P 8 w de 1 res pkg STUDENTS-TREMENDOUS EARN AKC Re9 mole blond Cocker .......... ~~ .... for .. ly ... ser OU'i nqu•r es only Ph U6 INGS All h gh school ond J, spontel 16 mo old $65 388 BACKHOE DOZER TRENCHER IIICOI'recl lnatrH., WORK DONE AT REASONABlE 4160 H Ages see M( Merr ss 9039 RATE Contact Sm1th Ew -Thurs July 8 ot the Hoi day HERD of Reg Shorthorns setrterol We need Listings Call the caval ng Ph 446 3981 ton at too m Sharp! 1 (Parent~ Herefo d cattle Shorthorn & Wiseman Atencv 446 3643 Welcome) ALL TY'PES of dozer work Ph G1ll1a Co s LIUtst Real he fer bulls contgcl Rutt Br~ Estate S1les Agen~~;y 379 2621 Allen Rutherford Waterloo Olllco 446 3643 ECONOMIZE on fue l wtth our QUAIL 446 3732 l~e W/semon 446 3796 spec ol on stone fireplaces .._ --.--E N Wiseman 446 4500 LAWN mow• and rotohllers Logue Contract ng block and 197$ Storcroft froveltro ler 24 It DOZER work e~~:covot ng delu ~~:e A C auto awn ng "POiro 1159 Second Ave Fo' dear ng Ph A46 0051 brick wo k Ph 388 993'1 perm JOcks exc cond $5 000 tal. mow..-s OAd llllen ~~6 --THOMASFA/N BACKHOE & dozer work also top 367 7474 2531 so I ond fill d rt ova l9ble 379 EXT£kMINA liNG 1973 Honda 125 XL s:n~t;;;d-; 2258 Termite Pest Control for CB equ pment Call 446 Wheelersburg Oh o PU 8L IC NOTICE RoOFING and e~eter or ptJ nt ng 4672 The Gallipolis Civil Service Free est mtes 379 2617 CO NCRETE work pol o$ A green Eorly Amer can couch Commlulon announce1 that stdewolks basement etc BLOCK loy ng and concrete work good cond lion Coli after 5 louis Co~~: 446 3398 they will be giving Pollee Responstble for Implementing dnvewovs pat os steps foun Officer te1fl at fht City p m_ ~56 1242 dot ons retotn ng walls ElECTRICAL lnllollollon Reg Building 518 Second Avtnue tram1ng program for R N 's 71 Norton Ck:ertlr Motorcycle housepomt ng 30 yrs exp Comm lndustrtal 256 6855 Galllpolla Ohio on July 13 ~'*'W:J9111r Crown Ctfy Ohto Freit est motes Ph 367 0488 o W-tl!•"'irl L.P.N.'s and Techmc1ans: And on' 1976 at 7 00 P M The Civil Camara 1967 Chevy ond 1965 ----367 0295 Service Commission will gomg ln.Servtce programs for all Tempest Coli after 7 Ph 367 ECONOMY T•oclon ond Equ p ---~-·---cartlly the paning person1 to ment Carrolls Soles and Ser 7187 the City Mlliager and Chief of O.R. personnel '" a 230 bed general v ce 2 mtles West on 588 Ph NEW USED I month washer Pollee to be c.,sldered tor <46 2923 hosp1ta I. Apply to Director of dryer must sell rel()(afiOn tmploymtnl by the City The ~-----M II Creek Rd 6th trader on APPALOOSA Slud Se,vlce 245 requirements set by the Nursmg Servtce, Medtcal Center THE proven carpel cleaner Blue 9369 rtght Approx 1 v, mile Commlsalon In order to take Lustre I.S easy on the budget Hpsptlal, PO Box 708, Statton A, or onyt me lht test en •• follows FOR lhe best m arch tecturol Reslores forgolten colon;, Rent (11 Aae 21 to 35 det•gn and buld ng of new eleclr c shompooer $1 Central 1974 Sponter XLH low m leage Phone 774·3311, Chtlhcothe, Ohto (2) Rtoldenl of Gallla home• small commercial Supply ~ Ph 446 9816 bu ldmg1 apt or rema<HI ng Take Jane Lew Ex1t on Interstate 79 to 4 Chev mags 1.4 w1th7;; 446 school graduate or wtth stole approval of plans equlvaltnt <739 Weston Speedway B II Wolke• •46 2146 o• 446 l•l Weight and height 3918 Exc Holsfetn cow w1th or proportionate 1-1975 28 ft Motor Home, 1-1976 21 ft -:-without colt 6 gallon do ly coli ANY ond all tvpes of conatruclion Niappllcatlon tor taking the Motor Home 3 each D4 Cat Dozer 5 each olio• 5 p m 388 8211 ond concrete work Oo:zer felt lhould be filled out In the J D 450 Dozer, 1- 1976 Cat 03 Dozer, 1backhoe dumptruck service 1973 Yamaha 250 Enduro 367 Clly Mlllltltf 1 office prior to Stewart Con1truct on Call 2~ 7101 laking the loot The applicants 3400 inti Back Hoe Loader 1-1975 J D 401 1911 fo r free estimate that ere ctrllfled lor 22 ft Travaf T o ler a r cond Back Hoe loader 2- J D 350 Crawler Stewart Con'itruct on Box 135 canslderallon for emptoymtnl uJif conto ned 1960 Olds Ph Cro~ Ctty Ohio Loader 1- S B Bad<hoe 1- 25 T Talbert will nMCI • CCimplete physical 446 2693 before employment ~ Low Boy 1- 1966 Mac Tractor 1-GMC 23 Channel Mobtle C8 •odlo Clreer opportunity for an tndivtdua I w1th Astra Tractor 1- Ford Tractor Air June 2t July 5 12 SIOO Fun Buster $60 379 2.o<l extensive 0 R exper1ence and supervisory Compressors Dump Trucks Trailers This TOWNHOUSE skills to assume responsibility for 1 IS a partial listing only LIVING room suite $10 Ph 388 APARTMENTS 9036 Operat1ng Rooms and Recovery Room for a 2 Bedroom 1971 Hondo CB 350 good cond progressive 230 JCAH accrechted modern Townhouses Terms Cash Certified Check Personal or 256 1120 hospital Attractive salary and frmge ·- .,...:..:::::::::::::;;;:::====:; ··- ~ Southeastern Oh Truss Rafter Co. ---- '" Sheets Lost a11a &uild w 26; Gallipolis Dai~ Tribune JJW/O~;Ik.J~-.~,_ ~<I - ------- I FRACT I I (J 0-------.' I t:J IENCHEWI II - I tl I I I I [J - ,,QUALEP l For Sale Aluminum flillll---. I - - abo•• "(X I I I J" WANT AD RATES 30c a line - -- - 1st 21 cents a ine 3 --- 19 cents a line far 6 - -He" ....... •Y -- -- •-n PHONE 446-2342 -- -· - - OPERATING ROOM IN-SERVICE INSTRUCTOR ' Cal us right now. --- . ---- --- AUCTION ---- CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT ---:------ -- ~'klgh OPERATING AND RECOVERY ROOM SUPERVISOR ' --- -- -- Spring Valley Green Apartments - - - --+----- JULY 10, 1976 AT 11:00 A.M. SALE SITE WESlON SPEEDWAY - -- 446-1599 TARA .. iiDIIODY ~ IUSsW. WiliDWif l benefits Please submit resume or contact Director of Nursing Service, Medical Ctnfer Hospital, Box 708, Station pJltne 174 2311, Oti111cothe, -Qfllo A. or 1112 Baths Pay Only One Utility, Addison, •io For ltlfOrm~ CiU ShJriAll1!• •11 fW'F ' 367..Jjst company checks only wtth i. current lener from the bank For Information Contact Rex Donahue, 304·736·7179 Bill Sheets, Auction Company, Box 33 Buchannon,VV Va.26201 1976 Yomo~o YZ 125 C leolho" ~nd hoche~booll ~6 6565 B Wk old p1gs Mart.n Htvely 388 B280 Bl~woll LAWN """""!, ·~ at Fi!P<>Mallc model can . . .....t wllh !JIIIY riding IQ~ lllOWtr Ph ~ 0.18 • • \ CANAD~Y REALTY Locust St 2S lf2 Galhpolls..Ohlo 446 363(1 - . . . , _ carpe!ed M•• -ott -L ower Rlver ltold tiiUIItd on OM ecro pl•t lerge glrden area owo blthl modern k/1chtn beamed <tiling living room 38 • 16 wood burn ing flrepl1ce (la// lpolls Clly Schoo l Dlslrlcl priced $46 000 Central A r condition no two bldroom l'lomt w th tlnlshed up' '' ra. ocafecl on &tcond Avenut mr• blocks trom Gt llpollt Shop ping 011trld tour biOc.u from .cnool R.,.t•l on rur of p operty ~t~GWn by appol nfmtn1 ontv Pr ctd NEW LISTING- Nice 3 bedroom home with fam11y room bath basement nal . bas furnac~ 1 car garage l01:aled on 3 nice lola In CheshIre $29 500 NEW LISTINO-loyely older home with a beaullful view of lhe river has 4 bedrooms fireplace I car garage Located at Eureka for $21 700 SJl~ bedroom hOme ac:l'e 01 OUied Raccoon Creek qff Jlt t 35 Rio Grinde •rtt• Ga llipolis Clly SO rTtodfrn k l t ~; htn u rpeted tnd ~nt'-d lntulattd torcld a r IUI ID furn~~~;e Lg 2 c•r f nlshed varage county w•ter Prlcen~ 000 owner moving from nice one floor three bedroom carpeted Lot size 85 ){90 natural gas central heot Gallipolis CIIY Sc hool DIS1rlct P• lce $23 000 v1 ctt on or hunt no lodlt situated on 1 acre ne.u L.I'Cta Furnace uptic tank well new root new 1ldlng MW w r n'liil new bafh electr c: stove hQOI(up Priced for lm mect 111 Nit l ntar Dtubfe. Wkl~' bed oom1 sto11e refr ;erato oub de pqr ch rur.l w. d on Wood.MII Rd Pr ce St Loll 91 fronlage 110 (le'p 2 lots on Rt 7 In Crown Cl1v Price 15 000 Nlw Three Bedroom 1t t et c: br ck home 110 II frontage a ong state h gnwav Gallpolls c ty School 1-- -1 Dlstr ct Located midwa y befWeen Grantk and Ga lllpolll Owner wl he p finance New Modern three bedroom all electric homes Ga//lpol s City School Dlstr/cl ap proximately 7 m lies from Gallipolis s tuated on 15 x 120 lots central sewer and water syslems Priced $20 ooo 40 Acres Land located In UNDER CONSTRUCTION -St itt f1me to choose your own carpeflnQ and watt CQIOrs for t h '5 q ua l ty constructed J BR 1 h bath tra me n Gr een Acres Subd vision W 11 have Cen A1r etectr c heat and com b k !chen tll mily room n ice Ieve lo t U4 000 COUNTRY LIVING-Very lovely home wllh 3 GREEN ACRES--N1ce 3 bedrooms tam ly room 'be•droom rahch with family fireplace full basemen! bath with shower nice k itchen garage lovely k1tchen with builtin Localed on 3 acres of nice nat gas furnace g'ound on Sf Rt 553 good buy for $24 900 $44 500 2 story 19 ACREs-Ran ch home Sroom with 3 bedrooms bath w1lh shower for ced a r furna ce tobacco base several bu•ld1ngs located on -~:Lo5E TO TOWN-Goo~ Gra~am School Rd $26 000 bloc k ~"ome with 4 bedr~ <ome carpet 20 ACRES-Good 10x50 lull bb forced air mob1le home with 2 furnace garage has bedrooms IOxiO m etal an e>lra lot that goes w•lh bu•ld ng close to Raccoon property 124 000 Creek on Bear Run Road All this for $13 900 PRICE REDUCED-THIS lovely frame home has 3 bedrooms n•ce bath fully WE BUY SELL TRADE carpeted 1 car garage Even1ngs Ca II Beautiful large lot at John Fuller 446 4327 Country Air Estates Lee JOhnson 256 6740 Owner has been Doug Wetherholl446 4244 transfered no reasonable Earl T Wmters 446 3828 offer refused section 27 Clay Township B&auttful Southern Oh o counlrys/Oe Gallipolis Cllv School Dlstr ct Priced $250 00 per acre 1 $10 000 00 ln~es t men t 4 rc~om hqme n B dwell 2 49' atres and Rura WAier Pr c:ed for quick sele S13 200 owner moving f om 3 bedroom home- on Ne 1 Allenue Ga ll P<l s near G S new natural gas FA. RT lS FRONTAGE - l'h storv stucco 4 SR forma l d n ng rm gas heet '2 car garage w fh exira lo t fr ont ng on Rt 35 Idea l tor r es d enc~ and bus ness 134 000 DON T MISS THIS 1 Older hom e w th 25 acres n V tla ge of V nton has 3 BR fu el o 1 heat c ty water pr ice now reduced to 116 00 MOBI~E HOME rang e refr g oven gas heat on perm foundat on w1th two bu II on additions Also has porch and garage on 1 27 acres Very w ell kepi S12 500 --:2 GREAT BEGINN ING BR frame ra nch only 2 1 yr s 0 d E\ectnc heat r ural wa ter on lg lot S m tes from ct ty Gall pOl s Schools S23 500 SUMMER PLACE or year round nome 3 rm fully fu rn shed cab n on 3 beaut fu wooded acres Call for mare nformat an n READY FOR YOU beaut ful Green Acres subd v son 3 BR aH e ectric frame f ul y carpeted n m nt cond tan real;iy for mmed ate oc c upa ncv S2B 500 PORTERBROOK Brand floew br ic k and frame colon a sty e ranch w extra lg fa mily rm 3 BR 1• 2 ba ths SA2 900 Ntne room two story paneled and carpeted four bedroom home located on corner lot in Bidwell New root modern kitchen county wate't- lerge garden area Pr ced S22 ooo RENT, SlO 000 buys th1 S atr con d 2 BR Flee twoo d Tra ter on l acre to t w outbu lld ngs an d ots of other e)(tras Kern per Hol low Rd WHY of Furn•ce new panel Mit c ty wale andsewer Arealbuyfor$15500 FCNJr Acres w II\ all eteclr c J bedrqom ~ led and paneled 1\clme 7 "~! barn w tn pten tv of work t anima sta s I room gues ..e rura water front1ge on Rt 60 10 ml es f om Gallipolis Pr ice SJ7 ~oo r.c udlr.Q ac:rl!ave Older 2 story frame situated on 85 x95 corner lot In R10 Grande Has bath and kitchen upstairs and down Has been used as two unit rental Requires some repairs Price $12 000 00 are Interested In selling yol.lr home farm or business property call We have a list of potential buyers If you Call waod t nsunn" & Real Estat• ~46 1066 Evenings Russell Wood 446 4611 Ken Morgan 446 0971 USED MOBILE HOMES CALL576 271 I TO ECONOMIZE on fuel underp o your mobile home end anchor for safety Foster Mobile Home Servtte 446 2783 or Elmer Sk d mo.e •46 347.:. 9:-._--. CHECK our prices on usad Mobtla Hamus and t avel trollers Tn Slate Mob le Homes Soles 1220 Eoslo r Ave Golllpol s Ohio Bonk Finane ng 1971 Homeltel2 <602 b• 1971 Kirkwood 12x65 expondo 3 b• I970 Elcono I 2>62 2 b• 1971 Oetrolter 12x60 2 br B&S MOBilE HOME SALES Pt Pleasant W Vo 1969 12 x60 with tilt out Mobile home on Pr vate lot near KCHS J br central otr gas heat dean good cond Coll367 0354 o•«6 7317 1969 Richardson ~H 12~<60 turn good cond «6.."3"-77:..:3c..-~---, 973 1 Shultz £\oblle Home central olr w 111 sell with or w thout lot Ph 256 1<30 FHA APPROVED Almost new ranch has lots to offer for only $21 400 Total electnc home leatures 3 BRs l•undry rm mce k1tchen w1th built '" range WW carpet central water and sewage and located 1n Rodney Vollage II R 10 GRANDE - One of /he nicest homes In lhe market today Almost new brick ranch must be seen to apprec ate Prices In the lOs Call lor appolnlment COUNTRY BEAUTY - 3 BR bnck ranch on 2 a c Features large LR w1th t replace equ pped kllchen dining rm 2'1, balhs full basement w1th ftref.lace 1n famllv rm cen a r and garage A nice drive lo mines or Gavin BEST BUY IN GALLIA COUNTY - 521 900 with !Inane ng available lovely 3 BR ranch Is located at the edge of town and offers HW floors gas heal air cond large laundry rm modern kllchen and garage GREEN ACRES - S27 900 buys lhe comfort ol air condit onmg and lhe economy of gas heat In this 3 BR ranch Also tealures WW carpel large back porch garage and flat landscaped lot G VALLEYS Make an apf•oln•.tment 1o see this proud of This ranch tealures ff of living space ~~:~~~~:.:~ a co LRmplete with 3 or 4 BRs rm 2'11 baths air garage and a large corner lot - -- CITY- QUIET STREET - Comfortable 6 rms and bath w1lh a large back po.ch and garage located on F ffh Ave Pnced to sell - $18 000 AIR CONDITIONED Almost new 3 BR brl'k ranch IS ve ry appeal ng and can be your: dream home Large equipped kitchen 1'12 baths qual ly carpet throughout larg e LR d ining area garage full basement 380 ACRES IDEAL PASTURE FARM Mostly clean rolhng grass land good woven wtre fences plenty sprmg water large lob base 3 barns $92 500 GROCERY BIZ CORNER LOCATION This large aor cood•l oned block building offers a once In a h Tell me opporlun lfy to some busin ess m inded person All stock and equipment pl us 2 ren1als go with lh s luc ra l1ve business BARGAIN Modern 4 room and balh home w1lh full basement needs some finish work buiiSn I bad for only SIJ 500 Located on a 1 23 acre lot on Neighborhood Rd LISTINGS NEEDED WE ADVERTISE NATINOALL 'It- WE BUY - SELL- TRADE - FOR RENT Um1ted number of Lots available! 40'x70', Park Lane Mobile Home Court, 4 mt west of Gallipolis, Rt 35 Blacktop streets. completely modern fac1htles, excellent 1tv1ng conditions. Gallipolis C1ty School District Electric or natural gas City water and C1ty sewer Mobile homes must be '70 model or newer $45 per mo Phone 444 3345 after 3 30 p m Rtchard Bowma.,, Manager. OUTDOOR PATIO fQ' summer cookouts ph1s ce n a•r cond ma kes ttl s iJ ho me you r tam ly w II enj oy Also features 3 BR 2 ba ths k t tam y rm comb gas heat i!lnd f ull y carpeted J us t off J ackson P ke SJS 000 ..,-- - 2 BR mob le homes $100 3 b• mob1le homes $125 446 0 75 10x50 mob le home 2 bedroom o r cond edge of town on Rt 588 $liS per mon h dep req 446 oe22 2 br total electr c mob le home o Quo! C••• k 24S 5021 TIMBER Pomeroy Forest Products po~ s tap prkes for stond1ng sow timber Call Kent Hanby 446-8510 I .. kr:lfl Associate Ph Home 379 2184 Realtor Gallia County's Fastest Growing Real Estate Agency 3 B BRAND NEW BRICK 588 Rodney 1 h bath mode rn klt , hen w1 l h diShwasher elec w ovee>, table lop range All Carpeted Large lot Patio Ga llipoliS School 0151 lmmed ate Posse$slon LOOK ONlY S21 900 00 Who s F rsP 38 BRICK HOME beautfu rock fetdstone ( LIKE NEW l f replace Formal DR Large n ce level lo t all Bu 1H n k tchen Imported steel nsutated doors 1 ght f xtures and pewter Ther mopan e w ndows ntce door hardwar~ AIM enfol modern k tchen all bUtt! \he use of Club House m ele ctric stove d sh Sw m m ng Poo I Ca II wa'Sher garbage d~pasa l toda~ATURE LOVERS 2 car garage wtlh e'htctnc SURE TO PLEASE eve door opener and 106 acres w th a pple centra l a r l.S LEVEL2 ACAl:S peach and plum trees 3 OR 4 BEDROOMS acres of ttlab le land w th a 6 room frarrte house ~atn tobacco base pl us 4 room ba rn storage and ch cken house w t tl basement HaJ and storage hause All t ence o n R ea 1- ba tdbarn Get away fro m ~ ng f n ce place PRICE REDUCED everylh ng Ca to 0 ay or A PLEASING an appo n tmen t COUNTRY HOME SPRUCE~STREE T IN GAL IPOLIS 7 Rooms and bath Verv Bedroom odern home 3 n ce k !chen w th table top w th bu It In "C ab 1nets range refnger ator d sh a um num s d ng Total washer washe r and dryer c garden s pa ce New beaut fully con e ec 1r f structed metal barn Good Wtlh n walk ng Cl stance o doWn1own Galtlpol s fences fo r cattle or horses 168 ACRE5 Larg E' garden space level NEAR PORTER 1 99 acres Pr ced New ho use under constr S29 900 00 IU S 6 room farm ho use 2 STORY P COUNTRY HOME barn & otner outbu dlngs 1 acres 5 m les from Approx 140 a c r es of ,. 1 past ure. and t mber & Gat pot s 7 roams 4 approK 28 acr es oft liable bedrooms part a t land AH m nerat rig hts casemen t fuel o I for ced goes some good fences All a r furnace rural water 1an d & house s for on ly Gat pol s Schoo l D st Garden space front age on S.S5 000 TRI NowLEVEL Ra ccoon Creek 1 LIKE NEW ) LOT& MOBILE HOME Over 3 000 sq ft II v Ing In Porter x50 space 4bedrooms Jba tl'ls 2 10 Ther mo pane doo rs and N bedrooms Elcana tee w nd ows E ectr c hea t and tot 305 acre lev e Pr ced centr al a r Rural water ~n~~~6T~~OUL HOME SITE system 2 car ga rag e 4 Just off 160 E~ er gr een 36 acres of tand Lets of other featur es I II bl t acres am os a a e A WISE iNVESTMENT N ce hu n k of land 6 "~aom house 78 A barn ICE CREAM& and utllly bU1/d/ng Hou se A SANDWitH bSHOP has a bu II n kit c hen A good go ng us ness runn ng water F A fur na ce se~ e ra acres o f located on St ate H ghway 60 n a n ce cammun ty 1 296 lb 1 liable land Land br ck bu• rd ng b tots of equ pment and al stock tobacco ase pasture and some I m ber goes Pr iced r ght All for $23 ooo 00 TARA ESTATE UOACRES PLUS Beaut fu l 8 room house Vacant .~-. A woodland 1681 SCI ft I v ng space wonderland some Featurmg 3 B R w th 'de uxe astur e and t It able and walk n closets 2 Baths PL ss than Sl60 00 oer acre Lg a t trac tive FR e CITY SCHOOL DIS'I:Itt(T 1 Large rooms 3 bedroom o/~ style remodeled house Family room basement nat ~s forced air furnace city water garage large fenced In yard Jusl out of Gall ipolis City limits on Rf 141 Modern kitchen A real barga n Call now rural waler country llv lno c ose 1o Galllpo)ls Priced 20 acres bol to rn land onlY 118 000 BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL acr oss Rd from 180 acres TYPE HOUSE 37 acres Sl2 OOD Brick fronl 1 706 !Q 11 15A l BEDROOMS ll vlno space 3 bed ~:ooms 12 A Good Bott om tand basem en t tam lly room large familY room living Iaroe po rc h c arpe ted room formal din ing room Barn c;; hicken house good modern kitchen and lots of dishwasher woven wire fencing Lots Of cab ntots frui t trees and grap e range and disposal central h&rbor Close to R a air fully carpeted 2 car Grand e Another one prl(:e garage L.oc:a ted on a level tot over h acre A b,autlful to sell ONLY Sl6 00~0 0 hOme and pr iced to sell 1 A & HOME MIDDLEPORT J u&t out of c ty I m ts on R t BUSINESS INCOME 14 1 Nic e comfortable 5 PROPERTY room home with wood Up lo 166~ 00 per monlh bu r ntng f repla ce basement modern k tchen Rentals plus a belutlful 7 na t oas furnace c ty room (3 bedrooms) home water large carporl nice to live In yourSelf alum sldlna good grade nice 16 J<lB blo ck storage bldg front porch lots of built In garage space Cal l now cab Jnets ta ble top range 1 A 3 RM wall oven leundrY tubs HOUSE & M HOME Drilled wei with electric nat gas for ce d air furnace pu mp N ce l acre w lh 3 central air Wood burning room hou se and 2 bedroorn fireplace Lots of Shrub mob ile home ApprOK 2 /z berv level grassy tot A miles from Vlnl on Very beaut ifu l pla ce plus a nice Income Priced right pr etty 92 ACRE FARM BEAUTIFUL l 7 room house storm doors BEDROOM Full basement w1th a large an~· windows beautiful lanfscaped yard 2 barns tamltv room 2 ba ths oarage cen tra l a r n ce chicken house hog cellar smoke house and toot house carpe ting real n t: e kit chen Located on a Iaroe and corn cr bs 25 acres bottom land tru t trees tot Appr ox 2 yea rs old You must see the ms1de of 1 BOO lb tobacco base Loca ted on Highway 2\8 thts house 10 appreciate IS ACRES 68 81 A BARN 3 Bedroom home forc;ed LOG CABIN 1 000 IDS tobacco base nice air heat storm doors and 40 x60 barn 30 A good s ze windows 38 by 42 barn build ing all t mber a A tillable a I ullllty muteral r ghts goes Th1S minerals ooes over 1 200 farm can be bought on lb tobacco ban NIce home and fa rm Alt farm Land Contra ct Call et:~ulpment goes Priced to LARGE sell COUNTRY HOME \ SPR/NG'\IALLEY PLUS19ACRES ESTATES 1 rooms frame 4 bedrooms w th bath lots 7 Rooms plus 2 batols of bu It n cabinets good Basement fam•IY room nlce modern kl1chen {dish sm al l ba rn blacktop road washer table top range Pr ced only S16 000 bu ilt In wall oven ) Natural 3BE0ROOM lAcre Plus - level ap 015 forced air furnace pro K 1 h m les from hardwood floors1 2 wood burning fireplaces Large hosp taJ on blacktop rd ot Priced to sell Plenty of garden space l1 ACRES VACANT NEEDS A FIOMILY 3 BR 1 r, baths c ty water an d sewer c ty schools car peted vacan and ready for mmed la te occupancy 121 900 3 BR SUPER VALUE home n c ty at a pr ce you can afford SlO 700 BRAND NEW All electric carpeted k Ichen nas beaut tut modern cab nets range d sposat and dtsh washer In small sub d v s an S26 000 J BR PLANNING TO BUILD ' We have cho ce lots at severa l location s - Ad d son Twp George s Cree~ Road Crou se Beck Rd $2 250 and up RON CANADAY REALTOR Audrey Canaday Saleswom ~ n 446 3636 Any Hour Neal Realtv J 21 acr es vacant tano plenty of wa ter 10 m tes from town S8 500 5 les f on 1- otzer 3 BR home 8. tot $16 500 V agc r 65 x fJ 3 OR M Horne and to $11 500 6'1 K r kWOOd 55 x l'l 3 BR M Home w h a ached roon s a ol tor $15 000 01 1 Olhce Ph 14 6 1694 Eve n n.g s Charles M Neal 446 1S40 J Mi cha el Nea l 446 1503 ~oim Nc.a l 446 73S8 ~forRiflt- .... .,.............. ONE OF THE BEST buy Qn the market totlay Nearly new l BR frame fu lly cerpeted 1' 2 beths rurat water modern kit cnen w th rano e and retrlgerator tormal dln1n; room on 13 parttattv wooeled acres S32 000 48 addlllonal ac;res can be bought w th ebove home to' SIO 500 EUREKA -G ood 3 bedroom with nice bath large garage Nice level lot Good buy lor $14 500 ..... Acreage Invest In Rust e Sou1hea5tern Ohio op prox 120 acres of wooded land located In Walnut Twp Price $25 000 IN TOWN- Very nice J bedrOO> "orne with bath gas f ~•lr furnace utility r .rporl This property n e>cellent shape Good buy for $16 000 HOUSE BEAUTIFUL BR 1112 baths tram e moel ern k lchen w th 25 cabinet space - ptus carpet ng cen air on acr e with tots o r bea utlfu shrubbery and g~rde space CltV SCI'IOOIS U2 900 EWINGTON- Very nlte 14x70 ~·· home has 3 bedr01 1 carpeted 2 balhs • • am lly room with fireplace fully tu,niShed lovely home lor IN TOWN-lodklnQ tor a $19 900 nice home In town1 You II like th is 3 bedroom wllh I ;, PRICE REDUCED-Th1S3 baths tully equipped ye., old ranch has 3 kllchen basement and a bedrooms lovely bat~ with large carporl This home Is shOwer nice carpel one In excellent condition car garage Owner ha s 128 500 moved out of slate a nd wan1s to sell now Pnce $12 500 BY WISEMAN -------- - SOLD • • - AGENCY GAl.UA CDJfm'S lARGEST lUI. ESTATE MElD oo .,.... For Fast Results lise The Sund!Jy Times-Sentinel Llassifieds . m.: WISEMAN J \ REAl ESTATE lOANS VA FHA 30 yr loo s Po k. Mor tgoge Serv ces 77 E Stale. Athens Ph 592 3051 • BOB LANE BRANCH MANAGEk 855 SECOND AV ENUE GALLIPOLIS OHIO REALTY 446 7900 LISTINGS NEEDED NOW TO FIT OUR BUYERS NEEDS GALLIPOLIS AREA LI STINGS N ce two story thr ee bedroom rtg ht 1n Galltpolts Has been remodeled recently One car garage and nice back lawn The Pnce Is R ghl A REAL BARGAIN Ltke new three bedroom ten rrunute dnve fro m Gal hpol s I Joo square feet of floor space with ~ on e t:a r g a rage n f ull basement You won t bel eve II ~ pr ce lor th e product Ver y nt ce 4 bedroom on doubl e lot I 250 squar e feet ot fl oor space wi th one car garage '" full basement Grade A construd on and well taken ca re of Bu1ldmg St1es.. on Route 7 near Ga ll pol• s Dam Also servmg areas between Cr own ( tty and Chesapeake Joe Crans 256 1456 NATIONAL ADVERTI SIN G wIn Gallery o/ Hom eo t~ " 56 ' A Farm 6 com house bo h fu ll s ;~e base nent me ol gQroge 30x40 born 300 lb to bacco base Coll256 1905 56 , A far m 6 room house both lull , •• boseme 1 meool h~- R E FOR SALE - - , 9o•oge 30x40 bom 3300 lb Ju st co mpleted New 3 tobacco base Coll256 1905 bedroom home 1112 baths FOR Sale by owner 3 br 1 one niCe larg e ktfchen and lourth acres 2 cor gar on dln1ng area Tappan mo n h ghwoy Ph 245 5002 electrrc range dl~posal hood large garage lully carpeted large level lot Pnced nghl to sell Located on Green Acres Sub Close to town lnqu1re at Corbon & Snyder 446 JUNK auto and 5crop metal Ph 1171 after s 446 2513 388 8776 RE.lLlY 25 Locu s t :JT Howard Branno n Brok er Ofhce ~ ~6 2674 Luc li e Brannon E vc '146 1226 or 446 2614 BEAT IT IF YOU CAN A perfecl location - Walk to church sc)'loo a nd shopp ng A la rg e 8 room and bath two story home covered w ith alu mrnum s d ng stor m wi ndows and doors porc hes tw'o room verv dry bsm w th ga s fur E>tra deep lol w lh garden spa ce mature shade trees and shrubs garage and storage room A very pr vate ba c~ yard Call at once - This property won 1 lasl lon g COUNTRY LIVING OPEN SPACE REDUCED 7 Acre s nea r level land - 3 BR l wo stor y ho me ,.alum num s dtng 2 ca r garage plen l y sha de pr ced to se ll $21 200 l ocated n the villag e of Evergreen 190 ACRES Cattle farm located on t he 0 J Wh te Rd iJ m from the hosp1lal 60 acres crop la nd 00 A pasture 30 A t mb e r springs and 2 por ds we Is 3 barns tool shed granery a good 4 BR hom e brtck a nd stone near new butlt 1n kl1c hen fireplace In LR full bsm a ll electric This Is one of Gall la Co s bette< farms Otmer w1l l help fin a nce LAND ENOUGH l arge lwo story J BR hom e overlookmg lhe c jy Nice fam tly room open co untry k•l che n good bsm woth gas furn All thiS plus an extra lot n c1ty ltm ts now vacant located before school slarts REAL ESTATE LIStongs Urgently Needed - IF You Want to Sell Call BRANNON REALTY IT WILL PAY vs BUD McGHEE ( Branch Manager FHA-VA 10% OR LESS DOWN 8%%-30 YRS. to pay LOAN TO '70,000 WITH APPROVED CREDIT. '\ ' ) ~ CONVENTIONAL FINANCING ALSO AVAILABLE I Going BUSiness Downtown Gallipolis If you want your own busmess, th1s could be 1t Includes complete fixtures and equtpment. Reasonable rent or lease CALL TODAY We have recetved several requests for a vanety of properlles If you are thmkmg about selling, call us today Get yours hsted while fmiJ!ctng IS avatlable PHONE ~552 -ANYTIME 428 2nd AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ~ •I ! HOUSE 6 rm full basement on almost I acre lot lor nformo hon Ph 367 7268 ;T WATER front lot 80x200 It dh Raccoon Creek 8 m from r Go// pol s P ~256_675B FOR SALE 3 BR home Ctntrll al~, ! fully carpeted Clost to ' school quoet neighborhood. Owner moving out of town, Call 446 443S tdr appointment . ' ! 1 I �•,. ·- ,. • Americans· settle, dOwn • • Sc>r.Und, St;HdR)', Ju ly< '916 • History of Perry. Township recalled . ·' · He married Elitabeth Peragen and their daughter, Mary, was the first child bOrn in the township. Other early settlers of Perry were Alexander Boggs, Abraham Beaver, John Smith, Robert Armstrong, Elijah Carter, Paul Prose, · Leonard Weis, Michael Danner, James Porter, Joshua Ripley, John Camp- Waddell was its first mayor. bell and Slepherf Gates. The highest hiU in Soulhern The first p<ist offi~ In lhe ·ohio Is located a mile northtownship was called Greeneast of Patriof and Is called ville but there being another Poplar Knob. In l882 Poplar of that name in the State, It Knob was owned by John was changed to P~trlot. Bryan (Sec. 25 & 26). The village of Patriot was In 1806 . Nehemiah Wood organized In 1827 on land owned by Jacob Roadamour erected a grist mill on Big and John M~Daniel. lil1832 It Raccoon made of logs and was incorporated and Joseph using one set of stones p<iwer~ by the water. Corn . was lh.e principal grain ground by Bryan:s mill. In June of la41, his son, Noah Wilson Wood, purchased land in Sections 27 and 28 of Perry . . Township. The land was purchased from the United N. R. HUMPHREYS States Government; the deed· was signed by John Tyler, President. ' COLUMBUS - · Plans for annual state convention of wbe held in ColUmbus, July This same. faim, lhough the organization of the 58th Tlie American Le~ion of Ohio g.11 wiD be completed reduced in acreage, has been t'Ontinuously held 135 years at a meeting o! the by the Wood family. It Is veterans•organization's state presently owned by Bernice executive committee at ·the (Graham) Wood and Herman Sheraton.Columbus Motor Wood,. 8 gtapqson of Noah. ' ' :f>l llotel 'l,'hursday . . Th ld f The three-day =ssi.on of the . e o armhouse h,as been ~ · torn down and ·the home In 133,000-members . Ohio which Bernice and Herman American Legion will be now live was buill in 1908. conducted in the Celestial Noah Wood married the IJob lloejlich BaUroom of lhe Sheraton • NEWHAVEN,W.Va. - N. Coluinbus Motor Hotel and daughter of John J. Prose, a R. Hwnphreys, J ~ ., Per· neighbor whose properly POMEROY - It is such a bUsy weekend but I hope you'll will adjourn July 11 following adjoined his to the north . Her fonnance Engineer at the Philip Sporn Plant near here take the hour required to catch the bicenteMial musical at the election and iristallaUon of name was Evaline Prose. has heen promoted to Per· Middlepor~ Church of Christ at 7:30 this evening. The choir slate officers. Interestingly enough, lhtee does an ~xcellent job under the direction of Mrs. Debbie fo~mance Supe~vising Delegates of the Legion ' its Proae sisters married three Gerlach and tbe solo work by several members is outstanding. Auxiliary and the Forty and Wood brothers. Noah Wood ·Engineer. Humph~eys, · · born in Think you'lllike it. And .besides, the church is air conditioned- Eight (Legion ho!\or society) was a great uncle of Russell Covington, Va., graduated so w,hal better way to be entertained 'than In the cool, cool, cool will begin arriving in Wood, local realtOr. . ,from Ohio University with a ol the evening? · Columbus on ~uly 8 and will This brief history of Perry occupy some 2,100roonis in 13 Township 1.s found In RarBachelor of Science Deg~ee INCIDENTALLY, MUCH of the success of Heritage Oaf hotels and mol!'ls lhroughout desly's Hand Atlas of Gallia in Industrial Technology. He staged by the Meigs Couinty Pioneer and Historical Society the city. Including the oyer County published in 1882 and served in the National Guard delegates, apuntil1973. His employment at during the Big Bend Regatta was due to the work of Mike 1,900 1 Sporn Plant began in 19'71 as · 3i!rlach. Mike was busy at ft until 5 a.m ..one mbrning before proximately 10,1100 Legionnaires, their wives and olhers an Engineer-B. In 19'72 he lhe event getting the displays ready for public viewing . are expected to converge on was promoted to Per· A PUBUC SALE WILL BE HElD at lhe TUppers Plains . the City of Columbus. formance Engineer ·and Friday . morning, July \ 9, worked In that capacity until Elementary School at 10 a.m. Saturday by the Eastern Local School District. Some 40 to 50 old desks will be sold along with convention committees will his recent promotion . The Hwnphreys, who have ·· four school buses and an old scoreboard. Possibly other items consider resolutions running. ooe son and one daughter, wiD be added before the sale gets underway next Saturday the gamut from Legion · . business to matters of state reside In Mejgs County, Ohio. morning. and national interest. Final · RAMORA BOICE, DAlJGHTER of Dr. and Mrs. R. E. action on these will he taken Boice, returned to Pomeroy for a vacation from,ber work in by delegates on Saturday, Columbus. All went well until Ramora went to a river camp at July 10. nearby West VIrginia to do some painting for a friend. I~ had Prominent public officials rained the night before and Ramora - loaded down with her who will address lhe Ohio CARROL K. SNOWDEN work materials - slipped in mud and fell going over an legionnaires and their ladies embankment. Being knowledgable about medical matters at a joint session of lhe 24 .Siate St. Gallipolis Ramora realized she had broken her arm. On the verge legion and its Auxiliary at Phone 446·4290 fainting- and no one around for miles - Ramora got into her the Sheraon.COiumbus Motor Home 446.4518 car, drove herself to the ferry landing where a kind soul let her Inn beginning at 1 p.ni., in the line and she got to a hospital in Pomeroy to get the ann Friday, July 9,include United set. She'll be In a cast for some four to six weeks - and her Sta)es Senator Robert Taft. vacation is going to he l.onger than she thought. Jr,. Governor James ,' A. ' Rho,des, Ohio State Senator : BUCK WALLl\.CFi, ONE OF THE TWO little Indians in the Robert T. Secrest · and Mayor Big Bend Regatta Parade; was ptobably the youngest · Tom Moody 'who will marcher. Buck, only three and won't be four until Decembe~. welcome th~ ~nvention to marched from HamUton, St.ln Middlepor;t to GateWay and then tlie City of col"umbus. through Pomeroy. That sa long way for a three-year-old. His Featured speaker at lhe joint Indian partner ivas T,odd Bradley, The. Glo-ettes, of course, session will be Rev. Claude E. have several five year olds a_mong their members. Smithmier of Atlanta One small Glo-et~ who. lives ln Mason was unable to make Georgia, NaUonal Olaplau; the Regatta Parad~ m ~ddleport because of the loog line of The American Legion. waiting I? g~t across the nver on the ferry. She did get across A major function of lhe • ., lhertvermtimetodroplntollneinPomeroy, · convention is lhe ~ection of BY SUE MOULTON . The settlement of Perry ·Township began in 1803 when Andrew Friend built a log house along .Big Raccoon · Creek. He was a noted hunter and supplied many early settlers wilh game. In the winter of 1814 by actual count he killed 360 deer and five bears. ......,. ._ ,..,, .., ' ... UIJM..- o for another 200 years _ .·j .....,, .•. , '""":"""' . -· ' _ By Unlled Pres& Internatloaal Washington 's troopa suffered privation, disease and bitter cold 200years ago,say3,000wagoneera -1,000 mote than expected ~'or three days, Americans celebrated lhe 200th anniversary I • I J • of their freedom. They sang lt,IJI!Taded it a.nd • Rep. Ron James, extreme right. With tbe speaker are Mayor Eugene Thompson and·Mrs. Joan Stewart, general chalnnan o! lhe Rutland bicentennial committee. See Page 9. ~ . THE BICENTENNIAL THEME was used for a speaking progr.arn in 1\uUand's tlh of July celebration. Dignitaries present were Sen. Oakley Ollllns, left, end ·Thousands of Legionaires to converge on Columbus Beat... Humphreys is almounced ·..... ~ :;> VOL XXVIII :bor, .. • " '. recently reprlnled by the Atlas has also been reprinted ••.~nd 4th. in~ downtown area. Episcopal Ch11rchwomen of recently by the church; · on July :t-d sales wUI be Gallipolis. womep. · . •. .'corjducted In front of No. 1 The Township Map · was For more lnforJllationcall ., cOUrt Street; on July 4th, taken from an AUas'of GaUla Sue Moulton 446-9655 or , sales will' be held in front of County published by the Renny Evans 446-1~75. Both the Uniform Center on Commissioners In 1874. This books will be sold on July 3rc\ ,SeCOnd ~>,ve. and State Sireet. .. : ...... ' . PO·M ~EROY t MEN'S DRESS OXFORDS NOW 1h PRICE Connies Auditions Miss Wonderful Cobblers ALL FROM REGUlAR STOCK NOW FURNITURE DEPARTMENT, 3rd FLOOR . ..' " '. ' I ' , ' .. ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE was first place winner with this covered wagon and walking unit in tile RuU..•nd 4th of July Parade. see Page 9. ,. • 'l~<:::::::::::::;~:::;::::::::~:::;:::::::;:::;:::;:;:;:::::::::~:;::::: :::,:;:;:;:•::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::~::::::::; ~: : ~: : =~~1\.Tews • ;~:11 j ' .y ·' II . WOMEN'S STYLE~ Now .•7.88 . ONE SELECTION MlME.N'S HANDBAGS WOMEN'S SUMMER SAVE %'Off REG. PRICE Store Hrs.: Mon. & Fri. 9:30til8p.m. Tues. Wed. Sat. 9:30ti1Sp.m. . Thursday 9:30 a.m.-12 noon Sorry "No Lay-Aways" Or Approvals All Sales Final .,. . ' Celebra~ the val~e of a good night's sleep. Exquisit;e ~'( · blue BJCentenmal cover. Supremely. luxurious, uniquely ~~tiful. _Designed for perfect sl~ping comfort and fmn, healthful support. Regular 189.00 Twin Size MattresS II': Box Spring Save '50.~ on One Set. Sale '128.00 both pieces 1 SWEDISH SUMMER STOCKHOLM, Sweden , (UP!) - Swedish film director Ingmar Bergman, who went Into self-lniposed• exile in AprU complaining of harassment by tax aulhorltles,ls back h001e on a vacation because he "longed for the Swedish ~r." The newspaper Expreasen said Friday Bergman, 58 arrived from Loe Angeles: where he has spell! part of hla Ume slilce leaving Sweden over a tax dispute will! the government. "The temperature was 1i0 degrees there (Los Angeles), • quite unbearable," Bergman said. ".1· longed for the Swedish smnmer," . ' ' .. Sale '168.00 both pieces . ~-~--~---~-----~~~~~~--- · ' ·' _. ___ - · Elberfelds July Clearance Sale ...._......,.._.,_...__, . , " once·a-yea.r ~learance. Mens ·and Bo~s. wear- girls and womensu'!'!~r ~ Some lurmshmgs- and many other departments in the store. Shop early for be st selection. . . . · ·L----~--...:.----~ . . . . . . ..-....-------.......-.----~~---. .. ... ' • • • ' t • • ' ' .. ' -. ·...... ,. Our Store Wi.ll Be Closed MondJ);Ju~ ·slh,: in O~(i · of U.::; ~:: ., l BEIRUT, LEBANON - THOUSANDS OF LEFTIST and palestinla,n troops attacked the Chtistian town of Chekka today to, avenge the J().day siege of a Palestinian refugee camp. Action on aU gronts gave Lebanon the bloodiest fighting of the 15-monlll-old war and destroyed the late8t Arab League peace elf ts • · 0 h~ualties were estimated at more !han. 260 ~ad and soo wounded -the worst one day total since April, 1975. Fighting Ch kk th p 1 inia · . was reported at e a, at e a est n refugee camp of Tal Zantar ,In the Christian town of Zghorta, and along the 35mlle coofonrtatlon line in Beirut. The leftist-Palestinian forces moved against Chekka , 10 mllea south of lhe northern port of Tripoli, after lhe Chrlslians launched another offensive to cloae a 400-yard gap in their circle around Tal Zaatar. Regular 109.00 Full Size MattreU or .~x . Spring,· SAVE ·~ 50 ,~ .OJI. one Set ONE GROUP • . Brle . fiSf T..;.w ent Show ln ;'l . . 1 draws 5()() ; prizes aiven· '' 1h PRICE • TEL AVlV, Israel (UPI) The Israeli governnient is npected to look into the posaibility of dealh sentences for convicted guerr~ .inthe wake of its stunning blow against hijackers in Uganda. •· Political sources said today Prime · Minlster Yitzhak Rabin wants his cabinet to review the government's. policy of never executing a Palestinian guerrilla'. They said Rabin told a closed meeting of the ruling coalition Monday night that a life sentence for a guerrilla convicted of murder was "an opening for blaclaru!il." Israel has two laws that permit the deaih penalty tile still valid former British · colonial government's 1945 anuterroriSm statute and a 1961 measure on Nazi crimes agaln'!llrumanity. In Israel's only execution, Nazi Gen. By United Pn.l8 International , . ~O$COW - THE SO~EJJ,!f'IIO~ 'rQDAy launched two · · men into space, Tass said. Tile assilmption was they will board . · the ~yut 5 space lalll>ratory orbll.e!l June 22. Commander · · · . Boris Volynov and. Flight Engineer Vl\all Zholobov were rocke\!!11 Into space aboard a Soyuz 21 spacecraft. . ~... Moacow Radio said the two men would "conduct joint experiments" with Salyut 5, "Systems aboard Soyuz are RUTLAND _ Cash prizes working nroamlly and the men began to fulfiU their program," were awarded at a talent Tass said. It was the second flight for Volynov. he .orbited the show staged Monday night at earth in Soyuz 5in January 1969 for three dayl. the Rulland Fourth of July weekend celebration. WASHINGTON- THE SUPREME COUR1· RULED 6 to 3 Judging the 16 contestants today that a defendant may not challenge his state court were Janet Jlolin, Lois crimin81 conviction In federal courts on grounds poliace Pauley and Dave Beningo. Cash prizes of $35 for first, $25 iUegally obtained evidence used at his trial. In a mamor conatltutlonai ruling involving the rights of the for second, and '$15 for lhird accused, the court said st11te ~ourts are capable of resolving were awarded to the winners Illegal search problems, and review by federal courts is in the categories of adulf and unnece!!SBI'Y. teenage performers. Each of the contestants were given $2 . HERSHEY, PA.- JIMMY CARTER SAID today he will for participation In show meet with sen. Walter Mondale, D-MlM., Thursday, the which attracted nearly 500 second senator on Cl!rter's list of prospective vice presidential · persons: running mates. • In the adult division wlnThtt former Georgia g~ern~r made the announcement ners were Du{f Craig and • following a breakfast meeting Wlth Democratic governors ~t Tony BraMan, Middleport, the National Governors Coo{erence. Carter received their playing blue grass first · Bill endorsement for the Democratic presidential nomination. The Hall and David 'Chri~tian meeting with Mondale foUows one wlth sen. Edmund Carter's Rutland plano and guitar: peanut farm in Plains, Ga. The meeting with Mondale Thurs- and P~tty Will Rutland' day morillng will also be at C::Srter's farm. . guitar and vocaL' ' · . In lhe teenage division, the PALMA DE MALLORCA, SPAIN - ATunisian hijacked a first place winner was Jeff Libyan airliner oil a Dight from Libya to Algleril today, but Morgan, McArthur, electric surrendered when the plane landed at Palma de Mallorca organ: Cindy Patterson, airport, Spanish ·news age~y reports said. . · Syracuse, lap routine; and They said none of the 86 persons aboard the airliner was Mary Ann Moore, Pomeroy, injured. It was not immediately clear If the takeover was guitar. · .. related· to the hijacking of. a domestic Libyan airliner that, A fireworks display by lhe according to the Algerian government sources, was forced to RuUand firemen followed the land In Algiers. show . ;~Compare with higher·pric~dt¥~- . ;l~x~:~•ationally ad~ertised brands 0}:. {~': • Now•4.00 20 0 81CE~ITE~~INIRL,. SPEC~Rt" .-SAVE- dump in the wake of the mulllmilllon huma~ horjle thai januned its shOI'eline Sunday night to watch fireworks exploding over thl! Statue of Liberty. Monday found the area glowing with good will as throngs turned out In slllll}per sunshine along tbe waterfront to tour sailing ship:1 from jleveral nations that lin8ered in the harhor after pjlrticlpating in a Bicentennial regatta. taken place in a neutral The American-born leader Cleanup crews followed to clean up the litter. · country, but the hijackers of Israel's conunando raid In Kansas City, the Shriners - 80,000 strong - turned tbe insisted on the exchange was to ~ burled today with atreeta into a carnival with a seven-hour parade. The event occurring in Uganda . full military honors. · was the largest of ita kind in the city's history and the Shrlners Israeli leaders have • . Lt. Col. . Yonathan planned to repeat the show on Thursday. . accused Ugandan President Netanyahu, 30, was shot in But perhaps one of the best exprMS!ons of the American ldi Amin of siding actively the back as he led !he attack spirit came In message of Blceritemlal congratulations from with the hijackers, letting .· force !n Saturday's. midnight 14 political pr!soners who said they were being held In labor !hem bring in reinforcements raid on lhe shabl!y terminal camps in the Soviet UniOI). · with arms · and explosives building in Entebbe. · "Neither barbed wire, nor ~chine guns, nor watchtoWers, after landing in Entebbe. · Yaacobi, speaking at the nor guard dogs - nothing can prevent us, !WJlltlcal prisoners of Israeli aid teams helped funeral of one of three Israeli lhe U.S.S.R., from being together with you atthls great hour of build mych of the Ugandan hostages killed In ·the worldhiatory,"theyaaidinastatementdlstrlbuted toWestem airport before Arnin broke . lightning strike, brushed correspondenta. relations · will! the Jewish · aside reported criticism of "We wish the American people fulfillment of their goals, stale in l972. Military the operation by U.N. established by the founding fathers - the creation of a observers said Israel's Secrelar¥ General Kurt brotherhood offree nations, a family of free people." knowledge of Entebbe helped Waldheim. in the dramatic rescue. "It is not the U,N. Despite criticism of the secretary general who raid, Israeli leaders sai!l tbe -admonished us today, who Jewish state will continue to will maintain Israel's act as it sees Hllo protect its sovereignty," Y aacobi said. .citizens . anywhere in lh~ · He was referring to a world. Middle East News Agency Israel bolstered its border' rePIIrl from Cairo that patrols Monday in the face of Waldhelm condemned ihe Arab anger over lhe raid but . raid as "a flagrant violation authoritative sources denied of the sovereignty" of a U.N. repl/fls lhere was a full member. military alert. (The United Nations In New The government has York denied Waldehim used lhreatened to adopt sanctions the phrase "flagrant against countries with violation." The world body airlines lhat Dy to Israel if said Waldhelm expressed they fail to step up security s~tlsfactlon the hostages . measures against hijackinR. '~{ere saved but described the .Minister of Transport Gad raid as "Indeed a violation of Yaacobi said he also asked the sovereignty of a member airlines that Dy froni Israel to state.") · curlajJ stopovers at airports lacking proper security facilities . He did not cite any specific airports. • The hijacked Air France jetliner was on a flight from .l Tel Aviv to Paris · June 'rl ~ when It was seized shorUy A pickup truck wsa after an Athens stopover. demolished In a one-vehicle Mter refueling In Libya, the accident Monday at 8:30p.m. hijackers ordered It to in Scipio Township on County Ente~be ·, Uganda. Road 10 lhe JI,Jeigs County Sheriff's Deputment reported. David Donald Call, 18, Rt. FIRST PLACE WINNER- The Racine First Baptist 1, RuUand, was traveling EXTENDED OUTLOOK Church entry won first place In the best theme of the soulh on a straight stretch of Thursday through church group in the July 4 parade held Sunday at Racine. hi~hway when .the left front Saturday, chance of see Page 2. · · . wheel broke off. The truck showers Thursday and overturned, coming to rest on Saturday. Partly ~loudy its top Inside of a barn owned Friday. Highs In lbe 80s by Joe Sayre. There were no and lows In the 60s. injuries and no citation was issued. ' ' . 'Mideast nervous THE PREMIUM BOOK FOR THE !13TH ANNUAL Meigs County Fair is in print and thls year ls done ln what else but red, white and blue. Anew department- bak~ and canning has been opened this year and Is quite extensive, If caMing or baking -or both- is your thing ~R_e to check the premiwn book to see what you can enter )fltolhe competition. Th~re's prize money for first, Second and third places In alinost 140 dilferent areas under caMing and baking. ..... ,............. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS ~~~~!!f~~enlegand30personswerearrestedinaFourlh TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1976 . . ' t • ' • . ' . • ', ~ !t . • · .. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ''· ' ' ~~~f.ichmann. was hanged Israeli military courts have sentenced three Palestinians to death for murder, the latest last month, but the m iIi I a r Y command COilliDUted all the sentences to life in prison. In an effort to explain the raid against. Uganda's Entebbe airpor!, the Israeli government individually has briefed all foreign ambassadors. Israeli officials said the government had been wiUing to negotiate an exchange of prisoners, but resorted to a conunando raid to free 104 hostages when the hijackers demanded unacceptable ~Y said Israel would have been willing to go along with an exchill)ge if it had Weather Lows tonight in the low 60s. Partly cloudy.late tonight and Wednesday. Highs Wednesday in the mid 80s. Chance of rain 50 per cent lnday, 30 per cent tonight and 10 per cent Wednesday. Wheel breaks, truck smash-' Area free · of. holiday fatals • Unlike the rest of Ohio, no traffic fatalities · were investigated during the long July Fourth Holiday perind in Gallia and Meigs Counties. Over the state, 22 persons were killed in traffic accidents. That total was third in the nation behind Texas' 47 and California's 33. The . Gallia·Meigs Post · State Highway Patrol investigated eight traffic accidents · in which just one person was injured. Patrolmen arrested 49 persons, issued 49 warnings and assisted 53 motorists. During the monlh of June, 87 traffic accidents were investigated, 63 In Gallia , 23 in Meigs County and one in nearby Athens County. There was one fatality. II occurred FAIL FATAL . WEST GLACIER, Mont. · (UPI) - Sam Rader, 27, · Wadsworlh, Ohio, died in a 300-foot fall down the rock face of Mt. Clements in Glacier National Park. Sader was alone Saturday • afternoon when lhe accident ocurred. Skiers in the area saw his body faD about 300 feel down lhe rock face and another ljOO feet through a snowbank, a park spokes· man said. Hader's body was recovered a short time later. WASHINGTON - IN /!1. FEDERAL HEARING likely to be watched cloaely by pollee agencies across the country, South Carolina wlll defend Ita· refusal to hire women state troopers. The ~tate ~Ires no women for state pollee work, saying they are not qualified- a position which could cost it aid from the lJ. S. Law Enforcement Assistance Administration,' which disburses fun~~& for state and local crime fighting. · BODY IDENTIFIED Federal regulations forbid an agency receiving LEAA ARCHffiOlD, Ohio (UP!) funds from making sex distinctions In hiring unlesa II can - AbodyfoundJune14under prove only a man -or a woman, for that matter- can do a job. Q Defiance County bridge was The LEAA has ordered a hearing - the first of its kind in its identified Monday by Indiana eight-year existence - to decide w~eter t.o cut off ' ' o 1th State Pollee as Jose Salazar Cerollna's aid lor refusing to comply with the rules'"' "''ld ng l>alamamtes, 28, of Fl. IU dllcrlminatlon. No date has heen announced for the · Wayne, Ind. . hearing. · · Ohio offlclals were not ,able to identify Palamarntes, and . ITHACA, N: Y. - THE PARENTS OF THE American- sent copies of flngettprints born Israeli commando killed during a "eekend re~ue raid on taken off the body to (Continued on page 18) surrounding states. I • June 30 at Rio Grande. The patrol investiga led 32 injury accidents in which 37 persons were injured. A total of 266 persons were arrested during June inCluding 14 for DWI. The patrol issued 275 warnings, assisted 146 motorists and inspected' 368 motor vehicles. · ' ' TO MEET TODAY The Su lion Township Trustees will meet tod,ay at 8 p.m. at the '. Syracuse Municipal Building. SQUAD CALLED The Middleport Emergency Squad was called to South Fourth Ave., at 12 :23• a.m. Tuesday for Buddy McKinney who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. ' . SQUAD SUMMONED ACQ!DENT OCCURS At 4:29 p.m. Sunday, the Moderate damages were Pomeroy Erllergency Squad incurred to two vehicles in an answered a caU to Anne St., accident at 4:11p.m. Sunday for Kalhy Fife who was taken on West Main St. Pomeroy to Holzer Medical Center. At pollee said a car dJ:iven by 10 p.m. Sunday, the fire James E. McClain, Racine, department . went to Dark struck lhe rear of a car Hollow where trash con- driven by Robert. C. Miller, tainers were on fire . At 6: 25 Pomeroy, which was ata.m. Tuesday,the squad took . tempting a left hand turn, Grace Hysell, W. Main St., to There were no injuries and no Veterans Memorial Hospital. citations, police said. BICENTENNIAL PR,ESENT - Meigs High School was presented a bicentennial gift on · July 4,in the form of another act of vandalism. Using fist sized rocks, holes were broken In two large windows and a third was pitted. A hole was made also in one of the front doors.Jake Hobnan, Jr., night custodian, holds one of the rocks used, He stands beside two of the damaged glass psnels. Administrators Charles Dowler and Dan Morris were called to the sc)Jool after the incident occvred about3 p.m. on Sunday and were on the scene for hours. The remainder of the glass w~s removed and the window frames and.doors were boarded up. Not ohly ~~:m the cost be several hundred dollars for replacement'but some six weeks will be . required to secure' new glass. . · · . ' ' ' ' / .. ' ' en tine POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~~ new state officers Sunday morning, July 11. The offices .of state commander, first vie~ commander, .treasurer, nattonal execullve comfTIHI fUM mltleeman and ·alternate · committeeman appear a . formality, slnce no opposition JHIUU.IfCI · Ulreac ' IS apparent. However, two .,,_,_ , . UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, the Meigs . Museum in known candidates are vieing ..,..., IS • for the office of stale second . ._ ,.., ...., ..,..., ..._ Pomeroy wlll be open only on TueSdays,Fridays and Sundays vice commander, a - ....,,- from 2 to .4 p.lli. So, if you plan to visit the museum on _ __ _ _ _ _...JP~s&7 Butternut Ave., go between lhe designated hours. Possibly :~ti~::o::~p~ngst";~ne to looger hours will be worked oitt in tile near future. . Vetearns ~~~ation officials will meet with Legion veterans affairs and rehabilitation chairmen and service . of(icers Friday morning. Field competition among junior color guards and drill teams is ·schedilled Friday at 1 p.m. at Mohawk High School stadium, wilh senior 4BANG UP SPECIALS color guards and drill teams and junior drum and bugle corps scheduled for comSAVE NOW! ._ ~lillon the same day at the. stadium at 7p.m. Twenty-two units are entered in lhe RED TAG SPECIAL competition. A three-hour convention ' .' parade consisting of ap- . All .STYLES .WITH proximately 200 marching ONE GROUP · and musical units will be held in downtown Columbus at 4 RED TAGS p.m. Saturday, July 10. on the night skies. Tod~ey settled down to begin the next 200 Saturday night - and that they had complaintS about toilet tacllltl•5 and food for the horses that drew the wagons from all years. , Parades and fireworks displays in scattered cities an.d towns 50 states: President Ford MonrlBy told 1~ new clt~ens from 23 Monday night capped a weekend of unparallelled patriotic countries at Thomas Jeffer110n's Monticello estate. in VIrginia extravag~zas. . But about 1,500unhappy BicenteMlal wagoneers had enough . "lhere Is atlll something wonderful about being an American." . At Greenfield VU!age in Dearborn, j\lich., lhe BicenteMlal of Valley Forge and many left Monday, complaining that weekend concluded with the rHnactment o{ Revolutionary facilities were Inadequate. Organizers .. . - at Va\ley Forge, where . War batUes by costwt\ed soldiers. Dire warnings ql radical violence that haunted Fourth of July party prepara Uons in historic Pbiladelphla proved unwarranted. The only mess the city was cleaning up was the usual ooe, left In the wake of happy celebrants. BoiUe-throwing incidents Monday In a crowd of 200,000 galhered for a Bicentennial parade at Bristol, R.l.,left several pel'IOns injured and several arrested and cut short the parade . 'In Cocoa Beach, Fla ., one girl was raped, another person • oi ·A NO. 55 • • ~ -----:-'-:-_....;._,__-:~:-....:.-;-_:_:.::.:.,:;_;.:..:_.::.:..::.:...,_,.---;,...____.:_:.:.::.;::::.:.;,.:...:,::_:..,::~;;;.~----------_:__::.:::_.:_::_:..::;:.::_:::::.:.:.::=. New York City's lower Manhattan resembled a .)aDd-lUI ELB·ERFELDS IN "State Farm's the worlds largest . .car msurer. Ask me why..." e Of the Bend ·:·- ,' B.r wrote It in fire in ....VWwed up. They said they ran out of food once ' ' . Promotion of I. • I ' ' ,I • � 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/. 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