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April 'l:l, 1973 Two District Army of Scouts will mount eight-hour war OTJ litter HUNTINGTON - Can 1,000 Trt.State Area Scouts clean up more than 100 mtles of roadwa) thts Saturday' They thmk they can And they've devised more than 30 special proJects atmed at that and several other goals The scouts, aH members of the Tn.State Area Boy &out CoWlctl, will be repeatmg an effort begw a year ago when more than 600 scouts cleaned up 95 mtles of roadway and 40 mtles of shorelines along Tn- MEIGS ntEATRE Tomght & Saturday Aprtl27 28 WHEN LEGENDS DIE nvers , cree k s and run offs m JUSt e1ght hours StaLe More than 40 scout units wtth members rangmg from young men and women m hJgh school age explorer umts to teen-aged boys to etght-year old cub scouts wtll JOin w1th thetr leaders Ill the day·long errort Several area busmesses, mcludmg the Huntmgt onBascd Owens-IIhnms Plant, PepSt.Cola of Huntmgton, and Hllj),lingl<ln___i>ubhshmg Company, are contn bubng man- power and expertise to ass1st the young people m the e££orls, whach are aimed at makmg the Tn-State a better place to hve ''We behevewehave a maJOr litter problem m the Trt- contracts ler execuhve w1th Owens-Ilhnms who ts volunteer chatrman for Rrcha rd Wtdmark Fredenc Forrest I PGl AFEW BULLETS MORE (Techmcolor) Peter Lee Lawren ce -----IG) Drane Zura Sun , Mon , Tues Apr 29 30, May 1 KANSAS CITY BOMBER Raquel Welch Kevtn McCarthy ( PG ) Cartoons J Stooges the Scouts' parhctpatwn · Government f1gures show that more than ftve pounds of sohd waste are created every day for every man, woman, and ch tld m the Trt-State area Some of that ts damagmg our envtronment m the form of htter " " The Scouts are gomg to try to help, 'Vass continued, "But we're gomg to need everyone else's help Keep Amenca Beaultful Day ts merely a Otl Day Show starts 7 p m special proJect to can attentiOn to the b1gger day·to-day problem" two h1ghway Improvement Umts parhctpatmg m the project £rom thts area b~ locahhes where they meet mclude M-G·M D1strtct-Pack 206, Cheshtre Kyger PTA, Pack 209, Addavllle PTA , Pack 243, ~cme Ftrsl Bapttsl Church: Pack 249, Mmeral Lodge No 242, I 0 0 F, Pomeroy: Pack 256, New Haven Umted Methodtsl Church, New Haven, W Va , Troop 2110, a group of bustnessmen of Galhpohs, Troop 230, Salem Bapttsl Church, Palnol, Troop 257, St Peter's Evangehcal Lutheran Church, Pomt Pleasant, and Troop 259, 3664lh Ordnance markings An effective style revue of gowns or yesteryear has been woven mto the operetta which IS dtrected and accompamed by Mrs Phyllts Hackett of the £acuity Scene stealers on opemng mght were Lisa Scaggs, cast as the snooty shopper m the conv tn c mgly played by Judy Lavender The pubhc ts mvtted to al· tend tomghl's £mal show a m to noon Monday at the Reedsvtlle Post Offtce m ob· servance of Postal Service Day A hmtled number or tmpnnted envelopes honormg postal people wtll be distributed free to v1s1tors on a ftrst come, first servid baSls Spec1al stamps wtll be on sale and ref1 eshments of coffee, donuts, punch and cookies Will be served • BATTERIES STOLEN Galha County shenf£'s depuhes were mvestlgatmg the theft or baltenes taken £rom a bulldozer owned by Benme Cardwell o£ Vtnton. The dozer was parked at the Robert Scurlock property Scurlock's home was also entered pomeroy rutland pomeroy national bank the bank of the ce ntury established t872 Member FDIC "Cioing one itep further" .__ _;..,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _• REGISTRATION SET ' Regtstrabon for ftrst grade at the Sahsbury Elementary &hool wtll take place Tuesday from 9 to 11 a m and from I to 3 p m ,Parents are urged to brmg lhetr chtld's btrlh cer- hficate and ImmumzatLOn records SALE PLANNED The Eagles Class o£ the As~ury Untied Melhodtst Church wtll hold a rummage sale May 3, 4, 5tn the Wtllte M coates bu1Idmg, Second st, Mtddleport, begmnmg at9 a.m i'i''''::::::::::::::::::::::::::::o::>.::::::::>.:::,:,:,,:,:,:,::,:•s•<•:::•::;<:::.:•:•::::::>.~>>;;>,>.>.>.;:•:;:;::::::::::>.•:«;:,::::::::::>.::::::::::::::::::::::::::'::::::::::::::: ::::::•:::::•:·':':•:::::::•:::''::::::>.::;,:;,: Putney, Pomt Pleasant, Unda Waugh, Galltpohs, Mrs Ed· ward Smith, Northup: Mrs Arthur Pursley, Sandyville, Reynolds Solonayer, Patncta Stover, Ashton: John Huber Il, Pomt Pleasant, Mrs Russell Leach, daughter, Henderson: Mrs. Leslie McGrath, Leon, Wliham Gardner, New Haven 1 Mrs Thomas Denney, Galhpolis and Mrs Dewey Whtte, Galllpohs BIRTHS - Aprtl 27, a daughter to Mr and Mrs Wheeler, Pomt Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Ronald Fry, Pomeroy, Elite Mae Lemley, Pomeroy , Linda Cunmngham, Pomeroy. Helen Smith, Racme, and Jean Atkms, Racme DISCHARGED - Ardella Herdman, Mary Van Houten, Carolyn Adams, Ella Halfhlil, Earl Denny, Lowell Wmgett, Paula McKmney, Cmdy Dtll, Ic1e Tucker, Vern Chevalier, Mary Queen, C.cli Queen, Harold King,Anna Gnm, Mary Smith, Everett Cremeans, Ba r ba r a Cl a r k; J a s on Qw IIen Wellther ~m hkely tn the east and a chance of showers m the west tomght and cool. Lows m the mtd 311S to near 40 Mostly cloudy and cool Saturday w1th a chance of showers m the east. Htghs Saturday 45 to 55 LOCAL TEMPS Temperature tn downtown Pomeroy at 11 a m Frtday was MASON DRIVE-IN ,',' Saturday Night 10 til 2 The MEIGS INN 992-3629 POMEROY ... •I Jr l " .\ V 1nformat10n when he announced a renewed, personal mqmry two days later. - The Washington Post quoted an unnamed associate of Dean as sa)'Ulg Dean went to the Prestdent March 20 and satd he was w1lling to "testify freely and go to jail" if necessary for his ro!e m the Watergate as part of "com· plete disclosure by everyone." Dean was descrtbed as feeling such action by hun, Ehrlich· man and H R. Haldeman was needed "to save the preslden· COLUMBUS - WERT T. COLLOPY, 57, and Werrtck Weatherson 57 employes of the state Bureau of Motor Vehicles, were fired Th~sday after bemg charged with accepting bribes. Offtctals said tbe charges were in connection with a plan to shave points off records of drtvers who were fa~d with suspension or exarrunations. James 0. Phipps, a used car dealer, was charged wtth acting as a middleman for persons who wanted points taken off thetr records. Now you Know The oldest natiOnal anthem sttllin use ts the Netherlands', based on a 15th century folk servancy Dlstnct m Rutland. Operahon Mainstream has been extended to Oct. J' 1973 on a grant of $209,550 for iiO persons. Operahon Mamstream enrollees are prunarily older unemployed persons in rural areas and small towns. They are employed on beaulificatJOn and conservation projects to unprove conunwtties where song the they hve. cy." , THE GODFATHER (Color Marian Branda AI Pacmo Leadmg Creek Con- EtBERFELDS IN POMEROY Furniture Department-Jrd Floor Another Big Shipment Berkline Chairs destruction of Hunt's £ties were "essen bally correct." He satd be based h1s optmon on personal meetmgs and telephone conversatiOns he had w1th Gray Wednesday and Thurs· day Wetcker, a close friend of ~ F~·~ ) .', Gray, sald there was "no questton m my mind that Pat Gray did not use good JUdgement m a vanety of In- stances." HWlt, a former Whtte House consultant and an ex-CIA agent, pleaded gmlty to all charges at the outset of the tr1al o£ tbe seven ongmal Watergate de£endants m January Tr1al testimony showed that matertal from his Wh1te House office was \ I Berk\Tne ~ T~INNO\ATORS ~ Recner SPEOALS • I Rl last week by th1s paper, tssued the followtn g statement Saturday The Gall1pohs Datly Trtbune and Sunday T1mes~ntmeJ are to be com- annual convention For the next year, Dr Clarke wtll preslde over all ofhc1al meetings and conclaves of the ASSOCiatiOn, preside over mended for the1r offer to pubhsh the opmwns of the candidates for Galhpohs C1ty Commission so that cthzens <:an choose Hte best quahfted men to serve them all sesstons of The Councll (board of directors) and also serve as co-chatrman of the assocJatJOn's delegation to the American MediCal Association Bouse of Delegates Dr Clarke already serves and Will continue to serve as an OSMA delegate to the AM.A Followmg hts formal mstallal!on, he and Mrs Clar ke wtll gJVe a The large field o£ candidates for ctty commissioner ts a very healthy s1gn and ( have the h1ghesl 1egard £or all the other candidates The growth or Galhpohs has. been phenornenal m the pasJ few years and 1t 1s- prcdtcted to gro.w even faster m the near future Jt IS more Impm·tant than ever arrest, and most of 1t subsequently was turned over to '!>e Fill St. Paul Lutheran Church Sunday School 9: lS.a.m. Worship Servtce Pastor Vts1tors Always Welc:o~~ Corn 2nd & Sycamore Sts. 1 L...-~ Pomeroy DEBBIE CALL, POMEROY, purchases a tJCkel to the M-G-M Boy Scout &out-o-rama lobe held Saturday and Sunday at the Pomeroy Jumor H1g!t SchUvl bulldmg, from Paul Reed, center, a member of Pomeroy Troop 249 Looking on 1s Tom Reed, a )Wltor lea der or the troop Ttckets are $1 per famtly and may be purchased from any Boy Scout Hours of the event are Saturday, 7 30 to 9 30 p m and Sunday, 2 30 to 4 30 p m 'Rama show set POMEROY - Ttcket sales are underway £or thts year's MGM Dtslrtcl Scoul.Q-~ma May:; and 6 m the Pomeroy Jumor Htgh School Audtlonum The Scou l·O·Rama -provtdes Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts an opportumty to bUild booths and dtsplays to tell the pubhc about scoutmg and to !how the1r pubhc concern and mvolvement W1lllam R Stephenson, Pomeroy, chalrrnan of the event, today Issued the times of the program The Scout..Q~Rama wtll be open £rom 7 30 p m to 9 30 p m Saturday, May 5 and £rom 2 30 to 4 30 p m Sunday, May 6 BtU Wellman, ttcket chatrman and and 14 are Interested m scoutmg programs Samples said as a result of the high mterest shown by youngsters through the survey, dtstrtct offtcJa ls hope to start approximately 20 new Cub and Boy Scout umts m the M-G-M area Tuesday, a meetmg wtll be held m the Appalachtan Power Off1ce, Pt Pleasant, at 7 p m for the purpose of organizing new umlq Orgamzers expected to attend are Mr and Mrs John Stewart, Wilham W1sc, Howard Roush, Mtifred Hysell, Jack Rogers, Mrs Chnsttne Napier, Judy Issac, Tom Metcalf, Lyle Dunsmore, Fred Fraley, Carl Cameron, Hank Cleland, John Whtttiey, Carl Murray and Andy Tabbapore Another mee!tng wtli be held on May B at 7 p rn at \'{htch t1me orgamzers and prospective umt sponsors w1ll discuss the future of scoutmg programs This sesswn wtll also be held at the Appaiachtan Power Co off1ce Area rtrmsand residents who have not m 98 pel or the schools m been contacted but would like to par. Pro£ Kenneth Myers, Head of the DIVISIOn of Natural Science, and Associate Professor of Chemistry at Rto Grande College, has been elected ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY per ~ eek Newsstand pnce on Sunday \\Ill be 20 cents Carners and dr1vers will share m this raise. made necessary by increased costs o( production, General mcreases m rates by mail are also bemg made president of the Raccoon Creek and Tr1butar1es Assoctation Th€ one-year:.old orgamzatwn's first prestdent, Rev C J, Lemley, presided over the meeting m town hall here Objecltves of the Assoctatwn, £ormed m January 1972, are to promote the beauttftcatton, flood control, recreatLonal activitieS:, reclamation and poJlutwn control m the Raccoon Creek basm Rev Lemley reported on progress to date He satd several government agenctes have been asked to help Commumty Actwn's " Operahon Mamstrearh" worked from June through November, 1972 on the creek banks m the Vmton area Much of the timber cut now wlll be sold for pulp wood Forms have been secured to apply for a re~ eral grant that would permtt a more extenstve professional Real Estate a.ppra1ser, semor member Amer1can Soc1ety of Apprrusers tSecret:1ry of International Chapter), member of the Amencan Rtght of Way Assoc1atlon, member of the Amencan ArbitratiOn AssociatlOn, Past president and present broker member or SEO Board or Reallors and active m ctty and school rccrealton programs My t~amtng has mcluded many zomng and planmng studtes Zomng and planmng must be used but not abused, as a tool of >g<JVcrrrment The 'growth of the c1ty and th e genera l welfare of all1ts people must be foremost m mmd l ask only to be evaluated on my geuume des1re to serve your best mterests as a ctbzen of Galhpolts lf you feel my quahftc.a twns meet your approval I would appret1atc you r support. Re~pectfully, Arthur A " Pete" N1be1t ARTHUR A (PETE I NIBERT Your invited Guest Reaching More Than 11.500 Families SUNDAY, APRIL 29. 1973 . POMEROY - ' Entire store and warehouse is open Friday and Saturday nights til 9 p.m. Take advantage of the many special sale pnces all over the store an·d warehouse on Mechanic St. Dally und Sunday w1ll be 55 cents Galhpohs-Pomt Pleasant Girls win world rank VINTON - colors and patterns A revol uttonary 3 way mechan1sm makes a cha~r that's very comfortable and uses the T cush1on concept for S1tf1ng, loungmg and recllnmg poslt1ons Select a cha~r now for yourself or Mother 's Day g1vmg crease in the dally papers. Vel<ran (USN ), h1gh schpol teacher, THREE SECTIONS Pomeroy Mtddleport Raccoon basin group SERMON "The Man for the Job" Rev Arthur C Lund, 30 PAGES Prof. Myers heading B1g selection of styles • covers • l-lomc delivery by carrier boys and girTs and by motor route drivers or The Sunday-Times Sentinel \\HI mcreasc from 10 cents to 15 cents begmnmg next Sunday, May 6 There will be 110 m· m r€presentmg you and to state my qualifications Det·olt•d To The Greater Middle Ohio Vullt!)' the Trt-County Area and results revealed t1c1pate m the program should call Roger more than 5110 boys betwe~n lhe ages of 8 N Samples, 446·0083 "shocked and surprised 11 when '• tmts VOL 8 NO. 13 pleted surveys • + area Meanwhile, RogerN Samples, M-G-M District Scout Execut1ve, recently com- but dented knowmg their content or that Gray had destroy them The Datly News sa1d Gray did not learn until two days ago about the contents or the papers It sa1d Gray also was President's re-election cam· >wny Sunday wtth htgh m the :;Qs north to 60s southern part of state Lows Sunday mght m 30s Partly cloudy on Monday wtth htgh m 00s north to 70s southern areas of the state and Cub Scouts throughout the M.G·M documents were giVen to Gray, - Jeb Stuart Magruder, deputy ' dtrector of the Weather Pomt Pleasant busmessrnan, mdtcated that this year's sales are expected to top a11 precedmg years " And," he added, "where today can you recetve whole farnJJy entertamment for only a dollar " Ttckets are ava1lable from Boy Scouts removed shortly after his 10:30 a.m. I Rl -Pius" THE POSSESSION OF JOEL DELANEY" GALUPOUS - Oscar W Clarke, M.D, of Gar!teld Avenue, Spruce Knoll, promment Gallipohs phySt~tan and ctvtc leader, will be mstalled as prestdent of the 10,30D·member Oh10 Slate Medtcal Assoctat1on m Columbus May 9 at the conclusion of the assoctahon 's fqur-d.ay ;:,;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _;;,;;;~;;;.;;;;.;;;;;;,..;;;;,;.;;;;..;;.;;;;.,_.;..,..,.. ._._..,_ _.., mg conmuttee 1 satd the news~ paper accounts of Gray 1s I ~j ql1t1, Tomght, Sat., Sun Aprll27 28 29 Double Feature Program GALLIPOLIS - " I ask only to b< U1at we have genu10ely mterested, achve evaluated on my genutne destre to serve eommtssiOners to msure a progressive your best mtere-sts as a cttl2:en offuture for our c1ty Therefore, as a lifelong Galltpohs " resident of th1s cJty, I Y.ould hke to take Thus spoke Arthur A t Pete) Ntbert, thls opportun1ty to express sincere mterest one of 10 Galhpohtans seektng a nommatlon for a se.,t on the cit) com· mtssiOn dunng the May 8 election N1bert, m response to a request mad~ Sunday paper to 20c Local project extended One o£ three manpower trammg programs m Ohto whJCh have been extended and funded to provtde wel£are reclptents and dtsadvanlaged Jobless andl underemployed workers, mcluding older persons, 15 10 Me1gs Cowty, the U. s Department of Labor announced Friday. It ts OperaUon Mamstream operated m conjunction Wlth destroyed by securtty personnel Sen Lowell P We1cker Jr , R.Conn , a member of 'the Senate's Watergate mveshgat· I Sh1rley MacLa•ne knowledge" of the Watergate plot, althouglo his name has veen mentioned prommenlly tn the mvestlgation of lbe plot and alleged attempts to cover 1t up - Ehrltchman, satd he uid not know or lbe contents or the papers Gray destroyed wUI Aprll 15 and that he lm· m•<hately told the President about 1t Ntxon ctted fresh Continued from Page I I thousands of other workers, ranging from nurses to airline p~ot.., showed no stgns of ending their strikes - which had COlllCided With today's scbeduled 7Utour rail walkout. The announcement ending the paralyzing walkout was tnade through the office of Chief Cabinet Secretary Suswnu Nlkaido alter a meeting wtth cabmet mmisters and uruon leaders at the Diet Parliament building . where sensttlve documents are Petersen smd he would be call~!<~ be£ore the Watergate 53 degrees WJth rain £allmg grand Jury _ The New; said Gray was prepared to testify BOYS TO MEET that he destroyed the docuThe Letart 4·H Farm Boys ments at the suggestion of the Club wtll meet at 7 p m. While House aides. Tuesday tn the communtty hall The Qew development came at Letart Falls as. ' I l reporter he had "no prtor News • . • in Briefs Ehrlichman, NIXon's chief adv1ser on domestic affmrs, confirmed m an unusual state. ment issued by his office thilt he was present when the and Marge Stewart A New Band at The Meigs Inn 1Continued from Page I) The papers m question, reported ftrst by the New York Datly News and then by patgn, restgned a $36,000 JOb in the Conunerce Department. Magruder tns1sted to a •••• _.,:,_:,:::::..-:-::::::' ............: ·: .-:·:-;·J • DR. OSCAR W CLARKE Gray - .......... ,.,,,.,. Candidate wants to serve city reception at the Sheraton-Columbus Hotel (Discharged) Ruth O'Dell, <;eorg1anna several other newspapers, Bnght, Chnslme Glllespte, were satd to mclude · Helen Wtlltams, Evelyn DavLS. - Fabrtcated State Depart. Draxte Mulhns, Ethel Holdren, ment cables mtended by Hwt Mrs Fern Clark, Charles to try to ltnk Prestdent John F. Gullett, Sr , Floss~e Kennedy directly to the 1963 Radabaugh , Erba Radch£f, assassmatton of South VietMargaret Wtlson, Edward namese Prestdent Ngo Dmh Coffey, Dtana Sword, Vtlma Dtem Rowe, Carroll Matthews, - Matertal complied tiy Hwt M1ldred Rice Herman on the 1969 mctdent m which a Raynard, VIvian Maxey, woman dted when a car drtver1 Ehzabeth Ltzon, John Gretz, by Sen Edward M Kennedy Dons Colburn, Clara Cardwell, plunged mto an mlet at Goldte Cauldwell, Dem1e Chappaqmddlck Island m Mas· Burchett, Bessie Broughman, sachusetts. Charlene Brake, Vman Blake, Gray was satd to have tn· Goldte Beldtlle, Wyman s1sted to Petersen he had no Barcus and Elvira Barcus. tdea what the papers con· (Births) cerned but that Dean, the Mrs James H1ggmbotham, a White House legal counsel, tcld son, Grtmms Landmg; Mrs him they were "htghly sen· Douglas Bush, a son, Vmton; stltve, classtfted natwnal Mrs Bud Shaffer, a son, Vmton securtty docl\ffients or polihcal and Mrs. Jack Sm1th , a dynamite" and that they daughter, Langsvtlle "should never see the ltght of day " PLEASANT VALLEY Gray was satd to have kept Mrs Mtldred Carry, Hen. derson; Mrs. :r. .oster Weaver, the papers for ftve days, then to New Haven ; Mrs Leonard have destroyed them by placmg them m a "burn bag" Smtih, Middleport: Angela at the Justice Department James Pleasant Trees belp keep tbe an- supply fresh by USing up carbon dionde exhaled by hwnans and oJrutted by factories and automobiles. ' Trees trap and filter out pollutants camed in the air. Trees deter eros10n of soil. Trees cut down noLSe pollution by acttng as bamers for soWld. Trees increase hwrud1ty m dry climates by releasingmotsture as a byi>rodUct of food-making and evaporation Trees provide food £or man and aruma!. Trees camouflage harsh scenery_ Trees give a constant supply of products - lumber for buildings and tools, cellulose for paper and fiber. Trees beautify our garden, grt.,., our backyards and break the monotony of~endless sidewalks and miles of high. ways Help keep America green and clean- plant a tree 1 Clarke to headOMA IS Holzer Medical Center Lakm, alive Scheduled com· HOSPfT \L NEWS Dt TreeshelpsuppTyozygenweneedtobreathe One acre of young trees can produ~ enough oxyl!"n to keep IS people railroad November 15 Thursday at Bradbury School A second showmg ts scheduled for 7 30 th1s evemng daughter, and pletlon date for the project OPEN HOUSE SET REEDSVILLE - An open house wtll be held from 8 30 We can take care of all your fman c1al needs From check.ng savtng and protectmg your money to 1oan1ng you money Just ask We II put on the nght hat the project was $1,399,000 Total length o£ the project IS 36 45 mtles The James W McCormtck Company o£ Mansfteld was awarded a $28,687 11 contract for pavement marking m all and school story takes place, and her \r()\ TransportatiOn estimate for lane markmgs, edge markings Whttcomb Store where the We wear many.hats. upgratltng pFogram , scheduled for completion Jwe 30, 1974. Low btdder was the Paul E. Bletle Compc 1y of Norwalk at $1,178,5512!l Department of Co , West Vtrgmia Nattonal The operetta, " Mulligan's Magic, " was well-recet ved Arbor Day, m essen~. IS a tribute to trees and today's observance of the holiday proclaims this message " Keep Amenca green and clean; plant a tree!" Marking the celebraUon 1n Me1gs County today are not only school children, garden club members, and con· servattontst agencies_Nearly 800 spruce seedlings also have been dtstrtbuted by tbe Department of Natural Resources and the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs launching the Green SUrvival program The seedlings have been prov1ded to the public £or a nommal charge as a- contribution toward a better enV!ronment. Mrs. Marte Btrchf1eld has served as chauman for-the proJect m thiS area Today the nearly 800 seedlings are bemg put mlo the hands of "concerned citizens" who recogmze that trees truly are men's beSt friend . In Ohto, 62,000 spruce seedlings were ordered and are bemg distributed thiS week m the first year of the OAGC and Department of Natural Resources' Green SurvJVal'program The emphasts IS on recogniZing the unportance of trees m the balance of tbe envtronment, and the facts ate these undergo a major sarety. Guard, Pomt Pleasant Operetta will be shown again BYCHARLENEHOE~CH proJects m Southeastern Oh10 Interstate 77 tn Noble and Washmgton counties Will mne counties of Department of Transportallon Distrtct Ten . The Improvement mcludes "brat " Green Survival program _launched Contracts have been let for State," satd Scott Vass, an ( Techn1color} for Arbor Day: . "·' '· MIS Glom Buck Route 124 closed by landslide POMEROY - The Metgs County l"nd ""d Long Bottom A part of SR 124 at Indtan Run was reported to have slipped mto the nver State h1ghway offtctal.s, however, were unavailable for comment Saturday ' Off1c1als at Galhpohs dam rneanwhde sa1d the OhiO River stood at 19 8 feet there Mississippi to set new record • Wallace and two of her baton students returned home w1th world 1 ankmgs Thursday as v.1nners from Hawau Valerie Koke1, daughter of Mr <md Mrs R1chard Koker of Athens County, won third place m advan<:ed fancy strut, and Ellen Gham~ bers, ddughter of Cap lam and M1 s Harry Chambers of Ga lh.a County, won first place for NOviCe solo tWJrhng and a th1rd tn fan cy strul Ellen ts the lO·year-old Nov1ce ' tw1rle1 of the year" dnd both girls are runnersup to ' Strutter of the Year '' J he gtrls were chosen by Mrs Wallace to attehd the World International , not only for their h:n d work m baton but also for mamtatnmg a hi gh scholastic ave1 age m school and mterest m mus1c Valene plays saxophone m the Federal f-lockmg H1gh school band and Ellen plays a trumpet Tammy EJChmgcr, .sclcc ted fJ om Meigs County to attend , "as unable to go Ttunmy now has seven troplues from the offiCial NBTA Ohto sta te champibnslup competitiOn which makes her the biggest wmncr m lhe area· for NB J J\ OHIO Sta te championship compebtJOn larnmy also has 117 trophiCs m open compet1hon m NBTA, plus trophtes from two other orgamzat1ons Glona Wallace, who attended Ken t MHS GJ.OlUA BUCK WALl ACE, State UmverSJty and Ohta Umve1s1ty Pomeroy f <Jt the top m the picture a !Jove, maJonng m Dance wtll be startmg new has IClUJ ncd home v.1th two of he• dance classes 1n May Glorta, who hasn't studenL<>, .dl of whom attended the taught any tap or ballet m the past two NIJ T/\ Wo1ld International Baton years due to the demand for baton, teoches Charnptonshtp t:urnpeh llon 1n Hvwmi m the Orchtd room 1 East Ma1n St m 'J he two studenL'l, E llen Chambers, Pomeroy The Orchid room tS a1r conGallipolis, ut front and Val e•1 c Koker, chtwned for summer classes rn Gall tpol1s Athen s Co unty, t:enLer level, hold she teaches m lhe Amencan Legwn Hall awards they won 1t1 Hawm1 Mrs Wallace w11l be st.artmg only one class 1n tap and acrobats for 6 to 10 year olds, one class m ballet and acrobats 7 to 10 Chester , Pomc1oy, Middleport, J\ IJJi.tny, yea • olds, and one class m baton for 6 to 10 CJnd Pt PleaS8nt, and have been mv1led to partlcip.Jte tn pawdcs as far <.JW(IY as Nev. }ear olds Classes wtll be hm1ted m .s1ze Jersey 1:1.nd M1ch1 g~n Classes are held All classes wtll be taught parade routmes a s her Glo-ettes have marched m Tuesdays m Pomeroy and Saturdays m parades m Nelsonville, Jackson Wellston, Galltpol1s Shenff's Dept saLd the heavy ratn that fell 1n thts area Thursday mght and Fnday caused dosmg of St2te Route 124 below Wells Run due to a landslide between Port- as of 5 15 p m Saturd(1y The nver IS expected to crest then; _at ,14l feet Monda} ' CHANGE CLOCKS WASHING JON I UPI ) - It's dayhghl savmgs tunc agam, effectlv€ until Oct 28 Under the um form time law 1 clocks m most of the nalion are moved ahead an hour ot 2 a rn on the I<.Jst Sunday m Apnl and back agatn the last Sunday m OctobeJ By United Press lnternatumal MISSOU II R1 ver wtth the Mtssts'stppt, was The Mtst;tss1ppt Rtver rose towdt d a undeJ water An estmlilted 5,000 persons rec01d crest at St Louts Saturdc~y and t ema med out of the ir homes there threatened new destructwn south of the The nvet· Wd S frilling slowly upstream 1 Cll) hut soulh of St Louts restdentc; still Southward along the rmghty I'Jver's awaited the h1gh \\.,Jtcrs Cryst,'JI C.tty, Mo , length, 1es1dents conlmued to r cmforce 30 miles south, wa s slu nchng m SIX Eeet of levees, hopmg theJ would hold as Lh e crest water cllld depth::; of ftv~ to 10 feet v.erc came downnver ICporled ove1 Kaskaskia Island, Ill, A towboat c1ewman was Uu own over- whel e levees gave way Fnday' board and feared drowned when the tow At Ohvc Branch, lll , JUSt above the rammed a ptcr on the flooded nve1 at MlsSJ:s~tppt s confluence wtth the Otuo Greenvtllc, M1ss One barge went tu the R1ver , flood fighters found a couple of bottom and another was smkmg growdhog tunnels m the dtkes and qmckly The MtSSJssrppJ was measur cd a l t.J 2 plugged the holes Harold Mullins, the ff:et at St toms SatUJ ddy mornmg dnd regwn <d ctvJI defense coO! dm.Jior, sa td ' Jf was expected to crest durmg U1e m ght at they weren't dJseo\-:ered "hen they \\ere 43 5 feet, 17 mches above the record of 42 0 we m1ght h<~vc lost a whole sectton of lhe feet set m 1785 F'lood stage .tt St I ouJs ts levee "The crest was expected Monday a t 30 feet Olive Branch Most of the c1ty a long the MISSISsippi Al VIcks burg , MISS , eng mee t s was p1otectod by 52.fool floodw•ll s, but prcch cted a backwater nse of two to three backwaters from tnbutanes flooded re.SI· feet before the MtsstsstPPt c1cst expected dentw l a. cas mland On the south stde, May 8 Alrectdy 550,000 acres of delta backwaters forced the Des Peres HIVer to fa1mland were under water north of overnow Its banks t111 ough 'estdentlal Vicksburg sct:ttons Ne.u Valley P;:u k, Mo , the The nvcr was stable through !J)uJsiana Mcremec River wa s about fom feet over Saturday whtle 200 Junked ca rs and nood stage und was observed to he flowmg thousands of tons of rock were dwnped up~tr eHm aJong a levee at Nwrn 1 downnver f1om Nearly 40per cent of St Ctl<lrlcs County, New Orleans, whtch broke earl1er 10 the M1.ssoun, near the connuence of the week Miller pushing bill • to correct eroszon MIDDLE POl{ I - Mayor John Zerkle who at the last meetmg of Mtddleport Council disclosed he had a~ked help from Congressn'wn CI<.Jrence Miller 1n 1egard to the "unmment danger " tha l the Ml(ldleport sewage lagoon may "break loose," dumpmg "m estima ted 280 mtlhon gallon of sewage mto the Ohw R1ver, sa td Saturday the congrcssrnan has Introduced a bill m Congress to relieve the problem here and at other pomts of eroston along the Ohw Htver M1ller also enclosed t:Op les of letters he has dtrected to Dr Ira Wh1trnan, D1rector of Oh10 Envtronmcntal Protection Agency, Columbus and Honor<::~blc .John Blatmk , chatrman of House Pubhc Works Comm1ttee, Washmgton Pertment excerpts of Cong Miller·~ Humane Society planning drive cleanup JOb Rev Lemley suggested other commumttes along the Raccoon Creek tnVlte POMEROY - Pat Rtckman RCTA 'S executive board to meetmgs to of Middleport tS c;- ha1rman of explam the purpose of the assoctatJOn, to the upcon11ng membership stimulate mterest m the project, and to dr1ve of the Metgs County mcrease membership Humane Soctety whtch w1ll ge t Membership dues arc .$2 per yea1 All unde1 way durmg the natton's persons Interested In the ObJeCtives flf the " Be Kmd to Ammals Week," assoc1atton are welcomed May 6 through May 12 She "til Other officers elected were Maxwell be asststed by Jean W11I of Barnes, V!ce-presldent , Sandy Sm1th, Pomeroy, chairman of the secretary-treasurer, and the three soc1ety's board of directors trustees are mcumbent members, Herb " We are ex pectmg to reach Moore and Tom Metcalf, and the ex- every family m Meigs Counprestdenl, Rev C J Lemley ty,'' sa1d Mrs Rickman, \Hfc The nomlndhng committee appomtcd of M&R , Shopptng C~nter by Rev Lemley was Everett G George, propnetor James lilckHlan, Pltylhs Mulhoiand and Vmton "'layor "to mvttt thc:rn to share the Ludena Stolhngs nuss10n we have taken upon Anyone tnterested m membership or ou rselves ' The soctety s further mfoi-matlon should contact any of Objc clt\.e 1s eventual conthe above officers struclton of a ITlodern antmal • ~he lter IS CENTS More generally, the humane Prellmmary estimates have soc1ety undertakes to mform shown that an adeqyrue .ammal JWOple of the advantages .._ shelter here would cos t m the even the neceSSity - of COnw area or $30,000 to $40,000 at trolhng ammal populatwn, to present costs The soc tety has ass1st public offiCials tn en- begun a fund, now m excess of forcin g laws relat tn g to $1,000, produced from turnhumane treatment of ammals, mage sales and other ac· and to 1eli eve where It can ttJ_; ttJcs, toward bu!ld1r1g the spectftc cases of mistreatment shelter of ammals The chief current and con. Commumty wot kcrs and tJnmng "expense " of the <:ha1rmcn for the dn ve will be soc1ety ts 1ts program to pay announced soon Lhe county humane offtcer, Any amount wtll be accepted Gar) Gtll, $5 to cover personal fJ om contnbutors dunng the t1rne and costs m respondmg dnve However, a donation of and l.i1kmg approprliltc aclion $2 td $4 99 enlttles the gtver to t11 mstances of ammals bemg membership In the lot:al mtstrcated or need1ng !'IOCJC ty ContnbutJons of $5 and protectiOn from natural forces up entitle the giver to n1cm COM ING EVENTS bcrsh1p and vottng ''6htS The sprmg and early sum mer w11l be busy weeks for the humane soc1ety m other ways While the membershtp dnve "''11 continue through the sprmg, it r~blC s cltmc has been scheduled on May 19 at the county garage at the ra1rgrounds Dogs and cats .six month$ and older can get the shots from Dr Dan Notter of Ga lhpolts for $3 He also wtll lettet to Mayor Zc1kle follow I have been adv1sed of your telephone call to our Waslungton office of Apnl 25 rega rdmg the contmued threat of eroswn to the community's two sewage lagoons As my corre::;pondence of the past six months md1cates, l am deeply concerned about the Situation In your dt ~c ussJOn of the problem v.:1th my off1 ce, the Importance of the b1I1 H R 4904 tn expandtng the authortty or the us Army Cor ps of Engmeers was un. derscored As we mentwned, one sectJOn of the btU would gtve the Corps the authortly to bUild protective '.\Orks along the Ohw R1ver from Cmcmnatt to New Matamoras The leg1slatwn IS prescnlly bemg conSidt!Jcd by the House' Public Works Cornm1ttee I I hav'c dnccted a letter to the Chuir· man of that Commtttee, strongly urgmg prompt approvill of H R 4904 so tht~t thC" broader authontJ the Corps needs tn nverbank eroston p1 ojects be p1 ovtded at the earliest opportumty Because of the nature of the problem fa cmg MiddlepOJ t's sewage facllllles , I have also t:on4tcted the Dtrector of the Oh1o Envu onrnental ProtectJQn Agenq ( EP .I ) 111 Coiumbu~ requeshng EPA ·s Continued on page 3 PROBE CONTINUED GALLIPOLIS - Gailta shenf£'s have on hand d1stemper shots ~ deputies Saturday contmued an tn· for an additiOnal charge vestlgatwn mto a break1ng and entenng at 1\ membership tea wtll be the Robert L Scurlock restdence, Rt l, held later this spnng with Mrs Rickman as hostess at her Vmton Depuhes satd someone entered the spacwus home on Grant St , home by breakmg a Y.JndO\\' M1ssmg "'as em e\ectnc toastt'r, 30 cup coffee urn and Middleport rn July the socte ty wtli hold table decoralions Two battenes \\ere 1t.s second Charter Day Dmner, taken from a bulldozer owned by Benme to \\ l'nch all members and_the Cardwell \\ luch was parked on the &wlock property pubhc are wclcorpe ' �• r - 3~ The Sunday Tunes-Sentmei,Sund;lf, Aprtl29,1973 ,_ .... TheSWiday Times -Sentinel, Sunday, April29, 1973 .....: .... WIN AT aRtDGE hnuatJon were very bad ~lavs South had !ned to use Blackwood and Wes t' s fiveclub call had made 1t Impossible for orth to show aces • 65 ~- WEST . 10 8 6 3 EAST •3 • •• Voad us• 1r.. 64 3 -. J\.J1 0943 SOUTH . 109 ¥ AKQJt 09852 . . .' .~} ~~:. .9 . Q :1-."~ ~!!-...•North·South vulnerable ~'WIIst ~~orth 1 .. East 2. South 4NT. Pass 6 'I Pass Redble P ass Pass Pass Openmg lead- • A 5. Dbie Pass Dble -~ the catch·as-calch can sys - tem he was ustng Hence tl was very l1kel y that South held two smgle1ons and a club sh1£t was mdtcated However, West should not have d o u b I e d and East should ha\ e gone to seven clubs Seven c I u b s would only be d o w n one w1th a spade lead At the other table South played •n and made a safe and sane f1ve hearts so a seven-club call would have p r o d u c e d a mce pront agamst even the be s t defense . K872 · A·KQJO ... H2 ' Both East's diamond Signal and West's d1amond con. NOI!m ( D ) . AKQJ;2 ¥ 7 B,1 os.. ald & James Jacob)• Some years ago the late Albert Morehead , one of the greatest brtdge analysts of . · all time, pomted out that tn "' total pomt and IMP tea1r. ' • matches tt never pa1d to nsk a: big swmg by lettmg your opponen ts make a redoubled doubled or even undoubted slam contract Here IS a hand from an Important match m the early '60s to 1Uustrate thts South 's JUmp to st x hearts was a fnghtful b1d Has redouble even worse but he came out wath all the marbles West opened the ace of dia monds East s1gnalled w1th t1te etght and Weslled a second diamond . whereupon the slam came home. -:; -;' .• .. •' .·:· ·..;.... ·:-: Voice along Br'Tf ay • Property ' BY JACK O' BRIAN NAMA TH SCR IM~IAGES JOCULARLY NEW YORK t KFSl - Joe Namath houseguested w1th Hugh Hefner at Playboy's Ch1cago org1asbc pad Joe gnnned and dectded , 'Looks hke I'm gotng to start playmg early thts year." No one gets patd often 1n off-off-Bdwy theaters - and there are 160 of them; shows hO\\ many Bdwy actors are outa work London gets the delightful '·Two Gentlemen of Verona" thiS week The TV shQwlng of ''My Fall' Lady" tsn:~ untal next season but NBC peddled half-· sponsorship alread)' - at record prices , btgger than Superbowl lees 1t's guessed . Film dtrector Peter Bogdanov1ch and one..flote crJtic John S1mon are at H1gh ~uon Even Picasso prtnts and cop1es JUO!ped postbumously 25 pet. 1n Madtson Ave art shops . New late Easts1de spot IS Patch's fnn Lures stayups such as Ben Vereen1 Rhonda Flemmg, Jean Stapleton Bunker, Rod Gtlbert of the Rangers Fine for a start a JOSEPH KOUNS SYRACUSE - Airman Joseph B. Kouns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan E. Kouns of Syrac Wie , has been assJgned to Keesler AFB, Miss., alter tompleting Air Force basic traming He bas been uslgned lo the Teebnleal Training Center at Keesler for speciaUzed training in the atr traffic control held. Airman Kouns is a 1971 graduate of South Point High SchooL 3 NT. Choctaw story ' .AJ ~ood TODAY'S QUESTIO!'I Instead of b1ddmg four notrump }OUr partner has bid four spades What do you do now ? ,_ . Untcramble these four Jumbles, otwli letter to each square, to f-orm four ordmary word1. e,,.,.,..., _ _ --·- ..,. D '[URSTY J I IJ I r WH5N iENPISJ<:LY AFFE.CT5D 3Y HIS HOI':6EO. • Now anance the circled lettera to fonn the 1urpnH &niWer, u I ......- -.. I (IIIIX I I I.I] y.......,.. (AD.wcn MoodiiJ) l lumbltoa DOUSI EMPTY THRESH HYMNAL ANwer1 80111 to set rid oflean-SHID THEM NEW BOOKS RELEASED FICTION Generation Rap • • •'. By Hell'n and Sue Bottel '•• Dear Rap· • ~ •• Pol petto, ,by Fr ank Mele , The Dark Palazzo by V1rgm1a Coffman The Boondock s, by De smond Lowden , Ann Apparent, by t;.~ma Bawden , The St on~ Matden , by A lexandra Manner s ~E SHA~ E'~ ~ I S ~e:.:..;:.~ HE SAYS !olE CA'>I.E TO Ff.Oil!I>A TO GET A - .1N il.Nb ON il-11S • Want to Help a "Fraend"? C~OWDEC> BEAC!-1 NON -FtCTtON l wonder if your readers could help cheer a ltttle paralyzed ~ Meet Me m the Doghouse, by Bru ce Colen , Song and Dance Man the art of Bob Dylan , by Mt chael Gray, Pets and Plants tn Mmtature Gardens, by Jack Kramer , The Btg Apple Cook book , by Loyta Woodtng , Popular Chmese Cookery , by Ali so n Burt. The Human Nat ure Industr y, oy Ward Cannel The Power of Play by Fr~nk Caplan, The Wtzard of We stwood, by Coach John Wooden 1 The Book of Repttles by Lanworn Herb & Sptce Cookery , by Mont ca Mawson , Mt xer & Blender Cookbook , by Myra Str.eet, Weav1ng rs Creattv e, by J ean Wilson , Gu1de to Needlecraft, by Joan Frsher , He len Van Pe lt Wil son's Own Garden and Landscape Book , A Walden Two Experrment , by Ka thl een Ktnkade From Polrhcs to Ptety, by Jacob Neusner , The Wttch's Brble. by Gavtn Frost Pu litzer' s Post dt spatch, 1878 1883, by Rammelkamp , Good Dog ( Bad Dog, by Mordecat Stega\, Myself When Young .~ by Arthur Krock . Shared Par hctpattOn, by Warren E. Av rs, The Moral Revolut 1o n, by Joseph Sorrent tno, Ivory, by 0 Betgbedet Sporttng Guns, by Rtchard Akehurst , The Art and Scrence of Ta kmg to the boy. ' • { ; •-- ~ ' • ; • • ' ~ •••• • ' It's been stxmonths smce Tunothy Copeland'sacc1dent Last October he fell from a tree, fracturmg hl.'l spme. Stnce then he 's had two operations and a bone graft Doctors say the longer there is no sensation m h1s legs, the less chance there lS that he'll ever -agam z; Nevertheless the brave e1ght-year-<Jld KNOWS be'U make 11. He asked for (and rece1ved ) a new bicycle for Chrtstmas It's standmg m hl.'l room, wa1tmg for the tune when he'll be able to ride to basketbaU and baseball agam But Timothy can't help feelm g lonely He 's m a therapy center through the week and only gets home on weekends Letters would make the tune go much faster - and I'm sure your yoWlg readers' words of encouragement could make hun realize that we 're all pullmg for that hrst step Please, won't many, many people wrtte to nn;othy Copeland, Kessler Institute of Rehab1htatwn, Pleasant Valley Way. West Orange, New Jersey, 07052 ' - AFRIENDOFTHEFAMILY : Rap • , •, '~ •• • • I always satd I'd never have sex w1th a guy unless I was truly m love. I thought I was Jun and I have been together for five montlls, and I'm so mLXed up I hate myseH and some tunes even hiln, but I stay wtth him because if I admitted I never loved hiln, then 1t would just have been an ugly affatr and I'd have thrown away somethmg I valued for nothing . Jim treats me rottener and rottener When he tsn 't bemg tembly jealous and bossy, he 1gnores me I guess we'll end up marned because if we didn't, I'd feel t~ guilty I've hates thts sneaking around and decemng my folks. I'm just not like other gtrls who think sex ts okay With a frtend . lt has to be complete love to be rtght , ahd how do you make thmgs nghtagam if you aren't m love? - SORRY AND GUILTY Woods, by C B Colby Sorry and Gwlty . l ··You sound like the kmd of defeatist who would say, " I guess I'H stay tn a rotten mamage" JUS! because. you made the mistake of choosmg the wrong man Stop puntshmg yourself You two were probably m love once, but feelmgs change, espectally when gu1lt and possesstveness take over. If It's f1mshed -leave,and don 't look back . - HELEN Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted - Raymond Hartley, Racme , Clara Grueser, Minersville ; Mayme Custer, Raclne; Davld Parsons, Syracuse ; Roberta Smtih, AMANDA PANDA ------~-~ ---- tAF~E~"jo . ~-and Gwlty Lots of people thesP days get a "dtvorce" without the wed· ding. No mistake IS fatal {or un!orgtvable ) il you learn from 1t, and don't keep makmg 1t long after you know you should have quit. - SUE -. +++ Dear Helen and Sue I'm 15 and my boyfrtend {18) ts m the Air t:orce m South Carolina. A frtend of ours (boy ) ts going down to see him when school's out aod wants me to come along We'll be there two weeks. My mother IS agatnst this, but satd she would ab1de by your de~ons . Sue, I hope you try to persuade your mother 1f ,•he ntellls persuasion . Whatever, thanks - HOPEFUL MASSACHUSEITS GIRL Ew1ngton i I HarriSon, Middleport; Helen Knotts , Langsville Dtscharged Sheila Folmer, Walter Wea rs , Rebecca Smith, Mary Ramey, Myrtle Hamson, Carl Rowe I IT AlSO 6£61NS I I FooT. ..... I I I I I I __________________________ _______ . "J ~ l '"'l ~oolo. ... . "i "' I Lawrence r-------------------· ~l'i0~) : I : II 1 I TIMES-~l::'TI't:l '' ' ' · Sorry, but you get a solid " No' vote from the Bottels Even If persuade my mother, I wouldn't try - SUE : Pu~ ,,~ • ., r· ••, ~~~~ • "' ~~t "'~ •o I w• 'hc. .o. ou.• vo• v '! " • o~ o~ .. L• "~~ ~ ,~:,;~ .: ·7 ~:. ~~· 1 ~ · e uN t .'..~·~~ .::~;: 1I I I h lu•Oh ' •"•~o '' ~' <>o,. oQ• <>~ <1 •' I tI " • "'''"'l><!!O o~o ... ''&l 1I lY- E .. TNh •n c"~" ~ · Poo., •• o• 0 ·~ •• •~c -~~" h~ ! • " """ dd> •v •~ ~9 •· •~ " ' I I ~~~ ·d ~ y E M.. f-~ • • •• <o~ <l c """ ..- . I ~• 1 t 1 "'"""'lEI!Y •' "c..,.,•r"• o ~ o "o" ou .. ~ ~ IJ' 'U ti"~ u• o.. N I e, <• 1• r •tt• 1 "'" ' L I ~a ' ' ~"d ~~ '<l" • >.\l !) '>~ " ' " r•O N TOIO(;~ I IIO >.l•o~~ · 1.,,, ,,. 0" f•U•1 ' 1111l Dear Hopeful. P• gor ~AlES "O~O~~<IWnl ••'"'O"'M I I I t~~•u ''"'~' ~ • h .}t; tU.fiii'J:.~• ...-co"t ... , 1 I U \ • '"'~'-"' "' 11 ' " ' ' ' ,..,on u•• \ 10¢ I fOI, C ~ II it " " f O~P YUI 1)t\°• 00 I • t 1 "''"''M" 11 ,, •• "'""'M ,, 1 I I 1 1 1 I I ~~ .. ~" ''" "r•u ' " ' ''"~"o"• ' ' •• 1 ~u~~~·~•,:,",' ~P1d11 ,.o ,'~;,~~·.~';; ~~~',! •::: I I "••up•p•• ' "" t hOh'""' "''"" •"" '"• too a1 ,..,., I I ~-- -~--------------~ ' Acres, Lebanon. Lovell Leroy H1te, Arlie W1lina H1te to Nora Cambron, Parcels, Salisbury. BRAS BANNED LONDON [ UPI ) Brassieres will be banned when gtrls of the Brthsh Broadcasttng Corp. ( BBC ) meet their male colleagues m a rugby match Sunday, orgamzer Jlm Newsom sa1d , today " It was dec1ded that !be bra w1res could be dangero~.· · 1 Newsom sa1d "The g1rls have beell trammg seriously and want no holds barred " Film 4 ( Basketba ll 10 4 00 - Marshall News Meet1ng 33 4 15 - Howard Cosell 6, 13 4 30 - Audubon W1ldl rfe Theatre 33 , Golf Tournament 6, 13 , NHL Act10n 8 5 00 - An1mal Wor ld 8, l ass1e 10, R1pples 33 5 30 - CBS Sports Illustrated 8, Anrmal World 10, Ses,ame ~t 33 6 00 - . News 4, 60 Mtnutes 8, 10, Llo yd Brrdge s 3, Kathryn Kuhlman ' 15 6 JO - Untamed World 6. NBC News 3, 4, 15, I' ve Got A Sec ret 13 ; Human Drmens10n 33 7 00 - LawrenceWel k \3, UFO a >In The Know 10 , Zoom 20 , 33 , Watt Till Your Father Gets Home 6 , Safa rr to Adventure 3, Thts Is Your L1fe 4, Cr1ss Award 15 7 30 - Let's Make A Dea l 6, D1ck Van Dyke 10, World of D1sney 3, 4, 15 , Salute to Sprmg 20, 33, Wil d Ktngdom 10 , Bo lero 20, 33 8 00 - MASH 8, 10 , FBI6, 13, On loan from Russ ta 41 French Masterpteces 20, 33 , Hex Ram sey 3, 4, 15 7 oo--Masterptece Theatre 20. 33, M ov•e' My Son John " 6, 13 9 30 - Barnaby Jones a, 10 10 00 - F rnng Lme 20, 33 10 3Q---We Th•nk You Should Know 3 Evtl Touch 8, Htqh Road to. Adventure 10, Pol tce Surgeon 15 , Bobby Goldsboro 4 1l 00 - News 3. 4,a. 10, 15 11 15 - News 6, a, 10.13 11 30- Johnny Carson 4 15 News 13 , Movte " She Wrote the Book," 10 11 45 - Dtck Cavett 13 1 00- News 4 MONDAY , APRIL30, 1973 6 00 - Sunnse Semtnar 4, Sacred Heart 10 6 15 - Farmttme 10 , English 3 6 20 - Farm Report 13 6 25- Paul Harvey 13 6 30 - Columbu s Today 4 , B tble Answe rs 8, Good News 13. School Scene 10 6 45 - Corncob Report 3 6 55 - Take Frve for L1fe 15 7 00 - Today 3, 4, 15. News Weather. Spo rts 6, CBS News 8, 10, J eff 's Col l1e 13 7 30- Romper Room 6., Sleep y Jeffers 8 Rocky & Bullwmkle 13 ' Popeye 10 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 10 New Zoo Revue 13, Lasste 6 Sesa me lagoons The Mayor of Mtddleoort has .;tdv1sed us that wtthtn the next 51){ months, the eros1on could well result tn the seepage of !Continued from Page II thousands of gallons of untreated sewage GALLIPOLIS - Area restdenls are partiCipation m correcting the matter . mto the Oh10 Rtver In add1t1on to the tn flux of raw sewage mto th~ nver. the city rcm1nded that today's contert by Chnshne Letter to Blatntk Holzer Harvey, p1amst, wtU begm at 2 p m would also lose rts sewage treatment Following l.'l Mr. Miller's letter, 1n capabtl tty I am enctosmg a September m the Gallta Academy H1gh School part, to the Hon. John Blatnik, chatrman, 1972 Corps or Engtneers report w~'UCh aud1tonum elaboraies on the Middleport srtvafton House Public Works Comm1tlee : We also have cases where pnvate The program w11l benefit the French On behalf of a number ol communtlles home land and rtch farmland along the located along the Ohto Rtver 1n Oh1o has been sltpptng mto the Ohto 's Art Colony's work at R1verby and w11l be Southeastern Oh1o, I would like to urge the waters as the d~rect result of unchecked • followed by " receptaon there for Mrs. Committee's prompt and favorable con eroston Harv~y T•ckets are $3 for adults and $2 for stderatton of H R. 4904 - the Omn1bus In my est1mahon , approval of H R ch1ldren Tickets may be purchased at the R1vers and Harbors Act 4904 lnclud1ng that language e){pandtng the My pnmary tnterest 1s tn that author1ty of the Army Corps of Engrneers door Amendment to the btl! whtch I sponsored in nverbank erosion control operat1ons gtvtng the U S Army Corps of Engmeers 1s essentral fhe authority to undertake protecttve Letter to Wh1tman • measures to prevent rtverbank erosion And below are excerpts from Cong the walls of the sewage lagoons contmue to along the Ohto Rtver from Crncmnaft to Mtller 's. letter to Dr Ira Whtlman , New Matamoras, Oh io Pnvate property dtrector , Oh1o Env rronmental Protect ron erode, not only wtll be sewage eventually poui- tnto the Oh1o. but the communtty owners, tnd tvLdual businesses and com Agency , Columbus treatment system will be lett vi rlually mun1t1es all along the Ohio have $Usta1ned A sduation of most s~rtous con rnoperattve senous f1nanctal losses and economtc sequences ts facing the communtty of Mtddle port Mayor John Zerkle ardsh tps as the result of steady rrverbank Mtddleport, located along the Ohro Rtver estimates thai, at the present rate the ros•on tn fv\e1gs County reta1n.ng walls wil l wtthstand the erOSiOn The communtty of Pomeroy, located For some ftme now, nverbank eroston for no longer lhan soc more months 1n Mergs County, for example, was has endangered the lago on sewage Stnce the S1lua11on we ' ve oullmed recently rorced to c lose out a ctf'( parktng treatment..system of the communi ty The endangers bolh the envtronment and the factllty due to the extenstve sltppage of the sewage lagoon retam ing walls are slowly. sewage treatmenl system ot an ent~re property .nto the Oh io An adjacent but stead1ly , berng eroded by the walers of communrty , I' m requesllng that EPA 101n communrty - Mtddleport - tS fac 1ng the the 01-uoand 1he poss1bdtty of thousands of w1lh us the commumty. and the Corps of threat of tncreased eros1on of the retamtng gallons ol raw sewage betng dumped tnto Eng1neers tn seekmg a workable solutt on banks of the communtty ' s two sewage the nver 's ma1nstream mcreases da tly If to the problem Erosion Concert is today By T. Allan Wolter District Ranger IRONTON - Background tnformalton for !be ar!Jcles that appear m thts column comes from a vanety .of sources The mater1al for th1s one got tO me m a most unusual fashion Several weeks ago my son was rwnmagmg around m the atttc of our garage when he discovered two very old w1ldhfe atlases (large hard covered record books) contammg records from the m1d 1930s, m other words, from the begmmng of the Wayne Nattonal Forest. No doubt one of the ftrst rangers had forgotten them when he moved away ' was a Located m one of the atlases real treasure, a 1937 narrative w1Jdhfe report by thetr Forest Supervisor, R. B McKennan Forest J-Ieadquarters at the time were m Columbus mstead of the present locatton of Bedford, Ind. Of special mterest are the condt!Jons that existed at the ttme report was wntten (1937 ). " Lumber tndustry a nd agncultural development grea tl y reduced wildlife numbers through huntmg and the destructton of Its natural hab1tat The forested area of Ohto was reduced by 47 pet between the years of 1880 and 1920. The populatton of Ohto has mcreased until today 1t has an average of 70 people per square m1le This present ' population ts largely composed of mmors and farm ers who are obhged to e:ttst on a very meager mcome They have hltle regard of game laws and their continuous pursmt of what little game rema ms makes management extremely d1ff1cult If not ImposSible The present food and cover condttJOns over most of the area are not conducive to the development of w1ldhfe " Wildlife , food , cove r and predation were problems m 1937 as ev1denced by these remarks m the report " Man tS und oubtedly the ch1cf predator throughout th e enllre forest The dense rural populatton hunt the year round w1thout regard to seasons or bag hm1ts Th1s hunhng IS prac· tically all w1th dogs wh1ch makes 1t much worse Th1s contmual huntmg constitutes a ternf1c dram of the wlldhfe resources Domestic dogs and ca ts probably are the next most Importan t predators Census figures show about 5 dogs and 4 cats per section These preda tors, both by necess1ty and desire , prey, upon the small upland game and btrds " Game law enforcement was also a problem " The game Law Enforcement Offlcer are too few m number to adequately cope w1th the problem To obtam an enforcement agency compatible wtlh the problem would be almost proh1b1tlve " Some proposals were offered tn the report to con nect some of the problem Most have been co nnected w1th the passage of time and more KELtY BIG GUN In 1964, Prmcess Irene of the BOSTON (UP! ) - Pat Kelly Netherlands was mamed m Rome to Prmce Carlos Hugo of hammered out three doubles and scored both Ch1cago runs Borbon-Parma. Saturday to g1ve the Wh1te Sox a 2-1 v1ctory over the Boston Red Sox Kelly opened th e ftrsl and thtrd mmngs w1th doubles to left and scored both limes He Tonight thru doubled to nght tn the f1fth Wednesday mnmg and walked tn the seventh for a perfect 3 for 3 day .1L1HN WFIBNE FINN•.MFIRDRE'I' that ltfted hts batlJng average to 486 on 17 hits m 35 tr1ps to RL1D the plate. I ROYALS WIN 3-2 DETROIT (UP! ) - Lou P1mel1a drove m three runs Columbus Stx Cal l tng 6 . Dt ck Van Dyke 13, Otnah Shore 3. 15, Jok er's Wtld a, 10 10 Jo-- Spltt Seco.nd 13 , Baff leJ, 4, 15. SIO ,OOO Pyram1d 8, 10 ' 4 00 - Mtster Cartoon 3 Love Amer1can Style 13, Huckleberry H~und & Yog1 Bear 6, Somerset 15, Sesame St 20. 3J. ,Movte ' Sca rl et Angel " 10 4 30-- Petttcoat Junc1 ton 3, I Love L ucy 6 Merv Grrfftn 41 Wtld , Wtld West 13 , Ma rshal Dillon 15 , Abbott & Costello 8 5 00 - Bonanza 3. 4, , HazelS , Mr Roger s 20, J3 , Andy Gnff1th 15, Btg Valley 6 5 30 - Beverl y Htllbdl tes 8, Elec Co, 33 , Gomer Py le 13, Death Valley Da ys 15, Hodgepodge Lodge 20 5 55 ~ Earl N1ghtlnga le 15 , 6 00 - News 3, 4, B. 10 15, ABC News 13 , Sesa me St 20 , Around The Bend 33 6 30 - ABC !"ews 6 , C,BS New s 8, 10, I Dream of Jeannte 13 . News 3, 4, lS i lns1ght 3l ' 7 00- T r Uth or t: onseq 3. Beat The Clock 4; News 6 10 Circus 1\l, What ' s My Ltne 8 Elec Co 20 . Read Your Way' Up JJ . Satnt 15, Take F1ve 5 7 30 - To Tell The Truth 6, Young Dr K1ldare 8 , Hollywood Squ ares 4, Trafftc Court 10 , Do You Read Me 20, Episode Achon 33 , ·Bobby Goldsboro J , Movte "Tarzan " 13 00 - Rowan"& Martm s Laugh In 3, -4 , 15, GVnsmoke 8, 10 . Rooktes 6 , Holl y wood 1 elev tSton 20 33 9 00 - Here 's Lue,y a, 10, Movies " The Ceremony" 3 .t, 15 , " Man Trap" 6, 13 ' 9 30 Dons Day 8, 10 , Book Beat 20, 33 10 OO - News20 , BtiiCosbya BellvueiO 10 30 - Wall Street Week 13 11 OO - News3.4,6,8, 10, \3,15 11 30- Johnny Carson 3. 4, IS, Jack Paar 6, 13, CBS New s Spectal 8, Movte " Beauty & THE Robot " 10 100 - News 13 , a . GALLIPOLIS Casby (Sk1p ) Meadows will serve as general Chairman Of the 1973 Gall1pohs River Rec reahon Fesltval Parade. Th1s was annouriced Saturday by a Galhpolts Area Ja)ot:ee spokesman, sponsor of the annual event Meadows IS associated w1th hts father, Casby Meadows Sr ., m the Emptre Furmture Co The e1ghth annual fest1val EXTENDED OUTLOOK Chance of rain dally. Highs generally in the lower to m1ddle 60s north and the upper 60s to Io"-er 70s south. Lo"'s m the 40s early Monday, "'arming to th e lower and middle 50s by Wed- parade w11l be held on Wednesday, July 4, bcgmmng at 10 a n1 m the Old French Ctty. All umts and 1ndav1duals planmng to parllclpate 1n lh1s year's parade are to report to U1c lmeup area at the corner of Fourth Ave and Court St by 9 am on July 4 Trophies w1ll be presented to u'!1ts m the followmg categones Floats - Most Patnollc, Old F'ash10ncd River Day and Rehgaous, Best Baton Group. Best Decorated Btke ; Oldest and Best Condttloned Ant1que Cars, Best lndJVtdual Costume. Equestnan and Best Marching Umt Theme thts year ts " 1776." Entry blanks are avatlable at the Galhpohs Chamber of Commerce Office, 16 State St , Galhpohs, or at Emp1re Furmture Co , 842Second Ave , Ga!Upoll.'l • SEOEMS to participate GALI.IPOLIS - Southeast Ohw's Emergency Medtcal Serv1ce Saturday announced that It wtll part1c1pate m Oh1o's Emergency Squad and Rescue Week celebratiOn as proclaimed by Governor John J Galligan for May 6-12 Plans are being made for the first emergency medtcal serv tce exhibit for Southeast at the Gallta County Jumor Fa1rgrounds on May 6 from 2-4 p m ' Area health and safety agenc1es are InVIted to participate m the event wh1ch wtll be opened to the pubhc 'tnformatton ca n be obtained by cal hng the SEOEMS Offtce at 592-6600 More detiuls Wtll be announced later Ohw l nesday. TONIGHT ONLY $2Q10FFON GIRDLES (11 ,, BRAS 01 on Bnef) {S!yleS11 20 27 220 227) These are rhe famous firm control g~rd/es and support bras tfJat are comtor1ab/e tor hours They remade w1th the exctus1ve Playtex stretch fabnc w1th the exact com bmalion of strength and softness for truly comfor1 abl.esvoaorr and control SAVE $2.01 on Glrdle!HBrlel s1 01 OffJ flee rs'' Mr M c k ennt~n offers foll owmg closmg remarks 1n report 'We <.~re dcftmte ly maktn g pr ovJston for a wtld hfe program on tins Forest for th1s year and m view of the mamfold cOm ph cat10ns and dtverstfJed problems mvolved, we beheve we should proceed cautiously and slowly smce the Forest Servtce ts now m this reg1on and has not up to th1s time entered mto w1Idltfc actJvttJes '' $101 OFF ON SAVE $1.01 BfleiXS 5 M L XL' Reg $!3 95 Now 1794 Shortle XSS M I X1 ' ROI] $10 95 Now$894 ~yerageleg 5 M L XL" XXL' !1eg $ 11 95 Now $9 94 Long leg S M l XL' XX L' Ileg $1 2% Now$1094 Girdle S M L XL' XXL' I~eg $10 9~ Now 58 94 High Wal&l Average lev S M l XL' XXL' Rog $14 95 Now.12 94 HlghWalltlongleg S M L XL' XXL'R~ $ 1595 Now$1314 HillhWalstGirdlo S M L XL' XXL'R09 $1 2 95 Nowt1094 nL xxL -Admiss1on ADULTS $1.50 Ch1ldren under 12 m car admitted Free. 11 OO Mo•cJ AA on Bras (Styles 'ff'20, 27,220, 227) RegullrBra -Siylo~0/27 34 36A 32 428 32 42C 32 <~ 20 ' J24600·Re(l $600 Now6499 ,.. H Long Une Bra - Style !f2201227 34 426 34,44C 34 440' 34 4600' l<~ t~~ ,.,~ Reg $900 NowU99 ('0 DD - $10Q Mor<J) ~ DEPARTMENT STORE ; ~ ~ SILVER '"~~,I.~~!.. !~!L~·-! ~~~ ~:«<"4!ltiU.l!?~~~"''B-mf.,%·\{t;-;~fim ~"¥;,.,:ii~:<.~w~ ~w~ ~ ~'t%t' SALE ENDS MAY 4 , 1973 z'; ,r; , .. ,,_.,, •., t""'" ,, ~ , ., ,., ,, t•• ,, ,, Oll'o. , , " " " '"~t 10000. "~.. ,,.... ,,.,.., I n"' " ol o •• .,., , G. ... I o•l .. ., ' " ' • ''"' ' " ' " c,.,.. '",,..Moo ...,. ,,,.. '"''"'' to<<~ " "' ""' "' ..,, •·-· ' I 0' '""~ ' ' " ' lOll""""' I •• ~• o "'"" "'"< 1... ••• ' "' ' .,.,., loll,. lo• .. • • '""" ' """ ,.., .. 'I . With a tw o-out double on a 3-2 pitch m the seventh mmng Sa turday to gtve the Kansas Ctty Royals a 7-4 v1ctory over the Detrmt T1gers dJ Co nes of th e suga 1 ptne e longer t han 20 Inches MASON DRIVE-IN (/i,t If Income Taxes And Oth~r Bills Are Making You Feel All Alone ••• ,on W Vd /l(,uloonN t qhtl~ MEIGS THEATRE Ton1ght , Aprtl29 Tontght Mon Tue'i Aprtl29 30, May 1 Double Fea ture Program BOMBER Marloh Brando AI Pacmo . KANSAS CITY THE GODFATH ER (Color Raquel Welch Kevm M cCarthy l PGI Cartoons J Stooges Otl Day Show start s 7 p m (RJ - Pius.- " THE POSSESSION OF JOEL DELANEY" Sh•rley Mac lame I Rl '· !CEC!EAM TODAY/ 13 Ch~W I , HAVE 9 25 - Chuck Whtte Reports 10 9 30 - To Tell the Truth 3, Jeopard y6, Hol ly wood 's Talktng 10 11 00 - Pa ssword 13, Sale of the Centu ry 3 4, 15 , Love Amer tcan Style 6 , Gamb1t8. 10, Elec Co 20 11 30 --- Bewttched 6, 13, Hollywood Squares 3, 4, 15 , Love of L1fe 8, 10, Sesame St 10 11 55 - News Dan I mel's World 10 12 00 - Password 6 , News 10, 13 , Contact a, Bob Braun 50 50 Club 4, Jeopardy 3. 15 12 30 - Spltt Second 6 , 3 W's 3, 15 , Search torT omorrow 8, 10 12 55 - NBC News 3, 15 1 00 - All My Children 6 13 , News 3 , Secret Storm 8, Green Acres 10, Not For Wom en Onl y 15 1 20- Fashtons 1n Sewtng 3 1 30 - 3 On A Match 3, 4, 1~ . Let's Make A Dea l 13, As the World Turns 8, 10 Bowltng 6 2 00 - Days of Our Lt ves 3, 4, 15 , New lywe d Game 13, M1ke Douglass 6 Gu•dmg Ltght 8, 10 2 30 - Doctor s 3, 4, 15, Datmg Game 13 . Edge of Ntght a, 10 3 00- Another World 3 4 15 Genera l Hospita l 6, 13 , Pnce Is Rtg ht 8, 10 . Understandmg Afrrca 10 3 30 - Return of Peyton Place 3, 15, One Ltfe to Ltve 6, 13 , Secret Storm 10 , M erv Gntftn B Phil Donahue 4 French enlightened laws A law to enable State Conservatton Conmusswner to appo ml Forest Officers as deputy Sl<!le Game Wardens A law to make -use of dogs m pursu1t of small upland game and btrds 11legal Separatton of huntm g and trappmg hcenses Law to make sale of game 1llegal Esl<!bllsbment of several refuges of proper s1ze tn most su1lable localtons t;;stabltshment of closed seasolls of all ga me m ceJtam areas where feas1ble form <.1 lau. enforcement slandpomt Plantm~ game food and cover on the ad jacent to ref uge areC:~S 1 partlcula1ly cover plantmgs Constructwn of nurnerous small game watenng places Th1s 1lem 1s m our op1mon one of the hnntmg factors m Lh1s area Pubhc rela1tons shou ld tnclu~c w1ldltfe conscrvatton as 1t IS only through lhts m ean s that adequc~te la w enforcement wtl l be obt(:lmed Encourage rncreases m nwnbcr of law enfor~e ment of- . St 33 8 30 - Jack LaLanne 13 New Zoo Revue6 a 55 - Loca l News 13 9 00 - Paul Dtxon 4 Ph tl Don ah ue 15 , Capt Kangaroo 8 . Fnend ly Junction 10, AM 3. Let's Make A Deal6 , Ben Casey 10 00 - Meadows heads festival parade Your Wayne National Forest Cartoon Remember • • • a, HOSPITAL NEWS • , Ralph W Ours, Murl Ours to Gary Jones, Janet Jones, 70 6 30 - Th 1s Week 4, Newsmaker '73 13 , Bob Harrtngton 6, A Homely Pla ce 10 f 7 00- Commun 1que 6, Old Ttme Gospel Hour 13. T1me or T1moth y 4, A V1s1t1ng Angel 10 RIO 6RANDE - Memters 7 30 - Fa•fh tor Today 8, Rev 1val F1 res 6, Herald of Truth 3. of the Soc1al Problems Camera Thr ee 10 Laborator y class at R1 o 8 00- Leonard Repass a, Gospel Caravan 6, Church Serv tce 13, Mormon Chotr 3, Day ol D1scovery 4 . Btl ly James Harg1s Grande College who recenUy and hrs All Amencan K1ds 10 spent thetr sprtng break a 30 - Oral Roberts 3, You r Hea lth 4, Day of Dtscovery 8 , Rex work1n g w1th the Choctaw Humbard 13, Rev tval Frres 15 Kathryn Kuhlan 6 , Don Young 10 Indtans m M1ss tsstpp1 will 8 55- Black Dameo 4 Present a program on thetr 9 oo - Stngmg J ub1lee 3, Cadle Cha pel4 , Oral Robeds 10. Rex Humbard 6 , Old Fashtoned M ee ttng 8 acti v1bes Monday , Bp.m. m the 9 30 - Church by S1 de of the Road 4, Globetrotters 8, Re v college dmmg hall Charles Norr1s 13 , Mov1e "Captatn from Cast tle" 10 Th• program ts open to the 10 00 - Church Se r vtce 4, Curroslty Shop 6, 13 , Garden Club 8 1 Fa 1th for Today 15 , This ts th e Ltfe 3 publJc and IS free The 10 15 - Factng Ltfe a presentatiOn ts very timely as 10 30- lnstght 4, VtewpotntB , Thts IS The Lt fe 15 Capt am Noah It dep1cts true-life sttuattons of 3 the Amert can lnd1ans The . 11 00- Po tnt of Vrews 6 Joy In L tv tng 13 . Focus on Sunday 4, Camers Three a, Consumer Report 15 program wtll constst of sltdes, 11 30 - Make A Wtsh6, 13 , CBPA Bowltnq 6 authentic Choctaw music, and 12 00 - Ca lvtn E va ns 13. Rex Humbard a, Urban Lea9ue Presents lO, Sacred Heart 15, Co lumbu s Town Meettng 10, tapes of the language recorded Meet the Pre ss 3, 4 durtng the v 1s1t t o 12 15 - Open B1ble 15 12 30 - Re vrval F.res \3, World Champtonshtp Tenn ts 3, 4, 15 Phlladelp!Jia , Mtss 1 00- Lower Ltghthouse 13, Dlrecttons 6 . WHA Play Off 8, 10 Followin g the formal World Champ1onshtp Tenn •s 3 4, 15 1 30 - Issues & Answers 6, 13 program , there w1ll be a - NBA Play Off 6, 13 quest10n and answer pertod 2J 00 00 - Stanley Cup Play Off 3 4 where the eleven students who 3 30 - Stanley Cup Ploy Off 15 Wom en's Golf 8, U S -USSR . • ••' Lebanon. SUNDAY. APRtl29, 1973 6 00 - spent a week on the Choctaw Reservation w11l be avatlable to respond to the audience. Thts ts an opportun1ty for area res1denls to learn firsthand what life Jl!l an lndtan Reservation Js a.U about IUJIUIH b71he above clrloon. Beal. John W1U1am Orr, Elame P1gass1 Orr to l..tw&s Sauer, llelen Lauer, Lots, Middleport. [)()rothy Durgee, Claude E Durgee to L.ewts Sauer, Helen • S•wer, Lots 2, I, 3, 4, Middleport. Charles D Yost, Margaret Ycmt to State of Oh1o, Ease , Television Log will be told by Rio class !\-Pass Your pa.rtner·s bid IS a no- trump ra1 se-not Black- ~IYMID!1rn;IJ..J --'!J-.~ Sauer, dec'd. to 1..-ewts Sauer, Kenneth Sauer, Rodney Sauer, Dorothy Durgee , Cert of Trans , Middleport Anna Mary Orr, dec'd to John Orr, Mary Martha Orr Jamtson, Margaret Ehzabeth Orr Beal, John Wtlllam Orr, A!f of Trans , Mtddleport lrene Htckmall , Earl HICk· man, Harold Sauer, Fay Sauer, Richard Sauer, James Burhanan , V1rg1ma Buchanan, George Buchanan ,. . Vera Buchanan, Rodney Sauer, Lew1s Sauer, Helen R. Sauer, Kenneth W Sauer, Gaye Sauer, John Orr to LewiS Sauer, Helen Sauer, Lots, M1ddleport Mary Martha Orr JamJson , Paul W Jamtson, Margaret Eltzabeth Orr Beat, J Rodne) LewJs South Pass 4 NT Pass You, South, hold .K 65 ¥~ 32 .KQ1 086 What do you do now? .• MFE Transfers {NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I The b1ddmg has ~en " es t :Sorth East Meigs ::: 7 Everything Wrong,Siam Is In ·- ·. .-.; .; .; :;. . ·. -:---·-.·<-:<:, ;.....· -=----<•"•>: _._• ,.,• ;•;:·-,:;:;. Since 1859 ' DEE•LICIO(Is We're Loaners, Too! I)EE-l0Vt"t WEO WHHf ECO NOMY ORIGI N.I.HS Everything Is Guaranteed To SatisfyOr Money Back WHOLE OR SHANK PORTION HAMS LB. 69~ ----------TURKEY LEG QUARTERS OR BOX OF CHICKEN .LB. 49~ --See Harold Thom-pson or Lou Lutton eSODAS eSLUSHES ePARFAITS DELICIOUS "THE OlD BANK WITH NEW IDEAS" SUNDAES • ' eBANANA SPliTS "Home of That Old Fashion Goodne.~.~ '' • / ~c.o•r•ne.i.r.se.co•n•d•&•O•Itv•e_ _ __...__•G•a•111•po•lt•s••o.hi•o_ . L------tt:,l.:l: ,O_Y:.;E:,A,:.:R.:.:S:_:O.;.F_S:.E:.R_V..I~C-E_"_______~_./ �• r - 3~ The Sunday Tunes-Sentmei,Sund;lf, Aprtl29,1973 ,_ .... TheSWiday Times -Sentinel, Sunday, April29, 1973 .....: .... WIN AT aRtDGE hnuatJon were very bad ~lavs South had !ned to use Blackwood and Wes t' s fiveclub call had made 1t Impossible for orth to show aces • 65 ~- WEST . 10 8 6 3 EAST •3 • •• Voad us• 1r.. 64 3 -. J\.J1 0943 SOUTH . 109 ¥ AKQJt 09852 . . .' .~} ~~:. .9 . Q :1-."~ ~!!-...•North·South vulnerable ~'WIIst ~~orth 1 .. East 2. South 4NT. Pass 6 'I Pass Redble P ass Pass Pass Openmg lead- • A 5. Dbie Pass Dble -~ the catch·as-calch can sys - tem he was ustng Hence tl was very l1kel y that South held two smgle1ons and a club sh1£t was mdtcated However, West should not have d o u b I e d and East should ha\ e gone to seven clubs Seven c I u b s would only be d o w n one w1th a spade lead At the other table South played •n and made a safe and sane f1ve hearts so a seven-club call would have p r o d u c e d a mce pront agamst even the be s t defense . K872 · A·KQJO ... H2 ' Both East's diamond Signal and West's d1amond con. NOI!m ( D ) . AKQJ;2 ¥ 7 B,1 os.. ald & James Jacob)• Some years ago the late Albert Morehead , one of the greatest brtdge analysts of . · all time, pomted out that tn "' total pomt and IMP tea1r. ' • matches tt never pa1d to nsk a: big swmg by lettmg your opponen ts make a redoubled doubled or even undoubted slam contract Here IS a hand from an Important match m the early '60s to 1Uustrate thts South 's JUmp to st x hearts was a fnghtful b1d Has redouble even worse but he came out wath all the marbles West opened the ace of dia monds East s1gnalled w1th t1te etght and Weslled a second diamond . whereupon the slam came home. -:; -;' .• .. •' .·:· ·..;.... ·:-: Voice along Br'Tf ay • Property ' BY JACK O' BRIAN NAMA TH SCR IM~IAGES JOCULARLY NEW YORK t KFSl - Joe Namath houseguested w1th Hugh Hefner at Playboy's Ch1cago org1asbc pad Joe gnnned and dectded , 'Looks hke I'm gotng to start playmg early thts year." No one gets patd often 1n off-off-Bdwy theaters - and there are 160 of them; shows hO\\ many Bdwy actors are outa work London gets the delightful '·Two Gentlemen of Verona" thiS week The TV shQwlng of ''My Fall' Lady" tsn:~ untal next season but NBC peddled half-· sponsorship alread)' - at record prices , btgger than Superbowl lees 1t's guessed . Film dtrector Peter Bogdanov1ch and one..flote crJtic John S1mon are at H1gh ~uon Even Picasso prtnts and cop1es JUO!ped postbumously 25 pet. 1n Madtson Ave art shops . New late Easts1de spot IS Patch's fnn Lures stayups such as Ben Vereen1 Rhonda Flemmg, Jean Stapleton Bunker, Rod Gtlbert of the Rangers Fine for a start a JOSEPH KOUNS SYRACUSE - Airman Joseph B. Kouns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan E. Kouns of Syrac Wie , has been assJgned to Keesler AFB, Miss., alter tompleting Air Force basic traming He bas been uslgned lo the Teebnleal Training Center at Keesler for speciaUzed training in the atr traffic control held. Airman Kouns is a 1971 graduate of South Point High SchooL 3 NT. Choctaw story ' .AJ ~ood TODAY'S QUESTIO!'I Instead of b1ddmg four notrump }OUr partner has bid four spades What do you do now ? ,_ . Untcramble these four Jumbles, otwli letter to each square, to f-orm four ordmary word1. e,,.,.,..., _ _ --·- ..,. D '[URSTY J I IJ I r WH5N iENPISJ<:LY AFFE.CT5D 3Y HIS HOI':6EO. • Now anance the circled lettera to fonn the 1urpnH &niWer, u I ......- -.. I (IIIIX I I I.I] y.......,.. (AD.wcn MoodiiJ) l lumbltoa DOUSI EMPTY THRESH HYMNAL ANwer1 80111 to set rid oflean-SHID THEM NEW BOOKS RELEASED FICTION Generation Rap • • •'. By Hell'n and Sue Bottel '•• Dear Rap· • ~ •• Pol petto, ,by Fr ank Mele , The Dark Palazzo by V1rgm1a Coffman The Boondock s, by De smond Lowden , Ann Apparent, by t;.~ma Bawden , The St on~ Matden , by A lexandra Manner s ~E SHA~ E'~ ~ I S ~e:.:..;:.~ HE SAYS !olE CA'>I.E TO Ff.Oil!I>A TO GET A - .1N il.Nb ON il-11S • Want to Help a "Fraend"? C~OWDEC> BEAC!-1 NON -FtCTtON l wonder if your readers could help cheer a ltttle paralyzed ~ Meet Me m the Doghouse, by Bru ce Colen , Song and Dance Man the art of Bob Dylan , by Mt chael Gray, Pets and Plants tn Mmtature Gardens, by Jack Kramer , The Btg Apple Cook book , by Loyta Woodtng , Popular Chmese Cookery , by Ali so n Burt. The Human Nat ure Industr y, oy Ward Cannel The Power of Play by Fr~nk Caplan, The Wtzard of We stwood, by Coach John Wooden 1 The Book of Repttles by Lanworn Herb & Sptce Cookery , by Mont ca Mawson , Mt xer & Blender Cookbook , by Myra Str.eet, Weav1ng rs Creattv e, by J ean Wilson , Gu1de to Needlecraft, by Joan Frsher , He len Van Pe lt Wil son's Own Garden and Landscape Book , A Walden Two Experrment , by Ka thl een Ktnkade From Polrhcs to Ptety, by Jacob Neusner , The Wttch's Brble. by Gavtn Frost Pu litzer' s Post dt spatch, 1878 1883, by Rammelkamp , Good Dog ( Bad Dog, by Mordecat Stega\, Myself When Young .~ by Arthur Krock . Shared Par hctpattOn, by Warren E. Av rs, The Moral Revolut 1o n, by Joseph Sorrent tno, Ivory, by 0 Betgbedet Sporttng Guns, by Rtchard Akehurst , The Art and Scrence of Ta kmg to the boy. ' • { ; •-- ~ ' • ; • • ' ~ •••• • ' It's been stxmonths smce Tunothy Copeland'sacc1dent Last October he fell from a tree, fracturmg hl.'l spme. Stnce then he 's had two operations and a bone graft Doctors say the longer there is no sensation m h1s legs, the less chance there lS that he'll ever -agam z; Nevertheless the brave e1ght-year-<Jld KNOWS be'U make 11. He asked for (and rece1ved ) a new bicycle for Chrtstmas It's standmg m hl.'l room, wa1tmg for the tune when he'll be able to ride to basketbaU and baseball agam But Timothy can't help feelm g lonely He 's m a therapy center through the week and only gets home on weekends Letters would make the tune go much faster - and I'm sure your yoWlg readers' words of encouragement could make hun realize that we 're all pullmg for that hrst step Please, won't many, many people wrtte to nn;othy Copeland, Kessler Institute of Rehab1htatwn, Pleasant Valley Way. West Orange, New Jersey, 07052 ' - AFRIENDOFTHEFAMILY : Rap • , •, '~ •• • • I always satd I'd never have sex w1th a guy unless I was truly m love. I thought I was Jun and I have been together for five montlls, and I'm so mLXed up I hate myseH and some tunes even hiln, but I stay wtth him because if I admitted I never loved hiln, then 1t would just have been an ugly affatr and I'd have thrown away somethmg I valued for nothing . Jim treats me rottener and rottener When he tsn 't bemg tembly jealous and bossy, he 1gnores me I guess we'll end up marned because if we didn't, I'd feel t~ guilty I've hates thts sneaking around and decemng my folks. I'm just not like other gtrls who think sex ts okay With a frtend . lt has to be complete love to be rtght , ahd how do you make thmgs nghtagam if you aren't m love? - SORRY AND GUILTY Woods, by C B Colby Sorry and Gwlty . l ··You sound like the kmd of defeatist who would say, " I guess I'H stay tn a rotten mamage" JUS! because. you made the mistake of choosmg the wrong man Stop puntshmg yourself You two were probably m love once, but feelmgs change, espectally when gu1lt and possesstveness take over. If It's f1mshed -leave,and don 't look back . - HELEN Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted - Raymond Hartley, Racme , Clara Grueser, Minersville ; Mayme Custer, Raclne; Davld Parsons, Syracuse ; Roberta Smtih, AMANDA PANDA ------~-~ ---- tAF~E~"jo . ~-and Gwlty Lots of people thesP days get a "dtvorce" without the wed· ding. No mistake IS fatal {or un!orgtvable ) il you learn from 1t, and don't keep makmg 1t long after you know you should have quit. - SUE -. +++ Dear Helen and Sue I'm 15 and my boyfrtend {18) ts m the Air t:orce m South Carolina. A frtend of ours (boy ) ts going down to see him when school's out aod wants me to come along We'll be there two weeks. My mother IS agatnst this, but satd she would ab1de by your de~ons . Sue, I hope you try to persuade your mother 1f ,•he ntellls persuasion . Whatever, thanks - HOPEFUL MASSACHUSEITS GIRL Ew1ngton i I HarriSon, Middleport; Helen Knotts , Langsville Dtscharged Sheila Folmer, Walter Wea rs , Rebecca Smith, Mary Ramey, Myrtle Hamson, Carl Rowe I IT AlSO 6£61NS I I FooT. ..... I I I I I I __________________________ _______ . "J ~ l '"'l ~oolo. ... . "i "' I Lawrence r-------------------· ~l'i0~) : I : II 1 I TIMES-~l::'TI't:l '' ' ' · Sorry, but you get a solid " No' vote from the Bottels Even If persuade my mother, I wouldn't try - SUE : Pu~ ,,~ • ., r· ••, ~~~~ • "' ~~t "'~ •o I w• 'hc. .o. ou.• vo• v '! " • o~ o~ .. L• "~~ ~ ,~:,;~ .: ·7 ~:. ~~· 1 ~ · e uN t .'..~·~~ .::~;: 1I I I h lu•Oh ' •"•~o '' ~' <>o,. oQ• <>~ <1 •' I tI " • "'''"'l><!!O o~o ... ''&l 1I lY- E .. TNh •n c"~" ~ · Poo., •• o• 0 ·~ •• •~c -~~" h~ ! • " """ dd> •v •~ ~9 •· •~ " ' I I ~~~ ·d ~ y E M.. f-~ • • •• <o~ <l c """ ..- . I ~• 1 t 1 "'"""'lEI!Y •' "c..,.,•r"• o ~ o "o" ou .. ~ ~ IJ' 'U ti"~ u• o.. N I e, <• 1• r •tt• 1 "'" ' L I ~a ' ' ~"d ~~ '<l" • >.\l !) '>~ " ' " r•O N TOIO(;~ I IIO >.l•o~~ · 1.,,, ,,. 0" f•U•1 ' 1111l Dear Hopeful. P• gor ~AlES "O~O~~<IWnl ••'"'O"'M I I I t~~•u ''"'~' ~ • h .}t; tU.fiii'J:.~• ...-co"t ... , 1 I U \ • '"'~'-"' "' 11 ' " ' ' ' ,..,on u•• \ 10¢ I fOI, C ~ II it " " f O~P YUI 1)t\°• 00 I • t 1 "''"''M" 11 ,, •• "'""'M ,, 1 I I 1 1 1 I I ~~ .. ~" ''" "r•u ' " ' ''"~"o"• ' ' •• 1 ~u~~~·~•,:,",' ~P1d11 ,.o ,'~;,~~·.~';; ~~~',! •::: I I "••up•p•• ' "" t hOh'""' "''"" •"" '"• too a1 ,..,., I I ~-- -~--------------~ ' Acres, Lebanon. Lovell Leroy H1te, Arlie W1lina H1te to Nora Cambron, Parcels, Salisbury. BRAS BANNED LONDON [ UPI ) Brassieres will be banned when gtrls of the Brthsh Broadcasttng Corp. ( BBC ) meet their male colleagues m a rugby match Sunday, orgamzer Jlm Newsom sa1d , today " It was dec1ded that !be bra w1res could be dangero~.· · 1 Newsom sa1d "The g1rls have beell trammg seriously and want no holds barred " Film 4 ( Basketba ll 10 4 00 - Marshall News Meet1ng 33 4 15 - Howard Cosell 6, 13 4 30 - Audubon W1ldl rfe Theatre 33 , Golf Tournament 6, 13 , NHL Act10n 8 5 00 - An1mal Wor ld 8, l ass1e 10, R1pples 33 5 30 - CBS Sports Illustrated 8, Anrmal World 10, Ses,ame ~t 33 6 00 - . News 4, 60 Mtnutes 8, 10, Llo yd Brrdge s 3, Kathryn Kuhlman ' 15 6 JO - Untamed World 6. NBC News 3, 4, 15, I' ve Got A Sec ret 13 ; Human Drmens10n 33 7 00 - LawrenceWel k \3, UFO a >In The Know 10 , Zoom 20 , 33 , Watt Till Your Father Gets Home 6 , Safa rr to Adventure 3, Thts Is Your L1fe 4, Cr1ss Award 15 7 30 - Let's Make A Dea l 6, D1ck Van Dyke 10, World of D1sney 3, 4, 15 , Salute to Sprmg 20, 33, Wil d Ktngdom 10 , Bo lero 20, 33 8 00 - MASH 8, 10 , FBI6, 13, On loan from Russ ta 41 French Masterpteces 20, 33 , Hex Ram sey 3, 4, 15 7 oo--Masterptece Theatre 20. 33, M ov•e' My Son John " 6, 13 9 30 - Barnaby Jones a, 10 10 00 - F rnng Lme 20, 33 10 3Q---We Th•nk You Should Know 3 Evtl Touch 8, Htqh Road to. Adventure 10, Pol tce Surgeon 15 , Bobby Goldsboro 4 1l 00 - News 3. 4,a. 10, 15 11 15 - News 6, a, 10.13 11 30- Johnny Carson 4 15 News 13 , Movte " She Wrote the Book," 10 11 45 - Dtck Cavett 13 1 00- News 4 MONDAY , APRIL30, 1973 6 00 - Sunnse Semtnar 4, Sacred Heart 10 6 15 - Farmttme 10 , English 3 6 20 - Farm Report 13 6 25- Paul Harvey 13 6 30 - Columbu s Today 4 , B tble Answe rs 8, Good News 13. School Scene 10 6 45 - Corncob Report 3 6 55 - Take Frve for L1fe 15 7 00 - Today 3, 4, 15. News Weather. Spo rts 6, CBS News 8, 10, J eff 's Col l1e 13 7 30- Romper Room 6., Sleep y Jeffers 8 Rocky & Bullwmkle 13 ' Popeye 10 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 10 New Zoo Revue 13, Lasste 6 Sesa me lagoons The Mayor of Mtddleoort has .;tdv1sed us that wtthtn the next 51){ months, the eros1on could well result tn the seepage of !Continued from Page II thousands of gallons of untreated sewage GALLIPOLIS - Area restdenls are partiCipation m correcting the matter . mto the Oh10 Rtver In add1t1on to the tn flux of raw sewage mto th~ nver. the city rcm1nded that today's contert by Chnshne Letter to Blatntk Holzer Harvey, p1amst, wtU begm at 2 p m would also lose rts sewage treatment Following l.'l Mr. Miller's letter, 1n capabtl tty I am enctosmg a September m the Gallta Academy H1gh School part, to the Hon. John Blatnik, chatrman, 1972 Corps or Engtneers report w~'UCh aud1tonum elaboraies on the Middleport srtvafton House Public Works Comm1tlee : We also have cases where pnvate The program w11l benefit the French On behalf of a number ol communtlles home land and rtch farmland along the located along the Ohto Rtver 1n Oh1o has been sltpptng mto the Ohto 's Art Colony's work at R1verby and w11l be Southeastern Oh1o, I would like to urge the waters as the d~rect result of unchecked • followed by " receptaon there for Mrs. Committee's prompt and favorable con eroston Harv~y T•ckets are $3 for adults and $2 for stderatton of H R. 4904 - the Omn1bus In my est1mahon , approval of H R ch1ldren Tickets may be purchased at the R1vers and Harbors Act 4904 lnclud1ng that language e){pandtng the My pnmary tnterest 1s tn that author1ty of the Army Corps of Engrneers door Amendment to the btl! whtch I sponsored in nverbank erosion control operat1ons gtvtng the U S Army Corps of Engmeers 1s essentral fhe authority to undertake protecttve Letter to Wh1tman • measures to prevent rtverbank erosion And below are excerpts from Cong the walls of the sewage lagoons contmue to along the Ohto Rtver from Crncmnaft to Mtller 's. letter to Dr Ira Whtlman , New Matamoras, Oh io Pnvate property dtrector , Oh1o Env rronmental Protect ron erode, not only wtll be sewage eventually poui- tnto the Oh1o. but the communtty owners, tnd tvLdual businesses and com Agency , Columbus treatment system will be lett vi rlually mun1t1es all along the Ohio have $Usta1ned A sduation of most s~rtous con rnoperattve senous f1nanctal losses and economtc sequences ts facing the communtty of Mtddle port Mayor John Zerkle ardsh tps as the result of steady rrverbank Mtddleport, located along the Ohro Rtver estimates thai, at the present rate the ros•on tn fv\e1gs County reta1n.ng walls wil l wtthstand the erOSiOn The communtty of Pomeroy, located For some ftme now, nverbank eroston for no longer lhan soc more months 1n Mergs County, for example, was has endangered the lago on sewage Stnce the S1lua11on we ' ve oullmed recently rorced to c lose out a ctf'( parktng treatment..system of the communi ty The endangers bolh the envtronment and the factllty due to the extenstve sltppage of the sewage lagoon retam ing walls are slowly. sewage treatmenl system ot an ent~re property .nto the Oh io An adjacent but stead1ly , berng eroded by the walers of communrty , I' m requesllng that EPA 101n communrty - Mtddleport - tS fac 1ng the the 01-uoand 1he poss1bdtty of thousands of w1lh us the commumty. and the Corps of threat of tncreased eros1on of the retamtng gallons ol raw sewage betng dumped tnto Eng1neers tn seekmg a workable solutt on banks of the communtty ' s two sewage the nver 's ma1nstream mcreases da tly If to the problem Erosion Concert is today By T. Allan Wolter District Ranger IRONTON - Background tnformalton for !be ar!Jcles that appear m thts column comes from a vanety .of sources The mater1al for th1s one got tO me m a most unusual fashion Several weeks ago my son was rwnmagmg around m the atttc of our garage when he discovered two very old w1ldhfe atlases (large hard covered record books) contammg records from the m1d 1930s, m other words, from the begmmng of the Wayne Nattonal Forest. No doubt one of the ftrst rangers had forgotten them when he moved away ' was a Located m one of the atlases real treasure, a 1937 narrative w1Jdhfe report by thetr Forest Supervisor, R. B McKennan Forest J-Ieadquarters at the time were m Columbus mstead of the present locatton of Bedford, Ind. Of special mterest are the condt!Jons that existed at the ttme report was wntten (1937 ). " Lumber tndustry a nd agncultural development grea tl y reduced wildlife numbers through huntmg and the destructton of Its natural hab1tat The forested area of Ohto was reduced by 47 pet between the years of 1880 and 1920. The populatton of Ohto has mcreased until today 1t has an average of 70 people per square m1le This present ' population ts largely composed of mmors and farm ers who are obhged to e:ttst on a very meager mcome They have hltle regard of game laws and their continuous pursmt of what little game rema ms makes management extremely d1ff1cult If not ImposSible The present food and cover condttJOns over most of the area are not conducive to the development of w1ldhfe " Wildlife , food , cove r and predation were problems m 1937 as ev1denced by these remarks m the report " Man tS und oubtedly the ch1cf predator throughout th e enllre forest The dense rural populatton hunt the year round w1thout regard to seasons or bag hm1ts Th1s hunhng IS prac· tically all w1th dogs wh1ch makes 1t much worse Th1s contmual huntmg constitutes a ternf1c dram of the wlldhfe resources Domestic dogs and ca ts probably are the next most Importan t predators Census figures show about 5 dogs and 4 cats per section These preda tors, both by necess1ty and desire , prey, upon the small upland game and btrds " Game law enforcement was also a problem " The game Law Enforcement Offlcer are too few m number to adequately cope w1th the problem To obtam an enforcement agency compatible wtlh the problem would be almost proh1b1tlve " Some proposals were offered tn the report to con nect some of the problem Most have been co nnected w1th the passage of time and more KELtY BIG GUN In 1964, Prmcess Irene of the BOSTON (UP! ) - Pat Kelly Netherlands was mamed m Rome to Prmce Carlos Hugo of hammered out three doubles and scored both Ch1cago runs Borbon-Parma. Saturday to g1ve the Wh1te Sox a 2-1 v1ctory over the Boston Red Sox Kelly opened th e ftrsl and thtrd mmngs w1th doubles to left and scored both limes He Tonight thru doubled to nght tn the f1fth Wednesday mnmg and walked tn the seventh for a perfect 3 for 3 day .1L1HN WFIBNE FINN•.MFIRDRE'I' that ltfted hts batlJng average to 486 on 17 hits m 35 tr1ps to RL1D the plate. I ROYALS WIN 3-2 DETROIT (UP! ) - Lou P1mel1a drove m three runs Columbus Stx Cal l tng 6 . Dt ck Van Dyke 13, Otnah Shore 3. 15, Jok er's Wtld a, 10 10 Jo-- Spltt Seco.nd 13 , Baff leJ, 4, 15. SIO ,OOO Pyram1d 8, 10 ' 4 00 - Mtster Cartoon 3 Love Amer1can Style 13, Huckleberry H~und & Yog1 Bear 6, Somerset 15, Sesame St 20. 3J. ,Movte ' Sca rl et Angel " 10 4 30-- Petttcoat Junc1 ton 3, I Love L ucy 6 Merv Grrfftn 41 Wtld , Wtld West 13 , Ma rshal Dillon 15 , Abbott & Costello 8 5 00 - Bonanza 3. 4, , HazelS , Mr Roger s 20, J3 , Andy Gnff1th 15, Btg Valley 6 5 30 - Beverl y Htllbdl tes 8, Elec Co, 33 , Gomer Py le 13, Death Valley Da ys 15, Hodgepodge Lodge 20 5 55 ~ Earl N1ghtlnga le 15 , 6 00 - News 3, 4, B. 10 15, ABC News 13 , Sesa me St 20 , Around The Bend 33 6 30 - ABC !"ews 6 , C,BS New s 8, 10, I Dream of Jeannte 13 . News 3, 4, lS i lns1ght 3l ' 7 00- T r Uth or t: onseq 3. Beat The Clock 4; News 6 10 Circus 1\l, What ' s My Ltne 8 Elec Co 20 . Read Your Way' Up JJ . Satnt 15, Take F1ve 5 7 30 - To Tell The Truth 6, Young Dr K1ldare 8 , Hollywood Squ ares 4, Trafftc Court 10 , Do You Read Me 20, Episode Achon 33 , ·Bobby Goldsboro J , Movte "Tarzan " 13 00 - Rowan"& Martm s Laugh In 3, -4 , 15, GVnsmoke 8, 10 . Rooktes 6 , Holl y wood 1 elev tSton 20 33 9 00 - Here 's Lue,y a, 10, Movies " The Ceremony" 3 .t, 15 , " Man Trap" 6, 13 ' 9 30 Dons Day 8, 10 , Book Beat 20, 33 10 OO - News20 , BtiiCosbya BellvueiO 10 30 - Wall Street Week 13 11 OO - News3.4,6,8, 10, \3,15 11 30- Johnny Carson 3. 4, IS, Jack Paar 6, 13, CBS New s Spectal 8, Movte " Beauty & THE Robot " 10 100 - News 13 , a . GALLIPOLIS Casby (Sk1p ) Meadows will serve as general Chairman Of the 1973 Gall1pohs River Rec reahon Fesltval Parade. Th1s was annouriced Saturday by a Galhpolts Area Ja)ot:ee spokesman, sponsor of the annual event Meadows IS associated w1th hts father, Casby Meadows Sr ., m the Emptre Furmture Co The e1ghth annual fest1val EXTENDED OUTLOOK Chance of rain dally. Highs generally in the lower to m1ddle 60s north and the upper 60s to Io"-er 70s south. Lo"'s m the 40s early Monday, "'arming to th e lower and middle 50s by Wed- parade w11l be held on Wednesday, July 4, bcgmmng at 10 a n1 m the Old French Ctty. All umts and 1ndav1duals planmng to parllclpate 1n lh1s year's parade are to report to U1c lmeup area at the corner of Fourth Ave and Court St by 9 am on July 4 Trophies w1ll be presented to u'!1ts m the followmg categones Floats - Most Patnollc, Old F'ash10ncd River Day and Rehgaous, Best Baton Group. Best Decorated Btke ; Oldest and Best Condttloned Ant1que Cars, Best lndJVtdual Costume. Equestnan and Best Marching Umt Theme thts year ts " 1776." Entry blanks are avatlable at the Galhpohs Chamber of Commerce Office, 16 State St , Galhpohs, or at Emp1re Furmture Co , 842Second Ave , Ga!Upoll.'l • SEOEMS to participate GALI.IPOLIS - Southeast Ohw's Emergency Medtcal Serv1ce Saturday announced that It wtll part1c1pate m Oh1o's Emergency Squad and Rescue Week celebratiOn as proclaimed by Governor John J Galligan for May 6-12 Plans are being made for the first emergency medtcal serv tce exhibit for Southeast at the Gallta County Jumor Fa1rgrounds on May 6 from 2-4 p m ' Area health and safety agenc1es are InVIted to participate m the event wh1ch wtll be opened to the pubhc 'tnformatton ca n be obtained by cal hng the SEOEMS Offtce at 592-6600 More detiuls Wtll be announced later Ohw l nesday. TONIGHT ONLY $2Q10FFON GIRDLES (11 ,, BRAS 01 on Bnef) {S!yleS11 20 27 220 227) These are rhe famous firm control g~rd/es and support bras tfJat are comtor1ab/e tor hours They remade w1th the exctus1ve Playtex stretch fabnc w1th the exact com bmalion of strength and softness for truly comfor1 abl.esvoaorr and control SAVE $2.01 on Glrdle!HBrlel s1 01 OffJ flee rs'' Mr M c k ennt~n offers foll owmg closmg remarks 1n report 'We <.~re dcftmte ly maktn g pr ovJston for a wtld hfe program on tins Forest for th1s year and m view of the mamfold cOm ph cat10ns and dtverstfJed problems mvolved, we beheve we should proceed cautiously and slowly smce the Forest Servtce ts now m this reg1on and has not up to th1s time entered mto w1Idltfc actJvttJes '' $101 OFF ON SAVE $1.01 BfleiXS 5 M L XL' Reg $!3 95 Now 1794 Shortle XSS M I X1 ' ROI] $10 95 Now$894 ~yerageleg 5 M L XL" XXL' !1eg $ 11 95 Now $9 94 Long leg S M l XL' XX L' Ileg $1 2% Now$1094 Girdle S M L XL' XXL' I~eg $10 9~ Now 58 94 High Wal&l Average lev S M l XL' XXL' Rog $14 95 Now.12 94 HlghWalltlongleg S M L XL' XXL'R~ $ 1595 Now$1314 HillhWalstGirdlo S M L XL' XXL'R09 $1 2 95 Nowt1094 nL xxL -Admiss1on ADULTS $1.50 Ch1ldren under 12 m car admitted Free. 11 OO Mo•cJ AA on Bras (Styles 'ff'20, 27,220, 227) RegullrBra -Siylo~0/27 34 36A 32 428 32 42C 32 <~ 20 ' J24600·Re(l $600 Now6499 ,.. H Long Une Bra - Style !f2201227 34 426 34,44C 34 440' 34 4600' l<~ t~~ ,.,~ Reg $900 NowU99 ('0 DD - $10Q Mor<J) ~ DEPARTMENT STORE ; ~ ~ SILVER '"~~,I.~~!.. !~!L~·-! ~~~ ~:«<"4!ltiU.l!?~~~"''B-mf.,%·\{t;-;~fim ~"¥;,.,:ii~:<.~w~ ~w~ ~ ~'t%t' SALE ENDS MAY 4 , 1973 z'; ,r; , .. ,,_.,, •., t""'" ,, ~ , ., ,., ,, t•• ,, ,, Oll'o. , , " " " '"~t 10000. "~.. ,,.... ,,.,.., I n"' " ol o •• .,., , G. ... I o•l .. ., ' " ' • ''"' ' " ' " c,.,.. '",,..Moo ...,. ,,,.. '"''"'' to<<~ " "' ""' "' ..,, •·-· ' I 0' '""~ ' ' " ' lOll""""' I •• ~• o "'"" "'"< 1... ••• ' "' ' .,.,., loll,. lo• .. • • '""" ' """ ,.., .. 'I . With a tw o-out double on a 3-2 pitch m the seventh mmng Sa turday to gtve the Kansas Ctty Royals a 7-4 v1ctory over the Detrmt T1gers dJ Co nes of th e suga 1 ptne e longer t han 20 Inches MASON DRIVE-IN (/i,t If Income Taxes And Oth~r Bills Are Making You Feel All Alone ••• ,on W Vd /l(,uloonN t qhtl~ MEIGS THEATRE Ton1ght , Aprtl29 Tontght Mon Tue'i Aprtl29 30, May 1 Double Fea ture Program BOMBER Marloh Brando AI Pacmo . KANSAS CITY THE GODFATH ER (Color Raquel Welch Kevm M cCarthy l PGI Cartoons J Stooges Otl Day Show start s 7 p m (RJ - Pius.- " THE POSSESSION OF JOEL DELANEY" Sh•rley Mac lame I Rl '· !CEC!EAM TODAY/ 13 Ch~W I , HAVE 9 25 - Chuck Whtte Reports 10 9 30 - To Tell the Truth 3, Jeopard y6, Hol ly wood 's Talktng 10 11 00 - Pa ssword 13, Sale of the Centu ry 3 4, 15 , Love Amer tcan Style 6 , Gamb1t8. 10, Elec Co 20 11 30 --- Bewttched 6, 13, Hollywood Squares 3, 4, 15 , Love of L1fe 8, 10, Sesame St 10 11 55 - News Dan I mel's World 10 12 00 - Password 6 , News 10, 13 , Contact a, Bob Braun 50 50 Club 4, Jeopardy 3. 15 12 30 - Spltt Second 6 , 3 W's 3, 15 , Search torT omorrow 8, 10 12 55 - NBC News 3, 15 1 00 - All My Children 6 13 , News 3 , Secret Storm 8, Green Acres 10, Not For Wom en Onl y 15 1 20- Fashtons 1n Sewtng 3 1 30 - 3 On A Match 3, 4, 1~ . Let's Make A Dea l 13, As the World Turns 8, 10 Bowltng 6 2 00 - Days of Our Lt ves 3, 4, 15 , New lywe d Game 13, M1ke Douglass 6 Gu•dmg Ltght 8, 10 2 30 - Doctor s 3, 4, 15, Datmg Game 13 . Edge of Ntght a, 10 3 00- Another World 3 4 15 Genera l Hospita l 6, 13 , Pnce Is Rtg ht 8, 10 . Understandmg Afrrca 10 3 30 - Return of Peyton Place 3, 15, One Ltfe to Ltve 6, 13 , Secret Storm 10 , M erv Gntftn B Phil Donahue 4 French enlightened laws A law to enable State Conservatton Conmusswner to appo ml Forest Officers as deputy Sl<!le Game Wardens A law to make -use of dogs m pursu1t of small upland game and btrds 11legal Separatton of huntm g and trappmg hcenses Law to make sale of game 1llegal Esl<!bllsbment of several refuges of proper s1ze tn most su1lable localtons t;;stabltshment of closed seasolls of all ga me m ceJtam areas where feas1ble form <.1 lau. enforcement slandpomt Plantm~ game food and cover on the ad jacent to ref uge areC:~S 1 partlcula1ly cover plantmgs Constructwn of nurnerous small game watenng places Th1s 1lem 1s m our op1mon one of the hnntmg factors m Lh1s area Pubhc rela1tons shou ld tnclu~c w1ldltfe conscrvatton as 1t IS only through lhts m ean s that adequc~te la w enforcement wtl l be obt(:lmed Encourage rncreases m nwnbcr of law enfor~e ment of- . St 33 8 30 - Jack LaLanne 13 New Zoo Revue6 a 55 - Loca l News 13 9 00 - Paul Dtxon 4 Ph tl Don ah ue 15 , Capt Kangaroo 8 . Fnend ly Junction 10, AM 3. Let's Make A Deal6 , Ben Casey 10 00 - Meadows heads festival parade Your Wayne National Forest Cartoon Remember • • • a, HOSPITAL NEWS • , Ralph W Ours, Murl Ours to Gary Jones, Janet Jones, 70 6 30 - Th 1s Week 4, Newsmaker '73 13 , Bob Harrtngton 6, A Homely Pla ce 10 f 7 00- Commun 1que 6, Old Ttme Gospel Hour 13. T1me or T1moth y 4, A V1s1t1ng Angel 10 RIO 6RANDE - Memters 7 30 - Fa•fh tor Today 8, Rev 1val F1 res 6, Herald of Truth 3. of the Soc1al Problems Camera Thr ee 10 Laborator y class at R1 o 8 00- Leonard Repass a, Gospel Caravan 6, Church Serv tce 13, Mormon Chotr 3, Day ol D1scovery 4 . Btl ly James Harg1s Grande College who recenUy and hrs All Amencan K1ds 10 spent thetr sprtng break a 30 - Oral Roberts 3, You r Hea lth 4, Day of Dtscovery 8 , Rex work1n g w1th the Choctaw Humbard 13, Rev tval Frres 15 Kathryn Kuhlan 6 , Don Young 10 Indtans m M1ss tsstpp1 will 8 55- Black Dameo 4 Present a program on thetr 9 oo - Stngmg J ub1lee 3, Cadle Cha pel4 , Oral Robeds 10. Rex Humbard 6 , Old Fashtoned M ee ttng 8 acti v1bes Monday , Bp.m. m the 9 30 - Church by S1 de of the Road 4, Globetrotters 8, Re v college dmmg hall Charles Norr1s 13 , Mov1e "Captatn from Cast tle" 10 Th• program ts open to the 10 00 - Church Se r vtce 4, Curroslty Shop 6, 13 , Garden Club 8 1 Fa 1th for Today 15 , This ts th e Ltfe 3 publJc and IS free The 10 15 - Factng Ltfe a presentatiOn ts very timely as 10 30- lnstght 4, VtewpotntB , Thts IS The Lt fe 15 Capt am Noah It dep1cts true-life sttuattons of 3 the Amert can lnd1ans The . 11 00- Po tnt of Vrews 6 Joy In L tv tng 13 . Focus on Sunday 4, Camers Three a, Consumer Report 15 program wtll constst of sltdes, 11 30 - Make A Wtsh6, 13 , CBPA Bowltnq 6 authentic Choctaw music, and 12 00 - Ca lvtn E va ns 13. Rex Humbard a, Urban Lea9ue Presents lO, Sacred Heart 15, Co lumbu s Town Meettng 10, tapes of the language recorded Meet the Pre ss 3, 4 durtng the v 1s1t t o 12 15 - Open B1ble 15 12 30 - Re vrval F.res \3, World Champtonshtp Tenn ts 3, 4, 15 Phlladelp!Jia , Mtss 1 00- Lower Ltghthouse 13, Dlrecttons 6 . WHA Play Off 8, 10 Followin g the formal World Champ1onshtp Tenn •s 3 4, 15 1 30 - Issues & Answers 6, 13 program , there w1ll be a - NBA Play Off 6, 13 quest10n and answer pertod 2J 00 00 - Stanley Cup Play Off 3 4 where the eleven students who 3 30 - Stanley Cup Ploy Off 15 Wom en's Golf 8, U S -USSR . • ••' Lebanon. SUNDAY. APRtl29, 1973 6 00 - spent a week on the Choctaw Reservation w11l be avatlable to respond to the audience. Thts ts an opportun1ty for area res1denls to learn firsthand what life Jl!l an lndtan Reservation Js a.U about IUJIUIH b71he above clrloon. Beal. John W1U1am Orr, Elame P1gass1 Orr to l..tw&s Sauer, llelen Lauer, Lots, Middleport. [)()rothy Durgee, Claude E Durgee to L.ewts Sauer, Helen • S•wer, Lots 2, I, 3, 4, Middleport. Charles D Yost, Margaret Ycmt to State of Oh1o, Ease , Television Log will be told by Rio class !\-Pass Your pa.rtner·s bid IS a no- trump ra1 se-not Black- ~IYMID!1rn;IJ..J --'!J-.~ Sauer, dec'd. to 1..-ewts Sauer, Kenneth Sauer, Rodney Sauer, Dorothy Durgee , Cert of Trans , Middleport Anna Mary Orr, dec'd to John Orr, Mary Martha Orr Jamtson, Margaret Ehzabeth Orr Beal, John Wtlllam Orr, A!f of Trans , Mtddleport lrene Htckmall , Earl HICk· man, Harold Sauer, Fay Sauer, Richard Sauer, James Burhanan , V1rg1ma Buchanan, George Buchanan ,. . Vera Buchanan, Rodney Sauer, Lew1s Sauer, Helen R. Sauer, Kenneth W Sauer, Gaye Sauer, John Orr to LewiS Sauer, Helen Sauer, Lots, M1ddleport Mary Martha Orr JamJson , Paul W Jamtson, Margaret Eltzabeth Orr Beat, J Rodne) LewJs South Pass 4 NT Pass You, South, hold .K 65 ¥~ 32 .KQ1 086 What do you do now? .• MFE Transfers {NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I The b1ddmg has ~en " es t :Sorth East Meigs ::: 7 Everything Wrong,Siam Is In ·- ·. .-.; .; .; :;. . ·. -:---·-.·<-:<:, ;.....· -=----<•"•>: _._• ,.,• ;•;:·-,:;:;. Since 1859 ' DEE•LICIO(Is We're Loaners, Too! I)EE-l0Vt"t WEO WHHf ECO NOMY ORIGI N.I.HS Everything Is Guaranteed To SatisfyOr Money Back WHOLE OR SHANK PORTION HAMS LB. 69~ ----------TURKEY LEG QUARTERS OR BOX OF CHICKEN .LB. 49~ --See Harold Thom-pson or Lou Lutton eSODAS eSLUSHES ePARFAITS DELICIOUS "THE OlD BANK WITH NEW IDEAS" SUNDAES • ' eBANANA SPliTS "Home of That Old Fashion Goodne.~.~ '' • / ~c.o•r•ne.i.r.se.co•n•d•&•O•Itv•e_ _ __...__•G•a•111•po•lt•s••o.hi•o_ . L------tt:,l.:l: ,O_Y:.;E:,A,:.:R.:.:S:_:O.;.F_S:.E:.R_V..I~C-E_"_______~_./ �• ' 4- The Sun~a y Times· Sentinel, Sunday, April29, 1973 CLERK KILLED CANTON, Ohio i UPil Gary Hartong, 24, Canton, .the night desk clerk at lhe Addison UMW has meeting Downtowner Motor lnn here. was shot and killed early Thursday during a robbery . when he apparently refused to give the bandit money. There were no witnesses to lhe shooting. ADDISON - The Addison United Methodist Women convened at the home of Mrs. Marvin Gindlesberger for their April session. Mrs . Larry Hood had the devotions on uHow to Pray" and " The Power of Prayer", with sCripture from Luke 7. Her program was on ''Your Emotional ani! Mental Well Being " written by a Christian p sychologis t , Clyde Narramore . An mteresting discusSion followed the progr<Jln , Mr. and Mrs. H Lee Clark During the busmess meeting, Mrs. Ray Hughes presenU!d ·the SC(.'retary 's report and Mrs. Hood gave the treasurer's report. [t was decided that the group would order copies of "The Upper Room" for each member. Mrs . Joe Drummond, president, made announcements and discussed plans for future meetings. F'nllowing grace by Mrs . Bill Beagle, refreshments were served by the hostess. Clarks to celebrate ' Kee pSalke's made-to-match d1ng 1 of textured !4 karat white and yellow ~old . Pick a pa1r fr om ou r co llectiOn. CLARK'S JEWEL_RY 342 Second Ave . Gal I VINTON - Mr. and Mrs . H. Lee CJ<trk, Hurncane, W. V.1:1 ., were honored on thctr 25th wedcltng anmversary with an 1nforrnal receptiOn at the home of Mr . and Mrs . Charles Leach, Vinton. They were married Aprtl23, 1948, in Middleport, by the Rev . Charles Pomeroy. Mrs. Clark, the former Betty J o Matthews , IS the daughter of GALUPOUS - The April meeting of lhe Ann Judson Bible Class was held in the fellowship room of lhe church Tuesday r.ight. Mrs . Leslie Brewer presided over the 12 members and one guest attending. The meeting opened with " Amazing Grace" followed by prayer from Mrs. F'lorence Phillips. • .Mrs . Leona Boster gave devotions and a reading ''Job's Book." Eli:r.abeth Whit.! read Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Matthews and Clark is the son of Mrs. Iva Clark <tnd the late Lincoln L Clark, all of the Cheshire area. They Lire the parents of three children: Mrs . Charles (KathiJ Leach, Vtnton; Mrs . .Michael (Billie Jo) Hobinson, Dover, Delaware and Keith Wesley , at home. They also have two gra nd:wns THIS WEEK .ONLYI SAVINGS SOFA $322 THIS IS ONE OF KROEHLER'S FINEST SOFAS. The Orig in a l "English Pub" - warm, stalely and inviting yet practical . The Nauga hyd e is hu sky -and looks like bea utiful leather while the fa s hio n fabri cs carry a one year g uarantee and are prot ected with Dupont Zepe l. Thi s s tyl e will blend fashionably witn traditional, Early Amer ican or Contemporary rooms. Adj ustable back cushions, rolled c lub arms, shaped wings, bra ss nailh ea d trim , mat ch ing arm caps and sel f-deck. Indulg e yourself in oversized, e leg a nt co m fort . LOVESEAT. .................. •299 - '329 OTTOMAN .................. '55 - '60 CHAIR ........................ '199- '214 .- . . . . . . . . . . . ~';l 'll"ii t •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '!: •••••••• ; ••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' ••••••• FAMILY ROOM COMFORT AND ECONOMY " EUREKA A CLEANER CRAMMED WITH SO MAINY EXTRAS, YET PRICED SO LOWI Ju11 '59.95 • Adjustable 3-posltlon handle • Convenient on/off foot switch • Dee· orator designed vinyl dust bag • Converts easily for abova·the· HAS ... S.own enjoying the second floor lilrary at Rlverby are Mrs. George Grace, member of the French Art Colony and Harold Brown, maintenance chairman of Riverby. ~~ RINGS AND by: floor cleanlno (toolsoptlonal) Mod1l 2012-A THINGS! --- stc. •• •' •' •••• : :: •, : '•' : ·. :·: ; !• • '•. :: : '• • :· ·> . • . •' : : ,• LOW New 6-poaltlon DIAL·A·NAP'" .. ·: ·: . :· . :: :· 1 The French Arl Colony will celebrate its nlnlh birthday in -~d~e~n~se~~~==~~~-~ SepU!mber of !his year. These have been- years of active growth and sometimes phenomenal growth renecting a great deal ot hard work on the part of many indi~iduals . SALES& SERVICE During the uband wagon" year PHONE 347·7734 of 1971, over 250 new members St. Rl. 7 Addison, Ohio joined in their enthusiasm to STORE ·. cool cotton knit teamups from Patriot Social C/f:tb has meet · makes cleaning even easier .. . settings for a II pile from low, to deep VACUUM CLEANER FROSTED FLAVORS, } GALLIPOLIS- This is the filth and llnal article por· !raying the French Art Colony as II exists in our community today. The Art Colony invites aU members of the commuoliy to join and participate. HIGH any day's delicious • m help the F AC acquire Riverby . Since the newness and fever have subsided, it is really more important for the community at large to support lhe Art Colony by memberships and participation now than it was in 1971. Anyone may join by sending a check with the application following this article. Since the F AC is a nonprofit corporation and tax exempt, all membership contributions '-are tax deductible. Through membership in the F AC, you have the satisfaction o( knowing that you are promoting, supportin g and preserving the arts both for yourself and your children. Membership monies ·pay for pos lage, the news letter, utilities, housekeeping, library rna terials, gallery expenses and many other aspects of maintenance ·of Riverby. In addition, 'any member may enroll in any of the classes at a reduced rate, has the USt! of the facilities of Riverby lor purposes re)aling to the arts and may enjoy a multitude of special activities, programs, receptions and recitals throughout the year . Since the FAC has occupied Riverby, many changes have occurred. In the preceding articles the clasS program, parent-child workshops, the gallery and the ftnancial structure have been discussed. Other changes include the birth of the art library one year ago. The library is steadily growing and includes books and periodicals on visual c1rt~. dance , theater and music. F AC members were In· strurnental in bringing the ''artist.in-residence '' program in to U1e schools. The program has been an asset to our community and our children and one which we would like to see continued . During the past two yea rs a large amount of work has been done by volunteers towards the restoration of Riverby . Las t summer the South Central Ohio Preservation Society cited the F AC for Its work in preser. vation of the home which dates from 1858. Restoration continues but at it slower pace. In addition to the house itsel!, Beautiful Family Room Group of Sofa, Loveseat and Chair Covered with Heavy Du.ty Naugahyde and Durable Oak Trim. Your Choice of Persimmon or Brown. , COMPLETE 3 PC. ONLY ' GROUP $488 SOFA ......................... ~ ..... '225 LOVESEA T.................... ,••• •·1 75 CHAIR ....•..•.......•........... :.'119 ·OPEN MONDAY UNTIL 8:00 !>econd at Grape Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 446-03:12 Carpet Draperies Interiors Hours : Daily 9:30-5 Mon.-Fri. , 9 to 8 • • HAVE PARTY GALI.IPOLJS - Michael Todd Woodall , son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Woodall, celebrated his fourth birthday at home April 25. Helping h1m celebrate were his 'sis ter, Stephanie, Mrs . George Barnette and sons, Eric and Eddie, Mr. and - Mrs. Jack Woodall, Kisa and Kevin Woodall, Mrs. Harry Simpkins and son, Craig, Mrs. Lanny Reapp and sons, Chris and Brian, 'Paula and Sha na Martin, Todd and Scott Slone Academy . The proceeds will • Glen and Norman Chapman. benefit some of the many Mrs. Tom O' Dell and son, projects at Riverby. Mrs . Chris. Those sending gifts were Harvey's former home, in· Scott Roberts , Bubby Saunders eluding the developing ceramic and Mrs . Alma Stevens, studio. maternal grandm9ther . The French Art Colony has grown and is growing. It can and should make significant contributions to each person, to his children and the community. 1t is obvious that a new esthetic awareness is developing ; lhe dream of an art center has become a reality and lt will require Ute continuous help o! all if 1t is to fulfill the potential which is evident. Why not join in this e!forl? OF ADDR..- - L - - - - - - - - - - CHRIST CITY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ZIP _ _ PHONE ____________________ Family $15.00 Fill out above Membership Bank and mail Mrs. Pat Martin 1130 Second Ave .. Gallipolis, Oh. 45631 "Serv ing you since 1936 " Gallipolis. Ohio ' CHAPEL HILL CHURCH NAME ______________________ with check to : DAN THOMAS AND SON GOSPEL MEETING MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION Single $10.00 Fouri.h Dimension all the time since the beginning or tht! world were compressed fnto a year , the existence of man would represent only the final ten minutes and recorded history the lasl 45 seconds. I£ Gallipolis, Ohio APRIL 29 ~- THRU MAY 4th David Pharr Sunday Services 10:30 a.m . . 6 p.m . Week Days 7:30P.M. Speaker, David Pharr Rock Hill, South Carolina EVERYONE WELCOME! •, •' FRINGED 'CAPES I' SHOWER HER Wlnf FINE LINGERIE BY LoRRAINE ' I ' ~~~~ ~~p i~~w~E!nd Robe II ower splashed for <I relreshing look. The . com . pletely wa s hable blend of no· iron polyester and cotton is touched with lace and tied for i[h9ue tte_ flattery. .A:<> lor : Violet, Sizes XS, S, M, L Short Gown $6. Long Gown $9. Rob£ SJJ I J ~y ., ., ~ t j '• :' } • ,. Dclcctahle qcw ·. ta sh1on cd 1n the tro:,ty unlnhd>JIC(j } •' scp,t~ ra tc.., · , ••, •, co lors;tha t make ~ un glo ~~c d h.11r, berry :'-: .'•.. ' .,.. , bngh tl1 ps,md trcckles look merely speclacular .·~:' Cu rvy -c ued 1'um th1n g' 5p1cc d • • - with swee tly fcm1n1 nc to urht:;"s. SI 1Ccd sl1m , und scanty enough to b.1re .1 lo t o ( hra.nd new t.m . St 1r up SON BORN SANDUSKY - Mr. and Mrs. Harrison C. Smith, Sandusky, are announcing the birth of their second son, April 26. The baby weighed seven pounds and 10 ounces and has been named Brian Matthew. He is welcomed a! home by a three year old brother, Mark . Ma ternal grandmother is Mrs. Rosa Burnett, 815 Third Ave ., Gallipolis. Paternal grand.parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, Sandusky, former residents of Bidwell. Great-grandmother is Mrs. Tillie Wri~ht, Neil Ave ., GHllipolis . PLAN EVENTS GALUPOLIS - The Gallia Academy Future Homemakers of America will visit King's Island May 29 and will atU!nd the ~istrict FHA meeting May I at Kyger Creek. May 19 the chapU!r will sponsor a bake sale in front of Haskins·Tanner to help pay for convention expenses. The group will also sponsor a car wash June 2. COVER-UPS :: OR PURCHASE INDIVIDUALLY Furniture PT. PLEASANT - Ticket and table reservations are being accepted lor the 13th Annual Charity Ball May 12 from 9 p.m. to I a.m. at the National Guard Armory here. Music will be furnished by the Don Boyd orchestra of Beckley. Dress will be semiformal. Reservati011S for tables may be obtained by calling Mrs. R. L. Given, 675-3035. Charges'are $2 for 1-3 couples; $3 for 4-6 couples and $5 for 7-12. These charges are in addition to the ticket lee of $10 per couple. Tickets may be purchased from any Pleasant Valley Hospital auxiliary member, Fruth's Pharmacy, Rardin Shoe CenU!r, Cohen RiU!-Aid or Buck and John's Barber shop. This spring social event is sponsored by the Pleasant Valley Hospital Women 's Auxiliary. All proceeds are used for hospital needs. many hours have been spent in restorint; the grounds and garden. When Riverby became a reality , the F AC expanded to embrace music and dance in addition to visual arts. Kimball Su1ter is in charge of the music. department and is planning seve1·al recitals . Two weeks ·a talenU!d group of young people from Hannan Trace demonstrated that a clarinet choir several recitals. Two weeks ago a talented group of young people from Hannan Trace demonstrat. ed that a darinel choir can provide a very pleasant afternoon at Riverby. It is hoped thaI other .qualified musicians from the area will have the opportunity to perform al Riverby . Today Christine Holzer Harvey will play a benefit concert at Ga lHa = SPRING AND SUMMER FAVORITE Ball tickets available . ~~~~P~ i't YOU'VE NEVER SEEN · A VALUE THIS BJG ••• Second Avenu~ Cox. Certificates were presented to the student council advisors and senior class sponsors. Comments were made by the Southwestern stud ent body president, Terry Bush. The swdl!nt council would like to extend its sincere thanks to all stores and business,es who contributed favors for the occasion, and student council sponsors for their time and effort that made the senior banquet possible. :· ,•, ·:= Significant progress marks Art Colony's ninth year in Gallipolis officers are Sally Holley, president; Elaine Sims, vice president ; Carrie Calvert, secretary ; Diane Holley, treasurer ; June Jones, news reporter; Jennifer Kerns, recreation 1eader; L<lri Clark, health and safety chairwoman. The club decided to take Outdoor Cookery I as a club project. It was also voU!d to have a fair booth. The club wiU have a bowling party lor the next meeting. The members discussed 4-H Camp and selecU!d projects. Club a_d. · visors are Mrs. Bobbie Jones and Mrs. Marceline Kerns. Club members present were Sally Holley, Elaine Sims, Diane HoiJey, Carrie Calvert, June Jones, Jennifer Kerils and Lori Ann Clark. Mrs. Alfred Holley was a guest. ,, WE WILL MATCH THE COMFORT OF THIS 86" SOFA AGAINST ANY. \ The Bidwell Busy Bees 4-H Club met April 25 with Mrs. June Smith. Tammie Thaxton presided and had charge of lhe program . Julie Smith led devotions. Demvnstrations were given by Kathy Roberts and Nikki Thaxton, making snicker doodles and Debbie Sm1ljl, cutting out a paiU!rn. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Gladys McClelland. Club advisors are Mrs. Leora Thaxton, Mrsc June Smith aQd Mrs . Gladys McClelland. Members present were Cindy Roberts, Margie Thaxton, Marsha McClelland, Venessa Plesants and Delores Evans . ., Mrs , Joan Roberts was a guest. The Kuntri Kids 4-H Club met April 23 at the home of Sally and Diane Holley. Jennifer Kerns presided . New PATRIOT . - The Patriot Social Club met Tuesday evening al the Grange Hall and sponsored a community polluck supper with Mrs. Ted Barker preparing !he ham. There was no business trans· :· acted. but a social session was' enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Butch Brown and Jason, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Jones, Mr. and Mrs. John Bostic , Mr. and Mrs. :: Luther Burnett, Scott Wood, Mrs . Edna Ashworth, Mrs. Pearl Burnett, Mrs. Mabel Mahan , Mrs . Mary Crews, Robin, Roger and Kristy, Marsha Shriver, Frank Shriver, Stanley Gregory and Gertrude Davis. I Your choice of nine different Nairgahyde fabrics or your choice of seven velve! covers or 2 Herculon plaids lhe poems, "The Guard at the Sepulchre" and "Old Age Can be Fun ." Ella Condee read "A Thousand Trails" and gave the Bible questions. Ethel SU!ele read "Remember Cohen." T'he meeting closed wilh lhe Lord's Prayer . A social hour was enjoyed wilh refreshments served by a committee including Mae Lawrence, Ella Condee, Leona Boster, Elizabeth White and Ethel SU!ele . Southwestern seniors honored at banquet GALLIPOLIS - The Soulhwes tern Senior Banquet was hosted by the Stud ent Council . ' Mrs. L. Hueholt and sponsors, and S. Sobel March 17 at Soulhwes tern High School. The evening began wilh a potluck dinner. The program consisU!d of singing by the Girls Ensemble accompanied by Marc Mangold. Door prizes were presented. The history of the class was CHANGE PLANS read by Ruthie Sloan. GALUPOUS - Due to a Sis Ehman and Julia Morse chan ge in plans, the French presented a humorous dialogue City Gard en Club will meet entitled, "Sunday Morning May 8 w1th Mrs . June Moore at Marriage." The class prophecy 7:30p.m. was given by Jeanie Grate and Lynnita Newberry who played the characU!rs of Teen Angel and Betty Lou. Humorous awards were given to the seniors by Kim Pope; Beth Jeffers and Ruthie Sloan. The last will and testament was given by Julia Morse and Cindy silver anniversary Gallia 4-H ·Oub News Ann judson Class has April meeting at church .' 5- The Sunday Times· Sentinel, Sunday, April29, 1973 SEEN AND HEARD GALLIPOLIS Randy Bevins Ul!isted in reloading the Hunllngton Regional BIOOdmobUe which coUecU!d 160 pint!i Of blood during its visit bere Thursday. your own te mptmg lrC\1 1:, 1n r arctrcc S1zes are 3-15 , Ru!He · s l e~ve Eta~i1 c wa1st Crisp,'Neat · SHORTIE GIFT WRAPPING ribbed top, $9.00 shorts, $5 00 • •• ...·: ' ::· ;; ~ ~ • •' •' } , Gallipolis, FREE .I lii~J~ •' Poinielle pa1terned rnidriff, $10 00 Hi pster flares. S13 00 412-414 Second Ave. $17• White, Colors tops S. M , l. OPEN MONDAY NIGHT 11L8 PM They are great to wear anywhere. While only That's what the Cape means on the Fashion scene. Lacy Knit all Orion Acrylic, . easy to care for button front, self collar and lavishly frinqed. GLOVES '' 1oO r:.;, co tl:-m kn 1t One Size fits all o. L ...,... ,., ,.,_.x,., .,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,., . , , ,·'' ' ,_,. ,,,,,,''''''''' ' .,., ,,., , ,·,.,,,,,,., ' ' ' ' ' '., ., ,,,., ;.,,...,,,.,,,. ,,,. .,.,.,.,., .,. ,.,,,,,,., .•, . ,., .,., ,.,,,,,,,.. ,,,,,,,,,.,:;;;;;:;:-;,.,.,.,.,.:,., ..,.,.,.,.,.,,,.:.,,,,,,.,.x«·,.,.,, ~;-;-:·: •,. •' : •' ,': ....•; ,.,.,J): . i' ~· j CIC~ssic for Spnng ,:and Summer . Tailored, scalloped and atl lace wrist styles. Stretch. The Store with More Gallipolis ' �• ' 4- The Sun~a y Times· Sentinel, Sunday, April29, 1973 CLERK KILLED CANTON, Ohio i UPil Gary Hartong, 24, Canton, .the night desk clerk at lhe Addison UMW has meeting Downtowner Motor lnn here. was shot and killed early Thursday during a robbery . when he apparently refused to give the bandit money. There were no witnesses to lhe shooting. ADDISON - The Addison United Methodist Women convened at the home of Mrs. Marvin Gindlesberger for their April session. Mrs . Larry Hood had the devotions on uHow to Pray" and " The Power of Prayer", with sCripture from Luke 7. Her program was on ''Your Emotional ani! Mental Well Being " written by a Christian p sychologis t , Clyde Narramore . An mteresting discusSion followed the progr<Jln , Mr. and Mrs. H Lee Clark During the busmess meeting, Mrs. Ray Hughes presenU!d ·the SC(.'retary 's report and Mrs. Hood gave the treasurer's report. [t was decided that the group would order copies of "The Upper Room" for each member. Mrs . Joe Drummond, president, made announcements and discussed plans for future meetings. F'nllowing grace by Mrs . Bill Beagle, refreshments were served by the hostess. Clarks to celebrate ' Kee pSalke's made-to-match d1ng 1 of textured !4 karat white and yellow ~old . Pick a pa1r fr om ou r co llectiOn. CLARK'S JEWEL_RY 342 Second Ave . Gal I VINTON - Mr. and Mrs . H. Lee CJ<trk, Hurncane, W. V.1:1 ., were honored on thctr 25th wedcltng anmversary with an 1nforrnal receptiOn at the home of Mr . and Mrs . Charles Leach, Vinton. They were married Aprtl23, 1948, in Middleport, by the Rev . Charles Pomeroy. Mrs. Clark, the former Betty J o Matthews , IS the daughter of GALUPOUS - The April meeting of lhe Ann Judson Bible Class was held in the fellowship room of lhe church Tuesday r.ight. Mrs . Leslie Brewer presided over the 12 members and one guest attending. The meeting opened with " Amazing Grace" followed by prayer from Mrs. F'lorence Phillips. • .Mrs . Leona Boster gave devotions and a reading ''Job's Book." Eli:r.abeth Whit.! read Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Matthews and Clark is the son of Mrs. Iva Clark <tnd the late Lincoln L Clark, all of the Cheshire area. They Lire the parents of three children: Mrs . Charles (KathiJ Leach, Vtnton; Mrs . .Michael (Billie Jo) Hobinson, Dover, Delaware and Keith Wesley , at home. They also have two gra nd:wns THIS WEEK .ONLYI SAVINGS SOFA $322 THIS IS ONE OF KROEHLER'S FINEST SOFAS. The Orig in a l "English Pub" - warm, stalely and inviting yet practical . The Nauga hyd e is hu sky -and looks like bea utiful leather while the fa s hio n fabri cs carry a one year g uarantee and are prot ected with Dupont Zepe l. Thi s s tyl e will blend fashionably witn traditional, Early Amer ican or Contemporary rooms. Adj ustable back cushions, rolled c lub arms, shaped wings, bra ss nailh ea d trim , mat ch ing arm caps and sel f-deck. Indulg e yourself in oversized, e leg a nt co m fort . LOVESEAT. .................. •299 - '329 OTTOMAN .................. '55 - '60 CHAIR ........................ '199- '214 .- . . . . . . . . . . . ~';l 'll"ii t •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '!: •••••••• ; ••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' ••••••• FAMILY ROOM COMFORT AND ECONOMY " EUREKA A CLEANER CRAMMED WITH SO MAINY EXTRAS, YET PRICED SO LOWI Ju11 '59.95 • Adjustable 3-posltlon handle • Convenient on/off foot switch • Dee· orator designed vinyl dust bag • Converts easily for abova·the· HAS ... S.own enjoying the second floor lilrary at Rlverby are Mrs. George Grace, member of the French Art Colony and Harold Brown, maintenance chairman of Riverby. ~~ RINGS AND by: floor cleanlno (toolsoptlonal) Mod1l 2012-A THINGS! --- stc. •• •' •' •••• : :: •, : '•' : ·. :·: ; !• • '•. :: : '• • :· ·> . • . •' : : ,• LOW New 6-poaltlon DIAL·A·NAP'" .. ·: ·: . :· . :: :· 1 The French Arl Colony will celebrate its nlnlh birthday in -~d~e~n~se~~~==~~~-~ SepU!mber of !his year. These have been- years of active growth and sometimes phenomenal growth renecting a great deal ot hard work on the part of many indi~iduals . SALES& SERVICE During the uband wagon" year PHONE 347·7734 of 1971, over 250 new members St. Rl. 7 Addison, Ohio joined in their enthusiasm to STORE ·. cool cotton knit teamups from Patriot Social C/f:tb has meet · makes cleaning even easier .. . settings for a II pile from low, to deep VACUUM CLEANER FROSTED FLAVORS, } GALLIPOLIS- This is the filth and llnal article por· !raying the French Art Colony as II exists in our community today. The Art Colony invites aU members of the commuoliy to join and participate. HIGH any day's delicious • m help the F AC acquire Riverby . Since the newness and fever have subsided, it is really more important for the community at large to support lhe Art Colony by memberships and participation now than it was in 1971. Anyone may join by sending a check with the application following this article. Since the F AC is a nonprofit corporation and tax exempt, all membership contributions '-are tax deductible. Through membership in the F AC, you have the satisfaction o( knowing that you are promoting, supportin g and preserving the arts both for yourself and your children. Membership monies ·pay for pos lage, the news letter, utilities, housekeeping, library rna terials, gallery expenses and many other aspects of maintenance ·of Riverby. In addition, 'any member may enroll in any of the classes at a reduced rate, has the USt! of the facilities of Riverby lor purposes re)aling to the arts and may enjoy a multitude of special activities, programs, receptions and recitals throughout the year . Since the FAC has occupied Riverby, many changes have occurred. In the preceding articles the clasS program, parent-child workshops, the gallery and the ftnancial structure have been discussed. Other changes include the birth of the art library one year ago. The library is steadily growing and includes books and periodicals on visual c1rt~. dance , theater and music. F AC members were In· strurnental in bringing the ''artist.in-residence '' program in to U1e schools. The program has been an asset to our community and our children and one which we would like to see continued . During the past two yea rs a large amount of work has been done by volunteers towards the restoration of Riverby . Las t summer the South Central Ohio Preservation Society cited the F AC for Its work in preser. vation of the home which dates from 1858. Restoration continues but at it slower pace. In addition to the house itsel!, Beautiful Family Room Group of Sofa, Loveseat and Chair Covered with Heavy Du.ty Naugahyde and Durable Oak Trim. Your Choice of Persimmon or Brown. , COMPLETE 3 PC. ONLY ' GROUP $488 SOFA ......................... ~ ..... '225 LOVESEA T.................... ,••• •·1 75 CHAIR ....•..•.......•........... :.'119 ·OPEN MONDAY UNTIL 8:00 !>econd at Grape Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 446-03:12 Carpet Draperies Interiors Hours : Daily 9:30-5 Mon.-Fri. , 9 to 8 • • HAVE PARTY GALI.IPOLJS - Michael Todd Woodall , son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Woodall, celebrated his fourth birthday at home April 25. Helping h1m celebrate were his 'sis ter, Stephanie, Mrs . George Barnette and sons, Eric and Eddie, Mr. and - Mrs. Jack Woodall, Kisa and Kevin Woodall, Mrs. Harry Simpkins and son, Craig, Mrs. Lanny Reapp and sons, Chris and Brian, 'Paula and Sha na Martin, Todd and Scott Slone Academy . The proceeds will • Glen and Norman Chapman. benefit some of the many Mrs. Tom O' Dell and son, projects at Riverby. Mrs . Chris. Those sending gifts were Harvey's former home, in· Scott Roberts , Bubby Saunders eluding the developing ceramic and Mrs . Alma Stevens, studio. maternal grandm9ther . The French Art Colony has grown and is growing. It can and should make significant contributions to each person, to his children and the community. 1t is obvious that a new esthetic awareness is developing ; lhe dream of an art center has become a reality and lt will require Ute continuous help o! all if 1t is to fulfill the potential which is evident. Why not join in this e!forl? OF ADDR..- - L - - - - - - - - - - CHRIST CITY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ZIP _ _ PHONE ____________________ Family $15.00 Fill out above Membership Bank and mail Mrs. Pat Martin 1130 Second Ave .. Gallipolis, Oh. 45631 "Serv ing you since 1936 " Gallipolis. Ohio ' CHAPEL HILL CHURCH NAME ______________________ with check to : DAN THOMAS AND SON GOSPEL MEETING MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION Single $10.00 Fouri.h Dimension all the time since the beginning or tht! world were compressed fnto a year , the existence of man would represent only the final ten minutes and recorded history the lasl 45 seconds. I£ Gallipolis, Ohio APRIL 29 ~- THRU MAY 4th David Pharr Sunday Services 10:30 a.m . . 6 p.m . Week Days 7:30P.M. Speaker, David Pharr Rock Hill, South Carolina EVERYONE WELCOME! •, •' FRINGED 'CAPES I' SHOWER HER Wlnf FINE LINGERIE BY LoRRAINE ' I ' ~~~~ ~~p i~~w~E!nd Robe II ower splashed for <I relreshing look. The . com . pletely wa s hable blend of no· iron polyester and cotton is touched with lace and tied for i[h9ue tte_ flattery. .A:<> lor : Violet, Sizes XS, S, M, L Short Gown $6. Long Gown $9. Rob£ SJJ I J ~y ., ., ~ t j '• :' } • ,. Dclcctahle qcw ·. ta sh1on cd 1n the tro:,ty unlnhd>JIC(j } •' scp,t~ ra tc.., · , ••, •, co lors;tha t make ~ un glo ~~c d h.11r, berry :'-: .'•.. ' .,.. , bngh tl1 ps,md trcckles look merely speclacular .·~:' Cu rvy -c ued 1'um th1n g' 5p1cc d • • - with swee tly fcm1n1 nc to urht:;"s. SI 1Ccd sl1m , und scanty enough to b.1re .1 lo t o ( hra.nd new t.m . St 1r up SON BORN SANDUSKY - Mr. and Mrs. Harrison C. Smith, Sandusky, are announcing the birth of their second son, April 26. The baby weighed seven pounds and 10 ounces and has been named Brian Matthew. He is welcomed a! home by a three year old brother, Mark . Ma ternal grandmother is Mrs. Rosa Burnett, 815 Third Ave ., Gallipolis. Paternal grand.parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, Sandusky, former residents of Bidwell. Great-grandmother is Mrs. Tillie Wri~ht, Neil Ave ., GHllipolis . PLAN EVENTS GALUPOLIS - The Gallia Academy Future Homemakers of America will visit King's Island May 29 and will atU!nd the ~istrict FHA meeting May I at Kyger Creek. May 19 the chapU!r will sponsor a bake sale in front of Haskins·Tanner to help pay for convention expenses. The group will also sponsor a car wash June 2. COVER-UPS :: OR PURCHASE INDIVIDUALLY Furniture PT. PLEASANT - Ticket and table reservations are being accepted lor the 13th Annual Charity Ball May 12 from 9 p.m. to I a.m. at the National Guard Armory here. Music will be furnished by the Don Boyd orchestra of Beckley. Dress will be semiformal. Reservati011S for tables may be obtained by calling Mrs. R. L. Given, 675-3035. Charges'are $2 for 1-3 couples; $3 for 4-6 couples and $5 for 7-12. These charges are in addition to the ticket lee of $10 per couple. Tickets may be purchased from any Pleasant Valley Hospital auxiliary member, Fruth's Pharmacy, Rardin Shoe CenU!r, Cohen RiU!-Aid or Buck and John's Barber shop. This spring social event is sponsored by the Pleasant Valley Hospital Women 's Auxiliary. All proceeds are used for hospital needs. many hours have been spent in restorint; the grounds and garden. When Riverby became a reality , the F AC expanded to embrace music and dance in addition to visual arts. Kimball Su1ter is in charge of the music. department and is planning seve1·al recitals . Two weeks ·a talenU!d group of young people from Hannan Trace demonstrated that a clarinet choir several recitals. Two weeks ago a talented group of young people from Hannan Trace demonstrat. ed that a darinel choir can provide a very pleasant afternoon at Riverby. It is hoped thaI other .qualified musicians from the area will have the opportunity to perform al Riverby . Today Christine Holzer Harvey will play a benefit concert at Ga lHa = SPRING AND SUMMER FAVORITE Ball tickets available . ~~~~P~ i't YOU'VE NEVER SEEN · A VALUE THIS BJG ••• Second Avenu~ Cox. Certificates were presented to the student council advisors and senior class sponsors. Comments were made by the Southwestern stud ent body president, Terry Bush. The swdl!nt council would like to extend its sincere thanks to all stores and business,es who contributed favors for the occasion, and student council sponsors for their time and effort that made the senior banquet possible. :· ,•, ·:= Significant progress marks Art Colony's ninth year in Gallipolis officers are Sally Holley, president; Elaine Sims, vice president ; Carrie Calvert, secretary ; Diane Holley, treasurer ; June Jones, news reporter; Jennifer Kerns, recreation 1eader; L<lri Clark, health and safety chairwoman. The club decided to take Outdoor Cookery I as a club project. It was also voU!d to have a fair booth. The club wiU have a bowling party lor the next meeting. The members discussed 4-H Camp and selecU!d projects. Club a_d. · visors are Mrs. Bobbie Jones and Mrs. Marceline Kerns. Club members present were Sally Holley, Elaine Sims, Diane HoiJey, Carrie Calvert, June Jones, Jennifer Kerils and Lori Ann Clark. Mrs. Alfred Holley was a guest. ,, WE WILL MATCH THE COMFORT OF THIS 86" SOFA AGAINST ANY. \ The Bidwell Busy Bees 4-H Club met April 25 with Mrs. June Smith. Tammie Thaxton presided and had charge of lhe program . Julie Smith led devotions. Demvnstrations were given by Kathy Roberts and Nikki Thaxton, making snicker doodles and Debbie Sm1ljl, cutting out a paiU!rn. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Gladys McClelland. Club advisors are Mrs. Leora Thaxton, Mrsc June Smith aQd Mrs . Gladys McClelland. Members present were Cindy Roberts, Margie Thaxton, Marsha McClelland, Venessa Plesants and Delores Evans . ., Mrs , Joan Roberts was a guest. The Kuntri Kids 4-H Club met April 23 at the home of Sally and Diane Holley. Jennifer Kerns presided . New PATRIOT . - The Patriot Social Club met Tuesday evening al the Grange Hall and sponsored a community polluck supper with Mrs. Ted Barker preparing !he ham. There was no business trans· :· acted. but a social session was' enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Butch Brown and Jason, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Jones, Mr. and Mrs. John Bostic , Mr. and Mrs. :: Luther Burnett, Scott Wood, Mrs . Edna Ashworth, Mrs. Pearl Burnett, Mrs. Mabel Mahan , Mrs . Mary Crews, Robin, Roger and Kristy, Marsha Shriver, Frank Shriver, Stanley Gregory and Gertrude Davis. I Your choice of nine different Nairgahyde fabrics or your choice of seven velve! covers or 2 Herculon plaids lhe poems, "The Guard at the Sepulchre" and "Old Age Can be Fun ." Ella Condee read "A Thousand Trails" and gave the Bible questions. Ethel SU!ele read "Remember Cohen." T'he meeting closed wilh lhe Lord's Prayer . A social hour was enjoyed wilh refreshments served by a committee including Mae Lawrence, Ella Condee, Leona Boster, Elizabeth White and Ethel SU!ele . Southwestern seniors honored at banquet GALLIPOLIS - The Soulhwes tern Senior Banquet was hosted by the Stud ent Council . ' Mrs. L. Hueholt and sponsors, and S. Sobel March 17 at Soulhwes tern High School. The evening began wilh a potluck dinner. The program consisU!d of singing by the Girls Ensemble accompanied by Marc Mangold. Door prizes were presented. The history of the class was CHANGE PLANS read by Ruthie Sloan. GALUPOUS - Due to a Sis Ehman and Julia Morse chan ge in plans, the French presented a humorous dialogue City Gard en Club will meet entitled, "Sunday Morning May 8 w1th Mrs . June Moore at Marriage." The class prophecy 7:30p.m. was given by Jeanie Grate and Lynnita Newberry who played the characU!rs of Teen Angel and Betty Lou. Humorous awards were given to the seniors by Kim Pope; Beth Jeffers and Ruthie Sloan. The last will and testament was given by Julia Morse and Cindy silver anniversary Gallia 4-H ·Oub News Ann judson Class has April meeting at church .' 5- The Sunday Times· Sentinel, Sunday, April29, 1973 SEEN AND HEARD GALLIPOLIS Randy Bevins Ul!isted in reloading the Hunllngton Regional BIOOdmobUe which coUecU!d 160 pint!i Of blood during its visit bere Thursday. your own te mptmg lrC\1 1:, 1n r arctrcc S1zes are 3-15 , Ru!He · s l e~ve Eta~i1 c wa1st Crisp,'Neat · SHORTIE GIFT WRAPPING ribbed top, $9.00 shorts, $5 00 • •• ...·: ' ::· ;; ~ ~ • •' •' } , Gallipolis, FREE .I lii~J~ •' Poinielle pa1terned rnidriff, $10 00 Hi pster flares. S13 00 412-414 Second Ave. $17• White, Colors tops S. M , l. OPEN MONDAY NIGHT 11L8 PM They are great to wear anywhere. While only That's what the Cape means on the Fashion scene. Lacy Knit all Orion Acrylic, . easy to care for button front, self collar and lavishly frinqed. GLOVES '' 1oO r:.;, co tl:-m kn 1t One Size fits all o. L ...,... ,., ,.,_.x,., .,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,., . , , ,·'' ' ,_,. ,,,,,,''''''''' ' .,., ,,., , ,·,.,,,,,,., ' ' ' ' ' '., ., ,,,., ;.,,...,,,.,,,. ,,,. .,.,.,.,., .,. ,.,,,,,,., .•, . ,., .,., ,.,,,,,,,.. ,,,,,,,,,.,:;;;;;:;:-;,.,.,.,.,.:,., ..,.,.,.,.,.,,,.:.,,,,,,.,.x«·,.,.,, ~;-;-:·: •,. •' : •' ,': ....•; ,.,.,J): . i' ~· j CIC~ssic for Spnng ,:and Summer . Tailored, scalloped and atl lace wrist styles. Stretch. The Store with More Gallipolis ' �• 6 _ The Sunday Times -Sentinel, Sunday, Apri129, 1973 7- The Sunday Times - Sentinel, Sunday, April 29, 1973 ( SWEET TREAT CRUSHED • M&R SHOPPING CENTER ~ YOURS WITH FAMOUS A$7.50 GROCERY ANCHOR HOCKING· . ORDER OR MORE' OVENWARE IGA . M'&R IGA FOODLINER MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 6===-- M&R BARGAINLAND e DOWNE oz. 9 KING SIZE FOR ONLY . 64 ....___ 15 oz. CANS 1-LB. PKG. PARKAY MAXI· BOWLS OLEO DAYTIME PAMPERS INSTANT NESTE A 3 OZ. JAR ONLY .. . BOX OF 15 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES BETSY ROSS WITH COUPON CHARCOAL WAGNER'S ORANGE ·o ·RI K lO LB. BAG << BAKE & .· i ._SM-U-CK-ER-S... - - - GRAPE · .BUY! 3toAvEs$ BREAK BREAD BONUS STOKELY'S VAN CAMP'S .-,. ... BUY! · - . STOKELY'S. ·SHELLIE OR GREEN · . VAN CAMP'S BUY! BEANS BONUS · EEF STEW '-- BUY! STOKELY'S. ·TOMATO SAUCE • • LIM IT 2 JARS TO A P .. . BUY ONE . FOR . .U. S. .NO. · MAINE . e STAR KIST 20 LB. .· BAG WITH COUPON · LIGHT. CHUNK TUNA -· .· GE'I' .ONE · FREE. IGA BUTTERMILK ( % AMERICAN BEAUTY ·., . •GREEN BEANS & POTATOES HONEY SWEET PEARS· e ·15 OZ. CAN 40 oz. CAN ~ D R .·• GALLON CARTONs · /z SIZE CAN 1 CELLO . . &oz.· BAG RADISHES ·· _ CELLO ' ' . LEAN SLICED BONUS . BUY! ... 1-LB. ( • LB.!.. - . IGA FISH PORTIONS . . . • CARROTS BAG ' . BOSTON BONNIE . 2-LB. PKG. · . BONELESS .· • IONus · "BOSTON ROLL" 15 PORK ROAST oz. . 2 CANS . BUY! . . LB. . - .~ I • ·' .I. ( . . �• 6 _ The Sunday Times -Sentinel, Sunday, Apri129, 1973 7- The Sunday Times - Sentinel, Sunday, April 29, 1973 ( SWEET TREAT CRUSHED • M&R SHOPPING CENTER ~ YOURS WITH FAMOUS A$7.50 GROCERY ANCHOR HOCKING· . ORDER OR MORE' OVENWARE IGA . M'&R IGA FOODLINER MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 6===-- M&R BARGAINLAND e DOWNE oz. 9 KING SIZE FOR ONLY . 64 ....___ 15 oz. CANS 1-LB. PKG. PARKAY MAXI· BOWLS OLEO DAYTIME PAMPERS INSTANT NESTE A 3 OZ. JAR ONLY .. . BOX OF 15 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES BETSY ROSS WITH COUPON CHARCOAL WAGNER'S ORANGE ·o ·RI K lO LB. BAG << BAKE & .· i ._SM-U-CK-ER-S... - - - GRAPE · .BUY! 3toAvEs$ BREAK BREAD BONUS STOKELY'S VAN CAMP'S .-,. ... BUY! · - . STOKELY'S. ·SHELLIE OR GREEN · . VAN CAMP'S BUY! BEANS BONUS · EEF STEW '-- BUY! STOKELY'S. ·TOMATO SAUCE • • LIM IT 2 JARS TO A P .. . BUY ONE . FOR . .U. S. .NO. · MAINE . e STAR KIST 20 LB. .· BAG WITH COUPON · LIGHT. CHUNK TUNA -· .· GE'I' .ONE · FREE. IGA BUTTERMILK ( % AMERICAN BEAUTY ·., . •GREEN BEANS & POTATOES HONEY SWEET PEARS· e ·15 OZ. CAN 40 oz. CAN ~ D R .·• GALLON CARTONs · /z SIZE CAN 1 CELLO . . &oz.· BAG RADISHES ·· _ CELLO ' ' . LEAN SLICED BONUS . BUY! ... 1-LB. ( • LB.!.. - . IGA FISH PORTIONS . . . • CARROTS BAG ' . BOSTON BONNIE . 2-LB. PKG. · . BONELESS .· • IONus · "BOSTON ROLL" 15 PORK ROAST oz. . 2 CANS . BUY! . . LB. . - .~ I • ·' .I. ( . . �S- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sonday,April29, 1973 Keyette members attend meeting CHESHIRE - A group of Keyette girls fro{Tl Kyger Creek High School and their advisor, attended' the West Virginia State Keyette annual convention at Pipestem Resort near Princeton last weekend. The local club has been invited to become an affiliate of District Six of the We s t Vlrglnia Association and to partic ipate in its local and state projects and contests. Those who attended were Shirley Skaggs, presidenJ; Kandy Gindlesberger , presldenklect ; Sue Hughes, member of the board of directo rs and Mrs. Huber Rodney Alderman weds Kathleen Payne Fulton , fa c ulty advisor . Maurice Mayes, a teacher at Kyger Creek, is the W~t Virginia State Kiwanis youtb chainnan . >• • William Gerhold _ · CJJurch youth have Artist to speak at .. (:prayer meet program Riverby Friday " ' ".", ·: :. •; ; :· ' ~' .' , ~ ~: ........ ... GALLIPOLIS - The youth of the First Church of God of Gallipolis under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hamilton were in charge of the Wednesday Prayer meeting this past week . Special songs were sung by Debbie Houck and Jeff Rhodes , •• ~· :: -Brenda, Mark and Wayne Johnson, Lu Ann Whitley, Jean Saunders and Denise Long and Marsha Bush. A short message GALLIPOLIS - William Gerhold will hold a sy mposium during the French Art Colony 's Mainstreams Exhibitions, annual members' reception at which he ori ginated and Riverby Friday, May 4, from 8 directs, al MarietW College. to 10 p.m. The reception ma1·ks He is an associate professor of the opening of an exhibit of a rt, and c ha irman (desianate J Gerhold's paintings which will of the M•rietla Art l,)epartbe on display in the French Art mcnt. Colony galleries during the [n ·additi on to hi s teaching month of May . ·duties, G e rhold has exhibi ted. Local residents are probably In numerous shows throughout most familiar with Gerhold 's West Vir g inia, Ohio; New works in the Wes t Virginia Yor k, Connecticut and Moun lain Slate Arl' and Crafts Maryland, is active in wi ld erneSs area conse rvati on projects, is a licensed pilot and SEEN AND HEARD ins tructor , and conducts GALLIPOLIS Mrs. ·outdool' painting courses in the MarjOrie Cox, daugh ters Amy 1\ll cghe ny Mountain s ei:lch Ja and Rhonda Lee, son John summer . Gerhold and his wife, William and Mrs. Re ba Ruth, re;-;ide in Williamstown. Cram e r , Montpelier, s pe nt W. Va ., and are the parents of their Easter vacation he1~e with· foul' children . . the former 's uncle and aunt • , All [lr.t. Colony members are Mr . and Mrs ..lohn W. Houck, urged to take advanljl ge of this Eureka Star Rt., and Mr. and 1 occusion to meet Gerhold and Mrs. Fred Koopman , Vinton St. preview · hiS outStam~tng They re'turned to their homes cxhibil. The .sliow will open to Monday. I he general public Saturdav. May 5. The galler ies at Mr. and Mr ~. Mars hall Rivcrby a r e open each Bostic, Akron, Mrs. J essie .Saturday and Sunday from 1·to Houchins , Vinton a nd .Mr ~ afld · 5 p.m. and each Tuesday from Mrs. Calvin Hall , Jr. and 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Special family. St . Albans, were tours may be arranged at other . Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. times by contacting Mrs. Betty John Krawsczyn, Middleport. McGinness, 446-0547. was delivered by Marsha Bush on the man Jesus. Prayer was given by Pearl Elliott, Betty Baxter and Mike Bush. Edith Long read I Peter 2:17-25. .," ..• ' . " .· "• .. • " • v •• Jan's Side ,. :·.. ... by Dorothy J Countryman . "• · " :. : SOMEHOW I just knew I'd have to explain the title for my ...... column arld-sure 'nuf, Chet and our receptiOnist, Debbie Bennett · demanded an explanation, so here it is. - · Despite what my Mother may tell you, it is not because 1 am : rebelling.against society. it's because I'm rebelling against my : : middle' name. The original -name was Jo·: Can you imagine, : ~ readers, what it is to have a lather in the gasoline business with : ~ no sons and a daughter named Jo? The worst thing I remember • ~ from my childhood was tbe endless hours of teasing about that ' . • ·~ name. : ~ So I retaUated. Ibegan by not using it, b~t roo many people • ~ already knew what 1t was so that was no solutron. Then I started . : ~ writing in 1965and thoughtloughUo have a pen name (mind you : ~ I was only a high school freshman at the time) and I picked up : ~ the feminine version of James, from the British spy 007, who is : ~ still my favorite, and I've been writing as Jan ever since. ; ~ It really became official when one 0! my frie~ds in ·the : ' composing department of the Hillsboro Publishing Company : : brought me a lead paperweigh_t declaring· that 1 really was Jan : ~ late last summer. . · : ~ I still have· the paperweight, 1 still like the name and it's ! ~ certainly a _lot easler to spell than the 17 letter handle I was : t~ 'Christened with. . • ~ · : ~ ·. MAY WILL BE a big month for a number of organizations. ~ ~ The FrenCh Art Colony and the Brotherbood or the Jungle Cock : ~ are star.Ung us out with separate celebratioits - membership • ~ drive ending for F AC, and the first Ohio campfire or the Jungle ~ ~· Cock. It is also Senior Citizens Month, and the group here at tile . :. ~ Tlmes,Sentinelextends best wishes to all our senior rriends. : ~ May is Tie-Down Month for the Mobile . Living Com• ~ mm1ications Center. ThiS group is asking mobile· home dwellers : ~ to tie down or otherwise securely anchor their homes against : ~ possible wind damage. The region~! map tbey sent along to : ~· explam all of this to me says that wmds for this area have been • ~ known to reaclt between 70 and 80 miles an hour, which is enough . : "\ to overturn and severely ,damage unanchored homes. • ~ · May is also American Bike Month. The Bicycle Institute of : ~ America reports there a~e 85 million bicyclists in the United • ~' States who are parti~ipating in what is called "The greatest : ~ grassmovenent since populism.' ' Having been a bicyclist during : ~ my college days, I'd like to remind all cyclists, especially my : ~ younger friends, to really be on the alert as to bike safety : ~~ meas1,1fes. Remember, people driving cars can't always see you .. : just becatl'\e you see them. !"air at Ripley, W. Va ., e.a ch summer, and in the annual . GALL!POI.IS Gifda Shamblin w• s planning to , re turn to work thrs pas t Wed· nesday. at t]le Uniform Center , however, .she fell ~nd broke a leg and w1II be unable to return for some t1me. A card shower would be appreciated and may be addressed to .her at Rt: 3, Box 433, Gallipolis . Mr . and Mrs. Mar·s hall Bostic, Alu"on and Mrs. Jessie Houchins, Vinto~ and Mr. and · Mr~.. ,,. Victor Casto Vinton 'attendeil ~he baptism of Susan ·. Elizabeth Houchins at Heath . United Methodis t Chur ch Sunday. Susan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sle\<C Houchins, Middleport. . \ Miss julie Annette Hall Miss Althea jenkins ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT -Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hall, Northup, are announci.rg the engagement of their daughter , Julie Annette, toM . James Roach, son of Mr . and Mrs. Marvin Roach, Ravenswood, W. Va. The bride-elect will be a senior at Hannan Trace Local High School where she is enrolled in t - . college preparatory course. She is a memberof Beta Club, HA and is earning her state homemakers degree. She is es ident of both the chess club and · the Twilighters 4-H Club. e is head majorette of the Hanf)an Trace marching band, member of chamber ensemble, ca ndy striper, FNA, and attends Dickey Chapel Church. Her fiance attend ed Hannan Trace and is employed as a car. penter by Leo Davis, contractor. A November wedding is 'being planned.. He attends the World-Wide Church of Gqd. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED-Mr. and Mrs. Ricberd CampbeU, Rt. 2, Crown City, are announcing .the engagement and approaching marriage of their niece, Althea Minerva Jenkins, to Ronald Dean Wise, son or Irene Wise, GallipoUs and Neal Wise, Patriot. Miss Jenkins is a senior at Hannan Trace High SchooL Wise graduated from Hannan Trace and is employe<\ at Cris Craft. Wedding plans are incomplete. 1• ·! ' . · on Beach '' For A Better Job, .Sooner-Go To Business College GALLIPOUS - Mrs . . John Groth, Gallia County Girl Scout Service Unit Leader, condueled the service unit meeting of all leaders April 18 at the Presbyterian Church. An invitation was extended by Mrs. Louls Pasquale, council delegaie, to all registered Girl · Scout adults to attend the Seal Of Ohio Council meeting April 30 at the Paul Lyne Center on tbe campus of Rio Grande College. Registration and coffee hour will commence at 9:30a.m. Everyone who did not register for lunch .is asked to l)ring a .sack lunch and urged to atten<l to support- the local sponsorship of this event. Each leader was advised to tell scouts to have their day camp registration in to her by May 10. Mrs. Clyde Donahue, Vinoon, has accepted day camp directorship and announc-rd the leader training dates of May 8 and 22 at the campsite, the Gilman Memorial Presbyterian Farm, and May • Second Avenu~ . • •• •• •• •• =$ •. .••, ..,. • •' • ,•• ,. •• •• ••• . ...... .• ,,• •---: ., ., .' ... ·~ ·....,~ •• ...• • HAS ... ~~JOHN MliY&I\ A GREAT LOOK ,,.IN SPOJHSWEAR .: __ &tc. ,. , l ... ; . Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Alderman Mrs. Jay Harrison, . presided over the reception table. For wedding trip to Ocee, Fla.. the bride changed to a red, white and blue empire knit ·' dress. The couple will reside in Vinton. The new Mrs. Alderman is a graduate of North Gallia High School andis a senior majoring in physical education at_ Rio Grande College . She is presently student teac~ing at · Gallia Academy. Alderman is a graduate of Waverly High School and at- · tended Ohio'Technical College, Columbus. He is employed by Stewart Hardware. • Guests from out-of-rown for · the wedding were Mr.-and Mrs. Mrs. Alderman wore a long- Oscar Alderman, Hilliard; Mr. sleeves floor length gown with · and Mrs. Robert Thompson, _. a b_lue . and wh~te kn~t print George .and Fred, Pomeroy; · bodice and while sklrt, BC· . Marcie .Owens, Middleport : q!nted by a stand-up collar. Mr. and Mrs. w. J. ~rwin, Her corsage was or blue and Mike Urwin David Urwin white carnations. ' ' The reception was held in the church basement immediately following the ceremony. The bride's !able lias decorated with burgundy netting and corner bows over a white ~over. The three-tiered cake, decorated wltll wedding bells, centered the arrangement. Mrs. Nonmln Stewart, aunt of the bride Sberri Finney and a SUNDAY . MISSIONARY Society of Paint Creek Baptist Church piogram at 2 p. m. Mrs. Dorothy Lewis Thomas will be the guest speaker . The public is welcome . THE REV. Keith Beaver will be the featured spea ker at the 7:30 p .m. service of · Mina HAS PERFECT 4.0 Chapel Church. The pastor . GALLIPOLIS - Christopher invites the public . Moore Griffin, son of Mr. and REVIVAL at Elizabeth Chapel Mrs. John T. Griffin, 618 Church, co ntinuing through Second Ave., a junior at Ohio Sunday, May 6, with the Rev. University , Athens, has been Calvin Evans, evangelist at named to the dean 's list for the winter quarter with a perfect 7:30p.m. Public welcome . 4.0 average . Christopher is MONDAY majoring in Theatre Arts and WAYSIDE Garden Club meets Drama . at 8 p . m . with Mrs. Stanley Shaver. Food or plant sale during the meeting . allow it to be shown at area TUESDAY Uleaters. BIDWELL United Methodis t Praised by professional critWSCS meets at 7o30 p.m. ics, the film is about sexual enPATRIOT Grange meets at 7 eounters of a middle aged p.m. with potluck. American man and a young PEMBROKE Club will meet at girl in Paris. 8p.m. with Mrs. Herb Moore at 420 First Ave. THURSDAY REGISTERED Nurses ' Lydia Wright, and Mr. and Association will meet to elect Mrs . Dale Allard, Waverly; officers at the Colonial Inn, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Atkins, Jackson at 6:30p.m. Rutland, and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Roush, Belpre. CHAVOUS Cn'ED COLU MBUS (UPJ) UNDERTAKER THANKED Jarrett C. Chavous, outgoing GALLIPOLIS - Members of president of. the Columbus the Gallia County Volunteer Metropolitan Area Community Emergency Squad , publicly Action OrgaQization, has beenthank the Waugh-Halley,Wood presented the Governor's Funerai Home fQr allowing Ule · Award for Community Action local squad to use one of their Thursday night. ambulances last Tuesday He was cited for his strong afternoon . The squad re£;eived sense of community aWareness several emergency calls at one and involvemc.nt in many com~ time and had no emerg_ency .munity activities. vehicle available. 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Resortweave Fa shion FiVe r .is · available in an elegant collect1on of su perb checked pa!terns in color tones just riaht for the season. , " 3· piece suit with 2 belts. only $1 3 JUMBO ROLLS BLACK ~ · . ~· · fif?=~c~~·1 Tl0 Ul8 446-0687 TAWNEY JEWELERS POUND CANDY VALUE STOR . 54 state st., Gallipolis '448.50 • SHOP EMLr WHILE QIJA NTITIES LAST 2. $1 ·-. BRUNICARDI HOUSE OF MUSIC 1 ct 057 LA1'·AWA1' York Peppermint Patties --'7:-~ : T he DIAMONDS . . )iii;;:>=i ~1 Volunteer Emergency Squad. Admitted as medical patients were Mary Marcuno of Jackson Pike who became iU at the Highway Inn ; Otis Wells, 28, Rt. 1, Crown City. who had breathing dif. ,j? fi cultiesi Frances Lancaster, ~ 63. Rodney, suffering from chest pains; Betty L. Thacker, 34, Rt. 1, Bidwell and Vennie Watkins, 67, 752 Third Ave. REGUlAR · County . ' Q(&\OJ U\Qt : ;- .•• '· who will be moving from this ' area. It was noted that many young .girls have been guided by her able skills and enthusiastic participation. The dedicated services of Mrs. Eldon Thomas, Mrs . Tom Morgan and Mrs. Jim Beverly as troop organizers for several years were recognized as having coordinated the entire Girl Scout enrollment program . Mrs. Eldon Wuerch, 15 at Lake Alma. area ten association chair~ Chairwomen were appointed woman for four years and to supervise parade par.. leader_ in various duties of ticipation of the girls in the directorship, was thanked for Veterans Day and Fourtb . of her dedication in being the link July events. FaU camporee between council and local · plans are being made and Mrs. communication . All leaders Robert Anderson, director, expressed gratitude for the announced the tentative date directorship of Mr1. Grotb. as the weekend of October 12. '- Mrs. Leach presented Mrs. Each scout is urged to submit Groth an appreciation gift on an original suggestion for the behalf of the Seal of Ohio Girl design of a camp patch to her Scout Council. Leader award leader by May 16. pins were presented to Mrs. Mrs. Charles Leach, field Robert Schopis for 25 years director, Chillicothe, presented service, Mrs. Willlam Shaffer, a sustaining membership Mrs. William Board and Mrs. enrollment film in support of • Clyde Donahue for 10 years the drive commencing April29. service and Mrs. Robert AnChairpersons for the 1973 derson for 5 years service. Gallia County Enrollment are Mrs. Leach presented. each Mr. and Mrs. Miles T. Epling. leader an encased Girl Scout At the clqse of the meeting, Bookmark of the new promise Mrs. Groth expressed ap· and laws. preciation to all volunteer Mrs. Miles Epling, new te·~derS for the past year's Service unit director, an· . service. Special attention was . nounced the directing .team given Mrs. William Shaffer, will meet at her home May 2 at cadet leader and former day 10 a.m. for training tinder Mrs. camp and camporee director, ···Leach. . •• •• MY THOUGHT for the week comes from one of my close .:..~ friends at Ohio State. He's been working on his masters' degi~ : l: and is just about.ready to finish and he made this observation to : me recently. "There are lots of deg_ree people floating around, • ; , mostly unemployed ." : ~ SiiJce my father, and a number of other indpendent : ~: businessmen have recently received letters from Bow1ing Green · : , State asking 1£ they could belp place a large backlog of .unem- . : t ployed graduates, which does not includ" the ones coming up in : : June, I'm afraid I have to _a gree . . : ;· Makes one sort of Wonder if the rugh cost of education is : ~ really ~o~th it sometimes, don't you think ? : ~ HAVE A NICE WEEK! batteau neckline , bishop sleeves, A-line skirt and basque waistline with a detachable cathedral train. The sleeves of the'gown and the train were trimmed in imported reembroidered chantilly laee. Her shoulder length veil of illusion was held in place tiy a beadpiece of satin bows and m:reamers. The bride carried a white Bible covered with a bouquet ol white mums and ivy surrounding a corsage of white baby orchida. Mary Stump, Cheshire, served as maid of honor and Jerri Samples, Columbus, served her twin..- sister as matron of honor. Both attendants wore gowns of burgundy velvet with long sleeves and empire waists accented with pink and burgundy ribbons, and · stand.Up collars. They carried nosegays or burgundy arid pink carnations. · Tammi Alderman, Cir· deville, niece of the groom, was tbe flower girl. Her pink velvet gown was styled identically to the senior attendants. Lu Ann Payne, Vinton and Tamara Stewart, Gallipolis, distributed packets of rice to the guests. They wore floor length gowns or burgundy and pink . Mrs. Dale Allard, Waverly. cousin of the bride, presided at the guest register . Rick Alderman, Waverly. served his brother as best man. Ushers were Lynn Alderman, brother of the groom, Waverly and David Samples, Gallipolis. For her daughter 's wedding, Mrs. Payne chose a floor length dress wlth a paisley print satin finish skirt .and a black jersey bodice, with long sleeves and a rolled neckline, which she accented wiih black accessories. Her corsage was of red carnations. · Girl Scout unit · has recent meet ATTEND MEETING GAI.L!POL!S Gallia Co un ty Clerk of Courts, Marjorie Rine hart and her deputies. Mrs . Louise Burger , Mrs. Eileen Mink, Mrs. Evelyn Jeffcl's, Mrs. Connie B~rnes ~od Mi ss Sandy Bradbury attended the Distri ct Clerk of Courts meeting Thursday night in At hen s. ·. Judge Earl Stephenson, a member of the Fou.rth District Court of Appeal s1 was the featured speaker. Steven U!lderwood of the Ohio Depar·tment of Motor· Ga1Jia of bridal satin featuring a VINTON - Kathleen Ann Payne became the bride of Rodney W. Alderman in a double ring ceremony at the Vinton Baptist Church December 30. The former Miss Payne is the daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. John Payne, Rt. 2, Vinton. Aldetman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Alderman , Rt. 3, Waverly. The 7:30 p.m . candlelight ceremony was performed by Rev. Kirby Oiler, Wellswn. Nuptial music was presented by Margaret Tracy, organist and Rev. Oiler, who sang "The Lord's Prayer." . The altar was centered wltb a basket of white gladioli and pink carnations, flanked by two seven branch candel ...bra. A white kneeUng bench completed the setting. Flower arrangements were prepared by Thelma, Jerry and Connie Barnes, Vinton. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown HAVE FUND DRIVE CROWN CITY- The Church o£ Ch rist, ProctorviiJe (Lawrence County) is coodueling a fund drive for the purpose of raising money to help purchase a new kidney machine for the CabellHuntington Hospital, Huntington. Dera Brumfield, Rt. I, Crown City, is chairman of the campaign for Gallia County. MISs Litu/4 jean Spires ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT- Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Spires, Gallipolis, are annou'leing the engagement and approaching marriage oftbeir daughter, Linda Jean, to Robert Allen Racer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E . Racer, Gallipolis. Linda will be a senior at Kyger Creek High School. Robert is a 1972 graduate of Kyger Creek High School. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL GALLIPOLIS - Five per· sons were taken to the Holzer Medical Center Friday by the OUR EARLY SPRING SALE IS NOW IN PROGRESS! OPEN MONDAY NIGHT TIL 8 PM $100 yd. YOUR CHOICE ' RUGGED PLASTIC 18V:z GALLON GARBAGE CAl SPECIAL $ DOLLAR D;4 YS VALUE LIMIT 4 Upper Store Only Both Stores OP D SAVE THE EASY WAY• BOTH STORES IN GALLIPOLIS OPEN .MON. 11L 8 P.M. • �S- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sonday,April29, 1973 Keyette members attend meeting CHESHIRE - A group of Keyette girls fro{Tl Kyger Creek High School and their advisor, attended' the West Virginia State Keyette annual convention at Pipestem Resort near Princeton last weekend. The local club has been invited to become an affiliate of District Six of the We s t Vlrglnia Association and to partic ipate in its local and state projects and contests. Those who attended were Shirley Skaggs, presidenJ; Kandy Gindlesberger , presldenklect ; Sue Hughes, member of the board of directo rs and Mrs. Huber Rodney Alderman weds Kathleen Payne Fulton , fa c ulty advisor . Maurice Mayes, a teacher at Kyger Creek, is the W~t Virginia State Kiwanis youtb chainnan . >• • William Gerhold _ · CJJurch youth have Artist to speak at .. (:prayer meet program Riverby Friday " ' ".", ·: :. •; ; :· ' ~' .' , ~ ~: ........ ... GALLIPOLIS - The youth of the First Church of God of Gallipolis under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hamilton were in charge of the Wednesday Prayer meeting this past week . Special songs were sung by Debbie Houck and Jeff Rhodes , •• ~· :: -Brenda, Mark and Wayne Johnson, Lu Ann Whitley, Jean Saunders and Denise Long and Marsha Bush. A short message GALLIPOLIS - William Gerhold will hold a sy mposium during the French Art Colony 's Mainstreams Exhibitions, annual members' reception at which he ori ginated and Riverby Friday, May 4, from 8 directs, al MarietW College. to 10 p.m. The reception ma1·ks He is an associate professor of the opening of an exhibit of a rt, and c ha irman (desianate J Gerhold's paintings which will of the M•rietla Art l,)epartbe on display in the French Art mcnt. Colony galleries during the [n ·additi on to hi s teaching month of May . ·duties, G e rhold has exhibi ted. Local residents are probably In numerous shows throughout most familiar with Gerhold 's West Vir g inia, Ohio; New works in the Wes t Virginia Yor k, Connecticut and Moun lain Slate Arl' and Crafts Maryland, is active in wi ld erneSs area conse rvati on projects, is a licensed pilot and SEEN AND HEARD ins tructor , and conducts GALLIPOLIS Mrs. ·outdool' painting courses in the MarjOrie Cox, daugh ters Amy 1\ll cghe ny Mountain s ei:lch Ja and Rhonda Lee, son John summer . Gerhold and his wife, William and Mrs. Re ba Ruth, re;-;ide in Williamstown. Cram e r , Montpelier, s pe nt W. Va ., and are the parents of their Easter vacation he1~e with· foul' children . . the former 's uncle and aunt • , All [lr.t. Colony members are Mr . and Mrs ..lohn W. Houck, urged to take advanljl ge of this Eureka Star Rt., and Mr. and 1 occusion to meet Gerhold and Mrs. Fred Koopman , Vinton St. preview · hiS outStam~tng They re'turned to their homes cxhibil. The .sliow will open to Monday. I he general public Saturdav. May 5. The galler ies at Mr. and Mr ~. Mars hall Rivcrby a r e open each Bostic, Akron, Mrs. J essie .Saturday and Sunday from 1·to Houchins , Vinton a nd .Mr ~ afld · 5 p.m. and each Tuesday from Mrs. Calvin Hall , Jr. and 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Special family. St . Albans, were tours may be arranged at other . Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. times by contacting Mrs. Betty John Krawsczyn, Middleport. McGinness, 446-0547. was delivered by Marsha Bush on the man Jesus. Prayer was given by Pearl Elliott, Betty Baxter and Mike Bush. Edith Long read I Peter 2:17-25. .," ..• ' . " .· "• .. • " • v •• Jan's Side ,. :·.. ... by Dorothy J Countryman . "• · " :. : SOMEHOW I just knew I'd have to explain the title for my ...... column arld-sure 'nuf, Chet and our receptiOnist, Debbie Bennett · demanded an explanation, so here it is. - · Despite what my Mother may tell you, it is not because 1 am : rebelling.against society. it's because I'm rebelling against my : : middle' name. The original -name was Jo·: Can you imagine, : ~ readers, what it is to have a lather in the gasoline business with : ~ no sons and a daughter named Jo? The worst thing I remember • ~ from my childhood was tbe endless hours of teasing about that ' . • ·~ name. : ~ So I retaUated. Ibegan by not using it, b~t roo many people • ~ already knew what 1t was so that was no solutron. Then I started . : ~ writing in 1965and thoughtloughUo have a pen name (mind you : ~ I was only a high school freshman at the time) and I picked up : ~ the feminine version of James, from the British spy 007, who is : ~ still my favorite, and I've been writing as Jan ever since. ; ~ It really became official when one 0! my frie~ds in ·the : ' composing department of the Hillsboro Publishing Company : : brought me a lead paperweigh_t declaring· that 1 really was Jan : ~ late last summer. . · : ~ I still have· the paperweight, 1 still like the name and it's ! ~ certainly a _lot easler to spell than the 17 letter handle I was : t~ 'Christened with. . • ~ · : ~ ·. MAY WILL BE a big month for a number of organizations. ~ ~ The FrenCh Art Colony and the Brotherbood or the Jungle Cock : ~ are star.Ung us out with separate celebratioits - membership • ~ drive ending for F AC, and the first Ohio campfire or the Jungle ~ ~· Cock. It is also Senior Citizens Month, and the group here at tile . :. ~ Tlmes,Sentinelextends best wishes to all our senior rriends. : ~ May is Tie-Down Month for the Mobile . Living Com• ~ mm1ications Center. ThiS group is asking mobile· home dwellers : ~ to tie down or otherwise securely anchor their homes against : ~ possible wind damage. The region~! map tbey sent along to : ~· explam all of this to me says that wmds for this area have been • ~ known to reaclt between 70 and 80 miles an hour, which is enough . : "\ to overturn and severely ,damage unanchored homes. • ~ · May is also American Bike Month. The Bicycle Institute of : ~ America reports there a~e 85 million bicyclists in the United • ~' States who are parti~ipating in what is called "The greatest : ~ grassmovenent since populism.' ' Having been a bicyclist during : ~ my college days, I'd like to remind all cyclists, especially my : ~ younger friends, to really be on the alert as to bike safety : ~~ meas1,1fes. Remember, people driving cars can't always see you .. : just becatl'\e you see them. !"air at Ripley, W. Va ., e.a ch summer, and in the annual . GALL!POI.IS Gifda Shamblin w• s planning to , re turn to work thrs pas t Wed· nesday. at t]le Uniform Center , however, .she fell ~nd broke a leg and w1II be unable to return for some t1me. A card shower would be appreciated and may be addressed to .her at Rt: 3, Box 433, Gallipolis . Mr . and Mrs. Mar·s hall Bostic, Alu"on and Mrs. Jessie Houchins, Vinto~ and Mr. and · Mr~.. ,,. Victor Casto Vinton 'attendeil ~he baptism of Susan ·. Elizabeth Houchins at Heath . United Methodis t Chur ch Sunday. Susan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sle\<C Houchins, Middleport. . \ Miss julie Annette Hall Miss Althea jenkins ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT -Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hall, Northup, are announci.rg the engagement of their daughter , Julie Annette, toM . James Roach, son of Mr . and Mrs. Marvin Roach, Ravenswood, W. Va. The bride-elect will be a senior at Hannan Trace Local High School where she is enrolled in t - . college preparatory course. She is a memberof Beta Club, HA and is earning her state homemakers degree. She is es ident of both the chess club and · the Twilighters 4-H Club. e is head majorette of the Hanf)an Trace marching band, member of chamber ensemble, ca ndy striper, FNA, and attends Dickey Chapel Church. Her fiance attend ed Hannan Trace and is employed as a car. penter by Leo Davis, contractor. A November wedding is 'being planned.. He attends the World-Wide Church of Gqd. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED-Mr. and Mrs. Ricberd CampbeU, Rt. 2, Crown City, are announcing .the engagement and approaching marriage of their niece, Althea Minerva Jenkins, to Ronald Dean Wise, son or Irene Wise, GallipoUs and Neal Wise, Patriot. Miss Jenkins is a senior at Hannan Trace High SchooL Wise graduated from Hannan Trace and is employe<\ at Cris Craft. Wedding plans are incomplete. 1• ·! ' . · on Beach '' For A Better Job, .Sooner-Go To Business College GALLIPOUS - Mrs . . John Groth, Gallia County Girl Scout Service Unit Leader, condueled the service unit meeting of all leaders April 18 at the Presbyterian Church. An invitation was extended by Mrs. Louls Pasquale, council delegaie, to all registered Girl · Scout adults to attend the Seal Of Ohio Council meeting April 30 at the Paul Lyne Center on tbe campus of Rio Grande College. Registration and coffee hour will commence at 9:30a.m. Everyone who did not register for lunch .is asked to l)ring a .sack lunch and urged to atten<l to support- the local sponsorship of this event. Each leader was advised to tell scouts to have their day camp registration in to her by May 10. Mrs. Clyde Donahue, Vinoon, has accepted day camp directorship and announc-rd the leader training dates of May 8 and 22 at the campsite, the Gilman Memorial Presbyterian Farm, and May • Second Avenu~ . • •• •• •• •• =$ •. .••, ..,. • •' • ,•• ,. •• •• ••• . ...... .• ,,• •---: ., ., .' ... ·~ ·....,~ •• ...• • HAS ... ~~JOHN MliY&I\ A GREAT LOOK ,,.IN SPOJHSWEAR .: __ &tc. ,. , l ... ; . Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Alderman Mrs. Jay Harrison, . presided over the reception table. For wedding trip to Ocee, Fla.. the bride changed to a red, white and blue empire knit ·' dress. The couple will reside in Vinton. The new Mrs. Alderman is a graduate of North Gallia High School andis a senior majoring in physical education at_ Rio Grande College . She is presently student teac~ing at · Gallia Academy. Alderman is a graduate of Waverly High School and at- · tended Ohio'Technical College, Columbus. He is employed by Stewart Hardware. • Guests from out-of-rown for · the wedding were Mr.-and Mrs. Mrs. Alderman wore a long- Oscar Alderman, Hilliard; Mr. sleeves floor length gown with · and Mrs. Robert Thompson, _. a b_lue . and wh~te kn~t print George .and Fred, Pomeroy; · bodice and while sklrt, BC· . Marcie .Owens, Middleport : q!nted by a stand-up collar. Mr. and Mrs. w. J. ~rwin, Her corsage was or blue and Mike Urwin David Urwin white carnations. ' ' The reception was held in the church basement immediately following the ceremony. The bride's !able lias decorated with burgundy netting and corner bows over a white ~over. The three-tiered cake, decorated wltll wedding bells, centered the arrangement. Mrs. Nonmln Stewart, aunt of the bride Sberri Finney and a SUNDAY . MISSIONARY Society of Paint Creek Baptist Church piogram at 2 p. m. Mrs. Dorothy Lewis Thomas will be the guest speaker . The public is welcome . THE REV. Keith Beaver will be the featured spea ker at the 7:30 p .m. service of · Mina HAS PERFECT 4.0 Chapel Church. The pastor . GALLIPOLIS - Christopher invites the public . Moore Griffin, son of Mr. and REVIVAL at Elizabeth Chapel Mrs. John T. Griffin, 618 Church, co ntinuing through Second Ave., a junior at Ohio Sunday, May 6, with the Rev. University , Athens, has been Calvin Evans, evangelist at named to the dean 's list for the winter quarter with a perfect 7:30p.m. Public welcome . 4.0 average . Christopher is MONDAY majoring in Theatre Arts and WAYSIDE Garden Club meets Drama . at 8 p . m . with Mrs. Stanley Shaver. Food or plant sale during the meeting . allow it to be shown at area TUESDAY Uleaters. BIDWELL United Methodis t Praised by professional critWSCS meets at 7o30 p.m. ics, the film is about sexual enPATRIOT Grange meets at 7 eounters of a middle aged p.m. with potluck. American man and a young PEMBROKE Club will meet at girl in Paris. 8p.m. with Mrs. Herb Moore at 420 First Ave. THURSDAY REGISTERED Nurses ' Lydia Wright, and Mr. and Association will meet to elect Mrs . Dale Allard, Waverly; officers at the Colonial Inn, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Atkins, Jackson at 6:30p.m. Rutland, and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Roush, Belpre. CHAVOUS Cn'ED COLU MBUS (UPJ) UNDERTAKER THANKED Jarrett C. Chavous, outgoing GALLIPOLIS - Members of president of. the Columbus the Gallia County Volunteer Metropolitan Area Community Emergency Squad , publicly Action OrgaQization, has beenthank the Waugh-Halley,Wood presented the Governor's Funerai Home fQr allowing Ule · Award for Community Action local squad to use one of their Thursday night. ambulances last Tuesday He was cited for his strong afternoon . The squad re£;eived sense of community aWareness several emergency calls at one and involvemc.nt in many com~ time and had no emerg_ency .munity activities. vehicle available. 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Resortweave Fa shion FiVe r .is · available in an elegant collect1on of su perb checked pa!terns in color tones just riaht for the season. , " 3· piece suit with 2 belts. only $1 3 JUMBO ROLLS BLACK ~ · . ~· · fif?=~c~~·1 Tl0 Ul8 446-0687 TAWNEY JEWELERS POUND CANDY VALUE STOR . 54 state st., Gallipolis '448.50 • SHOP EMLr WHILE QIJA NTITIES LAST 2. $1 ·-. BRUNICARDI HOUSE OF MUSIC 1 ct 057 LA1'·AWA1' York Peppermint Patties --'7:-~ : T he DIAMONDS . . )iii;;:>=i ~1 Volunteer Emergency Squad. Admitted as medical patients were Mary Marcuno of Jackson Pike who became iU at the Highway Inn ; Otis Wells, 28, Rt. 1, Crown City. who had breathing dif. ,j? fi cultiesi Frances Lancaster, ~ 63. Rodney, suffering from chest pains; Betty L. Thacker, 34, Rt. 1, Bidwell and Vennie Watkins, 67, 752 Third Ave. REGUlAR · County . ' Q(&\OJ U\Qt : ;- .•• '· who will be moving from this ' area. It was noted that many young .girls have been guided by her able skills and enthusiastic participation. The dedicated services of Mrs. Eldon Thomas, Mrs . Tom Morgan and Mrs. Jim Beverly as troop organizers for several years were recognized as having coordinated the entire Girl Scout enrollment program . Mrs. Eldon Wuerch, 15 at Lake Alma. area ten association chair~ Chairwomen were appointed woman for four years and to supervise parade par.. leader_ in various duties of ticipation of the girls in the directorship, was thanked for Veterans Day and Fourtb . of her dedication in being the link July events. FaU camporee between council and local · plans are being made and Mrs. communication . All leaders Robert Anderson, director, expressed gratitude for the announced the tentative date directorship of Mr1. Grotb. as the weekend of October 12. '- Mrs. Leach presented Mrs. Each scout is urged to submit Groth an appreciation gift on an original suggestion for the behalf of the Seal of Ohio Girl design of a camp patch to her Scout Council. Leader award leader by May 16. pins were presented to Mrs. Mrs. Charles Leach, field Robert Schopis for 25 years director, Chillicothe, presented service, Mrs. Willlam Shaffer, a sustaining membership Mrs. William Board and Mrs. enrollment film in support of • Clyde Donahue for 10 years the drive commencing April29. service and Mrs. Robert AnChairpersons for the 1973 derson for 5 years service. Gallia County Enrollment are Mrs. Leach presented. each Mr. and Mrs. Miles T. Epling. leader an encased Girl Scout At the clqse of the meeting, Bookmark of the new promise Mrs. Groth expressed ap· and laws. preciation to all volunteer Mrs. Miles Epling, new te·~derS for the past year's Service unit director, an· . service. Special attention was . nounced the directing .team given Mrs. William Shaffer, will meet at her home May 2 at cadet leader and former day 10 a.m. for training tinder Mrs. camp and camporee director, ···Leach. . •• •• MY THOUGHT for the week comes from one of my close .:..~ friends at Ohio State. He's been working on his masters' degi~ : l: and is just about.ready to finish and he made this observation to : me recently. "There are lots of deg_ree people floating around, • ; , mostly unemployed ." : ~ SiiJce my father, and a number of other indpendent : ~: businessmen have recently received letters from Bow1ing Green · : , State asking 1£ they could belp place a large backlog of .unem- . : t ployed graduates, which does not includ" the ones coming up in : : June, I'm afraid I have to _a gree . . : ;· Makes one sort of Wonder if the rugh cost of education is : ~ really ~o~th it sometimes, don't you think ? : ~ HAVE A NICE WEEK! batteau neckline , bishop sleeves, A-line skirt and basque waistline with a detachable cathedral train. The sleeves of the'gown and the train were trimmed in imported reembroidered chantilly laee. Her shoulder length veil of illusion was held in place tiy a beadpiece of satin bows and m:reamers. The bride carried a white Bible covered with a bouquet ol white mums and ivy surrounding a corsage of white baby orchida. Mary Stump, Cheshire, served as maid of honor and Jerri Samples, Columbus, served her twin..- sister as matron of honor. Both attendants wore gowns of burgundy velvet with long sleeves and empire waists accented with pink and burgundy ribbons, and · stand.Up collars. They carried nosegays or burgundy arid pink carnations. · Tammi Alderman, Cir· deville, niece of the groom, was tbe flower girl. Her pink velvet gown was styled identically to the senior attendants. Lu Ann Payne, Vinton and Tamara Stewart, Gallipolis, distributed packets of rice to the guests. They wore floor length gowns or burgundy and pink . Mrs. Dale Allard, Waverly. cousin of the bride, presided at the guest register . Rick Alderman, Waverly. served his brother as best man. Ushers were Lynn Alderman, brother of the groom, Waverly and David Samples, Gallipolis. For her daughter 's wedding, Mrs. Payne chose a floor length dress wlth a paisley print satin finish skirt .and a black jersey bodice, with long sleeves and a rolled neckline, which she accented wiih black accessories. Her corsage was of red carnations. · Girl Scout unit · has recent meet ATTEND MEETING GAI.L!POL!S Gallia Co un ty Clerk of Courts, Marjorie Rine hart and her deputies. Mrs . Louise Burger , Mrs. Eileen Mink, Mrs. Evelyn Jeffcl's, Mrs. Connie B~rnes ~od Mi ss Sandy Bradbury attended the Distri ct Clerk of Courts meeting Thursday night in At hen s. ·. Judge Earl Stephenson, a member of the Fou.rth District Court of Appeal s1 was the featured speaker. Steven U!lderwood of the Ohio Depar·tment of Motor· Ga1Jia of bridal satin featuring a VINTON - Kathleen Ann Payne became the bride of Rodney W. Alderman in a double ring ceremony at the Vinton Baptist Church December 30. The former Miss Payne is the daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. John Payne, Rt. 2, Vinton. Aldetman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Alderman , Rt. 3, Waverly. The 7:30 p.m . candlelight ceremony was performed by Rev. Kirby Oiler, Wellswn. Nuptial music was presented by Margaret Tracy, organist and Rev. Oiler, who sang "The Lord's Prayer." . The altar was centered wltb a basket of white gladioli and pink carnations, flanked by two seven branch candel ...bra. A white kneeUng bench completed the setting. Flower arrangements were prepared by Thelma, Jerry and Connie Barnes, Vinton. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown HAVE FUND DRIVE CROWN CITY- The Church o£ Ch rist, ProctorviiJe (Lawrence County) is coodueling a fund drive for the purpose of raising money to help purchase a new kidney machine for the CabellHuntington Hospital, Huntington. Dera Brumfield, Rt. I, Crown City, is chairman of the campaign for Gallia County. MISs Litu/4 jean Spires ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT- Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Spires, Gallipolis, are annou'leing the engagement and approaching marriage oftbeir daughter, Linda Jean, to Robert Allen Racer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E . Racer, Gallipolis. Linda will be a senior at Kyger Creek High School. Robert is a 1972 graduate of Kyger Creek High School. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL GALLIPOLIS - Five per· sons were taken to the Holzer Medical Center Friday by the OUR EARLY SPRING SALE IS NOW IN PROGRESS! OPEN MONDAY NIGHT TIL 8 PM $100 yd. YOUR CHOICE ' RUGGED PLASTIC 18V:z GALLON GARBAGE CAl SPECIAL $ DOLLAR D;4 YS VALUE LIMIT 4 Upper Store Only Both Stores OP D SAVE THE EASY WAY• BOTH STORES IN GALLIPOLIS OPEN .MON. 11L 8 P.M. • �I • 10 - The Sunday Times- Sentinel. Sunda)·, ~prli 29. 19i3 Methodist youth present service· BIDWELL - The Bidwell United Methodist Youth Fellowship held an Easter candlelighting service' with 25 youth partic ipating . The service began with the church lit by the cross and candles . While bac kground music was played the young people marched to the front of the sanctuary ca rrying lighted ca ndles and singing "God of Gra ce." The message was presented in litany with senior youth members as choir one and junior members aS choir two. David Wickline presided over Mrs. fohn Allen hosts Riverside Study Club GAl,LIPOLIS - Mrs. John Allen opened her home Tuesday to the members o! Riverside Study Clu b. A social hour was ·e n joyed, during whi c h a dessert cou rse 'was served, prior to the meeting.· The club was called to order by the president, Mrs . Espenscheid . Mrs. Allen, chaplain, led the club collect. F ollowing the usual business, the bi-centennial plates were . presented . The !irs! plate, depicting Patrick Henry 's speech, " Give me liberty or give me death," may be ob~ tain!)d !rom any federated club member. The pl.:.res Are made the candlelighting table which wa s decorated with flowers and s ix candles, centered - by the Bible . JUni or youth member s, Ma r g ie Thaxton and Julie Smith assisted senior merp· bers, Wanda Lee Morris and Tammy Thaxton in the candlelighting, Soloi sts were Thomas J . Robinson and Cindy Roberts. J oanne Roberts was pianist. Advi sor ol the yo uth' fellowship are Ray Robe rts , Leora Thaxton, J oanne Roberts and Ja c qu e Glassburn . by the Fenton Glass Company. PrQiram chairwoman, Mrs. Ben Eachus, preoented a paper on Earnest Hem mingway prepared by Mrs. J ohn Baker and read by Mrs. Espenscheid. Mrs. Baker is residing in Venice, Fla., the setting of sever"' I Hemmingway .stories. A lively discussion followed the presentation . President.<!lect, Mrs. Allen, asked members to indicate possibilities for study during the coming year. Club adjourned · to reassemb1e at the I'! orne of Mrs. Harry King, May· 22 for a picnic. Nature -'s Garden Club ,has meet VALUES T~AT ADD·UP TO LOWER TOTAL BILLS GAI.LIPOLIS - Nature 's Clubprovidedtheprogramand Garden Club held its regular served as bOIIWSies. meeting ~ · riday at Cottage Roc k ga rdens, arranged Seven ol the Gallipolis State !rom styrofoam, wood and Institute . Name lags in the shells with artificial flowers shape of tulips were made by and greenery and accented by one of the members and small birds were made for the distributed. girls to lake to their cottages. Mrs. W. Donald Galloway of One arrangement was made the Gallipolis Garden Club and sent to a member wh o was opened the meeting. Members ill. r e pealed the Gardener ',.·-- Mrs . Garnett Wood of OcPledge. Poems, " Things You cupational Therapy assisted. Can Not Do" and " God Made Refreshments were served These Things" were read by by the hostesses and door the members. prizes were awarded. Mrs. Eleanor White, Anna The next meeting will be Higginu and Esta Downard of May 22 with the Wildwood the Vinton Friendship Garden Garden Club as hostesses. 12 TO 8 SUNDAY 137 PINE STREET GALliPOLIS, OHIO ROMA NEASE Miss jane Gust WASHINGTON(upl. ) - can . ,you start a revolullon With something that goes "lurunm· mm" instead of "bong, bomg, 7 bo mg . ". . D . R . Brown thl.nks so . He l c a1ms · that "by 1980, 50 per t f cen o a11 ca rs Sold 1·n the United States " wiU be hmmmmmg · · g. · ra the r tha n b omgm Th e "h mmmm , s 0 u nd W1 ng a b ou t comes · '"lki . Brown ts from the new rota ry engme, · the biggest thing to hit the auto industry since th e assernbl Y line, according to 1·1·s ba-ck ers. sound · of the p1ston engine, t h e f irst-of-its-kind on t h e · Brown said in an interview American market. with UPI. Mazda is using the When the car was introdoced "hmmmm" and " boing" in in 1971, American sales were a · puny 20 ,000 . La st year, the y br oad cas t commercia - · 1s . II you 1·JS ten t o Brown, th e ]umpe · d to 57,~, ••• and Brown p1s · t on e ng·me ·IS on Its way t o expecIs to se 11 a bou 1 120 ,000 th e scrap heap. on th e oth er · Maz das m · t hi s country m · 1973 . hand, Henry Ford II, for one, By 1975, the sales will rise to 350,000 Brown pred'1cts. doesn 'l th m ' k lhe ro~ry ' " engme · WI'll rep 1ace th e p1s 11 11 · ton en gi ne . IS . not h'mg else , th e m 1 e t·tme . ro t ary engme ts · h'ts 1·f · . ra d 'tea 11 y Brown has an obvious vested different from its older interest in the rotary engine brother, the piston engine. · he is general manager, USA , Invented by a German, Felix for Mazda, the Japanese-built War;1kel, the rotary eng_ine ha:5 triangular-shaped rotors which revolve ina elliptical chamber, For airline reservations around the corner" ... or around the wor-ld . .. rather than pistons. Simp · 1y put, th e rotary englne · gocs roun d an d roun d , th e pts · 1on cngme · ,s movemen 1 .lS up Ca II 446-0699 and down. Because of .tts design, the rotary engine is lighter, smal· ter and c1eaner th an 1er, QUle WORLD·WlDE the piston engine. Mazda even 33 Court Street TRAVEL SERVICE met the 1975 auto pollution control standard, something . AMERICA'S LARGEST TRAVEL AGENCY the major U.S . manufacturers said they could not do. Need a home improvement loan? efficient why doesn't Detroit switch? The answer is that Detroit is moving into the field. Rotary engine patents have been purchased and General Motors, the nation 's 1argest · au toma k er, JS · expect ed to be first offering the engine. It is POMEROY - "4-H Gets It planned for the 1975 Chevrolet All Together" is the theme for Vega . the 4-H and Youth Project Despite optimistic predic- Plan-0-Rama Wednesday ttons of some auto executives evening, May 2 from 7:30 to 9 . like Brown , Ford and others . p.m. · at the Pomeroy think the rotary revolution will Elementary School on Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. All4be slower coming. Any swit. chover would take careful H club member.s, officers, and planning and would consume a advisors are invited. Highlighting the. program long period of time, this will be Mrs. Mendel. Jordan , argument runs . For example, the rotary Carpenter, who will discuss the engine uses fewer parts. Wha t meaning of 4-H. Jan Holter, effect would a changeover one of the two Meigs County have on the multimillion dollar delegates to National 4-H Club auto parts industry? Economic Congress in Chicago last !all, recession ? Lower em- will g\ve the highlights of her ployrrient ? Or would it create a experiences . Each person attending will new and even more profitable market? . - - - - -.., - - - - -The rotary engine could also lead to a revolutionary design change for cars. Since it is Easter weekend guests of · smaller and lighter, the shape of cars could be altered - with Mr . and Mrs. Robert Lee and shorter hoods and sloping front family were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Newman and family of Galion, ends. For the car owner, it could Mr . and Mrs. Roger Grueser mean fewer repa!r bil1s since and family o! Logan and Mr. the rotary engine has fewer and Mrs . Arthur Orr of moving parts and therefore the · Chesler. Mr . and Mrs. Melvin Circle· life of the car would be exand family of Columbus spent t~nded, its backers claim. The U.S . auto industry will. saturday and Sunday with make no major changeover Mrs. Mary Circle . Other until it is satisfied that all the Sunday visitors were Mr. and Questions are cleared up. Mrs. George Circle and · Aulomakers see the rotary daughter of New Haven. Mr. engine as only an interim step and Mrs. Donald Pierce ol toward an eventually gas Athens ca ll ed on. Friday turbine engine, or a return to evening . Roy Johnson of Syracuse, the electric car. William and Cathy Carleton of Racine, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and · family and · Betty Van Mewr on Sunday. · Guests at the home of Mr . and Mrs . Allan Taylor, Easler Sunday were Pauline Rose· and son, Paul of Arlington, Va., Mr. . and Mrs. Frank Hudson and . ' Toni, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hudson and Joy of Racine and Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Pickens and family of Syracuse . RACINE - Roma Nease has been selected as the delegate and Della Cross as the alternate !o Buckeye Girls' State by the American Legion Auxiliary of Racine Post 602. The daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. David Nease, Roma is a junior at Southern High School where s he is a varsity cheerleader , a member of the National Honor Society, an officer of the Tri-M Honoc Society,-a class officer, on both the yearbook and school paper ,;agent, 4.H. "Presidents and swope,countygameprotector: Vice Pres 1·dents," Jl·m and "Secretaries and News Marquand, assistant sta te Reporters," Joyce Bowen , leader 4-H; " Home Fur- secretary, Meigs .extension nishings and Refinished service. Furn 1'ture.," Ruth Devol, Door prizes were being Athens County extensl·on provided by the Meigs CoiJilty agent, Home Econom 1· cs,· 4-H Advisory Committee, be able to participate in two " Rocketry ," Steven Stanley,,~ Dorsey Jordan, chairman . classes, one at 8 p.m. and one H advisor ; " Health", Sally Patty Kelly and Pansy Jordan, at 8:30 p.m. Classes and in- Matthews, educat,·onal coor- 4-H assistants, will provide structors will include "special dinator, emergency medl·cal recognition for the new clubs 4-H co nservation proJ·ects," serv 1·ce ·, '.' Nutr 1·11·_on," Ruth andassistinawardingthedoo.r 1 s, H amsters Duane Plymale, . area 4-H De vo 1; " G er b'l · pr1'zes · Ronnie Wood w1·11 be l·n· agent ·, " woo dw or king ," an d o th er Small Animals "Jim charge of registration and Charles Frecker , 4-H advisor ,· M. arqu~n d ; " El ec 1r i,City," · -""'Barbara . . Jordan will . be" fashion and style revue, " oa 1e H arnson · ms · 1ructor responsible lor the pledges · Bettie Clark, Gallia County . Me1gs · H 1g ' h sc'h oo 1· " New' Refreshments w1·ll be directed ·extension agent, home p ro]ec · 1s, , Duane p]' yma 1e; by Ingrid Hawley . , Teresa Carr 11 ec.onomics ·, Fab_rics. " L.1vestock p·rojects " Don and Niesel Duvall · Fabrics·," Ada Nease; owner, VanNostran ·, "Vete' rlnary Yout. h w. ho are not in 4·H are Pomeroy Fabric Shop and & 1·ence," Dr. J . s. The'ISs, also. InVIted to attend, ac" Horses," Don VanNostran, veterinar 1·an·, "Natural cordmg to C. E. Dlake:dee, Athens County extension Resources and · 4-H," Gary county extension agent. schedut-eJ d M ary 2 Carmel New.S MIDDLEPORT . '- The annual mother:daughter banquet of _the Busy Bee Class of the Middleport First Baptist Church was held Thursday night at the church. Gues Is were the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Simmons, Wes and· Carol, Fran and Cindy Parker, Charlotte Lyons, Louise Compton, Shannon Slavin and Brenda Edwar.ds. The group sang " For <iod ·So Loved the World;' and devotions, prepared by Mrs. ]#ora Si~,I))·~.;J!eH1presented, , bY Mrs. ·~Beu'fah ~White . She · read from I Cor.12 using as her topic " Greatest of These is · Love," and· concluded with • •····· MEN'S & BOYS' WOMEN'S SAFETY tOE LOAFERS CREPE SOLE · LIGHTWEIGHT Ideal for worlf. around the house or farm • mowing grass, etc. Be Safe! ASSORTED STYLES 77 M~rrgroup REG. '18.95 SPECIAL PURCHASE PAIR named in land SCh eme $ staff and plays in the concert band and sings with the choir. She is a member of the Forest Run Methodist Church. Della is the daughter of Mr . and Mrs . Earl Cross and a junior at Southern High.. She is a member of the band and the pep band , sings with the choir, is a member of the pep club, an offi ce r of Tri-M, on the Echo Staff and the annual staff. Della is a member of the Racine Baptist Church and the Grange . 00 prayer. A thank-you note was read from Mrs. Harry Houdashelt and the class voted to send $5to Easter seals. Members sang " Happy Birthday" to Mrs. Lillie Dyke and Mrs. Frances Bearhs.ln response to roll call each one answered with il Sible verse. A " bakeless"· bake sale was announced for May. 2% MILK Miss Amanda D. Lavender ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT -Mr. and Mrs. James Lavender, Mason, are announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Amanda Dia.ne, to Larry Ray Grinun, Columbus. Grimm is the son of Mrs. Alice Grimm, Middleport and is employed at Worthington Cylioders, Columbus. An August wedding is planned . TWIN-PACK GALLON -- - IN THE SILVER BRIDGE SHOPPING PLAZA 2 GAL CORN POMEROY - There comes a time when the most conservative housewife is inclined to turn !iff the stove .. toss her aprori aside, and take of([or the nearest place where the food is already prepared and there's no after-dinner mess to clean up. · Well .... . here 's news for you and it 's all about plenty of g()(ld .food at a reasonable price with no dirty dishes afterwards. Ji's called "Eat Around the Village" and is being sponsored by the Middleport Amateur Gardeners M~y 9.. Lillian Moore, president, says the public is invited . All you need is a $1.50 ticket which can be purchased from any member of the club or by calling Mr~. Moore, 992-7231. The dinner will begin with hors d'oeuvres at the home of Jeanette Thomas, Chestnut St. The next stop .will be at the home of Mrs. Bernice May for the _salad, the"n on to Mrs. Moore's home lor the main course, and finally to Rachel Smith's for dessert. • Wbo could ask for anything more ! .:. CANS . EACH GOOD APRIL 29th THRU liUNDAY MAY 6 WHILE QUANTITIES - L.AST 2 PLAYER BOUNTY BADMINTON SET TOWELS •0 Chandelier® 'Ceilings · • 0 You'll get more than money at 0.\{ B.! You'll get first clas$ service. The kind that makes Ohio. Valley Bank a first cla~sbaflk. Plant shrubbery, pave a driveway, install carp~ting, pain,t inside or out, build a patio, etc. We have a · financmg plan to fit your needs whatever your improvement. ·_·ohioValley Bank _ . Gall 1po hs . Oh10 ' .·. . • ' Mernb.er : FDIC' Years of experience .. . and a modern outlook ' . t ...•.- .. ·-···- ·-'•. ,., .. . .. . WE RESERVE • .. - ·. ..... ,... !! '-···· ·. . . ~. ·- ...... :..:.·.. ·-· . .· - ~·· ., :._._. . - ., Spec:ial30~ ' j THE RIGHT TO LIM IT QUANTITIES ROSE BUSHES FRESHLIKE SWEET PEAS oz.. ·. CANS $ 2 FOR $ Pomeroy . . . ~ ~ Personal Notes •~~· CarOlina Lumber &·Supply Co. In · Jr.45, Amrrican troops liberated 32,000 prisoners from the Dachau Concentration tamp in Nazi Germany. ........... .' · j\j JUMBO$ ROLLS · EACH . ENJOY HUNT . ' :=~:::!':"!":!:~:~:::::::.::::~:x::::::::=~~;::::::::::::::::::::::::::: REEDSVILLE - Child ren fr om Riverview School area enjoyed an egg hunt Good ~. ~~· Friday afternoon aC the ball park, ·Reedsv ille. This wa s Yl ' ' s ponsored bt. _the Ladies Auxiliary of the Olive TownEaster guests of Walter Cook ship Fire Department. Prizes and Mr. and Mrs . Ezra for the most eggs found went to Phillips, Syracuse , were Mr. Teresa bailey, · Linda Bar. and Mrs . Ric hard Riebel and timus, Kenny Reed and Elsie ..~ daughter , Vanessa, Tucson, . Roach. Finding the golden eggs Ariz. ; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond were Joe Barber, Bobby by @ mstrong Cook, Kenny, .Keith and Karen , Barringer and Kevin Cowdery. East Liverpool ~ Mr. and Mrs. Prizes lor ga mes in the fifth , CoOrdination is the secret to good decoration . Clarence Searls, Bidwell: Mr. sixth, seventh . and eighth The new Chandelier Ceilings ·make it possible for and Mrs. Russell E . Miller, . grades went to Greg Reed, · you to fully coordinate furn iture. walls. floors. Mike, Tina and Tim, Pomeroy : Patri c ia Powell , Dennis · accessories- with ceilings- to give your rooms aMr. and Mrs . Ronald E. Miller,· "Rucker , ~heila Buchanan and Total Look in de co ration. And it's so easy I You can Carma, Traci, Eugenna and Rosemary Bartimus. Prizes in in s t~Ti Chandelier Cei lings yourself . The rich tex· Ronald, Pomeroy and Rhonda lhe second, third and fourth ture flows so smoothly from wall to wall . it's hard Cook, Syracuse. · grades weni to Mark Holler, to believe you're looking at a tile cei.'ing . Come · Mrs .- Howard McDaniel, Jr ,_ Klare Kimes , Kenny Reed, in and choose from designs to complerT)ent Early and two daughterS, returned to Kathy Cowdery and Wendell American , ~panish and ProVincial in teriors. Columbus, Ga ,, Friday after Bar bet. Preschool and first _J>eing here three weekS visiting gfade winners were Richard per til• her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bartimus, Dee Dailey , Scott Albert ·Pettit, Pomeroy, and . F oster, Kevin Griggs, Jody . Mr. · and Mrs. Howard Mc . Barfing~r a11d Rian Reed . REG. 42' ~Daniel, Sr., Clifton, W. Va . · · Approximately 135· ch ildren Mrs. Mabtl Pettit, recently ai~ended (he egg hunt . dischargeoj from Veterans Refreshments were served to :_ __., .. Memor-ial Hospital , is ·all atknding. Thanks is ex· PHONE 675-1160 recuperating at the home .of tehderl" to everyone who POINT PLEASANT her granddaugh.t er, Mrs. Larry donated and helped in any way 312 6th ST. Hudnall, Middleport. to make I his egg hunl pos.::;ible . 3 00 $ 14 Now there's a ceiling to match your room decor! 00 $ a N A TURNER is home alter three and one-half months in Garden Grove, Calif. with her daughter , Mrs . Dorothy Drenner, and grandsons, Kevin and Mark. Mrs. Turner jetted out and hack , her . first flight and. reaily took in the sights while she was there, She was most impressed with Forest Lawn Cemetery and the facility there, where the 190 by 45 foot painling of the crucifixion of ChriSt und a small painting of the resurrection hang . During ber stay, there were visits to Qisneylahd, Knotts Berry Farm, Ghost Town, the Japanese Beer Park, Fisherman's Wharf, and Nixon's birthplace. Mrs. Turner and her daughter and family also went to Los Angeles where they watched the filming of.the Sanford and Son . television show and three sequences of the Hollywood Squares. It was. really quite a vacation for Mrs. Turner. PLASTIC SPRINKLING CAN 12 oz. Whole Kernel 14112 oz. Cream Style SPONSOR SALE POMEROY - 'fhe One-Won· One Class of the First Baptist Church, Pomeroy, will hold a rummage sale in the church basement Thursday and . IF YOU WERE in. a Kroger supermarket .this week you Friday, May ·J and 4 !rom 9 probably noticed in the meat department new product called a.m. to 4 p.m. "Burger.Pro." This product coniains 75 pet. hamburger a~d 25 pel. textured vegetable protem, the company says, and the purpose of marketing it is to offer something that supposedly tastes like hamburger but isn 't really all meat and can be priced lower - 79 cents a pound, in fact. Kroger, in making the armounCe~ent about t.he.new prcxtuct, said that it. retains the hamburger protein level and that the soybean flour from whiCh the vegetable protein portion is ll_lade as.'iuffies the flavor · of the hamburger when H Burger~pro" is cooked. lmitations, additives, substitutions. - . wonder what. ever happened to natural foods . Iiut then, of course, price here is the !actor. Hopefully, there's no sacrifice nutritionally . PAIR BETTER FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMILY ALL STAR Busy Bee C!izss hosts banquet SUNDAY SPECIAL ONLY OPEN 1:00 P.M. 'TIL 6:00 700 WEST MAIN .STREET POMEROY, OHIO Racine Auxiliary selects delegate RIO GRANDE- Jane Gust, Byersville, was elected May Day Queen of Rio Grande College during student electlous, Wedne$y. Jane was sponsored by the Kayettes and was chosen from a field of live candidates. She will ""lgn during the May Week celebration at the college. ~~~~, ~~.~'" ,~~l m!?~~ .~ ~~ ~?m!~.-4-H P~&-.,n- Q-Rama DEUA CROSS ,. PHOTO ALBUMS 00 $ EACH REG. 1.99 ' 1 FRESHUKE FRENCH STYLE • GREEN BEANS METAL IRONING BOARD 44_ • 12 oz. EACH . CANS · "RIDJID" BRAND �I • 10 - The Sunday Times- Sentinel. Sunda)·, ~prli 29. 19i3 Methodist youth present service· BIDWELL - The Bidwell United Methodist Youth Fellowship held an Easter candlelighting service' with 25 youth partic ipating . The service began with the church lit by the cross and candles . While bac kground music was played the young people marched to the front of the sanctuary ca rrying lighted ca ndles and singing "God of Gra ce." The message was presented in litany with senior youth members as choir one and junior members aS choir two. David Wickline presided over Mrs. fohn Allen hosts Riverside Study Club GAl,LIPOLIS - Mrs. John Allen opened her home Tuesday to the members o! Riverside Study Clu b. A social hour was ·e n joyed, during whi c h a dessert cou rse 'was served, prior to the meeting.· The club was called to order by the president, Mrs . Espenscheid . Mrs. Allen, chaplain, led the club collect. F ollowing the usual business, the bi-centennial plates were . presented . The !irs! plate, depicting Patrick Henry 's speech, " Give me liberty or give me death," may be ob~ tain!)d !rom any federated club member. The pl.:.res Are made the candlelighting table which wa s decorated with flowers and s ix candles, centered - by the Bible . JUni or youth member s, Ma r g ie Thaxton and Julie Smith assisted senior merp· bers, Wanda Lee Morris and Tammy Thaxton in the candlelighting, Soloi sts were Thomas J . Robinson and Cindy Roberts. J oanne Roberts was pianist. Advi sor ol the yo uth' fellowship are Ray Robe rts , Leora Thaxton, J oanne Roberts and Ja c qu e Glassburn . by the Fenton Glass Company. PrQiram chairwoman, Mrs. Ben Eachus, preoented a paper on Earnest Hem mingway prepared by Mrs. J ohn Baker and read by Mrs. Espenscheid. Mrs. Baker is residing in Venice, Fla., the setting of sever"' I Hemmingway .stories. A lively discussion followed the presentation . President.<!lect, Mrs. Allen, asked members to indicate possibilities for study during the coming year. Club adjourned · to reassemb1e at the I'! orne of Mrs. Harry King, May· 22 for a picnic. Nature -'s Garden Club ,has meet VALUES T~AT ADD·UP TO LOWER TOTAL BILLS GAI.LIPOLIS - Nature 's Clubprovidedtheprogramand Garden Club held its regular served as bOIIWSies. meeting ~ · riday at Cottage Roc k ga rdens, arranged Seven ol the Gallipolis State !rom styrofoam, wood and Institute . Name lags in the shells with artificial flowers shape of tulips were made by and greenery and accented by one of the members and small birds were made for the distributed. girls to lake to their cottages. Mrs. W. Donald Galloway of One arrangement was made the Gallipolis Garden Club and sent to a member wh o was opened the meeting. Members ill. r e pealed the Gardener ',.·-- Mrs . Garnett Wood of OcPledge. Poems, " Things You cupational Therapy assisted. Can Not Do" and " God Made Refreshments were served These Things" were read by by the hostesses and door the members. prizes were awarded. Mrs. Eleanor White, Anna The next meeting will be Higginu and Esta Downard of May 22 with the Wildwood the Vinton Friendship Garden Garden Club as hostesses. 12 TO 8 SUNDAY 137 PINE STREET GALliPOLIS, OHIO ROMA NEASE Miss jane Gust WASHINGTON(upl. ) - can . ,you start a revolullon With something that goes "lurunm· mm" instead of "bong, bomg, 7 bo mg . ". . D . R . Brown thl.nks so . He l c a1ms · that "by 1980, 50 per t f cen o a11 ca rs Sold 1·n the United States " wiU be hmmmmmg · · g. · ra the r tha n b omgm Th e "h mmmm , s 0 u nd W1 ng a b ou t comes · '"lki . Brown ts from the new rota ry engme, · the biggest thing to hit the auto industry since th e assernbl Y line, according to 1·1·s ba-ck ers. sound · of the p1ston engine, t h e f irst-of-its-kind on t h e · Brown said in an interview American market. with UPI. Mazda is using the When the car was introdoced "hmmmm" and " boing" in in 1971, American sales were a · puny 20 ,000 . La st year, the y br oad cas t commercia - · 1s . II you 1·JS ten t o Brown, th e ]umpe · d to 57,~, ••• and Brown p1s · t on e ng·me ·IS on Its way t o expecIs to se 11 a bou 1 120 ,000 th e scrap heap. on th e oth er · Maz das m · t hi s country m · 1973 . hand, Henry Ford II, for one, By 1975, the sales will rise to 350,000 Brown pred'1cts. doesn 'l th m ' k lhe ro~ry ' " engme · WI'll rep 1ace th e p1s 11 11 · ton en gi ne . IS . not h'mg else , th e m 1 e t·tme . ro t ary engme ts · h'ts 1·f · . ra d 'tea 11 y Brown has an obvious vested different from its older interest in the rotary engine brother, the piston engine. · he is general manager, USA , Invented by a German, Felix for Mazda, the Japanese-built War;1kel, the rotary eng_ine ha:5 triangular-shaped rotors which revolve ina elliptical chamber, For airline reservations around the corner" ... or around the wor-ld . .. rather than pistons. Simp · 1y put, th e rotary englne · gocs roun d an d roun d , th e pts · 1on cngme · ,s movemen 1 .lS up Ca II 446-0699 and down. Because of .tts design, the rotary engine is lighter, smal· ter and c1eaner th an 1er, QUle WORLD·WlDE the piston engine. Mazda even 33 Court Street TRAVEL SERVICE met the 1975 auto pollution control standard, something . AMERICA'S LARGEST TRAVEL AGENCY the major U.S . manufacturers said they could not do. Need a home improvement loan? efficient why doesn't Detroit switch? The answer is that Detroit is moving into the field. Rotary engine patents have been purchased and General Motors, the nation 's 1argest · au toma k er, JS · expect ed to be first offering the engine. It is POMEROY - "4-H Gets It planned for the 1975 Chevrolet All Together" is the theme for Vega . the 4-H and Youth Project Despite optimistic predic- Plan-0-Rama Wednesday ttons of some auto executives evening, May 2 from 7:30 to 9 . like Brown , Ford and others . p.m. · at the Pomeroy think the rotary revolution will Elementary School on Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. All4be slower coming. Any swit. chover would take careful H club member.s, officers, and planning and would consume a advisors are invited. Highlighting the. program long period of time, this will be Mrs. Mendel. Jordan , argument runs . For example, the rotary Carpenter, who will discuss the engine uses fewer parts. Wha t meaning of 4-H. Jan Holter, effect would a changeover one of the two Meigs County have on the multimillion dollar delegates to National 4-H Club auto parts industry? Economic Congress in Chicago last !all, recession ? Lower em- will g\ve the highlights of her ployrrient ? Or would it create a experiences . Each person attending will new and even more profitable market? . - - - - -.., - - - - -The rotary engine could also lead to a revolutionary design change for cars. Since it is Easter weekend guests of · smaller and lighter, the shape of cars could be altered - with Mr . and Mrs. Robert Lee and shorter hoods and sloping front family were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Newman and family of Galion, ends. For the car owner, it could Mr . and Mrs. Roger Grueser mean fewer repa!r bil1s since and family o! Logan and Mr. the rotary engine has fewer and Mrs . Arthur Orr of moving parts and therefore the · Chesler. Mr . and Mrs. Melvin Circle· life of the car would be exand family of Columbus spent t~nded, its backers claim. The U.S . auto industry will. saturday and Sunday with make no major changeover Mrs. Mary Circle . Other until it is satisfied that all the Sunday visitors were Mr. and Questions are cleared up. Mrs. George Circle and · Aulomakers see the rotary daughter of New Haven. Mr. engine as only an interim step and Mrs. Donald Pierce ol toward an eventually gas Athens ca ll ed on. Friday turbine engine, or a return to evening . Roy Johnson of Syracuse, the electric car. William and Cathy Carleton of Racine, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and · family and · Betty Van Mewr on Sunday. · Guests at the home of Mr . and Mrs . Allan Taylor, Easler Sunday were Pauline Rose· and son, Paul of Arlington, Va., Mr. . and Mrs. Frank Hudson and . ' Toni, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hudson and Joy of Racine and Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Pickens and family of Syracuse . RACINE - Roma Nease has been selected as the delegate and Della Cross as the alternate !o Buckeye Girls' State by the American Legion Auxiliary of Racine Post 602. The daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. David Nease, Roma is a junior at Southern High School where s he is a varsity cheerleader , a member of the National Honor Society, an officer of the Tri-M Honoc Society,-a class officer, on both the yearbook and school paper ,;agent, 4.H. "Presidents and swope,countygameprotector: Vice Pres 1·dents," Jl·m and "Secretaries and News Marquand, assistant sta te Reporters," Joyce Bowen , leader 4-H; " Home Fur- secretary, Meigs .extension nishings and Refinished service. Furn 1'ture.," Ruth Devol, Door prizes were being Athens County extensl·on provided by the Meigs CoiJilty agent, Home Econom 1· cs,· 4-H Advisory Committee, be able to participate in two " Rocketry ," Steven Stanley,,~ Dorsey Jordan, chairman . classes, one at 8 p.m. and one H advisor ; " Health", Sally Patty Kelly and Pansy Jordan, at 8:30 p.m. Classes and in- Matthews, educat,·onal coor- 4-H assistants, will provide structors will include "special dinator, emergency medl·cal recognition for the new clubs 4-H co nservation proJ·ects," serv 1·ce ·, '.' Nutr 1·11·_on," Ruth andassistinawardingthedoo.r 1 s, H amsters Duane Plymale, . area 4-H De vo 1; " G er b'l · pr1'zes · Ronnie Wood w1·11 be l·n· agent ·, " woo dw or king ," an d o th er Small Animals "Jim charge of registration and Charles Frecker , 4-H advisor ,· M. arqu~n d ; " El ec 1r i,City," · -""'Barbara . . Jordan will . be" fashion and style revue, " oa 1e H arnson · ms · 1ructor responsible lor the pledges · Bettie Clark, Gallia County . Me1gs · H 1g ' h sc'h oo 1· " New' Refreshments w1·ll be directed ·extension agent, home p ro]ec · 1s, , Duane p]' yma 1e; by Ingrid Hawley . , Teresa Carr 11 ec.onomics ·, Fab_rics. " L.1vestock p·rojects " Don and Niesel Duvall · Fabrics·," Ada Nease; owner, VanNostran ·, "Vete' rlnary Yout. h w. ho are not in 4·H are Pomeroy Fabric Shop and & 1·ence," Dr. J . s. The'ISs, also. InVIted to attend, ac" Horses," Don VanNostran, veterinar 1·an·, "Natural cordmg to C. E. Dlake:dee, Athens County extension Resources and · 4-H," Gary county extension agent. schedut-eJ d M ary 2 Carmel New.S MIDDLEPORT . '- The annual mother:daughter banquet of _the Busy Bee Class of the Middleport First Baptist Church was held Thursday night at the church. Gues Is were the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Simmons, Wes and· Carol, Fran and Cindy Parker, Charlotte Lyons, Louise Compton, Shannon Slavin and Brenda Edwar.ds. The group sang " For <iod ·So Loved the World;' and devotions, prepared by Mrs. ]#ora Si~,I))·~.;J!eH1presented, , bY Mrs. ·~Beu'fah ~White . She · read from I Cor.12 using as her topic " Greatest of These is · Love," and· concluded with • •····· MEN'S & BOYS' WOMEN'S SAFETY tOE LOAFERS CREPE SOLE · LIGHTWEIGHT Ideal for worlf. around the house or farm • mowing grass, etc. Be Safe! ASSORTED STYLES 77 M~rrgroup REG. '18.95 SPECIAL PURCHASE PAIR named in land SCh eme $ staff and plays in the concert band and sings with the choir. She is a member of the Forest Run Methodist Church. Della is the daughter of Mr . and Mrs . Earl Cross and a junior at Southern High.. She is a member of the band and the pep band , sings with the choir, is a member of the pep club, an offi ce r of Tri-M, on the Echo Staff and the annual staff. Della is a member of the Racine Baptist Church and the Grange . 00 prayer. A thank-you note was read from Mrs. Harry Houdashelt and the class voted to send $5to Easter seals. Members sang " Happy Birthday" to Mrs. Lillie Dyke and Mrs. Frances Bearhs.ln response to roll call each one answered with il Sible verse. A " bakeless"· bake sale was announced for May. 2% MILK Miss Amanda D. Lavender ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT -Mr. and Mrs. James Lavender, Mason, are announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Amanda Dia.ne, to Larry Ray Grinun, Columbus. Grimm is the son of Mrs. Alice Grimm, Middleport and is employed at Worthington Cylioders, Columbus. An August wedding is planned . TWIN-PACK GALLON -- - IN THE SILVER BRIDGE SHOPPING PLAZA 2 GAL CORN POMEROY - There comes a time when the most conservative housewife is inclined to turn !iff the stove .. toss her aprori aside, and take of([or the nearest place where the food is already prepared and there's no after-dinner mess to clean up. · Well .... . here 's news for you and it 's all about plenty of g()(ld .food at a reasonable price with no dirty dishes afterwards. Ji's called "Eat Around the Village" and is being sponsored by the Middleport Amateur Gardeners M~y 9.. Lillian Moore, president, says the public is invited . All you need is a $1.50 ticket which can be purchased from any member of the club or by calling Mr~. Moore, 992-7231. The dinner will begin with hors d'oeuvres at the home of Jeanette Thomas, Chestnut St. The next stop .will be at the home of Mrs. Bernice May for the _salad, the"n on to Mrs. Moore's home lor the main course, and finally to Rachel Smith's for dessert. • Wbo could ask for anything more ! .:. CANS . EACH GOOD APRIL 29th THRU liUNDAY MAY 6 WHILE QUANTITIES - L.AST 2 PLAYER BOUNTY BADMINTON SET TOWELS •0 Chandelier® 'Ceilings · • 0 You'll get more than money at 0.\{ B.! You'll get first clas$ service. The kind that makes Ohio. Valley Bank a first cla~sbaflk. Plant shrubbery, pave a driveway, install carp~ting, pain,t inside or out, build a patio, etc. We have a · financmg plan to fit your needs whatever your improvement. ·_·ohioValley Bank _ . Gall 1po hs . Oh10 ' .·. . • ' Mernb.er : FDIC' Years of experience .. . and a modern outlook ' . t ...•.- .. ·-···- ·-'•. ,., .. . .. . WE RESERVE • .. - ·. ..... ,... !! '-···· ·. . . ~. ·- ...... :..:.·.. ·-· . .· - ~·· ., :._._. . - ., Spec:ial30~ ' j THE RIGHT TO LIM IT QUANTITIES ROSE BUSHES FRESHLIKE SWEET PEAS oz.. ·. CANS $ 2 FOR $ Pomeroy . . . ~ ~ Personal Notes •~~· CarOlina Lumber &·Supply Co. In · Jr.45, Amrrican troops liberated 32,000 prisoners from the Dachau Concentration tamp in Nazi Germany. ........... .' · j\j JUMBO$ ROLLS · EACH . ENJOY HUNT . ' :=~:::!':"!":!:~:~:::::::.::::~:x::::::::=~~;::::::::::::::::::::::::::: REEDSVILLE - Child ren fr om Riverview School area enjoyed an egg hunt Good ~. ~~· Friday afternoon aC the ball park, ·Reedsv ille. This wa s Yl ' ' s ponsored bt. _the Ladies Auxiliary of the Olive TownEaster guests of Walter Cook ship Fire Department. Prizes and Mr. and Mrs . Ezra for the most eggs found went to Phillips, Syracuse , were Mr. Teresa bailey, · Linda Bar. and Mrs . Ric hard Riebel and timus, Kenny Reed and Elsie ..~ daughter , Vanessa, Tucson, . Roach. Finding the golden eggs Ariz. ; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond were Joe Barber, Bobby by @ mstrong Cook, Kenny, .Keith and Karen , Barringer and Kevin Cowdery. East Liverpool ~ Mr. and Mrs. Prizes lor ga mes in the fifth , CoOrdination is the secret to good decoration . Clarence Searls, Bidwell: Mr. sixth, seventh . and eighth The new Chandelier Ceilings ·make it possible for and Mrs. Russell E . Miller, . grades went to Greg Reed, · you to fully coordinate furn iture. walls. floors. Mike, Tina and Tim, Pomeroy : Patri c ia Powell , Dennis · accessories- with ceilings- to give your rooms aMr. and Mrs . Ronald E. Miller,· "Rucker , ~heila Buchanan and Total Look in de co ration. And it's so easy I You can Carma, Traci, Eugenna and Rosemary Bartimus. Prizes in in s t~Ti Chandelier Cei lings yourself . The rich tex· Ronald, Pomeroy and Rhonda lhe second, third and fourth ture flows so smoothly from wall to wall . it's hard Cook, Syracuse. · grades weni to Mark Holler, to believe you're looking at a tile cei.'ing . Come · Mrs .- Howard McDaniel, Jr ,_ Klare Kimes , Kenny Reed, in and choose from designs to complerT)ent Early and two daughterS, returned to Kathy Cowdery and Wendell American , ~panish and ProVincial in teriors. Columbus, Ga ,, Friday after Bar bet. Preschool and first _J>eing here three weekS visiting gfade winners were Richard per til• her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bartimus, Dee Dailey , Scott Albert ·Pettit, Pomeroy, and . F oster, Kevin Griggs, Jody . Mr. · and Mrs. Howard Mc . Barfing~r a11d Rian Reed . REG. 42' ~Daniel, Sr., Clifton, W. Va . · · Approximately 135· ch ildren Mrs. Mabtl Pettit, recently ai~ended (he egg hunt . dischargeoj from Veterans Refreshments were served to :_ __., .. Memor-ial Hospital , is ·all atknding. Thanks is ex· PHONE 675-1160 recuperating at the home .of tehderl" to everyone who POINT PLEASANT her granddaugh.t er, Mrs. Larry donated and helped in any way 312 6th ST. Hudnall, Middleport. to make I his egg hunl pos.::;ible . 3 00 $ 14 Now there's a ceiling to match your room decor! 00 $ a N A TURNER is home alter three and one-half months in Garden Grove, Calif. with her daughter , Mrs . Dorothy Drenner, and grandsons, Kevin and Mark. Mrs. Turner jetted out and hack , her . first flight and. reaily took in the sights while she was there, She was most impressed with Forest Lawn Cemetery and the facility there, where the 190 by 45 foot painling of the crucifixion of ChriSt und a small painting of the resurrection hang . During ber stay, there were visits to Qisneylahd, Knotts Berry Farm, Ghost Town, the Japanese Beer Park, Fisherman's Wharf, and Nixon's birthplace. Mrs. Turner and her daughter and family also went to Los Angeles where they watched the filming of.the Sanford and Son . television show and three sequences of the Hollywood Squares. It was. really quite a vacation for Mrs. Turner. PLASTIC SPRINKLING CAN 12 oz. Whole Kernel 14112 oz. Cream Style SPONSOR SALE POMEROY - 'fhe One-Won· One Class of the First Baptist Church, Pomeroy, will hold a rummage sale in the church basement Thursday and . IF YOU WERE in. a Kroger supermarket .this week you Friday, May ·J and 4 !rom 9 probably noticed in the meat department new product called a.m. to 4 p.m. "Burger.Pro." This product coniains 75 pet. hamburger a~d 25 pel. textured vegetable protem, the company says, and the purpose of marketing it is to offer something that supposedly tastes like hamburger but isn 't really all meat and can be priced lower - 79 cents a pound, in fact. Kroger, in making the armounCe~ent about t.he.new prcxtuct, said that it. retains the hamburger protein level and that the soybean flour from whiCh the vegetable protein portion is ll_lade as.'iuffies the flavor · of the hamburger when H Burger~pro" is cooked. lmitations, additives, substitutions. - . wonder what. ever happened to natural foods . Iiut then, of course, price here is the !actor. Hopefully, there's no sacrifice nutritionally . PAIR BETTER FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMILY ALL STAR Busy Bee C!izss hosts banquet SUNDAY SPECIAL ONLY OPEN 1:00 P.M. 'TIL 6:00 700 WEST MAIN .STREET POMEROY, OHIO Racine Auxiliary selects delegate RIO GRANDE- Jane Gust, Byersville, was elected May Day Queen of Rio Grande College during student electlous, Wedne$y. Jane was sponsored by the Kayettes and was chosen from a field of live candidates. She will ""lgn during the May Week celebration at the college. ~~~~, ~~.~'" ,~~l m!?~~ .~ ~~ ~?m!~.-4-H P~&-.,n- Q-Rama DEUA CROSS ,. PHOTO ALBUMS 00 $ EACH REG. 1.99 ' 1 FRESHUKE FRENCH STYLE • GREEN BEANS METAL IRONING BOARD 44_ • 12 oz. EACH . CANS · "RIDJID" BRAND �• • MIDDLEPORT - Members of the Riggs- Royal Kad-etll! Baton Corps, directed by Mrs. J udy Riggs staged the " Lily Day Campaign" last Saturday in Pomeroy a.nd Middleport. " Lily Day" is pa rt of the Easter Seal campaign which is an annual Fund Drive for the Meigs County Cri ppied Chi.ld ren and Adult Society. The members collected a total of $318.78 in donations as they passed out whi te paper lilies. The Easter Seal Drive is sponsored annually by the .. ..... ' . ' .. ..,,,' . I . .... .I '' ; . ... Miss Peggy Ann McKinney ...• • ENGAGEMENT ANNOUN CED - Mr . and Mrs. Burdell I ,. ~ \' .. ; Middleport . Pomeroy Rotary Club. Mrs. Riggs is this year's ~ounty chairperson. Baton Cor ps members partici pating wer e Ka ren Strausbaugh, Janet .Am brose, Teresa Carr. Kathy Follrod, Betsy Amsbary; Vicki Sheets, Donna Hubbard, Becky Ambrose, Rhonda Soval , Sonya Adams , Sonia Ca rr, Kathry Newe ll , Nan cy Ridenou r , Louann Newe ll , Rh onda Reute r , Cat hy Meadows, J oAnn Fick arn:: Susie Gobel. Literary_club meets .. '' · ' · "'" • .. Riggs Kad-ette-s .Stones to celebrate golden anniversary have lily ·day •• . ·' • McKinney, Midd.Jeport, are announcing the engagement and approaching marria ge of their daughter, Peggy Ann, to Earie Lee Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wood, Rt. 4, Pomeroy. Miss McKinn ey is employed in the office of Dr. J . J . Dav is, Middleport . Wood is employed in the Meigs Local School Distr ict. The wedding will take place at the Zion Church of Christ, Harrisonville Rd., June 10 at 2 p.m. The custom of open church will be observed . '' ·:·:·:·.·····-·:·:·.·::=·-:=:::::::-:-:::-~-::-:·:-:-:-:::::::::::::::::::::::s:::::::::;:::::;.N».m :::;··-·-·-·-·-·-· '· .•. --- -... . . ..... IKatie's ill: Korner By Katie Crow POMEROY - Two Southern High School students, Lorna D, Belland Larry Wilcoxen , will each ha ve a poem, their own work, appear:ing in "The Young _Voice II." MIDDLEPORT Two books, "Riverbed" by Oav;d Wagone r , a book of impressive poe try by the youn g poe t, and " Franklin and Eleanor/ 1 J ose ph P. Lash 's impressions of th e Roose ve lts, were r eviewed at the Wednesday mee tin g of th e Middle port Li terary Club at the home of Mrs . Thereon Johnson . Mrs. Roy Cassell reviewed Wago ne r 's book of po ~ try which dealt primarily with the r ela tionship between man and a nimal and hjs compassion for creatures of the earth. The book on the Roosevelt.. wa s reviewed by Mrs. Robert Fisher who gave Lash 's irn~ pressions of Mrs. Roosevelt as the lonely, unhappy child, a firth cousin, once removed, fr om Franklin whose doting, domineerin g mother was always around. She told of the 45 year partnership of the two and the rearing of their n've . . c hildren. Mrs . E m erson J. ones P.r ogra m c ha irw oman , in~ tcoduced both reviewers. F ourteen members and one guest, Mrs. Gordon Harris, a nswe red roH call with a comment on the two books . Mrs. Juanita Bachtel presided at the meeting. Mrs. Johnson se rved cake, ire cream, nuts, min ts, coffee and punch. HARTFORD - Mr. and Mrs. . W. T. Stone, Hartford, will observe their 50th wedding anniversary at their home in Har tford, May 6. Their two daughters, Mrs. Merrill (Jane Anne ) {ohnson, Gallipolis and Mrs . George ( Dorothy Marie ) James are announcing plans for an open house cele bration, from 2 until 4 p.rn . on May 6. Mr . and Mrs. Stone, who have Jived in Hartford all their ljves, were married May 10, 1923 in Hun tington by the Rev. Perry Robinson. Mrs. Stone is the form er J ennie Margret Batey, daughter of the late James and Maggie Batey, New Haven. CLUB THANKED GALLIPOLIS - The Gallia County Volunteer Emergency. Rescue Squad received a $100 dona ti on Wednesday from the Gallia County Gun Club. The donation will be used to help purchase equipment for the squad's 1971 Chevrolet recently purchased by the local squad. The squad thanks the gun club me mbers . Stone is the son of the late Captain Nichelous and Jennie Stone, Hartford. He was manager of the Liverpool Store and Salt Company and Jackson Coal Company of Hartford for 44 years and now owns and operales Stone's Shoe 'Store in New fi aven. They are active members of the United Methodist Church in Hartford. In addition to the daughters, com pleting the fam il y are th ree gra nddaughte r s , two, grandsons and fo ur greatgrandsons . The Stones are looking forw a rd to gr eeting thei r fr iends in cele bra tion of their gold en wedding an niversary. PLAN SALE POMEROY .- Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will hold a bake sale in front of the Kroger Store, P omeroy , beginning at 9:30 a .m.:.-S atur1ay. In case of rain the sale will be held at t~e Economy . Savings and Loan Co. -' ' Use of color discussed at Friendly . Garden. .meet · Laitrel Oiff theNews Notes By Bertha Parker local church and visited Mr. Wise's pare nts , Rev. and Sabba th School a ttendan ce Easter Day a t the Free Methodist Church was 162, morning offering was $192.20. E ighteen ch oir~ member s were present. Thirty-three members of the local church held theh Easter sunrise services on the Burdette Hill at 6 a .m. Mr. and Mrs. Phill Wise, McConnelsville, attended Sunday morriing services at Mrs. Cecil Wise. Mrs. Edna Faulk visited her da ughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Friend and attended morning services at the local church. Mr. Lawrence A. Smith has bee n r e turned home fr om Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mr. Larry Smith, Colwnbus, visited Saturday with his grandfather, Mr. Lawrence A. Smith. JANET MORRIS, employe of the Probate Court, marked an other birthday Wednesday. Her co-worker, Ann Watson, presented her with a homemade cake.. · Delicious was the word for the cake. -~ >'-' ·..:-, ., '-.-. . .. REMEMBI;:R JAROUSHJE: who appeared at last year's . Frog Billl who was supposed to be from Tripoli, Lybia ? • Well , he wasn 't Jaroushie at all, in fact he is a yoting man who is now .a news commentator over WHTN Channel 13, his name is Dale Solly. · Solly can be seen at noon and sometimes in the evening. ' . ,... . ~ . -- •! MR. AND MRS. RALPH HARVEY, superintendent and matron of the Children's Horne extend their thanks to those who remembered the children on Easter. Sponsoring Easter parties were Leading Creek Crickets 4-H, senior class of Porterfield Baptist Church, Little Hocking, the Junior Class of Long Bottom Methodist Church and a group from the Reedsville Methodist Church. Sending Easter goodies were Meigs High Band Boosters, EJecta Circle, Middleport, Mrs. Noreen Maoill, Rutland and Chester and Tuppers Plains Young Wives Club. Sending donations to 'th e .home were The Jones Boys, toys a·nd books and Danny Shane, Racine, bottle caps. A VARIETY SHOW, "Groovy Thing." loaded with talent, will be presented Friday, May 4 at 8 p.m. at Southern High School ·under the direction of Mrs. Lee Lee. Providing the music for the show wil1 be Mrs. Lee, pianist, Pe~e Simpson a~ the organ, George Morris, guitar, and Dave .. ....' ·. Spencer on the drwns. · Master of ceremonies wiU be radio personality Jim Mees. To be presefl ti!d the same evening wil1 be several selections by the Southern High Choir. Accompanying the choir will be Mrs. Jocelyn Baer at the piano and (}len Glaze playing the string bass. Admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents for children. New Snorts Bug· answers 'I' · demands of customers ··. GALLIPOLIS - For drivers who wa nt some thing special in seats are straight out of_· a a n economy car , things like European rally car . The wide radial tires an .Jndy-style steering wheel has a small steering wheel and hip-hugging diame te r and a thi ck padded rim tha t is cover ed with raci ng type bu c ket s eats, there's a sur prise ·wating at leathere tte. The Sports Bug rid es on D9n Watts Volkswagen. speciai 51>Jl5rirns..:. aninch Don Watt~, ownet~general wider than stock and the stand. man ager of Don .Watl.j' Yolks. ar d eqmpment ra d'1a1s are 175- · .. wa ge n said, HQur new .model, 70 x 15. Only two exterior colors are the Spor ts Bug . :inswers a deman d we;ve had for a long av~ilable -Sa turn Yellow·and time: Many of our customers Mar·athon Blue metallic. wa nt a Supef Beetle's economy Am ong accessori es specially and ~ependability - bu t they tail ored for the Sports Bug are POMEROY LANES Early Thursday Mixed also wan t more. In a Spor ts bumpe r overrider s, g nwel April9, l973 Bug they get a VY{ wi th a g"a rd s for the fend ers, door Pis 79 spor tier feel and loo~ built handle shields and trim plates Mr . and Mr s. Lucky Str iker s 73 ar ound quality facto r y- for the engine cooling louver s. All ey Ca ts ~ inst<Jilect goodies.' : All of these are black . . Them and Us 52 Fou r Joker s SO " Th is is a lim ited production P owered by - an air -coo led All i.n the Family 40 ":lode! with specia l paint and .. en gine mounted over the Team High Series - Mr . and trim. as well as functional driving whee ls, the Sports Bug Mr s. 2188, All ey Cat s 2125. Team Hig h Game - Lucky extra s," according to Wat ts , ~ as four·wheel independe nt Str ikers 749, Alley Cats· 747. wh ose authorized 'dealership is. suspension · and a fully syn~ M en's High Ser ies ~ Jerr y !pealed on Upper Rt. 7 ch r oni zed four -s peed trans- Van ln Wagen 61 B, Wi llie Halfh i ll 573 . mi ss ipn . Av•il a bl e at Gallipolis, MeJl ' S High Game - Willie Belt-line s tripin g, bla ck Watts Volkswagen, the Sports • Halfhi ll 258, Je r ry Vanln wage n · " chrome " bwnpers an d trim Bug is eq uipped for VW com. 2J!5 . W orne 0 ' s Hig h 'Se r ies and ventila ted spor ts wheels pule!' Diagnosis and ca rr ies a Silndy Korn 455 , Donn a Ha tfi eld give the Sports Bug a distine- 24- m o nth , 24 , 000 - mil e 447 . Women's High Gam e liv e .l oa~ . Ins id e the drivi ng v,:arr·arrty. Sa ndy Korn 189, Donna Hatf ield compartment •. fro!1t bu cket · •l n . Local BovvJing ,•: ·:-. •' Don '.. . .. SUNDAY HYMN SING, Hazel Corn· munity Church near Long Bottom , Sunday, 1:30 p.m. fe aturin g Barne tt Family , McArthur. Public invited. . REVIVAL May 2 through May 6 at , Stewart, Ohio Wesleyan Church, formerly Pilgrim Holiness Church . Pas tor Rev. David Lyons . Evangelist Rev. John Elswick. MONDAY REVIVAL beginning Monday through May 6 at . Danville Wesleyan Church . The Rev. Glenn Johnson, evangelis t. Rev . Lawrence Sullivan. pastor. The public is. invited to attend. SPRING REVIVAL at Danville Wesleyan Church, Monday through May 6 with the Rev. Glenn Johnson, South Bloomingville, as speaker. The Rev . · Lawrence Sullivan , pastor, extends a public in~ vitation to the services which will begin at 7:30 p. m. each evening:POMEROY Chamber of Commerce at noon at Meigs Inn . SPECIAL Meeting, all members of Meigs County Men 's Fellowship of Churches of Christ, 7:30 p.m. at Bradbury Church of. Christ. TUESDAY REGISTRATION for first grade, Salisbury Elementary School, 9 to II a.m . and af. ternoon, I to 3. Parents · take child's birth certificate and immunization records. LETART 4-H Farm Boys, 7 p.m. at community hall in Le(Grt Falls . RIVERVIEW PTA will meet at8p .rn . attheschool. Students d. t d b M!; M in Whlreteche d Y r · .ax e 1 ea will present the program . plan mother-daughter banquet at mee.t N'' p ... •·. • --· . ' LET YOUR MOTHER KNOW SHE IS REALLY SPECIAL . .. Mother's ' Day, Sun., May 13 Twin or Full Size "Buy 'em by the truckload and save!" That's what BEMCO . said to us, arid that's just what we did! Now, we're passing the savings on to you! During this sale, you can choose from a whole trailer-truck load of famous BEMCO Innerspring Mattresses--expensive experimental bedding and . mattresses and box springs e Riverview students to present program · TWIN SIZE HEADBOARD AND METAL FRAME .Sale $988 nEEDSVILLE - Girl Scout Troo~ 67 and Boy Scout Troop 95 with th,eir leaders, Mrs . Harold Holter , Mrs . Lyle Balderson, David Chadwell and Fred Kessinger prepared the soil and planted grass seed a l Riverview SChool Tuesday . This project for the scouts is to he lp with the "Keep America Beautiful Week" . Grass seed wa s prov ided by Riverview School and . the straw was donated by Warren Pickens. Scouts he lping were Tim my Dillon, Dennis Rucker, Rocky Van Meter, Rusty Wigal, Mark. Smith, David Per sons, Donny Ba r rin ger, Ken ny La rk ins , Judy Holter, Theresa Dailey, Diane Evans, Candy Da iley, Bonnie Dailey , Kim Reed, Kay Ba lde r son, Lor i Mas ter s, P<J tricia Bos ton, Ca r la Cowde r y, T~ res a Ha nnum , She ila Buc ha na n , Susan H<mnum , Debra Lewis and Dc.nise Hnu ber . and Mrs . "'"~:~ Atkins, Ruttand. Mrs. Diehl, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, great ..grandmother, Maine .... ~;...:..~ ' ""!'"" .. VISITS CHILD .~ MIDD LE PORT - De lsle ... ~ Mae Aleshi re is vt..iung· bet\ daughter and son in California . '· . ·. -1<' • .1' Mrs. Al eshir e also ha s 1 ~:.: . r ·· daughter, Paula Van Cooney Of ; J, •J Rutlan d, a nd a ~aughter c'lA"'"' ·, ,~t• Joa nne.Cook, Middleport. ~--­ . -~ The Emergency Medical Services will be in operation by June 1st, 1973, after which time . ' the Ewing Funeral Home, Pomeroy, Martin Funeral ftome, Rutland & the. Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home, Middleport, will not be making any type ambul_ance calls. .'• ,• .' . whether she's nearby or far away , send this ... loving gift today. 1.-.-... . . ..__..._._ Sale I ! MIDDLEPORT, 0. • Potted Plants Signed : Ben H. Ewing- Ewing Funeral Home Thrun as C. Martill- Martin Fune1al Home Corsages E. Maxine Gaskill, James Simpson- Pomeroy Flower Shop • MRS. MILLARD VAN METER PH , 992-2039 . I?'H. 992-5721 .. ·, • ·--~-~.·•I .~.1!-· .S. •. o~ptj~w lI Pant Suits I 1 14 OFF i ~ Reduced lOLA'S . Mai n at Sycamore, Pomeroy l.___..__..._..,_,;____ . ' ~"'it :.. : : : ..W , ~}! : ...... ~ -k'· i ::~ r---------------, .... .,.,. -~ heritage hous.e ~1 ~-.. ,,.., .... _ Your Thom MeAn Store 115 N. 2nd Ave. M~dlepott • conn1e® Opts for the I ~~ ' .... .... .... . .,' !.",1'~. ,'.( Oxford! Connie.1 l> dw~l'n <1 tie rl.l l lc casval for Spr ing ! The fres hes t Id ee In Otd ords ~ I d e di ps to a " V" for a Very ne w slhovu ll u. Pe rf ec t lor pa nts! Red and B t u~J , top SIIIC: Ilc d ~ n Wh ile . ( .•. ~ · ·.~ · ·'·, .•" '':,. -"1 '. ". '·,. ,_;~ ;lf~ ··.t ;41.H..!,., ." 1(. ~'?; 'f" ,...• ''~;- .. .. Rawlmgs-Coats Funeral Home ... ··~· ~;: -~~ ~ .. . .... , • • I' ...··.:t"".-:.·: ..1 • , . \t~ .. .,-· i'i··. 1 • 'I,.'d. ·)i· . . ·. TO ALL GRADUATES AN EXCELLENT SELECTION OF BEAUTIFUL OUTFITS FOR .BOTH MEN AND WOMEN. . NOW Cut Flowers .;1, ._1· ~ Eplings to guide drive PUBLIC NOTICE! EASY TERMS! INGELS FURNITURE PHONE 992-2635 parent. are Mr. •ndr:rr::~t;:j~ Thomas Plummer, C OUR .GIFT TO YOU Set All Quilted Tops • No Buttons! - and Mrs. Richard S. Barton, Kevin, Maralyn and Caralyn Barton. At an a ftern oon rece ption Jlonoring Mrs. Smith , cake, ice cr ea m, punch and mints were se r ved . The rerreshment table featured a decorated cake insc ribed ''90 th Birthday " . P ink carnati ons and pink tapers centered the table. Present in the afternoon besides those there fo r the dinner were Ellis Partlow and J a mes Partlow. Jamestown ; Mr: a nd Mrs. Grant A. Smith. Terr y, J ohn a nd Mi chael , llcedsville; Mr . and Mrs. Keith Chaffee, Nanq af1d Tim, Rt. 1, Reedsville; the !lev. and Mrs . He r bert Gr a te , Arika <lnd Herbie, Hutland ; Mrs. Pearl Mora , Rt. 3, Pomer oy ; Mrs. Gilbert Woods, Va lerie and Tara , Rt. 3, Pome roy ; Mrs. Paul Hoffma n, Rt. 3, Pomeroy; Mrs. Ziba Midkiff, Hemlock Grove : Mrs. Bradley Pooler. Rt. :1, Porne rby ; Mr . ~md Mrs. Avery Goeglc in, Rt. 2, Pomeroy ; Todd and Heathe r Cullu ms , Hem loc k Gr ove: Aida Fa udree, Pome roy ; Mr. and Mrs. David Holter, Pomcr·oy ; Mr. and Mrs. Veri Tu ttle, Tu ppers Plai ns; Mrs. Homer Cole, Tupper s Plains : Miss Lucille Smi th, Ches ter; Mrs . Walte r Dres he r , The Pla lns ; Mrs. Jenn ie Jackson, Ch;l un ce)'; Mr . an d Mrs . Em mett Haw k, He ml ock Grove ; Mr. and Mrs. John Wic kh um , Cht!s te r ; Mrs . Art hur Orr, Chester ; Mrs. floss Cleland , Cheste.- ; Mr. and Mrs . Ma r io n Hoffman. Co lum bus ; Mr . and Mrs. Holand Eastm an, Pomeroy ; Miss Lenore Betzing, _Chester; Mrs. Freda Miller , Chester , and Mrs. Robert Wood. Rt. 1, Long Bott0111 . a ' FREE DELIVERY CHESTER - Mrs . Bert I Jane) Smith was honored recently with a family dinner party in observance of he r 90th blrthday anniversary at the home of her son-in-law and dau ghter , Mr . and Mrs . Richard Barton. A turkey dinner with all the trimmi ngs was served at noon. A three -tiered cake baked by her granddaughter. Mr s. Co ~nie Darity , was served following the dinner . Presen t were all eight children, Alpha Smith, Reedsville ; Mrs . Fra nk ( Edna ) Cla rk , Hem lock Grove; Mrs . Leo S. (Jessie ) Curtis, Rt. 2, Pomeroy ; Mrs. Charles 1\. (Gladys ) Chaffee, Rt. I, Reed svi ll e ; Ru sse ll Smith , Glen Burnie, Md.; Henry 0 . Smith, Athens; He rbert Smith, Reynolds burg, . and Mrs . Barton, Rt . l , Long Bo ttom . Numerous gifts a nd cards were presented to the honored guest and group pictures were taken in the afternoon. The Barton home wa s decor a ted with egg trees a nd spr ing fl owe[:'s ca rrying out the Easter motH. Atte nding1 the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sm ith , Dor is Smith, Lana Smi th a nd Mrs. Hugh Sla ter , Glen Burnie, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. Alptw Smith, Reedsv ille ; Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Clark , Heml ock Grove ; Mr. and Mrs . Le o S. Curtis, Rt. 2, Pomeroy; Mr . and Mrs. Charles A. Chaffee, Reedsville: 'Mr ~ . Pa ul Torre nce , Kimb e rl y a nd Dean na , Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Smith and Glenn , Mrs. Conni e Da rity, Rey noldsburg ; Mr. and Mrs. l.l oyd Smith , Kimb erly , Columbus and Mr . and Mrs. Henry 0 .. Smith, Athens; M.-. GALLIPOLIS - Chairmen· aware ness of mature for the 1973 Gallia County Girl responsibihly toward people ' Scout Sustaining Membership and the Earth . Enrollment are Mr. and Mrs. Th e Girl · Sc out Council .. Miles T. Epling of 626 . First pro~ illcs supportln g services to Ave ., · Gallipolis . Mr. · Epling tr oop's Suc h as ca mping REEDSVILLE - students of The audience will be taken on wiJI concentrate on the special fac il ities (:;lnd opportunities, Riverview Elementary School a " Trip to the Farm," o gifts phase of the enrollm ent staff serv ices, publi c'a lions, will present their ann·ual musical playlet by the third while Mrs. Epling will h e~d tr a inin g , and me mbe rs hip musical program Tuesday , grade. Fourth graders wiJJ sing work e r s conta c tin g pare nts . cxtention he lps. • May I, in ih·e school and dan ce to "Little April and friends of Girl Scouting. Mr. and M.-s . Epling and auditorium . The theme chost n Shower" and " Raindrops Keep In mos t pa rts of the 16--coun ty their w o rk e r ~ wi -ll make for this presentation is "Scenes Fallin ' On My Head ." A Seal of Ohio Girl Scout Council , suslain ing · mernQership conof Spring." hurnurous skit "The Last Day Uni ted F'unds provide a major tacts in the local c.~r c a be tween Grades one and tw o will open of School" will feature the fifth sour ce of s upport. Wh e r e April 29 and Ma y 14 . Anyone the ·· program with a circus grade followed by the s ixth United Funds d(J not exist such not con ta cted firs t who wishes parade featuring a· rhythm graders in " A Young Man 's as in Gallia County, sustaining to suppor t is asked to ca ll 44S. band, majorettes, animals of Fancy Turns to ... .' ' present. membership is the sole op· l ~ Hi. the circus, tight wire ladies, in g mu sical numbe rs with portunity for the community to bearded lady and the man on. routines such as, " Bicycle financially assist and ifnprove the flying trapeze, and, of Built. for Two," " Merry Olds- its Girl Seoul program. course, the clowns. Circus acts mobile," and others. , There C;~rc 14 registered Scout will be ·presented with Mark . The junior high chorus will tr oops in Gallia haVing.a total Holter. secorid grader, serving c los e the pr og ram with membership of a pproximately as rmgmas · te r . "MI.chael Row ," " The Water is 300 girl s. They arc supervised Wid e," "Sing a Rainbow, " and by 65 registered Scout adull' in · "Sing for America " . a program of weekl y mee tings , Maxin e Whitehead , voca l se rv ice projects, C;~nd all phases TOHAVESALE music instructor , is direc ting of ca mping toward the goiJ I of MIDDLEPORT The Middleport Elementary PTA the program with classroom . developin g good citize ns with will hold a yard and rummage te a c he r s as s is tin g. E lean or sale "Friday , May 4 and Knight is servin g as piano --.Saturday, May 5 at the Stanley accompanist. A th ought for the · day : The public is in vited to atDoss residence in Bradbury. Catholic Bishop Fulton Sheen Those wishing to donate ar- tend the production which will said , " Baloney is flattery so ticles may contact Mrs. Doss at begin at 8 p.m. A small ad· thick it cannot be true, and 992-5058, Mrs. Wallace at 992- mission will be charged at the blarney is flattery so thick we ·door . 3880 or Mrs . Stoba't at 992-5481 . like it." · All are top quality, with all the fabulous BEMCO features! ALL ARE PRICED TO SELl NOW! ALL WRAPPED IN PLASTIC COVERING MrS. Bert Smith honvred at dinner SON BORN POMEROY- r-,tr. 1nd Gordon Atkins, Chelsea, Mlch: are ann01111cing the birth of . son, March 31, named Scott. They have another Michael, age three. Gr.and, ' DISCOUNT Box Spring and ·· Mattress ... . Mrs . Howard Birchfield 'uported that the new sign has been completed lor the park and will be put up at a later dat.e . Ar r angeme nts using favorite color combinations were on display and those NEW HAVEN, W. Va. - The cos t $67.75. The trip by awa rded ribbons were Mrs. New Haveh Women's Club Par ker . a blue and Mrs. made plans to eat out May 22 at Greyhound will commence at 8 a.m. on June 25 from Pt. Stewar t, a red. the Red Carpe t In n when the Pleasant. This lee does not Twelve mem bers answered group me t on Tuesday evening roll call with their fa vorite at the New Haven Public include me al s . More incolor in fl ower a rrangements. Li bra r y social r oom . The formati on can be obtained by Devoti ons were given by Mrs . dinner will be at 6:30 p.m. and calling Mary Fowler and Mrs. Bruce Davis , hostess for the J;J!servations should be made James Fisher , Pt. Pleasant. Mrs . Paul Powell , New meeting. Mrs. Ha rold Wolfe · with Mrs. Charles Dodd by Haven libr aria n and a n provided the traveling prize May 15. honorary member of the New won by Mrs. Parker. Mrs. An Easler theme was used Haven Women 's Club, thanked Marvel Quillen won the door by the hos tesses, Mrs. William the group for their support of prize. At the ·. m eeting the Russell, Mi-s. Karl Wiles, Mrs. spruce seedli ngs fr om the Kenne U1 Vickers, Mrs. Donald . the libra ry and exte nded thanks to the library comDepartment .of Natural Roush and Mrs. Paul Scally. A mittee. Resources were bundled and huge cake enscribed with , Mrs. John Wolfe, treasure r , prepared for dis tribution. "Many Thanks Peggy for a Job reported that the Women's Refreshments were serv~ i·.Well Done '' was served along Club reali zed $279.21 profit by the hos tess. with beaverages and Eas ter from the Showboat Rev ue in candy. Mrs. Robert (Peggy) . which the club took part. Mrs. Gurtis is the ~lub 's outgoing Powell , director of the revue, president. She will be suc- th ank ed the group for their ceeded by Mrs. Kenn e th cooperation in making .the Thomp son, vice pres id e nt. revue a success. Mrs . Tom Ho(fman was in Mrs. Ka rl Wiles of the charge <Jf devotions a t the nominatin g comm itte€ gave opening of the meeting. the slate of officers which was Two new members, Debbie un a nim ously a cce pted . They White and Beverly Hester, are vice president, Mrs . J . were accepted into the club. Ma r shall ; recording secreta ry, The foll owing names were Connie Carter ; corresponding submitted for members hip , secre tar y, Ve ni ce Wa rd ; Mrs. Joe Nee nan, Mrs . treasur er , Mrs. J ohn (Rose ) Georg eann e Fink , Mrs . Wolfe. Mars hall Wren and Mrs . Refres hments were served at Jackson)s Mill, reported on James Layne. l' by the hostesses to Mrs. Elmer the highlights of the conMrs . Charles Smith an- Wood , · Mrs. Tom Hoffm a n, ference . nounced that the c hi cke n Mrs. W ayn,e~ar te r , Mr s. 'o'a n The presi~ent announced · barbecue date has bee n Edwards, Mrs. Charles Dodd , that the club realized $37 profit changed to May 12. Mrs. Gurtis Mrs. Phil Batey, Mrs. David from the sale of Easter reported that the Southwes tern Roush, Mrs. J . Marsha ll, Mrs. novelties. District workshop will be Frank Young, .Jr. , Mrs. John Mrs. Young conducted a Saturday, May 12 at Pea Ridge Wolfe, Mrs . George Ingels, true or false " quiz on food Methodist Church. She also Mrs, Eugene Hester . Mrs. R: safety. reported that a Williamsburg, G. Greene, Mrs. Robert Gurtis, Refreshments were served Va . . tour sponsored by Pt. Mrs. Jess Abel, Mrs. Mark by Mrs ..Carson and Beverly to Pleasant Woman 's Club and Ward , Mrs. Pa ul Powell , Mrs. Mrs. Landon Smith, Mrs. John Pt. Pleasant Garden Club will Charles Smith· a nd Ciirlene Roa ch, Mrs . Dorothy Cart- take place June 25 to 27 and will Persin ger . wright, Mrs. Uoyd Williams, Mrs. Evelyn ·Stewart, Mrs. Alburtice Young and Mrs . Elmer Van Meter. MASON, W. Va. - The Mason Homemakers Club made plans for its mother and daughter banquet when it met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. George Carson, Mason. The affair will take place May II at 6 p.m. at the Mason United Methodist Church. The committee for the banquet includes Mrs. Alburtice Young, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart and Mrs. Lloyd Williams. Mrs. Young gave the lesson on "Getting Acquainted with Wonderful · Wes t Wild Virginia" . The next . lesson training meeting will be Friday at the courthouse annex, Point Pleasant. Mrs. Dorothy Cartwright will attend the meeting HAS TRIPLETIS in place of Mrs. Ray Fox. Mrs. · . Landon . Smith, . NEW HAVEN - The calf populatwn on the Frank Me.d t of the 1 b pres! en c u • an. Dermittfarm ilear New Haven nounced that the club's bazaar and rwnmage sale will be May increased by· five. in one day. 2 and 3 at the Cecil Smith One Hoistein cow had triplets, something never heard of Building on Rt. 33 in upper before, and another Holstein Mason . had twins . John and Bill MeMrs. Smith announced that one Qf the club's community Dermitt, sons of Frank, run the .• • projects will be the planting of farm for their father . shrubbery at Mason's Fire Station . This project will be HAVB GUEST : carried out ilS soon as the MASON - Mrs. Judy Per, . weather is suitable. singer, Columbus. was a ;~· Mrs. George Carson and Sunday evening dinner guest of .•: Mrs . Matilda Noble , · Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Dunn, .;:· representatives of the club at Peter and Stephanie and Mr . •'· ."'• the spring planning con ference and Mrs. Bliss Wilson . Twenty-five to 30 Southern High students will be attending a pOetry festival to be held at Ashland College, Ashland, Ohio May 5. Congratulations are certainly in order for Leona and Larry. New Haven women to have dinner · Homemake~s .... choSetJ . .' RUTLAND - Color coordination in arranging ~was the theme of the program presented by Mrs. Joe Bolin at the Wednesday night meeting or the Ru tland Friendly Gardeners at the ,old gym. nasiwn , Rutland. Mrs. Bolin presented in· forma tion Cram the exhibitors and judges' handbook sa nc· tioned by the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs. Reports on the regional meeting were given by Mrs . Torn Stewart, Mrs. Homer Parker and Mrs. J oe Bolin. Mrs. Stewart discussed the possibility of placing planters on the bridge in Rutland and will confer with officials on the feasibility of doing this. A nature tour was announced for May 6 at 2 p.m. with membe•·s to meet at the corner of Main and Salem and from there go to Little Hocking to tour a garden. Mr. and Mrs. W T Stone Students from a ll over the State of Ohio submitted poems for publication . It is quite an honor to have the work of local students .' • 13 - The~day Times ·Sentinel, SUilday, ~pril29,1973 CHOOSE FROM FAMOUS BRANDS WHEN YOU SELECT YOUR GRADUATION WARDROBE. . . . .. . ~ ..,_ .... . �• • MIDDLEPORT - Members of the Riggs- Royal Kad-etll! Baton Corps, directed by Mrs. J udy Riggs staged the " Lily Day Campaign" last Saturday in Pomeroy a.nd Middleport. " Lily Day" is pa rt of the Easter Seal campaign which is an annual Fund Drive for the Meigs County Cri ppied Chi.ld ren and Adult Society. The members collected a total of $318.78 in donations as they passed out whi te paper lilies. The Easter Seal Drive is sponsored annually by the .. ..... ' . ' .. ..,,,' . I . .... .I '' ; . ... Miss Peggy Ann McKinney ...• • ENGAGEMENT ANNOUN CED - Mr . and Mrs. Burdell I ,. ~ \' .. ; Middleport . Pomeroy Rotary Club. Mrs. Riggs is this year's ~ounty chairperson. Baton Cor ps members partici pating wer e Ka ren Strausbaugh, Janet .Am brose, Teresa Carr. Kathy Follrod, Betsy Amsbary; Vicki Sheets, Donna Hubbard, Becky Ambrose, Rhonda Soval , Sonya Adams , Sonia Ca rr, Kathry Newe ll , Nan cy Ridenou r , Louann Newe ll , Rh onda Reute r , Cat hy Meadows, J oAnn Fick arn:: Susie Gobel. Literary_club meets .. '' · ' · "'" • .. Riggs Kad-ette-s .Stones to celebrate golden anniversary have lily ·day •• . ·' • McKinney, Midd.Jeport, are announcing the engagement and approaching marria ge of their daughter, Peggy Ann, to Earie Lee Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wood, Rt. 4, Pomeroy. Miss McKinn ey is employed in the office of Dr. J . J . Dav is, Middleport . Wood is employed in the Meigs Local School Distr ict. The wedding will take place at the Zion Church of Christ, Harrisonville Rd., June 10 at 2 p.m. The custom of open church will be observed . '' ·:·:·:·.·····-·:·:·.·::=·-:=:::::::-:-:::-~-::-:·:-:-:-:::::::::::::::::::::::s:::::::::;:::::;.N».m :::;··-·-·-·-·-·-· '· .•. --- -... . . ..... IKatie's ill: Korner By Katie Crow POMEROY - Two Southern High School students, Lorna D, Belland Larry Wilcoxen , will each ha ve a poem, their own work, appear:ing in "The Young _Voice II." MIDDLEPORT Two books, "Riverbed" by Oav;d Wagone r , a book of impressive poe try by the youn g poe t, and " Franklin and Eleanor/ 1 J ose ph P. Lash 's impressions of th e Roose ve lts, were r eviewed at the Wednesday mee tin g of th e Middle port Li terary Club at the home of Mrs . Thereon Johnson . Mrs. Roy Cassell reviewed Wago ne r 's book of po ~ try which dealt primarily with the r ela tionship between man and a nimal and hjs compassion for creatures of the earth. The book on the Roosevelt.. wa s reviewed by Mrs. Robert Fisher who gave Lash 's irn~ pressions of Mrs. Roosevelt as the lonely, unhappy child, a firth cousin, once removed, fr om Franklin whose doting, domineerin g mother was always around. She told of the 45 year partnership of the two and the rearing of their n've . . c hildren. Mrs . E m erson J. ones P.r ogra m c ha irw oman , in~ tcoduced both reviewers. F ourteen members and one guest, Mrs. Gordon Harris, a nswe red roH call with a comment on the two books . Mrs. Juanita Bachtel presided at the meeting. Mrs. Johnson se rved cake, ire cream, nuts, min ts, coffee and punch. HARTFORD - Mr. and Mrs. . W. T. Stone, Hartford, will observe their 50th wedding anniversary at their home in Har tford, May 6. Their two daughters, Mrs. Merrill (Jane Anne ) {ohnson, Gallipolis and Mrs . George ( Dorothy Marie ) James are announcing plans for an open house cele bration, from 2 until 4 p.rn . on May 6. Mr . and Mrs. Stone, who have Jived in Hartford all their ljves, were married May 10, 1923 in Hun tington by the Rev. Perry Robinson. Mrs. Stone is the form er J ennie Margret Batey, daughter of the late James and Maggie Batey, New Haven. CLUB THANKED GALLIPOLIS - The Gallia County Volunteer Emergency. Rescue Squad received a $100 dona ti on Wednesday from the Gallia County Gun Club. The donation will be used to help purchase equipment for the squad's 1971 Chevrolet recently purchased by the local squad. The squad thanks the gun club me mbers . Stone is the son of the late Captain Nichelous and Jennie Stone, Hartford. He was manager of the Liverpool Store and Salt Company and Jackson Coal Company of Hartford for 44 years and now owns and operales Stone's Shoe 'Store in New fi aven. They are active members of the United Methodist Church in Hartford. In addition to the daughters, com pleting the fam il y are th ree gra nddaughte r s , two, grandsons and fo ur greatgrandsons . The Stones are looking forw a rd to gr eeting thei r fr iends in cele bra tion of their gold en wedding an niversary. PLAN SALE POMEROY .- Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will hold a bake sale in front of the Kroger Store, P omeroy , beginning at 9:30 a .m.:.-S atur1ay. In case of rain the sale will be held at t~e Economy . Savings and Loan Co. -' ' Use of color discussed at Friendly . Garden. .meet · Laitrel Oiff theNews Notes By Bertha Parker local church and visited Mr. Wise's pare nts , Rev. and Sabba th School a ttendan ce Easter Day a t the Free Methodist Church was 162, morning offering was $192.20. E ighteen ch oir~ member s were present. Thirty-three members of the local church held theh Easter sunrise services on the Burdette Hill at 6 a .m. Mr. and Mrs. Phill Wise, McConnelsville, attended Sunday morriing services at Mrs. Cecil Wise. Mrs. Edna Faulk visited her da ughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Friend and attended morning services at the local church. Mr. Lawrence A. Smith has bee n r e turned home fr om Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mr. Larry Smith, Colwnbus, visited Saturday with his grandfather, Mr. Lawrence A. Smith. JANET MORRIS, employe of the Probate Court, marked an other birthday Wednesday. Her co-worker, Ann Watson, presented her with a homemade cake.. · Delicious was the word for the cake. -~ >'-' ·..:-, ., '-.-. . .. REMEMBI;:R JAROUSHJE: who appeared at last year's . Frog Billl who was supposed to be from Tripoli, Lybia ? • Well , he wasn 't Jaroushie at all, in fact he is a yoting man who is now .a news commentator over WHTN Channel 13, his name is Dale Solly. · Solly can be seen at noon and sometimes in the evening. ' . ,... . ~ . -- •! MR. AND MRS. RALPH HARVEY, superintendent and matron of the Children's Horne extend their thanks to those who remembered the children on Easter. Sponsoring Easter parties were Leading Creek Crickets 4-H, senior class of Porterfield Baptist Church, Little Hocking, the Junior Class of Long Bottom Methodist Church and a group from the Reedsville Methodist Church. Sending Easter goodies were Meigs High Band Boosters, EJecta Circle, Middleport, Mrs. Noreen Maoill, Rutland and Chester and Tuppers Plains Young Wives Club. Sending donations to 'th e .home were The Jones Boys, toys a·nd books and Danny Shane, Racine, bottle caps. A VARIETY SHOW, "Groovy Thing." loaded with talent, will be presented Friday, May 4 at 8 p.m. at Southern High School ·under the direction of Mrs. Lee Lee. Providing the music for the show wil1 be Mrs. Lee, pianist, Pe~e Simpson a~ the organ, George Morris, guitar, and Dave .. ....' ·. Spencer on the drwns. · Master of ceremonies wiU be radio personality Jim Mees. To be presefl ti!d the same evening wil1 be several selections by the Southern High Choir. Accompanying the choir will be Mrs. Jocelyn Baer at the piano and (}len Glaze playing the string bass. Admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents for children. New Snorts Bug· answers 'I' · demands of customers ··. GALLIPOLIS - For drivers who wa nt some thing special in seats are straight out of_· a a n economy car , things like European rally car . The wide radial tires an .Jndy-style steering wheel has a small steering wheel and hip-hugging diame te r and a thi ck padded rim tha t is cover ed with raci ng type bu c ket s eats, there's a sur prise ·wating at leathere tte. The Sports Bug rid es on D9n Watts Volkswagen. speciai 51>Jl5rirns..:. aninch Don Watt~, ownet~general wider than stock and the stand. man ager of Don .Watl.j' Yolks. ar d eqmpment ra d'1a1s are 175- · .. wa ge n said, HQur new .model, 70 x 15. Only two exterior colors are the Spor ts Bug . :inswers a deman d we;ve had for a long av~ilable -Sa turn Yellow·and time: Many of our customers Mar·athon Blue metallic. wa nt a Supef Beetle's economy Am ong accessori es specially and ~ependability - bu t they tail ored for the Sports Bug are POMEROY LANES Early Thursday Mixed also wan t more. In a Spor ts bumpe r overrider s, g nwel April9, l973 Bug they get a VY{ wi th a g"a rd s for the fend ers, door Pis 79 spor tier feel and loo~ built handle shields and trim plates Mr . and Mr s. Lucky Str iker s 73 ar ound quality facto r y- for the engine cooling louver s. All ey Ca ts ~ inst<Jilect goodies.' : All of these are black . . Them and Us 52 Fou r Joker s SO " Th is is a lim ited production P owered by - an air -coo led All i.n the Family 40 ":lode! with specia l paint and .. en gine mounted over the Team High Series - Mr . and trim. as well as functional driving whee ls, the Sports Bug Mr s. 2188, All ey Cat s 2125. Team Hig h Game - Lucky extra s," according to Wat ts , ~ as four·wheel independe nt Str ikers 749, Alley Cats· 747. wh ose authorized 'dealership is. suspension · and a fully syn~ M en's High Ser ies ~ Jerr y !pealed on Upper Rt. 7 ch r oni zed four -s peed trans- Van ln Wagen 61 B, Wi llie Halfh i ll 573 . mi ss ipn . Av•il a bl e at Gallipolis, MeJl ' S High Game - Willie Belt-line s tripin g, bla ck Watts Volkswagen, the Sports • Halfhi ll 258, Je r ry Vanln wage n · " chrome " bwnpers an d trim Bug is eq uipped for VW com. 2J!5 . W orne 0 ' s Hig h 'Se r ies and ventila ted spor ts wheels pule!' Diagnosis and ca rr ies a Silndy Korn 455 , Donn a Ha tfi eld give the Sports Bug a distine- 24- m o nth , 24 , 000 - mil e 447 . Women's High Gam e liv e .l oa~ . Ins id e the drivi ng v,:arr·arrty. Sa ndy Korn 189, Donna Hatf ield compartment •. fro!1t bu cket · •l n . Local BovvJing ,•: ·:-. •' Don '.. . .. SUNDAY HYMN SING, Hazel Corn· munity Church near Long Bottom , Sunday, 1:30 p.m. fe aturin g Barne tt Family , McArthur. Public invited. . REVIVAL May 2 through May 6 at , Stewart, Ohio Wesleyan Church, formerly Pilgrim Holiness Church . Pas tor Rev. David Lyons . Evangelist Rev. John Elswick. MONDAY REVIVAL beginning Monday through May 6 at . Danville Wesleyan Church . The Rev. Glenn Johnson, evangelis t. Rev . Lawrence Sullivan. pastor. The public is. invited to attend. SPRING REVIVAL at Danville Wesleyan Church, Monday through May 6 with the Rev. Glenn Johnson, South Bloomingville, as speaker. The Rev . · Lawrence Sullivan , pastor, extends a public in~ vitation to the services which will begin at 7:30 p. m. each evening:POMEROY Chamber of Commerce at noon at Meigs Inn . SPECIAL Meeting, all members of Meigs County Men 's Fellowship of Churches of Christ, 7:30 p.m. at Bradbury Church of. Christ. TUESDAY REGISTRATION for first grade, Salisbury Elementary School, 9 to II a.m . and af. ternoon, I to 3. Parents · take child's birth certificate and immunization records. LETART 4-H Farm Boys, 7 p.m. at community hall in Le(Grt Falls . RIVERVIEW PTA will meet at8p .rn . attheschool. Students d. t d b M!; M in Whlreteche d Y r · .ax e 1 ea will present the program . plan mother-daughter banquet at mee.t N'' p ... •·. • --· . ' LET YOUR MOTHER KNOW SHE IS REALLY SPECIAL . .. Mother's ' Day, Sun., May 13 Twin or Full Size "Buy 'em by the truckload and save!" That's what BEMCO . said to us, arid that's just what we did! Now, we're passing the savings on to you! During this sale, you can choose from a whole trailer-truck load of famous BEMCO Innerspring Mattresses--expensive experimental bedding and . mattresses and box springs e Riverview students to present program · TWIN SIZE HEADBOARD AND METAL FRAME .Sale $988 nEEDSVILLE - Girl Scout Troo~ 67 and Boy Scout Troop 95 with th,eir leaders, Mrs . Harold Holter , Mrs . Lyle Balderson, David Chadwell and Fred Kessinger prepared the soil and planted grass seed a l Riverview SChool Tuesday . This project for the scouts is to he lp with the "Keep America Beautiful Week" . Grass seed wa s prov ided by Riverview School and . the straw was donated by Warren Pickens. Scouts he lping were Tim my Dillon, Dennis Rucker, Rocky Van Meter, Rusty Wigal, Mark. Smith, David Per sons, Donny Ba r rin ger, Ken ny La rk ins , Judy Holter, Theresa Dailey, Diane Evans, Candy Da iley, Bonnie Dailey , Kim Reed, Kay Ba lde r son, Lor i Mas ter s, P<J tricia Bos ton, Ca r la Cowde r y, T~ res a Ha nnum , She ila Buc ha na n , Susan H<mnum , Debra Lewis and Dc.nise Hnu ber . and Mrs . "'"~:~ Atkins, Ruttand. Mrs. Diehl, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, great ..grandmother, Maine .... ~;...:..~ ' ""!'"" .. VISITS CHILD .~ MIDD LE PORT - De lsle ... ~ Mae Aleshi re is vt..iung· bet\ daughter and son in California . '· . ·. -1<' • .1' Mrs. Al eshir e also ha s 1 ~:.: . r ·· daughter, Paula Van Cooney Of ; J, •J Rutlan d, a nd a ~aughter c'lA"'"' ·, ,~t• Joa nne.Cook, Middleport. ~--­ . -~ The Emergency Medical Services will be in operation by June 1st, 1973, after which time . ' the Ewing Funeral Home, Pomeroy, Martin Funeral ftome, Rutland & the. Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home, Middleport, will not be making any type ambul_ance calls. .'• ,• .' . whether she's nearby or far away , send this ... loving gift today. 1.-.-... . . ..__..._._ Sale I ! MIDDLEPORT, 0. • Potted Plants Signed : Ben H. Ewing- Ewing Funeral Home Thrun as C. Martill- Martin Fune1al Home Corsages E. Maxine Gaskill, James Simpson- Pomeroy Flower Shop • MRS. MILLARD VAN METER PH , 992-2039 . I?'H. 992-5721 .. ·, • ·--~-~.·•I .~.1!-· .S. •. o~ptj~w lI Pant Suits I 1 14 OFF i ~ Reduced lOLA'S . Mai n at Sycamore, Pomeroy l.___..__..._..,_,;____ . ' ~"'it :.. : : : ..W , ~}! : ...... ~ -k'· i ::~ r---------------, .... .,.,. -~ heritage hous.e ~1 ~-.. ,,.., .... _ Your Thom MeAn Store 115 N. 2nd Ave. M~dlepott • conn1e® Opts for the I ~~ ' .... .... .... . .,' !.",1'~. ,'.( Oxford! Connie.1 l> dw~l'n <1 tie rl.l l lc casval for Spr ing ! The fres hes t Id ee In Otd ords ~ I d e di ps to a " V" for a Very ne w slhovu ll u. Pe rf ec t lor pa nts! Red and B t u~J , top SIIIC: Ilc d ~ n Wh ile . ( .•. ~ · ·.~ · ·'·, .•" '':,. -"1 '. ". '·,. ,_;~ ;lf~ ··.t ;41.H..!,., ." 1(. ~'?; 'f" ,...• ''~;- .. .. Rawlmgs-Coats Funeral Home ... ··~· ~;: -~~ ~ .. . .... , • • I' ...··.:t"".-:.·: ..1 • , . \t~ .. .,-· i'i··. 1 • 'I,.'d. ·)i· . . ·. TO ALL GRADUATES AN EXCELLENT SELECTION OF BEAUTIFUL OUTFITS FOR .BOTH MEN AND WOMEN. . NOW Cut Flowers .;1, ._1· ~ Eplings to guide drive PUBLIC NOTICE! EASY TERMS! INGELS FURNITURE PHONE 992-2635 parent. are Mr. •ndr:rr::~t;:j~ Thomas Plummer, C OUR .GIFT TO YOU Set All Quilted Tops • No Buttons! - and Mrs. Richard S. Barton, Kevin, Maralyn and Caralyn Barton. At an a ftern oon rece ption Jlonoring Mrs. Smith , cake, ice cr ea m, punch and mints were se r ved . The rerreshment table featured a decorated cake insc ribed ''90 th Birthday " . P ink carnati ons and pink tapers centered the table. Present in the afternoon besides those there fo r the dinner were Ellis Partlow and J a mes Partlow. Jamestown ; Mr: a nd Mrs. Grant A. Smith. Terr y, J ohn a nd Mi chael , llcedsville; Mr . and Mrs. Keith Chaffee, Nanq af1d Tim, Rt. 1, Reedsville; the !lev. and Mrs . He r bert Gr a te , Arika <lnd Herbie, Hutland ; Mrs. Pearl Mora , Rt. 3, Pomer oy ; Mrs. Gilbert Woods, Va lerie and Tara , Rt. 3, Pome roy ; Mrs. Paul Hoffma n, Rt. 3, Pomeroy; Mrs. Ziba Midkiff, Hemlock Grove : Mrs. Bradley Pooler. Rt. :1, Porne rby ; Mr . ~md Mrs. Avery Goeglc in, Rt. 2, Pomeroy ; Todd and Heathe r Cullu ms , Hem loc k Gr ove: Aida Fa udree, Pome roy ; Mr. and Mrs. David Holter, Pomcr·oy ; Mr. and Mrs. Veri Tu ttle, Tu ppers Plai ns; Mrs. Homer Cole, Tupper s Plains : Miss Lucille Smi th, Ches ter; Mrs . Walte r Dres he r , The Pla lns ; Mrs. Jenn ie Jackson, Ch;l un ce)'; Mr . an d Mrs . Em mett Haw k, He ml ock Grove ; Mr. and Mrs. John Wic kh um , Cht!s te r ; Mrs . Art hur Orr, Chester ; Mrs. floss Cleland , Cheste.- ; Mr. and Mrs . Ma r io n Hoffman. Co lum bus ; Mr . and Mrs. Holand Eastm an, Pomeroy ; Miss Lenore Betzing, _Chester; Mrs. Freda Miller , Chester , and Mrs. Robert Wood. Rt. 1, Long Bott0111 . a ' FREE DELIVERY CHESTER - Mrs . Bert I Jane) Smith was honored recently with a family dinner party in observance of he r 90th blrthday anniversary at the home of her son-in-law and dau ghter , Mr . and Mrs . Richard Barton. A turkey dinner with all the trimmi ngs was served at noon. A three -tiered cake baked by her granddaughter. Mr s. Co ~nie Darity , was served following the dinner . Presen t were all eight children, Alpha Smith, Reedsville ; Mrs . Fra nk ( Edna ) Cla rk , Hem lock Grove; Mrs . Leo S. (Jessie ) Curtis, Rt. 2, Pomeroy ; Mrs. Charles 1\. (Gladys ) Chaffee, Rt. I, Reed svi ll e ; Ru sse ll Smith , Glen Burnie, Md.; Henry 0 . Smith, Athens; He rbert Smith, Reynolds burg, . and Mrs . Barton, Rt . l , Long Bo ttom . Numerous gifts a nd cards were presented to the honored guest and group pictures were taken in the afternoon. The Barton home wa s decor a ted with egg trees a nd spr ing fl owe[:'s ca rrying out the Easter motH. Atte nding1 the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sm ith , Dor is Smith, Lana Smi th a nd Mrs. Hugh Sla ter , Glen Burnie, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. Alptw Smith, Reedsv ille ; Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Clark , Heml ock Grove ; Mr. and Mrs . Le o S. Curtis, Rt. 2, Pomeroy; Mr . and Mrs. Charles A. Chaffee, Reedsville: 'Mr ~ . Pa ul Torre nce , Kimb e rl y a nd Dean na , Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Smith and Glenn , Mrs. Conni e Da rity, Rey noldsburg ; Mr. and Mrs. l.l oyd Smith , Kimb erly , Columbus and Mr . and Mrs. Henry 0 .. Smith, Athens; M.-. GALLIPOLIS - Chairmen· aware ness of mature for the 1973 Gallia County Girl responsibihly toward people ' Scout Sustaining Membership and the Earth . Enrollment are Mr. and Mrs. Th e Girl · Sc out Council .. Miles T. Epling of 626 . First pro~ illcs supportln g services to Ave ., · Gallipolis . Mr. · Epling tr oop's Suc h as ca mping REEDSVILLE - students of The audience will be taken on wiJI concentrate on the special fac il ities (:;lnd opportunities, Riverview Elementary School a " Trip to the Farm," o gifts phase of the enrollm ent staff serv ices, publi c'a lions, will present their ann·ual musical playlet by the third while Mrs. Epling will h e~d tr a inin g , and me mbe rs hip musical program Tuesday , grade. Fourth graders wiJJ sing work e r s conta c tin g pare nts . cxtention he lps. • May I, in ih·e school and dan ce to "Little April and friends of Girl Scouting. Mr. and M.-s . Epling and auditorium . The theme chost n Shower" and " Raindrops Keep In mos t pa rts of the 16--coun ty their w o rk e r ~ wi -ll make for this presentation is "Scenes Fallin ' On My Head ." A Seal of Ohio Girl Scout Council , suslain ing · mernQership conof Spring." hurnurous skit "The Last Day Uni ted F'unds provide a major tacts in the local c.~r c a be tween Grades one and tw o will open of School" will feature the fifth sour ce of s upport. Wh e r e April 29 and Ma y 14 . Anyone the ·· program with a circus grade followed by the s ixth United Funds d(J not exist such not con ta cted firs t who wishes parade featuring a· rhythm graders in " A Young Man 's as in Gallia County, sustaining to suppor t is asked to ca ll 44S. band, majorettes, animals of Fancy Turns to ... .' ' present. membership is the sole op· l ~ Hi. the circus, tight wire ladies, in g mu sical numbe rs with portunity for the community to bearded lady and the man on. routines such as, " Bicycle financially assist and ifnprove the flying trapeze, and, of Built. for Two," " Merry Olds- its Girl Seoul program. course, the clowns. Circus acts mobile," and others. , There C;~rc 14 registered Scout will be ·presented with Mark . The junior high chorus will tr oops in Gallia haVing.a total Holter. secorid grader, serving c los e the pr og ram with membership of a pproximately as rmgmas · te r . "MI.chael Row ," " The Water is 300 girl s. They arc supervised Wid e," "Sing a Rainbow, " and by 65 registered Scout adull' in · "Sing for America " . a program of weekl y mee tings , Maxin e Whitehead , voca l se rv ice projects, C;~nd all phases TOHAVESALE music instructor , is direc ting of ca mping toward the goiJ I of MIDDLEPORT The Middleport Elementary PTA the program with classroom . developin g good citize ns with will hold a yard and rummage te a c he r s as s is tin g. E lean or sale "Friday , May 4 and Knight is servin g as piano --.Saturday, May 5 at the Stanley accompanist. A th ought for the · day : The public is in vited to atDoss residence in Bradbury. Catholic Bishop Fulton Sheen Those wishing to donate ar- tend the production which will said , " Baloney is flattery so ticles may contact Mrs. Doss at begin at 8 p.m. A small ad· thick it cannot be true, and 992-5058, Mrs. Wallace at 992- mission will be charged at the blarney is flattery so thick we ·door . 3880 or Mrs . Stoba't at 992-5481 . like it." · All are top quality, with all the fabulous BEMCO features! ALL ARE PRICED TO SELl NOW! ALL WRAPPED IN PLASTIC COVERING MrS. Bert Smith honvred at dinner SON BORN POMEROY- r-,tr. 1nd Gordon Atkins, Chelsea, Mlch: are ann01111cing the birth of . son, March 31, named Scott. They have another Michael, age three. Gr.and, ' DISCOUNT Box Spring and ·· Mattress ... . Mrs . Howard Birchfield 'uported that the new sign has been completed lor the park and will be put up at a later dat.e . Ar r angeme nts using favorite color combinations were on display and those NEW HAVEN, W. Va. - The cos t $67.75. The trip by awa rded ribbons were Mrs. New Haveh Women's Club Par ker . a blue and Mrs. made plans to eat out May 22 at Greyhound will commence at 8 a.m. on June 25 from Pt. Stewar t, a red. the Red Carpe t In n when the Pleasant. This lee does not Twelve mem bers answered group me t on Tuesday evening roll call with their fa vorite at the New Haven Public include me al s . More incolor in fl ower a rrangements. Li bra r y social r oom . The formati on can be obtained by Devoti ons were given by Mrs . dinner will be at 6:30 p.m. and calling Mary Fowler and Mrs. Bruce Davis , hostess for the J;J!servations should be made James Fisher , Pt. Pleasant. Mrs . Paul Powell , New meeting. Mrs. Ha rold Wolfe · with Mrs. Charles Dodd by Haven libr aria n and a n provided the traveling prize May 15. honorary member of the New won by Mrs. Parker. Mrs. An Easler theme was used Haven Women 's Club, thanked Marvel Quillen won the door by the hos tesses, Mrs. William the group for their support of prize. At the ·. m eeting the Russell, Mi-s. Karl Wiles, Mrs. spruce seedli ngs fr om the Kenne U1 Vickers, Mrs. Donald . the libra ry and exte nded thanks to the library comDepartment .of Natural Roush and Mrs. Paul Scally. A mittee. Resources were bundled and huge cake enscribed with , Mrs. John Wolfe, treasure r , prepared for dis tribution. "Many Thanks Peggy for a Job reported that the Women's Refreshments were serv~ i·.Well Done '' was served along Club reali zed $279.21 profit by the hos tess. with beaverages and Eas ter from the Showboat Rev ue in candy. Mrs. Robert (Peggy) . which the club took part. Mrs. Gurtis is the ~lub 's outgoing Powell , director of the revue, president. She will be suc- th ank ed the group for their ceeded by Mrs. Kenn e th cooperation in making .the Thomp son, vice pres id e nt. revue a success. Mrs . Tom Ho(fman was in Mrs. Ka rl Wiles of the charge <Jf devotions a t the nominatin g comm itte€ gave opening of the meeting. the slate of officers which was Two new members, Debbie un a nim ously a cce pted . They White and Beverly Hester, are vice president, Mrs . J . were accepted into the club. Ma r shall ; recording secreta ry, The foll owing names were Connie Carter ; corresponding submitted for members hip , secre tar y, Ve ni ce Wa rd ; Mrs. Joe Nee nan, Mrs . treasur er , Mrs. J ohn (Rose ) Georg eann e Fink , Mrs . Wolfe. Mars hall Wren and Mrs . Refres hments were served at Jackson)s Mill, reported on James Layne. l' by the hostesses to Mrs. Elmer the highlights of the conMrs . Charles Smith an- Wood , · Mrs. Tom Hoffm a n, ference . nounced that the c hi cke n Mrs. W ayn,e~ar te r , Mr s. 'o'a n The presi~ent announced · barbecue date has bee n Edwards, Mrs. Charles Dodd , that the club realized $37 profit changed to May 12. Mrs. Gurtis Mrs. Phil Batey, Mrs. David from the sale of Easter reported that the Southwes tern Roush, Mrs. J . Marsha ll, Mrs. novelties. District workshop will be Frank Young, .Jr. , Mrs. John Mrs. Young conducted a Saturday, May 12 at Pea Ridge Wolfe, Mrs . George Ingels, true or false " quiz on food Methodist Church. She also Mrs, Eugene Hester . Mrs. R: safety. reported that a Williamsburg, G. Greene, Mrs. Robert Gurtis, Refreshments were served Va . . tour sponsored by Pt. Mrs. Jess Abel, Mrs. Mark by Mrs ..Carson and Beverly to Pleasant Woman 's Club and Ward , Mrs. Pa ul Powell , Mrs. Mrs. Landon Smith, Mrs. John Pt. Pleasant Garden Club will Charles Smith· a nd Ciirlene Roa ch, Mrs . Dorothy Cart- take place June 25 to 27 and will Persin ger . wright, Mrs. Uoyd Williams, Mrs. Evelyn ·Stewart, Mrs. Alburtice Young and Mrs . Elmer Van Meter. MASON, W. Va. - The Mason Homemakers Club made plans for its mother and daughter banquet when it met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. George Carson, Mason. The affair will take place May II at 6 p.m. at the Mason United Methodist Church. The committee for the banquet includes Mrs. Alburtice Young, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart and Mrs. Lloyd Williams. Mrs. Young gave the lesson on "Getting Acquainted with Wonderful · Wes t Wild Virginia" . The next . lesson training meeting will be Friday at the courthouse annex, Point Pleasant. Mrs. Dorothy Cartwright will attend the meeting HAS TRIPLETIS in place of Mrs. Ray Fox. Mrs. · . Landon . Smith, . NEW HAVEN - The calf populatwn on the Frank Me.d t of the 1 b pres! en c u • an. Dermittfarm ilear New Haven nounced that the club's bazaar and rwnmage sale will be May increased by· five. in one day. 2 and 3 at the Cecil Smith One Hoistein cow had triplets, something never heard of Building on Rt. 33 in upper before, and another Holstein Mason . had twins . John and Bill MeMrs. Smith announced that one Qf the club's community Dermitt, sons of Frank, run the .• • projects will be the planting of farm for their father . shrubbery at Mason's Fire Station . This project will be HAVB GUEST : carried out ilS soon as the MASON - Mrs. Judy Per, . weather is suitable. singer, Columbus. was a ;~· Mrs. George Carson and Sunday evening dinner guest of .•: Mrs . Matilda Noble , · Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Dunn, .;:· representatives of the club at Peter and Stephanie and Mr . •'· ."'• the spring planning con ference and Mrs. Bliss Wilson . Twenty-five to 30 Southern High students will be attending a pOetry festival to be held at Ashland College, Ashland, Ohio May 5. Congratulations are certainly in order for Leona and Larry. New Haven women to have dinner · Homemake~s .... choSetJ . .' RUTLAND - Color coordination in arranging ~was the theme of the program presented by Mrs. Joe Bolin at the Wednesday night meeting or the Ru tland Friendly Gardeners at the ,old gym. nasiwn , Rutland. Mrs. Bolin presented in· forma tion Cram the exhibitors and judges' handbook sa nc· tioned by the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs. Reports on the regional meeting were given by Mrs . Torn Stewart, Mrs. Homer Parker and Mrs. J oe Bolin. Mrs. Stewart discussed the possibility of placing planters on the bridge in Rutland and will confer with officials on the feasibility of doing this. A nature tour was announced for May 6 at 2 p.m. with membe•·s to meet at the corner of Main and Salem and from there go to Little Hocking to tour a garden. Mr. and Mrs. W T Stone Students from a ll over the State of Ohio submitted poems for publication . It is quite an honor to have the work of local students .' • 13 - The~day Times ·Sentinel, SUilday, ~pril29,1973 CHOOSE FROM FAMOUS BRANDS WHEN YOU SELECT YOUR GRADUATION WARDROBE. . . . .. . ~ ..,_ .... . �' ' H - The Sunday T1mes- Senhnei ,Sunday, Apni29,J97J . .. ... . . . .. The. lady would .. ... WORLD ALMANAC . " .. ~ • probably kept he a cop MIDDLEPORT - Ves, the lady v. ants to be a cop t And Deborah Conner, granddaughter Of Mrs Rodney Do"11mg of M•ddleporl and a frequent vis1tor here, 1s well on her way to a career m law 'J1he people of Sw itzerland 1e~::en tl y r esctJCd the cav airy, mstead of v1ce versa fhe Sw1s s gover nment an noun~.:ed ll was about to d1s band •ts 18 caval ry squad 1 ons but a petitiOn With 432 000 Signatures caused 1t to comp1orn1sc and keep 12 of th em T h e World Almanac says enforcement Debm ah 1s one of four college students - the other three are male v. orkmg as pohce cadets w1th the New Carhsle Pollee Department, "h1lc studymg Ia\\ enforcement at Smcla1r College She w1ll graduate m I DEBORAH CONNER granddaughter of Mrs RodneJ Do" mng of Middleport 1s a police offi cer m trmmng" tth the Ne\1. Carlisle Pollee Department June \:\\ "1 1 1 \l l ~hl It fiJ 1'1 I llll•l l l "' \~t<rl Kerr News WASHINGTON WPI) Former Teamsters boss James R Hoffa said Saturday that President NIXon probably was an unknow mg 'v1ct 1m of Circumstances" m the Water .. gate scandal and diSC()unted possible Teamster 1n volvernent m rrnancmg the buggmg I satat2J Lows1ana Avenue fTeamster national headquarters here } long enough to know that r couldn't keep track of everythmg that went on m the uniOn ," Hoffa told a ne\\s conference, " and I'm sure President NIXon couldn't either " 'ft 's probably better than the latest f1 ct10n book on who did 1t," Hoff a sa1d of the buggmg affair " II seems there must have been qmte a group of actors mvolved m a pretty amateurish sort or OJM:]'BtlOn I hope everything else Isn't run the same way " Hoffa, who backed Nixon's re-electton last year, met w1th reporters before attendmg a $100~ plate dmner arranced by the Nat10nal Association for Justice (NAJ ) to honor hU11 for hts prrson reform efforts smce bemg paroled from a federal pemtentJary m 1971 Proceeds ~ere to be used to fmance a "cn srs control center' des1gned to help ease tensions m prisons and prevent distu:-bances rn them NAJ ofhc1als sa 1d toll-free hot lines' would be set up so that an) rnm<::~tc.s, pnson guards or offiGials eould con ta ct the center for atd or to report potential trouble Hoffa, quesuoned at the news confer ence about & published report that money was pohce work " and pomts out BY KATHRYNE KN01TS that the re are areas of th e Mr and Mrs Jerr) Neal professiOn m wh tch a woman fRose M<:~ry Bush) are the Cdn be more effective than a proud parents of a new bab\ man glrl ne:~m ed V<:~len e 1 ess, Deb01 ah IS the daughter of '.1. ~ 1 g ht 7 pounds and 14 oun ces Mr and Mrs Paul Bonnell of Maternal grandmother 1s Mrs Dayton Mrs Bonnell IS the Mlid1ed Walters und paternal fo r mel Jo<:~n Ktrc her of grandparents are Mr and Mrs Galhpohs and Middleport Elvm Neal of Evergreen V<:~lene 1ess Will be welcomed home by a httle brother , Jason Cl .Jig M1 <:~nd Mrs Wilh am Cald,.ell and fam1ly , and Mr ctnd Mrs Ha rold James and chec kup as the y ha\ c a MIDDLEPOR1 - FJTst the !"TICiay mgh t la~s have sons Lc:u ry C:tlld Gary came medical checkup ' W11ls, the dow n Monday to see the new population explosiOn Now the mult1phed mercilessly m all dispositiOn of estates, often areas of human rel<::tt10ns tn lm\ explosiOn baby and parents need to be updated, " he sa 1d Meigs Cotlll ty Common Pleas recent years I heir complex1ty Don DeWtlt has been 111 wh1ch has to be performed by aga w a nd wa s back m and extent ha ve produced \\hat Judge J ohn C Bacon sa 1d ts kno'ol.n as the spcc ta 1ty people tuuned m the lo:lw, he Holzei s He s home and domg law) cr m the more populated s<.ml better President Gene R1 ggs parts of the country M .S Stowers IS getttng along Jud ge Bacon spcakmg lu presided lr easurer Bob Kuhn 1cported $1 443 40 rece1ved to much better smce havmg one members of the Middleport Pomeroy Rotary Club F11day date fr om the recent ma1hng of of h1s legs amp.11tated He has been m a" heel chan for many mght at the Heath Umted F:aste1 Seals m the county TO THE HARD OF Meth odiSt ChUJ eh follow1n g Lculies of th e church sened many years The Prospect HEARING Chw ch came and h<:~d their dmner dmner sa1d sm all lo y, n A TELEPHONE chm ch serviCes at Mr and lgwyet s ~ork m all the new AMPLIFIER Mrs Stowers one Sunday area.s of the law such as labor Thr s offer s l rm 1ted to the evenmg and then went on to the Ia", 1n ccolog) , poll utiOn GROUND BROKEN Hard o ~ Heanng on l y J ust fil l church for regular serv1ces ~. - ' corp01 a twn law refinement.;;, FOXBURG Pa (UPf ) out the coupon below and ' Mr and Mrs Jerry Bramm a l l Our supply 1s l1m1t cd so ~md hundredt; of others Usmg the l<.~te Joe Kirkwood s ' • mer and da11ghters Jacqueline ma rl the coupon NOW And you can t "m em all, ' famous lnck shot sand wedge I ynn and Trac1 Lea ha ve sa1d the JUd ge smce 1957, ad offiCials broke ground 'F'r1day SEND THIS COUPON TODAY mntwg to ha\mg been fm the Amencan Golf Hall of mm ed mto the house across Pleo~e Send Me Fre e o l Ch arge A lel epncne A:npl 1fter fr om the Spnngf1eld Grange • reversed b\ the OhiO SUp! e.m~ Fame's library and museum Court recentl y m a local case Construction of the two-story Hall : N AME'----~------~------~----~ Cha 1les Ww d [ell and mtm olvmg the Guest Statut e lthl at y and muse\JITI IS sche • : ADDRE SS------------------~----wtm:h 1elates to the hab1hty of ctul ed lq beg w "'ar ly th Js Jured tns 11bs and IS In ' Holzer's the d11ver of a cat when a y,ucst summeJ on <1 10 acre Site ad STATE ____ • CITY • ' M1 an d Mrs Kenneth • I ldCI IS lnJUI ed Jacent to the F'oxburg Count! y • • • TELEPHONE AMPLIFIER • Adams, M1 and M1 s James Jud g~ Ba co n, h1mse lf H Clu!)....;...the oldest golf course m • • • 336 SOUTH HIGH ST COLUMBUS OHIO 43213 • Adams and daughte1 , 8<::11 bte, member of the club, ad\ Jsed con lmuous u.sc m th e Umted MJ> Stephen Adams Mr and members to lw v~ <.1 legal States Mt s ; J e t ry B1 am mer and daughte1s VISited MI S Amos Adam s daughter Pauhne and son Greg of Columbus Sunday Mrs Ira Galloway JS home now after breakmg her h1p March 14 Mrs ha Casto of Vmton IS sta}mg w1th and hclpmg her Mrs H G Rogers and son M1 and Mrs Gar) Rogers and th1 ee children of Brevard N C , M• and Mrs E E Galloway Summ1t Station Mr and Mrs 0 G Hooper Huntmgton 1 W Va <::tnd Mr and Mrs Marlm Elcess and c hildren, Kimberly and HIGHEST RATES IN THE AREA Robert were 1ecent v1s1tors fo1 a few days M1 and Mrs Tommy Neal REGULAR 90-DAY and children , famm y and PASS BOOK CERTIFICATES Chns, wei e here VISiting hts SAVINGS OF DEPOSIT par enls Mr and Mrs Elvm Nea l and he1 parents, Mr and Mt s Richard Lawhorn and fam1ly of Bidwell Also callmg overthe Y.eekend were Mr and M1 s Clay Beckett, Fort Myers, ATHENS COUNTY Ky , Mrs Dessel Adkms Mr MONTHLY INCOME and M1 s B Turner and son ACCOUNT Bill) I he Bcckctts also v1s1ted Inte r est chec k s the Mr and Mrs Don Neal mailed month ly or farm!) quarterly M1 and Mrs B1ll G McCully ONE-YEAR TWO-YEAR and so n B1lly, we1 e VISitmg h1s CERTIFICATES CERTIFICATE'S pa1 ents Mr and Mrs T A McCully of Tycoo n Road, and OF DEPOSIT OF DEPOSIT M1 and Mrs Bill Knotts of Km r Mt and Mrs W01 thy Stanley Jt h1s chtldten, Pam Kathy, Chr1s, and h1s mother have moved mto their new home off Rl 160 on Ohver White - \/acat•on Club - open any Road hme for next year's yacat•on M1 and Mrs Gilmer Knotts - Travelers Checks spent four days With thetr - Money Orders daughter, Sandra Kay, Mr and - Chn s tmas Club M1 s Noel HelSler and son OttO TheJ celeb1 a ted G!lme1 s 63rd birthday Apul 6 Mr s Margar et Edwa1 ds spent three days With her daugh tei Mat gcda, ( :vlJ and Mrs AI Barth o l o m e1.~ ) and ch!ld1 en of Columbus M1 s Thelma Hawk of; Centenary had dinner Sunday >lllh Mrs J ohn E Denney, Rt 554 Mr and Mrs Harold Ruman and daughter Ella of LibeJty w Va VISited M1 s Kate Dauber and Thomas Ruman Jece ntly Off1ces Also At 12 Mill St, Athe n s, 0 Guests on Easter Day at the home or Mr and Mrs Lowell Kempe! Wei e Mr and Mrs Ed !'he obJectl\e of 20 year-old Cadet Conner IS to become first a full-tune pohce patrolman 1woman ) and ultimately a de tective m the drug divtsJOn of c1 pollee department To Kathleen Wendling, a reporter w1th a Ne\\ Carlisle newspaper, Deborah tuld the stm y of hov. het mtcrest m Jaw enforcement began She s8ld she entered college to stud) mental hea lth but that as :)he hstened to lectures by policemen m socwlogv classes her mter ests bigan to change Het dec1s1on to enter law enforce ment \\'3 5 reached when some of her fnends got m1xed up w1th drugs She sa1d that 11 made her reahze ho\\ a la'\ off1cer can really help people and this IS what she wants to do Deborah, hke the othe1 three cadets, works 20 hours H week He1 dulles mcl ude di.sp<::tlchmg, PHI km g vwlal10ns, serv tng nouces and ndmg m patrol cars ¥- 1th re gula! p<:~trolm en to observe Ea(h of the cadets has been ass1gned a spe c1f1 c pt 0 jeCt and MI SS Co nner S IS bicycle court Cadet Conner admitted tn l1er mtcrvww With the New Ca t hsle reporter that la" enforcement 1sn t the eas1est profession for a " oman to get Into hut she mamtalnS that there ts a place for women 1n Law also has exploded FREE ~~ l W ....................................................... . .. . . . . ·...................................................... We Want You To Know How Money Works For You MEIGS BRANCH ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS AND LOAN CO. % A-C-M-1-A 'r - - - - - - - , % Stop In For Your Free Rand McNally Atlas. (~. Available at ACS&l in virtual seclusion Hoffa thinks president FACTS •• • Homan named SID at Ohio State COlUMBUS, Oh10 (UPI ) Ma1 vm W Homan has been named to su cceed Wllbut Sn) pp as sports mformat10n du ector at Ob10 Stale Umv ers1ty tl was announced Saturd ay Homan a 1948 Ohw Stale g1adualc, bad been ass1stant sm at osu for 24 Jears Sn) pp, the dean of B1g Ten Publicists has held hts present pos1t10n s1nce 1944 and mil 1elirc effecttve July 1 Homan ""hose appointment has to he approved by the OSU Board of Trustees IS <::1 native of Dayton He has b1 oadcast both Ohw State football and basketball games over the OSU Net" 01 k fm man) yea Is Kempel and son , Jtm of Kerr MI and Mrs Jumor Kemper and sons Matt and M1ke of Ken Mr and Mrs Pat M1ller and da ugh teJ Kell) of Gallipolis, M1 and MIS Davtd SeCo) of Gallipolis Mr and Mrs R1ekJ Sexton and dau ghte1, LOll Ann and Mr and Mrs Ronald Sexton v1s1ted Mr and Mrs Orville Sexton Easter Sunda'' Mr and Mrs Dale Fuller and Mr and Mrs Chuck Cass1dy of P1 acton tile y1s1ted Mr and Mrs Steve Fuller and daughter Lisa Sunda) Mrs Adam Absten and daughters Norma and Eva Mae, and two grandchlioren Cha1 he and Char lena of L1berty, W Va , and Rev T J ' Butcher of Carpente1 enJoyed a bountiful dmner at the ~orne of Mrs Ka te Dauber, Easter Day Mr and Mrs Mernll Kemper enJO) ed Easter dmner at the home of theu daughte t Mr f;lnd Mrs John Swam and f.amJly, Lower R1ver Road Gajl!polls • Mrs Charles Bm nette h<::ts been 1ll, and \\!Shes to thank every one who dtd so much for her • dark commuted h1s sentence, cleanng the way for parole Hoffa agaJJI demed reports that he and Teamster Pres1dent Frank E FJtzsunmons had had a fallll!g out over Hoffa 's stated plans tu eventually run for president of the uruon agam He Said he hopes the parole restnctions are removed m tune for hun to run for president of h1s home local umon m DelrOJI FltzsLmmons• term 1 as presuient of the uruon exp1res m 1976 and he has said he will not run for re-elechon He declined an mvttalton to the NAJ dinner, but Hoffa sa1d F1tzs1mmofls was av01dmg public contact with hU11 tu prevent any appearance that Hoffa was helpmg run the umon Ex-Son Tay men live it up big By KENNETH J BRADDICK SAN FRANCISCO (UP! ) Former POWs from the Son Tay camp danced mto the early hou1 s Saturday at a Texas mllhonaiTe s $250,000 pari), then sat down wtth the1r thv. arted hberators to swap sto11es m a private gettogethe1 The men's w1ves and dates were sent out to shop and to see the s1ghls of the San Franc1sco Bay Area The tlu ee.hour reumon over a buffet lunch was what Son 1ay s POW leader Nav) Cmdr Render Cray ton, sa1d he'd looked forward to most tn the " eekend celebratiOn fmanced b) Dallas computer magnate H Ross Perot It came e:~fte r a hecttc Fnday that Included a ttckertape parade through the downtown area , a ctvlc luncheon a huge cocktail part) dmner at one of the c1ty s best res taurants and a m1dmght su pper club show A parade of Hollywood stars - John Wayne Ernest Borg mne, Red Skelton Clint Eastwood and the Andre\\ s SistersJOined m the salute by Civic leaders and c1tlzens Many of the couples, all of whom are st:aymg at the Fa1rmont Hotel at Perot s expense, danced the mght tnva; News • • • • After sleepmg m Saturday, the men got together to swap stones about the rmd on the Son Tay pnson camp on the mght of Nov 20-21, 1970 A volunteer team of 56 Green Berets and three Air Force men landed at the camp m a ra1d that had been pamstakmgly planned for months by a spec1al ' task force m nearby fha1land fhe rmd ers found the camp empty Crayton, along w1th 65 other Amerlcans had been moved a few weeks earlier to the socqlled Hanm Hilton pr1son m Han01 2.3 miles away The POWs heard from their cells the U S fighter-bombers prov1dmg cover fire for th~ ra1dmg team and Commumst m1sstles bemg fired at the pl<::~nes Ret Army Col Arthur " Bull'' S1mons, 54, of Defumak Sp •m gs Fla , leader of the ratders, satd the commandos were d1ssapmnted with the Jesuits, but he felt that the ra1d had been worthwile because 1t helped to boost morale of the Amencan capttves of the Communists The fmal event for the former POWs and the raiders was a leisurely sunset crmse on the Bay in Briefs VIENNA-EIGHTEEN JEWS WHO emigrated lu Israel left fm the SoVIet Umon Saturday after falling to adjust to hfe m Israel 'Be sure and report that we have nothmg agamst the Israeh people, only agarnst their government/' one of the returnmg Soviet Jews shouted to newsmen from hts tram "We were lured to Israel by false propaganda," Laster Krms sa1d 'It was hard to fmd work But we have nothmg agamst the Israeli people, Just the government ' 1 Some 50,000 Sov1et Jews have emigrated to Israel m the past two years Kra1s sa1d 'thousands of th'em want to go back to Russ1a " HURON, OHIO - DEMOCRATIC GOVERNORS gather SUnday on the shores of Lake Erte <~to talk of many thmgs" shares and snares and bu~get cuts and Watergate, of course The 31-member Democratic Governors Caucus w1ll be assembling for a two-day sess10n at Saw Mill Creek Lodge to vent dissabsfaction w1th Pres1dent Nixon's budget proposals and his strategy to expand revenue sharmg, wh1ch some governors novo clmm has developed 1nto a trap for them KANSAS CITY KAN - A FLASH fire raced through three floors of an apartment house early Saturday, ktlllng SIX elderly widows and tn}urmg three other persons Pollee satd the blaze may have been set deliberately The mtenor of the 19-umt bmldmg was destroyed The f1re, wh1ch began about 2 30 a m , forced the buildmg's elderly residents mto the streets 1rt cool temperatures Many escaped through "mdows Investigators found an open hook of matches "h1ch had been used tu set fJTe to a broomstick and dust mop m the hallway of an adJacent bwldlng MARIETTA, OHIO - DR SHERILL CLELAND, professor of econom1cs arad busmess at Kalamazoo, M1ch , College, has been named president of Manetta College. Lt was announced Saturday A native of Gallon, Ohio, Cleland 1s a graduate of Oberlm College and Prmceton Umverstty He succeeds President Frank E Duddy who res1gns effective th1s summer after 10 years m the ofhee M T c A IS COMING TO - - - MIDDLEPORT "Rose Will Bloom Soon" • 0 • Nixon on ntountruntop to • ID diverted from the Teamster pens10n fund to help carry out the Waterga te operation, replied " l JUSt don I believe 11 " uHowever/' he added, ~ I ve read so many startling thmgs lately that I guess anythmg could happen " He also sa1d top offtCJals of the Teamsters for years have routmely contributed money to help the presidential candidate and other poUttc1ans supported by the wuon As for his own plans, the ~ year-<>ld Hoffa sa1d he still lS trymg to get parole restnctions lifted that bar him trom uruon aetlvity unit! 1980 so that he can run for offlCe agam He served 58 months m the federal pnson at Lewisburg, Pa , on a 13-year term for JUry tampenng and matl fraud before President N1xon I • ponder Watergate crises By WESLEY G. PIPPERT and JANE DENISON WASHINGTON (UP! ) President Nnon was m virtual seclusion Saturday apparently pondeTing the exploding Watergate scandal, one of the most senous crJSes of hiS long politiCal career More !up-level ind.tctments and restgnations were beheved unmment NIXon cancelled a meetmg With h1s mam economtc strate. giSts to spend the weekend at Camp Oav1d, Md , the "mountamlop" where he frequently goes to we1gh maJor deciSIOns nus tune he had only personal rudes with hU11 -and absent were hiS two top White House advisers who usua1ly accompany h1m everywhere, chief of staff H R Haldeman and domestiC affatrs assiStant John D Ehrlichman Anud reports that Haldeman and Ehrllehman were f1ghtmg tu keep lhetr JObs, Sen Robert J Dole, the Republican natiOnal ehauman m 1972, sa1d the two men ought lu restgn The Kansas senator also sa1d membersofNtxon's r~Jection camp ' 'were queshomng everyone's loyalty to the President dunng the campatgn but now they're Jumpme off the ship saymg 'this guy did tt' or ~that guy dtd 1t "' The Ripon Somety, a young liberal Republican orgamzahon, and Watergate had "destroyed n NIXOn's electiOn mandate and wdl brmg down "the real cabmel" Nixon aides chosen prU1lanly for their loyalty to him rather than competence The June 17 buggmg of the Democratic national headquarters at the Watergate complex and the allegations of other political ep10nage and sabotage m the 1972 pres1denttal campaign now have touched nearly every one of N1xon 's tup political and White House a1des Acllng FBI Director L uv;~s >< Patr1ck Gray III, a long-tune NIXon assoc1ate, and Ass1stant Commerce Secretarydesognate Jeb Stuart Magruder, a former Whue House a1de and deputy campatgn manager, restgned as the weekend approached Dwtght L Chapm, NIXon s appomtrnents secretary, and Charles Colson, hiS special counsel, resigned earlier this year to take pTivate JObs Fonner Attorney General John N Mllehell qmt as campaign manager two weeks after Watergate All five men -and others have been linked m some way w1th the allega l10ns Ehrltchman, free fr om earher speculation about Watergate, acknowledged durmg the week that he was present at a meehng m his off1ce when Wh1te House Counsel John W Dean rn gave Gray a large envelope taken from a While House safe used by eonvtcted Watergate consptralur E Howard Hunt Jr It was reported Gray was mstructed not to let the documents "see the light of day" and that he had them burned Hours after these reports, Gray qmt Without denymg any of the allegallons Nixon qmckly appomted Wilham D Ruckelshaus, head of the Envtronmental Protectwn Agency, to take Gray's place and abruptly flew to Camp Davtd A White House spokesman deelmed to descnbe NIXon s actmbes Saturday and sa1d he was not aware that the PreSident had had any VlSttors Haldeman, sa1d to hold the second most powerful post m the executive branch by vtrtue of his control over access to the President, had helped assemble the staff and the machinery for Nrxon's 1972 campatgn At week's end, the grand JUry wh1ch md1cted the or~gmal .. iil 'ii~iefs:· By United Press InternatiOnal PHNOM PENH - U S WARPLANES SatuFday abruptly stopped daylight bombmg of Cambodian rebel postl!ons on the east bank of the Mekong River oppos1te Phnom Penh The rebels, who already have established front.s south and east of Phnom Penh, opened a new one northwest of the capt tal by eapturmg two tuwns durmg the day Although U S Atr Force F4 and Flll tactical Jels had been ra1dmg the rebel pos1bons da1Iy on the nver's east bank and oontmued to do so as late as Frtday mght, there were no U S planes m evidence over the area durmg the day Saturday There was no explanahon for the halt m Phnom Penh M1htary sources m Thatland, from where the Amertcan planes fly thetr Camlxrdian mlSsions, sa1d the ratds on the rtver's east bank near Phnom Penh had been canceled because they were endangermg populated areas In Washmgton, however, a Pentagon spokesman said there has been no offtcJal policy change m Cambodta WASHINGTON - REP CHALMERS WYUE, R-Oh10, sa1d Saturday he remamed "convmced that President NIXon had no knowledge of the plannmg of the" Wagergale buggmg mc1dent 11 is most unfortunate that persons m whom President N1xon had expressed the utmost conftdence have been shown tu be partiCipants m what may go down m history as the most stup1d of all pohhcal campa1gn maneuvermgs," Wylie smd m hts weekly newsletter 'Prestdent Ntxon must take drastic act10n even 1f It means embarrassment to some who have been helpful tu him In the past," sa1d Wylie "The offwe of President and the 1mpaet on our goverrunental structure requll'es dramatic act10n wh1ch would leave no doubt that the president will tolerate none of thJs " Watergate Seven - mostly metropolitan pollee ? ' - 10 lower level people - was months to the day later became thought to be close to handmg the man who prompted the down new indictments President to speak out chargmg several key NIXon McCord, HWit, Liddy and a1des not ne cess artly w1th four M1am1 cohorts were mvolvement m the buggmg but charged w1th r1flmg throu gh with obstruction of justice by flies , photographin g trymg tu cover 11 up documents, plantmg a hstemng The January trJat m which devtce at the Democratic orthe Watergate Seven either flees pleaded guilty or were convJetBefore a wttness could be ed ended w1th the JUdge, John called at the tml , Hunt J Sinca, SH)o mg many questwn whose w1fe had heen ~tiled m a still were unanswered On Clncago plane crash JUSt a March 23, Sir1ca made public a month before earrymg $10,000 letter from James W McCord m cash m her purse ---abruptly Jr allegmg perJury at the troal , pleaded gui lty, telhng p:>htJcal pressure" on him reporters everythmg he had and the other SIX defendants, done was done for what I and mvolvement of others believed was m the best m W1thm a few days, McCord terest of the coWJtry ' was mterv1ewed by the staff of l'he M1am1 four - Bernard L the Senate's select comnuttee Barker, Frank A Sturg1s, mvesttgatmg the Watergate V1rg1lio R Gonzalez and and sa1d tu have U11phcated Eugemor R Martinez M1tchell 1 Dean. Magruder and qUickly followed su1t others QuestiOned by SITiea, they saJd McCord's act10n prompted they d1dn t know of any higherothers to talk- to fnends , to ups mvotved and hadn't been lawyers, to the grand Jury promised anythmg to plead The1r stones poured mto prmt guilty They also c•ted The weekend of April 13 patnotism as the reason for seems to have been the next the1r act1ons referring turmng pomt As p1eced vaguely to hghtmg a Con\together by reportersJ this mumst conspiracy ' apparently IS what hapOf'nPrl That left McCord and Liddy Mag1 uder was reported to Thetr tnal droned on for nearly have gone to federal prosecu- three more weeks as the turs on Saturday, ApT1ll4, and prosecutiOn brought vanous to have sa 1d he was m on the N1xon campatgn mde8 to the Watergate planmng ~esp1te stand all of whom - rncludmg h1s sworn demals at the Magruder ---<lemed any kn o\\ I January trtal He also was sa1d edge of the plot and left the to have accused Dean and 1mpress10n the J tddy-headcd Mitchell of bemg m on tbe plot spy squad had been actmg on M1tehell went to the White 1ts ow n House that afternoon for a fh e prosecutors satd CIS meetmg The White House sa1d much pubhcly - that they had he saw Ehrllehman Mitchell's no ev1dence lmkmg ony higher w1fe Martha cla1ms he s<:~w the ups m the Nixon campaign to Pres1deqt the cnme On S~nday, Ehrliehman 1s It took the Jury only 90 reported to have gone to N1xon mmutes to dectde both men wtth the story of how Gray was were guilty given th e Hunt documents When the tJ Ia] was over Followmg a Wh1te House Slrlca s~ud he hoped someone worship se rv1 ce th<:tt day would get to the bottom" and N1xon summoned Attorn ey recommended that th e grand General R1chard G Klem- jury be reconvened dienst and Assistant Attorney When sentencmg came up General Henry E Petersen March 2:J, S1rlca d1d two thmgs Kleindienst sa1d later he to help make his w1sh come dec 1ded then to d1squahfy true - he made public Mehimself from further m- Cord's letter and he stalled VPSttgatwn of the case because fmal sentencmg for s1x of the of h1s • close personal and men 1 hmtmg broadly the1r professwnal' relatmnsh1p w1th terms would depend on how a number of those mvo)ved much they cooperated With the 1 N1xon put Petersen m charge government That same day, the chief Liddy, sentem:ed to a maxWatergate prosecutor, Earl J Imum of 20 years and $40,000 m Silbert, received mformatJon fmes, refused to talk and won suggestmg that Hunt and an extra sentence from Slflca another Watergate con for eontempt But the others SpiTalur, G Gordon Liddy, had led by Mc'Cord trooped mto the gone mto the office of a gr<::tnd JUry room tlllder propsych1atnst servmg P,entagon mises of unmumty from other Papers defendant Dame! prosecutiOn Ells berg to take Ellsberg's hie What they sa1d behmd the Stlberl passed" the mforma1on locked doors sUI! ts only partly along to Petersen known These apparently were the The prlffie tssue now before 'maJor de velopments" Ntxon the grand Jury ts not JUSt the referred tu on Tuesday, Apnl Watergate burglary , but what 17, when he tersely announced happened after 1t -seriOUS that he personally began allegations that JUStice was Mareh 21 to direct a fresh obstructed and subverted by mqmry mto the Watergate case cash payments to the spy after "ser1ous charges" had squad to keep qu1et, by come to hts attentiOn destruction or suppres~non of MeCord, who uttered the evidence , by a concerted f1rst words when officers campaign to hush up the 1 swarmed mto the Watergate scandal and ooncea l the mthat June mght - 'Are you volvement of pOwerful and gentlemen from the Jmportant men Robbins & Myers buys gear plant SPR fNGFIELD OhiO Robbms & Mye1.s, Inc and Garlock Inc have nego tiated an understandmg prov1dmg for Robbms & M)o ers to purchase the maJOr assets of Garlock s Allmg-Landet DIVI.Slon f01 an undisc losed .1mount of t:ash Work IS contunnng towctrd a d e ftnlttv e pur chase agt eement All1ng Lan d e • Co, he<::tdqu<1rtered m Sodus N Y ts a leadmg manufactUJ er of speed 1 edu cmg umts and custom gears for the ORM nl.irkut W<::tll s.ud A 1ecent study of the clectnc motor group s ma1 kets mdJCates that gea r motm :s and gear reduce! s offer futu1 c g1owth oppm tumt1es a m1le of the boxcars was wmdows levelled, a spokesman for the W1th the explos10ns contmuState Office of Emergency mg for hours, US Forest Servtces said A sheriff sa1d the Servtce bombers were called m railroad yard where the blasts to drop f1re retardant chemJoccurred looked as 1f 11 m1ght cals on the g1ant fife 15 m1les have been struck by a ncrtheast of the stale eap1tal of hydrogen bomb -·- ____ - Sacramento wh1eh (ell the Fragments of hot metal flew shock waves of the blasts through the rur as the blasts The first explosion m the shattered wmdows a mile from Southern Paclhc railroad the cxphr.-otun sttc m a maJor yards occurred shortly after 8 rallro<~d sw1khm~ yard am m a strmg of 21 cars that only an hour earlier had H<Jsp1hrl s 1n the arc<~ arnved <:~ s part of a 102-f ar reptlrtcll tn.:atmg (it h:<.Jst ro tratn The ammumtlon cars persons, mclud1ng twu nulro.td <:.tJrrted a total of 7,056 bombs, employes and ~ sht 1 ff ~ ' H h Weighmg 250 pounds deputy Scvl rr1l wen.: .Jduuttt d buund fur Port ChJc.ago, Cahf, With serurus IIIJUru s OU11 r 11 1 ru ar St~n F'ranc1sco , for the area sufft'rcd lfiJUrir :; 11.111 sliqmu nt to the Far East shght for hosp1t~l t1' 111111 ul I ht 1' y~ of the disaster Desp1te the l<rrgl! nu111111t or ~~_,.,~o;s Ilk, r hy, lrt,J <.!n bomb 1 mJt11ft~s . no dcotths WI n " I"'' IJiljJil lrtVI iltfll diOJ)fMd 011 ted Most of those hurl WI'' t111 rl S;u r 1 1111 ltlol lillfii:V Sht 11ff by flymg ~las."i fr1J111 sh.rU1 11 d I lw 1111 I J•w1 Iold 111 wsrni 11 after completmg a helicopter flt ght over the area " It would be foolish for any one to go m there to do anytlung " He sa1d 11 m1ghl take unlll Sunday before f~rehghters could get mto the devastated freight yards A spokesman for the Hawthorne Nev , Naval Depot where the cars were loaded, sa1d the bombs ca lled Mark Bls, are composed of TNT m1xed wtth alummum powder He added that they could not be easily rletonated but a spokes' rn ror the Southern Pacific sa1d fire from spontaneous eombustwn might have set off the blasts AyarJmaster noticed smoke at the switchmg potnt, the l<~rv,cst m the Southern PacifiC s \ Sif'nt , and callNi the fJr(' 1 he add1lion of Allmg-Lander's p1 uduct hne to the exJshn g hne of gea r motors at New England Gear extends our range of gear <ha ve systems 1nto apphcahons not previOusly avaliable to us, <lfld more than doubles our product Ime offermg ' Hobbms & Myers 1s a multi market corporation, servmg users of equipment ;1nd products 1n comfort condthomng electric and" gear dnve motors, fluid transport, and matenal handling eqmpmcnt One of Its newer, !)lodcrn plant.s 1s at Galhpolls, Ohto < junbatt..., ~imts ,.. itntintl VOL 8 NO 13 SUNDAY, APRIL 29 1973 PAGE 15 GoldR Meir: 'We're ready!' Syria alert for Israelis S.} fll:l WH S rep01 ted to have placed Its <JIIllY on speCial CJicrl SHtur tidy and Israeli Pnme M1mster Golda Mc1r .sa1d Jsrrlel 1.s prepared fm ~ new wm m the Multllc East Sy11on President ll.rfcz: Ass.Jd pul the arm; on spec1<::tl alc1t because of fCdi .S that an Israeli atlllck ma) be 1mmnnent, smd p1 ess 'epotts 1n the I eb,mese capital of Beirut I hey Said Assad plans to fl} to Cau o no later lhc~n Munda y for urgent cons ullatiOIIS With f gypLIHII President Anwa1 S Hf<.~t In Dama sc us the S) Jian capital the governmen t news pape1 AI I hawra saul there m1 ght be sa v<.~ g: c attacks" by the Is1aells on bolh lhe Synan and 8gyplian f1 on Lc; w1Unn the next few monU1s 1l sa td the <1tt.acks '.1.nuld be a1med at IJquJdatmg the Arab powc1s winch lhe Umted States consJdered obstacles to a peaceful ..se ttlement " Isr aell Prune Mm1sle1 Guida Mcu m an Ill tel vtew on the mmed fm ccs radto , sa 1d ls1ael Is p1ep.u ed fm a 1esurnptwn (lf' hostlhlics She Said orwther M1deasl w.u n11ght well come c~b ou t ' bcct~usc Sadat IS 111 d!Stl CSS ' He IS 1n distress and hL.story <.: dn test1fy that AI CJb leaders h,IVc been 1n disb ess on mo1 e tht~n one occrJslon 1n the pas t I he Simplest thmg IS go to 1 Wi::ll, Mrs Mcu slud 111 0:1n mtc1 v1cw markmg her 75th tm thday May J and lsi acl s 25th anmvms.uy May 7 fire l 1cnch language Bet ru t newspaper I Orient Lc Jour c1Lcd A.1.1b lilplom.Ittc sources as ~ .1ymg the Sy1wn govern mcnt h <,~s 1 cce1ved 'mformo:Jlion 1nd1catmg that Israeli o:Jggres s1on 1s 1mm•ncnt · rt noted th<::tt Israel's radiO had been playmg up the capture of f1vc Arab gucrnllas m the oc.:c upicd Golan He1ght.'l rhui :-;day and cla1mmg Lhe Chaos predicted < INCfNNA fl ( UPI I - Jnftltr at10n was c.u n ed ouL With the r.:omplctc agre(•men t of DcundSC U!:i (!Uthonttes ' Israel h (ls W<trned 1t would hold A1 ,J h go\ crnments reponsl ble fm ~u er nlla opet attons f1om then tmr1tory and has 1csp~Jnded m the past w1th rc Uilla loi y slnkcs Guen 11la attacks agamst lsi aells ab1 oad also h<1vc dn.1wn lsr:'ieh mth l.a l j I CJ)IJSCilS I he !.! test sucl1 r.ml was the str 1kc Aplll 10 ,Jg.nnst Bc1rut m whteh Israeli commandos killed thr uc Lop Pales timan hUe! rlild lead ers 111 t11g1r I] QIJl CS fo ll ow mg guetJllla ultacks on the Israeh amb,1ss.u.lor s restdence on Cy· prus and an lsr a ell mrhner at the NJCOSII alr"poJt Reports m Beirut s.tld 1 estdent.') 10 south Lehrman already wm c \\Orncr.l about an mcrease m the ovc1£11ghts by lsraeh Wdl pl~me~ Pole.sttmall guernlla som <.: t:.s n crc quoted as saymg they \1.- CIC' ant1c1pa tmg an rsracli at~ck Gilligan asking • more services CUI UMilUS (UP!) - Gov G1lhgan annoWlced Saturduy he would tss ue executive orders Monday creatmg umform government servtce d1stncts to gtve the Ohm taxpayer 'more bang for tns buck ' In exchange for the dollotrs he pays to the slate of Oh10, we are commtttmg state government to deliver top quahty services m areas such as transportatiOn, health care. manpower trammg and economtc John J The at one of the um L'i m Western execut1ve v1ce pres1dent of H•mlllon County by 1075 CmcmnatJ Gas & Elcctnc Co Unlc.ss an extenswn IS sa •d •f the ul!hty has tu live up granted, D1ckhoner smd the to proposed state emiS.'iJOn plant w.ould h<.~v e to be shut standards 1t would creatt down and 15 per Cent of the 'chaos ' because 1t would lose utlhty 's total generatmg power 15 per cent of 1ts ge neratmg would be lost pov. er W1lh<::tm H D1ckhoner sa 1d 'Such actmn would re.sult m the utillty had osked the Ohw utter and complete chaos " Envtronmental ProtectiOn Sit td OH.: kh oner Substitute Agency fo1 extenswns for four generation could not possibly of 1L'> gencratmg umts be msta lled 01 acqmred w tunc CLEVELAND (UPIJ - The The EPA has wntten a to 1eplace th1s ca pactty not to complian ce sched ule that men bon the ftnanc1al disarray president of C Schmtdl & Sons predicts reqUires complehon of a1r that would result to the com- br e wert es skyrocketmg pnces on malt pollutiOn control construction pany as well as to customers " and corn , the mam mgred1ents of beer thts year ......., all because of the Russ1an gram sale last year 'The Russians have depleted our stockpile of corn and there ts JUst none m storage," Carl E department The blasts began w1thm 300 yards of the flames Von Czoerm g told 125 He .sa1d shrapnel was whizz~ d1stnbutors at a sales meetmg before the f1remen could reach mg through the a~r ' all the Fnday 'If the wet weather lhe scene Mark Goularct, 25, a veteran tU1le' w1th Jagged, two foot co)'ltmues and the f~rmers are of flghtmg m V1etnam, snapped chunks of the smoldermg metal late to plant then the pnee of out of a sound sleep Saturday landmg only 10 feet from him corn Will JUst skyrocket later A Department of Defense th1s year " morntng , hearmg himself Von Czoermg sa1d brewers dl~ ste r rehef command post shoutmg, "H1t the floor ' ' 1 was out of that bed Ill half was set up m a park two miles would have to absorb the Ina second •" sa1d Goulard after from the disaster s1te Three creased costs 'CompetitiOn keeps 1t that the m1bal blast from an ex- Army helicopters, two from the ploclmg ammurutwn train Coast Guard and three from way, ' he sard No one can ' so we rocked h1s nearby home 'I the Navy 81ded m battlmg the afford to ratse prtces have to cut productiOn costs " £1gured 1t wasn't no na m~s Desp1te nsmg labor and Aid was sent m from Mcfirecracker The first thmg I Clellan Air Force Base near production costs and a larger heard was, Htt the noor " We ?.ere there about two Sacramento, TrtrVJs Atr Force mcrease m raw matertals, Von m1nutes and everybody high- Ba se, Hamilton A1r Force Czoermg sa1d the pnce or the tailed 1l out " he sald as blasts Ba se, Cnssy F1eld m San "s1x-pack" would remam Schmidt, w1th con tmued to rmg from the 21- Franc1sco and the Alameda constant ~brewtng facli1t1es here, m Naval AIT Station car, bomb laden tram Dean Mostad, JB who lives The state OffiCe of Emergen- Phll<::tdelplha and Norristown about SIX mtles from the cy Serv1ces satd the tutal of 1s ranked llth 1n sales Southern p, o•f•c fre1ght depot persons removed from their natiOnally Last year, the "here the explOsiOns octurred, homes to safer areas m1ght pnvately-held company had sales of $3 2 million ~muJ he and a fnend dro\e re.1ch 50,000 Central California rocked by exploding bombs ROSEVILLE,Cahf fUPf) A strmg of railroad boxcars carrymg nearly two m1U10n pounds of bombs exploded one after another Saturday m a seTJes of blast.s felt 100 miles away, InJUring dozens or persons and forcmg the evacuatton of up to 50,000 persons from theJr homes Fire engulfed the ammunition cars and sent vast clouds of smoke mto the atr as the bombs went off with the sounds of a battlefield for more than five hours from JUSt after Sam to !30pm The century-<>ld State CapJtul at Sacramento, 15 miles from the dlSB.ster scene, was closed to tourtsts because authoritieS feared Jts fragile dome may have been weakened by the shock waves As the bombs exploded, everythmg within a quarter of ' WORK on the 86,000square foot OIIJlansion proJect at the Robbms & Myers, Inc , plant on Bob McCorrruck Rd , north of GaUtpohs IS nearmg completion Plant manager Ray EU1s satd Saturday the project should be flrushed w1thin the next 30 days Expansion work began last August Fry Construction Inc Sprmgf1eld, Ohio , IS the general contractor ruesctay. the plant 1s scheduled to receiVe new equipment from Sprmgf1eld Ptcture above shows the new main plant entrance (on r1ght ) wtth the new west wmg shown on Lert m hackground 6-Pack prices to hold firm says brewer development tu the mdiVIdual Ohwan and his commumty," smd G•lbgan The orders creates, G11l1gan sa1d, a s1mple, streamlined framework to help us make sure services ~ctually reach the mdlVIdual at the loeallevel and respond to h1s needs The first order des1gnates 11 state servtce d1stncts whtle the other des1gnates 15 locaUy controlled multJ-county planrung regwns They are deSigned, Gilligan sa1d, ' to g1ve local commurulles the opportunity to develop and lmplement regiOnal solutions to regiOnal development needs from housmg to law enforcement, transportatiOn to pollution control " 'The 15 reg1ons destgnated m the order Ynll meet reqUtre~ ments for eXIsting federal grant programs that requ~re area wtde plannmg, ' G1U1gan sa1d ''Many Ohm counties cmrenlly w1thouf regional plannmg orgamzahons cannot qualify for many federal community development fundmg programs " The state currently has 41 separate dtsctrtctmg schemes and 366 individual distT!cts currently used by state agene1es to plan and ehanel serv1ces to the local level Daylight Savmgs T1me Began At 2 a m Sunday, Aprll29, �' ' H - The Sunday T1mes- Senhnei ,Sunday, Apni29,J97J . .. ... . . . .. The. lady would .. ... WORLD ALMANAC . " .. ~ • probably kept he a cop MIDDLEPORT - Ves, the lady v. ants to be a cop t And Deborah Conner, granddaughter Of Mrs Rodney Do"11mg of M•ddleporl and a frequent vis1tor here, 1s well on her way to a career m law 'J1he people of Sw itzerland 1e~::en tl y r esctJCd the cav airy, mstead of v1ce versa fhe Sw1s s gover nment an noun~.:ed ll was about to d1s band •ts 18 caval ry squad 1 ons but a petitiOn With 432 000 Signatures caused 1t to comp1orn1sc and keep 12 of th em T h e World Almanac says enforcement Debm ah 1s one of four college students - the other three are male v. orkmg as pohce cadets w1th the New Carhsle Pollee Department, "h1lc studymg Ia\\ enforcement at Smcla1r College She w1ll graduate m I DEBORAH CONNER granddaughter of Mrs RodneJ Do" mng of Middleport 1s a police offi cer m trmmng" tth the Ne\1. Carlisle Pollee Department June \:\\ "1 1 1 \l l ~hl It fiJ 1'1 I llll•l l l "' \~t<rl Kerr News WASHINGTON WPI) Former Teamsters boss James R Hoffa said Saturday that President NIXon probably was an unknow mg 'v1ct 1m of Circumstances" m the Water .. gate scandal and diSC()unted possible Teamster 1n volvernent m rrnancmg the buggmg I satat2J Lows1ana Avenue fTeamster national headquarters here } long enough to know that r couldn't keep track of everythmg that went on m the uniOn ," Hoffa told a ne\\s conference, " and I'm sure President NIXon couldn't either " 'ft 's probably better than the latest f1 ct10n book on who did 1t," Hoff a sa1d of the buggmg affair " II seems there must have been qmte a group of actors mvolved m a pretty amateurish sort or OJM:]'BtlOn I hope everything else Isn't run the same way " Hoffa, who backed Nixon's re-electton last year, met w1th reporters before attendmg a $100~ plate dmner arranced by the Nat10nal Association for Justice (NAJ ) to honor hU11 for hts prrson reform efforts smce bemg paroled from a federal pemtentJary m 1971 Proceeds ~ere to be used to fmance a "cn srs control center' des1gned to help ease tensions m prisons and prevent distu:-bances rn them NAJ ofhc1als sa 1d toll-free hot lines' would be set up so that an) rnm<::~tc.s, pnson guards or offiGials eould con ta ct the center for atd or to report potential trouble Hoffa, quesuoned at the news confer ence about & published report that money was pohce work " and pomts out BY KATHRYNE KN01TS that the re are areas of th e Mr and Mrs Jerr) Neal professiOn m wh tch a woman fRose M<:~ry Bush) are the Cdn be more effective than a proud parents of a new bab\ man glrl ne:~m ed V<:~len e 1 ess, Deb01 ah IS the daughter of '.1. ~ 1 g ht 7 pounds and 14 oun ces Mr and Mrs Paul Bonnell of Maternal grandmother 1s Mrs Dayton Mrs Bonnell IS the Mlid1ed Walters und paternal fo r mel Jo<:~n Ktrc her of grandparents are Mr and Mrs Galhpohs and Middleport Elvm Neal of Evergreen V<:~lene 1ess Will be welcomed home by a httle brother , Jason Cl .Jig M1 <:~nd Mrs Wilh am Cald,.ell and fam1ly , and Mr ctnd Mrs Ha rold James and chec kup as the y ha\ c a MIDDLEPOR1 - FJTst the !"TICiay mgh t la~s have sons Lc:u ry C:tlld Gary came medical checkup ' W11ls, the dow n Monday to see the new population explosiOn Now the mult1phed mercilessly m all dispositiOn of estates, often areas of human rel<::tt10ns tn lm\ explosiOn baby and parents need to be updated, " he sa 1d Meigs Cotlll ty Common Pleas recent years I heir complex1ty Don DeWtlt has been 111 wh1ch has to be performed by aga w a nd wa s back m and extent ha ve produced \\hat Judge J ohn C Bacon sa 1d ts kno'ol.n as the spcc ta 1ty people tuuned m the lo:lw, he Holzei s He s home and domg law) cr m the more populated s<.ml better President Gene R1 ggs parts of the country M .S Stowers IS getttng along Jud ge Bacon spcakmg lu presided lr easurer Bob Kuhn 1cported $1 443 40 rece1ved to much better smce havmg one members of the Middleport Pomeroy Rotary Club F11day date fr om the recent ma1hng of of h1s legs amp.11tated He has been m a" heel chan for many mght at the Heath Umted F:aste1 Seals m the county TO THE HARD OF Meth odiSt ChUJ eh follow1n g Lculies of th e church sened many years The Prospect HEARING Chw ch came and h<:~d their dmner dmner sa1d sm all lo y, n A TELEPHONE chm ch serviCes at Mr and lgwyet s ~ork m all the new AMPLIFIER Mrs Stowers one Sunday area.s of the law such as labor Thr s offer s l rm 1ted to the evenmg and then went on to the Ia", 1n ccolog) , poll utiOn GROUND BROKEN Hard o ~ Heanng on l y J ust fil l church for regular serv1ces ~. - ' corp01 a twn law refinement.;;, FOXBURG Pa (UPf ) out the coupon below and ' Mr and Mrs Jerry Bramm a l l Our supply 1s l1m1t cd so ~md hundredt; of others Usmg the l<.~te Joe Kirkwood s ' • mer and da11ghters Jacqueline ma rl the coupon NOW And you can t "m em all, ' famous lnck shot sand wedge I ynn and Trac1 Lea ha ve sa1d the JUd ge smce 1957, ad offiCials broke ground 'F'r1day SEND THIS COUPON TODAY mntwg to ha\mg been fm the Amencan Golf Hall of mm ed mto the house across Pleo~e Send Me Fre e o l Ch arge A lel epncne A:npl 1fter fr om the Spnngf1eld Grange • reversed b\ the OhiO SUp! e.m~ Fame's library and museum Court recentl y m a local case Construction of the two-story Hall : N AME'----~------~------~----~ Cha 1les Ww d [ell and mtm olvmg the Guest Statut e lthl at y and muse\JITI IS sche • : ADDRE SS------------------~----wtm:h 1elates to the hab1hty of ctul ed lq beg w "'ar ly th Js Jured tns 11bs and IS In ' Holzer's the d11ver of a cat when a y,ucst summeJ on <1 10 acre Site ad STATE ____ • CITY • ' M1 an d Mrs Kenneth • I ldCI IS lnJUI ed Jacent to the F'oxburg Count! y • • • TELEPHONE AMPLIFIER • Adams, M1 and M1 s James Jud g~ Ba co n, h1mse lf H Clu!)....;...the oldest golf course m • • • 336 SOUTH HIGH ST COLUMBUS OHIO 43213 • Adams and daughte1 , 8<::11 bte, member of the club, ad\ Jsed con lmuous u.sc m th e Umted MJ> Stephen Adams Mr and members to lw v~ <.1 legal States Mt s ; J e t ry B1 am mer and daughte1s VISited MI S Amos Adam s daughter Pauhne and son Greg of Columbus Sunday Mrs Ira Galloway JS home now after breakmg her h1p March 14 Mrs ha Casto of Vmton IS sta}mg w1th and hclpmg her Mrs H G Rogers and son M1 and Mrs Gar) Rogers and th1 ee children of Brevard N C , M• and Mrs E E Galloway Summ1t Station Mr and Mrs 0 G Hooper Huntmgton 1 W Va <::tnd Mr and Mrs Marlm Elcess and c hildren, Kimberly and HIGHEST RATES IN THE AREA Robert were 1ecent v1s1tors fo1 a few days M1 and Mrs Tommy Neal REGULAR 90-DAY and children , famm y and PASS BOOK CERTIFICATES Chns, wei e here VISiting hts SAVINGS OF DEPOSIT par enls Mr and Mrs Elvm Nea l and he1 parents, Mr and Mt s Richard Lawhorn and fam1ly of Bidwell Also callmg overthe Y.eekend were Mr and M1 s Clay Beckett, Fort Myers, ATHENS COUNTY Ky , Mrs Dessel Adkms Mr MONTHLY INCOME and M1 s B Turner and son ACCOUNT Bill) I he Bcckctts also v1s1ted Inte r est chec k s the Mr and Mrs Don Neal mailed month ly or farm!) quarterly M1 and Mrs B1ll G McCully ONE-YEAR TWO-YEAR and so n B1lly, we1 e VISitmg h1s CERTIFICATES CERTIFICATE'S pa1 ents Mr and Mrs T A McCully of Tycoo n Road, and OF DEPOSIT OF DEPOSIT M1 and Mrs Bill Knotts of Km r Mt and Mrs W01 thy Stanley Jt h1s chtldten, Pam Kathy, Chr1s, and h1s mother have moved mto their new home off Rl 160 on Ohver White - \/acat•on Club - open any Road hme for next year's yacat•on M1 and Mrs Gilmer Knotts - Travelers Checks spent four days With thetr - Money Orders daughter, Sandra Kay, Mr and - Chn s tmas Club M1 s Noel HelSler and son OttO TheJ celeb1 a ted G!lme1 s 63rd birthday Apul 6 Mr s Margar et Edwa1 ds spent three days With her daugh tei Mat gcda, ( :vlJ and Mrs AI Barth o l o m e1.~ ) and ch!ld1 en of Columbus M1 s Thelma Hawk of; Centenary had dinner Sunday >lllh Mrs J ohn E Denney, Rt 554 Mr and Mrs Harold Ruman and daughter Ella of LibeJty w Va VISited M1 s Kate Dauber and Thomas Ruman Jece ntly Off1ces Also At 12 Mill St, Athe n s, 0 Guests on Easter Day at the home or Mr and Mrs Lowell Kempe! Wei e Mr and Mrs Ed !'he obJectl\e of 20 year-old Cadet Conner IS to become first a full-tune pohce patrolman 1woman ) and ultimately a de tective m the drug divtsJOn of c1 pollee department To Kathleen Wendling, a reporter w1th a Ne\\ Carlisle newspaper, Deborah tuld the stm y of hov. het mtcrest m Jaw enforcement began She s8ld she entered college to stud) mental hea lth but that as :)he hstened to lectures by policemen m socwlogv classes her mter ests bigan to change Het dec1s1on to enter law enforce ment \\'3 5 reached when some of her fnends got m1xed up w1th drugs She sa1d that 11 made her reahze ho\\ a la'\ off1cer can really help people and this IS what she wants to do Deborah, hke the othe1 three cadets, works 20 hours H week He1 dulles mcl ude di.sp<::tlchmg, PHI km g vwlal10ns, serv tng nouces and ndmg m patrol cars ¥- 1th re gula! p<:~trolm en to observe Ea(h of the cadets has been ass1gned a spe c1f1 c pt 0 jeCt and MI SS Co nner S IS bicycle court Cadet Conner admitted tn l1er mtcrvww With the New Ca t hsle reporter that la" enforcement 1sn t the eas1est profession for a " oman to get Into hut she mamtalnS that there ts a place for women 1n Law also has exploded FREE ~~ l W ....................................................... . .. . . . . ·...................................................... We Want You To Know How Money Works For You MEIGS BRANCH ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS AND LOAN CO. % A-C-M-1-A 'r - - - - - - - , % Stop In For Your Free Rand McNally Atlas. (~. Available at ACS&l in virtual seclusion Hoffa thinks president FACTS •• • Homan named SID at Ohio State COlUMBUS, Oh10 (UPI ) Ma1 vm W Homan has been named to su cceed Wllbut Sn) pp as sports mformat10n du ector at Ob10 Stale Umv ers1ty tl was announced Saturd ay Homan a 1948 Ohw Stale g1adualc, bad been ass1stant sm at osu for 24 Jears Sn) pp, the dean of B1g Ten Publicists has held hts present pos1t10n s1nce 1944 and mil 1elirc effecttve July 1 Homan ""hose appointment has to he approved by the OSU Board of Trustees IS <::1 native of Dayton He has b1 oadcast both Ohw State football and basketball games over the OSU Net" 01 k fm man) yea Is Kempel and son , Jtm of Kerr MI and Mrs Jumor Kemper and sons Matt and M1ke of Ken Mr and Mrs Pat M1ller and da ugh teJ Kell) of Gallipolis, M1 and MIS Davtd SeCo) of Gallipolis Mr and Mrs R1ekJ Sexton and dau ghte1, LOll Ann and Mr and Mrs Ronald Sexton v1s1ted Mr and Mrs Orville Sexton Easter Sunda'' Mr and Mrs Dale Fuller and Mr and Mrs Chuck Cass1dy of P1 acton tile y1s1ted Mr and Mrs Steve Fuller and daughter Lisa Sunda) Mrs Adam Absten and daughters Norma and Eva Mae, and two grandchlioren Cha1 he and Char lena of L1berty, W Va , and Rev T J ' Butcher of Carpente1 enJoyed a bountiful dmner at the ~orne of Mrs Ka te Dauber, Easter Day Mr and Mrs Mernll Kemper enJO) ed Easter dmner at the home of theu daughte t Mr f;lnd Mrs John Swam and f.amJly, Lower R1ver Road Gajl!polls • Mrs Charles Bm nette h<::ts been 1ll, and \\!Shes to thank every one who dtd so much for her • dark commuted h1s sentence, cleanng the way for parole Hoffa agaJJI demed reports that he and Teamster Pres1dent Frank E FJtzsunmons had had a fallll!g out over Hoffa 's stated plans tu eventually run for president of the uruon agam He Said he hopes the parole restnctions are removed m tune for hun to run for president of h1s home local umon m DelrOJI FltzsLmmons• term 1 as presuient of the uruon exp1res m 1976 and he has said he will not run for re-elechon He declined an mvttalton to the NAJ dinner, but Hoffa sa1d F1tzs1mmofls was av01dmg public contact with hU11 tu prevent any appearance that Hoffa was helpmg run the umon Ex-Son Tay men live it up big By KENNETH J BRADDICK SAN FRANCISCO (UP! ) Former POWs from the Son Tay camp danced mto the early hou1 s Saturday at a Texas mllhonaiTe s $250,000 pari), then sat down wtth the1r thv. arted hberators to swap sto11es m a private gettogethe1 The men's w1ves and dates were sent out to shop and to see the s1ghls of the San Franc1sco Bay Area The tlu ee.hour reumon over a buffet lunch was what Son 1ay s POW leader Nav) Cmdr Render Cray ton, sa1d he'd looked forward to most tn the " eekend celebratiOn fmanced b) Dallas computer magnate H Ross Perot It came e:~fte r a hecttc Fnday that Included a ttckertape parade through the downtown area , a ctvlc luncheon a huge cocktail part) dmner at one of the c1ty s best res taurants and a m1dmght su pper club show A parade of Hollywood stars - John Wayne Ernest Borg mne, Red Skelton Clint Eastwood and the Andre\\ s SistersJOined m the salute by Civic leaders and c1tlzens Many of the couples, all of whom are st:aymg at the Fa1rmont Hotel at Perot s expense, danced the mght tnva; News • • • • After sleepmg m Saturday, the men got together to swap stones about the rmd on the Son Tay pnson camp on the mght of Nov 20-21, 1970 A volunteer team of 56 Green Berets and three Air Force men landed at the camp m a ra1d that had been pamstakmgly planned for months by a spec1al ' task force m nearby fha1land fhe rmd ers found the camp empty Crayton, along w1th 65 other Amerlcans had been moved a few weeks earlier to the socqlled Hanm Hilton pr1son m Han01 2.3 miles away The POWs heard from their cells the U S fighter-bombers prov1dmg cover fire for th~ ra1dmg team and Commumst m1sstles bemg fired at the pl<::~nes Ret Army Col Arthur " Bull'' S1mons, 54, of Defumak Sp •m gs Fla , leader of the ratders, satd the commandos were d1ssapmnted with the Jesuits, but he felt that the ra1d had been worthwile because 1t helped to boost morale of the Amencan capttves of the Communists The fmal event for the former POWs and the raiders was a leisurely sunset crmse on the Bay in Briefs VIENNA-EIGHTEEN JEWS WHO emigrated lu Israel left fm the SoVIet Umon Saturday after falling to adjust to hfe m Israel 'Be sure and report that we have nothmg agamst the Israeh people, only agarnst their government/' one of the returnmg Soviet Jews shouted to newsmen from hts tram "We were lured to Israel by false propaganda," Laster Krms sa1d 'It was hard to fmd work But we have nothmg agamst the Israeli people, Just the government ' 1 Some 50,000 Sov1et Jews have emigrated to Israel m the past two years Kra1s sa1d 'thousands of th'em want to go back to Russ1a " HURON, OHIO - DEMOCRATIC GOVERNORS gather SUnday on the shores of Lake Erte <~to talk of many thmgs" shares and snares and bu~get cuts and Watergate, of course The 31-member Democratic Governors Caucus w1ll be assembling for a two-day sess10n at Saw Mill Creek Lodge to vent dissabsfaction w1th Pres1dent Nixon's budget proposals and his strategy to expand revenue sharmg, wh1ch some governors novo clmm has developed 1nto a trap for them KANSAS CITY KAN - A FLASH fire raced through three floors of an apartment house early Saturday, ktlllng SIX elderly widows and tn}urmg three other persons Pollee satd the blaze may have been set deliberately The mtenor of the 19-umt bmldmg was destroyed The f1re, wh1ch began about 2 30 a m , forced the buildmg's elderly residents mto the streets 1rt cool temperatures Many escaped through "mdows Investigators found an open hook of matches "h1ch had been used tu set fJTe to a broomstick and dust mop m the hallway of an adJacent bwldlng MARIETTA, OHIO - DR SHERILL CLELAND, professor of econom1cs arad busmess at Kalamazoo, M1ch , College, has been named president of Manetta College. Lt was announced Saturday A native of Gallon, Ohio, Cleland 1s a graduate of Oberlm College and Prmceton Umverstty He succeeds President Frank E Duddy who res1gns effective th1s summer after 10 years m the ofhee M T c A IS COMING TO - - - MIDDLEPORT "Rose Will Bloom Soon" • 0 • Nixon on ntountruntop to • ID diverted from the Teamster pens10n fund to help carry out the Waterga te operation, replied " l JUSt don I believe 11 " uHowever/' he added, ~ I ve read so many startling thmgs lately that I guess anythmg could happen " He also sa1d top offtCJals of the Teamsters for years have routmely contributed money to help the presidential candidate and other poUttc1ans supported by the wuon As for his own plans, the ~ year-<>ld Hoffa sa1d he still lS trymg to get parole restnctions lifted that bar him trom uruon aetlvity unit! 1980 so that he can run for offlCe agam He served 58 months m the federal pnson at Lewisburg, Pa , on a 13-year term for JUry tampenng and matl fraud before President N1xon I • ponder Watergate crises By WESLEY G. PIPPERT and JANE DENISON WASHINGTON (UP! ) President Nnon was m virtual seclusion Saturday apparently pondeTing the exploding Watergate scandal, one of the most senous crJSes of hiS long politiCal career More !up-level ind.tctments and restgnations were beheved unmment NIXon cancelled a meetmg With h1s mam economtc strate. giSts to spend the weekend at Camp Oav1d, Md , the "mountamlop" where he frequently goes to we1gh maJor deciSIOns nus tune he had only personal rudes with hU11 -and absent were hiS two top White House advisers who usua1ly accompany h1m everywhere, chief of staff H R Haldeman and domestiC affatrs assiStant John D Ehrlichman Anud reports that Haldeman and Ehrllehman were f1ghtmg tu keep lhetr JObs, Sen Robert J Dole, the Republican natiOnal ehauman m 1972, sa1d the two men ought lu restgn The Kansas senator also sa1d membersofNtxon's r~Jection camp ' 'were queshomng everyone's loyalty to the President dunng the campatgn but now they're Jumpme off the ship saymg 'this guy did tt' or ~that guy dtd 1t "' The Ripon Somety, a young liberal Republican orgamzahon, and Watergate had "destroyed n NIXOn's electiOn mandate and wdl brmg down "the real cabmel" Nixon aides chosen prU1lanly for their loyalty to him rather than competence The June 17 buggmg of the Democratic national headquarters at the Watergate complex and the allegations of other political ep10nage and sabotage m the 1972 pres1denttal campaign now have touched nearly every one of N1xon 's tup political and White House a1des Acllng FBI Director L uv;~s >< Patr1ck Gray III, a long-tune NIXon assoc1ate, and Ass1stant Commerce Secretarydesognate Jeb Stuart Magruder, a former Whue House a1de and deputy campatgn manager, restgned as the weekend approached Dwtght L Chapm, NIXon s appomtrnents secretary, and Charles Colson, hiS special counsel, resigned earlier this year to take pTivate JObs Fonner Attorney General John N Mllehell qmt as campaign manager two weeks after Watergate All five men -and others have been linked m some way w1th the allega l10ns Ehrltchman, free fr om earher speculation about Watergate, acknowledged durmg the week that he was present at a meehng m his off1ce when Wh1te House Counsel John W Dean rn gave Gray a large envelope taken from a While House safe used by eonvtcted Watergate consptralur E Howard Hunt Jr It was reported Gray was mstructed not to let the documents "see the light of day" and that he had them burned Hours after these reports, Gray qmt Without denymg any of the allegallons Nixon qmckly appomted Wilham D Ruckelshaus, head of the Envtronmental Protectwn Agency, to take Gray's place and abruptly flew to Camp Davtd A White House spokesman deelmed to descnbe NIXon s actmbes Saturday and sa1d he was not aware that the PreSident had had any VlSttors Haldeman, sa1d to hold the second most powerful post m the executive branch by vtrtue of his control over access to the President, had helped assemble the staff and the machinery for Nrxon's 1972 campatgn At week's end, the grand JUry wh1ch md1cted the or~gmal .. iil 'ii~iefs:· By United Press InternatiOnal PHNOM PENH - U S WARPLANES SatuFday abruptly stopped daylight bombmg of Cambodian rebel postl!ons on the east bank of the Mekong River oppos1te Phnom Penh The rebels, who already have established front.s south and east of Phnom Penh, opened a new one northwest of the capt tal by eapturmg two tuwns durmg the day Although U S Atr Force F4 and Flll tactical Jels had been ra1dmg the rebel pos1bons da1Iy on the nver's east bank and oontmued to do so as late as Frtday mght, there were no U S planes m evidence over the area durmg the day Saturday There was no explanahon for the halt m Phnom Penh M1htary sources m Thatland, from where the Amertcan planes fly thetr Camlxrdian mlSsions, sa1d the ratds on the rtver's east bank near Phnom Penh had been canceled because they were endangermg populated areas In Washmgton, however, a Pentagon spokesman said there has been no offtcJal policy change m Cambodta WASHINGTON - REP CHALMERS WYUE, R-Oh10, sa1d Saturday he remamed "convmced that President NIXon had no knowledge of the plannmg of the" Wagergale buggmg mc1dent 11 is most unfortunate that persons m whom President N1xon had expressed the utmost conftdence have been shown tu be partiCipants m what may go down m history as the most stup1d of all pohhcal campa1gn maneuvermgs," Wylie smd m hts weekly newsletter 'Prestdent Ntxon must take drastic act10n even 1f It means embarrassment to some who have been helpful tu him In the past," sa1d Wylie "The offwe of President and the 1mpaet on our goverrunental structure requll'es dramatic act10n wh1ch would leave no doubt that the president will tolerate none of thJs " Watergate Seven - mostly metropolitan pollee ? ' - 10 lower level people - was months to the day later became thought to be close to handmg the man who prompted the down new indictments President to speak out chargmg several key NIXon McCord, HWit, Liddy and a1des not ne cess artly w1th four M1am1 cohorts were mvolvement m the buggmg but charged w1th r1flmg throu gh with obstruction of justice by flies , photographin g trymg tu cover 11 up documents, plantmg a hstemng The January trJat m which devtce at the Democratic orthe Watergate Seven either flees pleaded guilty or were convJetBefore a wttness could be ed ended w1th the JUdge, John called at the tml , Hunt J Sinca, SH)o mg many questwn whose w1fe had heen ~tiled m a still were unanswered On Clncago plane crash JUSt a March 23, Sir1ca made public a month before earrymg $10,000 letter from James W McCord m cash m her purse ---abruptly Jr allegmg perJury at the troal , pleaded gui lty, telhng p:>htJcal pressure" on him reporters everythmg he had and the other SIX defendants, done was done for what I and mvolvement of others believed was m the best m W1thm a few days, McCord terest of the coWJtry ' was mterv1ewed by the staff of l'he M1am1 four - Bernard L the Senate's select comnuttee Barker, Frank A Sturg1s, mvesttgatmg the Watergate V1rg1lio R Gonzalez and and sa1d tu have U11phcated Eugemor R Martinez M1tchell 1 Dean. Magruder and qUickly followed su1t others QuestiOned by SITiea, they saJd McCord's act10n prompted they d1dn t know of any higherothers to talk- to fnends , to ups mvotved and hadn't been lawyers, to the grand Jury promised anythmg to plead The1r stones poured mto prmt guilty They also c•ted The weekend of April 13 patnotism as the reason for seems to have been the next the1r act1ons referring turmng pomt As p1eced vaguely to hghtmg a Con\together by reportersJ this mumst conspiracy ' apparently IS what hapOf'nPrl That left McCord and Liddy Mag1 uder was reported to Thetr tnal droned on for nearly have gone to federal prosecu- three more weeks as the turs on Saturday, ApT1ll4, and prosecutiOn brought vanous to have sa 1d he was m on the N1xon campatgn mde8 to the Watergate planmng ~esp1te stand all of whom - rncludmg h1s sworn demals at the Magruder ---<lemed any kn o\\ I January trtal He also was sa1d edge of the plot and left the to have accused Dean and 1mpress10n the J tddy-headcd Mitchell of bemg m on tbe plot spy squad had been actmg on M1tehell went to the White 1ts ow n House that afternoon for a fh e prosecutors satd CIS meetmg The White House sa1d much pubhcly - that they had he saw Ehrllehman Mitchell's no ev1dence lmkmg ony higher w1fe Martha cla1ms he s<:~w the ups m the Nixon campaign to Pres1deqt the cnme On S~nday, Ehrliehman 1s It took the Jury only 90 reported to have gone to N1xon mmutes to dectde both men wtth the story of how Gray was were guilty given th e Hunt documents When the tJ Ia] was over Followmg a Wh1te House Slrlca s~ud he hoped someone worship se rv1 ce th<:tt day would get to the bottom" and N1xon summoned Attorn ey recommended that th e grand General R1chard G Klem- jury be reconvened dienst and Assistant Attorney When sentencmg came up General Henry E Petersen March 2:J, S1rlca d1d two thmgs Kleindienst sa1d later he to help make his w1sh come dec 1ded then to d1squahfy true - he made public Mehimself from further m- Cord's letter and he stalled VPSttgatwn of the case because fmal sentencmg for s1x of the of h1s • close personal and men 1 hmtmg broadly the1r professwnal' relatmnsh1p w1th terms would depend on how a number of those mvo)ved much they cooperated With the 1 N1xon put Petersen m charge government That same day, the chief Liddy, sentem:ed to a maxWatergate prosecutor, Earl J Imum of 20 years and $40,000 m Silbert, received mformatJon fmes, refused to talk and won suggestmg that Hunt and an extra sentence from Slflca another Watergate con for eontempt But the others SpiTalur, G Gordon Liddy, had led by Mc'Cord trooped mto the gone mto the office of a gr<::tnd JUry room tlllder propsych1atnst servmg P,entagon mises of unmumty from other Papers defendant Dame! prosecutiOn Ells berg to take Ellsberg's hie What they sa1d behmd the Stlberl passed" the mforma1on locked doors sUI! ts only partly along to Petersen known These apparently were the The prlffie tssue now before 'maJor de velopments" Ntxon the grand Jury ts not JUSt the referred tu on Tuesday, Apnl Watergate burglary , but what 17, when he tersely announced happened after 1t -seriOUS that he personally began allegations that JUStice was Mareh 21 to direct a fresh obstructed and subverted by mqmry mto the Watergate case cash payments to the spy after "ser1ous charges" had squad to keep qu1et, by come to hts attentiOn destruction or suppres~non of MeCord, who uttered the evidence , by a concerted f1rst words when officers campaign to hush up the 1 swarmed mto the Watergate scandal and ooncea l the mthat June mght - 'Are you volvement of pOwerful and gentlemen from the Jmportant men Robbins & Myers buys gear plant SPR fNGFIELD OhiO Robbms & Mye1.s, Inc and Garlock Inc have nego tiated an understandmg prov1dmg for Robbms & M)o ers to purchase the maJOr assets of Garlock s Allmg-Landet DIVI.Slon f01 an undisc losed .1mount of t:ash Work IS contunnng towctrd a d e ftnlttv e pur chase agt eement All1ng Lan d e • Co, he<::tdqu<1rtered m Sodus N Y ts a leadmg manufactUJ er of speed 1 edu cmg umts and custom gears for the ORM nl.irkut W<::tll s.ud A 1ecent study of the clectnc motor group s ma1 kets mdJCates that gea r motm :s and gear reduce! s offer futu1 c g1owth oppm tumt1es a m1le of the boxcars was wmdows levelled, a spokesman for the W1th the explos10ns contmuState Office of Emergency mg for hours, US Forest Servtces said A sheriff sa1d the Servtce bombers were called m railroad yard where the blasts to drop f1re retardant chemJoccurred looked as 1f 11 m1ght cals on the g1ant fife 15 m1les have been struck by a ncrtheast of the stale eap1tal of hydrogen bomb -·- ____ - Sacramento wh1eh (ell the Fragments of hot metal flew shock waves of the blasts through the rur as the blasts The first explosion m the shattered wmdows a mile from Southern Paclhc railroad the cxphr.-otun sttc m a maJor yards occurred shortly after 8 rallro<~d sw1khm~ yard am m a strmg of 21 cars that only an hour earlier had H<Jsp1hrl s 1n the arc<~ arnved <:~ s part of a 102-f ar reptlrtcll tn.:atmg (it h:<.Jst ro tratn The ammumtlon cars persons, mclud1ng twu nulro.td <:.tJrrted a total of 7,056 bombs, employes and ~ sht 1 ff ~ ' H h Weighmg 250 pounds deputy Scvl rr1l wen.: .Jduuttt d buund fur Port ChJc.ago, Cahf, With serurus IIIJUru s OU11 r 11 1 ru ar St~n F'ranc1sco , for the area sufft'rcd lfiJUrir :; 11.111 sliqmu nt to the Far East shght for hosp1t~l t1' 111111 ul I ht 1' y~ of the disaster Desp1te the l<rrgl! nu111111t or ~~_,.,~o;s Ilk, r hy, lrt,J <.!n bomb 1 mJt11ft~s . no dcotths WI n " I"'' IJiljJil lrtVI iltfll diOJ)fMd 011 ted Most of those hurl WI'' t111 rl S;u r 1 1111 ltlol lillfii:V Sht 11ff by flymg ~las."i fr1J111 sh.rU1 11 d I lw 1111 I J•w1 Iold 111 wsrni 11 after completmg a helicopter flt ght over the area " It would be foolish for any one to go m there to do anytlung " He sa1d 11 m1ghl take unlll Sunday before f~rehghters could get mto the devastated freight yards A spokesman for the Hawthorne Nev , Naval Depot where the cars were loaded, sa1d the bombs ca lled Mark Bls, are composed of TNT m1xed wtth alummum powder He added that they could not be easily rletonated but a spokes' rn ror the Southern Pacific sa1d fire from spontaneous eombustwn might have set off the blasts AyarJmaster noticed smoke at the switchmg potnt, the l<~rv,cst m the Southern PacifiC s \ Sif'nt , and callNi the fJr(' 1 he add1lion of Allmg-Lander's p1 uduct hne to the exJshn g hne of gea r motors at New England Gear extends our range of gear <ha ve systems 1nto apphcahons not previOusly avaliable to us, <lfld more than doubles our product Ime offermg ' Hobbms & Myers 1s a multi market corporation, servmg users of equipment ;1nd products 1n comfort condthomng electric and" gear dnve motors, fluid transport, and matenal handling eqmpmcnt One of Its newer, !)lodcrn plant.s 1s at Galhpolls, Ohto < junbatt..., ~imts ,.. itntintl VOL 8 NO 13 SUNDAY, APRIL 29 1973 PAGE 15 GoldR Meir: 'We're ready!' Syria alert for Israelis S.} fll:l WH S rep01 ted to have placed Its <JIIllY on speCial CJicrl SHtur tidy and Israeli Pnme M1mster Golda Mc1r .sa1d Jsrrlel 1.s prepared fm ~ new wm m the Multllc East Sy11on President ll.rfcz: Ass.Jd pul the arm; on spec1<::tl alc1t because of fCdi .S that an Israeli atlllck ma) be 1mmnnent, smd p1 ess 'epotts 1n the I eb,mese capital of Beirut I hey Said Assad plans to fl} to Cau o no later lhc~n Munda y for urgent cons ullatiOIIS With f gypLIHII President Anwa1 S Hf<.~t In Dama sc us the S) Jian capital the governmen t news pape1 AI I hawra saul there m1 ght be sa v<.~ g: c attacks" by the Is1aells on bolh lhe Synan and 8gyplian f1 on Lc; w1Unn the next few monU1s 1l sa td the <1tt.acks '.1.nuld be a1med at IJquJdatmg the Arab powc1s winch lhe Umted States consJdered obstacles to a peaceful ..se ttlement " Isr aell Prune Mm1sle1 Guida Mcu m an Ill tel vtew on the mmed fm ccs radto , sa 1d ls1ael Is p1ep.u ed fm a 1esurnptwn (lf' hostlhlics She Said orwther M1deasl w.u n11ght well come c~b ou t ' bcct~usc Sadat IS 111 d!Stl CSS ' He IS 1n distress and hL.story <.: dn test1fy that AI CJb leaders h,IVc been 1n disb ess on mo1 e tht~n one occrJslon 1n the pas t I he Simplest thmg IS go to 1 Wi::ll, Mrs Mcu slud 111 0:1n mtc1 v1cw markmg her 75th tm thday May J and lsi acl s 25th anmvms.uy May 7 fire l 1cnch language Bet ru t newspaper I Orient Lc Jour c1Lcd A.1.1b lilplom.Ittc sources as ~ .1ymg the Sy1wn govern mcnt h <,~s 1 cce1ved 'mformo:Jlion 1nd1catmg that Israeli o:Jggres s1on 1s 1mm•ncnt · rt noted th<::tt Israel's radiO had been playmg up the capture of f1vc Arab gucrnllas m the oc.:c upicd Golan He1ght.'l rhui :-;day and cla1mmg Lhe Chaos predicted < INCfNNA fl ( UPI I - Jnftltr at10n was c.u n ed ouL With the r.:omplctc agre(•men t of DcundSC U!:i (!Uthonttes ' Israel h (ls W<trned 1t would hold A1 ,J h go\ crnments reponsl ble fm ~u er nlla opet attons f1om then tmr1tory and has 1csp~Jnded m the past w1th rc Uilla loi y slnkcs Guen 11la attacks agamst lsi aells ab1 oad also h<1vc dn.1wn lsr:'ieh mth l.a l j I CJ)IJSCilS I he !.! test sucl1 r.ml was the str 1kc Aplll 10 ,Jg.nnst Bc1rut m whteh Israeli commandos killed thr uc Lop Pales timan hUe! rlild lead ers 111 t11g1r I] QIJl CS fo ll ow mg guetJllla ultacks on the Israeh amb,1ss.u.lor s restdence on Cy· prus and an lsr a ell mrhner at the NJCOSII alr"poJt Reports m Beirut s.tld 1 estdent.') 10 south Lehrman already wm c \\Orncr.l about an mcrease m the ovc1£11ghts by lsraeh Wdl pl~me~ Pole.sttmall guernlla som <.: t:.s n crc quoted as saymg they \1.- CIC' ant1c1pa tmg an rsracli at~ck Gilligan asking • more services CUI UMilUS (UP!) - Gov G1lhgan annoWlced Saturduy he would tss ue executive orders Monday creatmg umform government servtce d1stncts to gtve the Ohm taxpayer 'more bang for tns buck ' In exchange for the dollotrs he pays to the slate of Oh10, we are commtttmg state government to deliver top quahty services m areas such as transportatiOn, health care. manpower trammg and economtc John J The at one of the um L'i m Western execut1ve v1ce pres1dent of H•mlllon County by 1075 CmcmnatJ Gas & Elcctnc Co Unlc.ss an extenswn IS sa •d •f the ul!hty has tu live up granted, D1ckhoner smd the to proposed state emiS.'iJOn plant w.ould h<.~v e to be shut standards 1t would creatt down and 15 per Cent of the 'chaos ' because 1t would lose utlhty 's total generatmg power 15 per cent of 1ts ge neratmg would be lost pov. er W1lh<::tm H D1ckhoner sa 1d 'Such actmn would re.sult m the utillty had osked the Ohw utter and complete chaos " Envtronmental ProtectiOn Sit td OH.: kh oner Substitute Agency fo1 extenswns for four generation could not possibly of 1L'> gencratmg umts be msta lled 01 acqmred w tunc CLEVELAND (UPIJ - The The EPA has wntten a to 1eplace th1s ca pactty not to complian ce sched ule that men bon the ftnanc1al disarray president of C Schmtdl & Sons predicts reqUires complehon of a1r that would result to the com- br e wert es skyrocketmg pnces on malt pollutiOn control construction pany as well as to customers " and corn , the mam mgred1ents of beer thts year ......., all because of the Russ1an gram sale last year 'The Russians have depleted our stockpile of corn and there ts JUst none m storage," Carl E department The blasts began w1thm 300 yards of the flames Von Czoerm g told 125 He .sa1d shrapnel was whizz~ d1stnbutors at a sales meetmg before the f1remen could reach mg through the a~r ' all the Fnday 'If the wet weather lhe scene Mark Goularct, 25, a veteran tU1le' w1th Jagged, two foot co)'ltmues and the f~rmers are of flghtmg m V1etnam, snapped chunks of the smoldermg metal late to plant then the pnee of out of a sound sleep Saturday landmg only 10 feet from him corn Will JUst skyrocket later A Department of Defense th1s year " morntng , hearmg himself Von Czoermg sa1d brewers dl~ ste r rehef command post shoutmg, "H1t the floor ' ' 1 was out of that bed Ill half was set up m a park two miles would have to absorb the Ina second •" sa1d Goulard after from the disaster s1te Three creased costs 'CompetitiOn keeps 1t that the m1bal blast from an ex- Army helicopters, two from the ploclmg ammurutwn train Coast Guard and three from way, ' he sard No one can ' so we rocked h1s nearby home 'I the Navy 81ded m battlmg the afford to ratse prtces have to cut productiOn costs " £1gured 1t wasn't no na m~s Desp1te nsmg labor and Aid was sent m from Mcfirecracker The first thmg I Clellan Air Force Base near production costs and a larger heard was, Htt the noor " We ?.ere there about two Sacramento, TrtrVJs Atr Force mcrease m raw matertals, Von m1nutes and everybody high- Ba se, Hamilton A1r Force Czoermg sa1d the pnce or the tailed 1l out " he sald as blasts Ba se, Cnssy F1eld m San "s1x-pack" would remam Schmidt, w1th con tmued to rmg from the 21- Franc1sco and the Alameda constant ~brewtng facli1t1es here, m Naval AIT Station car, bomb laden tram Dean Mostad, JB who lives The state OffiCe of Emergen- Phll<::tdelplha and Norristown about SIX mtles from the cy Serv1ces satd the tutal of 1s ranked llth 1n sales Southern p, o•f•c fre1ght depot persons removed from their natiOnally Last year, the "here the explOsiOns octurred, homes to safer areas m1ght pnvately-held company had sales of $3 2 million ~muJ he and a fnend dro\e re.1ch 50,000 Central California rocked by exploding bombs ROSEVILLE,Cahf fUPf) A strmg of railroad boxcars carrymg nearly two m1U10n pounds of bombs exploded one after another Saturday m a seTJes of blast.s felt 100 miles away, InJUring dozens or persons and forcmg the evacuatton of up to 50,000 persons from theJr homes Fire engulfed the ammunition cars and sent vast clouds of smoke mto the atr as the bombs went off with the sounds of a battlefield for more than five hours from JUSt after Sam to !30pm The century-<>ld State CapJtul at Sacramento, 15 miles from the dlSB.ster scene, was closed to tourtsts because authoritieS feared Jts fragile dome may have been weakened by the shock waves As the bombs exploded, everythmg within a quarter of ' WORK on the 86,000square foot OIIJlansion proJect at the Robbms & Myers, Inc , plant on Bob McCorrruck Rd , north of GaUtpohs IS nearmg completion Plant manager Ray EU1s satd Saturday the project should be flrushed w1thin the next 30 days Expansion work began last August Fry Construction Inc Sprmgf1eld, Ohio , IS the general contractor ruesctay. the plant 1s scheduled to receiVe new equipment from Sprmgf1eld Ptcture above shows the new main plant entrance (on r1ght ) wtth the new west wmg shown on Lert m hackground 6-Pack prices to hold firm says brewer development tu the mdiVIdual Ohwan and his commumty," smd G•lbgan The orders creates, G11l1gan sa1d, a s1mple, streamlined framework to help us make sure services ~ctually reach the mdlVIdual at the loeallevel and respond to h1s needs The first order des1gnates 11 state servtce d1stncts whtle the other des1gnates 15 locaUy controlled multJ-county planrung regwns They are deSigned, Gilligan sa1d, ' to g1ve local commurulles the opportunity to develop and lmplement regiOnal solutions to regiOnal development needs from housmg to law enforcement, transportatiOn to pollution control " 'The 15 reg1ons destgnated m the order Ynll meet reqUtre~ ments for eXIsting federal grant programs that requ~re area wtde plannmg, ' G1U1gan sa1d ''Many Ohm counties cmrenlly w1thouf regional plannmg orgamzahons cannot qualify for many federal community development fundmg programs " The state currently has 41 separate dtsctrtctmg schemes and 366 individual distT!cts currently used by state agene1es to plan and ehanel serv1ces to the local level Daylight Savmgs T1me Began At 2 a m Sunday, Aprll29, �. .. ' ' • 17 - 'I'he Sunday Times - Sentinel, Sunday, April 29 1973 I Beat ••• Of the Bend • ol' ,·~·-. - ... . ..... ~ . ;. B_v IJob Hoeflich \ ...... - - .. • \ ; Local School District. Supt. George Hargraves reports that there ' ?'~t.,t-:'• ; are o.ver 40appUcanlsfor the post vacated by Carl Wolfe who has ; moved to the staff of the Southern Local School District. • The position or assistant superintendent of the district also is . : to be filled before fall. Tpere aren't as many applicants lor that : post which was so ably (illed by the late Larry Morrison . ; However, universities are to be notified by letter or the vacancy : so that interested persons may file applicatio'ns. • '· -··' • . MRS. ROY HOLTER and Mrs. Thereon Johnson added their : talent to the Ohio Valley Association or Libraries dinner meeting ; Thursday riight by creating tbe clever lrog favors, not to mention : the nora) centerpieces. Mrs. Holter is taking - and always has ; a role in the frog activities ol the Big Bend Regatta. This year she ; is helpiitg with an art contest - dealing with lrogs, of course . . . ' MEIGS COMMUNITY SCHOOL APPREICATION TEA - Children ol the Meigs Com. munity School presented motion songs, rhyUunic dan,cing, and nursery rhyme recitations for the approxhnately 65 guests attending the tea Friday alternoon. ., -~ !Appreciation BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH . ... . POMEROY - So true, that oli,ladage, "It's the little things ~t count. " · • '1t.>iitd how orten these "little iliings" to one person become the "big things" lor another. · 'l!hat's the way it is with the .:.· ,;.'.: ~l!ildren o~ the Meigs Com' ·'· rfi\l!!ity School. Therefore, as a 1' ;;._: ~ gQture of their appreciation for -the kindness, cour tesies, . and gifts the past several years, the children and the / '_"- teaching stall staged a lea ., , Friday afternoon. , . ~out 65 persons including ~ representatives of several organizations. of the county who have helped financially anti otherwise, and individuals w~o have given of their. time GALLIPOLIS - William Gerhold, professor of Art at _, Marietta College, and director ,·~:· _, oalalnstreams ExhibitiOns, is ~:'·:··i)i, \iave a One-Man Show of drawing and painting during May at the French Colony here. -: :: During 1971-72. academic ~- -~ · · ' · yeaT, while on sa bbaticaL Gerhold painted fulli!llire, working primarily in watercolor and oil. He ·has COflcentrated his painting in · the Appalachian region the >'.'. : past several years, ·,. ..!lli· draws on a background w/iii,h includes professional aviation, camping, bow hunting and . conserva lion activities: His work refle cts this interest in nature. · , During the past two years Gel\hold's paintings have been exhibited in Cincinnati, New York , .Colu'mbus, Maryland and at several West Virginia Festivals. He has been - at .Marietta College seven yt$ts and is one of the originators of the Mainstreams shoW. M,ainstr~am s · International competition was begun in 1968 and has grown each year,· drawing from every state in the uni on and many foreign ' ·,:· :""ie, ' tea given apparent in the beaming faces and talent attended the tea. Guests were greeted by the Of the 23 retarded youngsters students and the teachers and enrolled in the school. presented attractive paper · Each person was presented flower name tags made by the with a novel pin made by the older children. Fr.om an im- children from lenses or old provised stage with a co)orful glasses and miniature picbackdrop or flower cutouts, tures. The teachers and aides each of the three classes wore corsages provided by th~ participated in a program of member ~ of the Meigs Board of singing, rhythmic dancing, and Mental Retardation. motion songs, concluding with An arrangement of snap" He 's Got the Whole World In dragons and shasta daisies His Hands." flanked by avocado tapers in crystal holders centered the Pride and pleasure at doing refreshment table. Mrs . something for those who have Jeanette Thomas, ·• adbrightened the holidays with ministrator of th e schoo l, parties and gifts, given needed presided at the silver coffee supplies, clothing and equip- service, and Mrs. Clarence . ment, and provided craft and Might poured the punch. Fancy therapy projects for them was cooki es, mints and nuts were also served. Mrs . Thomas extended a welcome to those attending on behalf of herself, the teachers, Mrs . Carol Hudson, Mrs. Kate. Jarrell, and Mrs . Mary Skinn er, and the aides, Mrs. Cordelia Brown, Mrs. Jean Wood, and · Mrs. Alice Wolfe, countries. The exh"ibition is on and thanked them lor their role display 'at Grover N. Hermann in making life a little brighter Fi·ne Arts Center, Marietta, for the childre~. College . · It will travel to " You are the people ·. who Sunrise in Charleston, W. Va., have helped us maintain our June 3 - July L faith in the right of equal opportunity for all children in Meigs County," commented Mrs. Thomas. The Almanac By Urtited Press International , Today is Sunday, April 29, the 119th day of 1972 with 246 to lollow. · The moon is approaching its new· phase . · ·· The morning stars are Mercury, Mars and Jupiter. The evenfng stars .are Venus and Saturn, Those born on thls date are under the sign of Taurus , The Duke or Wellington, British general who defeated Napoleon at Waterloo, was born April 29, 1769. On 'this day in history : In 1878, Boston newspapers ra~the advertisement: ''Te1ephone, three dollars, guaranteed to work one mile. Five miles ... fiVe dol1ars." In 1931, President Herbert Hoover received the king of Siam, lirst absolute monarch to visit the United States. "Best f~ily resortm the -n ation' CLEVELAND PRESS "' Luxu.rio u~. ';. '' :-., ~. ' .. . -----------------------. THE SIGN OF ·SAFE Among the organ izat ion s and Wood , who have croC"heted ind i v i d u al s re cogniz ed f or an ima ls and made other g i fts spe ci al sen.. ices w er e: on holiday s for each of the Th e Phi lathea So ci et y of the ch ildre n. Middl epQrt Chur ch of Ch r ist Mrs. ~argaret (;rosn ickle wh ich ha s contr i b uted for and several other Reedsville several years ss a month, and re si dents who have a specia l used re cenlly for the purc hase Chr i stmas project for the ol a proj ector ,. and a ssi sted in chil dren . cl othing several of the ·Mr s. Margaret Neuman,· who childrt>n . ha s enterta ined at the piano for The Pomeroy Bapt ist Ch ur ch the young sters. Mi ssi onar y Soc iety , wh ic h Mr s. Sea Cornell. Mrs. ann!Jalty stages a party at St. Bonnie M iller, Mrs . Pauline Valentin e's Day. Buck, Mrs. Bessie Graham , Th e Middleport Ch ild Con· and Mis s Mae Weber of the ser vati6n Leag ue, w hi ch has n ewly -organ i zed . Ret i red pr ov ided needed tea c hing Senior Votuntee.r Program , e,qu ipment ,· suppl ied j uk e over who are now giving in long period s of time , spon ~ored dividualized attention to the the di stri ct bowling to u r . children . nament, and provided extra The TW in-City Shrine Club. fund ln.g for f ield trips. tor th e annua l trip to the The Rut land Fr i end l y Shriners Circus in Columbus. Gardener s. who on ce or twice a And the Pomeroy-Middleport month have craft and garden L ion s Club , which has provide:d therapy programs for the glasses on several occaions . children . . Involvement Needed Mrs . James Simpson and Mr s . Thomas fee ls that Mrs. Tom Martin , who have per sonal involvemen t w ith and given of their time, talent and . accep tance of th e retarded hla terial s for spec ia l ceram ic ch ild in his own 'r ight is an pro iec ts. essential component o f. his The Ohio 'Eta Phi Chapter of educaf.ion . Beta Sigma Phi Sorority " The i nvolvement of pe,ople·, members, who trad itionally other than school personnel s-tage an Easter egg hunt for and fam il y, has he lped ttl e the chi ldren, as we lt as give children learn what being some special assistance to. one a cc epted a s !In ind i v idual of the econom ically deprived really means" , cOmmen ted the chi ldren and his family . administrator . The Junior American Leg ion Mr s. ·Thomas sa id many of Aux·iliary · of Drew Webster the: children come from Post 39, Pomeroy, Mrs. Harry economi'cally deprived homes Davis, Sr ., advise•·· and Mrs. and the attention accorded Ed i th Fox , who have presented th~m through · conta cts with programs on special holidays, other people has "opened up a and provided. favors and small whole new ..world". gi fts for many Spe c ial OC · It wa s for these people who ca si on s. have helped " ope n up a nell.! Mrs. Fred Crow , who has world " for the 23 children of enterta ined the children in her th e Meigs Com m unit y Schoo l home. th at' the app·rec iat ion ·tea was Mrs . Erma Yoho arid Susie held Fr ida y. . . ~ Please send me a free h•ll -color bwchure on Pipestem. ·!-·. PI,.S.em, West Vi~inl11 :Z!979 ·. De pl. 1]04)46H~OO Name ____________________________________ Addre~s ----------------------------- - - - - - Sune _____ Zip ____ ' .+CitY-- - - - -- ' SPECIAL COITAGE PLAN thru JuNE' 15! 0 Pak Chicken ·Parts backs, 3 Leg Quarters with backs, 2 Pkgs. Giblets & 2 Necks. · · : ' KEEBLER COOKIE FEATURES PECAN SANDtES . . . .. ,..... . .,. RIQU.CHIPS . . . . . . . ,...,. ""· KEEBIES . ... ... .. .. '""'· ••• Chocolate FudJll Sandwich ,.... ""· I I ·SOUND RIPE $3c '"" s i .ALL FLAVORS '12-Gallon Package STOKELY Fruit·Cocktail •' POMEROY - The Senior . l Citizens Center schedule for the week or April 30 is as lollows: Monday, April 30, Bread and Glue Flowers, 1-3 p.m. l Tuesday, May 1, Mod Podge, 9::m-11 a.m. Small charge for materiaL Bring item to be mod ' · : podged, such as small box, bottle, jar, . etc .: Cards ·and games, 1-4 p.m. VAN CAMPS ' Pork & Beans 1-lb. 15-oL Cans ' $5,000 R egional meeting Savings Certificates ·$1,000 minimum 1 Year CAMAY SOAP_ ' KELLOGG'$ Stuf for Chicken 5-oz. JY,-oz.l4 Bar Passbook Savings Accounts TOP JOB 'save Any Amount Any Time CLEANER - l ·Pt. 12-oz. Bot. 5-oz. Pkg. C 73 is at Rio Grande . ATH.ENS - Three separate regi~nal meetings tOr p~rents or hearing impaired chrldren .are being planned for May 9, 10 and 11. The first is on May 9 at 8 p.m. for Gallia, Jackson, Meigs and Vinton Counties, at Rio Grande Instructional Resource Center, Yale Hall, Rio Grande. .P arents who have questions should.contact the Services for Handicapped Children offices at (614 ) 593-3511 or 593-3273. Pk~. Stuf for Meat •' . '·' PEAK Pinto Beans C 4-lb. Interest availablt' monthly on accomiiS of $ 1,000 or more THE GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS and LOAN COMPANY .OPPOSITE POST .OFFICE PHONE 446-3832 COMET RAILROADER HIES COLUMBUS ( UPI I - Alvin Holter , 54 , Johnstown, an employe ol the Penn Central Railroad died after suffering an ' app~rent heart attack . Saturday and tell off a box car at the Penn Central yards here . J6 " to 144" vinyl coated. All posh set. ~ n co ncrete. Quick installations or Do -If Yourself. 1-lb. Pkg. ·14-oz. Can c. Job · Too Big , • ~?ne Too SmaiL c In G•llipolis Area Call" Uncle John" 446 -1697 •' GALLIPOLIS, OHIO In Jack~n .Qak Hi 11 Area Call "{614) 776 · 223~ FENCE DIVISION OF RAY HOUCK INC. Portsmouth, Ohio .' ' • - 5x7 RETGO $9 .88 UTILITY tARP -- --- --~ ¢' HECK'S REG. SOUNDESIGN MINI CHANGER TURNTABLE Dyna mJCa ll y balo nced 2 pole AC i n d v~h o" malo•. Ploy~ lb. 33 '},· -1 5, an d 78 r ecor d~ 1o·· diame!er lum!oble hand l e~ ~t ac k ol I• ~ l . ,J O" or 12" recor d1. Autom ot i( 4 5 RPM odu phit and dLJ~ I ro •l'• on d uded . Ch o n9er plop manually o r o vlomo liwlly. and ha s ov tomol ; ~ ~ h u ! · o lf a ile! lo1 t reco rd . Dc toc h.ob le sp u1d le low mo s~ t u buk~r lone a rm is f11!ed w ith ~ !IH I! O cenm 1rc cartndgc w•th )Opp h" c s !y i\J~ $''" woloo>(;,;,0wogg" HECK'S REG. •32.96 ,. .,. '' '(?)" SOCCER BALL HECK'S ·.REG. 15.99 ~· .• ' $ 99 '. . ' ' ' ' I'·• • ..'·.·>'?~~';_.r. ,. / . . J ' ·• · f ,I , LADIES I -~:::-=:;~-"immiiiN"""--L_· <_ ·· " /_ .. d ' - - COLEMAN LADIES BALMACCAN FUEL ·All Weather Coat 16.4 Ol 3 PIECE RANGE SET range set includes : Grease c-ontainer · and sa lt and Aluminum 44 REG. 12.37 $109 SIZES 8-18 HECK'S REG. 116.99 . SIZES 8-18 HECK'S REG. TRENCH COATS PROPANE $ 16.9:1 1 LADIES PERM PRES.S OXFORD RAINCOAT $ SIZES 10-20 HECK'S REG. 116.99 $ LADIES OXFORD RAINCOATS HECK'S REG. '1.58 $12 PERMA PRESS OUTERS GUN CLEANING KIT SIZES 16'12-24% HECK'S REG. UP TO 14.47 TOP JOB LYSOL CLEANER 28 Ol 59¢ HECK'S REG. 81' WOOLITE COLD WATER WASH 16 oz. 84¢ REG. '1.27 HOUSE JACK 61¢ 4 Ol HECK'S REG. 29' e For homes , porches, cel la rs and · basements' e Easily Odjustab le • HECK-S REG. 87' SCOTT'S . HECK'S 11 ID GOLD REG. 1.79 G. E. MS-1 \. HEC~'S $ MANICURE SET REG. 118·96 1 BLACK & DECKER .1·gas HECK'S · $ REG. '29.99 HECK'S REG, $899 '12.88 . NO. 8200 lilelime. s 66 HECK'S REG. $5.99 , - G 1iEFLON " FRY PAN . ·- · GRASS TRIMMER Heavy duty all ste~l construction • <;:ompact, trim e Costs li ttle, Josh o e Fe o~ ~ r es. con !r OII!!d cook •n g !empero!ure ~ • Has big 17 in ch ~q coo lt. i n g ureu e l rh · l op lid e li m i nat e~ m as ) ~plo tle r • De l v ~e ~in; io ke\ core of big lt:~m i ly needs • Eo:H ily br~ugh l to di nner ta ble! 5peeto l non ·\ lid cootmg . HEDGE TRIMMER BlACK & DECkER higfl, galvd . or 9· 11 -11 111 • I Wednesday, May 2, Beginning Knitting, 9:30-11 a.m., Anna BJackwood, instructor. Thursday, May 3, Rutland · Silver Circle Club mee ts at 1 p.m. at the Rutland United M"thodi.s t Church; all interested persons in the Rutland area inVited. Friday, May 4, Vigor In Maturity, spon sored by Retired Teachers' Assn., lO a.m.·noon; "Learning about Chr onic . Diseases"; Dr. · Raymond Boic~ to answel' · questions. Coffee pot is .always on . Bring a sack lunch and stay a while? The new phone numbers are. 992-7886 and 992-7884. Home . Pl<~'ygrounds Store - Industry SPIC I "" - p~~CK;~oker$' CHAIN LINK FENCE FOR: • Bag ' lntert-sl paid quarterly on all certificates Deposit by tlw lOth of the month and earn fnm1 the first. •~ - t: ' Actit.Jities for senior citizens 1-lb. 1-oz. CGns 5%%_ KINGS ISLAND, which opened last year near Cincinnati and proved to be a popular resort for Meigs Countians during the summer, held its spring opening this weekend and will begin daily operations on May 26. A ~million expansion program has been carried out during the winter months. Included is a new restaurant, three major rides, an arcade building and a half-mile nature trail. Some BOO individual acts have been scre.ened for th e free llve entertainment to be featured throughout the summer at various points in the park. 43, .Gallipoli~, s truck ~e rear "\GALLIPOLIS ~ Evadene · Buck, 38, Rt. I, Gallipolis, was end of an auto driven by Lois J . cited io Municipal Court for McGlothin·, 22, Rio Grande . lailure to yield the right of way There was ini.nor damage and · Friday following a traffic no citation was -issued. accident on Third Ave_ City The · first of two hit-skip police said Mrs. Buck pulled accidents occurred on Vine St. lrom the parking lot at Bob and Third Ave. where an .auto .Rees Pontiac into the path of a owned by Joseph T. Cox, 63, 112 truck operated by Blain W. Third Ave., was hit by an Wallace, -39, Gallipolis. There · unknown vehicle. waS minor damage to both .Another hit.skip occurred at vehicles. 9:35p.m. Friday on Third Ave, A minor accident ·occurred at the Eagles Club Where an : on the old Kroger parking lot .auto owned by Forrest E. · " ·on Third Ave. Where an . aUto Thompson of Ri o Grande driven by Richard L. Bowman. received minor damage . lb. .' mlmmum i :Auto, truck in collision Ice Cream 2 Year, Savings Certificates i ' BROUGHTON· I DR. l.ON D. RANDALL was made eighth president of Malone College at Canton Friday. Sherry King, daughter. of Mr.· and Mrs. William King ol Bradbury, attends Malone - a freshman - and loves the school and the activities in which she is taking part. H(CK 'S R(G. 1Jlt/Jl!ll . MRS. DORIS RINEHART OF Pomeroy will verify that this is a pretty good area in which to live. Recently, the Sacred Heart • Church Council, with Mrs, Rose Sisson and the Rev. Father Bernard Kracjovic as co-chairmen conducted a public fund drive on behall of Mrs. Rinehart who had undergone major surgery and was without lunds. Many, many people responded and hundreds of dollars raised for Mrs. Rinehart. Not only was the money a heip but Mrs. Rinehart feels that the response was such a boost · · to her morale. She's extremely grateful. By the way, Mrs. Rinehart hasn 't been able physically yet to return to her horne so is with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fugate for whom she worked before . getting sick: · We r•5erve the righ' ro limit quantitiH en •II items in I his .ad . Prices eHectlve lhru S•l ., "'-Y 1. ltJl. Hone sotcl to clt.llers. SAVINGS • ' · .: . : Includes.: 3 Breast Quarters with GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS AND LOAN co. • , THE DIVI,sJON OF Safety and Hygiene of The Ind~trial : Commission or Ohio announces the availability and distribution : of an attractive "tailg~tor" bumper sticker for Ohio 's trucking - industry. The stickers are free through the division at 700 West . Third Ave., Columbus. Too bad, they aren't available to every : motorist since it seems that more cars get struck from the rear : than from the front. The stickers do remind drivers not to drive : too closely to the vehicle ahead. U.S.D.A. INSPECTED • yet rel ati ve ly Why is everyone :-.u' cnlhu siinexpen si ve , i.su lated yet a~ tic ahout Pipestem Reso rt? · accessible ... al l amen ities ,You' ll know after ju st one and recre:1tional fac il it i c~ .. vi~i t. It\ the perfect family amid . . ·. nature as it was a rc~on bcc•IUSc'thcrc's so mu~.:h · hltndred ye nrs a ~ o.'' CHICAGO TRIBUNE everyone in your family can " RecreatiOn<ll opport u nitic~ do. \.ike 17 ~.PC L: l;tcul;~r holes o f golf. H uge moun tai n top ... suit nearl y e.ve ry budget. " · . NATIONAl. OBSERVER · ~ w i mming poo l s~ . H orsehack riding . Archer y. Fishing. Plus ·~ " Utter tranquility ... recrea . 4,000 acres ot' glorious Appa · · l ion runs rampant."" WASHINGTON STA R l<~ c h i an !'> \:cnerv. ;tnd ;m ae ria l " lde.al ~ port~man f:lmi iY Out · tramwa\ f rom· w hich hl ).cc it ;ti l. 8c ~i o f all. l, ipc, tem is. a ing .. , suits a ll t n!'te ~ and pocketbooks ." ' luxury rc~o rt at {tm tU\' rc:-.·ort s•ORl'S AFIEI. D pric.:c~ . We ca11:1 dcscrihc it al t. "Spectacular . , rugged \ ~· :-;o send U'\ the cb upon · and' · breathtaking. Dramat.i c g()if " 1,\J I send you ·a f ull -color course ... enot/lluus . .. m.:~~hroc hure with l~li S of i'nfor. ;;· nifit ent ly groomed ~recns ." mation. ;1nd picture~. GOLF DIGEST STORE HOURS 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. MONDAY lHRU SATURDAY CLOSED SUNDAY, 252 THIRD AVENUE PIN FAVORS made by the children ol the Meigs Community School classes were presented to each or the organization representatives and individuals at an ap. predation tea held Friday alternoon in the Rutland School gymnasium . Here one of the yoWlger children' gives a pin to Mrs. Nancy Morris, a representative ol the Middleport Child Conservation League . The CCL assists regularly with extracurricular programs and special projects at the school. Gerhold ·Art ·show to come iri May .. PoMEROY - The head basketball coaching spot for the : next school year will be Jilled in the near future in the Meigs ·•·.· SYLVANIA LIGHT BULBS 60, 75, 100 1'2¢ HECK'S REG. 28' . HECK'S REG. $25.96 ~ , SK-27 iJET SET HECK'S REG. 18.99 ·DIGITAL �. .. ' ' • 17 - 'I'he Sunday Times - Sentinel, Sunday, April 29 1973 I Beat ••• Of the Bend • ol' ,·~·-. - ... . ..... ~ . ;. B_v IJob Hoeflich \ ...... - - .. • \ ; Local School District. Supt. George Hargraves reports that there ' ?'~t.,t-:'• ; are o.ver 40appUcanlsfor the post vacated by Carl Wolfe who has ; moved to the staff of the Southern Local School District. • The position or assistant superintendent of the district also is . : to be filled before fall. Tpere aren't as many applicants lor that : post which was so ably (illed by the late Larry Morrison . ; However, universities are to be notified by letter or the vacancy : so that interested persons may file applicatio'ns. • '· -··' • . MRS. ROY HOLTER and Mrs. Thereon Johnson added their : talent to the Ohio Valley Association or Libraries dinner meeting ; Thursday riight by creating tbe clever lrog favors, not to mention : the nora) centerpieces. Mrs. Holter is taking - and always has ; a role in the frog activities ol the Big Bend Regatta. This year she ; is helpiitg with an art contest - dealing with lrogs, of course . . . ' MEIGS COMMUNITY SCHOOL APPREICATION TEA - Children ol the Meigs Com. munity School presented motion songs, rhyUunic dan,cing, and nursery rhyme recitations for the approxhnately 65 guests attending the tea Friday alternoon. ., -~ !Appreciation BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH . ... . POMEROY - So true, that oli,ladage, "It's the little things ~t count. " · • '1t.>iitd how orten these "little iliings" to one person become the "big things" lor another. · 'l!hat's the way it is with the .:.· ,;.'.: ~l!ildren o~ the Meigs Com' ·'· rfi\l!!ity School. Therefore, as a 1' ;;._: ~ gQture of their appreciation for -the kindness, cour tesies, . and gifts the past several years, the children and the / '_"- teaching stall staged a lea ., , Friday afternoon. , . ~out 65 persons including ~ representatives of several organizations. of the county who have helped financially anti otherwise, and individuals w~o have given of their. time GALLIPOLIS - William Gerhold, professor of Art at _, Marietta College, and director ,·~:· _, oalalnstreams ExhibitiOns, is ~:'·:··i)i, \iave a One-Man Show of drawing and painting during May at the French Colony here. -: :: During 1971-72. academic ~- -~ · · ' · yeaT, while on sa bbaticaL Gerhold painted fulli!llire, working primarily in watercolor and oil. He ·has COflcentrated his painting in · the Appalachian region the >'.'. : past several years, ·,. ..!lli· draws on a background w/iii,h includes professional aviation, camping, bow hunting and . conserva lion activities: His work refle cts this interest in nature. · , During the past two years Gel\hold's paintings have been exhibited in Cincinnati, New York , .Colu'mbus, Maryland and at several West Virginia Festivals. He has been - at .Marietta College seven yt$ts and is one of the originators of the Mainstreams shoW. M,ainstr~am s · International competition was begun in 1968 and has grown each year,· drawing from every state in the uni on and many foreign ' ·,:· :""ie, ' tea given apparent in the beaming faces and talent attended the tea. Guests were greeted by the Of the 23 retarded youngsters students and the teachers and enrolled in the school. presented attractive paper · Each person was presented flower name tags made by the with a novel pin made by the older children. Fr.om an im- children from lenses or old provised stage with a co)orful glasses and miniature picbackdrop or flower cutouts, tures. The teachers and aides each of the three classes wore corsages provided by th~ participated in a program of member ~ of the Meigs Board of singing, rhythmic dancing, and Mental Retardation. motion songs, concluding with An arrangement of snap" He 's Got the Whole World In dragons and shasta daisies His Hands." flanked by avocado tapers in crystal holders centered the Pride and pleasure at doing refreshment table. Mrs . something for those who have Jeanette Thomas, ·• adbrightened the holidays with ministrator of th e schoo l, parties and gifts, given needed presided at the silver coffee supplies, clothing and equip- service, and Mrs. Clarence . ment, and provided craft and Might poured the punch. Fancy therapy projects for them was cooki es, mints and nuts were also served. Mrs . Thomas extended a welcome to those attending on behalf of herself, the teachers, Mrs . Carol Hudson, Mrs. Kate. Jarrell, and Mrs . Mary Skinn er, and the aides, Mrs. Cordelia Brown, Mrs. Jean Wood, and · Mrs. Alice Wolfe, countries. The exh"ibition is on and thanked them lor their role display 'at Grover N. Hermann in making life a little brighter Fi·ne Arts Center, Marietta, for the childre~. College . · It will travel to " You are the people ·. who Sunrise in Charleston, W. Va., have helped us maintain our June 3 - July L faith in the right of equal opportunity for all children in Meigs County," commented Mrs. Thomas. The Almanac By Urtited Press International , Today is Sunday, April 29, the 119th day of 1972 with 246 to lollow. · The moon is approaching its new· phase . · ·· The morning stars are Mercury, Mars and Jupiter. The evenfng stars .are Venus and Saturn, Those born on thls date are under the sign of Taurus , The Duke or Wellington, British general who defeated Napoleon at Waterloo, was born April 29, 1769. On 'this day in history : In 1878, Boston newspapers ra~the advertisement: ''Te1ephone, three dollars, guaranteed to work one mile. Five miles ... fiVe dol1ars." In 1931, President Herbert Hoover received the king of Siam, lirst absolute monarch to visit the United States. "Best f~ily resortm the -n ation' CLEVELAND PRESS "' Luxu.rio u~. ';. '' :-., ~. ' .. . -----------------------. THE SIGN OF ·SAFE Among the organ izat ion s and Wood , who have croC"heted ind i v i d u al s re cogniz ed f or an ima ls and made other g i fts spe ci al sen.. ices w er e: on holiday s for each of the Th e Phi lathea So ci et y of the ch ildre n. Middl epQrt Chur ch of Ch r ist Mrs. ~argaret (;rosn ickle wh ich ha s contr i b uted for and several other Reedsville several years ss a month, and re si dents who have a specia l used re cenlly for the purc hase Chr i stmas project for the ol a proj ector ,. and a ssi sted in chil dren . cl othing several of the ·Mr s. Margaret Neuman,· who childrt>n . ha s enterta ined at the piano for The Pomeroy Bapt ist Ch ur ch the young sters. Mi ssi onar y Soc iety , wh ic h Mr s. Sea Cornell. Mrs. ann!Jalty stages a party at St. Bonnie M iller, Mrs . Pauline Valentin e's Day. Buck, Mrs. Bessie Graham , Th e Middleport Ch ild Con· and Mis s Mae Weber of the ser vati6n Leag ue, w hi ch has n ewly -organ i zed . Ret i red pr ov ided needed tea c hing Senior Votuntee.r Program , e,qu ipment ,· suppl ied j uk e over who are now giving in long period s of time , spon ~ored dividualized attention to the the di stri ct bowling to u r . children . nament, and provided extra The TW in-City Shrine Club. fund ln.g for f ield trips. tor th e annua l trip to the The Rut land Fr i end l y Shriners Circus in Columbus. Gardener s. who on ce or twice a And the Pomeroy-Middleport month have craft and garden L ion s Club , which has provide:d therapy programs for the glasses on several occaions . children . . Involvement Needed Mrs . James Simpson and Mr s . Thomas fee ls that Mrs. Tom Martin , who have per sonal involvemen t w ith and given of their time, talent and . accep tance of th e retarded hla terial s for spec ia l ceram ic ch ild in his own 'r ight is an pro iec ts. essential component o f. his The Ohio 'Eta Phi Chapter of educaf.ion . Beta Sigma Phi Sorority " The i nvolvement of pe,ople·, members, who trad itionally other than school personnel s-tage an Easter egg hunt for and fam il y, has he lped ttl e the chi ldren, as we lt as give children learn what being some special assistance to. one a cc epted a s !In ind i v idual of the econom ically deprived really means" , cOmmen ted the chi ldren and his family . administrator . The Junior American Leg ion Mr s. ·Thomas sa id many of Aux·iliary · of Drew Webster the: children come from Post 39, Pomeroy, Mrs. Harry economi'cally deprived homes Davis, Sr ., advise•·· and Mrs. and the attention accorded Ed i th Fox , who have presented th~m through · conta cts with programs on special holidays, other people has "opened up a and provided. favors and small whole new ..world". gi fts for many Spe c ial OC · It wa s for these people who ca si on s. have helped " ope n up a nell.! Mrs. Fred Crow , who has world " for the 23 children of enterta ined the children in her th e Meigs Com m unit y Schoo l home. th at' the app·rec iat ion ·tea was Mrs . Erma Yoho arid Susie held Fr ida y. . . ~ Please send me a free h•ll -color bwchure on Pipestem. ·!-·. PI,.S.em, West Vi~inl11 :Z!979 ·. De pl. 1]04)46H~OO Name ____________________________________ Addre~s ----------------------------- - - - - - Sune _____ Zip ____ ' .+CitY-- - - - -- ' SPECIAL COITAGE PLAN thru JuNE' 15! 0 Pak Chicken ·Parts backs, 3 Leg Quarters with backs, 2 Pkgs. Giblets & 2 Necks. · · : ' KEEBLER COOKIE FEATURES PECAN SANDtES . . . .. ,..... . .,. RIQU.CHIPS . . . . . . . ,...,. ""· KEEBIES . ... ... .. .. '""'· ••• Chocolate FudJll Sandwich ,.... ""· I I ·SOUND RIPE $3c '"" s i .ALL FLAVORS '12-Gallon Package STOKELY Fruit·Cocktail •' POMEROY - The Senior . l Citizens Center schedule for the week or April 30 is as lollows: Monday, April 30, Bread and Glue Flowers, 1-3 p.m. l Tuesday, May 1, Mod Podge, 9::m-11 a.m. Small charge for materiaL Bring item to be mod ' · : podged, such as small box, bottle, jar, . etc .: Cards ·and games, 1-4 p.m. VAN CAMPS ' Pork & Beans 1-lb. 15-oL Cans ' $5,000 R egional meeting Savings Certificates ·$1,000 minimum 1 Year CAMAY SOAP_ ' KELLOGG'$ Stuf for Chicken 5-oz. JY,-oz.l4 Bar Passbook Savings Accounts TOP JOB 'save Any Amount Any Time CLEANER - l ·Pt. 12-oz. Bot. 5-oz. Pkg. C 73 is at Rio Grande . ATH.ENS - Three separate regi~nal meetings tOr p~rents or hearing impaired chrldren .are being planned for May 9, 10 and 11. The first is on May 9 at 8 p.m. for Gallia, Jackson, Meigs and Vinton Counties, at Rio Grande Instructional Resource Center, Yale Hall, Rio Grande. .P arents who have questions should.contact the Services for Handicapped Children offices at (614 ) 593-3511 or 593-3273. Pk~. Stuf for Meat •' . '·' PEAK Pinto Beans C 4-lb. Interest availablt' monthly on accomiiS of $ 1,000 or more THE GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS and LOAN COMPANY .OPPOSITE POST .OFFICE PHONE 446-3832 COMET RAILROADER HIES COLUMBUS ( UPI I - Alvin Holter , 54 , Johnstown, an employe ol the Penn Central Railroad died after suffering an ' app~rent heart attack . Saturday and tell off a box car at the Penn Central yards here . J6 " to 144" vinyl coated. All posh set. ~ n co ncrete. Quick installations or Do -If Yourself. 1-lb. Pkg. ·14-oz. Can c. Job · Too Big , • ~?ne Too SmaiL c In G•llipolis Area Call" Uncle John" 446 -1697 •' GALLIPOLIS, OHIO In Jack~n .Qak Hi 11 Area Call "{614) 776 · 223~ FENCE DIVISION OF RAY HOUCK INC. Portsmouth, Ohio .' ' • - 5x7 RETGO $9 .88 UTILITY tARP -- --- --~ ¢' HECK'S REG. SOUNDESIGN MINI CHANGER TURNTABLE Dyna mJCa ll y balo nced 2 pole AC i n d v~h o" malo•. Ploy~ lb. 33 '},· -1 5, an d 78 r ecor d~ 1o·· diame!er lum!oble hand l e~ ~t ac k ol I• ~ l . ,J O" or 12" recor d1. Autom ot i( 4 5 RPM odu phit and dLJ~ I ro •l'• on d uded . Ch o n9er plop manually o r o vlomo liwlly. and ha s ov tomol ; ~ ~ h u ! · o lf a ile! lo1 t reco rd . Dc toc h.ob le sp u1d le low mo s~ t u buk~r lone a rm is f11!ed w ith ~ !IH I! O cenm 1rc cartndgc w•th )Opp h" c s !y i\J~ $''" woloo>(;,;,0wogg" HECK'S REG. •32.96 ,. .,. '' '(?)" SOCCER BALL HECK'S ·.REG. 15.99 ~· .• ' $ 99 '. . ' ' ' ' I'·• • ..'·.·>'?~~';_.r. ,. / . . J ' ·• · f ,I , LADIES I -~:::-=:;~-"immiiiN"""--L_· <_ ·· " /_ .. d ' - - COLEMAN LADIES BALMACCAN FUEL ·All Weather Coat 16.4 Ol 3 PIECE RANGE SET range set includes : Grease c-ontainer · and sa lt and Aluminum 44 REG. 12.37 $109 SIZES 8-18 HECK'S REG. 116.99 . SIZES 8-18 HECK'S REG. TRENCH COATS PROPANE $ 16.9:1 1 LADIES PERM PRES.S OXFORD RAINCOAT $ SIZES 10-20 HECK'S REG. 116.99 $ LADIES OXFORD RAINCOATS HECK'S REG. '1.58 $12 PERMA PRESS OUTERS GUN CLEANING KIT SIZES 16'12-24% HECK'S REG. UP TO 14.47 TOP JOB LYSOL CLEANER 28 Ol 59¢ HECK'S REG. 81' WOOLITE COLD WATER WASH 16 oz. 84¢ REG. '1.27 HOUSE JACK 61¢ 4 Ol HECK'S REG. 29' e For homes , porches, cel la rs and · basements' e Easily Odjustab le • HECK-S REG. 87' SCOTT'S . HECK'S 11 ID GOLD REG. 1.79 G. E. MS-1 \. HEC~'S $ MANICURE SET REG. 118·96 1 BLACK & DECKER .1·gas HECK'S · $ REG. '29.99 HECK'S REG, $899 '12.88 . NO. 8200 lilelime. s 66 HECK'S REG. $5.99 , - G 1iEFLON " FRY PAN . ·- · GRASS TRIMMER Heavy duty all ste~l construction • <;:ompact, trim e Costs li ttle, Josh o e Fe o~ ~ r es. con !r OII!!d cook •n g !empero!ure ~ • Has big 17 in ch ~q coo lt. i n g ureu e l rh · l op lid e li m i nat e~ m as ) ~plo tle r • De l v ~e ~in; io ke\ core of big lt:~m i ly needs • Eo:H ily br~ugh l to di nner ta ble! 5peeto l non ·\ lid cootmg . HEDGE TRIMMER BlACK & DECkER higfl, galvd . or 9· 11 -11 111 • I Wednesday, May 2, Beginning Knitting, 9:30-11 a.m., Anna BJackwood, instructor. Thursday, May 3, Rutland · Silver Circle Club mee ts at 1 p.m. at the Rutland United M"thodi.s t Church; all interested persons in the Rutland area inVited. Friday, May 4, Vigor In Maturity, spon sored by Retired Teachers' Assn., lO a.m.·noon; "Learning about Chr onic . Diseases"; Dr. · Raymond Boic~ to answel' · questions. Coffee pot is .always on . Bring a sack lunch and stay a while? The new phone numbers are. 992-7886 and 992-7884. Home . Pl<~'ygrounds Store - Industry SPIC I "" - p~~CK;~oker$' CHAIN LINK FENCE FOR: • Bag ' lntert-sl paid quarterly on all certificates Deposit by tlw lOth of the month and earn fnm1 the first. •~ - t: ' Actit.Jities for senior citizens 1-lb. 1-oz. CGns 5%%_ KINGS ISLAND, which opened last year near Cincinnati and proved to be a popular resort for Meigs Countians during the summer, held its spring opening this weekend and will begin daily operations on May 26. A ~million expansion program has been carried out during the winter months. Included is a new restaurant, three major rides, an arcade building and a half-mile nature trail. Some BOO individual acts have been scre.ened for th e free llve entertainment to be featured throughout the summer at various points in the park. 43, .Gallipoli~, s truck ~e rear "\GALLIPOLIS ~ Evadene · Buck, 38, Rt. I, Gallipolis, was end of an auto driven by Lois J . cited io Municipal Court for McGlothin·, 22, Rio Grande . lailure to yield the right of way There was ini.nor damage and · Friday following a traffic no citation was -issued. accident on Third Ave_ City The · first of two hit-skip police said Mrs. Buck pulled accidents occurred on Vine St. lrom the parking lot at Bob and Third Ave. where an .auto .Rees Pontiac into the path of a owned by Joseph T. Cox, 63, 112 truck operated by Blain W. Third Ave., was hit by an Wallace, -39, Gallipolis. There · unknown vehicle. waS minor damage to both .Another hit.skip occurred at vehicles. 9:35p.m. Friday on Third Ave, A minor accident ·occurred at the Eagles Club Where an : on the old Kroger parking lot .auto owned by Forrest E. · " ·on Third Ave. Where an . aUto Thompson of Ri o Grande driven by Richard L. Bowman. received minor damage . lb. .' mlmmum i :Auto, truck in collision Ice Cream 2 Year, Savings Certificates i ' BROUGHTON· I DR. l.ON D. RANDALL was made eighth president of Malone College at Canton Friday. Sherry King, daughter. of Mr.· and Mrs. William King ol Bradbury, attends Malone - a freshman - and loves the school and the activities in which she is taking part. H(CK 'S R(G. 1Jlt/Jl!ll . MRS. DORIS RINEHART OF Pomeroy will verify that this is a pretty good area in which to live. Recently, the Sacred Heart • Church Council, with Mrs, Rose Sisson and the Rev. Father Bernard Kracjovic as co-chairmen conducted a public fund drive on behall of Mrs. Rinehart who had undergone major surgery and was without lunds. Many, many people responded and hundreds of dollars raised for Mrs. Rinehart. Not only was the money a heip but Mrs. Rinehart feels that the response was such a boost · · to her morale. She's extremely grateful. By the way, Mrs. Rinehart hasn 't been able physically yet to return to her horne so is with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fugate for whom she worked before . getting sick: · We r•5erve the righ' ro limit quantitiH en •II items in I his .ad . Prices eHectlve lhru S•l ., "'-Y 1. ltJl. Hone sotcl to clt.llers. SAVINGS • ' · .: . : Includes.: 3 Breast Quarters with GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS AND LOAN co. • , THE DIVI,sJON OF Safety and Hygiene of The Ind~trial : Commission or Ohio announces the availability and distribution : of an attractive "tailg~tor" bumper sticker for Ohio 's trucking - industry. The stickers are free through the division at 700 West . Third Ave., Columbus. Too bad, they aren't available to every : motorist since it seems that more cars get struck from the rear : than from the front. The stickers do remind drivers not to drive : too closely to the vehicle ahead. U.S.D.A. INSPECTED • yet rel ati ve ly Why is everyone :-.u' cnlhu siinexpen si ve , i.su lated yet a~ tic ahout Pipestem Reso rt? · accessible ... al l amen ities ,You' ll know after ju st one and recre:1tional fac il it i c~ .. vi~i t. It\ the perfect family amid . . ·. nature as it was a rc~on bcc•IUSc'thcrc's so mu~.:h · hltndred ye nrs a ~ o.'' CHICAGO TRIBUNE everyone in your family can " RecreatiOn<ll opport u nitic~ do. \.ike 17 ~.PC L: l;tcul;~r holes o f golf. H uge moun tai n top ... suit nearl y e.ve ry budget. " · . NATIONAl. OBSERVER · ~ w i mming poo l s~ . H orsehack riding . Archer y. Fishing. Plus ·~ " Utter tranquility ... recrea . 4,000 acres ot' glorious Appa · · l ion runs rampant."" WASHINGTON STA R l<~ c h i an !'> \:cnerv. ;tnd ;m ae ria l " lde.al ~ port~man f:lmi iY Out · tramwa\ f rom· w hich hl ).cc it ;ti l. 8c ~i o f all. l, ipc, tem is. a ing .. , suits a ll t n!'te ~ and pocketbooks ." ' luxury rc~o rt at {tm tU\' rc:-.·ort s•ORl'S AFIEI. D pric.:c~ . We ca11:1 dcscrihc it al t. "Spectacular . , rugged \ ~· :-;o send U'\ the cb upon · and' · breathtaking. Dramat.i c g()if " 1,\J I send you ·a f ull -color course ... enot/lluus . .. m.:~~hroc hure with l~li S of i'nfor. ;;· nifit ent ly groomed ~recns ." mation. ;1nd picture~. GOLF DIGEST STORE HOURS 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. MONDAY lHRU SATURDAY CLOSED SUNDAY, 252 THIRD AVENUE PIN FAVORS made by the children ol the Meigs Community School classes were presented to each or the organization representatives and individuals at an ap. predation tea held Friday alternoon in the Rutland School gymnasium . Here one of the yoWlger children' gives a pin to Mrs. Nancy Morris, a representative ol the Middleport Child Conservation League . The CCL assists regularly with extracurricular programs and special projects at the school. Gerhold ·Art ·show to come iri May .. PoMEROY - The head basketball coaching spot for the : next school year will be Jilled in the near future in the Meigs ·•·.· SYLVANIA LIGHT BULBS 60, 75, 100 1'2¢ HECK'S REG. 28' . HECK'S REG. $25.96 ~ , SK-27 iJET SET HECK'S REG. 18.99 ·DIGITAL �• I.' 18 The Swtda~ Tlll.IP!<o ~ St•ntu\\'1. ~UJid:t.~ . 1\'1111 1\ .' t'd h,,,. s. lj AlJ(;llSTA . " ~ww * l 1 Pl l l\ law tt~H pcrnuth'o..t 'taint' hi\\ ns It' pumsh prt!'>l'llt'rs: b~ Stiln alum ;•nd pl.:'h· m~ thc.•m m shaeklt\S and ft•llf'r~ h.... llc't'll ' frl)U\ rrw tht' st.ur's lnw \1.111h.' St) n<.~re­ .1l~tl c.T.t~-...1 h.td r~·rnulh><f ,• ... r.cblt:-h Ia~ (l ht ;l I l''nda \ Galileo, in 1609, was t~e urst man to see the moon ' through a telescope. ttw tnwns to \\dfkhoust's granted a divorce €rom Ernest L. Unroe . 'fhey were married Nov. 2, 1935 and have five children, all of age, for 1\Hif't'r" Ironton are tops WITH' OUR GOLDEN CURLS WILLOW ye'!1' Kyger Creek won the Gil Dodd'Mile, thus the school will · retire the current trophy. Rotary President Jon Louden presented awards to various team and individual winners following Saturday's meet. Here are the results : GIRLS EVENTS 100-YARD . DASH _ Boyd, Portsmoutll East, :12,6, SHOT P UT _: Factor, Gallipolis, 31'-41\". LON G J UMP _ Miller, Wheelersburg, 16'-8%". (New meet record) . HIGH J UMP - Miller, Wheelersburg, ·4'·6". (New meet record ). 400-YARD RELAY- Won by Wheelersburg (Miller , Payton, Conant , Lute) in :51.1. (New meet record ). BOYS EVENTS ~ HOT P UT Ha ll , Chesapeake, 48'-4¥<''. Ha ll, DISCUS Chesapeake, 144'-9". HIGH J UMP - Smith, South Point, 6'-1" . LONG J UMP ~ Loga n, North Gallia, 20'-7 ¥.,". POLE VAULT Estep, DALLAS (UPI}- Dan Sikes, E. Sm ith, La nny Wadkins, Rod Chesapeake, 11'-ti". who suffered th rough a Curl and Tom Weiskopf. 120-YARD HIGH HURDLES misera ble year in 1972 and losl - Markin , Ironton , :16.2. • IN WASHINGTON - Gallia,County Engineer, Glenn Smitll (second fnJm right ); Gallia County Auditor, Mortoo Dickey (right), ~d Meigs County Sanil.1rian and Building Inspector James Roush (four th from right), Jomed Vmton County officials in Washington recently for an economic deve]opment conference focusing on the new Gavin Power Plant and Meigs Mine complex, The meeting, chaired by Rep. Miller, included represenl.1tives of severai federal and sl.1te ageocies most d1tectly mvolved m the economic growth of the Tri-<:oWlty region . Prime topics .were unprovement or secondary roads and the upgrading of public service facilities. Also Pictured are Glenn Peters, Ray Cottrill, Owen Harper and Bob Bethel of Vinton County . Small price ($500) for his life GAI.I.IPOLIS ~ Larry Boyer, left above, chairman of the Gallta ;,o,unty Ameri.c~n Cancer Crusade Dtive. accepts a S500 check ·gil en by Mumc1pal Court Judge Robert s. Betz and his Wife, Vtrg10 1<:1 Kay Betz. Judge Betz is another living example of a pt•rson wh o ha~ fought cancer with a checkup and a check. , J~dge .Betz con~racted Hodgk.in 's disease two years ago . It \\as dlSCO\ered durmg a regular checkup for a heart condition. Dr. Thomas W. Morgan performed surgery and removed the . GALLIPOLIS - Nationwide seek $50 from the defendant m~l~gnan_cy. ,Judge Betz ·was later examined at the Cleveland Insurance Company of Cl1mc wh1ch c~nfirmed the diagnosis of pr. James Kemp and Dr. Columbus and E. V . and Eileen and Nationwide Insurance seeks $794.89. 1\~ org.t-m . A sen es of 40 cobalt treatments was administered over Clarke, 513 Second Ave., filed Judge Ronald R. Calhoun has SIX months. suit Friday in Gallia County awarded Ross Fulks of Crown Aerordin g to Betz's latest examina tion , the disease has been Common Pleas Cour t agains t City-a $2,765 judgmen t against arrested. . Robert Roach, doing business Reva K. Daniels formerly of . In pres~n_t~ .th<: check, Betz said '' In the past, someone • as, Stan dar d Heati ng ·and ·Crown City. c~red enough to ,g~ve to support research to fight this dreaded Plumbing, 21> Third Ave. d1sease. My check 1s a \·ery sma ll price to pay for my life ." The plaintiffs claim that U.e defendant, while employed on Oct. 9, 1972, negligently set fi re PLAN PROGRAM Thursday at the church with to their home ca using $844 ..39 in CHSSTER - The WSCS of Altona Karr and·Kathryn Mora damages. The Clarkes have a the Chester United Methodist presenting the · program, S50 deduclable fire insurance Chu rch will meet at 1:30 p.m. "Lildng and · Acting. in Love'!. policy witll Na tionwide. They Suit filed for damages ' OPEN 9 TO -s WEEKDA,YS SUNDAY·1 TO 5 BANKAMERICARO 4 MILES WEST OF GALLIPOLIS ON U.S. 35 • For the photograph ic record of your wedding, the services of a qualified profes~ional MIKE RIFE, Kyger Creeli: High Sdtool sophomore, captured the 25th annual Gil Dodd Mile photographer are essential. Call us today, won't you? R~ during Saturday's Sixth Annual Gallipolis Rotary Relays at Evans Field, Rio Grande, Rife, who won the event in 1972, finished in 5:02Saturday for his second straight victory over all other Gallia County milers. Jon Louden, Rotary president, presents Rife the trophy for his In other court action, one divorce was filed and another has been granted. George E. Moss, 1901 Chestnut St., . charges gross neglect of duty in his Petition against Alpha D. Moss, Rt. I, Gallipolis. They were married J1.1ne 19, 1971 and 155 N. 2nd 992 -2475 have one -child. Middleport. Ohio Ruby 'u nroe has been efforts. GROVER'S STUDIO · LOUISVIT.LE, Ky. (UP! ) Freddie Lewis scored eight points In overtime Saturday to lift the Indiana Pacers to a 111107 victory over \he Kentucky Colonels in a stormy contest that gave U.e Pacers a 1-0 lead in the _ American Basketball Association iinal playoff series. Lewis, the most valuable player in last year's ABA playoffs, got the defending champions off to a goOd start by pouring in 29 pojnts and handing out 13 assists affer the Colonels exploded for . 17 straight points al the start of Before you ·move,-get a free book . makes mo • easier. U.e second half to wipe out a 65- at the end of regulation play 5llndiana lead. when th e offi cials nullified a Lewis drove the lane for a basket by J im O'Brien that five.foot jump shot to give the would have put th e Colortels Pacers a 109-107 lead and . ahead, · 102-100. After much · added two meaningless free discussion with the official U.rows in the final seconds for timer, referees Norm Drucker U.e winning n.Argin in the and Ed Middleton ruled nationally televised game. O'Brien got the hasket after the Kentucky's Dan Issei topped time limit had expired for both teams in scoring with 33 getting off a Shot . points and rebounding with 20 Mel Daniels spearheaded the Indiana offense in U.e fourth caroms. The seeond game of the best- period when he collected half of of-seven final . series is ... his 20 points. Daniels and scheduled here Monday night ·G.Orge McGinnis, wh o had 18 before it moves to Indianapo~ point~ . tied for rebounding for game three Thursday night. honors for the Pacer s with 13 The score was. tied at !OO.HiO each. Saturday's Major League roundup YANKS ROLL,ll-3 NEW YORK (UP!) - The New York Yankees uniOI!ded four lw<>-run homers Saturday, including a pair of Bobby Murcer, to overpower the Minnesota Twins ll-3 behind the six-hit pitching of George " .. · 'National League Stand~ngs By United Press lntern•tional I Night games not Included ) East W. L. Pel. · Gil ' Pittsburgh Chicago New York PhiladelphiCll . .,- Inside yo~ ·n find a grid and furniture~o - scale that let you plan your rooms just Ymo\'mg the cut-out furniture on the grid. .lnstead of &truggling with the real stuff. St. Louis ' II t I I I 1 I 1 . s.- (night) ? >y _ St01te · ·wnt- Numbe-r ( -} L. - --~------~~ -~-- ----~--- . \ ,, · 10 CUP TOASTMASTER STAINLESS STEEL AUTOMATIC · COFFEE\ MAKER Los Angeles .at Pittsburgh ( 1: 35 p.m. I San Diego at Ch icago {1:.15 p.m . ) San Francisco at St. Lou is (2 : IS p.m . I New York at Atlanta (2 :.15 p:m.l Phi)adelphia at Cincinnati ' I I . 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Monday 's Qames (No games scheduled ) CUBS BLANK !'AD RES CHICAGO (UP! ) _ Rick Monday homered as'th e Iea doff rilan in the ·bOttom Of the first . inning Saturday and winner Rick Reuschel and J ack Aker combined for a seve n ~ hit shutout as the Chicago Cubs blanked the San Diego Padres , Monday, who has nOw hit safely 12 times out of his last 26 at-bats for a robust .461 batti ng average; hit his fourth ·homer of .the season off loser Fred Nortn an . DODGERS EDGE PIRATES . American League PITISBURGH (UP!) .~ Don United Pres$ lnternationa I (N ight games not inc lud~ ) Sutton fir ed a six-hitter in East . . , W, L. P<t. GB chillmg 4:Hiegree temperature 10 8 .556 Baltimore and. J oe Ferguson singled in 8 8 .soo 1 Milwaukee Detroit 9 10 ' .474 1112 what proved to be the winning 7 9 .438 2 run in the sixth inning Batu r~ Boston . 8 11 .421 21f2 day as th e Los Angeles Cleveland 7 10 . .41 2 2V2 New York Dodgers defeated the Pitl~­ West W. L. Pet GB burgh Pirates, 3-2. Kan sas City 13 7 · .650 Sutton , who struck out nine Ch i cago 9 5 .643 1 M i nnesota 9 6 .600 l'h and walked one, eve ned his California 8 7 .533 2lf2 record at 2-2 . Qakland 8 .11 .421 4lf2 Texas ~~~~:~:ti;ns:o~~e s~~~~;;1s~ :;~~;:?~':':':;?~::~:~:~;~:~:~;~:g~:~:~~{;::::~:~:~:~tt:~: R;:~~~ ~~H - Shorter, BEATS A FULL HOUSE! • Super Resistance to Blistering and Peeling 1 wind Saturday to shoot a twoThe 14th annual South· MIL E RUN Tilley, und er 68 and tie Bob Dickson e~ stcrn Ohio League golf Wheelers~urg, 4:34. ma tch will be held at 440.YARD DASII - J ohnson, for the third round lead of the $150,000 Byron Nelson Golf · Loga n' s H oe~lng . Hill s South Point, :>3.3, · Classic. Country Club . cours e, !80.VARD LOW HURDLES Ten players were un der par .b1:ginnlng at . 9: 30 . u.m. -.Thomas, Ironton, :22.5. when play began-over the 6,932Monday. The ma tch was 880.YARD RUN - Tilley, yard, par-70 Preston Trai l Golf schc~uiCd F riday, but ~as Wheelersburg, 2: 02.5. Club course Saturday and posiponed, due to ra in. 220-YARD DASII ~ Riffle, Sik es w.qs the only on·e of thosu Ironton, :22. 10 who coul d put together a ·~;~;m1~1~1~1~l~;~;~;j;~~m~~~m~;;:mt;:~t;i~l~l~~~j;;m~~!l;~mm:~ Two MILE RUN ~ Morris, Ironton, 10:06.3. sub-par round. His 6Bleft him with a 54-hole MILE RELAY - Won by tolal of 206 and knotted with Flashy colt is Ironton (Thomas, Ha nn on, Oickson, the fo rmer amateur Cain , Vinson ) in 3:40.3. sensation who on Saturday led doubtful starter 8J!().YARD RELAY - Won by by as manY· us thr~e strokes Ironton (Carter , Riffe, Him~ LOUI SVI LLE (UP I ) . before falling vic tim to the Shccky Greene, displaying the non, Markin ) in 1:35.4. (New wi nd , speedthatcarr,·edlii'm to th. r"e meet record ). . Dickson had to settle fol' " lak . t . . Fl . < FINAL S CS VIC OriC~i In or 1d onC-over 71 ufter bogey ing ' . . . a, HOYS S'fANUINGS three· Out of five holes in "the out ran .S IX: n vals tn the $lO,OOO · Team . . Points middle of his round. · Step~i n g Stone ·p u r~e on the IrontOn .. , 68 1~3 opemng of Churc hill Downs Ch k Sikes and Dickson held a · esapea e 42 1-:J . Saturday, but the flashy colt Wh 1 b :m ~ree ~s trok e lead ove r Bert . ee ers urg Yancey, whose 71 Saturday · · remcuned a doubtful starter for South Point 25 the 99th Kentucky Derby in a gave him a 209. Yancey was the · wcek:s ti m~ . only golfe r other than the two Going to the front a t the start leaders ~o be under .par after of the seven fUrl ong race, the •· three' rou nds hc·cause of the troublesome winds. th ree-year-old. colt staye d there the res t of the way to win An eight.-way jarnvp carne at by five lengths. Res tless Jet, a even-par 210 and a hot round by 'mor e likely starJ,er in the fi rst any of them could bring them of the triple crown races _ the$ 30,000firstprize today. In finished with a strong · r~ . -at par were Larry Hmson, througt{ the home stretch to · Bru ce Cra mpton Leonard· Th · B b 41 ke second place. 8 t a' ompson, er reene, Cari County tOok third. • Self- Priming on Most Sound Surfaces • 1OO's of Style-Setti ng, Fade - Resistant Colors The easiest of all house paints to apply and clean up is fast with only soap and water. Rev-Shield is great quality and provides .maximum durabi lity. • • • 2-0. · The boo k is called P hone idea s &f' Mon'ng Planner. · And it can be a \·ery big help when you mo\·e . · . F'!NAL f; lRL.'l STANDJNGS Team Points ' 34 6:H> Wheelersburg 17 6 • Portsmouth East 5 Gallipolis 12 4 Chesapeake II 6 3'> Jackson 0 North Gallia 0 17 13 13 Sikes-has lead Pacers win opener, 111-107 in Nelson play -,.,,., ' • ' RIO GRANDE - Wheelers- was 15'-2", set last• year by burg repeated in the girls' Jackson 's Patty Exline. division and powerful Ironton J , . . ~ captw-ed its first title ever in ack~n s Patty Exhne. MlUer the Sixth Annual Gallipolis · also Jumped 4'-8" for a new. Rotary Relays here Saturday mark in U.e high jump, and the WHS gals set a new «O.yar'd afternoon, The gal Pirates won their relay mark in : ~ . l. division with 34 points. Ironton In the boys' division, Ironcaptured U.e boys' crown with ton's 880-yard relay team 68 and onNhird points. broke Gallipolis' two-year-old A tol.11 of 19 teams, 13 boys mark of 1:37 by winning in and six girls, participated in 1:35.4. • the event, .held at Evans Field Ironton's Big Bill Markin for the first time in the meet's captured individ ual scoring brief history . Previous meets honors with IJY. points, edging were conducted on Gallipolis' North Gallia's Sterling Logan, Memorial Field. who finished the afternoon with Cold · temperatures and 13 points. Bernard Tilly of strong winds resulted in Wheelersburg was third with 12 four new marks. Mil· points. ler of Wheelersburg In the 25th running of the Gil set a new · mark in the Dodd Mile Run , Kyger Creek's girls' long, jump, leaping 16 Mike Rife repeated, finishing feet, 8% inches. The old ma rk in 5:02. 11 was the third stra ight • SMELTZER GARDEN CENTER RockHill Oak Hill NorthGaUia Fairland New Boston Kyger Creek Ripley Gallipolis Eastern eelerSburg and l:h"" wh1ch "E'RE L'\ LO\ "E . • ' \~\r tl ~. l97~ rq ....-.ttt•d th,, .uhi ' •'!'•'!• CARTER & EVANS INC. llUJL /JJN(; SUPPUES OLIVE ST. . T . GALLI POLIS, OH 10 · • Volkswagen announces a ·limited•edition Volkswagen. ° st 5 9 · .357 5 Saf'urday•s Results · Chicago 2 Boston 1 New York ll Minnesota 3 . ORIOLES TRI UMPH Kansas City 7 Detroit 4 OAKLAND (UP! ) - Bobby Baltimore 2 Oakland 1 Cleveland at Cal ifornia (night ) Gri ch singled and scored MilWaukee af Te:w.as (liight ) Baltimore 's firs t run , then Sunday's Games homered in the th ird for the (All Times EDT J Balti more at Oakland (4: 30 winning one Saturday as Jim -M.OBILE HOMES. p.m.} Cle veland at Cal i forn ia (5 Palmer outpitched Ken Holtz, man to give tlie Orioles a 2-l p. m.J . . Milwa uke e , at Tex as · ( 8: 30 victory ·ove r the Oakland A's, p.m .) Palmer, who wo.n 77 games Kan sas Ci ty at D etroit (1 : 30 p.m .) . over the past . four seasons, Minnesota a t New York, 2 {1 s tru ck out eight ba tters, p.m .l . ·walked one and gave up seven Ch icago at Boston {2 p.rn .) 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GALLIPOLIS, OHIO '"'"' "''' . • �• I.' 18 The Swtda~ Tlll.IP!<o ~ St•ntu\\'1. ~UJid:t.~ . 1\'1111 1\ .' t'd h,,,. s. lj AlJ(;llSTA . " ~ww * l 1 Pl l l\ law tt~H pcrnuth'o..t 'taint' hi\\ ns It' pumsh prt!'>l'llt'rs: b~ Stiln alum ;•nd pl.:'h· m~ thc.•m m shaeklt\S and ft•llf'r~ h.... llc't'll ' frl)U\ rrw tht' st.ur's lnw \1.111h.' St) n<.~re­ .1l~tl c.T.t~-...1 h.td r~·rnulh><f ,• ... r.cblt:-h Ia~ (l ht ;l I l''nda \ Galileo, in 1609, was t~e urst man to see the moon ' through a telescope. ttw tnwns to \\dfkhoust's granted a divorce €rom Ernest L. Unroe . 'fhey were married Nov. 2, 1935 and have five children, all of age, for 1\Hif't'r" Ironton are tops WITH' OUR GOLDEN CURLS WILLOW ye'!1' Kyger Creek won the Gil Dodd'Mile, thus the school will · retire the current trophy. Rotary President Jon Louden presented awards to various team and individual winners following Saturday's meet. Here are the results : GIRLS EVENTS 100-YARD . DASH _ Boyd, Portsmoutll East, :12,6, SHOT P UT _: Factor, Gallipolis, 31'-41\". LON G J UMP _ Miller, Wheelersburg, 16'-8%". (New meet record) . HIGH J UMP - Miller, Wheelersburg, ·4'·6". (New meet record ). 400-YARD RELAY- Won by Wheelersburg (Miller , Payton, Conant , Lute) in :51.1. (New meet record ). BOYS EVENTS ~ HOT P UT Ha ll , Chesapeake, 48'-4¥<''. Ha ll, DISCUS Chesapeake, 144'-9". HIGH J UMP - Smith, South Point, 6'-1" . LONG J UMP ~ Loga n, North Gallia, 20'-7 ¥.,". POLE VAULT Estep, DALLAS (UPI}- Dan Sikes, E. Sm ith, La nny Wadkins, Rod Chesapeake, 11'-ti". who suffered th rough a Curl and Tom Weiskopf. 120-YARD HIGH HURDLES misera ble year in 1972 and losl - Markin , Ironton , :16.2. • IN WASHINGTON - Gallia,County Engineer, Glenn Smitll (second fnJm right ); Gallia County Auditor, Mortoo Dickey (right), ~d Meigs County Sanil.1rian and Building Inspector James Roush (four th from right), Jomed Vmton County officials in Washington recently for an economic deve]opment conference focusing on the new Gavin Power Plant and Meigs Mine complex, The meeting, chaired by Rep. Miller, included represenl.1tives of severai federal and sl.1te ageocies most d1tectly mvolved m the economic growth of the Tri-<:oWlty region . Prime topics .were unprovement or secondary roads and the upgrading of public service facilities. Also Pictured are Glenn Peters, Ray Cottrill, Owen Harper and Bob Bethel of Vinton County . Small price ($500) for his life GAI.I.IPOLIS ~ Larry Boyer, left above, chairman of the Gallta ;,o,unty Ameri.c~n Cancer Crusade Dtive. accepts a S500 check ·gil en by Mumc1pal Court Judge Robert s. Betz and his Wife, Vtrg10 1<:1 Kay Betz. Judge Betz is another living example of a pt•rson wh o ha~ fought cancer with a checkup and a check. , J~dge .Betz con~racted Hodgk.in 's disease two years ago . It \\as dlSCO\ered durmg a regular checkup for a heart condition. Dr. Thomas W. Morgan performed surgery and removed the . GALLIPOLIS - Nationwide seek $50 from the defendant m~l~gnan_cy. ,Judge Betz ·was later examined at the Cleveland Insurance Company of Cl1mc wh1ch c~nfirmed the diagnosis of pr. James Kemp and Dr. Columbus and E. V . and Eileen and Nationwide Insurance seeks $794.89. 1\~ org.t-m . A sen es of 40 cobalt treatments was administered over Clarke, 513 Second Ave., filed Judge Ronald R. Calhoun has SIX months. suit Friday in Gallia County awarded Ross Fulks of Crown Aerordin g to Betz's latest examina tion , the disease has been Common Pleas Cour t agains t City-a $2,765 judgmen t against arrested. . Robert Roach, doing business Reva K. Daniels formerly of . In pres~n_t~ .th<: check, Betz said '' In the past, someone • as, Stan dar d Heati ng ·and ·Crown City. c~red enough to ,g~ve to support research to fight this dreaded Plumbing, 21> Third Ave. d1sease. My check 1s a \·ery sma ll price to pay for my life ." The plaintiffs claim that U.e defendant, while employed on Oct. 9, 1972, negligently set fi re PLAN PROGRAM Thursday at the church with to their home ca using $844 ..39 in CHSSTER - The WSCS of Altona Karr and·Kathryn Mora damages. The Clarkes have a the Chester United Methodist presenting the · program, S50 deduclable fire insurance Chu rch will meet at 1:30 p.m. "Lildng and · Acting. in Love'!. policy witll Na tionwide. They Suit filed for damages ' OPEN 9 TO -s WEEKDA,YS SUNDAY·1 TO 5 BANKAMERICARO 4 MILES WEST OF GALLIPOLIS ON U.S. 35 • For the photograph ic record of your wedding, the services of a qualified profes~ional MIKE RIFE, Kyger Creeli: High Sdtool sophomore, captured the 25th annual Gil Dodd Mile photographer are essential. Call us today, won't you? R~ during Saturday's Sixth Annual Gallipolis Rotary Relays at Evans Field, Rio Grande, Rife, who won the event in 1972, finished in 5:02Saturday for his second straight victory over all other Gallia County milers. Jon Louden, Rotary president, presents Rife the trophy for his In other court action, one divorce was filed and another has been granted. George E. Moss, 1901 Chestnut St., . charges gross neglect of duty in his Petition against Alpha D. Moss, Rt. I, Gallipolis. They were married J1.1ne 19, 1971 and 155 N. 2nd 992 -2475 have one -child. Middleport. Ohio Ruby 'u nroe has been efforts. GROVER'S STUDIO · LOUISVIT.LE, Ky. (UP! ) Freddie Lewis scored eight points In overtime Saturday to lift the Indiana Pacers to a 111107 victory over \he Kentucky Colonels in a stormy contest that gave U.e Pacers a 1-0 lead in the _ American Basketball Association iinal playoff series. Lewis, the most valuable player in last year's ABA playoffs, got the defending champions off to a goOd start by pouring in 29 pojnts and handing out 13 assists affer the Colonels exploded for . 17 straight points al the start of Before you ·move,-get a free book . makes mo • easier. U.e second half to wipe out a 65- at the end of regulation play 5llndiana lead. when th e offi cials nullified a Lewis drove the lane for a basket by J im O'Brien that five.foot jump shot to give the would have put th e Colortels Pacers a 109-107 lead and . ahead, · 102-100. After much · added two meaningless free discussion with the official U.rows in the final seconds for timer, referees Norm Drucker U.e winning n.Argin in the and Ed Middleton ruled nationally televised game. O'Brien got the hasket after the Kentucky's Dan Issei topped time limit had expired for both teams in scoring with 33 getting off a Shot . points and rebounding with 20 Mel Daniels spearheaded the Indiana offense in U.e fourth caroms. The seeond game of the best- period when he collected half of of-seven final . series is ... his 20 points. Daniels and scheduled here Monday night ·G.Orge McGinnis, wh o had 18 before it moves to Indianapo~ point~ . tied for rebounding for game three Thursday night. honors for the Pacer s with 13 The score was. tied at !OO.HiO each. Saturday's Major League roundup YANKS ROLL,ll-3 NEW YORK (UP!) - The New York Yankees uniOI!ded four lw<>-run homers Saturday, including a pair of Bobby Murcer, to overpower the Minnesota Twins ll-3 behind the six-hit pitching of George " .. · 'National League Stand~ngs By United Press lntern•tional I Night games not Included ) East W. L. Pel. · Gil ' Pittsburgh Chicago New York PhiladelphiCll . .,- Inside yo~ ·n find a grid and furniture~o - scale that let you plan your rooms just Ymo\'mg the cut-out furniture on the grid. .lnstead of &truggling with the real stuff. St. Louis ' II t I I I 1 I 1 . s.- (night) ? >y _ St01te · ·wnt- Numbe-r ( -} L. - --~------~~ -~-- ----~--- . \ ,, · 10 CUP TOASTMASTER STAINLESS STEEL AUTOMATIC · COFFEE\ MAKER Los Angeles .at Pittsburgh ( 1: 35 p.m. I San Diego at Ch icago {1:.15 p.m . ) San Francisco at St. Lou is (2 : IS p.m . I New York at Atlanta (2 :.15 p:m.l Phi)adelphia at Cincinnati ' I I . 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Monday 's Qames (No games scheduled ) CUBS BLANK !'AD RES CHICAGO (UP! ) _ Rick Monday homered as'th e Iea doff rilan in the ·bOttom Of the first . inning Saturday and winner Rick Reuschel and J ack Aker combined for a seve n ~ hit shutout as the Chicago Cubs blanked the San Diego Padres , Monday, who has nOw hit safely 12 times out of his last 26 at-bats for a robust .461 batti ng average; hit his fourth ·homer of .the season off loser Fred Nortn an . DODGERS EDGE PIRATES . American League PITISBURGH (UP!) .~ Don United Pres$ lnternationa I (N ight games not inc lud~ ) Sutton fir ed a six-hitter in East . . , W, L. P<t. GB chillmg 4:Hiegree temperature 10 8 .556 Baltimore and. J oe Ferguson singled in 8 8 .soo 1 Milwaukee Detroit 9 10 ' .474 1112 what proved to be the winning 7 9 .438 2 run in the sixth inning Batu r~ Boston . 8 11 .421 21f2 day as th e Los Angeles Cleveland 7 10 . .41 2 2V2 New York Dodgers defeated the Pitl~­ West W. L. Pet GB burgh Pirates, 3-2. Kan sas City 13 7 · .650 Sutton , who struck out nine Ch i cago 9 5 .643 1 M i nnesota 9 6 .600 l'h and walked one, eve ned his California 8 7 .533 2lf2 record at 2-2 . Qakland 8 .11 .421 4lf2 Texas ~~~~:~:ti;ns:o~~e s~~~~;;1s~ :;~~;:?~':':':;?~::~:~:~;~:~:~;~:g~:~:~~{;::::~:~:~:~tt:~: R;:~~~ ~~H - Shorter, BEATS A FULL HOUSE! • Super Resistance to Blistering and Peeling 1 wind Saturday to shoot a twoThe 14th annual South· MIL E RUN Tilley, und er 68 and tie Bob Dickson e~ stcrn Ohio League golf Wheelers~urg, 4:34. ma tch will be held at 440.YARD DASII - J ohnson, for the third round lead of the $150,000 Byron Nelson Golf · Loga n' s H oe~lng . Hill s South Point, :>3.3, · Classic. Country Club . cours e, !80.VARD LOW HURDLES Ten players were un der par .b1:ginnlng at . 9: 30 . u.m. -.Thomas, Ironton, :22.5. when play began-over the 6,932Monday. The ma tch was 880.YARD RUN - Tilley, yard, par-70 Preston Trai l Golf schc~uiCd F riday, but ~as Wheelersburg, 2: 02.5. Club course Saturday and posiponed, due to ra in. 220-YARD DASII ~ Riffle, Sik es w.qs the only on·e of thosu Ironton, :22. 10 who coul d put together a ·~;~;m1~1~1~1~l~;~;~;j;~~m~~~m~;;:mt;:~t;i~l~l~~~j;;m~~!l;~mm:~ Two MILE RUN ~ Morris, Ironton, 10:06.3. sub-par round. His 6Bleft him with a 54-hole MILE RELAY - Won by tolal of 206 and knotted with Flashy colt is Ironton (Thomas, Ha nn on, Oickson, the fo rmer amateur Cain , Vinson ) in 3:40.3. sensation who on Saturday led doubtful starter 8J!().YARD RELAY - Won by by as manY· us thr~e strokes Ironton (Carter , Riffe, Him~ LOUI SVI LLE (UP I ) . before falling vic tim to the Shccky Greene, displaying the non, Markin ) in 1:35.4. (New wi nd , speedthatcarr,·edlii'm to th. r"e meet record ). . Dickson had to settle fol' " lak . t . . Fl . < FINAL S CS VIC OriC~i In or 1d onC-over 71 ufter bogey ing ' . . . a, HOYS S'fANUINGS three· Out of five holes in "the out ran .S IX: n vals tn the $lO,OOO · Team . . Points middle of his round. · Step~i n g Stone ·p u r~e on the IrontOn .. , 68 1~3 opemng of Churc hill Downs Ch k Sikes and Dickson held a · esapea e 42 1-:J . Saturday, but the flashy colt Wh 1 b :m ~ree ~s trok e lead ove r Bert . ee ers urg Yancey, whose 71 Saturday · · remcuned a doubtful starter for South Point 25 the 99th Kentucky Derby in a gave him a 209. Yancey was the · wcek:s ti m~ . only golfe r other than the two Going to the front a t the start leaders ~o be under .par after of the seven fUrl ong race, the •· three' rou nds hc·cause of the troublesome winds. th ree-year-old. colt staye d there the res t of the way to win An eight.-way jarnvp carne at by five lengths. Res tless Jet, a even-par 210 and a hot round by 'mor e likely starJ,er in the fi rst any of them could bring them of the triple crown races _ the$ 30,000firstprize today. In finished with a strong · r~ . -at par were Larry Hmson, througt{ the home stretch to · Bru ce Cra mpton Leonard· Th · B b 41 ke second place. 8 t a' ompson, er reene, Cari County tOok third. • Self- Priming on Most Sound Surfaces • 1OO's of Style-Setti ng, Fade - Resistant Colors The easiest of all house paints to apply and clean up is fast with only soap and water. Rev-Shield is great quality and provides .maximum durabi lity. • • • 2-0. · The boo k is called P hone idea s &f' Mon'ng Planner. · And it can be a \·ery big help when you mo\·e . · . F'!NAL f; lRL.'l STANDJNGS Team Points ' 34 6:H> Wheelersburg 17 6 • Portsmouth East 5 Gallipolis 12 4 Chesapeake II 6 3'> Jackson 0 North Gallia 0 17 13 13 Sikes-has lead Pacers win opener, 111-107 in Nelson play -,.,,., ' • ' RIO GRANDE - Wheelers- was 15'-2", set last• year by burg repeated in the girls' Jackson 's Patty Exline. division and powerful Ironton J , . . ~ captw-ed its first title ever in ack~n s Patty Exhne. MlUer the Sixth Annual Gallipolis · also Jumped 4'-8" for a new. Rotary Relays here Saturday mark in U.e high jump, and the WHS gals set a new «O.yar'd afternoon, The gal Pirates won their relay mark in : ~ . l. division with 34 points. Ironton In the boys' division, Ironcaptured U.e boys' crown with ton's 880-yard relay team 68 and onNhird points. broke Gallipolis' two-year-old A tol.11 of 19 teams, 13 boys mark of 1:37 by winning in and six girls, participated in 1:35.4. • the event, .held at Evans Field Ironton's Big Bill Markin for the first time in the meet's captured individ ual scoring brief history . Previous meets honors with IJY. points, edging were conducted on Gallipolis' North Gallia's Sterling Logan, Memorial Field. who finished the afternoon with Cold · temperatures and 13 points. Bernard Tilly of strong winds resulted in Wheelersburg was third with 12 four new marks. Mil· points. ler of Wheelersburg In the 25th running of the Gil set a new · mark in the Dodd Mile Run , Kyger Creek's girls' long, jump, leaping 16 Mike Rife repeated, finishing feet, 8% inches. The old ma rk in 5:02. 11 was the third stra ight • SMELTZER GARDEN CENTER RockHill Oak Hill NorthGaUia Fairland New Boston Kyger Creek Ripley Gallipolis Eastern eelerSburg and l:h"" wh1ch "E'RE L'\ LO\ "E . • ' \~\r tl ~. l97~ rq ....-.ttt•d th,, .uhi ' •'!'•'!• CARTER & EVANS INC. llUJL /JJN(; SUPPUES OLIVE ST. . T . GALLI POLIS, OH 10 · • Volkswagen announces a ·limited•edition Volkswagen. ° st 5 9 · .357 5 Saf'urday•s Results · Chicago 2 Boston 1 New York ll Minnesota 3 . 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GALLIPOLIS, OHIO '"'"' "''' . • �• 'I r l tlt e 20- The SWldal' 'l'in\es · Sentinel,SWJday, April29, 1973 e Ironton Tigers expect ·to rettiin Track Carlton -s tops Reds, 3-1 . Athens' Huller Field. Several could fall by the wayside on Rio's all-weather track this spring. SEOAL track, field records ... '' .' .•• Champions . Atnens (8) 1963, 1964, 196.5, 1966, 1967. 1968, 1969, 1971. logan (6) 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961 , 1962 Gall ipoliS (1) 197b. Ironton ( 1) 1972 . •~ EVENT CINCINNATI ( UPt ) - Bob Boone, the Philadelphia Phillies rookie receiver claims It's a lark ca tching Steve Carlton . HYou're alwayi in a lowscoring game-,'' said young 1l •I ' tory. his fourlh in six decisions. Phillie pitching- eoach Ray Rippelmeyer's words aren't likely to console the Reds, but the roach claims Carlton wasn't at h1s best Friday night. " Lasl year ,'' said Rippel· Boone, son of former major me\'er, "Car\Hm wa s the most leaguer Ray Boone, " anll he makes you feel as if you're calling a good game. >~ Boone smiled . "Of course," he added , " with him pitching. it probably reaUy doesn't matter what fingers I put dawn. " . \ I• ) t Car1ton, a 27-garne winner '• for the Phillies last year when he wan the. league's Cy Youn g award, stopped the Cincinnati Reds with four hits Friday night while notching a 3·1 vic· ·, . .' I i perfect pitcher l'\'e even seen. This year he has been strug· gling w1th hiS cont rol; he hasn't found his rhythm , his sl ider hasn't been as sharp as 11 was last yea r . And he hasn't been thrmnn g as hard as he ca n." R1ppe\meyer scanned the pitching cha rt on Fnday rught's game . It showed Carlton made 130 pitches. '1'hat's a lot of pitches in a game that lasted only one hour ' ~ minutes," pointed out the Phillie pitching coach, ·'but it gh·es you an idea how fa st Steve works." The chart also showed that 80 of Carlt on's pit c hes were str1kes and 50 were balls. "That, isn't the carlton of last year,'' stressed Rlppel meyer . " There were many games la st year when he made 110-or less pitches and most or the lime his ball-and-stnke ra tiO would be lik, 25 to 75." A leadoff single by Dave Concepcion in the sixth, a wild pitch and infield ou ts by Joe Morgan and Bobby Tolan gave the Reds their only run Friday mght, spoiling Carlton's bid for a shutout. Someone kiddingl y asked R1ppelmeyer how he 'd ~ke to have four Carlton's on the staff. " Two would be great," was the hasty re!llark of Ray, who obviously isn ' t a greedy lll<ln. ''The guys no prima donna," went on R1ppelrneyer, " That's what makes 1t a lot easier for me , especially tn handling the other pitchers." Steve would like to miss some running. " But he always does what I ask hun to do. He never balks and that ca n help and-set a fine example for the youngsters on the staff," said Rippelmeyer . And ,' the Phlls have two youngsters, D1ck Ruthven and Larry Christenson m the startmg rotation. ) \ ' •' '' ! 'I ' Meigs baseball card LYNECENTERSCHEDULE Rto Grande Coll ege POOL 7 30 -8 30 College Swim • 6-1 0 30 Law Enfor cement Class-204 6-9 Tchg Hea lth Ctass -203 Gi rl Scout D1stnct Council- All Day May 1- 6 30 Psych . Ba s1s Class 203 7 30 -8 30 Open Sw1m 6-10 30 Law Enforcem ent Class -204 7-9 Colleg~ Recreat ion Ma y 2- 7 9 College Recreat ion 7· 30 8:30 College Sw1m 6 10· 30 Law Enforcement Clas s-204 May 3- 7-9 College Rec reat1on W S 1. Class 8-9 30a m GS I Sw1m 7 9 Open Sw1m 2·4 Open Sw 1m 2·4 Open Sw1m 7.9 Open Sw1 m Boos t er Sunday May 4- 7-9 Open Re creat1 on May 5- 2 4 Open Re creat1 on May 6-2 4 Open Recreat ion 7-9 Open Recreat1on aooster-Sunday revised second time POMEROY - Spring has always been a fair weather fnen d to base~all. But Meigs , s uffenng from m1 se rabl e weather, has been forced to cancel many of its games. In fa ct, the Marauder s have only played four ga mes to date . This week's Friday's linesc_o~es Major League Results By United Pre ss lnternat1onal National League l os Ang at Pitts, ppd , ra1 n San 01eg o 000 010 010- 2 9 3 Ch 1cago 060 001 03x - 10' 12 3 K1rby , Caldwel l (2), Ross (5), Troeds on (6) , Mi lle r (7) , Ramo (8} and Kendal l, Pappa s, Locker (7) and Hund ley WP- spring card ., York (2 1) LP- Wa lker I 1 2) H R- S1ng leton (2nd ) Am encan l ea gue M1nn at New York , ppd , ra1n Chi at Boston , ppd , ram ( 12 tnnmg s) Bal 002 000 010 000- 3 9 o GALL IPOLI S - Here's th1s week 's spring sport s car d at GA HS TENNIS Wedne sda y Ironton Fr i da y Gallipol 1s. ~ Gallipolis at L oga n . . at BASEBALL Monday _ , Wav erly at Oak 000 002 100 00 1- 4 8 0 (;a l li pol 1s. ( 101 and Wd Cueller , WaH Pappas (121 LP- Ktrby 11 4). Tuesday ~ Pt Pleasan t at l 1ams Odom, P1na (8) and Ga ll ipO l iS (2) San Fran 110 020 100- 5 9 1 Fosse WP - Pma (3 1) LPWEdnesday Wellston at St Louis 000 000 000- 0 2 3 Watt (2 ·2). HRS- Powel l ( l si ). (3 r"d L Tenace (5th ), GnllipOIIS Rud 1 Barr Cl-1} and Rader , Gib Thursda y Gal hpol1 s at son , Folker s (9) and S1mm ons . Bay lor t2nd). ~angua l (2nd ) Chesa peake. LP-Gibson ('() 3). Fn da y ~ Ga ll ipOli S lijt Kan Clly 000 010 011 - 3 a 0 000 000 ooo- 0 0~2 Loga n. 000 000 ooo- 0 3 0 Detroi t New York TRACK Busby (2 2) and Healy. Atlanta 000 200 OOx- 2 3 0 Monday ~ Gal l i pO \Js a t Perr y, Scherman (9) C\nd Seaver , Hennigan {8) and " Freclia n. L P- Perry (2 · 2) HRs Logan Dy er ; Dobs on (2 2l and Oat es Tu es da y Gal l1 polrs at lP- Seaver ( 2-2) . HRs- Aaron - Qt 1s ( 4th), K1rkpatnck (Jrd l . Chesape ake 15th) , Evan s (5th) Wedne sd ay - SEOAL meet. Mll w OOOOlOOdl - 2 93 012 000 lOx ~ 4 10 0 Rio Grande, 3 p.m. Phil a 200 1oo 000- 3 7 o Texas Lockwood, Champ1on (4), GOLF Cin cmnat1 000 001 000- 1 4 3 Monday ~ SEO mee t at Lmzy (8) and Porter , Bosman, Carlton (4.2) and Boone, Logan. 9 30 d m. Gr1m sley, Carr ol! (6), Sprague Foucaul t (9) and Blll1ngs WPGal l ipO l i S at Tu esd ay (9) and Bench LP - Gnmsley Bosman (2 3). LP - Lockwood Barboursvi l ie 11-2). (J. I I Wednesday - Gpll 1poJ,s at Me1g s 002 002 0206 10 0 Cleve land (1 0 mnings) Friday Ga ll 1poi1 S at Cal1 forn 1 a 000 000 02Q---,'l 3 2 Mt1 000 004 010 0-5 13 4 Logan Hous ooo 020 030 1- 6 7 0 Wilcox ( 1-0) and Duncan , M cAn a I J y , M arshall (8), Ryan , Perranosk 1 (8) and L P- Ryan {J .l) Walk er (9), and Boc cabe lla, Stephenson ( lstL Sp1kes Rober ts, Upshaw (6), Ray {9), HR s- Duncan (5t h I York {1 0) and Edwards WPstandings NAME- SCHOOL W L R OR 6 0 57 6 Athens Iront on 4 L 34 4 Waverly 3 2 16 22 Jackson J 3 13 28 Logan 2 2 7 19 Gallipoli s 1 2 8 12 Me1gs 0 4 5 19 Wells."ton 0 5 4 34 TOTALS 19 19 144 144 La st Week 's Resu lts: Athens 4 Ir ont on 3 Logan 1 Jackson 0 Thts week's Games: · Mond ay Waverly at Ga l li poli s Wednesday Well ston at Ga l li pot i s Thur sday M e1gs at Athens. Frtday Gal l1pol is at Logan Mav II - Logan at M e1Qs Mav 17 - Wellston at Meig s · Playoff standings NBA Playoff Standings ( OtVIS IOn Ftnalsl { Best of Seven) East w. I, pet. New York 3 3 .500 Boston 3 3 .500 We st w. I. pet , x- Los Angeles 800 Gold en Stat e 1 . 200 x Clinched se nes Fnday 's Resutts Boston 11 0 New York 98 , Saturday's Games ( No games scheduled ) ' ' RACE DRIVER DIES BUE NOS AIRES ( UP! ) Car los Albe rto Mend1teg uy , ve teran Argentine sportsman wtdely known_!s a racing car dnver, turfman and golfer , died here Fnda y. He was 58. SVAC SVAC BASEBALL STA NDINGS Busby .satisfied way things are , !' ., ' DET.ROIT ( UP! ) - Steve Busby Saturday descnbed h1s n ~hit game as " the grea test high you could posSibly have." The 23-year-old n ghlhander pilched the f~rsl no-hitter in ihe history of the Kansas City Royals Fnday mght when he shut out the Detroit Tigers, 3-ll. "Mr. (Ewmg ) Kauffman and Mrs. Kauffman called me this mornin g and co ngratula te d me ," Busby said . But he added the Royals ' owner did not offer h1m a new contra ct on a bonus ' ·I'm ve ry --- satisfled wtth my contract the way it is,'' he Sald . The secondyear professwnal , who had made on ly nine starts in the maj or leagues pnor to h1s hitless g'ame , sa1 d he- wa sn' t bothered too much by the telephon• 'rmgmg during the night. " I got about six or seven hours s leep/' he said. 11 1 didn't have to take the phone off the hook a nd I wouldn 't have . " It didn't bother me at all. I wish I could wor ry about this more often," Bus.by smd . Busby's n~hitter was the first m which the auth or of 1t did not have to face his opposing pitcher, because or the league's new designated hitter rule. He doesn't pa rticularly like the r,ule. · " It accompUshed wha t tl)ey wanted it to, scor~ more runs and get more hittJng in the game/' Busy said. " But I don't like it, It makes the pitcher a defensive specialist. " !like to swing rhe bat ," h ~ said. " I make c ontact ~~ He came up with the base s loaded in his bnef s tin t with Kansas C1ty at the end of last season and hit a grand slam only to dtscover it wasn' t a home run because the umpire had called lime before the pitch. The umpire , John Rice, wa s the same one who was behind the plate Fnday night. APRIL SPECIAL ' PKtCES REDUCED ,RIVETERS the cons truct ion of at: YMCA Foreman & Abbott MIDDLEPORT, ·o. • I 2800 DeKalb St I ' o. &3118 St. loui s, M I Tuesday , May 1st through Thursday, May 3, 1973 8: 00 AM through 5: 00 PM Come in or call Mr. Dudley Bowers for in terview appointmeni. ACF INDUSTRIES ' Call992 -5321 For Free Estimate SO KEEP IJ IN GOOD ORDER! We Stock PARTS & ACCESSOR IES : • HITCHES • MIRRORS • SEWER HO SES ' • JACKS • BATTERY CHARGERS • BRAK E CON TROlS. F.t c. INCOPP[JTHITE O Ex-POW views Browns films, DITTO FOR CAMPERS eats hot dogs SEE OUR TAURUS &. TERRY TRAILERS JOHNSON'S MOBILE HOME SALES HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES PICK YOUR JOB ·NOW • . . 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We were pretty steady and dl(fn 't crack like before . It won 't be too tough getting up for the seventh game_" Cowens picked up t he scorin~ slack after Jo J o White hit 17 points in the first half but Wi:ts he ld 10 only eight after In· termiSSIOh, " Dave lS super , super terrific," crowed Boston Coac h Tom llcmsohn. " It's gonna be a great game_ Sunday . We played tins one Wlth Don Chan ey hurt ( pulled thi gh musc le) and Don Nelson m Weste rn Conference wmm.· rs. Su ndd y when they lost and " Th 1s IS a ~ utsy tea m," ne~rrowly esc<tpt.:,d on WedBos ton Coach Tom Hemso hn nesday w1th a one-point wm sa ld of h1s club S<.~tllrd ay . .:tftf'r los ing .1 10-point ad" They pla yed good , smar t vanta ge in the lust penod. basketbclll to ge t" b-ack mto this " We 'vc ~-;:o l to ha ve u b1g series But we' r·c not go1ng to fou r th quart er ," t Hei nso hn hve on these wm s - we ' ve got eluded the Cc lti cs during thi!L to wm Sund~y ., work out. " We've got to get the · " We don' t ne ed any ad- !cu d ani! han g onto 1t in tl1 e JU stments , we JUSt have to play fourth quar ter ." OUJ game, ' ' New York Coach And on Fnday the Cellics Red H o l z m ~n smd. " We' ll go ree led off 12 strmght pomts in up to Boston and find out jusl the fourth qua rter to turn a 96how good we a r·e." !14 dcfl r 1t mlo a l{)(i-~ 6 lead . The Ce lt1cs were greeted by mor e than 1,0011 chee nn g fans as they reached Loga n Ail'port Interna ti onal League Standbo ul 2a. m Sa turday . Late r in ding s Lhe day more than 5,000 people By Umted Press Int ernational Jammed Bos ton Ga rden m ( Am erica n Divisi on} W l. Pet. GB sea rch of tlckeLc; for gam e No . Paw tuck c1 6 3 667 7. Roc hester 7 6 538 1 6 7 46'1 'l " Th e re ' s nu way we 're Sy r a cuse T aledo ·I 11 .267 5 ' supposed to lose at horne," ( National D1v1 sinnl Ce ltics' guard Don Cha ney Tidewat er 9 5 643 Penin sula 9 5 643 sa 1d " We've come too fur fol' Charl eston 6 4 600 111 that. " R1 chm ond 3 9 250 5 Fnd(l.y 's Results The CellJcs moved back in to Pen1n su la a t Char les ton. ppd , contentwn m lhe sen cs on the ram strength of what Jnhn Huv hl.'ck Syra cuse a t Paw l uckc:L ppd, ca lled ''The b,e st four th quarter ram T 1dcwa~ e r at Roc hester , pdd, we' ve had m a long tune " rain Bos ton outscored New York R1chm ond .1t Toledo, ppd, ra111 28-16 m the fmal pcrmd F'riday mght after pulling Ill to an 82-82 SOV!F.TS WIN tie after three qu<.~r ters . ~t\ I.T I.AKF: CI'I'Y ( UP!) Hemsohn had .dnlled the The Sovwt No twnal b~1 sketball need fu1 a superior fourth te;rm won 1t.s f li' St of e ight . ' . quarter effo rt 1nto the Celtu.:s games nn <.1 Umtcd State~ tour , dun ng <.t len g th y prac ti ce . bcat111 g CJ squad of Utah :icss1on on Thursday Bos ron Coll ege All.Stors here, 72-1;3, blew a 16-pOlnt l e<.~d las l 1 F1·iday nig ht. The "tough tractors:' . STOCK .NO, 73-47 Seeing is bel1ev1ng, so why no t sl op m and take a look at your next home. 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BOSTON t UPf 1 .- Just a yea r ago lhe World Hoc key Asso ciation was s till so rn ~b o d y's pi'pe dream T oday, th e New P.ngland Whalers ilnd the Winncpcg Jets open their battle for the WHA ·s pain { s pr~uned ankle) . But we first World Cup. played good, smart b•skelball The two te:uns w11l meet at and kept our J:NJise.'' Boston Gal'den fur the opener WaH F'razier and Earl of their best-of-seven sencs for Monroe tried to carry the New Yorkloadw1Ul29and 22points, the new league's Playoff respectively, but received little Cham pionship :md the Whaler s were ratect ea rly favontcs support up front. based on their regula!' season ''111e Celtlcs played very performance . good team ddcnse and we played very poor team offenNew England won five of the s ix regular sem;:on t'lashes bese ," shrugged Km ck Coach Red Holzman. " Cowens plays 1ween the two teams, mcludmg all three in Bos ton , so well, so often, you ca n't rea lly say this was hls best Whale rs coach Ja ck Kelley eff ort.' ' insisted Stllurday , however, Cowens Sl.'orcd three baskets lhat his club will have to stop Ill a 12-0 Boston s urge late m Bobby Hull if New England is the game that bea t the Kni cks, gomg to WlJL who were held sCoreless from " We'\•C got to pay attention the 5:14 ma rk to D~tv o to liull ,';Kcllcys.aid ." Andy ou Dc Bus.sc herc's bcJskct With ca n' tJ UStputoncplayeron him l :Ollert. The Kni cks held thd r beca use he 'll take a double last lead at 91i-94 but the Celts s h1ft ;utd thr ow your lmes off " vutseorcd New York, lG-4. lhc Hu ll's bes t performance Jest of the wuy , it gJi nst the Whalers w::ts a Sunda y's winne r meets Lo s thr ce-gmd "ha t tnck," but 1t An ~cfcs m the best-of-scvcn-dtd lttt le good for lhc JcL<;J as they cqmc out on the short end championsh ip round. of a 7-5 srore. Celts still alive New York ( UPI} - Pete Rozelle did some thinking ;ut Jo~d recently at the National Football League meetings and it could have a profound effect on the league's expansion plans. "We'r e going to have to face the problem of minority ownerNEW YORK (UP!) - .Over· ship/' the NFL commissioner said . ' 1Forty per cent of the confidence may have closed players in the lea gue are black, Yet we have almost no blacks ln the cash register on Further front office positions _ We wiH have to seriously consider that New York Knick playoff when we determine our expansion plans . It could , in effect, wind payments_ up as discrimination in reverse." The Knicks jun1ped off to a Only one of the expansion hopefuls - the Orlando-JacksonviUe _ quick 3-1 series lead against a entry-has a black in a front office position . The group, which Boston team playing wlt.h a ':"lis itself the Florida Suns, liSts Rommie Loudd , a n ex-NFL '~ one-armed' ' John Havlicek, lmebacker currently employed as personnel director for the New but couldn't nail the clincher In England Patriots, as its managmg general partner. Loudd, an the next two games and now energetic young executive, would assume all the duties of a are down to th e final game of general manager for _the expansion-club. the Eastern Conference fin als. li'rontrunoers for Expansion Dave Cowens, wH ose octopus The frontrunners for th e first expansion are Seattle, whtch will arms and deadly outside shot feature the new King County $tadium, and one of two Florida gave Boston the best won~lost groups . The NFL has had 11s eye on the vlrgm Northwest record in the National Basketterrito~y for a lon g· time and the success of the Miam1 Dolphins, ball Association dunng the who th1s year set a record for season ticket sales, also has madE;!' F1orida fertile soil for expansiOn . Tampa had been the early favorit e for expans10n in Florida but Rozelle 's statement gives the Orlando-Jacksonville group very ' strong possibilities. Rozelle 's ultimate goat is expansion to 32 teams, whiCh he considers the satlU'ation point, but a 30-tearn league, four more than the current 26, wou1d seem mor:e feasible by 1978. One must hope that the league will accomplish a full BOSTON ( UP I ) TJ1e realignment in its future expansion plans, assuring that natural "g utsy' ' Boston Celtlcs and the n vals such as the New York Jets and New Yor'k Gmnts, the de termmed New York Knicks Oakland Raiders and San Franc isco Fortv Nmers the Los ' . dash here this afternoon in the Angeles Rams and the San D~ego Chargers, would be able t? meet every season . Under the current setup, s uch natural rival s se venth and deciding g:ame of th e Na ti onal Basketball in different conferences meet on ce every four years. As soc 1ahon 's Eastern ConAnd it really isn't as hard as tl might seem. Her e's a proposal feren ce Champton ship Seri es that could set up some interestmg annual matchups . The Ce lhcs , an but Written It would entail expanding to 30 clubs, taking in Seattle, one of off last Sunda y when thcv the Florida groups, Phoemx and Birmingham , thereby dropped a double overtime, .spreadmg the new clubs across all four time belts. FLrst step 117-110, decis ion to fa ll behind would be elimination of the current NatwnaJ and Amencan three games to one, regained Conferences to tone down quibbling about th e old American the home cour\ adva ntage Football League and th e establishment of two conferences, each when thev stunned the Knit:ks with six five-team divisions. ' . 110·100: friday night m New The Setup Yol'k's Madi son Squ a re The setup would be as follows : Ga rden Eastern Conference ' Today's gam e, which starts Atlantic Division- New Yor:k Jets, New York Giants, New a l 2:10 p .m., Will attra ct a England, Baltimore and Washmgton. Mideast Divis ion- Cincmnali, Cleveland, Buffalo, Ph ila· capacity crowd of 15,320 at Bos ton Gard en and a natwnal delphia and Pittsburgh . televi s ion a udt ence . The Southern Division ~ Mtami , Atlanta , Birmingham , New winner moves on to the N BA Orleans, F1orida . Cha mpionShip Senes agamst Western Confe rence the Los An ge les Lakers, Midwest Division - Clucago , Minnesota, Green-Bay, St. Lows and Kansas City, Central DlVision - Detroit, Denver, Dallas, Houston and Phoenix . Pacific Division- W s Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, Oakland a nd Seattle. Each club would play clubs m its own dlvision once and two other complete diVIsions. That would a lloW playing ever y club in .. th e league at least once every three years but would perm1t the so-called traditiona) rivalries to be played onCe each s~ a so n . The PEPPER PIKE, Ohw (UP!) playoff structure would remain the same, with the three diviSion - Former POW Lt. Col. Alar champion s and one wild card club and the Super Bowl would Lune cheered with some 200 match the conference winners. fnend s, ate hot dogs and It's just a start but why not provide for th'e guy who fork s over watched seven years of Clevehis hard~arned money for a season ticket. Four years is-a long land Bruwns football. time to settle a rguments over which club is better and tsn 't that Luri e, a n avid football fan , what brmgs people out to the park in the first place? was tr eated to a fo otball gam e party arranged by his 'cous ins, Friday ni ght at the luxunous Beachmont Country Club. " I can watch a ny given pos ition and have a good t1mc , n he said. " It doesn't have to OC a touchdown or anythi ng." Lurie, a forme r Univers ity If you wait until th1 s su mmer, 1he good 10b you want may He ights resident now living in al ready be taken . Choose now and be su re of gettmg 1f, Apple Valley, Ca lif., wa tched under the dela~ed enli st ment pr ogram of the Un 1ted St at es Air Force films of the _Browns' games he missed when he was held prisWHICH JOB DO YOU WANT? oner m North Vi etnam for • Plumbing nearly seven yea rs. • Data Process ing • Personnel J.urie was released in FebrueJet Engine Mechanic •Othe r Op e n1ng s ary and appears to be adapting • E lec~ronics well to h1s new freedom . He You r starting sa lary will be S307 a mon th and you can. appea red at the party w1th a move up qu 1ck l y JO day s pa 1d vaca t 1on annual ly Very Ca hfornia tan . best medical ca r e. Travel Educa t iona l opportunit ieS. A good deal. Many d1ff erent 10bs opening up soon. Choo se He said he d1dn 't really have th e be st . Con ta ct your A1r Forc e r ec r uite r today and look much trouble in readjusting to over wha"t w1!1 be available. )ife m the states. and called the 329 E . Slate Street mJiitary's elaborate plans for Athens. Ohio 45701 the POW's readj us tm ent Phone: 593-6722 . ''ridi culous.'' Find Yourself in the United States Air Force! " I adjusted totally 1n 10 min. utes , · ~e sa id . $1,000 and ·$5,000 DENOMINATIONS \ (All Positions! , • Engmeered for quiet opera~ 11on . tndoors and out. . • FURNACE FAR SWITCH MOTOR-TO COMPLETE l REPLACEMENT PARTS • AWNINGS & SKIRTS • AIR CONDITIONERS • SMALLEST REPLACEMENT ITEMS L. Pts. . lfl . FIXED OINCOME ESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY POWER BONDS ARC WELDERS pletely out-of-doors • CABINET DOOR HINGES • WATER & SEWER LINE FITTINGS • FURNACE PARTS - Comp lete li ne for Top Ca ts 32 13 90 Come ts 26 19 74 Tw1n C1 t y 'l2 23 56 20 25 54 Bom be rs Team No 4 19 26 46 Team No 2 16 29 40 RT ..~7 446 3547 GALLI POLl . 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H1gh Senes - ( Men) Ray Roach 595, Larry Dugan 567 ; , ( Women) Marlene Wilson 545 , Jul1a Boyles 492 1 ' Team H1gh Gam e - Eag les Club 720 • Team H1gh Senes - Ra cme F ood Mkt . 19 10. . Sport Parade PARTS & ACCESSORIES POMEROY BOWLING LANES INTERVIEWS FOR IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Experienced in rail r oad cars. Today's Atlanta • Tea m W L R OR 5 0 28 Kyge r Cree k 8 Sym mes Va lley 3 o 34 2 Sou th ern 3 1 27 8 NorthGallia 2 0 " 0 Eas t er n 2 2 17 10 Hannan T ra ce 2 2 18 24 0 12 0 84 Southwester n Totals 17 17 136 136 La st week's results : Kyger Creek 6 Sou thern .5 Th1 s Week 's sc hedul e: Monday - North Ga l lia at Sou th ~ rn and Kyger Cr eek at Hannan Trace W edn es day Symmes Val ley at Kyger Creek. Sou"the rn at Thursc1ay Symmes Va ll ey , Eastern at N or th Gal lla jumped to a 50-yard lead in the first leg of the four-mile relay WINS SECOND TITLE c ham pio ns hip and outPHIL!i.DELPRIA_ (UP! ) di stanced Bowling Green by Villanova , looking ''tor three rela y champiOnships'· in..... the · 120 yards to wm thei r second 79th a nnual Penn Rela y~, r~lay l!tle m a time of 16:31.7. vet~ran Falcons rUMmg back, Ufl. derwent knee surger')' Friday to repair tom cratilage sur. rered earlier this week in a pre. ... but you always need Local .Qowling ( Ba seball ) TEAM Mon ., Apr JO Va rsi ty. Wahama at M eig s, T ue , May 1- 0pen W ed, May 2- R eservesMelg S a t Well st on (2) Thu .• May J- Va r sity . Me 1gs at Athens F r l , May 4- Ciass AAA Tourname nt (Tenta t 1ve). Mon , May 7 - Open . Tue , May 8 Vars 1ty (yger Creek a t M ei g s Wed , May 9 - Varsity · North Gallia at Me igs Th u , May 10 - Re se rves V1n ton at Meig s (2) Fn , May 11 - Vars1 t y Logan a I Me1gs Mon , May 14 - Va r sJ ty Vmton at Me1gs Tue , May 15 Var sit y ,'lf\e1gs at Wahama , Wed, May 16 - Reserves · Ga l l.1pol1s at M ei gs (2). Thu , May 17 - Vars1ty Wells ton at M eigs Fri., Ma y 18 Var sity M e1gs at Kyger Creek . Man , May 21 - Var s1 t y M e1gs at Vinton Tues , M ay 'l'l - Open. Wed , M ay 23 - Va r s1 t y Potnt Pleasant at Me igs Thu , May 24 ~ Open Fn ., Ma y 25 - Open. The open days w il l cover any cance lla tion s .Wages, RECORD YEAR RIO GRANDE - Coach Bill once in regular season action Trent's Ironton Ttgers expect th1s spnng, and only Athens to retam the Southeastern Oh10 .and Logan stand an outside League tra ck and field ch an ce of defeating the champi onship in the 1973 meet, powerful Lawrence Countians. This will be the loop's 17th scheduled to begin at 3 p.m . Wednesday at Rio Grande annual track and field meet. Athens has won eight t1tles , College's Evans Field. Ironton has defeated at least Logan s 1x, Gallipolis and every SEOAL squad at least Ironton one each . Only th ree mark s we re broken m th• 1972 meet, held at SEOA L STANDINGS Because the ever present ram has washed out so many meets , Coach Donald Wolfe of Melgs ha s an ounced a second rev isiOn of th e Marauder schedule. The first of these games, hopeh<lly , will be Monday when the While Falcons of Wahama travel to Meigs. Thts reiJls ion IS subject to chan ge a'ccording to the wea ther con diti ons and tournament play ATLANTA (U P! ) - Harman ' r • KNEE SURGERY 110-)'ard h1gh hurdles- Tom Sp~ncer , Gallipol is : 1S,O 1969 JQO. yard dash- M ickey Fraz1er , logan : 10.0 1960 One. mile ru~ Tom Sm ith , Athens 4. :15''2 1966 880.yard rela 'Vr:" Afhens ( Steve Riggle, R ick Essex , Steve Re 1s, Dave Green( 1. 34 .6 1968 440·yara dash~ Ken DeVeau, Athens . 51.2 1965 180·vard tow hurdles- Bob Young, Nelson ville · 21 1 1957 880.yard ru ~ Bob Handley. At hens 1· 59 .4 1969 220.ya rdda s.h- M ickey Fraz ier. Logan : 22 .2 1960 Two-mile run-Cecil Morrison. Ironton 10 . 14,3 1972 Mile Relay- Athens ( Bob Handley, Ron Rose. Steve Rtggte · Bob Sebnng) 3· 35 .1 1969 High Jump-S teve Chase, Athens 6'4l,." 1961 Long Jump- Tom Spencer. GaU1polis 21'31!•" 1969 Shot Put- AI Ackerman , Athens 52'5J.~ ~ · 1972 Discus- Chuck Neal , GalliPOlis 150'8" 1970 Pole Vault- M ike E Wilkmson , Athens 13' 1972 SEO standings April 30- Ma y 6 DATE- GYMNASIUM Apr 3G-7 -9 College Recreation .• • ' • • • Bob Rees Ponha c: D1sc . 1122.6S SALE PRI'CE New ca r VENTURA CUSTOM CPE. Por ce lain Blue w1th cameo wh1te top, 350 V 8 engine, P S., au to tr,ans a. m ore StoCk No 73 51 VENTU.I!A CPt ....._•.. Si lver with bla ck vinyl top, auto ns .. 250·6 cyl e('lgln e, p steermq & Fac1ory Slicker Pn ce p276 10 Bob Rees Pont1ac DI SC. 327 .7 0 · SALE PRICE 3995 $ 2949 ' Fa ctory Sticker Price S308S.70 Bob Rees Ponftac Di s( , 308 .70 SALE PRI(:E COME SEE US AT ••• BOB RE.ES PONTIAC, INC. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT corner Third & Court St. ' Phone 446 -1513 Gallipolis, Ohio . �• 'I r l tlt e 20- The SWldal' 'l'in\es · Sentinel,SWJday, April29, 1973 e Ironton Tigers expect ·to rettiin Track Carlton -s tops Reds, 3-1 . Athens' Huller Field. Several could fall by the wayside on Rio's all-weather track this spring. SEOAL track, field records ... '' .' .•• Champions . Atnens (8) 1963, 1964, 196.5, 1966, 1967. 1968, 1969, 1971. logan (6) 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961 , 1962 Gall ipoliS (1) 197b. Ironton ( 1) 1972 . •~ EVENT CINCINNATI ( UPt ) - Bob Boone, the Philadelphia Phillies rookie receiver claims It's a lark ca tching Steve Carlton . HYou're alwayi in a lowscoring game-,'' said young 1l •I ' tory. his fourlh in six decisions. Phillie pitching- eoach Ray Rippelmeyer's words aren't likely to console the Reds, but the roach claims Carlton wasn't at h1s best Friday night. " Lasl year ,'' said Rippel· Boone, son of former major me\'er, "Car\Hm wa s the most leaguer Ray Boone, " anll he makes you feel as if you're calling a good game. >~ Boone smiled . "Of course," he added , " with him pitching. it probably reaUy doesn't matter what fingers I put dawn. " . \ I• ) t Car1ton, a 27-garne winner '• for the Phillies last year when he wan the. league's Cy Youn g award, stopped the Cincinnati Reds with four hits Friday night while notching a 3·1 vic· ·, . .' I i perfect pitcher l'\'e even seen. This year he has been strug· gling w1th hiS cont rol; he hasn't found his rhythm , his sl ider hasn't been as sharp as 11 was last yea r . And he hasn't been thrmnn g as hard as he ca n." R1ppe\meyer scanned the pitching cha rt on Fnday rught's game . It showed Carlton made 130 pitches. '1'hat's a lot of pitches in a game that lasted only one hour ' ~ minutes," pointed out the Phillie pitching coach, ·'but it gh·es you an idea how fa st Steve works." The chart also showed that 80 of Carlt on's pit c hes were str1kes and 50 were balls. "That, isn't the carlton of last year,'' stressed Rlppel meyer . " There were many games la st year when he made 110-or less pitches and most or the lime his ball-and-stnke ra tiO would be lik, 25 to 75." A leadoff single by Dave Concepcion in the sixth, a wild pitch and infield ou ts by Joe Morgan and Bobby Tolan gave the Reds their only run Friday mght, spoiling Carlton's bid for a shutout. Someone kiddingl y asked R1ppelmeyer how he 'd ~ke to have four Carlton's on the staff. " Two would be great," was the hasty re!llark of Ray, who obviously isn ' t a greedy lll<ln. ''The guys no prima donna," went on R1ppelrneyer, " That's what makes 1t a lot easier for me , especially tn handling the other pitchers." Steve would like to miss some running. " But he always does what I ask hun to do. He never balks and that ca n help and-set a fine example for the youngsters on the staff," said Rippelmeyer . And ,' the Phlls have two youngsters, D1ck Ruthven and Larry Christenson m the startmg rotation. ) \ ' •' '' ! 'I ' Meigs baseball card LYNECENTERSCHEDULE Rto Grande Coll ege POOL 7 30 -8 30 College Swim • 6-1 0 30 Law Enfor cement Class-204 6-9 Tchg Hea lth Ctass -203 Gi rl Scout D1stnct Council- All Day May 1- 6 30 Psych . Ba s1s Class 203 7 30 -8 30 Open Sw1m 6-10 30 Law Enforcem ent Class -204 7-9 Colleg~ Recreat ion Ma y 2- 7 9 College Recreat ion 7· 30 8:30 College Sw1m 6 10· 30 Law Enforcement Clas s-204 May 3- 7-9 College Rec reat1on W S 1. Class 8-9 30a m GS I Sw1m 7 9 Open Sw1m 2·4 Open Sw 1m 2·4 Open Sw1m 7.9 Open Sw1 m Boos t er Sunday May 4- 7-9 Open Re creat1 on May 5- 2 4 Open Re creat1 on May 6-2 4 Open Recreat ion 7-9 Open Recreat1on aooster-Sunday revised second time POMEROY - Spring has always been a fair weather fnen d to base~all. But Meigs , s uffenng from m1 se rabl e weather, has been forced to cancel many of its games. In fa ct, the Marauder s have only played four ga mes to date . This week's Friday's linesc_o~es Major League Results By United Pre ss lnternat1onal National League l os Ang at Pitts, ppd , ra1 n San 01eg o 000 010 010- 2 9 3 Ch 1cago 060 001 03x - 10' 12 3 K1rby , Caldwel l (2), Ross (5), Troeds on (6) , Mi lle r (7) , Ramo (8} and Kendal l, Pappa s, Locker (7) and Hund ley WP- spring card ., York (2 1) LP- Wa lker I 1 2) H R- S1ng leton (2nd ) Am encan l ea gue M1nn at New York , ppd , ra1n Chi at Boston , ppd , ram ( 12 tnnmg s) Bal 002 000 010 000- 3 9 o GALL IPOLI S - Here's th1s week 's spring sport s car d at GA HS TENNIS Wedne sda y Ironton Fr i da y Gallipol 1s. ~ Gallipolis at L oga n . . at BASEBALL Monday _ , Wav erly at Oak 000 002 100 00 1- 4 8 0 (;a l li pol 1s. ( 101 and Wd Cueller , WaH Pappas (121 LP- Ktrby 11 4). Tuesday ~ Pt Pleasan t at l 1ams Odom, P1na (8) and Ga ll ipO l iS (2) San Fran 110 020 100- 5 9 1 Fosse WP - Pma (3 1) LPWEdnesday Wellston at St Louis 000 000 000- 0 2 3 Watt (2 ·2). HRS- Powel l ( l si ). (3 r"d L Tenace (5th ), GnllipOIIS Rud 1 Barr Cl-1} and Rader , Gib Thursda y Gal hpol1 s at son , Folker s (9) and S1mm ons . Bay lor t2nd). ~angua l (2nd ) Chesa peake. LP-Gibson ('() 3). Fn da y ~ Ga ll ipOli S lijt Kan Clly 000 010 011 - 3 a 0 000 000 ooo- 0 0~2 Loga n. 000 000 ooo- 0 3 0 Detroi t New York TRACK Busby (2 2) and Healy. Atlanta 000 200 OOx- 2 3 0 Monday ~ Gal l i pO \Js a t Perr y, Scherman (9) C\nd Seaver , Hennigan {8) and " Freclia n. L P- Perry (2 · 2) HRs Logan Dy er ; Dobs on (2 2l and Oat es Tu es da y Gal l1 polrs at lP- Seaver ( 2-2) . HRs- Aaron - Qt 1s ( 4th), K1rkpatnck (Jrd l . Chesape ake 15th) , Evan s (5th) Wedne sd ay - SEOAL meet. Mll w OOOOlOOdl - 2 93 012 000 lOx ~ 4 10 0 Rio Grande, 3 p.m. Phil a 200 1oo 000- 3 7 o Texas Lockwood, Champ1on (4), GOLF Cin cmnat1 000 001 000- 1 4 3 Monday ~ SEO mee t at Lmzy (8) and Porter , Bosman, Carlton (4.2) and Boone, Logan. 9 30 d m. Gr1m sley, Carr ol! (6), Sprague Foucaul t (9) and Blll1ngs WPGal l ipO l i S at Tu esd ay (9) and Bench LP - Gnmsley Bosman (2 3). LP - Lockwood Barboursvi l ie 11-2). (J. I I Wednesday - Gpll 1poJ,s at Me1g s 002 002 0206 10 0 Cleve land (1 0 mnings) Friday Ga ll 1poi1 S at Cal1 forn 1 a 000 000 02Q---,'l 3 2 Mt1 000 004 010 0-5 13 4 Logan Hous ooo 020 030 1- 6 7 0 Wilcox ( 1-0) and Duncan , M cAn a I J y , M arshall (8), Ryan , Perranosk 1 (8) and L P- Ryan {J .l) Walk er (9), and Boc cabe lla, Stephenson ( lstL Sp1kes Rober ts, Upshaw (6), Ray {9), HR s- Duncan (5t h I York {1 0) and Edwards WPstandings NAME- SCHOOL W L R OR 6 0 57 6 Athens Iront on 4 L 34 4 Waverly 3 2 16 22 Jackson J 3 13 28 Logan 2 2 7 19 Gallipoli s 1 2 8 12 Me1gs 0 4 5 19 Wells."ton 0 5 4 34 TOTALS 19 19 144 144 La st Week 's Resu lts: Athens 4 Ir ont on 3 Logan 1 Jackson 0 Thts week's Games: · Mond ay Waverly at Ga l li poli s Wednesday Well ston at Ga l li pot i s Thur sday M e1gs at Athens. Frtday Gal l1pol is at Logan Mav II - Logan at M e1Qs Mav 17 - Wellston at Meig s · Playoff standings NBA Playoff Standings ( OtVIS IOn Ftnalsl { Best of Seven) East w. I, pet. New York 3 3 .500 Boston 3 3 .500 We st w. I. pet , x- Los Angeles 800 Gold en Stat e 1 . 200 x Clinched se nes Fnday 's Resutts Boston 11 0 New York 98 , Saturday's Games ( No games scheduled ) ' ' RACE DRIVER DIES BUE NOS AIRES ( UP! ) Car los Albe rto Mend1teg uy , ve teran Argentine sportsman wtdely known_!s a racing car dnver, turfman and golfer , died here Fnda y. He was 58. SVAC SVAC BASEBALL STA NDINGS Busby .satisfied way things are , !' ., ' DET.ROIT ( UP! ) - Steve Busby Saturday descnbed h1s n ~hit game as " the grea test high you could posSibly have." The 23-year-old n ghlhander pilched the f~rsl no-hitter in ihe history of the Kansas City Royals Fnday mght when he shut out the Detroit Tigers, 3-ll. "Mr. (Ewmg ) Kauffman and Mrs. Kauffman called me this mornin g and co ngratula te d me ," Busby said . But he added the Royals ' owner did not offer h1m a new contra ct on a bonus ' ·I'm ve ry --- satisfled wtth my contract the way it is,'' he Sald . The secondyear professwnal , who had made on ly nine starts in the maj or leagues pnor to h1s hitless g'ame , sa1 d he- wa sn' t bothered too much by the telephon• 'rmgmg during the night. " I got about six or seven hours s leep/' he said. 11 1 didn't have to take the phone off the hook a nd I wouldn 't have . " It didn't bother me at all. I wish I could wor ry about this more often," Bus.by smd . Busby's n~hitter was the first m which the auth or of 1t did not have to face his opposing pitcher, because or the league's new designated hitter rule. He doesn't pa rticularly like the r,ule. · " It accompUshed wha t tl)ey wanted it to, scor~ more runs and get more hittJng in the game/' Busy said. " But I don't like it, It makes the pitcher a defensive specialist. " !like to swing rhe bat ," h ~ said. " I make c ontact ~~ He came up with the base s loaded in his bnef s tin t with Kansas C1ty at the end of last season and hit a grand slam only to dtscover it wasn' t a home run because the umpire had called lime before the pitch. The umpire , John Rice, wa s the same one who was behind the plate Fnday night. APRIL SPECIAL ' PKtCES REDUCED ,RIVETERS the cons truct ion of at: YMCA Foreman & Abbott MIDDLEPORT, ·o. • I 2800 DeKalb St I ' o. &3118 St. loui s, M I Tuesday , May 1st through Thursday, May 3, 1973 8: 00 AM through 5: 00 PM Come in or call Mr. Dudley Bowers for in terview appointmeni. ACF INDUSTRIES ' Call992 -5321 For Free Estimate SO KEEP IJ IN GOOD ORDER! We Stock PARTS & ACCESSOR IES : • HITCHES • MIRRORS • SEWER HO SES ' • JACKS • BATTERY CHARGERS • BRAK E CON TROlS. F.t c. INCOPP[JTHITE O Ex-POW views Browns films, DITTO FOR CAMPERS eats hot dogs SEE OUR TAURUS &. 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There's one more big game (Sunday ) and nobodY ca n do it but ourselves. We were pretty steady and dl(fn 't crack like before . It won 't be too tough getting up for the seventh game_" Cowens picked up t he scorin~ slack after Jo J o White hit 17 points in the first half but Wi:ts he ld 10 only eight after In· termiSSIOh, " Dave lS super , super terrific," crowed Boston Coac h Tom llcmsohn. " It's gonna be a great game_ Sunday . We played tins one Wlth Don Chan ey hurt ( pulled thi gh musc le) and Don Nelson m Weste rn Conference wmm.· rs. Su ndd y when they lost and " Th 1s IS a ~ utsy tea m," ne~rrowly esc<tpt.:,d on WedBos ton Coach Tom Hemso hn nesday w1th a one-point wm sa ld of h1s club S<.~tllrd ay . .:tftf'r los ing .1 10-point ad" They pla yed good , smar t vanta ge in the lust penod. basketbclll to ge t" b-ack mto this " We 'vc ~-;:o l to ha ve u b1g series But we' r·c not go1ng to fou r th quart er ," t Hei nso hn hve on these wm s - we ' ve got eluded the Cc lti cs during thi!L to wm Sund~y ., work out. " We've got to get the · " We don' t ne ed any ad- !cu d ani! han g onto 1t in tl1 e JU stments , we JUSt have to play fourth quar ter ." OUJ game, ' ' New York Coach And on Fnday the Cellics Red H o l z m ~n smd. " We' ll go ree led off 12 strmght pomts in up to Boston and find out jusl the fourth qua rter to turn a 96how good we a r·e." !14 dcfl r 1t mlo a l{)(i-~ 6 lead . The Ce lt1cs were greeted by mor e than 1,0011 chee nn g fans as they reached Loga n Ail'port Interna ti onal League Standbo ul 2a. m Sa turday . Late r in ding s Lhe day more than 5,000 people By Umted Press Int ernational Jammed Bos ton Ga rden m ( Am erica n Divisi on} W l. Pet. GB sea rch of tlckeLc; for gam e No . Paw tuck c1 6 3 667 7. Roc hester 7 6 538 1 6 7 46'1 'l " Th e re ' s nu way we 're Sy r a cuse T aledo ·I 11 .267 5 ' supposed to lose at horne," ( National D1v1 sinnl Ce ltics' guard Don Cha ney Tidewat er 9 5 643 Penin sula 9 5 643 sa 1d " We've come too fur fol' Charl eston 6 4 600 111 that. 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' insisted Stllurday , however, Cowens Sl.'orcd three baskets lhat his club will have to stop Ill a 12-0 Boston s urge late m Bobby Hull if New England is the game that bea t the Kni cks, gomg to WlJL who were held sCoreless from " We'\•C got to pay attention the 5:14 ma rk to D~tv o to liull ,';Kcllcys.aid ." Andy ou Dc Bus.sc herc's bcJskct With ca n' tJ UStputoncplayeron him l :Ollert. The Kni cks held thd r beca use he 'll take a double last lead at 91i-94 but the Celts s h1ft ;utd thr ow your lmes off " vutseorcd New York, lG-4. lhc Hu ll's bes t performance Jest of the wuy , it gJi nst the Whalers w::ts a Sunda y's winne r meets Lo s thr ce-gmd "ha t tnck," but 1t An ~cfcs m the best-of-scvcn-dtd lttt le good for lhc JcL<;J as they cqmc out on the short end championsh ip round. of a 7-5 srore. Celts still alive New York ( UPI} - Pete Rozelle did some thinking ;ut Jo~d recently at the National Football League meetings and it could have a profound effect on the league's expansion plans. "We'r e going to have to face the problem of minority ownerNEW YORK (UP!) - .Over· ship/' the NFL commissioner said . ' 1Forty per cent of the confidence may have closed players in the lea gue are black, Yet we have almost no blacks ln the cash register on Further front office positions _ We wiH have to seriously consider that New York Knick playoff when we determine our expansion plans . It could , in effect, wind payments_ up as discrimination in reverse." The Knicks jun1ped off to a Only one of the expansion hopefuls - the Orlando-JacksonviUe _ quick 3-1 series lead against a entry-has a black in a front office position . The group, which Boston team playing wlt.h a ':"lis itself the Florida Suns, liSts Rommie Loudd , a n ex-NFL '~ one-armed' ' John Havlicek, lmebacker currently employed as personnel director for the New but couldn't nail the clincher In England Patriots, as its managmg general partner. Loudd, an the next two games and now energetic young executive, would assume all the duties of a are down to th e final game of general manager for _the expansion-club. the Eastern Conference fin als. li'rontrunoers for Expansion Dave Cowens, wH ose octopus The frontrunners for th e first expansion are Seattle, whtch will arms and deadly outside shot feature the new King County $tadium, and one of two Florida gave Boston the best won~lost groups . The NFL has had 11s eye on the vlrgm Northwest record in the National Basketterrito~y for a lon g· time and the success of the Miam1 Dolphins, ball Association dunng the who th1s year set a record for season ticket sales, also has madE;!' F1orida fertile soil for expansiOn . Tampa had been the early favorit e for expans10n in Florida but Rozelle 's statement gives the Orlando-Jacksonville group very ' strong possibilities. Rozelle 's ultimate goat is expansion to 32 teams, whiCh he considers the satlU'ation point, but a 30-tearn league, four more than the current 26, wou1d seem mor:e feasible by 1978. One must hope that the league will accomplish a full BOSTON ( UP I ) TJ1e realignment in its future expansion plans, assuring that natural "g utsy' ' Boston Celtlcs and the n vals such as the New York Jets and New Yor'k Gmnts, the de termmed New York Knicks Oakland Raiders and San Franc isco Fortv Nmers the Los ' . dash here this afternoon in the Angeles Rams and the San D~ego Chargers, would be able t? meet every season . Under the current setup, s uch natural rival s se venth and deciding g:ame of th e Na ti onal Basketball in different conferences meet on ce every four years. As soc 1ahon 's Eastern ConAnd it really isn't as hard as tl might seem. Her e's a proposal feren ce Champton ship Seri es that could set up some interestmg annual matchups . The Ce lhcs , an but Written It would entail expanding to 30 clubs, taking in Seattle, one of off last Sunda y when thcv the Florida groups, Phoemx and Birmingham , thereby dropped a double overtime, .spreadmg the new clubs across all four time belts. FLrst step 117-110, decis ion to fa ll behind would be elimination of the current NatwnaJ and Amencan three games to one, regained Conferences to tone down quibbling about th e old American the home cour\ adva ntage Football League and th e establishment of two conferences, each when thev stunned the Knit:ks with six five-team divisions. ' . 110·100: friday night m New The Setup Yol'k's Madi son Squ a re The setup would be as follows : Ga rden Eastern Conference ' Today's gam e, which starts Atlantic Division- New Yor:k Jets, New York Giants, New a l 2:10 p .m., Will attra ct a England, Baltimore and Washmgton. Mideast Divis ion- Cincmnali, Cleveland, Buffalo, Ph ila· capacity crowd of 15,320 at Bos ton Gard en and a natwnal delphia and Pittsburgh . televi s ion a udt ence . The Southern Division ~ Mtami , Atlanta , Birmingham , New winner moves on to the N BA Orleans, F1orida . Cha mpionShip Senes agamst Western Confe rence the Los An ge les Lakers, Midwest Division - Clucago , Minnesota, Green-Bay, St. Lows and Kansas City, Central DlVision - Detroit, Denver, Dallas, Houston and Phoenix . Pacific Division- W s Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, Oakland a nd Seattle. Each club would play clubs m its own dlvision once and two other complete diVIsions. That would a lloW playing ever y club in .. th e league at least once every three years but would perm1t the so-called traditiona) rivalries to be played onCe each s~ a so n . The PEPPER PIKE, Ohw (UP!) playoff structure would remain the same, with the three diviSion - Former POW Lt. Col. Alar champion s and one wild card club and the Super Bowl would Lune cheered with some 200 match the conference winners. fnend s, ate hot dogs and It's just a start but why not provide for th'e guy who fork s over watched seven years of Clevehis hard~arned money for a season ticket. Four years is-a long land Bruwns football. time to settle a rguments over which club is better and tsn 't that Luri e, a n avid football fan , what brmgs people out to the park in the first place? was tr eated to a fo otball gam e party arranged by his 'cous ins, Friday ni ght at the luxunous Beachmont Country Club. " I can watch a ny given pos ition and have a good t1mc , n he said. " It doesn't have to OC a touchdown or anythi ng." Lurie, a forme r Univers ity If you wait until th1 s su mmer, 1he good 10b you want may He ights resident now living in al ready be taken . Choose now and be su re of gettmg 1f, Apple Valley, Ca lif., wa tched under the dela~ed enli st ment pr ogram of the Un 1ted St at es Air Force films of the _Browns' games he missed when he was held prisWHICH JOB DO YOU WANT? oner m North Vi etnam for • Plumbing nearly seven yea rs. • Data Process ing • Personnel J.urie was released in FebrueJet Engine Mechanic •Othe r Op e n1ng s ary and appears to be adapting • E lec~ronics well to h1s new freedom . He You r starting sa lary will be S307 a mon th and you can. appea red at the party w1th a move up qu 1ck l y JO day s pa 1d vaca t 1on annual ly Very Ca hfornia tan . best medical ca r e. Travel Educa t iona l opportunit ieS. A good deal. Many d1ff erent 10bs opening up soon. Choo se He said he d1dn 't really have th e be st . Con ta ct your A1r Forc e r ec r uite r today and look much trouble in readjusting to over wha"t w1!1 be available. )ife m the states. and called the 329 E . Slate Street mJiitary's elaborate plans for Athens. Ohio 45701 the POW's readj us tm ent Phone: 593-6722 . ''ridi culous.'' Find Yourself in the United States Air Force! " I adjusted totally 1n 10 min. utes , · ~e sa id . $1,000 and ·$5,000 DENOMINATIONS \ (All Positions! , • Engmeered for quiet opera~ 11on . tndoors and out. . • FURNACE FAR SWITCH MOTOR-TO COMPLETE l REPLACEMENT PARTS • AWNINGS & SKIRTS • AIR CONDITIONERS • SMALLEST REPLACEMENT ITEMS L. Pts. . lfl . FIXED OINCOME ESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY POWER BONDS ARC WELDERS pletely out-of-doors • CABINET DOOR HINGES • WATER & SEWER LINE FITTINGS • FURNACE PARTS - Comp lete li ne for Top Ca ts 32 13 90 Come ts 26 19 74 Tw1n C1 t y 'l2 23 56 20 25 54 Bom be rs Team No 4 19 26 46 Team No 2 16 29 40 RT ..~7 446 3547 GALLI POLl . 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Second H1gh Senes - Su's1e Grueser 471 Team H1gh Game ~ Ex · ce ls1or Oil Co 775 · Team H1gh Senes Ex ce iS10r Oil Co . 2236 The 'A CF Amcar Division, a leader in the railroad freight car industry, has interesting positions open now at the St. Louis, Missouri manufacturing plant for: If you·re fighting a' losing battle against heat and humidity tn your Mobile Home ... • It's a GENUINE Mobile Homc. Central Air Condl · tloner . • A bigger blower motor for betler. air Circulation • Amana Electro-coating flOISh for maximum ru e; ! pro- season workout. Wages missed the entire 1972 Falcons' season with a s1milar lrnee injuiy. WE'RE "FIRS:rEST" WITH THE "MOSTEST" • ROOF COATING PAINTS I Ga l., 2 Ga l., 3 Early Sunday Mixed April22 , 1973 Standmgs · Team W. L 92 44 Team No 3 Mark' V 74 62 Farm ers Ban k 63 73 Eagles Club 62 74 Ra cine F ood Mkt 59 77 Tom 's Carry Out 58 78 H1gh lnd Game - (Men ), Ray Roach 213 , Ra y Roa ch 212 , ( Women) Marlene Wilson 200, Maxine Du9an 195. H1gh Senes - ( Men) Ray Roach 595, Larry Dugan 567 ; , ( Women) Marlene Wilson 545 , Jul1a Boyles 492 1 ' Team H1gh Gam e - Eag les Club 720 • Team H1gh Senes - Ra cme F ood Mkt . 19 10. . Sport Parade PARTS & ACCESSORIES POMEROY BOWLING LANES INTERVIEWS FOR IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Experienced in rail r oad cars. Today's Atlanta • Tea m W L R OR 5 0 28 Kyge r Cree k 8 Sym mes Va lley 3 o 34 2 Sou th ern 3 1 27 8 NorthGallia 2 0 " 0 Eas t er n 2 2 17 10 Hannan T ra ce 2 2 18 24 0 12 0 84 Southwester n Totals 17 17 136 136 La st week's results : Kyger Creek 6 Sou thern .5 Th1 s Week 's sc hedul e: Monday - North Ga l lia at Sou th ~ rn and Kyger Cr eek at Hannan Trace W edn es day Symmes Val ley at Kyger Creek. Sou"the rn at Thursc1ay Symmes Va ll ey , Eastern at N or th Gal lla jumped to a 50-yard lead in the first leg of the four-mile relay WINS SECOND TITLE c ham pio ns hip and outPHIL!i.DELPRIA_ (UP! ) di stanced Bowling Green by Villanova , looking ''tor three rela y champiOnships'· in..... the · 120 yards to wm thei r second 79th a nnual Penn Rela y~, r~lay l!tle m a time of 16:31.7. vet~ran Falcons rUMmg back, Ufl. derwent knee surger')' Friday to repair tom cratilage sur. rered earlier this week in a pre. ... but you always need Local .Qowling ( Ba seball ) TEAM Mon ., Apr JO Va rsi ty. Wahama at M eig s, T ue , May 1- 0pen W ed, May 2- R eservesMelg S a t Well st on (2) Thu .• May J- Va r sity . Me 1gs at Athens F r l , May 4- Ciass AAA Tourname nt (Tenta t 1ve). Mon , May 7 - Open . Tue , May 8 Vars 1ty (yger Creek a t M ei g s Wed , May 9 - Varsity · North Gallia at Me igs Th u , May 10 - Re se rves V1n ton at Meig s (2) Fn , May 11 - Vars1 t y Logan a I Me1gs Mon , May 14 - Va r sJ ty Vmton at Me1gs Tue , May 15 Var sit y ,'lf\e1gs at Wahama , Wed, May 16 - Reserves · Ga l l.1pol1s at M ei gs (2). Thu , May 17 - Vars1ty Wells ton at M eigs Fri., Ma y 18 Var sity M e1gs at Kyger Creek . Man , May 21 - Var s1 t y M e1gs at Vinton Tues , M ay 'l'l - Open. Wed , M ay 23 - Va r s1 t y Potnt Pleasant at Me igs Thu , May 24 ~ Open Fn ., Ma y 25 - Open. The open days w il l cover any cance lla tion s .Wages, RECORD YEAR RIO GRANDE - Coach Bill once in regular season action Trent's Ironton Ttgers expect th1s spnng, and only Athens to retam the Southeastern Oh10 .and Logan stand an outside League tra ck and field ch an ce of defeating the champi onship in the 1973 meet, powerful Lawrence Countians. This will be the loop's 17th scheduled to begin at 3 p.m . Wednesday at Rio Grande annual track and field meet. Athens has won eight t1tles , College's Evans Field. Ironton has defeated at least Logan s 1x, Gallipolis and every SEOAL squad at least Ironton one each . Only th ree mark s we re broken m th• 1972 meet, held at SEOA L STANDINGS Because the ever present ram has washed out so many meets , Coach Donald Wolfe of Melgs ha s an ounced a second rev isiOn of th e Marauder schedule. The first of these games, hopeh<lly , will be Monday when the While Falcons of Wahama travel to Meigs. Thts reiJls ion IS subject to chan ge a'ccording to the wea ther con diti ons and tournament play ATLANTA (U P! ) - Harman ' r • KNEE SURGERY 110-)'ard h1gh hurdles- Tom Sp~ncer , Gallipol is : 1S,O 1969 JQO. yard dash- M ickey Fraz1er , logan : 10.0 1960 One. mile ru~ Tom Sm ith , Athens 4. :15''2 1966 880.yard rela 'Vr:" Afhens ( Steve Riggle, R ick Essex , Steve Re 1s, Dave Green( 1. 34 .6 1968 440·yara dash~ Ken DeVeau, Athens . 51.2 1965 180·vard tow hurdles- Bob Young, Nelson ville · 21 1 1957 880.yard ru ~ Bob Handley. At hens 1· 59 .4 1969 220.ya rdda s.h- M ickey Fraz ier. Logan : 22 .2 1960 Two-mile run-Cecil Morrison. Ironton 10 . 14,3 1972 Mile Relay- Athens ( Bob Handley, Ron Rose. Steve Rtggte · Bob Sebnng) 3· 35 .1 1969 High Jump-S teve Chase, Athens 6'4l,." 1961 Long Jump- Tom Spencer. GaU1polis 21'31!•" 1969 Shot Put- AI Ackerman , Athens 52'5J.~ ~ · 1972 Discus- Chuck Neal , GalliPOlis 150'8" 1970 Pole Vault- M ike E Wilkmson , Athens 13' 1972 SEO standings April 30- Ma y 6 DATE- GYMNASIUM Apr 3G-7 -9 College Recreation .• • ' • • • Bob Rees Ponha c: D1sc . 1122.6S SALE PRI'CE New ca r VENTURA CUSTOM CPE. Por ce lain Blue w1th cameo wh1te top, 350 V 8 engine, P S., au to tr,ans a. m ore StoCk No 73 51 VENTU.I!A CPt ....._•.. Si lver with bla ck vinyl top, auto ns .. 250·6 cyl e('lgln e, p steermq & Fac1ory Slicker Pn ce p276 10 Bob Rees Pont1ac DI SC. 327 .7 0 · SALE PRICE 3995 $ 2949 ' Fa ctory Sticker Price S308S.70 Bob Rees Ponftac Di s( , 308 .70 SALE PRI(:E COME SEE US AT ••• BOB RE.ES PONTIAC, INC. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT corner Third & Court St. ' Phone 446 -1513 Gallipolis, Ohio . �' 23- Tho Sunday Times- Sentinel, Sunday. April29, 1973 22 - The Sunday Times- Senlirel, SWlday. April29,1973 JlARTON IN TOP 10 MASON - James E . 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SETTLE FOR LESS ••; WASHINGTON (UP! ) Labor unions are settling for : :: less this year, the Bureau of : •; Labor Statistics (Bl.S) reports . - Bl.S said major contact settl~men t in the first _three ~ months of 1973 provided first ~ year wage increases averaging 5.3 cent, compared with 7 per ::~ cerit in 1972 and 11 .6 per cent in ' "'""' l971. ' ·-Sl :~ When fringe benefits were :~ included, the first year in•S , ~ creases averaged 7.3 per cent :~ in the first quarter of 1973, -~ compared with 8.4 per cerit in " 1972 and 13.1 per cen_t in 1971. : =..: Ei': -=: , Formal recital is scheduled RIO GRANDE - Merlyn Ross, · associate director of music at Rio Grande College, has announced three scheduled concerts on the College Campus will be given beginning on Thursday, May 3, at 8:30p.m. with Mark Shr.eve, a , b3ss v~alist;' fin a formal recital works ranging from baroque to rock. Followmg, on Sunct'a y, May 6 at 3 p.m ., the Community Chorus will present a concert in. 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Sale nickname 1U - Ch iel 145 - Po werful tlerton 147-Lawlul 149 - Nahoor s.llup 150 - Siutlid peraon 152 - Unrestrain ed 1~4 - Lower 156 - Commo nplace ISS - Clumay 159-Gorn 160-Ella 181-Web-loo ted b ird a OOWN \ - 'lllriiiY 2 - Laugh in g 3 - Organ ol - · hearing 4 - lnd el!nlle art•cle 5 - Chari 6 - Smoolhlllla leatllera ol 7 - Narratecl 8 - Number 9 - A stale .!abbr. I 10- Gu ido 1 high note 11 - Avoid 12 - Be clelellld 13- · Reverence 14- Symborlor tallurlum 15 - Mistakes 16- Bur.den 17- Ventilala 16 - Placa jabbr) 19 - Ctos u aa cu re ly Roman official 29 - 49 - Rabtl il SO- Ireland 51- Separale !52- Hlndll gu itar 5Jl,..... Sirut 11rchlna 55 - Suppllca leQ 58......,., Ramunaralad 57- A wold 58 - Eruu 89 - Foo l 11wers 90 - Oral n 91- Plague ~ (pt~nllng) til - Tie 83- Snatch 64- Shell of glaaa Saleklaplng Relreata Sponaor 73- Subatencea 74 - Alpalr 75 - Undraaucl ll. ld 77 - Bravary 78- HOIPIII I 88 - 70 71.- IIC!Ian eo - Prowldaa crew e 1 - Mourn lui 83- Cllear 84 - lnclehnlll!l ~ umber 87- Rallrud Ill lions flfiPIICI!I 119 - Prohibita 121-Welrdeat 123 - Habraw lelltr 125 - Canter 126 - Roalar 127-Roama 12lil- Trumpater bird 130 - Punctuailon m•~ 131 - New Zealand parrot 132 - ' Pota ..ium. nl(rale . 134- Alternoon tllrly 138- Colna ol lndlill \ 31 - Flaalle rock 139- Lease 140- Sag1cloua 144- J11mp 145 - Small Child · 1o1B - Gl•la nlcll.name 147 - Ordinan ce 148- carry 149 - PeUIIon 1 S 1- Nola 01 acale 153- PrePQIItlon 155- E~lll 157 - Compan POinl -;~~::~~~~::~~ MIDDLEPORT 2 story frame . 3 large bedrooms with load s of closets. Modern bath with shower. 26 tL living room with n1ce fireplace, den, dining room , kitchen with all new cabinets and range , dimng bar. very convenient . Carpeted throughout .. Fvll \, basement . Forced air heat . C~rpo rt . On excellent street. 517 ,500 . 00. POMEROY Beautiful Colonial Kitchen is out of thi s world , has ever.y thmg , 2 cent ml c tile baths, 2 bedrooms. d ini ng room . carpeted . Full basement.. Gas forced air heat . A nice rental apart. ment S 17,500.00. RACINE .B5 ot nice laying land. 2 stor y frame . Wonderful new kitchen, loads of cabinets, range & oven, dish washer , disposal · etc. 1112 baths, 2 large living rooms . Dintng room. 5 large bedrooms with close ts. Full basement witt\ util1ty R. Garage and other buildings. 517,000.00. MIDDLEPORT Large 2 story .home. In good condition . 5 bedrooms, l'h baths, nice kitchen. Utility room , small ce llar . Dining room wlth cabinets . Garage and Carpor t . All is c lose to playground . A BUY AT JU ST 112.800.00. MIDDLEPORT 3 large bedrooms with double closets Excellent bath . Large living room with firepla ce. Dini ng room with double glass doors lead ing to co ncre te patio Dream kitchen wi th much cabinet space built In range and double oven, Ref. , · Utility room Carpeted throughout · Lot lOOx 120 Basement. :a years ol d. $23,000,00 . When it's your MOVE .. ·' Don ' t play chec kers! LIST WITH CLELANO REALTY FOR FAST SALE. HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 992-2159 it no answer 992.2658 s ROOM house, tull basement , gas heat. bath. 2 lots ; S. D. Bu skirk , 341 Page St., Mid· dleporl. phone 992 -5487 . 4-27-3fp 3 OR 4 BEDROOM home In Mason , W. Va ., newly remodeled kitchen and living room, large lot fenced in , phone 713-5976. 4-27-6tc BEAUTIFUL Country Home on Tuppe r s Plains Water system; 6 rooms and bath, basement, beautiful bullt·in kitchen, all rooms paneled; new furna ce, new vinyl sl dlnn, storm windows, storm door s"~ and shutters; wilt sell with lot and garden or small a creage ; phone 949 -5953 . 4·27-61• ;;~;·2;4:·5:tp~~~~~~~~~;;~~-~ . M· T A ' i 992-2181 - ' i: I• I .- MIDDLEPORT 1972 APACHE Eagle Fold ·UP camper; includes spare lire. canopy and plastic storm window. Trailer has been wired for electric, 3 oUtlets . Excellent-condition. $675 . Call 992-5815 after 5 p.m . . For Sale "Rose Will Bloom Soon" CoAL, Limestone, Salt Works , E. Main -Pomeroy. Phone 992-3891. .~-_:_,...,~·If< ELECTROLUX Vacuum complete with at · cordwinder and 4-24 -6tc paint spray. Used but in like new condition. Pay S34 . 45 GROCERY business for sate~ cash or budget plan·avallable. Building for sale or lease . ElectrO Hygiene Co., phone Phone 773 -.56181'rom 8· 30 p.m. 992·7755 . to 10 p,m. for appointment . -4-2S-6tc 3-20.ftc Super Sport \ THE SHOP CUSTOM .MEAT CUTTING . TO -SERV.E THE PEOPLE OF MEIGS AND MASON AREA. We are !Jffenng; Evaqs Premier Beef, cut to your order for your Freezer. H1nd Quarters Front Quarters . Sides . Ribs · Loins Rounds. ' 1 CUT • WRAPPED , FROZEN Otck -9f2·ll74 Pomeroy, Ohio I; IS COMING TO - - - Sot 2995· 12" diameter EARLY P.URCHASE DISCOUNT ., ' meroy Real Estate For Sale ·-- Economy tiller, 3'h hp 8 & S engine, 93% of weight is over the tines for ' Po NEW TUXEDO 2 p• . suo' te w•' th .. sewn foam back and arms, featuring 6 inc;;h toam cushions , your choi<e of Real Estate ---=-::':. ''' - For - -5ale ----- ... T,;~ ;;, i L.L., rats quickly . sure . 21!2 lbs ., $1 .69, Ebersbach Hardware, Sugar Run Mills, Pickens Hardware, Mason 4· 1-30tp PER TON off regular price. tn or .... SYRACUSE 5 ROOMS - 2 bedrooms , modern bath, full basement, front and back porche-s. E)(tra lot . Asking 510,500.00. MIDDLEPORT 4 BEDROOMS - Nice bath, For Rent or Lease stoker furnace . Basement. •.u - C aluminum siding, and fenced BUSINESS building with about 150 ft . frontage on State 2 BEDROOM mobile home , 1973 STEREO 8 track , A small yard . Asking only S7SOO.OO. STORAGE BUILDING Routes3J-l24and7;formerly adults only ; phone 992-5592 . · balance of $88.64 or pay $6.50 CONTRA CTORS A real Reuter's Service Station 4-29-ttc per month. Phone 992-5331. strong built building . Has 2 located 1/ 2 mile North of - : - . - - - - ' -- ' - - 4-20-tfc stori es with two 24 inch steel Pomeroy . Ideal for Roadside · FURNISHED apartment at Pottery , Antiques , outside Darw in. $85 mo . Call Mason MUST ~ell 1973 deluxe Zig. Zag beams . Ideal fo't farm machine . This ma chinery, furniture , feed sewtrlg fountains, grocery store, etc. 773·5580. machine darns, embroiders, store, or apartments . A good Has gas pumps and tanks . 4·23-6tp Close to County Fair Grounds, - - - - - - - - - makes buttonholes, all building at a rea sonable price State Road•lde Pa'rk ond FURNISHED without attachments . Jus t of only 520,000 00 2 bedroom Meigs High School. Fully dial and sew . Pay balance of apartment, adults only , WANTA NEW HOME equipped and stock that must $38.50 or pay S5 per month . Middleporh' phone 992·3874 . 1 ACRE - J bedrooms with be purchased . Contact Guido. Phone 992·5331 . 4-6-tfc 992-5786or 992-2529 or 992-9978 4-20 -lfc nice closet'i. Master has 1h tor appointment. ba th . All electric and car peted. FURNISHED and unfurnished -4·29·6f c 2 ca r garage and 2 famil y apartment ; adults only ; call HOME Grown Tomato piMts rooms in the basement. 992 -3901 . tor garden use ; large sturdy 4-24-Stc TRAILER For plants ; Impr oved Mex ica n. PLUS LOT - 3 bedrooms, Heinz 1350 and Supersonic,· 1972 KAWASAKI 175 , $525 ; PRIVATE meeting room for patio, with cover In Rutland. hot peppers, mangoes also phone 992-2360. any organization ; phone 992Lot 96><205 Asking lust and ca bbage plants. On Rt. 4-29-5tc 3975. 124, 500 fl .. above the State SS700 00 3-ll .tfc Park in Syracuse, 0. , Thpmas RUTLANO MOTHER ' S Day Flowers , Ha yman. hanging baskets ; white, pink · J AND -4 ROOM 1urnlshed a'nd' 2 BEDROOMS - Bath. large 4-24-JJtc uti li ty . All carpeted. Large lind red geraniums, mums unfurnished apartments . and begonias , INSTANT fenced yard. Phone 992-5434. YES , It 's Car Polishing Time COLOR for your Garden COUNTRY HOME 4-12 -ttc then let S,peciar Form ula No. 2 pansies, petunias, marigolds, 3 LAR GE BEDROOM S and GloGuardXX-7 do th is for Phlo)(, Coleus, Salvia, Zin Large kit chen and d ii'l-ln-g . nfas, Dianthus , Allyssum. 5 ROOM downstairs apartment you . This is the World 's Be st plus wash room . CX!e Utility Snapdranons, Ageratlum and with la undry and large yard , Auto Polish there is. Th• s ::r 1 t 751 Brownell Ave ., Mid acre ol la nd . Double garage ula No 2 and Spec ial Form Porhitacca . Vegetable Pans dteport , phone 985-3974. GtoGuard XX r7 are used on Asking $12,500.00 . Cabbage, broccoli. caullflower,lettuce, eggplant, 4-27-Jtp ·~ the Rolls Roy Ce; 1f tf 's good NEW LISTING mangoes, hot peppers and 14 . - c-oo _ M ____- - - - e n ou~h for lhe Rolls Roy ce. 2.5 ACRES - Flatwoods area kinds of tomato plants . 5 ..., and bath apartment; then 1t has to be good enough Site for several homes . Only Cleland Farm and phone 985-3350. and more to use on your car . $5,000.00. Th1s Formula ha s its own Greenhouse, E. Main , Racine . 4-27-tfc guarantee, Ia keep your car THE GOOD BUYS ARE Gerald Cleland . looktng clean and shiny tor ABOVE COME IN AND SEE 4-29-tfc DESIRABLE trailer spot soon, ample roorn. priVate, shade. months to come . It work s on THE REST, OR MAYBE A ut ili ties available ; one mite all makes of cars and no NEW TRE NDHOME CAN BE EXCELLENT, efficient. from Racine , phone 949-2871, clima te will affect the shine of YOURS IN JUST 40 DAYS. econom ic al. Blue lustre Curtis D Johnson , Ra ci ne, 0 . your car . You can order from BR IN G YOUR HOUSING carpet cleaner . Rent electric 4-27-Jtc ou r representative, ymJ'II be PROBLEMS TO US shampooer $1 . Nelson's Drug glad you dtd For more In · Store. Pomeroy , Ohio. formati on write · 'F . D Uribe, .:t -29-2tc SLEEP IN G room over the Wine HELEN L. TEAFORD Store. rented by month ; P 0 Box 36, Albany , Ohio referen ce required ; phone 992 -3325 45710. ERGUSON Tractor N20. good 992-5293. GORDON B. TEAFORD 4-24-6t c shape, S70, G A. Deem , 9494-27 tk 992 -3615 4910. --::-~---NOW TAK IN G orders for ASSOCIATES 4-29·3fc 3 ROOM !Jii -e lectric apartment , southern plants Charles R. NO SUNDAYS PLEASE lik e' new, bullt -1n wall oven, Harri s, 843-2693 . RECORDS tor $1.20! Now t able top range, large 4-13-tf(: you can buy 10 45 rpm HbUSE in Long Bottom , phOne bathroom and closet, located records, a 510 value. for only 985 .3529. \ on E. Main St. , Pomeroy . To 8 VOLUME En c yc loped•a, 51 .20! Send your orders today copyrlghted in 1884 ; new 6·11 -ltcl see, phone Gallipolis .:146-9539 . to: John Mohler {Record adu lt ball '" glove, A-2000 ; 4-26-6tc Sales). Rt . I, Bo• 210, Mid· phone 992-5655. IS ACRES , mile from Long dleport, Ohio 45760. Bott om, - 20 miles from 4-29-3tc Mobile Homes For Sale Pomeroy, call Parkersburg 428-1306 or write P . 0 . Box SPECIAL PRICE on Aluminum CASH paid for all makes and 729 -B, c.-o The Da1ly Sen11nel. car top bo11fs until /11\ay 4, ' models of mobil& homes . Pomeroy, Ohio 45169. while stock lasts, 12. 13-14; · PhCN'le.area code 614-423.9531.. ONE YEAR old frame home . 4-26-6fc tof.:JI --e lec fric , paneled phone 992·6256, Klnqsbury Rd . 4·13-tfc 1 No . lB. r-------------o throughout , 2 bedrooms. city LOTS on Wright Street, water , approximately 1; 2 acre 4-29-6tp Pom eroy Phone 742-6630. Air Conditioners lol. Fourth Street, Reed sville, 4-19· 121c .,...-,----:---Awnings pri ce $10,500 , will consi der SMALL black Shetland pony, small depos it and land con - 4 BEDROOM house . Pomeroy. cheap, registered sta llion , Underpinning ca ll after 7 p.m v1eekdays, tract ; phone 667-6386 phone 992-6256 anyttme Sa turday .1nd Sun4·29 lip 4-29-3tp Complete mobile home day , 992-7775. service - plus gigantic 4-27-Jtc NEW TOTAL Etectrfc frame VISIT Kingsbury Home. Sales & display of moblle homes ServIce for a better buy In 12' · home, baseboard heat, hard - NEW HOUSE _ 3 bedroom always avallable at ... 14' wide mobile homes or a wood fl oors, 3 bedroom, bath, wilh ove r half acre on roomy double -wide 5-4x24, 3 liv ing room, dining room , Flatwoods Rd .. call 992. 2735 . MILLER built 1n kitchen , breezeway, , 4. 24 .6tp bedroom, 2 baths - 44x24. 2 garage, c ity water . Lot size bedrooms ; made by Skyline 100x400 plus nine -tenths BEDROOM h Corp . Built right . 2x4 con MOBILE HOMES 1n comp let ed . Addit ional lot 3 ouse struction . Now on display on new tor •ed air gas • use Syra , 1120 Washington Blvd. available : Tuppers Pla ins, '• - ~ Ktnasburv Rd. Countv Rd . 18, 1 Ohio . Price $18,000 as 1o: , 'urna ce, 1ow u1 1'1 1 1es, 1arge 423-7521 BELPRE. 0. Rt 33 North , Come now or h '( level lot with storm fence; P one 66 7-6386. h to our Grand Opening on N\/Jy 992 5792 4-29-ltp P one · · 12 13. Office hours 2 p.m . to 7 BEFORE you buy any new p . m . or by appointment . Mobile Home-, you should ... ..- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Phone 992 ·6256 . Our ·low consider the large savings ~ overhead meons big savings you can have by pur chasing a to you . late model used Mobile Home. 4-29 · 12tp Her!':! are some every day low prices· 1 - 1970 - 44)(12 H & N day old or started Buddy, 13.395 ; 1 - 1971 Leghorn pullets. Both floor or 60x12 Buddy , 3 bedroom , 11!2 cage grown available . bath , $4,695 ; 1- 1972 - 60>~12 Poultry housing & Cranbrook, J bedroom, automation . Modern Poultry, "sharp," S4,695; 1 - 50x 10 399 W. Main, Pomeroy. 992 - Liberty - extra clean, S2,795, 2164. "s uper buy of the week" ; 1 4-29-ltc 1971 - 60•12 Buddy. S3.995; ----::-:---,----:.,...-: all prices include deliverY and ST-EREO, Modern Walnut set-up Th is is 'just a few of the stereo, AM-FM radio com - bargains avai able at Berrybinatioo, 4 speed changer, 4 Mtller Mobile Home Sales, 705 speakers. separate controls . Farson Street, Belpre. Otuo, Balance $68 .53. Use our phone 423-9531 . Shop . here budget !erms. Call. 992-3965. first. you'll be glad you did . 4·29-6tc 4-27-Jtc $600 May 31st and/ geP6:oo per ton Real Estate For Salet 18 ACRES , F ""le Real Estate For Sale Here's our king of the large garden tractors! It's a 16 hp' link between the lawn tractors and large farm tractors. Has a hydrostatic drive that eliminates clutching and shifting gears, has integral hydraulic lift that raises and lowers attachments with your touch on the lever. large 27" by 9.50" ground-hugging tires and deluxe adjustable seat let you work in comfort. Excellent visibility, footoperated disc brakes, plenty of work-saving attachments. EARLY ORDERS SAVE resources and serv ices. The Cluster Group is span. sorihg Yocum 's appearance here. Hot W~ter Heater~ ~ tl '8 f1i~WORK 'H0RS!! ~ BLOCK MEDICATED ~.. ~ Yocum to speak to Com majors ' . HUM I 01 FIE RS I Pels For Sale MAKE YOUR LAWN AND GARDEN WORK EASIER SWEETLIX FLY & WORM CONTROL .,,.. •• Furnace Controls IN MEMORY of Mrs. Mic hael TERRIFIC new money making {Elsie) Epple, who passed to program! Sell phonograph her eternal home one year records by mail. Write for ago today , April 29. 1972. details to: John Mohler, Rt . 1, Sleep on thy pains are o'er, Bo)( 210, Middleport, Ohio Sweet is thy rest oft needed 45760. SHOOT, also rifle mat . before ; 4-29-Jtc GUN ches, open sites only and He sent His angels to help you special deer slug match . o'er, And carried you away to MEIGS County Fish & Game Forked Run Sportsman Club, that blissful shore. Associat io n will hold a Sunday, April 29th. 12 noon . Where sorrow and pain are no meeting, /INty 2nd, 7:30p.m .. 4-26-3tc more . at Syracuse Club Rooms. Sadly missed by husband , 4-29-Jtc Michael and step-children . - - ' -- - - - - ' - 4 29-ltc CAR PORT Sale: Three families . Thursday and Fr iday , May 3 and 4, 91B So. Third . Middleport ; Avons, SIAMESE & Burmese kittens ; Toys, c_lothing , misc. phone 985-4248 or 985-3565. 4·29-3tp 4·29·61p c:::o:--=c el cierl y "w"'I"L'L'-ta"k::ec-c:ca:cr::e-o"t-ctow TOY POODLES, 2 only, AKC women in my home ; phone registered , beautiful house . 742-3875. ~ts . They do not shed ha ir . 4-25-6tc House trained, must se ll.. = ::----,....,.---::-:Phone Gallipolis 446 -9539. NOWopen to serve you PAUL'S 4·26-61c AUTO PARTS . We need your junk car or truck ; see us 3 REGISTERED Norwegian before you se ll. Rt . 7 By -Pass, elkhounds. call after 4 p. m . , Pomeroy, Ohio. · 992·7232. 4-27-6tp MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. PH. 992-2176 HEATING & ' l'fV\l.JNG yuvli . · . Time w ill never dim the memories, Of the one we dearly loved ; A smile, a voice. a love is :~!~~g. Since God called him Sometimes it's hard to un derstand , The things that have to be; But God in His Wisdom, Has a plan beyond our power to see. So sadly missed by Mother, Dad, sisters and families . 4·29-Hc • F1ant sized orunsized seed-corn, soybeans, sorghum, acid-dellnted cotton , pelleted beets, popcorn, and a wide variety of edible beans -through the same metering system. \ 992-2448 JO" or. Largest End · God saw that he was suffering, . . The hills were hard to climb; ~o He dosed his weary eyes, ~7~e whispered peace be • •.§imple air-powered seed metering system (only 3 moving parts) lets you precision plant at speeds up to 7 mph. BUY 'NOW AND SAVE! •• •• ., of ... aymond (June) FHch. Jr . , • No other planter plants so accurately .. . no other planter is so simple and convenient ... because NO OTHER PLANTER PLANTS WITH AIR POWER. .. ., memory ~~ passed away April 2'1, INTERNATIONAL®400 CYCLO®PLANTER . •• l:::OV'tNG D WE WISH to express our sin cere fhlllnks and appreciation to friends and neighbors for their kindness , sympathy and beautiful floral offerings and • p~ 0 M . UlmUhJ Diameter 8:30a . m . to s·oo p.m Dally , 1 :30 a . m to 12 ·00 Noon Saturday . LANDMARK has EVERYTHING .••'· BLIND ADS OFFICEHOURS Operation Red Ball Day set :-. ., ., ., lor soional wordword m;n;mum . addit 2c . Addit ional 25c Charge per Advertisement . · FARMING · WANTED CHIPWOOD CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY .. .... whi~h position you are ap· ply1ng for. training , schooling , present and prt!vious occupation. State why you are interes ted and when available. State it in terested In full or part time . All repl les strictly con · f i dential . Interviews arranged . 4. 29 _31c Cad r ot Thanks nHEI'l " · man Please reply to P. 0 . . Bo)( 406, Pomeroy, 0 . State The Publisher - Tractor safety practices . • • • • Important m spnngttme .:n. oevot Publicat ion REGULATIONS of use . By'C. E. Blakeslee Another key is keepmg the cooling fins Extension Agent, Agriculture clean. Dirt and debris m. Turnulating nn the fins ,POMEROY- This is the time of year when prevent rapicf cooling . Be s ure cover plate$ and ~ we love to see the grass start to grow, but are other parts are in pi<JCC so blower c<:~n conC(Jncerned about the agonies of keeping the tinually cin..'ulat e air 0\'Cr the fins. lawn mowed. How 's this for a typical Key nwnber four· is a1r cleaner service . Jt 's springtime remark : important to clean ilnd re-011 the cleaner every " That dwnb lawn mower ... just bought it eight hours . On oi l bath type cleaners, fill oil last spring, and now it won 't start." c up to oil level mark and maintain it there to Sound familiar '? 1t happens to many who assure clean air . Metal mesh filter types need shove the mower in the corner of the garage cleaning in kerosene and re.(llled . after the last fall clipping and forget about it. . OPPOSE ISSUE I - A committee to defeat State Issue I , l'oam rubber type filters should bewashed What went wrong? the lottery tax, has heen formed in Meigs County. Residents in a hot water solution of household detergent , According to Extension Agricultural re-oiled with 1 tO 3 teaspoon s of oil as recom. of OhiO Will vote rn that issue among many others at the May 6 primaries. The committee above mapping its campaign mended by manufa cturer, and squeezed in includes, seated, I tor, the Rev . Robert Bumgarner, Midseveral times to distribute oil evenly through Engineer William E. Gill, there are ~veral dleport Heath Umted Methodist Church; the Rev . Audry filter . Dry, paper type filters s hould be Miller, pas tor of the Middleport Church of the Nazarene; ''keys"· to better small engine performance. • replaced when dirt does not drop off easily First off, the Ohio State University specialist standing, I tor, the Rev , Howard Shiveley, Racine Wesleyan when tapped on a rlat surface . United Methodist, and the Rev . Robert Card, Pomeroy, says proper storage when the machine is not in If you are not mecham(!ally mclincd to do use (Like last fall after the last mowing) is the cha irman, of the Pomeroy cluster, United Methodtst your work, have a rehable serv.tce center tune first key . Had you drained the tank and let the Churches. Other committee memhers will be the Rev : Edup your engine every 150 to 200 hour·s of use . ward Fisher, Rar.ine First Baptist; Robert King of the engine run until all gasoline was out of the This involVes plugs, pOints and condenser plus carburetor, removed the spark plug and Bradbury Church of Christ; Edson Roush, Meigs checkin g and cleaning air breather on the Cooperative Methodist Parish, 'and Mrs. Eulah Francis, squirted a little oil through the opening to cran k case . Middleport Church of the Nazarene. , lubricate the cylinder (hand cranked to spread Sha rpe n blades (on rotary type mowers ) , ;· oil on cylinder walls and piston ), used standard for a olean cut.. : ~~ grade or lead free gasoline when refilling just That dumb mower ought.a sta rt now. ' ! before use th1s spring, it probably would have IF YOU -OVERCAMF. your objections tu : 'I started on the first pull. lawn mowi-ng then· you should follow the The second key is use of the proper spark recommendati on of Turfgrass Specialist plug. A fouled plug is a common ailment among PT. PLEASANT - Monday st1ckers to be pla ced on the RobectMiller of The Ohio 'State University who sma11 engines. Remember , such engines have r ecommends sp ring, summer and early fall is "Opera twn Red Ball Day" wmdow of a room occupied by only on plug and when it becomes fouled, applications of fertilizer to your lawn to keep 1t w1th . the Pt, Pleasant Area ~1 child or inva lid so that in the Jaycees and the Ma son County event of fire the fi l'emen can you 've had it. By using the proper heat type for healthy and growing . ' ., • . the engine design and the load condition under For bluegrass lawns including A-20, Boa rd of Educatwn in charge. quickly ci rcle the dwelling and A represcntattve of the dete rmine if there is someone . : which it is operating, the plug keeps the proper Fy1king , Merion, Pr<:~to, Penns tar, Windsor and temperature to burn itself clean. Jaycees met w1th the local .who c:ou ld not escape the other improved Kentucky bluegrass varieties, Of course you have to use the oil recomapply fertilizer around April 15, ag<:~ m about board of educatiOn earlier in flames of the1r own accord mended for your engine, Gill says. That's the JWle I to 15, a third dose July 15 to August 10 , the month and it was dectded LJ·~ pped m the bQuse. The life-.savmg program is third key to good performance. Most and a final application September I to 15. Skip that Monday , April :lO would be manufacturers recommend a single grade oil the f1rst one 1fyour.Iawn con tains Park, Delta., the target date for d1stnbution sponsored by the Pt. Pleasant " such as SAE No. 30 with the old API rating of of the " Red Ball" stickers in Area Jaycees in cOope ration Newport or~rnon Kentucky bluegrass. MS when operating at air temperatures above Do not apply more than 2 pounds of actual grades one through eight. . The with the fire departments of ( , 40 degrees. With 2 cycle engines, where you nitrogen (N) per 1,000 square feet of lawn at stickers, with a le tter of ex~ Mason County and the , '· fnix the oil with the gasoline, be sure to mix the one tlme. For example, if y.ou arc usmg a 10-G-4 , planation to the parent<;, were Amencan Red Ball Transit Co . exact amount recommended. The wrong 1 , 1().3-7,etc,. you would apply 20 pounds per 1,000 g1ven to tea chers last week to , ·' amount results in poor performance, he said. square feet . With a 20-10-10, 20-10-5, etc., only 10 be passed ,out to each Ma son .. On 4-cycle engines, fill crank case to proper poWlds per 1,000 square feet need be used to get County s tudent the sti me day. le•el with oil- to full mark, if dip stick type, or Parents should be loo king for the 2 pounds actual nitrogen per 1,000 squure the sticker when their cluldren : 'r to plug opening level on others. Check oil every feel. , ' t~ree to four hours and ch1!nge it every 25 hours return from school Monday Happy lawn mowing! '' a ftern oo n. If the chi ld does not ' bnng an "OperatiO n Red Ball " s li cke r hom e, chances are tha t the s tudent c1ther lost or mbp(accd 1t. If this happens, p::~renl~ may contact the loca l fi1·c departmen t or a member , of the Pl. Pleasanl Area " Jay c~es and a sticker, ,vpl be .. GALLIPOLIS - Spring is are taken in property damage , PTO before uncloggmg, ad- made available . , The rneamng of " Operation JUSting or servicin !l; eqtupment.. always a busy season for medical costs , hme gff frOm Red Ball" is for small red - Set wheels as wide apar_t -· .., farmers but most of them in work, lost earning power , and as practica l for the JOb for Gallia County will be spending insurance costs. Marriage License bette r stab1l1ty. The following are tips for , ·' more hours than ever on their POMEROY Bernard When s topp ed, take safer tractor operation: - " tractors this spring . Brooks Lyons , 22, Middleport, tractor out of gea r, firmly set - Stay clear of ditches The reason is simple, ' -~ worldwide demand for food embankments, holes, etc., to brakes, Clnd-or usc park luck. and Penm Vonon Walters, 18, Middleport. Take the key with you. ,.,., and fiber is bringing more avoid upset. acres into production, ac· - Keep children and other "passe ngers" off and away ; '.:' cording to J. Melvin Gilbert, , ,', chairman of the Gallia County from the tractor . ,,., ' Agricultural Stabilization and - Cut. speed when turning, .. - . Conservation ( ASC ) Com- crossing slopes, or when · on ~ ·l· mittee . rough, slick or muddy sur ~ '' Whenever anyone pushes faces. himself 00 the limit, as many - Stay off hills and slopes too farmers will be doing this steep for safe operation . ••• - Engage dutch slowly with • J spring, he becomes more accident-prone," Gilbert said. heavy loads to £:!Void baCkward ·~ "This means that good tractor tipping and don't overload. - Hitch heavy loads only to safety practices are im-~ portant." drawbar a nd use front weights ·~ In the United States, tractor to balance tractor, if needed. If accidents account for 800 to drawbar is on a 3-point hitch , ·~ 1,000 deaths each year. In set it no higher than fixed =~ addition , tens of thousands of drawbar. farmers suffer disabling inKeep power take-off •• juries, and millions of dollars shields iri place and turn off the NEW td WA~T ADS INFORMATION · an e DEADLINES ' HAVE immediate need tor 3 5 P.M . Day Befo~e P'ubl ic ation . good employes. One office Mond~y Oeadlme 9 a . m nJrl full~ t t· 1 t Cancellation - Corre·o'·1 00 , ~ ' "" par •me; 5 ore Will be UUpfed until 9 a . for salesman, 1 appliance service Doille.-991·3884 True Ele(Jance in Wheels Lowest Prices tn The Valley! GENERAL TIRE SALES N. 2nd AVE. 992·7161 MIDDLEPORT, 0. �' 23- Tho Sunday Times- Sentinel, Sunday. April29, 1973 22 - The Sunday Times- Senlirel, SWlday. April29,1973 JlARTON IN TOP 10 MASON - James E . (Jim) Barton, a representative or Glenn Erskine & Associates, a That·dumb mower will - start if treated right • general· agency for General American Life Insurance Company, St.. Louis, Mo . • ranked .among the company's top 10 agents in the amount of total insurance production during Marc~ . Barton is a native of Mason, W. Va . For Fastw Results Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds res:erves the right to edit or reject any ads dl!'l!'med ob jectional. The publ isher Will not be respons ible r~~er'n:~e than one 'incorrect .- For w.~~l:tervic~ 5 cents per Word one Insert ion MlnlmumCharge1Sc 12 cents per word three consecutive in&erflons ..,. 18 (ents. per word Silll con - · secutive Insertions. 2S Pe-r Ce-nt ldwlth Discount on paid. adsandadspa in lOdays so II Each In MemOIJ IN . • One master hopper holds over 11 bushels of seed-enough to plant half-a-day, non-stop . • No seed plates. To change crops, simply change the seed drum. A three-minute job. • 4 and 6-row w ide models, 6 and B-row narrow models. POMEROY, 0. WITH POWER EQUIPMENT FROM LANDMARK ~ ~ _! :-· "" r,. :n :e ... 11 :~ - • u : ~: :~ ::,. •...- •• ~. -·· ..... • :· -;. ::: :~ :!': ~ =:; RIO GRANDE Jim Yocum; personnel manager of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber P1ant in Apple Grove, W. Va . , wHl speak to communications majors at Rio .Grande College Thursday, May 3. He will emphasize the effectiveness of the " Wingfoot Clan," the inhouse puBlicatwn produced at the.. Apple Grove ~!ant for their employees . The Goodyear Corp. is a member of the Cluster Group of approximately 20 business and industries working with Rio Grande College in the areas \of stude_nt, faculty and curriculum d evelopm ent; equipment, and · financial = ..-,.,· 1 = .... - -. SETTLE FOR LESS ••; WASHINGTON (UP! ) Labor unions are settling for : :: less this year, the Bureau of : •; Labor Statistics (Bl.S) reports . - Bl.S said major contact settl~men t in the first _three ~ months of 1973 provided first ~ year wage increases averaging 5.3 cent, compared with 7 per ::~ cerit in 1972 and 11 .6 per cent in ' "'""' l971. ' ·-Sl :~ When fringe benefits were :~ included, the first year in•S , ~ creases averaged 7.3 per cent :~ in the first quarter of 1973, -~ compared with 8.4 per cerit in " 1972 and 13.1 per cen_t in 1971. : =..: Ei': -=: , Formal recital is scheduled RIO GRANDE - Merlyn Ross, · associate director of music at Rio Grande College, has announced three scheduled concerts on the College Campus will be given beginning on Thursday, May 3, at 8:30p.m. with Mark Shr.eve, a , b3ss v~alist;' fin a formal recital works ranging from baroque to rock. Followmg, on Sunct'a y, May 6 at 3 p.m ., the Community Chorus will present a concert in. Lyne Center followed. by a concert featuring the ·RiO " Grande College Percussion and Wmd Ensemble at 7 p.m . .the same day. The second concert will also be held in Lyne Center ' on campus, · . Mr . Ross said the formal recital is the first to be held in the past 30 years. ot It's a Science Pharol bgy is the science of lighthouse design and ef!gJneering and take s its name from the Phal'OS or Alexandria, Egypt, believed to be the first lighthouse . ~lumbing Elecfrl'cal Work ARNOLD ' BROTHERS H W elp $7.00 Per TOn 1 TO OH 10 - antea COOK, WAITRESS and c:arhop; apply 1n person, Crow's Steak House. 4-26-Jtc Notice SHOOTING MATCH , Corn Hollow Gun Club, turn first nght after Mites Cemetery. Rutland ; Factory choked guns only . Sunday, April 29th , 1 p. m. 4·26-3tc PALLET CO. Open Soilturdays from B a.m. to 3:30p.m. On Old Rt. 33 Phone 992 -2689 Pomerpy, Obio _ NEW Tu)(edo 2 pc . suite with sewn foam back and arms, featuring 6 inch foam cushions; your choice of velvet or matetasse . This week only S199.95 ; Cash and carry. Pomeroy Recovery , 622 E . Main Sf. Phone 9927554 . . 4·26·61p . Notice • BOOKKEEPER for accounts payableandpayroii . Offlcein Athens until July then mov ing to Gallipolis . Send resume to S.E.O.E.M.S .. P. 0 . Bo• 927, Athens. Ohio 45701. • ·26·3tc 1 DELIVERED ·. ' 0 Pomeroy, · '134995 SUNDAY, APRIL 29, 1973 ACOOSS 1 - Choicl part 6 - Subslanllale 11 -Pull up HI- Fall Jnio dla11ae 21 - Clrmbln g plan! 22 - Perlllin!llg lo lha kidney• 23- Furlhar down 24- Lubrlcatad 2S- S111 las rlvar Fragment 28- Calumniate LESS MOWER 2e- ALSO AVAILABLE: 30- Stloul 32 - Ttlree· toad (22-1961) 8 HP Tractor, with 34" mower (4082) . ... $ 694.95 (22-1962) 10 HPTractor,less mower(4102) ....... $ 769.95 (22-1963) 13 H P Tractor, less mower (4131) . ...... $1119.75 Mower attachments for 10, 13 and 16 hp tractors .. . : . $' 163,95 8 HP tothosewhosent infoodatthe death of our Mother . Margaret A. Bailey . We also wanf to express our thanks to our minister , Rev . Bill Carter for the con,ollng words, the organist and the Rawl ings Coats Funeral Home for their kindness . The daughters , Mrs. Clarence H . Murray , Mrs . Jennie Hoppes and son, Clarence Bailey.. 4. 29 . 11 p alotn 33- Symbol lor lin 34- Umt of Portuguese currency 30 11 REAR-ENGINE RIDER . 35- Po am 38- Highway 37- Everyone Briggs & Stratton 8 hp engine 1..f<ey sta rt ignition, 12-volt electrical system with plug-in 110 V charger, super low-tone muffler. It has automatic drive to 7 MPH with a full. 30" floating deck, parking brake and dose wheel brakes. Your wife will love it! (22-1959) (3306) 36-PiQPin $46295 40 - Leaaea 42 434445-47-411- El lll Separale Gaelic Number Futan Pigs 50- Shada1r•e OTHER RIDING MOWERS 51 - lnqu~r lng 54- Challenge 55- Fir in g (22-1958) 34" 8 HP Front Engine, with rewind starter, automatic drive. '(3344) $439.95 25" 5 HP Rear Engine, standard automatic transmission. (3255) $312.95 . 74 - Aller· dinn er 138- Obla ined candles 20 - 139 - Com m11nlsts HO - Inlellect 14 1-Su tllx lrke ' 142- A 11ela (abbr) 143 - -Man' 27- Anger Umntereallng parson 92 - Add!tlonll 31-Gra ln 93 - Raga 36- hltared clotha gtii - Knocks 37 - Branch o l 96-W Hd an . .p aervrc e 97 - Very clark; 39 - Bondaga 99- Soll lar.,40 - Tur 101-Unllol 41 - Mark lefl by currancy wound 105- Tille of rupect 42-Piacufor 108 - Stockinga comba l 107 - Harvut 43 - vauela 1 11- Flying Ctelll.lfl 44- Varve 112-Poel 46- Symbol ror 113 - Cul nickel 115 - Ctlrl1tmaa 48 - Mounta in• or 116-Masl 1HI - Parlof EuroPa 76 - Sink In middle 77 - Sell 78- Walk 1n water 79- Huge 82 - Chaatrae 84 - Parlners 95- Ma~u ln lo laather 86 - Peruse 86- Spanish aurrea!l a1 Young aalmon 90 - Rema1n erect 92- More Insane 94- Frlglltlut 98 - Lampre~a 99- Tllealer bO)( 100- Cualllon 102 - Praparad 103- New Dut agenc~ (1nll.l 104 - Ex lt1ed 105 - Learning 106 - Rep ulallon 108- Res orl 109- ln 11leaama pla c e l abbr ) 110 Pluralandlng 111 - Polaon 112-GIIi!JI conta1nera 114 - Cra1\y 89 - 116 -~ odlllm clllori da Pwell Food I IIII 117 mammala Suppllealed 119 611- Baker a 120 - Pall! prodUCI 122- flexible 60- Baapaller 124- L!ll with !ewer 82- Foreal warclena 125 - Female horl8 61--Actle 126- Sword 8;5- Brother ol Odin 128- Meadow ee - Near 129 - Cauat1c 61 - Prefix : wronQ aubatanc e 19-Big 131 - Varletv TO- Pteclpl!ai !On 132 - Conjun c hon 71 - Crony (colloq) 133 - Talk Idly 72- Male sheep 135- Etll iOP IIn IItie 58 - 8 HPFRONT ENGINE RIDING MOWER Deluxe front-engine rider with headlights key starter portaDie rech~rging unit, handles 34" t\l_t'i n blade mo'wer with floating deck. Parkmg brake, foot operated d1sc brakes, automotive drive, power ~2495 to run a variety of work-saving attach~g ments. (22- 1960) (3383) _y better tiHing . Hahn hoe tines, 20 " wide.. (22-1216) 10 ca rton $134.95 set up TURF TRIM MOWER Buy your Sweetlix fly . and worm control block between nc;~w and . $4995 5 HP RIDER Ha s rewind ;;tarter, super low-tone muffler, automatic type differential and 25" cutting deck. Semi-pneumatic tires : .. ~ront and pneumatic tires in tear . Has contn"r seat with back rest. (22-5912) (3254) in carton $54.95 set up Two economy mowers, one pUshtype rotary, the other selfpropelled, 3 and 3¥z hp Briggs eng1nes. Money-saving prices! TURF TRIM SELF PROPELLED WE DELIVER! WE SERVICE! WE FINANCE! S"7J195 ~ in carton , . . $79.95 set up Serving Meigs , Gallia and Mason Counties CENTRAL SOYA .OF OHIO POMEROY LANDMARK 3rd & Sycamore Stro.ats GALLI POLIS, OH 10 "Your Farm Supply Supermarket" . ' JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. Oj>enMon.-Sa, tI .8to6 . . \ V' i I la'ge Limits River View RANCHO COMPANY Realtors and Auctioneers velvet or matetasse .. This week only $199.95. cash and carry_ Pomeroy Recovery, 612 E . Main St ., phone 992· 7554. 4-26·61p NEW READY Blooming ·pottedflowers,start ingatso cents ; hanging baskets, Galllpolis pansies, cabbage, petun 1as, f!'angolds, coleus. tomatoes, For Rent ~eppers, etc . One-fourth off Y th e II a 1; Hubbard 's 12 >e 50 TRAILER ; adults only ; Greenhouse , JOO yards above no pets; Bob's Mobile Court, ballpark on Syracuse, Ohio . 992 -2951. 4-26·1fc 4 ~ tf 446· 0001 zrgt., B• TJ• y d sr ea,or . ' • ,.,.., 1 ./ B ro ker 1!0 Mechanic Street Pomeroy, Ohio . Sale nickname 1U - Ch iel 145 - Po werful tlerton 147-Lawlul 149 - Nahoor s.llup 150 - Siutlid peraon 152 - Unrestrain ed 1~4 - Lower 156 - Commo nplace ISS - Clumay 159-Gorn 160-Ella 181-Web-loo ted b ird a OOWN \ - 'lllriiiY 2 - Laugh in g 3 - Organ ol - · hearing 4 - lnd el!nlle art•cle 5 - Chari 6 - Smoolhlllla leatllera ol 7 - Narratecl 8 - Number 9 - A stale .!abbr. I 10- Gu ido 1 high note 11 - Avoid 12 - Be clelellld 13- · Reverence 14- Symborlor tallurlum 15 - Mistakes 16- Bur.den 17- Ventilala 16 - Placa jabbr) 19 - Ctos u aa cu re ly Roman official 29 - 49 - Rabtl il SO- Ireland 51- Separale !52- Hlndll gu itar 5Jl,..... Sirut 11rchlna 55 - Suppllca leQ 58......,., Ramunaralad 57- A wold 58 - Eruu 89 - Foo l 11wers 90 - Oral n 91- Plague ~ (pt~nllng) til - Tie 83- Snatch 64- Shell of glaaa Saleklaplng Relreata Sponaor 73- Subatencea 74 - Alpalr 75 - Undraaucl ll. ld 77 - Bravary 78- HOIPIII I 88 - 70 71.- IIC!Ian eo - Prowldaa crew e 1 - Mourn lui 83- Cllear 84 - lnclehnlll!l ~ umber 87- Rallrud Ill lions flfiPIICI!I 119 - Prohibita 121-Welrdeat 123 - Habraw lelltr 125 - Canter 126 - Roalar 127-Roama 12lil- Trumpater bird 130 - Punctuailon m•~ 131 - New Zealand parrot 132 - ' Pota ..ium. nl(rale . 134- Alternoon tllrly 138- Colna ol lndlill \ 31 - Flaalle rock 139- Lease 140- Sag1cloua 144- J11mp 145 - Small Child · 1o1B - Gl•la nlcll.name 147 - Ordinan ce 148- carry 149 - PeUIIon 1 S 1- Nola 01 acale 153- PrePQIItlon 155- E~lll 157 - Compan POinl -;~~::~~~~::~~ MIDDLEPORT 2 story frame . 3 large bedrooms with load s of closets. Modern bath with shower. 26 tL living room with n1ce fireplace, den, dining room , kitchen with all new cabinets and range , dimng bar. very convenient . Carpeted throughout .. Fvll \, basement . Forced air heat . C~rpo rt . On excellent street. 517 ,500 . 00. POMEROY Beautiful Colonial Kitchen is out of thi s world , has ever.y thmg , 2 cent ml c tile baths, 2 bedrooms. d ini ng room . carpeted . Full basement.. Gas forced air heat . A nice rental apart. ment S 17,500.00. RACINE .B5 ot nice laying land. 2 stor y frame . Wonderful new kitchen, loads of cabinets, range & oven, dish washer , disposal · etc. 1112 baths, 2 large living rooms . Dintng room. 5 large bedrooms with close ts. Full basement witt\ util1ty R. Garage and other buildings. 517,000.00. MIDDLEPORT Large 2 story .home. In good condition . 5 bedrooms, l'h baths, nice kitchen. Utility room , small ce llar . Dining room wlth cabinets . Garage and Carpor t . All is c lose to playground . A BUY AT JU ST 112.800.00. MIDDLEPORT 3 large bedrooms with double closets Excellent bath . Large living room with firepla ce. Dini ng room with double glass doors lead ing to co ncre te patio Dream kitchen wi th much cabinet space built In range and double oven, Ref. , · Utility room Carpeted throughout · Lot lOOx 120 Basement. :a years ol d. $23,000,00 . When it's your MOVE .. ·' Don ' t play chec kers! LIST WITH CLELANO REALTY FOR FAST SALE. HENRY E. CLELAND BROKER 992-2159 it no answer 992.2658 s ROOM house, tull basement , gas heat. bath. 2 lots ; S. D. Bu skirk , 341 Page St., Mid· dleporl. phone 992 -5487 . 4-27-3fp 3 OR 4 BEDROOM home In Mason , W. Va ., newly remodeled kitchen and living room, large lot fenced in , phone 713-5976. 4-27-6tc BEAUTIFUL Country Home on Tuppe r s Plains Water system; 6 rooms and bath, basement, beautiful bullt·in kitchen, all rooms paneled; new furna ce, new vinyl sl dlnn, storm windows, storm door s"~ and shutters; wilt sell with lot and garden or small a creage ; phone 949 -5953 . 4·27-61• ;;~;·2;4:·5:tp~~~~~~~~~;;~~-~ . M· T A ' i 992-2181 - ' i: I• I .- MIDDLEPORT 1972 APACHE Eagle Fold ·UP camper; includes spare lire. canopy and plastic storm window. Trailer has been wired for electric, 3 oUtlets . Excellent-condition. $675 . Call 992-5815 after 5 p.m . . For Sale "Rose Will Bloom Soon" CoAL, Limestone, Salt Works , E. Main -Pomeroy. Phone 992-3891. .~-_:_,...,~·If< ELECTROLUX Vacuum complete with at · cordwinder and 4-24 -6tc paint spray. Used but in like new condition. Pay S34 . 45 GROCERY business for sate~ cash or budget plan·avallable. Building for sale or lease . ElectrO Hygiene Co., phone Phone 773 -.56181'rom 8· 30 p.m. 992·7755 . to 10 p,m. for appointment . -4-2S-6tc 3-20.ftc Super Sport \ THE SHOP CUSTOM .MEAT CUTTING . TO -SERV.E THE PEOPLE OF MEIGS AND MASON AREA. We are !Jffenng; Evaqs Premier Beef, cut to your order for your Freezer. H1nd Quarters Front Quarters . Sides . Ribs · Loins Rounds. ' 1 CUT • WRAPPED , FROZEN Otck -9f2·ll74 Pomeroy, Ohio I; IS COMING TO - - - Sot 2995· 12" diameter EARLY P.URCHASE DISCOUNT ., ' meroy Real Estate For Sale ·-- Economy tiller, 3'h hp 8 & S engine, 93% of weight is over the tines for ' Po NEW TUXEDO 2 p• . suo' te w•' th .. sewn foam back and arms, featuring 6 inc;;h toam cushions , your choi<e of Real Estate ---=-::':. ''' - For - -5ale ----- ... T,;~ ;;, i L.L., rats quickly . sure . 21!2 lbs ., $1 .69, Ebersbach Hardware, Sugar Run Mills, Pickens Hardware, Mason 4· 1-30tp PER TON off regular price. tn or .... SYRACUSE 5 ROOMS - 2 bedrooms , modern bath, full basement, front and back porche-s. E)(tra lot . Asking 510,500.00. MIDDLEPORT 4 BEDROOMS - Nice bath, For Rent or Lease stoker furnace . Basement. •.u - C aluminum siding, and fenced BUSINESS building with about 150 ft . frontage on State 2 BEDROOM mobile home , 1973 STEREO 8 track , A small yard . Asking only S7SOO.OO. STORAGE BUILDING Routes3J-l24and7;formerly adults only ; phone 992-5592 . · balance of $88.64 or pay $6.50 CONTRA CTORS A real Reuter's Service Station 4-29-ttc per month. Phone 992-5331. strong built building . Has 2 located 1/ 2 mile North of - : - . - - - - ' -- ' - - 4-20-tfc stori es with two 24 inch steel Pomeroy . Ideal for Roadside · FURNISHED apartment at Pottery , Antiques , outside Darw in. $85 mo . Call Mason MUST ~ell 1973 deluxe Zig. Zag beams . Ideal fo't farm machine . This ma chinery, furniture , feed sewtrlg fountains, grocery store, etc. 773·5580. machine darns, embroiders, store, or apartments . A good Has gas pumps and tanks . 4·23-6tp Close to County Fair Grounds, - - - - - - - - - makes buttonholes, all building at a rea sonable price State Road•lde Pa'rk ond FURNISHED without attachments . Jus t of only 520,000 00 2 bedroom Meigs High School. Fully dial and sew . Pay balance of apartment, adults only , WANTA NEW HOME equipped and stock that must $38.50 or pay S5 per month . Middleporh' phone 992·3874 . 1 ACRE - J bedrooms with be purchased . Contact Guido. Phone 992·5331 . 4-6-tfc 992-5786or 992-2529 or 992-9978 4-20 -lfc nice closet'i. Master has 1h tor appointment. ba th . All electric and car peted. FURNISHED and unfurnished -4·29·6f c 2 ca r garage and 2 famil y apartment ; adults only ; call HOME Grown Tomato piMts rooms in the basement. 992 -3901 . tor garden use ; large sturdy 4-24-Stc TRAILER For plants ; Impr oved Mex ica n. PLUS LOT - 3 bedrooms, Heinz 1350 and Supersonic,· 1972 KAWASAKI 175 , $525 ; PRIVATE meeting room for patio, with cover In Rutland. hot peppers, mangoes also phone 992-2360. any organization ; phone 992Lot 96><205 Asking lust and ca bbage plants. On Rt. 4-29-5tc 3975. 124, 500 fl .. above the State SS700 00 3-ll .tfc Park in Syracuse, 0. , Thpmas RUTLANO MOTHER ' S Day Flowers , Ha yman. hanging baskets ; white, pink · J AND -4 ROOM 1urnlshed a'nd' 2 BEDROOMS - Bath. large 4-24-JJtc uti li ty . All carpeted. Large lind red geraniums, mums unfurnished apartments . and begonias , INSTANT fenced yard. Phone 992-5434. YES , It 's Car Polishing Time COLOR for your Garden COUNTRY HOME 4-12 -ttc then let S,peciar Form ula No. 2 pansies, petunias, marigolds, 3 LAR GE BEDROOM S and GloGuardXX-7 do th is for Phlo)(, Coleus, Salvia, Zin Large kit chen and d ii'l-ln-g . nfas, Dianthus , Allyssum. 5 ROOM downstairs apartment you . This is the World 's Be st plus wash room . CX!e Utility Snapdranons, Ageratlum and with la undry and large yard , Auto Polish there is. Th• s ::r 1 t 751 Brownell Ave ., Mid acre ol la nd . Double garage ula No 2 and Spec ial Form Porhitacca . Vegetable Pans dteport , phone 985-3974. GtoGuard XX r7 are used on Asking $12,500.00 . Cabbage, broccoli. caullflower,lettuce, eggplant, 4-27-Jtp ·~ the Rolls Roy Ce; 1f tf 's good NEW LISTING mangoes, hot peppers and 14 . - c-oo _ M ____- - - - e n ou~h for lhe Rolls Roy ce. 2.5 ACRES - Flatwoods area kinds of tomato plants . 5 ..., and bath apartment; then 1t has to be good enough Site for several homes . Only Cleland Farm and phone 985-3350. and more to use on your car . $5,000.00. Th1s Formula ha s its own Greenhouse, E. Main , Racine . 4-27-tfc guarantee, Ia keep your car THE GOOD BUYS ARE Gerald Cleland . looktng clean and shiny tor ABOVE COME IN AND SEE 4-29-tfc DESIRABLE trailer spot soon, ample roorn. priVate, shade. months to come . It work s on THE REST, OR MAYBE A ut ili ties available ; one mite all makes of cars and no NEW TRE NDHOME CAN BE EXCELLENT, efficient. from Racine , phone 949-2871, clima te will affect the shine of YOURS IN JUST 40 DAYS. econom ic al. Blue lustre Curtis D Johnson , Ra ci ne, 0 . your car . You can order from BR IN G YOUR HOUSING carpet cleaner . Rent electric 4-27-Jtc ou r representative, ymJ'II be PROBLEMS TO US shampooer $1 . Nelson's Drug glad you dtd For more In · Store. Pomeroy , Ohio. formati on write · 'F . D Uribe, .:t -29-2tc SLEEP IN G room over the Wine HELEN L. TEAFORD Store. rented by month ; P 0 Box 36, Albany , Ohio referen ce required ; phone 992 -3325 45710. ERGUSON Tractor N20. good 992-5293. GORDON B. TEAFORD 4-24-6t c shape, S70, G A. Deem , 9494-27 tk 992 -3615 4910. --::-~---NOW TAK IN G orders for ASSOCIATES 4-29·3fc 3 ROOM !Jii -e lectric apartment , southern plants Charles R. NO SUNDAYS PLEASE lik e' new, bullt -1n wall oven, Harri s, 843-2693 . RECORDS tor $1.20! Now t able top range, large 4-13-tf(: you can buy 10 45 rpm HbUSE in Long Bottom , phOne bathroom and closet, located records, a 510 value. for only 985 .3529. \ on E. Main St. , Pomeroy . To 8 VOLUME En c yc loped•a, 51 .20! Send your orders today copyrlghted in 1884 ; new 6·11 -ltcl see, phone Gallipolis .:146-9539 . to: John Mohler {Record adu lt ball '" glove, A-2000 ; 4-26-6tc Sales). Rt . I, Bo• 210, Mid· phone 992-5655. IS ACRES , mile from Long dleport, Ohio 45760. Bott om, - 20 miles from 4-29-3tc Mobile Homes For Sale Pomeroy, call Parkersburg 428-1306 or write P . 0 . Box SPECIAL PRICE on Aluminum CASH paid for all makes and 729 -B, c.-o The Da1ly Sen11nel. car top bo11fs until /11\ay 4, ' models of mobil& homes . Pomeroy, Ohio 45169. while stock lasts, 12. 13-14; · PhCN'le.area code 614-423.9531.. ONE YEAR old frame home . 4-26-6fc tof.:JI --e lec fric , paneled phone 992·6256, Klnqsbury Rd . 4·13-tfc 1 No . lB. r-------------o throughout , 2 bedrooms. city LOTS on Wright Street, water , approximately 1; 2 acre 4-29-6tp Pom eroy Phone 742-6630. Air Conditioners lol. Fourth Street, Reed sville, 4-19· 121c .,...-,----:---Awnings pri ce $10,500 , will consi der SMALL black Shetland pony, small depos it and land con - 4 BEDROOM house . Pomeroy. cheap, registered sta llion , Underpinning ca ll after 7 p.m v1eekdays, tract ; phone 667-6386 phone 992-6256 anyttme Sa turday .1nd Sun4·29 lip 4-29-3tp Complete mobile home day , 992-7775. service - plus gigantic 4-27-Jtc NEW TOTAL Etectrfc frame VISIT Kingsbury Home. Sales & display of moblle homes ServIce for a better buy In 12' · home, baseboard heat, hard - NEW HOUSE _ 3 bedroom always avallable at ... 14' wide mobile homes or a wood fl oors, 3 bedroom, bath, wilh ove r half acre on roomy double -wide 5-4x24, 3 liv ing room, dining room , Flatwoods Rd .. call 992. 2735 . MILLER built 1n kitchen , breezeway, , 4. 24 .6tp bedroom, 2 baths - 44x24. 2 garage, c ity water . Lot size bedrooms ; made by Skyline 100x400 plus nine -tenths BEDROOM h Corp . Built right . 2x4 con MOBILE HOMES 1n comp let ed . Addit ional lot 3 ouse struction . Now on display on new tor •ed air gas • use Syra , 1120 Washington Blvd. available : Tuppers Pla ins, '• - ~ Ktnasburv Rd. Countv Rd . 18, 1 Ohio . Price $18,000 as 1o: , 'urna ce, 1ow u1 1'1 1 1es, 1arge 423-7521 BELPRE. 0. Rt 33 North , Come now or h '( level lot with storm fence; P one 66 7-6386. h to our Grand Opening on N\/Jy 992 5792 4-29-ltp P one · · 12 13. Office hours 2 p.m . to 7 BEFORE you buy any new p . m . or by appointment . Mobile Home-, you should ... ..- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Phone 992 ·6256 . Our ·low consider the large savings ~ overhead meons big savings you can have by pur chasing a to you . late model used Mobile Home. 4-29 · 12tp Her!':! are some every day low prices· 1 - 1970 - 44)(12 H & N day old or started Buddy, 13.395 ; 1 - 1971 Leghorn pullets. Both floor or 60x12 Buddy , 3 bedroom , 11!2 cage grown available . bath , $4,695 ; 1- 1972 - 60>~12 Poultry housing & Cranbrook, J bedroom, automation . Modern Poultry, "sharp," S4,695; 1 - 50x 10 399 W. Main, Pomeroy. 992 - Liberty - extra clean, S2,795, 2164. "s uper buy of the week" ; 1 4-29-ltc 1971 - 60•12 Buddy. S3.995; ----::-:---,----:.,...-: all prices include deliverY and ST-EREO, Modern Walnut set-up Th is is 'just a few of the stereo, AM-FM radio com - bargains avai able at Berrybinatioo, 4 speed changer, 4 Mtller Mobile Home Sales, 705 speakers. separate controls . Farson Street, Belpre. Otuo, Balance $68 .53. Use our phone 423-9531 . Shop . here budget !erms. Call. 992-3965. first. you'll be glad you did . 4·29-6tc 4-27-Jtc $600 May 31st and/ geP6:oo per ton Real Estate For Salet 18 ACRES , F ""le Real Estate For Sale Here's our king of the large garden tractors! It's a 16 hp' link between the lawn tractors and large farm tractors. Has a hydrostatic drive that eliminates clutching and shifting gears, has integral hydraulic lift that raises and lowers attachments with your touch on the lever. large 27" by 9.50" ground-hugging tires and deluxe adjustable seat let you work in comfort. Excellent visibility, footoperated disc brakes, plenty of work-saving attachments. EARLY ORDERS SAVE resources and serv ices. The Cluster Group is span. sorihg Yocum 's appearance here. Hot W~ter Heater~ ~ tl '8 f1i~WORK 'H0RS!! ~ BLOCK MEDICATED ~.. ~ Yocum to speak to Com majors ' . HUM I 01 FIE RS I Pels For Sale MAKE YOUR LAWN AND GARDEN WORK EASIER SWEETLIX FLY & WORM CONTROL .,,.. •• Furnace Controls IN MEMORY of Mrs. Mic hael TERRIFIC new money making {Elsie) Epple, who passed to program! Sell phonograph her eternal home one year records by mail. Write for ago today , April 29. 1972. details to: John Mohler, Rt . 1, Sleep on thy pains are o'er, Bo)( 210, Middleport, Ohio Sweet is thy rest oft needed 45760. SHOOT, also rifle mat . before ; 4-29-Jtc GUN ches, open sites only and He sent His angels to help you special deer slug match . o'er, And carried you away to MEIGS County Fish & Game Forked Run Sportsman Club, that blissful shore. Associat io n will hold a Sunday, April 29th. 12 noon . Where sorrow and pain are no meeting, /INty 2nd, 7:30p.m .. 4-26-3tc more . at Syracuse Club Rooms. Sadly missed by husband , 4-29-Jtc Michael and step-children . - - ' -- - - - - ' - 4 29-ltc CAR PORT Sale: Three families . Thursday and Fr iday , May 3 and 4, 91B So. Third . Middleport ; Avons, SIAMESE & Burmese kittens ; Toys, c_lothing , misc. phone 985-4248 or 985-3565. 4·29-3tp 4·29·61p c:::o:--=c el cierl y "w"'I"L'L'-ta"k::ec-c:ca:cr::e-o"t-ctow TOY POODLES, 2 only, AKC women in my home ; phone registered , beautiful house . 742-3875. ~ts . They do not shed ha ir . 4-25-6tc House trained, must se ll.. = ::----,....,.---::-:Phone Gallipolis 446 -9539. NOWopen to serve you PAUL'S 4·26-61c AUTO PARTS . We need your junk car or truck ; see us 3 REGISTERED Norwegian before you se ll. Rt . 7 By -Pass, elkhounds. call after 4 p. m . , Pomeroy, Ohio. · 992·7232. 4-27-6tp MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. PH. 992-2176 HEATING & ' l'fV\l.JNG yuvli . · . Time w ill never dim the memories, Of the one we dearly loved ; A smile, a voice. a love is :~!~~g. Since God called him Sometimes it's hard to un derstand , The things that have to be; But God in His Wisdom, Has a plan beyond our power to see. So sadly missed by Mother, Dad, sisters and families . 4·29-Hc • F1ant sized orunsized seed-corn, soybeans, sorghum, acid-dellnted cotton , pelleted beets, popcorn, and a wide variety of edible beans -through the same metering system. \ 992-2448 JO" or. Largest End · God saw that he was suffering, . . The hills were hard to climb; ~o He dosed his weary eyes, ~7~e whispered peace be • •.§imple air-powered seed metering system (only 3 moving parts) lets you precision plant at speeds up to 7 mph. BUY 'NOW AND SAVE! •• •• ., of ... aymond (June) FHch. Jr . , • No other planter plants so accurately .. . no other planter is so simple and convenient ... because NO OTHER PLANTER PLANTS WITH AIR POWER. .. ., memory ~~ passed away April 2'1, INTERNATIONAL®400 CYCLO®PLANTER . •• l:::OV'tNG D WE WISH to express our sin cere fhlllnks and appreciation to friends and neighbors for their kindness , sympathy and beautiful floral offerings and • p~ 0 M . UlmUhJ Diameter 8:30a . m . to s·oo p.m Dally , 1 :30 a . m to 12 ·00 Noon Saturday . LANDMARK has EVERYTHING .••'· BLIND ADS OFFICEHOURS Operation Red Ball Day set :-. ., ., ., lor soional wordword m;n;mum . addit 2c . Addit ional 25c Charge per Advertisement . · FARMING · WANTED CHIPWOOD CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY .. .... whi~h position you are ap· ply1ng for. training , schooling , present and prt!vious occupation. State why you are interes ted and when available. State it in terested In full or part time . All repl les strictly con · f i dential . Interviews arranged . 4. 29 _31c Cad r ot Thanks nHEI'l " · man Please reply to P. 0 . . Bo)( 406, Pomeroy, 0 . State The Publisher - Tractor safety practices . • • • • Important m spnngttme .:n. oevot Publicat ion REGULATIONS of use . By'C. E. Blakeslee Another key is keepmg the cooling fins Extension Agent, Agriculture clean. Dirt and debris m. Turnulating nn the fins ,POMEROY- This is the time of year when prevent rapicf cooling . Be s ure cover plate$ and ~ we love to see the grass start to grow, but are other parts are in pi<JCC so blower c<:~n conC(Jncerned about the agonies of keeping the tinually cin..'ulat e air 0\'Cr the fins. lawn mowed. How 's this for a typical Key nwnber four· is a1r cleaner service . Jt 's springtime remark : important to clean ilnd re-011 the cleaner every " That dwnb lawn mower ... just bought it eight hours . On oi l bath type cleaners, fill oil last spring, and now it won 't start." c up to oil level mark and maintain it there to Sound familiar '? 1t happens to many who assure clean air . Metal mesh filter types need shove the mower in the corner of the garage cleaning in kerosene and re.(llled . after the last fall clipping and forget about it. . OPPOSE ISSUE I - A committee to defeat State Issue I , l'oam rubber type filters should bewashed What went wrong? the lottery tax, has heen formed in Meigs County. Residents in a hot water solution of household detergent , According to Extension Agricultural re-oiled with 1 tO 3 teaspoon s of oil as recom. of OhiO Will vote rn that issue among many others at the May 6 primaries. The committee above mapping its campaign mended by manufa cturer, and squeezed in includes, seated, I tor, the Rev . Robert Bumgarner, Midseveral times to distribute oil evenly through Engineer William E. Gill, there are ~veral dleport Heath Umted Methodist Church; the Rev . Audry filter . Dry, paper type filters s hould be Miller, pas tor of the Middleport Church of the Nazarene; ''keys"· to better small engine performance. • replaced when dirt does not drop off easily First off, the Ohio State University specialist standing, I tor, the Rev , Howard Shiveley, Racine Wesleyan when tapped on a rlat surface . United Methodist, and the Rev . Robert Card, Pomeroy, says proper storage when the machine is not in If you are not mecham(!ally mclincd to do use (Like last fall after the last mowing) is the cha irman, of the Pomeroy cluster, United Methodtst your work, have a rehable serv.tce center tune first key . Had you drained the tank and let the Churches. Other committee memhers will be the Rev : Edup your engine every 150 to 200 hour·s of use . ward Fisher, Rar.ine First Baptist; Robert King of the engine run until all gasoline was out of the This involVes plugs, pOints and condenser plus carburetor, removed the spark plug and Bradbury Church of Christ; Edson Roush, Meigs checkin g and cleaning air breather on the Cooperative Methodist Parish, 'and Mrs. Eulah Francis, squirted a little oil through the opening to cran k case . Middleport Church of the Nazarene. , lubricate the cylinder (hand cranked to spread Sha rpe n blades (on rotary type mowers ) , ;· oil on cylinder walls and piston ), used standard for a olean cut.. : ~~ grade or lead free gasoline when refilling just That dumb mower ought.a sta rt now. ' ! before use th1s spring, it probably would have IF YOU -OVERCAMF. your objections tu : 'I started on the first pull. lawn mowi-ng then· you should follow the The second key is use of the proper spark recommendati on of Turfgrass Specialist plug. A fouled plug is a common ailment among PT. PLEASANT - Monday st1ckers to be pla ced on the RobectMiller of The Ohio 'State University who sma11 engines. Remember , such engines have r ecommends sp ring, summer and early fall is "Opera twn Red Ball Day" wmdow of a room occupied by only on plug and when it becomes fouled, applications of fertilizer to your lawn to keep 1t w1th . the Pt, Pleasant Area ~1 child or inva lid so that in the Jaycees and the Ma son County event of fire the fi l'emen can you 've had it. By using the proper heat type for healthy and growing . ' ., • . the engine design and the load condition under For bluegrass lawns including A-20, Boa rd of Educatwn in charge. quickly ci rcle the dwelling and A represcntattve of the dete rmine if there is someone . : which it is operating, the plug keeps the proper Fy1king , Merion, Pr<:~to, Penns tar, Windsor and temperature to burn itself clean. Jaycees met w1th the local .who c:ou ld not escape the other improved Kentucky bluegrass varieties, Of course you have to use the oil recomapply fertilizer around April 15, ag<:~ m about board of educatiOn earlier in flames of the1r own accord mended for your engine, Gill says. That's the JWle I to 15, a third dose July 15 to August 10 , the month and it was dectded LJ·~ pped m the bQuse. The life-.savmg program is third key to good performance. Most and a final application September I to 15. Skip that Monday , April :lO would be manufacturers recommend a single grade oil the f1rst one 1fyour.Iawn con tains Park, Delta., the target date for d1stnbution sponsored by the Pt. Pleasant " such as SAE No. 30 with the old API rating of of the " Red Ball" stickers in Area Jaycees in cOope ration Newport or~rnon Kentucky bluegrass. MS when operating at air temperatures above Do not apply more than 2 pounds of actual grades one through eight. . The with the fire departments of ( , 40 degrees. With 2 cycle engines, where you nitrogen (N) per 1,000 square feet of lawn at stickers, with a le tter of ex~ Mason County and the , '· fnix the oil with the gasoline, be sure to mix the one tlme. For example, if y.ou arc usmg a 10-G-4 , planation to the parent<;, were Amencan Red Ball Transit Co . exact amount recommended. The wrong 1 , 1().3-7,etc,. you would apply 20 pounds per 1,000 g1ven to tea chers last week to , ·' amount results in poor performance, he said. square feet . With a 20-10-10, 20-10-5, etc., only 10 be passed ,out to each Ma son .. On 4-cycle engines, fill crank case to proper poWlds per 1,000 square feet need be used to get County s tudent the sti me day. le•el with oil- to full mark, if dip stick type, or Parents should be loo king for the 2 pounds actual nitrogen per 1,000 squure the sticker when their cluldren : 'r to plug opening level on others. Check oil every feel. , ' t~ree to four hours and ch1!nge it every 25 hours return from school Monday Happy lawn mowing! '' a ftern oo n. If the chi ld does not ' bnng an "OperatiO n Red Ball " s li cke r hom e, chances are tha t the s tudent c1ther lost or mbp(accd 1t. If this happens, p::~renl~ may contact the loca l fi1·c departmen t or a member , of the Pl. Pleasanl Area " Jay c~es and a sticker, ,vpl be .. GALLIPOLIS - Spring is are taken in property damage , PTO before uncloggmg, ad- made available . , The rneamng of " Operation JUSting or servicin !l; eqtupment.. always a busy season for medical costs , hme gff frOm Red Ball" is for small red - Set wheels as wide apar_t -· .., farmers but most of them in work, lost earning power , and as practica l for the JOb for Gallia County will be spending insurance costs. Marriage License bette r stab1l1ty. The following are tips for , ·' more hours than ever on their POMEROY Bernard When s topp ed, take safer tractor operation: - " tractors this spring . Brooks Lyons , 22, Middleport, tractor out of gea r, firmly set - Stay clear of ditches The reason is simple, ' -~ worldwide demand for food embankments, holes, etc., to brakes, Clnd-or usc park luck. and Penm Vonon Walters, 18, Middleport. Take the key with you. ,.,., and fiber is bringing more avoid upset. acres into production, ac· - Keep children and other "passe ngers" off and away ; '.:' cording to J. Melvin Gilbert, , ,', chairman of the Gallia County from the tractor . ,,., ' Agricultural Stabilization and - Cut. speed when turning, .. - . Conservation ( ASC ) Com- crossing slopes, or when · on ~ ·l· mittee . rough, slick or muddy sur ~ '' Whenever anyone pushes faces. himself 00 the limit, as many - Stay off hills and slopes too farmers will be doing this steep for safe operation . ••• - Engage dutch slowly with • J spring, he becomes more accident-prone," Gilbert said. heavy loads to £:!Void baCkward ·~ "This means that good tractor tipping and don't overload. - Hitch heavy loads only to safety practices are im-~ portant." drawbar a nd use front weights ·~ In the United States, tractor to balance tractor, if needed. If accidents account for 800 to drawbar is on a 3-point hitch , ·~ 1,000 deaths each year. In set it no higher than fixed =~ addition , tens of thousands of drawbar. farmers suffer disabling inKeep power take-off •• juries, and millions of dollars shields iri place and turn off the NEW td WA~T ADS INFORMATION · an e DEADLINES ' HAVE immediate need tor 3 5 P.M . Day Befo~e P'ubl ic ation . good employes. One office Mond~y Oeadlme 9 a . m nJrl full~ t t· 1 t Cancellation - Corre·o'·1 00 , ~ ' "" par •me; 5 ore Will be UUpfed until 9 a . for salesman, 1 appliance service Doille.-991·3884 True Ele(Jance in Wheels Lowest Prices tn The Valley! GENERAL TIRE SALES N. 2nd AVE. 992·7161 MIDDLEPORT, 0. �I' ' . i • .' \ 24- The Sunday Tm1es. Senlmel, Sunday, Apnl29,1973 ' . J OLD furnlture . oak tables , Business·.Services '69 PLYMOUTH Roadrunner , 2 door , V 8. automatic , sharp , orange w1lh black v.nyl lop , organs. dishes. clocks, brass beds or complete households Wr lfe M . D. Miller, Rt . 4, Pomeroy. Oh io . Auto Sales WaniP.11 To Buy best offer , phone 98.5 3582 -4 Phone 992· 19 31c 1· 7 ttc 1969 CHEVROLET Impala, 2 Blue Ridge In tenor- ExtP.rior door Custom . power steertng , a 1r, low m1teage, phone 667 SMALL to medium ~·ze farm , 6317 15-125 acres , ca ll 992 7077 4 26 Jtp atter 5 30 p. m or wnte Dorsey Hall. Box 14, 1969 FORO TOR IN O GT con . Minersville . Oh10 45763 . lATEX PAINT For wood and masonry frn1shes . vert1ble, automat1c. 351 engine , pr1ced to sell Ph one 9913170 4 26 31c 4 26 6lp WANT to bUy old fash ioned furniture of all kind . also NOW OPEN ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE PAINT SPECIAL! 6271 , HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. 773 -5554 Ma~on , W. Va . 1964 IMPALA , A door hardtop , power steering and brakes, good co ndition , dwner 1~ E. Henson , Rt 2, ret1red. tess than )6.000 actua l McDermott Oh10 . phone mdes. ph one 992 - ~936 858 2540 4 - ~6 3tc 4 22· 18tp old poskar:ds, albums and other derns Whaf have vou? HOME & AUTO 992 -2094 ~06 E. Main Pomeroy Near Crossroads St . Rt. 124 . All mechanic work 1nclud1nfj auto. tran ~ . Mon ~hru Sat. 8:30a.m. to 5 p.m. 3.99 gallon brass beds, wooden •ce boxes, POMEROY OFFICE SUPPLIES FURNITURE Stop In and See .our Floor Display. Ph. 992 -7121 or 992 -6392 Business Services Help Wanted MODERN sept1c tank serv1ce, 14 hours , 7 days a week Phone 99:1·3954. 4·10-JOtc JAtJITOR - tvtl pr part time Reply to Sox 266 in care of Tnbune. 96-tt EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 On Most American Cars -GUARANTEEDPhone 992 -2094 ~nd Pomeroy Home & Auto Open 8 Tll5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Mam, Pomeroy, 0 . EXCAV ATING DozerS, large and small, Backhoes and EXCAVAT ING, dozer, IOllder O'DELL WHEEL alignment Loaders on trac k and tires , and backhoe work; septic loca ted at Crossroads, Rt J2.4 . Dump tr uc ks Lo boy ' tanks installed ; dump trucks complete front end ser-v1ce, WANTED - OLD UPRIGHT EXPERIENCED Se rv1ce . Sept1c tanks In and lo boys for htre; wilt haul tune up and brake service: PIANOS Any con dlf10n Business Services sta ll ed , George ( Bill ) ,.II did, top soil, limestone Wheels balanced elec Pay1ng S10 each F ~rst floor Radlato Pul lins, phone 992· 2478 or 992 antJ gravel; call Bo'> or Roger trontcally . All work ' only Wn te grvmg d~r ecttons . SEWING MACHINES . Repatr 7407 2-9-tfc Jeffers, day phone 992-7089; guaranteed Rea son able Ptanos. P 0 Box 188, Sa rd 1s, serv1ce, all makes. 992 -2284. n1ght phone 992 3525 or 992Service rates Phone 992 -3213 or 742· Oh1 o 43946 The Fabr1c Shop, Pomeroy 5232. HARRISON'S TV ~erv1ce and 3232. 4-29 6tp Authonzed Smger Sales anr From the laroest Tr uck nr Servi ce Calls . phone 992-2522 2 Jl .tfc 2·18·tfc ServIce We Sharpen Sctssors Bulldozer Radtator to the 2·9 Jtc - - - - - - -- - - -329tt. ' :,mauesr Hearer Lore. Employment Wanted Nathan Bigg~ ~~ E-,A:-D::::Y"'~::-: M~tx """~Cc:: Oc:-Nc::Cc:Rc:: -E T E WILL do bookkeeping m ·my Radtator Specialist de liver ed right to your home . Contact Cheryl GARAGE re pa 1r , tune ups . proiecl Fasf and easy Free Go Mobile With Goble! Laud ermllt , 2nd St ree t , plugs , points and condenser , 8 est1mates. Ph one 992 3284. Ma son or phone 773 5613 cy l , $17 95 and 6 cyl , $14 95 , Goegle tn Ready · M ix Co ., H4 24 6lp call for appotntment , Ra cme Middle~ort . Oh <o. 6·3o.ttc Ph 992-2174 Pomeroy Garage, Ra cme, Ohto, 949 For Sale 361 1 4·8-30tc SEPTIC TANKS CL&ANED 2 REDBONE Coon hound pups. 4 mon ths old , male , ca ll 985 REASONABLE rates . Ph 446· Help Wanted 3932 after 5 p m 4782, Gallipolos, John Russell , O.Vner & Operator . 4 27 Sic s. J2. Jtc SE PTIC TANKS AROBIC WOMEN'S ----~-~ HONDA 305 Super Hawk , ex SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEAN WEAR C BRADFORD, Au ctt oneer ce llent co ndtt 1on. Gra vely ED, REPAIRED . MILLER Complete Service tra c tor qnd mower ; ph om STORE SANITATION, STEWART, 949-5953 Phone 949 3821 SEEKS OHIO PHONE 662·3035 Racrne , Ohjo 4 27-6tc 10 4 tf f CLERICAL Cr~H Bradford 5 1 tfc HELP FOR ELNA and Wh1te Sew mg RECEIVING Machtnes service on all makes Reasonable rates . DEPARTMENT The Sewing Center , Mid Must be High School dleport , Oh 1o Graduate Liberal 11 -16-tfc Discounts, Pa1d Holidays. Send resume to Box 268 c o SEE us FOR : Awnmgs, storm 85 N. COURT ATHENS, Galltpolts Dally Tnbune doors afld windows, carports , marquees, arummum Siding 2&3 and rai11ng A. Jac ob, sale::: EXPERIENCED Par representative For free Mana9 e r Good work1n~ BEDROOM es ttmates , phone Charles conditiOns Pa1d vacation and Lts le , Syracuse, V V holiday s Hosplfat 1zatt on and CAMPING : Canvas Tents, 49 95, any s1 ze. 49 to choose Johnson and Son, Inc rettrement plan available Always The Best Deal On Best Homes from - Vmyl Air Mattress, Stars & Strtpes, 1 49 3·2·1fc Reply to Box 266 10 care of Totem Cots, 9 49 - Ground Cloths, 5x7, 1 69 Tnbune DA NNY 'S TV Serv1 ce, Ma son, 96 tf W Va , ph one 773 5976 HOUSEWARES: Ice Buckets r I 49 - Oil Lamps , 2 19 up ~ -GOLDEN EMPRESS 4 27 tfc PARTS Clerk . Good worktng Plashc Tumblers, 4c e a , Embrordery Floss, l c ske m - VAN DYKE conditt ons Paid vacation and OOZER and back hoe work·, -GRAYWOOD holidays Hospitalization and HARDWARE · 12 pc Socket Sets, 2 49 - Lin coln Welder s, ponds and sept1c tanks , ditre1trement plan available -GRAND HAVEN 92 50 - 61h" Power Saws, 12 99 chtng serv1ce ; fop so1 1, f111 Reply to Box 266 tn care of X " d 1rt , ltmestone , B&K Ex .. -HILLCREST Tnbun e. cavattng Phone 992 5367 , SPORTING GOODS: Approved He lmets, 16 95 - Ch1 ld 's - HALLMARK 96·11 Di c k Kafr, Jr CHECK OUR L1ie Vest. 2 49 - Ftsh Kn1fe, 39c - Pocket Kn 1ves, 59c - ESQUIRE 9.J.ffc EXPERIENCED Body SPECIALS CLOTHING: Betts, 39c - Men' s T1e s. 19c - T Sh1r ts. Me c han 1c. Good working AuTOMOBI,LE rnsuran ce been UP TO 12 YEAR FINANCING cond1t10ns. Pa td vacation and Andy Capp, Arc h1e Bunker, etc , 79c - Baby Blankets, cancelled? Los t your holidays Hosp1ta lizatton and WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL 2 m pkg , 99C - Western Sh1rts, Reg 9 00, now 4 49 operator's license? Call 992· retirement plan available . Tank Tops. Reg 9 00. now 4 49 - Wrangler Colored 2966 Reply to Box 266 m ca re of Cords, 4 98 - Wrang ler Jeans , 5 95 , up to 12 00 va lues 6 15 lfc Tribune - Women's Blouses & Tops at Tremendou s Savmgs 96 t1 HOUSE AND Roof · pamflng ; 1nterior and ex tenor, free AVON wan ts 3 people to work es timates Ca\1992 7008 or 99'2· part ttme, es ti mated earn1ng s OPEN 9:00-5 : 30 DAILY 2.460 of $.40 a week or more 4 19 30tc EXCEPT MONDAY& FRIDAY TIL9 poss1 ble Call before 9 a m or after 6 p m Helen Yeager, WILL tnm or cut trees, clean 586 Locust St. 992-7004 Middleport Ja ckson , OhtO 286 4028. out betsements. att1cs, etc. OPEN SUNDAY 12 'TIL 5:30 Open 8 to 6 Mon . thru Sat. 99·4 and parnt roofs, phone 949 3221 NEED 1mm ed tatet y, Sharp 17 otc Gtrl, ex peri e nced 1n Party Plan for Superv tsor work from Jul y to December. Tra1ntng 1n May. call now collect 1 614-.471 ·1970 or 471 6109 100 3 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Where Dealin' Is 25 -The-Sunday Times- Sentmel, Sunday' April 29,1973 Help Wanted EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR f Planning and Developmen Organiution ) POSITION open 1n challeng ing program · to administer an eleven county dtstr ict for ove·rall commu n i ty development 1n southern Ohro Off1ce located m Portsmouth , Oh1o Must ha'lole work ing knowledge of Federa l Programs and loca l government structure Expenence 10 planning, economic and socta:l d evelopment desirab le Mrn1mum 4 years expenence wrth degree rn related f1eld or equ tvalent exper1ence Ap pl 1cation may be made by obta1mng and f1lllng out a Standard Form 171 available at the Post Offtce and sub· m1ft1ng it , along wtth a resume, to Mr James Smith, Chairman , Oh1o Valley Reg1onal Developmet Comm1sston, 740 Second Stree t, Portsmouth , Ohio , 45662. Appticcltlons must be rece•ved by Nt.ay 15, 1973 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 101 ·3 NEEDS LPN"' rttlred !!N lq work in nufsf ng home, ~•n ltve 1n . Wnfe 8o)( 313, lronton. Ohio Rout~ 1. NOW taking applications for kennel help and person that 's 1nterested In all breed grooming . Between HI and SO, hvl ng accommodat ions can be had . Must be ectlvl! end slnure position is salaried.. G1ve all deta ils about yourself including photo, phons no. Wnte to Margo Kennels, Rt · 1, Sox 191, Byesville, Oh io •3723. • 98·6 For Women's Wear Store EXPERIENCED SALES LADIES WANTED PARlor FULL TIME L•beral Discounts Paid Holidlyl State age and experience . Send resume to Box 268 C·O Galli polis Dally Tribune. Th e Best MOWS MOST EVERYTHING FROM BEAUTIFUL LAWNS TO ROUGH WEEOSANO UNDERGROWTH SALE THRU SUNDAY --~~--- Grmly76 HP Custom So.tllftamabc Tractorwtth 30• Rotar, Mower 8rtd Ridin1 Sulky optional C~11n Guard • Swivel action mower a ttachment follows ground contour • All-gear, steel-shaft drive from engine to mowing blade . • Instant forward-neutral-reverse tractor action for easy handling. • Use sulky attachment to ride in level areas, detach and walk for extra maneuverability. • Wide variety of.att!lchments for gardening, lawn care, and snow removal . ~ --- FREE COUNSELING We'll help you match the equ1pment to the JOb w1th a w1de selection of tractors, accessories, and features. Come in and talk it over, try 'em out today! Goble .Mobile Homes ANTIQUE AUCTION CO. FAIRGROUNDS, ATHENS, Located on R-56 in West edge of Athens NO VIEWING UNTIL 8:00 A.M. DAY OF SALE. OVER 60 PIECES REF. ANTIQUE FURNITURE· 20 CLOCKS - 30 LAMPS. Saturday 1 to 5 Sunday ·1 to 5 Typical Comments from Open House Visitors A United States Steel creatton: steel studhig (instead of wood) 30 year guaranteed steel lap siding & sof!its for a maintenance free exlerior. Exclusive country es,tate settmg. Let Us Build Your 3 B. R.'s, big L. R. Beautiful built-in kitchen with large eating area, ceramic tile bath with shower and v~anfiory, separate laundry room,. electric heat, 6" insulatJon in ceiling, w-w carpeting, full garage, 70'1<120' lot with city type water, sewer, & streets. '18,950 FARMERS HOME LOAN; · '260 DOWN & '128 1\110. New "Can't belive it takes only 1 qt. of paint for the exterior" Home! "Best buy we ve seen in the area" 1 "Can't believe it's so large inside" "Bestfloor plan for a house its size we've ever seen" . "2 of the largest bedrooms we've seen in a house under 535,000" "We love the high land overlooking the valley" . • Built ,by: B&K Excavating Marked 17" btsque head & ctrms w-kid body. 26" old chma head doll, Sl/2" b1sque doll & others, lg. cut glass tankar_.Q, 4 matching c ub tumblers, cvt perfunie. cut footed f(cftt bowl. Nucut nappy, 2 wall felephones , round butter mold. stemmed cake plate, lg pattern glass compote, flashed ruby , over 20 piece ~ Candlewick crystal, 11 1ce c ream dtshes , slag duck , 2 Carnrval, Roseville, mo ld blown crutts, Globe amber fru 1t ta r , othe r tar s, sr,avrng stand. ."" gypsy pOt, wagon seal. 2 dmner bells, mrlk can s, brass kettle, trans, ptc fr ames , old bottl es FEW MISC PIECES GLAS SWARE , ETC NO MINIMUM BIDS & NO BY· BIDDING ,NOT RES. FOR ACCIDENTS TERMS : CASH C. E. SHERIDAN, AUCT. AMESVILLE, 0 . 614·448·4263 MODEL HOME FURNITURE & DECORATIONS BY EMPIRE FURNITURE CO. SALES REPRESENTATIVE: G4LLIPOI:.IS, OHIO ' • DIRECTIONS; Drive west ~n~Rt. 35 to Rodney - pass Rf, 588 on left go 500ft, & fake right 200 yds. to house- follow signs. 3 miles from Gallipolis at city limits. ,VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR., BROKER L. Teaford, Gordon B·. Teaford . Associates: Helen PHONE EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES ~· '· . .. .' -~ .. ·"""·! ' 110 . ..... RODNEY· VILLAGE 2 .. 992-3325 RODNEY, OHIO I MECifANIC STREET ...... ·1·····""' . . . ,. . -··<. . >'!~,. ~ POMEROY; OHIO • • ~ .. . .. . .. ........ ~,.., ... ,....... • Real Estate For Who take pride in serving quality food, d1tsons~ • pleasant working con pasd·vacation, hospitalization. Apply In person at Bob Evans Steak H d 8 bE ouse an 0 vans Drive ln. - dollars , n.tt I JUNK auto and scrap melal Ph 3888116 · 4Sl5econd Ave. Gall~~~~·; ~=:~d'"" Douglas Wetherholt Brokers 614·446·3434 _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __:89 26 32 State Tel. 446·1998 Really, Sl . • NEARCJTY - At1Bro ck, 6rms W ld' L and bath , H.W tl oors Wit~ or s argest . carpe t rn l1v rm , dm . rm , THE LEADER SINCE 1900 IN hatlandbalh L" rm osl4 ' • SE RVING THE NATJON 'S 18' w1fh F .P Pl en ty ca bmcts, BUYERS & SELLERS. bar , s tove and oven m kt f· Ph. 4146·0008 chen Free wat er and on NEW L 1ST 1NG COM water line Tht s beauty IS MER C 1A L 0 R R E 5 1DEN loca ted on 9 A llat and TIAL Nice 6 rm home sha ded lot Price only $25,000 toea ted a ll Eastern Ave Here's A Beauty WEBUY , SELL, ORTRADE Price Reduce d WANTED to buy , ~ell or trade BEAUTIFUL SPLIT LEVEL ~ Priced R1ght Notice t(ly elec1ric tram , 446-48-43 ' Home , 2 Acr es E:.fra large home w1th three ATTRACTIVE 3 240.Jf bedrooms, one and ha lf baths BEDROOM HOME WITH THE FIRST GUY TO full bn sement , coun ty water: FAM ILY ROOM , WOOD OFFER l21 , 000 BUY 5 LAND, 1 to 11)(1 a c re~, any large lot , about two miles ou t BUR NIN G F IREPLACE , THIS N EARLY NEW J' locatton, ph 446 2852 ot town , c 1ty schools VERY NICE KITC H EN BEDROOM BRICK ( RANGE AND OVEN ). 100 tt FULLY CARPETED ROUTE 35 BEYOND THUR . GREE N ACRES - 4 bdrms , f er~ l ures J BR , LR, dlnmg PRETTY BATH AND CE NTRAL AIR , ONE CA R u" ,.. large llv rm and kitc he n, new rm , Kit chen, ce lla r, carport FLAT LANDSCAPED n~.._ .. _ VeFy nrce sr:. room t and larg e Iron ! porch This USEDelednc hot water heater , GARAG E NOB OOY WI LL LOT l 1 2 MI LE OUT 446 4214 with bath home on three carpe over H W. firs . Cen home is mos tly ca rpe ted and BOTHER YOU HERE PR ICE() S22 ,5 00 AND quarters acre 1n Ja c kson Arr tnstalled 2 yrs ago, a t has 1 d LO T S OF ROOM OUT 100 3 Cou n t Y Hardwo od lt Qo r s, lached gar. n. . .ner ha• plan s ummum sr rng and YOU 'L L AGREE , IT S S IDE WA S PRICED AT d ~ "' s tor ma wrndows WORTH IT 'S2J 000 wall to wall carpeL fuel an has priced fhts one to sell A sA 011 WANTED to buy vacant land , 25 furna ce, cen tra l a 1r co nPrrce of 521 ,000 Includes the NEW LI STIN G - 116,900 Modern Nearly mile radt us to Gallipolis 446 d tl10nrng , pr rced at only drapes, di shwasher and cook We Need Ltsl1ngs WITHOUT A DOUBT, lh os Phone 446-4672 1799 J:o! ew 3 Bed room $18,500 stove modern 6 rm horne IS pnced F ARM S AND BASE LA ND __________________102 6 In Town way below market value 281 State Street ANY RESIDENTUAL CE NTE NARY If you are OWNER ' LEAVIN G STATE PROPERTY , CITY OR Speetal features Include a 12 x C HAN CES ARE YOU lookmfl for locatiOn, qual1ty Want s to sell lh1 s very lovely RURAL 20 family rm . wtlh palro WON ' T HAVE TH I S Q-p Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 and prrce, don 't pass this one three bedroom home m quret PORTUNITY AGAI N doors, nice buil l rn k1l chen For Rent by 6 rms , bath, laundry and subdrv1sron wllh clfy water Best Buy ......... . BEAUTIFUL L SHAPED wrlh a se pa rate ea t rng area at tac he d garage Pn ce and schoo ls Full basement RANCH WITH M O DERN In Memory TWO-"?"AY Rad1os, Sales & a nd a lMgc lot 10 mmut es BRADBURY furn rs hed ef m ;oo '"County $17,500.00 ha s recrea tron room w1 th K IT C HEN (RANGE, DI SH lrom town Serytce New and used CB's, frcrency apartment , adults WA S HER ETC). LARGE wood burnmg f1repla cc, in I N MEMORY at husband POlice mon1tors , antennas . only , no pets, 729 Se1= Ave LIVI N G & D ININ G AREA GARFIELO AVE - L1ke Jhe O WNER V.ERY A N XIOU S exce llent condtl1on father and grandfather ~ W111 1 ~ eEtc Bob's C1ttzen Band Radt~ p , BAT H S. 2 CAR AND WILL SELL LESS R1ver? 5 rm on matn fir . All NEW LISTING - NEAR RIO 100 tf Sha fer, who pa ssed away four GRA ND E - 4 room block qu ip • Georges Creek Rd GARAGE LARGE FLAT THA N MARKET VERY carpe t, full flnrshed base IMM ED IATE POSSESSION years ago , Apnl 29, 1969 Galllpolts , Otuo 446 4517 ' SLEEPING room for con S H ADY LO T , CE N TRAL house w1lh ba th and 5 acres of GOOD I YR OLD 3 large block garage plus ONner writ let you move tn AIR \26 , 900 00 DON 'T land $10, 500 B'EOROOM NICE KIT Slruc t1on worker or old age 10':.12' metal bldg 4 A (ol tomorrow rn t his three So ear ly on that Apnl morn WAIT O WNER IN :=--:-:-:----,.---.::212 tf Ct1E N WITH BUILD-IN S, pe nslorrer 4.16 0060 wtlh n ver frontage Pnce LA ND CO NTRACT - LAR GE HURRY , HA S BOUGHT A bedroom ran c h w1th fu ll The day , the month , FLAT LOT M AKE US AN WE HAVE a complete line of $22,500 rARM AND IS READY TO basemen t and large 101. OF~ER OWNE R HA S We Will never forget LOT close to Vmton $200 watches and d 1am on ds -:::~::::::=~:-::-~--·9 6 MAK E S OMEONE A REAL SER IOUS PROBLEM AND Garage tn basement, ceramrc For in our hearts you will down -. $50 per mon th tlARGAIN Compare our pnces 1970 BONNEVILLE 455, hard MUST SE LL 1M bath , butlt -ln ktlchen , pn ce d NEAR I< C Ht Sc - Co lonia L a lways stay M ED I A TELY anywhere Tawney's Jewelry top vrny l top, P S & P B , 2 story , 8 brg rooms, full wel l below $20,000 clean, 50,000 mrles, 379 2255 3 Be droom Home 51 H lrn1shed base , 2'h baths, 2 NI CE COU NTRY HOM E ' We th rnk of him tn silence Brand New Ov('r an acre of rollrng ground 98 6 W B firepla ces. all carpet, 22 A . Edge of Town S R 160 IN VINTO N ~ Very No eye ca n see us weep wrth a nrce 6 rm and ba th FOR th at spec tal g 1ff lor ~--~-....."Split Level cheap hea t & Nat Gas $15 per good tw o story fram e home But many Silent tears are shed home Carpe l, pan e l1ng , Mother's Day Good selec mo ) Large metal barn and W A NT TO DEVELOP SOME ICE space S.04-Sscond Ave P1ck Your wrth four bedrooms, fu ll bath , Wh de other s are asleep basement and s tal e rd frons of fine an hque Chma and OFF L AND OR HAV E A FE W ga rage (30'x60') Pri ce Rear Ca ll 446· 1397 cr fy wat er, wall to wa ll frontage are some of th e Own Carpet · glass p1eces Call 388-8350 for CA TT LE A N D A HOU SE r~duced carpeti ng, we llmsulated, fu el _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___:89.tf God hat h not prom1sed lea tures of fh1 s home , appointment. AND S TI LL BE C LO S E I liP oil furnac e, dou bl e car port MO S T ATTRACTIV E Sk1es a lways blue I MI L E OUT, EXCELLE NT EWING TON 2 nr ce b1g farm Only $12,900 CO UNTRY HOM E 3 OR t1 ::-::::-::-------....:98· 16 TWO bedroom furntshed home Flower strewn pathways F QR BUILD IN G , VERY , JUST COMPLETED New 3 homes , near the new. m1ne BEDROO M S, L ARGE rn R1o Gra nd e WHI sublet VERY NI CE 3 BED ROOM All our li ves thro , BR nil elec ln c home wllh WW BORROW by Ma1l to $800! LI VI N G A N D FOR MA L open 1ng No 1 has 8 btg rm s, CLOSE TO MARKETS Thos H O ME WITH FU LL May 14-Aug 29 245 5422 God hath not promtsed carpe t, The r mopane wm Money for any purpose DIN IN G, HUGE FA M I LY bath an d 4 (teres, good garden BASEME N T. COM very clean, neat , co ll.:t qe w1th Sun without rain dows nrce modern kt lchen, ROOMS , 2 CAR GARAGE Con f1d ent1a l Conven 1ent . - : ; - - - - - -96 ff PLETELY CARPETE D land {Pnce $12,500) . No . 2 J bedrooms 1s on th e edge of J oy WIthout sorrow AT TRA C T IV 6 KITCHEN large l1v mg r oom and carpor t term s - Roberts Loan , Box A N D A K I TCHEN 1' H AT ha s 7 rm s and bath , large WITH RA N GE DISH Pea ce w1thout pam >"LEEP IN G rooms week ry1 town Bull ! m cab mels rn the loca ted in a ncw su bd1vls ton W I LL PLEASE T H E 6071 P, Wheellng , W Va. block garage , near 2 A. land, krtchen , ful l bath, garage , W.A S HER , ETC , 2 BATHS rates . free garage' parking , But God hath prom1sed r AMILY on~ 90x200 to t Easy te rm s on w1lh fruit and bernes Spnng CENTRAL AI R. L ARGE ce ntral air and furnace, wood $19,500 Libby Hotel Streng th for the day ~=--==~--__:83 tf wa ter Pn ce S15,000 FLAT LO T IN C I TY 4 Bedroom Central burn rng frreplace, a real Rest for the labor 241 tf I WILL NOT be responsible for SC HOOL DISTRICT ba rga m at on ly. $1 5,900 Lrght for the way Rou te 1-il two mr from Air in Town RODNEY - 1 yr old Schultz STlaATE any debts other than my own 4 ROOM unf urni shed a tr con wn , 3 BR all elcc tn c home Mobile home, 14' >t 6B' All 12 A . Farm YOU ' RE MI SS IN G A REAL as of today, Aprd 29, 1973 dll ioned , apartment In Lobby GOOD MONEY MAK ER wd h base me nt and 2 baths A In my Father' s house are many Stgned Allen Cox. BA RGA IN IN EX e lec . ce n ~ atr , and n1 ce fur Bu srness rn the hear ! ol town Close to bargatn mans1ons Hotel $150 wdh all uttldres a t $19.000 CELLE NT CO N D ITION ~ht lur c 89 A Lot Reduced wh1 c h owner wan ts to sell due pa1d, 446 1743 The Blessed Master said ATTRACTIVE LIV IN G' $13.900 R1o Grande lo heal th , Has made a n1ce STATE Ro u te 160. n1 ce ly And to prepare a pla ce for us DINING AND KITC HEN 2, 96· tf profrt st-;a d1ty for 30 year!; CHEAP HOUSIN G - 5 rm s BAT H S . F UL L BA S E MENT re modeled 2 story home wt th He travel ed on ahead GOOD J BEDROOM HOME ~·S';'L-;:E:-,:E:-;P::-1:-: N:: G~ • -:R700 --,-M"'s~:~w""eekly Ex ce ll ent for a coupl e or two REALL Y WORTH THE a nd bath wrlh double 4 BR a nd pari ba sement on a WITH BA TH ~ LAND LAYS Our loved one too ha s tourneyed MO NE Y 11 wpmen Pn ced und er $10,000 Lavatory Thi s IS a sec ft ona l rates Park Central Hotel larg e lo t Ask tng $14,900 GOO D A TOBA CCO on. R ASE home on Neighborhood Rd And fr ee from every ~care ':'::~~----~-:.. 30,8 If F IV E ACRES - NI (E HOUSE Here's A Prtce r educed to $13,500 VINTON - In vestment. la rg e Wrth1n God's many man smns For only $10,000 you can be New Twin Plex APARTMENT for construct1on vacant s tore bu 1ld1ng w•1h 2 He rs wa1t1ng for us there Doll Hou se m thts n1ce four rooms nn d men Ph 446 0756 apartmen t upstat rs, $ 15,000 NE W HOMES Sadly m 1ssed by Wife PER F ECT FOR LE T YOUR RENTERS bat h how~e tn good cond 1l1on ST RT 775 -.- 5 blg rm s, Jlh c h1ldr'en a nd grandchlldren ' 267 If NEW LY W E. DS O R AN Y MAKE YdUR PAYME N T S Land 1s leve l to roll rng. pl enty bath, 1,254sq ft l1v area plus TRAILER PARK ...- 19 spots SM ALL FA MIU' YO U 102 1 1 TWO BEDROOM of wafer , 1uel oil furna ce A close to Gav tn plan t 7 mob il e MU ST S EE THE IN SI DE OF carport Free water and FURNISHED apt. adults on ly APARTS, WITH VERY rea l bargatn TH IS E VERYrH tN G I S home s Inclu d ed rn sale located on 1111 A lo t $21,000 NI CE K I·TCHEN S LI V IN G Central heat, parkmg 446 NI CE, FULL Y C ARPETED. Notice Po tenl1 al 111come of $17.000 ROOM , BATH A ND 0338 ' ST RT 35 - All Brick, 5 rm s VACUUM N ICE K IT C H EN AND FORTY ACRES NEAR RIO pe r yea r UTILITY O N LARGE LOT nd bath, attached garag e, a MOTOR 1ST IN SURA NCE BATH 2 BEDROOM S ON 1 - AT EDGE OF TOW N 27tf CLEANER GRA NDE Seven room full and dry base Lot approx COMPANY One s top A LO T D O N ' T OR IVE BY ho use on rol l1ng land t$ tn c1ty SERVICE SLEEPING rooms. Ga lll a 100' x 170' Thi s IS an exce ll en t VINTON - LARGE 2 slory W ITHO UT S TOPPING prolecfton for Auto, Home. sc hool dl s tr1 c t tmmed 1ate wtth lull b.:tsement home Hotel buy for a s king pr1 ce of YOU ' LL GE T THE WRONG Bus rness and L1fe Ray Hawk , Repa1rs - Parts Supplies possess ion, d n ted well, good $2.4,000, IM PRE SSIO N $12,500 00 Rusllc Country Attracl rve pnce In cludes a Agent, 446 2300 5.41 4th Ave New Sweepers $39.95 and up. 94 tf fen ces, pn ced under $18,000 WEST 35 Sub Dlv Beautiful BU Y S I T PLEA S E DO bui ll In , kLt chcn , la rge new , . ~ ,• ' ., 100 tf' Estate Carpet care products. Y OU R SE L F A FAVOR A N D ·~l('~'t, ··~ "'.. \ ~ brt<:k·and-.fr-eme, att etec . and' formal dmrng rm , t rre place LOOK IN SI DE Shampoo Anti. sfatte. Spot ' LOW TAX DISTRI CT 7 A W IT H MILL STREAW 1n l1vrng rm , ufrl tty rm , and 2 a ll carpe t, 2 baths, and 2 car Looking for a mob 1te home Re movers Soli Retardent A N D FALLS BEAUTI FU L Seven ty frve acre far m w( th large por c he.s Would con . garage Loca ted on a !Ia! lot Wanted To Do lot or a qua/tty mob 1 te home" Old Fort Tra1l 3, 4 OR 5 R USTIC Open 10 a m . . 5 p.m very good SIX, room house an d srdcr ,, lrade 100' )( 125' Pr tce $27,000 r We have both at · BEDROO M H OME , l s i Hou se on Left BABYSITTING serv rce rn my Phone 367-7736 ba th , fu e l oil furna ce, Kyger SMITH ROAD - I mile from MODERN K IT CHE N WITH hom e , phone 446·2460 Can , Creek sc hool d rs lr tct, plenty HOUS E. 3 Ctly , all Bri c k, all elec:;, fuJI APARTMENT RA NGE OVE N , D IS H ATTRACT IV E J BEDR OOM furn tsh references DAVIS VACUUM of wa te r, complet e w1 th d tese l WA S HER ETC 2 0arpet It ha s a 2 car garag e a par tm ents on upper ~ou l e 7 HOM E NI CE K ITC H EN , trac tor and .equ1pment comple te ly furntshed If F I RE PL AC E S, F ULL a nd loca ted on a 1'12 A Hat to t VERY WE LL KEPT P LU S ~~~~~~------1026 CLEANER STORE BASEMENT, 2 C AR you're lookrng for a good A NEW 2 CAR GARAGE IF Th1s ts a quality butlt hou se WALLPAPER lNG , vmy l wall G ARAGE OWNER VERY WE HAVE OTHERS - Wh ether YOU WAN T IN TOV\ N F OR 1nves lm en l, don 't wa ll a t $32,000. an d pr1ced . A N XIO U S T O S ELL: WE covenng s Dry wall fm 1shmg UND E R $20,01) 0 H ERE'S I . you wlln l a farm , vaciln t land, FARMS N EED A N O FF ER YOUR C H A N CE IT 'S A tex ture celltng , free estrmate house 1n town, or bu stness . E BLIN RD 86 A, 6 room LIK E TO CO LLECT RENT? pa1nftng, 256 6342 ' CARPE N TRY , NEW LI Sl iN G localton , contact Oh10 Rrver We have 2 197:? mobil e homes modern home, cel lar wtth r oofmg and cemen t work 446 1 Rea lt y lor a ll you r r f!a l estate on a !1 <1 cre lo l tn Addt son bldg over , n rce fr.ame utility 3954 Rodney Cora Rd . GaiiJa Co.'s Largest :~~==-=----- 99·6 need s Twp renhng lor over $.1,000 bldg J.1' x 20' and a large Rodney , Oh1o BABYSITTING serv1 ce tn my 99 6 Real Estate Sales Agency Evenmg s Call446-42 44 pe r yr Se ll rng prr ce ba rn 1,050 lb lob. base Hour s 9 a m to 9 p.m home, Ph one 446-2460 after s c=:~~--­ Steven Befz 446-9583 $1 5, 000 Developed s pnng , 2 crs lerns Office 446. 3643 Monday thru Saturday p m, avatlable to start 4 30- LE T US r estore your old famdy John Fuller 446 -4327 a nd wel l Crty School Pn ce photos Pn ces r easonab le Ph 245-9J74- 245 -S02l Evenings Ca II 73, can furn1 s h references APP ROVED SUBDIVI SION $20.000 Tawney 's Stud io 96 6 E. M . "Ike" Wiseman 446 -37911 16 lois rn Addr son Twp wrt h 5l .tf SAVE Btgt Clean rug s and NEAR Rt0 - 40A tab ba se, a ll all ult ll taes available E . N . Wiseman 446-4500 upho lstery w1fh Blue Lustre EXTRA nt ce 6 room house m PI ROTO T IL LERS, lawn mowers e lec hom e, S rm s and balh , Re nt elecfnc shampooer $1 at Pleasant , less than 5 years old repa1 r 562 Fourth Avenue, . Wanted To Rent a lum sldmg , storm drs and PR ICE REDUCED -; City G C Murphy Lower store and tus l lrk e new, e:.ce ll ent 446 1S62 wtndows and fob barn Prrce Eleganl2 story home tea lures 1016 lo c: .31ton and new ne1g h· NICE garage w1th e lectnc , heal 4, 5 or 6 BRs, 1117 baths, new $18,500 32·11 borh ood For an apporn lmei1 t WOODS MILL RD - 26acres. 4 kli chen, Tam 1l y r m, and pari not ne cessary Ph . 367 7276. THE amaz1.ng Blue Lu stre w1ll to see, ca ll 675 26 15 after 4 room nouse and ou tbuilding s baseme nt The LR and dm 1ng J & W MOUNT --~--~---~---1016 lea ve your uph olstery clean pni $8,200 rm arc carpeted ltnd each CLEANING SERVICE wrth Blue Lustre Rent 102 3 ANY HR 446-199S have a frr e pl ace GENERAL house cleanmg We Camping Equipment elec l r 1c s hampooer $1 al supply a ll the cleanmg sup Centra l Supp ly Co GOOD buddtng lo fs on Rl 35. LOT S ~ FINANC IN G pl ies 388-8875 after 6 p m. call STARCRA FT trailer and 446 1997 FAR M 39 a cres good house, 102 6 AVA ILABLE '~ Mob ole 388 8865 Weekly or monthly folddown htg hest drscount in 388863 1 102] homes welcome, 2 m1 lrom cleanrng by appomtment t rr s tate Us e d 1971 Star 98 6 new lwsprlal THREE bedroom doubl e Wide Ma ster 8, $1.099, used trail ers, 9J .Jf --~ FARMS mobile frailer Comple te ly also finan crng arranged We ;F:;U~L:-:L~o~r-p-a-r7t :-:,:-:,m-'-e-s_e_c~retan a t se K C SC HOO L DI ST - 86 furn1 shed and a ll ut11iftes rv 1ce what we sell. Camp ACRE S on a sta te rd wrlh work Phone 256 1331. pa1d Rent $250 per month Conley StarCraff Sales behmd sse tt Wood, 446 1066 Ru a bou t 1h pasturela nd and lhe Red Carpet Inn Rt 62, N. of .- :---.,L..__ __ 98 6 Po1 nt Pl easa nt 675 5384 bal a nce ltl la bte Thts rs a On Raccoon Road . One M1le South of State Route ~o . 218 61 "tf clean fa rm and also offers 6 WALLPAPERING and paon Ten m1nut es from downtown Galltpohs, OhiO .n the heart 96 tt rrps and bath, ba r n, ou t tmg Phone 446 9865 or 379 :-:-:-~-----,-­ of the Wayne Nat1onal Forest . Some s1tes have water butfdtn gs, pond and cree k 2471 Real Estate· For Sale APACHE 'S GOT IT ALL• 4 new front s, all have roads, electncety, underground water 83·1f lux ur-y solid sla te models, hne s, underground 1elephone lmes 1n the Galhpohs ex HAR R !SO N TWP - 34 a cres LOTS, Bea ut tlul bu1id 1ng s1 tes, change Boat Ramp and large parkmg lot All s1tes are '-: T:;:O~O~L~-sh_a_r_p_e~n-,-ng -,saws~ plus 2 new " soft Sta te" tent woodl~'lnd $5,990 5 ac re tra cts, wooded, flat on ca mpers Pick your model, md1v1dually owned fno1 a publi C camp). T"'e 1970 census rd rQad l 1 mile fr om Rro ha sc1ssors, shears, home and pt c k your pn ce . $795 to showed that TWENTY MILLION people live w1thm a 200 VINTON AREA - 18 a cres, Gr a nde Co ll ege campus, $800 garden tools Sharp Shop, $1995, F 0 B See them now $3,900 m1le rad1us of Gallipoli s. We offer" good s1tes for campers, an acre and up 245 5320 Alley rear 147 Second It's top doiJar trade 1n time mobtl e homes and permanent homes, all s1te s are 100' 99 4 216 tf Used trailers and rentals ' NEW COLONIAL WITH 167 frontag e Close enough 1o the new hospi tal and the new Am s bary Apa c he Trailer ---·--~ =-~------,-­ LOCATION . Go mile and half west of lhe new ACRES - lh rs beautiful 4 BR HOUSE , 3 bedr oom full REMODELING, bu1ldong new Sates, 63 1 Fourth Ave Power Plant Prtced at $500, and up Term s, 1f des1red, all etec tn c home ha s a bui ll tn basement , at Eva ns He1g hl s, Holzer Medical Center on Rl. ~5 and turn right ' rooms, ce.ment , roofing , Ga/11pohs offered by owners DILLON & BAILEY, P. 0 . BOX 516, k1tchen wrl h ea l1ng area, WW 446 9373 stdmq, furnac e Ins J H to the Trainer farm . Watch for Signs. Gall1pohs.. .Oh1o 45631 Phone (614) 446 2730. carpet, forma l dining rm , - - - - - - - - - . . :'02 1 Quee n & Son, 446 9271 99 12 lar ge fam 1Jy rm. , 2 f•rep laces, 68.Jf ' and 2 baths There 15 about 75 Mobile Homes For Sa~ REASON FOR SALE : Due lo the death m the acres til lable , barn and new family , discontinuing active farming. MOBILE HOMES pond Trus larm 1s a bout 5 mt Wanted FOR SALE fr om Rro Gran de HOMES for · puppres. part RECONDITIONED Ranny Blackburn boxers Phone 367-7101 MOBILE HOMES Branch Manage r 102 3 1973 12x60 Holly Park Farmall M tractor , Farmall 350 tractor, IH 1970 12x60 American Combine, good New Holland No . ' 268 baler, like 1964 10x50 Elcona Help Wanted 1971 12x65 Concord new J D 894 hay rake , hay and grain elevators, ' 1972 12x60 Win ston TEACHERS corn picker, hay condil1oner, J D No.8 mowing 1968 12x60 Champ1on SUMMER POSITIONS machine, 105 Jon' s1lo (l2x45), cultivators, IF YOU have at least two years 1972 12x60 Wmston 1970 12:.60 Amencan Oliver grain drill, tractor platform. tractor feachr ng e)(penence and need 10~40 2 BR $2995 s umm e r e mployment. 1970 12x60 Raycraft end· loader, 28 stanchions, 8 drinking cups , l0x51 2 BR $3595 comp lete coupon below and 1970 l2x60 Challenger "SELL IHE AUCTION ' tobacco setter, feed grinder, 2 rubber t1re 10x56 3 BR $3995 return to Per sonnel Director, 1969 12x60 Star 1968 12x60 Ran chero WAY" P 0 Box 1705, Ashland, wagons. manure spreader, 2 heated water 12x41 2 BR $3595 1967 l2x60 Topper Kentucky 41101 founlains, drag harrows. 2 pt. hitch grader 12x5l 2 BR 1966 l0x5C Skyltne $3995 blade. cultipacker, horse · drawn mowing 1964 10:.55 Champ 1on l2x56 3 BR $4295 B&S MOBILE HOMES • Address mach1ne, corn planter, truck hoops , plow, disc 12x6l3BR $4.995 l~ll---· AUCTIONEER Second & V1and St. C1ty Slate and other misc. items. 20x43 3 BR Pt. Pleasant Ph one No ' {nexl to Heck's) Double wide $6500 101 · 3 9J.tf r Build i ng Sites All homes are total electrtc, 6 gates, 2 rolls snow fence , old tires, dehorAva i lable Kingsberry com pl e tely .furnTshed, set of ,. ners, some lumber, blocks. le'nt , tarps, jars, Homes built to fit any steps , t;, ." birch panel~ng , old m1lk cans, range , refrig. and misc. house -type door s, storm specifications . All Pay Only One household goods, etc . wmdows From $250 oo Underground Utilities Utility down, Del1vered Free ' ' Provided. FLORENCE TRAINER-OWI\lER Many more to choose from.. Addison, Ohio Farm · equipment auctions, estate and Terms: Cash Checks with positive I D For Information business liquidations , land auctions, farm and We sell anythmg for Lunch served by the Rodney Grange. Or Appointment anybody Bnng vour house auctions. Licensed and bonded in Ohio For Information SALE CONDUCTED BY: Jay Sheppard and 1tems to Knotts Comto auctton both <eal and personal property. munity Auction Barn. Denver (Red) H1gley , App . Auctioneers PHONE Jay Sheppard and Denver (Red) Higley, Call Shirley Adkins Corner Th1rd & d'hve. sponsored by Col. R . E . Knotts. Rancho Company, 'Re~ltors and Auctioneers. For appomtment call 367-7250 446 -2917. Sale every Eastern Ave. Gallipolis, o . State Route 160. Phone 446-0001 or 446· 0002. Nol respons1ble for accidents or loss of .. . Addison, 0. evenmg at 7 PH. 446·0175 1 ' ' properly . Professional Real Estate Appraiser ARTHUR A. ~ NIBERT, A.S.A. -----......::. A - - c - - - -- QUAIL CREEK MOBIL£ COMMUNITY & SALES ------- = ----- Public Auction ------- ---------------------, RACCOON VALLEY CAMP SITES TRACTORSFARM EQUIPMENT THURSDAY MAY 3, 1.973 STARTING AT 10:00 AM 1 MILE NORTH OF FIVE POINTS ON RT. 7 LOOK FOR SIGNS MISC. ITEMS -......... .. ... ,. 'TIL DARK RODNEY, OHIO Tho TRENDHOME is · 1. But It on 16 mch centers. 1. Has 2x4 wall studs with glued and nat led h mch drywall. 3. Fully insulated 4 2x8 floor iOISt. s . Large closets 6. F1realarm for your protection. 7 . Carpetmg in hvmg, hall and all 3 bedrooms. 8 Has 1'12 baths, tub with seat and 2 soap trays. 9. Alum mum eaves and down spouting. 10. Alummum protection and Sldmg w1tb very little upkeep . 11. Rubber treated alum.num wmdows. 12 Sto.-m doors and windows 13. Lar:ge k1tchen w1th beautiful cupboards and double sink. 14. Garages, sliding glass doors, basements, and many other features . 19. 2x6 rafters . 16. N1ce utihty room and washer.dryer space. 11 . Copper plumbing. lB . These homes are manufactured by the largest home buolder m the UNITED STATES . 19. Nearly V2 acre lots available, at building site, and lots in Me1gs School 01stnct. ~ 20. These houses are bu11t accordmg to code , and Will pass 1nspect1on. 21. Pnce is only $19,995.00 on your lot. Real Estate for Sa_le _ _-----, ------ BY NATIONAL HOMES CORPORATION Most are 1n good runn1ng order some as ts Ingraham Kitchen Calendar Clock, S T. 30 Hr we1ght clock , 28 day Banjo clocks, 8 gmgerbread kttcl)en clocks mboth Wal. & Oak cases, bra ss case mantel clock, 2 min 30 hr German wall c locks , 30 hr steeple, ann tver sary, etc t • • • 1) Trendhomes ANTIQUE CLOCKS .. (SECTION UNIT SINGLE FAMILY H<?USING COMMUNITY! OUR NEW MODEL HOME If you would like a lamp that 1s different - you can find here . Several old . some new hand crafted. S Gone Wtth the Wmd, 3 new T1ffiny type (different & guaranteed to be one of a kmdl. table lamp, cut glass shade. 36" new banquet lamp w brass base & hand pamted fount & shade, tabl e lamp w-hana crafted Ttffmy type shade, ar.t glass hangmg lamp, tabl e lamp w liand pamled fount & shade w-pnsms, table lamp w overlay base & student shade, 3 ti e red pendant chand tlier, k1tchen brack et lamps, 2 kerosene tamps, milk, can floor lamp, brass otl tamps , hame pat10 or den fixture , RR lantern , sev decorator grape cluster swag lamps m various colors (no ktts), etc ~· · · WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL • WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL 1:00 o~e ,. . u. ........ 9f2.:z975 OPEN SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND EVERY DAY LAMPS DOLLS • CUT GLASS - 400 OF A ANTIQUE FURNITURE 2 pc Cher ry handmade cupboard w t 1ger Maple & burl trrm (has the old blunt screws), Empire Cherry c hest of drawers, Emp~re Mah chest of drawe rs, Wal. wash sta nd w marb le top & splash & large attached m1rror , Wal dresser w wtshOOne mlrror , brass bed, Oak cupboard w. glass doors, roll top des k, Wal rocker w new cane seat & back, Wal. p1e cupboard, Chestnut dresser w deep car vmg, set 4 Oak sp1ndle back cha1rs, set 6 Oak cha 1rs, 8 Wal cane bottom cha1 rs (6 w round sea ts & 1 spindl e back ), sl e1gh type love seat, Wal & Qak sewtng rockers , 2 Oak wash stands, 3 organ stoo ls, r ou nd fable w ped ba se. sm sec book cas e, Oak buffet, hand dec Pa Dutch rocker w splat back & scroll arms , Lmcoln rocker {needs new ca ne ), 1 Wal & 1 Mah oval stand s, 2 Wal stan ds, Wal recl1ner rocker, Mah spindle b~ck cha1r w c urved 'eat & lion heads. cand le stand, H1 ckock rocker , 2 Oak extens1on table s, vanity dre sser & bench, 2 porch rockers w new seats & backs. Cherry platform carpet rocker, sm Vrctor record player. Cherry roc ker , 9 plank bottom cha 1rs, 2 blanket chests. 2 trunks. doveta tied c,hest, chest of drawer s & Wal dresser in rough , many more 20 Pomeroy, OhiO . OpenS a.m . t1l 5·30 Mon. thru Thurs. 8 a.m . til8 p.m. Fr1. and Saturday OPEN HOUSE "ONE TIME LISTING" 30 Gravely Tractor Sales & Service OPEN FOR INSPECTION RDAY, MAY 5, 10:00 A.M. Real Estate For Sale . 0. 50x 12 to 70 14 For Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-SentinelClassi ·e NEED WAITRESSES AND ~anted Sale Sale fi ds GRILL COOKS G~~u:~J~s retr;g.,~;~~3 OHIROeaRityiVER MASSIE STROUT Reai. :~HfateE~or go~d pay~ G~;~n~~"Je~~1e~~ver REALTY WISEM ' · AGENCYAN To Buy ,J BILL'S ARMY-NAVY DEPARTMENT STORE • (PH. .. - -..... ~~ .1 ... 2,~5303) BUILDERS & ~EVELOPERS PUBLIC TARA TARA WHOLESAL~ NEW DEVELOPMENT MOBILE 'HOMES CORP. NEW HOMES FOR SALE Name:~~~~~~~~~~ EQUIPMENT Townhouse Apartments AUCTION SERVICE 2 Bedroom ·JIM ME SAYRE Townhouses PH. 446-3444 1~ Baths AUCTION SE'RVICE . ·----------- TRI-(X)UNTY - ·------ MOBILE HOMES 367,7250 .PUBLIC NOTICE OTHER ITEMS �I' ' . i • .' \ 24- The Sunday Tm1es. Senlmel, Sunday, Apnl29,1973 ' . J OLD furnlture . oak tables , Business·.Services '69 PLYMOUTH Roadrunner , 2 door , V 8. automatic , sharp , orange w1lh black v.nyl lop , organs. dishes. clocks, brass beds or complete households Wr lfe M . D. Miller, Rt . 4, Pomeroy. Oh io . Auto Sales WaniP.11 To Buy best offer , phone 98.5 3582 -4 Phone 992· 19 31c 1· 7 ttc 1969 CHEVROLET Impala, 2 Blue Ridge In tenor- ExtP.rior door Custom . power steertng , a 1r, low m1teage, phone 667 SMALL to medium ~·ze farm , 6317 15-125 acres , ca ll 992 7077 4 26 Jtp atter 5 30 p. m or wnte Dorsey Hall. Box 14, 1969 FORO TOR IN O GT con . Minersville . Oh10 45763 . lATEX PAINT For wood and masonry frn1shes . vert1ble, automat1c. 351 engine , pr1ced to sell Ph one 9913170 4 26 31c 4 26 6lp WANT to bUy old fash ioned furniture of all kind . also NOW OPEN ROGER HYSELL'S GARAGE PAINT SPECIAL! 6271 , HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. 773 -5554 Ma~on , W. Va . 1964 IMPALA , A door hardtop , power steering and brakes, good co ndition , dwner 1~ E. Henson , Rt 2, ret1red. tess than )6.000 actua l McDermott Oh10 . phone mdes. ph one 992 - ~936 858 2540 4 - ~6 3tc 4 22· 18tp old poskar:ds, albums and other derns Whaf have vou? HOME & AUTO 992 -2094 ~06 E. Main Pomeroy Near Crossroads St . Rt. 124 . All mechanic work 1nclud1nfj auto. tran ~ . Mon ~hru Sat. 8:30a.m. to 5 p.m. 3.99 gallon brass beds, wooden •ce boxes, POMEROY OFFICE SUPPLIES FURNITURE Stop In and See .our Floor Display. Ph. 992 -7121 or 992 -6392 Business Services Help Wanted MODERN sept1c tank serv1ce, 14 hours , 7 days a week Phone 99:1·3954. 4·10-JOtc JAtJITOR - tvtl pr part time Reply to Sox 266 in care of Tnbune. 96-tt EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 On Most American Cars -GUARANTEEDPhone 992 -2094 ~nd Pomeroy Home & Auto Open 8 Tll5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Mam, Pomeroy, 0 . EXCAV ATING DozerS, large and small, Backhoes and EXCAVAT ING, dozer, IOllder O'DELL WHEEL alignment Loaders on trac k and tires , and backhoe work; septic loca ted at Crossroads, Rt J2.4 . Dump tr uc ks Lo boy ' tanks installed ; dump trucks complete front end ser-v1ce, WANTED - OLD UPRIGHT EXPERIENCED Se rv1ce . Sept1c tanks In and lo boys for htre; wilt haul tune up and brake service: PIANOS Any con dlf10n Business Services sta ll ed , George ( Bill ) ,.II did, top soil, limestone Wheels balanced elec Pay1ng S10 each F ~rst floor Radlato Pul lins, phone 992· 2478 or 992 antJ gravel; call Bo'> or Roger trontcally . All work ' only Wn te grvmg d~r ecttons . SEWING MACHINES . Repatr 7407 2-9-tfc Jeffers, day phone 992-7089; guaranteed Rea son able Ptanos. P 0 Box 188, Sa rd 1s, serv1ce, all makes. 992 -2284. n1ght phone 992 3525 or 992Service rates Phone 992 -3213 or 742· Oh1 o 43946 The Fabr1c Shop, Pomeroy 5232. HARRISON'S TV ~erv1ce and 3232. 4-29 6tp Authonzed Smger Sales anr From the laroest Tr uck nr Servi ce Calls . phone 992-2522 2 Jl .tfc 2·18·tfc ServIce We Sharpen Sctssors Bulldozer Radtator to the 2·9 Jtc - - - - - - -- - - -329tt. ' :,mauesr Hearer Lore. Employment Wanted Nathan Bigg~ ~~ E-,A:-D::::Y"'~::-: M~tx """~Cc:: Oc:-Nc::Cc:Rc:: -E T E WILL do bookkeeping m ·my Radtator Specialist de liver ed right to your home . Contact Cheryl GARAGE re pa 1r , tune ups . proiecl Fasf and easy Free Go Mobile With Goble! Laud ermllt , 2nd St ree t , plugs , points and condenser , 8 est1mates. Ph one 992 3284. Ma son or phone 773 5613 cy l , $17 95 and 6 cyl , $14 95 , Goegle tn Ready · M ix Co ., H4 24 6lp call for appotntment , Ra cme Middle~ort . Oh <o. 6·3o.ttc Ph 992-2174 Pomeroy Garage, Ra cme, Ohto, 949 For Sale 361 1 4·8-30tc SEPTIC TANKS CL&ANED 2 REDBONE Coon hound pups. 4 mon ths old , male , ca ll 985 REASONABLE rates . Ph 446· Help Wanted 3932 after 5 p m 4782, Gallipolos, John Russell , O.Vner & Operator . 4 27 Sic s. J2. Jtc SE PTIC TANKS AROBIC WOMEN'S ----~-~ HONDA 305 Super Hawk , ex SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEAN WEAR C BRADFORD, Au ctt oneer ce llent co ndtt 1on. Gra vely ED, REPAIRED . MILLER Complete Service tra c tor qnd mower ; ph om STORE SANITATION, STEWART, 949-5953 Phone 949 3821 SEEKS OHIO PHONE 662·3035 Racrne , Ohjo 4 27-6tc 10 4 tf f CLERICAL Cr~H Bradford 5 1 tfc HELP FOR ELNA and Wh1te Sew mg RECEIVING Machtnes service on all makes Reasonable rates . DEPARTMENT The Sewing Center , Mid Must be High School dleport , Oh 1o Graduate Liberal 11 -16-tfc Discounts, Pa1d Holidays. Send resume to Box 268 c o SEE us FOR : Awnmgs, storm 85 N. COURT ATHENS, Galltpolts Dally Tnbune doors afld windows, carports , marquees, arummum Siding 2&3 and rai11ng A. Jac ob, sale::: EXPERIENCED Par representative For free Mana9 e r Good work1n~ BEDROOM es ttmates , phone Charles conditiOns Pa1d vacation and Lts le , Syracuse, V V holiday s Hosplfat 1zatt on and CAMPING : Canvas Tents, 49 95, any s1 ze. 49 to choose Johnson and Son, Inc rettrement plan available Always The Best Deal On Best Homes from - Vmyl Air Mattress, Stars & Strtpes, 1 49 3·2·1fc Reply to Box 266 10 care of Totem Cots, 9 49 - Ground Cloths, 5x7, 1 69 Tnbune DA NNY 'S TV Serv1 ce, Ma son, 96 tf W Va , ph one 773 5976 HOUSEWARES: Ice Buckets r I 49 - Oil Lamps , 2 19 up ~ -GOLDEN EMPRESS 4 27 tfc PARTS Clerk . Good worktng Plashc Tumblers, 4c e a , Embrordery Floss, l c ske m - VAN DYKE conditt ons Paid vacation and OOZER and back hoe work·, -GRAYWOOD holidays Hospitalization and HARDWARE · 12 pc Socket Sets, 2 49 - Lin coln Welder s, ponds and sept1c tanks , ditre1trement plan available -GRAND HAVEN 92 50 - 61h" Power Saws, 12 99 chtng serv1ce ; fop so1 1, f111 Reply to Box 266 tn care of X " d 1rt , ltmestone , B&K Ex .. -HILLCREST Tnbun e. cavattng Phone 992 5367 , SPORTING GOODS: Approved He lmets, 16 95 - Ch1 ld 's - HALLMARK 96·11 Di c k Kafr, Jr CHECK OUR L1ie Vest. 2 49 - Ftsh Kn1fe, 39c - Pocket Kn 1ves, 59c - ESQUIRE 9.J.ffc EXPERIENCED Body SPECIALS CLOTHING: Betts, 39c - Men' s T1e s. 19c - T Sh1r ts. Me c han 1c. Good working AuTOMOBI,LE rnsuran ce been UP TO 12 YEAR FINANCING cond1t10ns. Pa td vacation and Andy Capp, Arc h1e Bunker, etc , 79c - Baby Blankets, cancelled? Los t your holidays Hosp1ta lizatton and WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL 2 m pkg , 99C - Western Sh1rts, Reg 9 00, now 4 49 operator's license? Call 992· retirement plan available . Tank Tops. Reg 9 00. now 4 49 - Wrangler Colored 2966 Reply to Box 266 m ca re of Cords, 4 98 - Wrang ler Jeans , 5 95 , up to 12 00 va lues 6 15 lfc Tribune - Women's Blouses & Tops at Tremendou s Savmgs 96 t1 HOUSE AND Roof · pamflng ; 1nterior and ex tenor, free AVON wan ts 3 people to work es timates Ca\1992 7008 or 99'2· part ttme, es ti mated earn1ng s OPEN 9:00-5 : 30 DAILY 2.460 of $.40 a week or more 4 19 30tc EXCEPT MONDAY& FRIDAY TIL9 poss1 ble Call before 9 a m or after 6 p m Helen Yeager, WILL tnm or cut trees, clean 586 Locust St. 992-7004 Middleport Ja ckson , OhtO 286 4028. out betsements. att1cs, etc. OPEN SUNDAY 12 'TIL 5:30 Open 8 to 6 Mon . thru Sat. 99·4 and parnt roofs, phone 949 3221 NEED 1mm ed tatet y, Sharp 17 otc Gtrl, ex peri e nced 1n Party Plan for Superv tsor work from Jul y to December. Tra1ntng 1n May. call now collect 1 614-.471 ·1970 or 471 6109 100 3 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Where Dealin' Is 25 -The-Sunday Times- Sentmel, Sunday' April 29,1973 Help Wanted EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR f Planning and Developmen Organiution ) POSITION open 1n challeng ing program · to administer an eleven county dtstr ict for ove·rall commu n i ty development 1n southern Ohro Off1ce located m Portsmouth , Oh1o Must ha'lole work ing knowledge of Federa l Programs and loca l government structure Expenence 10 planning, economic and socta:l d evelopment desirab le Mrn1mum 4 years expenence wrth degree rn related f1eld or equ tvalent exper1ence Ap pl 1cation may be made by obta1mng and f1lllng out a Standard Form 171 available at the Post Offtce and sub· m1ft1ng it , along wtth a resume, to Mr James Smith, Chairman , Oh1o Valley Reg1onal Developmet Comm1sston, 740 Second Stree t, Portsmouth , Ohio , 45662. Appticcltlons must be rece•ved by Nt.ay 15, 1973 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 101 ·3 NEEDS LPN"' rttlred !!N lq work in nufsf ng home, ~•n ltve 1n . Wnfe 8o)( 313, lronton. Ohio Rout~ 1. NOW taking applications for kennel help and person that 's 1nterested In all breed grooming . Between HI and SO, hvl ng accommodat ions can be had . Must be ectlvl! end slnure position is salaried.. G1ve all deta ils about yourself including photo, phons no. Wnte to Margo Kennels, Rt · 1, Sox 191, Byesville, Oh io •3723. • 98·6 For Women's Wear Store EXPERIENCED SALES LADIES WANTED PARlor FULL TIME L•beral Discounts Paid Holidlyl State age and experience . Send resume to Box 268 C·O Galli polis Dally Tribune. Th e Best MOWS MOST EVERYTHING FROM BEAUTIFUL LAWNS TO ROUGH WEEOSANO UNDERGROWTH SALE THRU SUNDAY --~~--- Grmly76 HP Custom So.tllftamabc Tractorwtth 30• Rotar, Mower 8rtd Ridin1 Sulky optional C~11n Guard • Swivel action mower a ttachment follows ground contour • All-gear, steel-shaft drive from engine to mowing blade . • Instant forward-neutral-reverse tractor action for easy handling. • Use sulky attachment to ride in level areas, detach and walk for extra maneuverability. • Wide variety of.att!lchments for gardening, lawn care, and snow removal . ~ --- FREE COUNSELING We'll help you match the equ1pment to the JOb w1th a w1de selection of tractors, accessories, and features. Come in and talk it over, try 'em out today! Goble .Mobile Homes ANTIQUE AUCTION CO. FAIRGROUNDS, ATHENS, Located on R-56 in West edge of Athens NO VIEWING UNTIL 8:00 A.M. DAY OF SALE. OVER 60 PIECES REF. ANTIQUE FURNITURE· 20 CLOCKS - 30 LAMPS. Saturday 1 to 5 Sunday ·1 to 5 Typical Comments from Open House Visitors A United States Steel creatton: steel studhig (instead of wood) 30 year guaranteed steel lap siding & sof!its for a maintenance free exlerior. Exclusive country es,tate settmg. Let Us Build Your 3 B. R.'s, big L. R. Beautiful built-in kitchen with large eating area, ceramic tile bath with shower and v~anfiory, separate laundry room,. electric heat, 6" insulatJon in ceiling, w-w carpeting, full garage, 70'1<120' lot with city type water, sewer, & streets. '18,950 FARMERS HOME LOAN; · '260 DOWN & '128 1\110. New "Can't belive it takes only 1 qt. of paint for the exterior" Home! "Best buy we ve seen in the area" 1 "Can't believe it's so large inside" "Bestfloor plan for a house its size we've ever seen" . "2 of the largest bedrooms we've seen in a house under 535,000" "We love the high land overlooking the valley" . • Built ,by: B&K Excavating Marked 17" btsque head & ctrms w-kid body. 26" old chma head doll, Sl/2" b1sque doll & others, lg. cut glass tankar_.Q, 4 matching c ub tumblers, cvt perfunie. cut footed f(cftt bowl. Nucut nappy, 2 wall felephones , round butter mold. stemmed cake plate, lg pattern glass compote, flashed ruby , over 20 piece ~ Candlewick crystal, 11 1ce c ream dtshes , slag duck , 2 Carnrval, Roseville, mo ld blown crutts, Globe amber fru 1t ta r , othe r tar s, sr,avrng stand. ."" gypsy pOt, wagon seal. 2 dmner bells, mrlk can s, brass kettle, trans, ptc fr ames , old bottl es FEW MISC PIECES GLAS SWARE , ETC NO MINIMUM BIDS & NO BY· BIDDING ,NOT RES. FOR ACCIDENTS TERMS : CASH C. E. SHERIDAN, AUCT. AMESVILLE, 0 . 614·448·4263 MODEL HOME FURNITURE & DECORATIONS BY EMPIRE FURNITURE CO. SALES REPRESENTATIVE: G4LLIPOI:.IS, OHIO ' • DIRECTIONS; Drive west ~n~Rt. 35 to Rodney - pass Rf, 588 on left go 500ft, & fake right 200 yds. to house- follow signs. 3 miles from Gallipolis at city limits. ,VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR., BROKER L. Teaford, Gordon B·. Teaford . Associates: Helen PHONE EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES ~· '· . .. .' -~ .. ·"""·! ' 110 . ..... RODNEY· VILLAGE 2 .. 992-3325 RODNEY, OHIO I MECifANIC STREET ...... ·1·····""' . . . ,. . -··<. . >'!~,. ~ POMEROY; OHIO • • ~ .. . .. . .. ........ ~,.., ... ,....... • Real Estate For Who take pride in serving quality food, d1tsons~ • pleasant working con pasd·vacation, hospitalization. Apply In person at Bob Evans Steak H d 8 bE ouse an 0 vans Drive ln. - dollars , n.tt I JUNK auto and scrap melal Ph 3888116 · 4Sl5econd Ave. Gall~~~~·; ~=:~d'"" Douglas Wetherholt Brokers 614·446·3434 _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __:89 26 32 State Tel. 446·1998 Really, Sl . • NEARCJTY - At1Bro ck, 6rms W ld' L and bath , H.W tl oors Wit~ or s argest . carpe t rn l1v rm , dm . rm , THE LEADER SINCE 1900 IN hatlandbalh L" rm osl4 ' • SE RVING THE NATJON 'S 18' w1fh F .P Pl en ty ca bmcts, BUYERS & SELLERS. bar , s tove and oven m kt f· Ph. 4146·0008 chen Free wat er and on NEW L 1ST 1NG COM water line Tht s beauty IS MER C 1A L 0 R R E 5 1DEN loca ted on 9 A llat and TIAL Nice 6 rm home sha ded lot Price only $25,000 toea ted a ll Eastern Ave Here's A Beauty WEBUY , SELL, ORTRADE Price Reduce d WANTED to buy , ~ell or trade BEAUTIFUL SPLIT LEVEL ~ Priced R1ght Notice t(ly elec1ric tram , 446-48-43 ' Home , 2 Acr es E:.fra large home w1th three ATTRACTIVE 3 240.Jf bedrooms, one and ha lf baths BEDROOM HOME WITH THE FIRST GUY TO full bn sement , coun ty water: FAM ILY ROOM , WOOD OFFER l21 , 000 BUY 5 LAND, 1 to 11)(1 a c re~, any large lot , about two miles ou t BUR NIN G F IREPLACE , THIS N EARLY NEW J' locatton, ph 446 2852 ot town , c 1ty schools VERY NICE KITC H EN BEDROOM BRICK ( RANGE AND OVEN ). 100 tt FULLY CARPETED ROUTE 35 BEYOND THUR . GREE N ACRES - 4 bdrms , f er~ l ures J BR , LR, dlnmg PRETTY BATH AND CE NTRAL AIR , ONE CA R u" ,.. large llv rm and kitc he n, new rm , Kit chen, ce lla r, carport FLAT LANDSCAPED n~.._ .. _ VeFy nrce sr:. room t and larg e Iron ! porch This USEDelednc hot water heater , GARAG E NOB OOY WI LL LOT l 1 2 MI LE OUT 446 4214 with bath home on three carpe over H W. firs . Cen home is mos tly ca rpe ted and BOTHER YOU HERE PR ICE() S22 ,5 00 AND quarters acre 1n Ja c kson Arr tnstalled 2 yrs ago, a t has 1 d LO T S OF ROOM OUT 100 3 Cou n t Y Hardwo od lt Qo r s, lached gar. n. . .ner ha• plan s ummum sr rng and YOU 'L L AGREE , IT S S IDE WA S PRICED AT d ~ "' s tor ma wrndows WORTH IT 'S2J 000 wall to wall carpeL fuel an has priced fhts one to sell A sA 011 WANTED to buy vacant land , 25 furna ce, cen tra l a 1r co nPrrce of 521 ,000 Includes the NEW LI STIN G - 116,900 Modern Nearly mile radt us to Gallipolis 446 d tl10nrng , pr rced at only drapes, di shwasher and cook We Need Ltsl1ngs WITHOUT A DOUBT, lh os Phone 446-4672 1799 J:o! ew 3 Bed room $18,500 stove modern 6 rm horne IS pnced F ARM S AND BASE LA ND __________________102 6 In Town way below market value 281 State Street ANY RESIDENTUAL CE NTE NARY If you are OWNER ' LEAVIN G STATE PROPERTY , CITY OR Speetal features Include a 12 x C HAN CES ARE YOU lookmfl for locatiOn, qual1ty Want s to sell lh1 s very lovely RURAL 20 family rm . wtlh palro WON ' T HAVE TH I S Q-p Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 and prrce, don 't pass this one three bedroom home m quret PORTUNITY AGAI N doors, nice buil l rn k1l chen For Rent by 6 rms , bath, laundry and subdrv1sron wllh clfy water Best Buy ......... . BEAUTIFUL L SHAPED wrlh a se pa rate ea t rng area at tac he d garage Pn ce and schoo ls Full basement RANCH WITH M O DERN In Memory TWO-"?"AY Rad1os, Sales & a nd a lMgc lot 10 mmut es BRADBURY furn rs hed ef m ;oo '"County $17,500.00 ha s recrea tron room w1 th K IT C HEN (RANGE, DI SH lrom town Serytce New and used CB's, frcrency apartment , adults WA S HER ETC). LARGE wood burnmg f1repla cc, in I N MEMORY at husband POlice mon1tors , antennas . only , no pets, 729 Se1= Ave LIVI N G & D ININ G AREA GARFIELO AVE - L1ke Jhe O WNER V.ERY A N XIOU S exce llent condtl1on father and grandfather ~ W111 1 ~ eEtc Bob's C1ttzen Band Radt~ p , BAT H S. 2 CAR AND WILL SELL LESS R1ver? 5 rm on matn fir . All NEW LISTING - NEAR RIO 100 tf Sha fer, who pa ssed away four GRA ND E - 4 room block qu ip • Georges Creek Rd GARAGE LARGE FLAT THA N MARKET VERY carpe t, full flnrshed base IMM ED IATE POSSESSION years ago , Apnl 29, 1969 Galllpolts , Otuo 446 4517 ' SLEEPING room for con S H ADY LO T , CE N TRAL house w1lh ba th and 5 acres of GOOD I YR OLD 3 large block garage plus ONner writ let you move tn AIR \26 , 900 00 DON 'T land $10, 500 B'EOROOM NICE KIT Slruc t1on worker or old age 10':.12' metal bldg 4 A (ol tomorrow rn t his three So ear ly on that Apnl morn WAIT O WNER IN :=--:-:-:----,.---.::212 tf Ct1E N WITH BUILD-IN S, pe nslorrer 4.16 0060 wtlh n ver frontage Pnce LA ND CO NTRACT - LAR GE HURRY , HA S BOUGHT A bedroom ran c h w1th fu ll The day , the month , FLAT LOT M AKE US AN WE HAVE a complete line of $22,500 rARM AND IS READY TO basemen t and large 101. OF~ER OWNE R HA S We Will never forget LOT close to Vmton $200 watches and d 1am on ds -:::~::::::=~:-::-~--·9 6 MAK E S OMEONE A REAL SER IOUS PROBLEM AND Garage tn basement, ceramrc For in our hearts you will down -. $50 per mon th tlARGAIN Compare our pnces 1970 BONNEVILLE 455, hard MUST SE LL 1M bath , butlt -ln ktlchen , pn ce d NEAR I< C Ht Sc - Co lonia L a lways stay M ED I A TELY anywhere Tawney's Jewelry top vrny l top, P S & P B , 2 story , 8 brg rooms, full wel l below $20,000 clean, 50,000 mrles, 379 2255 3 Be droom Home 51 H lrn1shed base , 2'h baths, 2 NI CE COU NTRY HOM E ' We th rnk of him tn silence Brand New Ov('r an acre of rollrng ground 98 6 W B firepla ces. all carpet, 22 A . Edge of Town S R 160 IN VINTO N ~ Very No eye ca n see us weep wrth a nrce 6 rm and ba th FOR th at spec tal g 1ff lor ~--~-....."Split Level cheap hea t & Nat Gas $15 per good tw o story fram e home But many Silent tears are shed home Carpe l, pan e l1ng , Mother's Day Good selec mo ) Large metal barn and W A NT TO DEVELOP SOME ICE space S.04-Sscond Ave P1ck Your wrth four bedrooms, fu ll bath , Wh de other s are asleep basement and s tal e rd frons of fine an hque Chma and OFF L AND OR HAV E A FE W ga rage (30'x60') Pri ce Rear Ca ll 446· 1397 cr fy wat er, wall to wa ll frontage are some of th e Own Carpet · glass p1eces Call 388-8350 for CA TT LE A N D A HOU SE r~duced carpeti ng, we llmsulated, fu el _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___:89.tf God hat h not prom1sed lea tures of fh1 s home , appointment. AND S TI LL BE C LO S E I liP oil furnac e, dou bl e car port MO S T ATTRACTIV E Sk1es a lways blue I MI L E OUT, EXCELLE NT EWING TON 2 nr ce b1g farm Only $12,900 CO UNTRY HOM E 3 OR t1 ::-::::-::-------....:98· 16 TWO bedroom furntshed home Flower strewn pathways F QR BUILD IN G , VERY , JUST COMPLETED New 3 homes , near the new. m1ne BEDROO M S, L ARGE rn R1o Gra nd e WHI sublet VERY NI CE 3 BED ROOM All our li ves thro , BR nil elec ln c home wllh WW BORROW by Ma1l to $800! LI VI N G A N D FOR MA L open 1ng No 1 has 8 btg rm s, CLOSE TO MARKETS Thos H O ME WITH FU LL May 14-Aug 29 245 5422 God hath not promtsed carpe t, The r mopane wm Money for any purpose DIN IN G, HUGE FA M I LY bath an d 4 (teres, good garden BASEME N T. COM very clean, neat , co ll.:t qe w1th Sun without rain dows nrce modern kt lchen, ROOMS , 2 CAR GARAGE Con f1d ent1a l Conven 1ent . - : ; - - - - - -96 ff PLETELY CARPETE D land {Pnce $12,500) . No . 2 J bedrooms 1s on th e edge of J oy WIthout sorrow AT TRA C T IV 6 KITCHEN large l1v mg r oom and carpor t term s - Roberts Loan , Box A N D A K I TCHEN 1' H AT ha s 7 rm s and bath , large WITH RA N GE DISH Pea ce w1thout pam >"LEEP IN G rooms week ry1 town Bull ! m cab mels rn the loca ted in a ncw su bd1vls ton W I LL PLEASE T H E 6071 P, Wheellng , W Va. block garage , near 2 A. land, krtchen , ful l bath, garage , W.A S HER , ETC , 2 BATHS rates . free garage' parking , But God hath prom1sed r AMILY on~ 90x200 to t Easy te rm s on w1lh fruit and bernes Spnng CENTRAL AI R. L ARGE ce ntral air and furnace, wood $19,500 Libby Hotel Streng th for the day ~=--==~--__:83 tf wa ter Pn ce S15,000 FLAT LO T IN C I TY 4 Bedroom Central burn rng frreplace, a real Rest for the labor 241 tf I WILL NOT be responsible for SC HOOL DISTRICT ba rga m at on ly. $1 5,900 Lrght for the way Rou te 1-il two mr from Air in Town RODNEY - 1 yr old Schultz STlaATE any debts other than my own 4 ROOM unf urni shed a tr con wn , 3 BR all elcc tn c home Mobile home, 14' >t 6B' All 12 A . Farm YOU ' RE MI SS IN G A REAL as of today, Aprd 29, 1973 dll ioned , apartment In Lobby GOOD MONEY MAK ER wd h base me nt and 2 baths A In my Father' s house are many Stgned Allen Cox. BA RGA IN IN EX e lec . ce n ~ atr , and n1 ce fur Bu srness rn the hear ! ol town Close to bargatn mans1ons Hotel $150 wdh all uttldres a t $19.000 CELLE NT CO N D ITION ~ht lur c 89 A Lot Reduced wh1 c h owner wan ts to sell due pa1d, 446 1743 The Blessed Master said ATTRACTIVE LIV IN G' $13.900 R1o Grande lo heal th , Has made a n1ce STATE Ro u te 160. n1 ce ly And to prepare a pla ce for us DINING AND KITC HEN 2, 96· tf profrt st-;a d1ty for 30 year!; CHEAP HOUSIN G - 5 rm s BAT H S . F UL L BA S E MENT re modeled 2 story home wt th He travel ed on ahead GOOD J BEDROOM HOME ~·S';'L-;:E:-,:E:-;P::-1:-: N:: G~ • -:R700 --,-M"'s~:~w""eekly Ex ce ll ent for a coupl e or two REALL Y WORTH THE a nd bath wrlh double 4 BR a nd pari ba sement on a WITH BA TH ~ LAND LAYS Our loved one too ha s tourneyed MO NE Y 11 wpmen Pn ced und er $10,000 Lavatory Thi s IS a sec ft ona l rates Park Central Hotel larg e lo t Ask tng $14,900 GOO D A TOBA CCO on. R ASE home on Neighborhood Rd And fr ee from every ~care ':'::~~----~-:.. 30,8 If F IV E ACRES - NI (E HOUSE Here's A Prtce r educed to $13,500 VINTON - In vestment. la rg e Wrth1n God's many man smns For only $10,000 you can be New Twin Plex APARTMENT for construct1on vacant s tore bu 1ld1ng w•1h 2 He rs wa1t1ng for us there Doll Hou se m thts n1ce four rooms nn d men Ph 446 0756 apartmen t upstat rs, $ 15,000 NE W HOMES Sadly m 1ssed by Wife PER F ECT FOR LE T YOUR RENTERS bat h how~e tn good cond 1l1on ST RT 775 -.- 5 blg rm s, Jlh c h1ldr'en a nd grandchlldren ' 267 If NEW LY W E. DS O R AN Y MAKE YdUR PAYME N T S Land 1s leve l to roll rng. pl enty bath, 1,254sq ft l1v area plus TRAILER PARK ...- 19 spots SM ALL FA MIU' YO U 102 1 1 TWO BEDROOM of wafer , 1uel oil furna ce A close to Gav tn plan t 7 mob il e MU ST S EE THE IN SI DE OF carport Free water and FURNISHED apt. adults on ly APARTS, WITH VERY rea l bargatn TH IS E VERYrH tN G I S home s Inclu d ed rn sale located on 1111 A lo t $21,000 NI CE K I·TCHEN S LI V IN G Central heat, parkmg 446 NI CE, FULL Y C ARPETED. Notice Po tenl1 al 111come of $17.000 ROOM , BATH A ND 0338 ' ST RT 35 - All Brick, 5 rm s VACUUM N ICE K IT C H EN AND FORTY ACRES NEAR RIO pe r yea r UTILITY O N LARGE LOT nd bath, attached garag e, a MOTOR 1ST IN SURA NCE BATH 2 BEDROOM S ON 1 - AT EDGE OF TOW N 27tf CLEANER GRA NDE Seven room full and dry base Lot approx COMPANY One s top A LO T D O N ' T OR IVE BY ho use on rol l1ng land t$ tn c1ty SERVICE SLEEPING rooms. Ga lll a 100' x 170' Thi s IS an exce ll en t VINTON - LARGE 2 slory W ITHO UT S TOPPING prolecfton for Auto, Home. sc hool dl s tr1 c t tmmed 1ate wtth lull b.:tsement home Hotel buy for a s king pr1 ce of YOU ' LL GE T THE WRONG Bus rness and L1fe Ray Hawk , Repa1rs - Parts Supplies possess ion, d n ted well, good $2.4,000, IM PRE SSIO N $12,500 00 Rusllc Country Attracl rve pnce In cludes a Agent, 446 2300 5.41 4th Ave New Sweepers $39.95 and up. 94 tf fen ces, pn ced under $18,000 WEST 35 Sub Dlv Beautiful BU Y S I T PLEA S E DO bui ll In , kLt chcn , la rge new , . ~ ,• ' ., 100 tf' Estate Carpet care products. Y OU R SE L F A FAVOR A N D ·~l('~'t, ··~ "'.. \ ~ brt<:k·and-.fr-eme, att etec . and' formal dmrng rm , t rre place LOOK IN SI DE Shampoo Anti. sfatte. Spot ' LOW TAX DISTRI CT 7 A W IT H MILL STREAW 1n l1vrng rm , ufrl tty rm , and 2 a ll carpe t, 2 baths, and 2 car Looking for a mob 1te home Re movers Soli Retardent A N D FALLS BEAUTI FU L Seven ty frve acre far m w( th large por c he.s Would con . garage Loca ted on a !Ia! lot Wanted To Do lot or a qua/tty mob 1 te home" Old Fort Tra1l 3, 4 OR 5 R USTIC Open 10 a m . . 5 p.m very good SIX, room house an d srdcr ,, lrade 100' )( 125' Pr tce $27,000 r We have both at · BEDROO M H OME , l s i Hou se on Left BABYSITTING serv rce rn my Phone 367-7736 ba th , fu e l oil furna ce, Kyger SMITH ROAD - I mile from MODERN K IT CHE N WITH hom e , phone 446·2460 Can , Creek sc hool d rs lr tct, plenty HOUS E. 3 Ctly , all Bri c k, all elec:;, fuJI APARTMENT RA NGE OVE N , D IS H ATTRACT IV E J BEDR OOM furn tsh references DAVIS VACUUM of wa te r, complet e w1 th d tese l WA S HER ETC 2 0arpet It ha s a 2 car garag e a par tm ents on upper ~ou l e 7 HOM E NI CE K ITC H EN , trac tor and .equ1pment comple te ly furntshed If F I RE PL AC E S, F ULL a nd loca ted on a 1'12 A Hat to t VERY WE LL KEPT P LU S ~~~~~~------1026 CLEANER STORE BASEMENT, 2 C AR you're lookrng for a good A NEW 2 CAR GARAGE IF Th1s ts a quality butlt hou se WALLPAPER lNG , vmy l wall G ARAGE OWNER VERY WE HAVE OTHERS - Wh ether YOU WAN T IN TOV\ N F OR 1nves lm en l, don 't wa ll a t $32,000. an d pr1ced . A N XIO U S T O S ELL: WE covenng s Dry wall fm 1shmg UND E R $20,01) 0 H ERE'S I . you wlln l a farm , vaciln t land, FARMS N EED A N O FF ER YOUR C H A N CE IT 'S A tex ture celltng , free estrmate house 1n town, or bu stness . E BLIN RD 86 A, 6 room LIK E TO CO LLECT RENT? pa1nftng, 256 6342 ' CARPE N TRY , NEW LI Sl iN G localton , contact Oh10 Rrver We have 2 197:? mobil e homes modern home, cel lar wtth r oofmg and cemen t work 446 1 Rea lt y lor a ll you r r f!a l estate on a !1 <1 cre lo l tn Addt son bldg over , n rce fr.ame utility 3954 Rodney Cora Rd . GaiiJa Co.'s Largest :~~==-=----- 99·6 need s Twp renhng lor over $.1,000 bldg J.1' x 20' and a large Rodney , Oh1o BABYSITTING serv1 ce tn my 99 6 Real Estate Sales Agency Evenmg s Call446-42 44 pe r yr Se ll rng prr ce ba rn 1,050 lb lob. base Hour s 9 a m to 9 p.m home, Ph one 446-2460 after s c=:~~--­ Steven Befz 446-9583 $1 5, 000 Developed s pnng , 2 crs lerns Office 446. 3643 Monday thru Saturday p m, avatlable to start 4 30- LE T US r estore your old famdy John Fuller 446 -4327 a nd wel l Crty School Pn ce photos Pn ces r easonab le Ph 245-9J74- 245 -S02l Evenings Ca II 73, can furn1 s h references APP ROVED SUBDIVI SION $20.000 Tawney 's Stud io 96 6 E. M . "Ike" Wiseman 446 -37911 16 lois rn Addr son Twp wrt h 5l .tf SAVE Btgt Clean rug s and NEAR Rt0 - 40A tab ba se, a ll all ult ll taes available E . N . Wiseman 446-4500 upho lstery w1fh Blue Lustre EXTRA nt ce 6 room house m PI ROTO T IL LERS, lawn mowers e lec hom e, S rm s and balh , Re nt elecfnc shampooer $1 at Pleasant , less than 5 years old repa1 r 562 Fourth Avenue, . Wanted To Rent a lum sldmg , storm drs and PR ICE REDUCED -; City G C Murphy Lower store and tus l lrk e new, e:.ce ll ent 446 1S62 wtndows and fob barn Prrce Eleganl2 story home tea lures 1016 lo c: .31ton and new ne1g h· NICE garage w1th e lectnc , heal 4, 5 or 6 BRs, 1117 baths, new $18,500 32·11 borh ood For an apporn lmei1 t WOODS MILL RD - 26acres. 4 kli chen, Tam 1l y r m, and pari not ne cessary Ph . 367 7276. THE amaz1.ng Blue Lu stre w1ll to see, ca ll 675 26 15 after 4 room nouse and ou tbuilding s baseme nt The LR and dm 1ng J & W MOUNT --~--~---~---1016 lea ve your uph olstery clean pni $8,200 rm arc carpeted ltnd each CLEANING SERVICE wrth Blue Lustre Rent 102 3 ANY HR 446-199S have a frr e pl ace GENERAL house cleanmg We Camping Equipment elec l r 1c s hampooer $1 al supply a ll the cleanmg sup Centra l Supp ly Co GOOD buddtng lo fs on Rl 35. LOT S ~ FINANC IN G pl ies 388-8875 after 6 p m. call STARCRA FT trailer and 446 1997 FAR M 39 a cres good house, 102 6 AVA ILABLE '~ Mob ole 388 8865 Weekly or monthly folddown htg hest drscount in 388863 1 102] homes welcome, 2 m1 lrom cleanrng by appomtment t rr s tate Us e d 1971 Star 98 6 new lwsprlal THREE bedroom doubl e Wide Ma ster 8, $1.099, used trail ers, 9J .Jf --~ FARMS mobile frailer Comple te ly also finan crng arranged We ;F:;U~L:-:L~o~r-p-a-r7t :-:,:-:,m-'-e-s_e_c~retan a t se K C SC HOO L DI ST - 86 furn1 shed and a ll ut11iftes rv 1ce what we sell. Camp ACRE S on a sta te rd wrlh work Phone 256 1331. pa1d Rent $250 per month Conley StarCraff Sales behmd sse tt Wood, 446 1066 Ru a bou t 1h pasturela nd and lhe Red Carpet Inn Rt 62, N. of .- :---.,L..__ __ 98 6 Po1 nt Pl easa nt 675 5384 bal a nce ltl la bte Thts rs a On Raccoon Road . One M1le South of State Route ~o . 218 61 "tf clean fa rm and also offers 6 WALLPAPERING and paon Ten m1nut es from downtown Galltpohs, OhiO .n the heart 96 tt rrps and bath, ba r n, ou t tmg Phone 446 9865 or 379 :-:-:-~-----,-­ of the Wayne Nat1onal Forest . Some s1tes have water butfdtn gs, pond and cree k 2471 Real Estate· For Sale APACHE 'S GOT IT ALL• 4 new front s, all have roads, electncety, underground water 83·1f lux ur-y solid sla te models, hne s, underground 1elephone lmes 1n the Galhpohs ex HAR R !SO N TWP - 34 a cres LOTS, Bea ut tlul bu1id 1ng s1 tes, change Boat Ramp and large parkmg lot All s1tes are '-: T:;:O~O~L~-sh_a_r_p_e~n-,-ng -,saws~ plus 2 new " soft Sta te" tent woodl~'lnd $5,990 5 ac re tra cts, wooded, flat on ca mpers Pick your model, md1v1dually owned fno1 a publi C camp). T"'e 1970 census rd rQad l 1 mile fr om Rro ha sc1ssors, shears, home and pt c k your pn ce . $795 to showed that TWENTY MILLION people live w1thm a 200 VINTON AREA - 18 a cres, Gr a nde Co ll ege campus, $800 garden tools Sharp Shop, $1995, F 0 B See them now $3,900 m1le rad1us of Gallipoli s. We offer" good s1tes for campers, an acre and up 245 5320 Alley rear 147 Second It's top doiJar trade 1n time mobtl e homes and permanent homes, all s1te s are 100' 99 4 216 tf Used trailers and rentals ' NEW COLONIAL WITH 167 frontag e Close enough 1o the new hospi tal and the new Am s bary Apa c he Trailer ---·--~ =-~------,-­ LOCATION . Go mile and half west of lhe new ACRES - lh rs beautiful 4 BR HOUSE , 3 bedr oom full REMODELING, bu1ldong new Sates, 63 1 Fourth Ave Power Plant Prtced at $500, and up Term s, 1f des1red, all etec tn c home ha s a bui ll tn basement , at Eva ns He1g hl s, Holzer Medical Center on Rl. ~5 and turn right ' rooms, ce.ment , roofing , Ga/11pohs offered by owners DILLON & BAILEY, P. 0 . BOX 516, k1tchen wrl h ea l1ng area, WW 446 9373 stdmq, furnac e Ins J H to the Trainer farm . Watch for Signs. Gall1pohs.. .Oh1o 45631 Phone (614) 446 2730. carpet, forma l dining rm , - - - - - - - - - . . :'02 1 Quee n & Son, 446 9271 99 12 lar ge fam 1Jy rm. , 2 f•rep laces, 68.Jf ' and 2 baths There 15 about 75 Mobile Homes For Sa~ REASON FOR SALE : Due lo the death m the acres til lable , barn and new family , discontinuing active farming. MOBILE HOMES pond Trus larm 1s a bout 5 mt Wanted FOR SALE fr om Rro Gran de HOMES for · puppres. part RECONDITIONED Ranny Blackburn boxers Phone 367-7101 MOBILE HOMES Branch Manage r 102 3 1973 12x60 Holly Park Farmall M tractor , Farmall 350 tractor, IH 1970 12x60 American Combine, good New Holland No . ' 268 baler, like 1964 10x50 Elcona Help Wanted 1971 12x65 Concord new J D 894 hay rake , hay and grain elevators, ' 1972 12x60 Win ston TEACHERS corn picker, hay condil1oner, J D No.8 mowing 1968 12x60 Champ1on SUMMER POSITIONS machine, 105 Jon' s1lo (l2x45), cultivators, IF YOU have at least two years 1972 12x60 Wmston 1970 12:.60 Amencan Oliver grain drill, tractor platform. tractor feachr ng e)(penence and need 10~40 2 BR $2995 s umm e r e mployment. 1970 12x60 Raycraft end· loader, 28 stanchions, 8 drinking cups , l0x51 2 BR $3595 comp lete coupon below and 1970 l2x60 Challenger "SELL IHE AUCTION ' tobacco setter, feed grinder, 2 rubber t1re 10x56 3 BR $3995 return to Per sonnel Director, 1969 12x60 Star 1968 12x60 Ran chero WAY" P 0 Box 1705, Ashland, wagons. manure spreader, 2 heated water 12x41 2 BR $3595 1967 l2x60 Topper Kentucky 41101 founlains, drag harrows. 2 pt. hitch grader 12x5l 2 BR 1966 l0x5C Skyltne $3995 blade. cultipacker, horse · drawn mowing 1964 10:.55 Champ 1on l2x56 3 BR $4295 B&S MOBILE HOMES • Address mach1ne, corn planter, truck hoops , plow, disc 12x6l3BR $4.995 l~ll---· AUCTIONEER Second & V1and St. C1ty Slate and other misc. items. 20x43 3 BR Pt. Pleasant Ph one No ' {nexl to Heck's) Double wide $6500 101 · 3 9J.tf r Build i ng Sites All homes are total electrtc, 6 gates, 2 rolls snow fence , old tires, dehorAva i lable Kingsberry com pl e tely .furnTshed, set of ,. ners, some lumber, blocks. le'nt , tarps, jars, Homes built to fit any steps , t;, ." birch panel~ng , old m1lk cans, range , refrig. and misc. house -type door s, storm specifications . All Pay Only One household goods, etc . wmdows From $250 oo Underground Utilities Utility down, Del1vered Free ' ' Provided. FLORENCE TRAINER-OWI\lER Many more to choose from.. Addison, Ohio Farm · equipment auctions, estate and Terms: Cash Checks with positive I D For Information business liquidations , land auctions, farm and We sell anythmg for Lunch served by the Rodney Grange. Or Appointment anybody Bnng vour house auctions. Licensed and bonded in Ohio For Information SALE CONDUCTED BY: Jay Sheppard and 1tems to Knotts Comto auctton both <eal and personal property. munity Auction Barn. Denver (Red) H1gley , App . Auctioneers PHONE Jay Sheppard and Denver (Red) Higley, Call Shirley Adkins Corner Th1rd & d'hve. sponsored by Col. R . E . Knotts. Rancho Company, 'Re~ltors and Auctioneers. For appomtment call 367-7250 446 -2917. Sale every Eastern Ave. Gallipolis, o . State Route 160. Phone 446-0001 or 446· 0002. Nol respons1ble for accidents or loss of .. . Addison, 0. evenmg at 7 PH. 446·0175 1 ' ' properly . Professional Real Estate Appraiser ARTHUR A. ~ NIBERT, A.S.A. -----......::. A - - c - - - -- QUAIL CREEK MOBIL£ COMMUNITY & SALES ------- = ----- Public Auction ------- ---------------------, RACCOON VALLEY CAMP SITES TRACTORSFARM EQUIPMENT THURSDAY MAY 3, 1.973 STARTING AT 10:00 AM 1 MILE NORTH OF FIVE POINTS ON RT. 7 LOOK FOR SIGNS MISC. ITEMS -......... .. ... ,. 'TIL DARK RODNEY, OHIO Tho TRENDHOME is · 1. But It on 16 mch centers. 1. Has 2x4 wall studs with glued and nat led h mch drywall. 3. Fully insulated 4 2x8 floor iOISt. s . Large closets 6. F1realarm for your protection. 7 . Carpetmg in hvmg, hall and all 3 bedrooms. 8 Has 1'12 baths, tub with seat and 2 soap trays. 9. Alum mum eaves and down spouting. 10. Alummum protection and Sldmg w1tb very little upkeep . 11. Rubber treated alum.num wmdows. 12 Sto.-m doors and windows 13. Lar:ge k1tchen w1th beautiful cupboards and double sink. 14. Garages, sliding glass doors, basements, and many other features . 19. 2x6 rafters . 16. N1ce utihty room and washer.dryer space. 11 . Copper plumbing. lB . These homes are manufactured by the largest home buolder m the UNITED STATES . 19. Nearly V2 acre lots available, at building site, and lots in Me1gs School 01stnct. ~ 20. These houses are bu11t accordmg to code , and Will pass 1nspect1on. 21. Pnce is only $19,995.00 on your lot. Real Estate for Sa_le _ _-----, ------ BY NATIONAL HOMES CORPORATION Most are 1n good runn1ng order some as ts Ingraham Kitchen Calendar Clock, S T. 30 Hr we1ght clock , 28 day Banjo clocks, 8 gmgerbread kttcl)en clocks mboth Wal. & Oak cases, bra ss case mantel clock, 2 min 30 hr German wall c locks , 30 hr steeple, ann tver sary, etc t • • • 1) Trendhomes ANTIQUE CLOCKS .. (SECTION UNIT SINGLE FAMILY H<?USING COMMUNITY! OUR NEW MODEL HOME If you would like a lamp that 1s different - you can find here . Several old . some new hand crafted. S Gone Wtth the Wmd, 3 new T1ffiny type (different & guaranteed to be one of a kmdl. table lamp, cut glass shade. 36" new banquet lamp w brass base & hand pamted fount & shade, tabl e lamp w-hana crafted Ttffmy type shade, ar.t glass hangmg lamp, tabl e lamp w liand pamled fount & shade w-pnsms, table lamp w overlay base & student shade, 3 ti e red pendant chand tlier, k1tchen brack et lamps, 2 kerosene tamps, milk, can floor lamp, brass otl tamps , hame pat10 or den fixture , RR lantern , sev decorator grape cluster swag lamps m various colors (no ktts), etc ~· · · WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL • WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL 1:00 o~e ,. . u. ........ 9f2.:z975 OPEN SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND EVERY DAY LAMPS DOLLS • CUT GLASS - 400 OF A ANTIQUE FURNITURE 2 pc Cher ry handmade cupboard w t 1ger Maple & burl trrm (has the old blunt screws), Empire Cherry c hest of drawers, Emp~re Mah chest of drawe rs, Wal. wash sta nd w marb le top & splash & large attached m1rror , Wal dresser w wtshOOne mlrror , brass bed, Oak cupboard w. glass doors, roll top des k, Wal rocker w new cane seat & back, Wal. p1e cupboard, Chestnut dresser w deep car vmg, set 4 Oak sp1ndle back cha1rs, set 6 Oak cha 1rs, 8 Wal cane bottom cha1 rs (6 w round sea ts & 1 spindl e back ), sl e1gh type love seat, Wal & Qak sewtng rockers , 2 Oak wash stands, 3 organ stoo ls, r ou nd fable w ped ba se. sm sec book cas e, Oak buffet, hand dec Pa Dutch rocker w splat back & scroll arms , Lmcoln rocker {needs new ca ne ), 1 Wal & 1 Mah oval stand s, 2 Wal stan ds, Wal recl1ner rocker, Mah spindle b~ck cha1r w c urved 'eat & lion heads. cand le stand, H1 ckock rocker , 2 Oak extens1on table s, vanity dre sser & bench, 2 porch rockers w new seats & backs. Cherry platform carpet rocker, sm Vrctor record player. Cherry roc ker , 9 plank bottom cha 1rs, 2 blanket chests. 2 trunks. doveta tied c,hest, chest of drawer s & Wal dresser in rough , many more 20 Pomeroy, OhiO . OpenS a.m . t1l 5·30 Mon. thru Thurs. 8 a.m . til8 p.m. Fr1. and Saturday OPEN HOUSE "ONE TIME LISTING" 30 Gravely Tractor Sales & Service OPEN FOR INSPECTION RDAY, MAY 5, 10:00 A.M. Real Estate For Sale . 0. 50x 12 to 70 14 For Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-SentinelClassi ·e NEED WAITRESSES AND ~anted Sale Sale fi ds GRILL COOKS G~~u:~J~s retr;g.,~;~~3 OHIROeaRityiVER MASSIE STROUT Reai. :~HfateE~or go~d pay~ G~;~n~~"Je~~1e~~ver REALTY WISEM ' · AGENCYAN To Buy ,J BILL'S ARMY-NAVY DEPARTMENT STORE • (PH. .. - -..... ~~ .1 ... 2,~5303) BUILDERS & ~EVELOPERS PUBLIC TARA TARA WHOLESAL~ NEW DEVELOPMENT MOBILE 'HOMES CORP. NEW HOMES FOR SALE Name:~~~~~~~~~~ EQUIPMENT Townhouse Apartments AUCTION SERVICE 2 Bedroom ·JIM ME SAYRE Townhouses PH. 446-3444 1~ Baths AUCTION SE'RVICE . ·----------- TRI-(X)UNTY - ·------ MOBILE HOMES 367,7250 .PUBLIC NOTICE OTHER ITEMS �. 116 - The Sunday Times- SentirM!I, Sunday, April29, 1973 RECORD BREAKING SALE ." ..... .' . -·· .. . , ~~ WE SOLD MORE CARS THIS MONTH 'THAN ANY MONTH SINCE WE HAVE BEEN IN BUSINESS. SO COME IN AND HELP US. ~-· .' - • .. • ' R. H: RAWLINGS SONS CO ,, 88 SOUTH 2ND ST. PHONE 1972 PONTIAC..... ~:~-~~-~~~~:.:~~-~-~~~-~:~~~~~:-~~~~ ....... '4595 1971 PLYMOUTH:..~~:.:~::: ..~~~:~~i-'~~..~~.:~~-~~~-~~~-~:-.... '239 5 1971 PONTIAC... :..~i-1:.~~: •299 5 1970 PONTIAC ..... ~:-~~~-~-~-~~::.~:~,~~-~~:·.?.:·.~~~-~~~-~~·..... '2295 2895 1970 PONTIAC .... ~-5:~:.~ ':'.~.~-~~1970 1969 BUICK .......... ~-~~-~~~ ........................................ •219 .·. 5 1969 1966 FORD ............ ~--~:~~---~~~-~-~~~~-~-~~-~~~-~~~-~-~~-~~~:......... •99 5 . 1967 '595 1950 FORD,............ ~-~~~:-~-~~:~~·...::.............. ~~~~......... •29 5 ... Jo •• Ca!. ,. 4 Brougham . dr. H. T. ' .. , I Lesabre 2 dr. H. T ., ' • same This association plan for daily "'·, •··.. Detroit, . We availability from CARROLL NORRIS DO.DGE huge in - services. One example is our shipments will' have from the phone Cleveland and GALLIPOLIS. OHIO 50 STATE ST. Toledo contact Cincinnati, Our store hours Monday thru Saturday, 8 A.M. - ~ 7 p.m. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. Service 'Til 12 992-2174 soo E·. Maih St., Pomeroy, Oh10 ·Real Estate For Sale ·Realty . ON ELECTRAS Parts & eCUSTOMS From Mighty to Mini, Honda has it all! We will appreciate the privilege serving your Auto DISCOUNT Offers You More Honda ~ -·· .. fit Better Buys On The BeSt Noon on USED CARS Models ON CENTURIONS Dale R. Sanders Inc. Motorcycle 600 E. State Street Athens , Ohio Than Any Other 70 Cadillac H.T. Sedan Green f inish, gold interior, full power equipment, Crui se Control, new w·s-w tire s, Climate Control air conditi oning. '3500 Saturday REALTORS Real Estate· For Sale !ii!lfl/lll/JIL · 70 Cadillac H.T. Sedan Real Estate For Sale Fuft power equipment, Climafe . Control air COO· ditioning, Cruise Con trol , AM.FM radio. *3500 RUSSEL~ e2 DR. HDTPSR For Sale Honda 1972 CHEVROLEr ........s3995 I I Caprice 4-door, new car . title & balance of warra.nty, brown viny l roof , tinted glass, factory _air, front & rear guards, radio & rear speaker, white-wall fires . Nice and clea n. _Retali $4860 ._ Pri cecl'to move. . 70 Cadillac H.T. Coupe I All . .. & ~rakes, g~d J2~95 I Fire~ird I I I. I. ··-~ Trail :1 IJ I 11968 CAMARO CONV. --~.16.95 '3700 ·Has It I 1970 DODGE POLARA.-~1695' 4-door, factory air, V.8 engin e, a:utomatlc transm iss ion , I III power steering white-w.all tires; whlt_e fin ish, vinyl top, r;i d io, 'clean Inside. . .I I 1970 PONfiAC·.;z.. WOOD REALTOR . ·. ·II . I SMITH AUTO SALES 'I I·' 1 KANAUGA, OHIO • '-1-() -..,.....,-=~---:-:-:-:-:-- MEN'S TOUPEES I1 : For I I I 1 . 1 I I I I 1 I· · . . . . I I 1 I .·1. Sale 1968 CHEVY II NOVA SS With 1971 , 307 Mr. Gasket 4 speed traction bars, 2 Crager mags, yellow with black interior, low mileS:, excellent condition . Priced rig"ht. Can be·seen at 558 Third Ave. Call 446·0043. Corbl'n & Snyder I1 1970 OiEVROLET 2 TON -12495.00 - Furniture • · NEW : Se"rta and Bemco mat· tress }lnd box .sp'r tngs . Large selection in stock - twin , full , queen size. Save .up to $40 a --~ .. set. 955 Second Avenue 446-1171 276-tl " ;D, P. MARTIN & Son Wyater Delivery Service . our patronage wilt be ap prec iated. Ph. 446··0463. 2-tf I . cordwinde~ ~nd .DEAD STOCK ·KARR'S BARBER SHOP ., ' . '. CHIN CHILLIAS, smalf ari imal cr ates and suppl ies. Ph. 4462655 . . 100·3 , UPP.ER RT. 7 . sleerin~, AKC TOY Poodle pupp ies S75 and $85." 256 -6247 · 98·26 . . interior& v inyl matching roo f . E x ira c lea n • .. ~·~ll-1 ··2695 NEW mobile home with large 19t-5 VICTO.RIAN 52 x 10 mobi le home. 2 bedroom. front ki tlot, 388-8622 . 101 -3. chen , ba r , r aised ceiling $'2,850: 4i x 8 New - Moon , -2 bed r oom, . ideal for rent or BEAUTY shop equipr:nent.. 2 sum mer co llage S995 . ha ir dryers, 1 hydraul iC c;ha1r , Johnson 's Mobile Homes , 2110 one we t sta t ion w ith mirror. Eastern Ave . 446·35,47 ·. Cpl( 675· 1989 or 675·2915. 101 ·3 101-3 ;. 1957 CHEVY, 2 door, 210 Se_ries,: good runn ing shape/ $150. Phone .367 -7704. 99-6 " /GALLIPOLIS H. .-RYSLER'· -pLYMOUTH c· 4 Dr.. Sedan. p. p. brak es. la c. air co nd ., 350 c u . in . V-6 engme, auto . tran s .. w-sw lires. Cottonwood gree n wilh maf c h1ng v.a - . ' GALLIPOLIS, OHIO '71 CHEVROLET IMPALA -~~~~:--:-:---::-- ' ' PR IN CETTI piano accord ion . . ,4469297. 99 6 SMITH .BUICK, INC. 3 ACRES with -large block For Sale bu ild ing net;~r Rio Grande on. Sale ·stal e Highwa y. Pr ice d cheap· at $7,500 . Ph. 379·2566. FREEZER beef. Call B. K. 1957 CHEVY 2 dr . Station 100-3 wagon . Mint condition . 270 Higley , 245·S255 evening s or H.P. Balanced 1 positraction 245.5218. . g la ss, 5:38, 4 speed . Many extras OLD DI SHE S, depression _ 80-26 $850. 446·4999. anti q ues, and Avon Bottl es. Ph . 446·2467. Easl<?rn Ave . "NEW and used instruments, --~==~--:---: 78-11 100-26 ·' Brunicard i House of Music. 54 . ALL TYPES of build i ng State Street . Phone 446-0687. materials, block, bri ck, sewer- 7 CHANNE,L police moniter For Sale JJ-tf · Pipes. Windows , lintels, eoc. complete wi th, crystals, ca ll ~G"'R"O::C::E = --:: R"Y""b~u~s:i n~e~s~s~1;-:o:r:--=sa:;l e, Ct a ude Winters, R Io Grande, j972 DETRO ITER , 60 x 12, full a ti er · 4 446·1525. 10<). ) k i tchen, and liv ing room , 1 building for sale or lease, . 0 . Phone 2.45·5121 after ~2 3 . tf brJ ih I 2 bedroom . Ca l!' 245·9326 phone 773·.5618 from 8: 30p.m . , at Ri o Grande . ·65 TR IUMPH road ster , good to 10 p.m. for appo(ntment. tires·, good condi tion, · $450. .. 67-ff -MAGNET!<.- ~1gns 10r (.ttrs anQ trucks . All kinds, Simmon s 446-4780. 101 3 TRI -STATE Printing and Offi ce Equi p· 'GOOD CLEAN' LUMP •nd MOBILE HOMES SALES ment. ,... stoker c.:oal. Carl Wttlters, Rio OHIO, KANAUGA, 52 -ff po' N ·Y ·sadd le and bridle, call Grande. Phone 245·5115 . ACROSS FROM HI-WAY 446.2515.1 6-11 INN. KANAUGA 10 1·3 IF Yc5U are build.ing a new --'---~---~~,---10 x 50 Frontier ~ · IPES , Pipes, Pipes , &1:!0, hol'l}e or remodeling , see us. 15 HOLSTE IN cows , some 10 x 48 Ri chardson Cheratan, BBB, Jobeyl Hitson We are builders. Distributor recently fresh . Call 614.286· 10 x 46 American and otlie·rs . Tawney'S Pjpe for Hotpoint Apptian ces, 2496·. Allison Electric: 101 ·3 10 x 50 New Moon and Trophy House, 422 Second ·w x 46 Pee r less l54·t' --~~-~--,---:8 x 45 New Moon . Ave . . 199-tf· NeectAr>Dtherbldg.? AKC REG . cocker s paniel 12 x 70. Kfngswood . . SEE our , al um i num bldg s. puppi es, very l igh t bu s, K & .P 10 x 35 Atlan tic Mobile 011ice (2 ) E LE CTROLUX V~c uurp Heavy duty , with floor ln_g , Kennels , 398.9273 . _ Used Mobile Homes 101 6 Cl ea ners com plete With atwlr.ed for electric. Also West 1 Phone 446.0816 ta chments, Virginia chunk coat , drain 1 22·11 pa int spf-ay. Used but m l1ke 'tile , bell tile, cement and AKC MINIATURE Schnauzer. ne cond ition . Pay S34.4S mortar·. Gallipol _ is Block a. Basse t hounds 1/ 2 pr ice. K 8. P 6-1 FORD . p/ckup, very gooct cash or budget plan o;~vailable . Coal Co., 123112 Pine, 446-2783. Kennels , 388-8274 . condition, $400. Phone 367· Electro Hygiene· Co. Phone 207 -tf 7101 . 101 ·6 446·4312. 102-3 I . 97·6 1950 SMALL Ford Tractor in 1972 NOMAD trave l t r a iler, 23 eK Ira good condition, 446-4020. 197212;..: 65 MOBILE home with ft ., unused . Call 388,8454. (3) 1973 ZIG -ZA G Sewi ng 1) J.J . ti ll -out LR . 3 a.cr es of land, 102·3 Machines left in layaway . two 10 x 20 patio, one ouf · \ Beautiful pastel col_or.. full b u ilding , plenty garden ' si ze m ·odel. All bu •lt·l.n to space, septic tank on good buttonhole, do stretch sew ing road on Raccoon Creek. 446and fancy sti tch ing . Pay just 0077. $48 .75 c ash or · terms 102-3 availab l e. Trad e· ins ac · ce pted. Electro Hy gi ene Co. sta11dard. 6 YEAR OL D gentle gated 1971 CHEVY Van Phone 446·•t312 . radio. custom ca rpet !nferi or , quar ter h.orse mare $250. 367. "97·6 low miles, 446 7529. . -4097.. 102-1 101 ·3 I I' SALE on mattresses and box sprinqs. · Req. $179.90 a se t now $100 a set with trade . This ma'ttress and box spr ing s 15 year ha s 312 · co il. guarantee . A super buy . Thi s week on ly. Used furn ith re, specia l couc hes- $10 and up . . 91 ·11 e4 .DR. SEDANS 42 MONTHS FINANCING .. .- -----:-..;... ' " . ,- "' :r ' ~ ::~- . . ..... ~ '!.,.)··,I -~ ;tr<~J ·· ·· t-1~ NEW CAR SPECIALS Gallipolis. Ohio For Sale NEW HOlland Baler Mode l-66 w i th molar, good shap~ . C<JII 446 0614. 102·3 GER MAN lri sh. Oane p-uppies, good wa tch dog, $15. 2.56·6247 . 102 ;6 ... . ;,. ' 2 ~ 1973 PLYMOUTHS ' -.;._-,'?1 :.~ ~) ~ \. .~( .;. . '•• ,-. t.) l _... ' .. '•~-.· · "".. ::.,..-' ' ~ GOLD YOUR •2625 CHOICE DUSTERS 1973 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE SEBRING 2 DOOR HARDTOP •3625 P. S., P . B., automati c, vinyl rtio l , w -s·w f ir es. 1973 PLYMOUTH V_ALIANT SCAMP 2 DOOR HARDTOP .. PUREBRED German Police Puppies, Call 388 -8532" 102·3 . . -~· ,. 1966 MU STANG Conv ., 289 V8 au l a. tran s., good condition , $625. Call 245·5873. 102·3 1967 FORD 112- ton VB, standa,rd tran s., good cond .. 37 ,000 . miles, 446-19.09. 102 3 . ·~~-----=--=~-: SPEE D-0 PR IN T Eleclroslatlc Cop.ier . Model 800. Ca l l 446 0475. 102 3 •2920 1~-..~~~~~~:::":":'':"':":~:~~:::~:-,r Auloma ti c, P.S.• vi nyl r.oof . RING SPECIAL! 1973 DtRYSLER NEWPORT 2 DOOR HARDTOP Nava jo copper pa int , white vi nyl root, air, tully equ_ip . STICKER PRICE PRICE 196_5_M~E:c-R~c = u -= ~~Y-,--: C:: O-;L:: ON Y PARK STAT ION WAGON. 9. PASSENGER PS & PB. REAL GOO D oCONOITION. 245-5823. ' 107-J· 1972 IN TERNATIONAL travelall tow pack:age, good condition, d-16 -0766. 102-3 ~5310 . 95 '4445 1973 CH~YSLER. 4 DR. H.T., AIR-& All EXTRAS~ .· STICKER PRICE. $5353 .35 OUR PRICE . 3 - '1973 '340' DUSTERS HOUSEHOLD furniture, 21 , Neat. Call 446·2534. 102·3 To Choose From, All Fully Equipped. with P. and Disc PoWE>r Brakes . 1969 FORD Tor inO, good co ndition. P.S. & P .B.. 428 engine, .i o:, p ~ed tran s., <IA6 0968. _· . . '102 3 Gallipolis Chrysler-Plymouth 14 FT . FIBERGLASS boal 45 · hp. motOr with trailer. Ex · cellc nl co ndit ion, 446 · 1130 afle_r >1 p.m . 102 6 s. 1639 Eastern . .""'!"' ...... -. • ~ ,._~. T~ . ~j;·'M ~ :~¥~ · . :..:F': : Gallipolis 446-3273 For Sale • 1967 MUSTANG V9 wi th gauges. CHINCHILLA with c~ges, ~a ll . For Sale after 6: 367 -7757. excel len t condition $995. 4461964 CHEVROLET Impala, V8 . 102·3 3808 af1er 5 p.m . engine, 4 speed, transmission ; ·71 HONDA CB 450, elect r ic new paint job, S350. 4-46· 156.4 lOl .J -5~ Y'-E~A-:R:-o-'-ld:-A:p-p~a~l~oo~,~.~.m"a rei 1968 FJAT. Best offe r , 446-9635 . ,\· stove·, Amana 1 1 ref ., ,112 102-3 . after 5 p . m . freezer , gas cookstove ,· 446· ar.~d sa ddle $175, 150 g!'lllon 100-3 1352. . 1,161 lbs. tobacco · base , phonC bulk tank , 2 surge mi lkers . 1 1 967 APACHE rold out camper 01-3 M · ·,, 145 5<~28. ' 367 7238. with me1o1 top .. Has buill in. I 69 CA· AR 0 , au,1O,· 1rans • 1O<l-3 102· 1 · · new tires, · . 1955 FORD 2 door HT, 390 , mags.. .. ----~~ ice box and olher' acccssones cond ., •1300 Firm, 307. 1910 Air 659 446 "3993 afler. 6 p.m . or 446 ·. Automat ic, 1969Ford302 P.S., • 196iFUR D good CO!'ldition, a lso. 1969 KAWASAK I 90 , good p B., a1r conditioning, ca ll ~ BSA, 3100 miles, like new ? t(.n gallon aquariums . 675 · condi tion, Pil70 Honda 70 .. Call · 25/8 after .f p.m . anyt i me, on · after 6 p.m . J46,<1957 . $800. Ph . 4-46-0859, after5p1QO,J . m. 361 J bcfor·e· 4 Or after· 9. · af1er 5, 367 -7154. ·· weekends, _ 101 3 . 102 6 .. 767 II 100·3 102 3 ·.,;.,~----- .. ~' WOOD. MOTOR SALES ' II NEW & USEO FURNITURE 8S4 Second 446-9523 ON LeSABRES · e2 DR. HDTPS e 4 DR. HDTPS For '• I 1.9.66.BUICK SPO_RT WA_G$49.51I I I I I I J'-a • Road Bikes Dirt Bikes RICE'S •4 DR. HDTPS DISCOUNT 4 SETS of box ·spr ing and mattr ess, 2 do.uble sized beds, four 2 pc .. livi ng room sui tes, 1 sofa bed .' Parsons: • On/Off Road Bikes I 1967 FORD LTD ... ,........ ;.5695. I I Sedan. · V-~ I ll!f··-~·----· I . . $7 9 I 1 1966 CHEVELLE ............... 4 1 I 1· II I . . . . I .1969 CHEVROLET "" ........,$899 II I I 1 I I 1 1967 au· ICK .....................sags I SeiVites •LIMITED Supply requirements. : .l ..•• AUCTIONEERS · INVESTMENT PROPERTY 5 ACRES, nice 3 BR .one floor Espr j t. Local-.1 owner car, 35? V: 8 engine, .P. 2 famil y dwelling loca ted at 631 pl an ~: home. Carpet and s~eering & aUtomatic trans ., AM-FM rad 10, like _new wh1te Third.Ave . Rent both or li ve in hardwood floors . AI. Sid. lettered tires , dark broWn finish , bUcket seat & blk . vinyl · one and r ent the othe·r .· Both Addi son Twp. Sold owner a power, gold finish , matching interior , Climate Full trim . A sharp one. Really loaded , have new f urnaces. Ha s 3 smaller home so thi s home l;:ontrol air cond_itioning, low mlleage. Sharp! room aparti-nent and a 5 room 25 Locust St. avai l able for i mm ed. oc apartment. Call tod ay fOr an ' HOward Brannon, Broker cu pancy. appointment. Off. 446·2674 lucille Brannon AIR CONDITIONED DOUBLE -WIDE . 3 BR fur · RUSSELL WOOD REALTOR Eve. 446·1226 or 1:146·2674 See this beautiful, 2 vear old, nished ho·m e . 1970 New Moon . V-8 motOr, auto . tra_ns., P.S., and W-w t ires, radio, .nice ' .. three bedroom home located Severa l lots avai lable if you HEALTH TOP. There i sn't yellow finish with viny l interior. NEW LISTING . near new hospita l. IJ has all need lot . Why pay ren t ? much hm in medicine , but A BRICK the features you I ike. Com ' th ere' -s a good ' deal of COME SEE . - You ' ll wanl lo plete carpeJing ,.. ai r con - CLEA N, well kept 3 BR home in Cadillac . Oldsmobile medicine In fun : · stay in Jhis immaculatelv di"t i oned, bui ll in appli can ces, city. Basement, two porches, Pomeroy 992-5342 GMAC Financing Available cle an hotT~e , w -w carpet GOOD MORNING? We've often two bath s full ba sement with · garage. $13 ,500. lhrougho.ut, aspacious living finished rec. room. Pr iced in H.T. engine, automatic trans., P... steering & wondered how many words Open Eves. Til6- Til S .P.M. Sat. room with fireplace , formal the 30's. LOTS and small ac r ea ge in alarm c locks have added to brakes, radio; blue finish, blk . ,vinyl top, g~d tir~s , radio. '' You ' !l L ike Our nuality Way of DQing Business" dining room , a dream kitchen the Engli sh language. Spec ial!!! Green and Add ison Twps. wiJh <::!11 th e extras, a trip!e Wit h wa ter . Office Phone 446<- 1!'? ./ si nk w ith disposal, Qish · Evenings washer, . hood and ran9e. 47 GARF IELD Ave ., very ni'ce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RA .RE FIND, - Usua lly, our Charles M. Nea I 446 -1546 home wilh new carpel and Plurl)bing & Healing SeiVices Offered double oven .PIUs din1ng Michael Neal 446-1503 acreage is ou t in the country. drapes , ce ntral air con STANDARD space, 3 BR , 1112 bath, fai-nily Here's· 6 ac res r igh t next to DRY WALL service by con . ditloning , front room 22' x 14' Plumbing & Heating room In basement, laundry Four BR modern home . town . tract . Willard Bosl>:!y, 446Hardtop Coupe, th e HOT one,, and sure to pleas·e, V-8, 3 OR 4 BEDROOM hom e in with wood -burning fireplace, Third Ave ., 446-3782 214 r oom and shower, large front Carpet, ba sem ent. Three car 4954. modern kitchen, full 187.tf Ma-son , W. Va., new automatic , good tires, good body with green finish, radio. porCh, brick garage, carport, garage . Ideal locaHon for car baseme nt , and new carpor t . remodeled ki1chen and liv ing 282-11 A SPECIAL ANY DAY. . plenty of street parking . Well Qr .tra iler Sales or garage . Has river View, pri ce $22,500. ~-----:R:-:u-=ss::;:-E-; L-;L::.s:--~ r oom, large lo t fenced in , Ph . ----~ I land scaped lawn, fruit trees , 773 -59 76 . near sc hools - in city . Call 3 BEDROOM block dwg . on 3 .. PLUMBING & HEATING INSTALLING · siding, gutters, aluminum and · down 101 -6 oR EAM HOME· you can affo;d. Gallipolis, 446·4782 now for appointment to see. Love ly 3 BR home on Rt . 141, acres of land, fireplace in spouts. For free estimate call"1. ~ ' 297-tf in ci ty limit s. Carpe t , front room, carpet, fuel oP _ 2 BEDROOM home . Also ut il ity 3BEDROOMS C-Ollect 367-0128. Biscayne, 327 V.18 engine, automatic tran smission, power . beautiful spa·ci ou s kitchen furnace , priced to sell $9,000. or child 's bedrodm, kitchen 2 11J2 BATHS DEWITT'S PLUMBIN G includes range and refrig . --:--~-----83- 6 steer ing, and power brakes , good tires. green finish with cabinet , fUll base ment. bath, LOVELY ranch home nestled COTTAO.E Of:l .Evans Heig hts, AND HEATING Large living rm. Patio. See SEPTiC TANKS mat chi ng interior . Book value, $1150. SPEC IAL ! cou nt y wa ter- system, Temco in beautiful setting, w-w Route 160 at Evergreen_ lot 45' x 125', modern kitchen , toda y and move in tomorroW! ga s tor~ed air furna ce. Large Cleaned and Installed carpet, lots ot storage space, Phone 446-2735 · th e whole house in ex cellent garage bui lding with s t~e l I central air -heat, a luxury Russell's Plumbing, 446,4ffl2 187-tf condition , also garage, pri ce Beam s, 8 inch concrete floor , . · 297-tf kitchen and dining area , full S15, Q OO . sui table for apartment above, PLUMBING - Healing /l. Air basemen t with family room, Which has been started . Sorne Conditioniftg . 300 Fourth Ave . 'GILLE NWATER' S. septic tank. Skylark H.T. Cpe ., V-8, automatic, power steering & powder roo(rh workshoJ:? and 7 ROOM brick home on Lower material lett t o go with Ph. 446-1637. laundry room , garage. · deM ing and rdpa i r , also" ~ rak~s, like new W· w tires, radio, b'lue f inish, blue viny l .River Road overlooking the building . Both buildings well house wrecking . Ph . 446·9499. 1ntenor. 48-ff Oh io River,modern kitchen , bu i lt with. good maferial SNOW WHITE HOME . carpeted air condition ing, full located (Jn Georges Creek in ST& H ! "UU' " " " ' . CARTER'S PLUMBING NEVER pai11t exteriOr - -4 nice basement, two·car garage. Established in 1940. 169-lf Addi son Twp . Call 446 2232 for AND HEATING BR , HW """S in LR & OR, recently been Has appt. COr. Fourth & Pine ROOFING and SpOuting, kitchen , banque> redecpr ~teq . Phone 446-3888 or 446.4471 . beautiful . •abinet, , S·hi ngles and Buildup V.8, automatic. steering. rad1o, fa ct ory a1r. ReducE.>d . • Hotroofs . Free Estimate -· coppertone b... ins, off MODERN 1 fldor plan on Ad · Jay Sheppard 446·Q001 165-ff McGRAW COMPANY kitchen laundry room , Denver K. Higley 446-0002 26 yr . experience. James 1962 Nova "6" Station Wagon $269 dison -Bulaville Rd ., 6 rooms Marcum , Vinton , Ohio. 388· BULLDOZER , ba ckhoe and large well detached garage, ·2 BEDROOM home. Also utility hardwood ·floors , moderh land clearing and develop shaded lawn in city . or child 's bedroom , hardwood k i tchen , rural water, This ment, 446· 1502, 388-8230. f loors, built -in birch kitchen 2 STORY 3 bedrobm all elect. property situated on two lots. brick. c arpet thr ou ghout, EXCITED 100-plf cabinets,' full basemen t, bath, 8114. AND ,62-11 Price $21 ,000. Presently rents di sposal, new cabinets In SHE will be to see this char county water syste m , Temco for $200 per month. kitchen, dining r oom and ming 3 BR cottage, large gas forced air furnace . La r ge RUSS'S GLAS S Service, glass TRENCHER lOB" cab to axle, 350 cu . in. V·8, 15,000 lb. 2 speed R. fi rep la ce, l 1h bath s~ deep lot, kitchen ,. full basement with LARGE older home has been garage bui ldi ng with steel I for all neecjs, spec ializing in CALL Jac kson 286·4524. Ali Axl e, solid ca b, good 825x20 t ires . This truck has 1052 Second Ave. Call 446· i997 paneled family room , large Beams, 8 inch con.crete floor , remodeled , modem kitchen. windshields. mirrors , types of b!)ckhoeing , sept-ic - . alw.:iys had good maintenance. after 5 p.m . daily, on Sundays work shop and laundry· room , plexigtass, resrreen, 704 Pine, tanks, footers , etc. Also all su itable for apartmenl above, new carpeting, "'two patios, · a{lytime . ' new furnace , two porches, Rio Grande, 245·5048. . . types Of trenching , water. wh ich has been started. Some plus extra trailer pad on lot. deeo ,tnt for the chiJdren . 59,if 100-tf lines, gas lines, etc. -. ma t e r i.;~l lef t to go . with Price $23,500, ·, Price $14,000. bu ilding . Both buiiCiings well --;;c---:-'----'7::------;-~- \ · · 89-11 New 73 Chev . Blazer In Stock ~ wh . RANCHER bui lt with goo d material BY OWNER 3 bedroom home, MODERN ... ~ bedroom br ick Offered d · t II f t · H I located on Georges Cr eek , in ALBERT E.HMAN nve, u power, ac ory a1r . urry n . homE:, close . to hospital, very garage, new carpeting . Phone 3 BEDROOM ' 2 bath, paneled PLANTS Addison Twp . Cal l 446 . ~232 for nice kitchen and dining area , SEPTIC tanks · and sewer Water Delivery Service 446-0955, 120 Mabelene. Dr., family .room , all builtin kit. appt. Gallipolis . chen in color with -double · a i r condition ing, two . car service. Fast clean service. Patriot We are here to please you ••• you'll immed i a 'te 1.02-6 oven, - nice laundry room, · garage, R"easonable rates. Phon.e 44661 -11 possession,, price $26,500. 1637. ca rport and . detached - - - -. . . , . . - -2-·3-ff like our appraisa'ls _ & trading policy! 98--26 workshop , large level well b i k h 6 SECOND A 10 BOB LANE ' S complete landscaped rawn . Quick . t ve.,b lrhc lome • 1 with nice to , llh a s, seam Rota Rooter BOokkeeping arid Tax Ser. possess •on. · hea t, full basement, f ireplace , SEWER and Drain Cleaning, vice, 4241/l Fourth Ave. , MIDDLEPORT ver y nice! kitchen with all National . Service · now Kanauga . BuSiness by ap. REDUCED appl i.ances bu i lt -i n. rtvailable locally. · For any ' po intment. Ph . 446· 1049. LARGE two story home on · kind of stoppedcup drain, call· Please call after 6 p.m . . cOr ner 6th St. &. Hooker has 24 ACRE-S with a large 1 room · BEFORE 675-5195, 24 hour Serv . AFTER been reduced from $15,000 to house, bath, · new furnace, on 307-ff $13,750 ror quick sale . . 10 Karr 's Barber ~ t . Rt . 233, has trailer spot. ~ S ~E~P~T~t~ C I~ a~ nk~s--in~s~l~ a l-le~d-.-~ck · rooms , 2 baths, large eat -in Shop , 110 lynn Price reduced to $11 ,000. · kitchen , formal DR. part St ., Pomeroy ; hoe work .of all kinds. C. U. surance. Pr ~Jning , trimming. • . '" Your Chevy Dealer" basement, now vacant . Call 23 ACRES at Eureka. price Ohio, has added a Miller, Bbx 114, Rio Grande, and cavily work , tree and 992 2126 Open Eves. Til8 Pomeroy now to see this home . ne·W service. we 245,5535. reduced a't $3,500. stump removaL' Ph . -446·4953. ,. are now fi1ting HOUSE LISTINGS Office 446·1066 . 78· 26 , WANTED! Men 's Toupees. Evenings -WE WANT to ilst your property . . We c:an fit you TERMITE -PEST CON 'I I<OL R.ussell Wood 446.:4618 "HoT-Shot ' . Spray- wasn" -7..:tf · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - w1lh a full or a We wi ll give your property the Ron Canaday 446-3636 FREE Inspection. Call 446·3245. CALL us for wash , wax and partia I hairpiece. n ec.~ss ary amou.nt of a_ ddegreasing . of your trucks , SeiVices Offered · . John I. RichardS446-0280 flllerrill O'Dell, Operator by Services Offered verfising and the !lest of our i mobile homes , alutl"}inum, Exterminal Termite Service. .. ability to pr·omote a sale. 10 Belmont Dr . siding or anyth ing washable.' S.TEWART Electricai Service & LIST 'TOU AY :- IT WILL 446·4441 . 267-11 .__ .. PAY . Repair, house wiring, electric NEW 3 bedroom house, garage, --,---~-~--~-29-11 heating. Phone 446·4561. · STOP in .and 1et.MICK show YOU what Ae can do for you . elect ri c heat, range, waTI tO centrai .Air. CondlfiOn•ny 271 -11 wall <:arpet, floor space 1,324 &' Heating M cGraw ·Company, Bulldozer, . --~=:=-::-:-:-:-:-::::-BY OWNER 3 bedroom hqmf;!', reet, large Jot 100 x 256, near Free Estimates $5.00 Service Charg,e ' 110 lynn St. backhoe and land · c learing . THOMAS FAIN carpet, new carpefjng. Phone Clay school. Priced $18,950 $tewar•'s Hardware POMEROY Will remove your dead and devel opment. 446-1502. EXTERMINATING CO. 446-0955. Otho Burdette, 256-6884. ' Vinton, Ohio . tjarbers Local 400 AFL-C IO horse and. CC!ws 389 -8230. Termite & Pes·t tontrol 61 -11 ·85-11. Cell Jackson 286'<531 144-tf 9J.II , Wheelersburg , Ohio ' DISCOUNT HONDA 6:00 FR~~N~s~iJn~f.~.sr;:b~1 tJ::~~'· I POMEROY MOTOR CO. ~ · .. $ a Without I P.M. ~~ar3 ~~2 1~~lllpolis " freight Chicago, ~ACKHOE . · extra charge to our customers. 'Til q£16-0001 ' SEE THEM NOW AT • • • Car department will source ''hard to get" items in Toledo, J: .. ' New mi11imum of twice daily and thru their customer service KARR & VAN ZANDT ·;. us spe~ial Distribution . Center. Remember We Seroice What We Sell. .- the Open Evenings OUR WORD IS OUR BOND •, brings ventories and many .44&-1066 . ~ housed an associate of the American Parts System in Toledo. ' REALTY . formerly USED FURNITURE We Service What We Sell - that South 2nd in Middleport is the Our store, while in private ownership, will operate as air, vinyl lop. One REMEMBER ta Neal building . Dealership we recently resigned. CEWARD CALVERT, Salesman Real Estate For Sale 88 . Our. location at .. • of our 1973. you Wednesday, May 2nd, WE STILL ARE MAKING GREAT DEALS ON NEW BUICKS & PONTIACS. SO BEFORE YOU BUY ANY CAR NEW OR USED CHECK WITH US. .. •., . am "Rich" Rawlings, owner and man new Auto Parts Store that wi II be open and reatov to serve . ..................................• . . Some of the " standard extras " on the Dodge · Colt that represent " optional equipment " on some other domestically available subcompacts include adjustable steering column • front wheel disc brakes, flow-through ventilation, and full synchromesh four speed transmission . A radio antenna that is part of the deck lid; flow throllg ~ ventilation and fully -reclining front seats that are standard (except in coupe) are examples of the innovation and extra value of the Dodge Colt . ....................: . : ................. .. .... . DODGE COLT! 992-3732 r- Real low BonnE>vi Ue 4 dr . H . T ., air. vinyl top, ·. • AFTER HRS. TRUCKLOAD DISCOUNT ~ ..... • ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. 992-2151 MORE FOR THE MONEY •.•• ..~1.'.......,.; ,f . .'"' ' k .· ' �. 116 - The Sunday Times- SentirM!I, Sunday, April29, 1973 RECORD BREAKING SALE ." ..... .' . -·· .. . , ~~ WE SOLD MORE CARS THIS MONTH 'THAN ANY MONTH SINCE WE HAVE BEEN IN BUSINESS. SO COME IN AND HELP US. ~-· .' - • .. • ' R. H: RAWLINGS SONS CO ,, 88 SOUTH 2ND ST. PHONE 1972 PONTIAC..... ~:~-~~-~~~~:.:~~-~-~~~-~:~~~~~:-~~~~ ....... '4595 1971 PLYMOUTH:..~~:.:~::: ..~~~:~~i-'~~..~~.:~~-~~~-~~~-~:-.... '239 5 1971 PONTIAC... :..~i-1:.~~: •299 5 1970 PONTIAC ..... ~:-~~~-~-~-~~::.~:~,~~-~~:·.?.:·.~~~-~~~-~~·..... '2295 2895 1970 PONTIAC .... ~-5:~:.~ ':'.~.~-~~1970 1969 BUICK .......... ~-~~-~~~ ........................................ •219 .·. 5 1969 1966 FORD ............ ~--~:~~---~~~-~-~~~~-~-~~-~~~-~~~-~-~~-~~~:......... •99 5 . 1967 '595 1950 FORD,............ ~-~~~:-~-~~:~~·...::.............. ~~~~......... •29 5 ... Jo •• Ca!. ,. 4 Brougham . dr. H. T. ' .. , I Lesabre 2 dr. H. T ., ' • same This association plan for daily "'·, •··.. Detroit, . We availability from CARROLL NORRIS DO.DGE huge in - services. One example is our shipments will' have from the phone Cleveland and GALLIPOLIS. OHIO 50 STATE ST. Toledo contact Cincinnati, Our store hours Monday thru Saturday, 8 A.M. - ~ 7 p.m. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. Service 'Til 12 992-2174 soo E·. Maih St., Pomeroy, Oh10 ·Real Estate For Sale ·Realty . ON ELECTRAS Parts & eCUSTOMS From Mighty to Mini, Honda has it all! We will appreciate the privilege serving your Auto DISCOUNT Offers You More Honda ~ -·· .. fit Better Buys On The BeSt Noon on USED CARS Models ON CENTURIONS Dale R. Sanders Inc. Motorcycle 600 E. State Street Athens , Ohio Than Any Other 70 Cadillac H.T. Sedan Green f inish, gold interior, full power equipment, Crui se Control, new w·s-w tire s, Climate Control air conditi oning. '3500 Saturday REALTORS Real Estate· For Sale !ii!lfl/lll/JIL · 70 Cadillac H.T. Sedan Real Estate For Sale Fuft power equipment, Climafe . Control air COO· ditioning, Cruise Con trol , AM.FM radio. *3500 RUSSEL~ e2 DR. HDTPSR For Sale Honda 1972 CHEVROLEr ........s3995 I I Caprice 4-door, new car . title & balance of warra.nty, brown viny l roof , tinted glass, factory _air, front & rear guards, radio & rear speaker, white-wall fires . Nice and clea n. _Retali $4860 ._ Pri cecl'to move. . 70 Cadillac H.T. Coupe I All . .. & ~rakes, g~d J2~95 I Fire~ird I I I. I. ··-~ Trail :1 IJ I 11968 CAMARO CONV. --~.16.95 '3700 ·Has It I 1970 DODGE POLARA.-~1695' 4-door, factory air, V.8 engin e, a:utomatlc transm iss ion , I III power steering white-w.all tires; whlt_e fin ish, vinyl top, r;i d io, 'clean Inside. . .I I 1970 PONfiAC·.;z.. WOOD REALTOR . ·. ·II . I SMITH AUTO SALES 'I I·' 1 KANAUGA, OHIO • '-1-() -..,.....,-=~---:-:-:-:-:-- MEN'S TOUPEES I1 : For I I I 1 . 1 I I I I 1 I· · . . . . I I 1 I .·1. Sale 1968 CHEVY II NOVA SS With 1971 , 307 Mr. Gasket 4 speed traction bars, 2 Crager mags, yellow with black interior, low mileS:, excellent condition . Priced rig"ht. Can be·seen at 558 Third Ave. Call 446·0043. Corbl'n & Snyder I1 1970 OiEVROLET 2 TON -12495.00 - Furniture • · NEW : Se"rta and Bemco mat· tress }lnd box .sp'r tngs . Large selection in stock - twin , full , queen size. Save .up to $40 a --~ .. set. 955 Second Avenue 446-1171 276-tl " ;D, P. MARTIN & Son Wyater Delivery Service . our patronage wilt be ap prec iated. Ph. 446··0463. 2-tf I . cordwinde~ ~nd .DEAD STOCK ·KARR'S BARBER SHOP ., ' . '. CHIN CHILLIAS, smalf ari imal cr ates and suppl ies. Ph. 4462655 . . 100·3 , UPP.ER RT. 7 . sleerin~, AKC TOY Poodle pupp ies S75 and $85." 256 -6247 · 98·26 . . interior& v inyl matching roo f . E x ira c lea n • .. ~·~ll-1 ··2695 NEW mobile home with large 19t-5 VICTO.RIAN 52 x 10 mobi le home. 2 bedroom. front ki tlot, 388-8622 . 101 -3. chen , ba r , r aised ceiling $'2,850: 4i x 8 New - Moon , -2 bed r oom, . ideal for rent or BEAUTY shop equipr:nent.. 2 sum mer co llage S995 . ha ir dryers, 1 hydraul iC c;ha1r , Johnson 's Mobile Homes , 2110 one we t sta t ion w ith mirror. Eastern Ave . 446·35,47 ·. Cpl( 675· 1989 or 675·2915. 101 ·3 101-3 ;. 1957 CHEVY, 2 door, 210 Se_ries,: good runn ing shape/ $150. Phone .367 -7704. 99-6 " /GALLIPOLIS H. .-RYSLER'· -pLYMOUTH c· 4 Dr.. Sedan. p. p. brak es. la c. air co nd ., 350 c u . in . V-6 engme, auto . tran s .. w-sw lires. Cottonwood gree n wilh maf c h1ng v.a - . ' GALLIPOLIS, OHIO '71 CHEVROLET IMPALA -~~~~:--:-:---::-- ' ' PR IN CETTI piano accord ion . . ,4469297. 99 6 SMITH .BUICK, INC. 3 ACRES with -large block For Sale bu ild ing net;~r Rio Grande on. Sale ·stal e Highwa y. Pr ice d cheap· at $7,500 . Ph. 379·2566. FREEZER beef. Call B. K. 1957 CHEVY 2 dr . Station 100-3 wagon . Mint condition . 270 Higley , 245·S255 evening s or H.P. Balanced 1 positraction 245.5218. . g la ss, 5:38, 4 speed . Many extras OLD DI SHE S, depression _ 80-26 $850. 446·4999. anti q ues, and Avon Bottl es. Ph . 446·2467. Easl<?rn Ave . "NEW and used instruments, --~==~--:---: 78-11 100-26 ·' Brunicard i House of Music. 54 . ALL TYPES of build i ng State Street . Phone 446-0687. materials, block, bri ck, sewer- 7 CHANNE,L police moniter For Sale JJ-tf · Pipes. Windows , lintels, eoc. complete wi th, crystals, ca ll ~G"'R"O::C::E = --:: R"Y""b~u~s:i n~e~s~s~1;-:o:r:--=sa:;l e, Ct a ude Winters, R Io Grande, j972 DETRO ITER , 60 x 12, full a ti er · 4 446·1525. 10<). ) k i tchen, and liv ing room , 1 building for sale or lease, . 0 . Phone 2.45·5121 after ~2 3 . tf brJ ih I 2 bedroom . Ca l!' 245·9326 phone 773·.5618 from 8: 30p.m . , at Ri o Grande . ·65 TR IUMPH road ster , good to 10 p.m. for appo(ntment. tires·, good condi tion, · $450. .. 67-ff -MAGNET!<.- ~1gns 10r (.ttrs anQ trucks . All kinds, Simmon s 446-4780. 101 3 TRI -STATE Printing and Offi ce Equi p· 'GOOD CLEAN' LUMP •nd MOBILE HOMES SALES ment. ,... stoker c.:oal. Carl Wttlters, Rio OHIO, KANAUGA, 52 -ff po' N ·Y ·sadd le and bridle, call Grande. Phone 245·5115 . ACROSS FROM HI-WAY 446.2515.1 6-11 INN. KANAUGA 10 1·3 IF Yc5U are build.ing a new --'---~---~~,---10 x 50 Frontier ~ · IPES , Pipes, Pipes , &1:!0, hol'l}e or remodeling , see us. 15 HOLSTE IN cows , some 10 x 48 Ri chardson Cheratan, BBB, Jobeyl Hitson We are builders. Distributor recently fresh . Call 614.286· 10 x 46 American and otlie·rs . Tawney'S Pjpe for Hotpoint Apptian ces, 2496·. Allison Electric: 101 ·3 10 x 50 New Moon and Trophy House, 422 Second ·w x 46 Pee r less l54·t' --~~-~--,---:8 x 45 New Moon . Ave . . 199-tf· NeectAr>Dtherbldg.? AKC REG . cocker s paniel 12 x 70. Kfngswood . . SEE our , al um i num bldg s. puppi es, very l igh t bu s, K & .P 10 x 35 Atlan tic Mobile 011ice (2 ) E LE CTROLUX V~c uurp Heavy duty , with floor ln_g , Kennels , 398.9273 . _ Used Mobile Homes 101 6 Cl ea ners com plete With atwlr.ed for electric. Also West 1 Phone 446.0816 ta chments, Virginia chunk coat , drain 1 22·11 pa int spf-ay. Used but m l1ke 'tile , bell tile, cement and AKC MINIATURE Schnauzer. ne cond ition . Pay S34.4S mortar·. Gallipol _ is Block a. Basse t hounds 1/ 2 pr ice. K 8. P 6-1 FORD . p/ckup, very gooct cash or budget plan o;~vailable . Coal Co., 123112 Pine, 446-2783. Kennels , 388-8274 . condition, $400. Phone 367· Electro Hygiene· Co. Phone 207 -tf 7101 . 101 ·6 446·4312. 102-3 I . 97·6 1950 SMALL Ford Tractor in 1972 NOMAD trave l t r a iler, 23 eK Ira good condition, 446-4020. 197212;..: 65 MOBILE home with ft ., unused . Call 388,8454. (3) 1973 ZIG -ZA G Sewi ng 1) J.J . ti ll -out LR . 3 a.cr es of land, 102·3 Machines left in layaway . two 10 x 20 patio, one ouf · \ Beautiful pastel col_or.. full b u ilding , plenty garden ' si ze m ·odel. All bu •lt·l.n to space, septic tank on good buttonhole, do stretch sew ing road on Raccoon Creek. 446and fancy sti tch ing . Pay just 0077. $48 .75 c ash or · terms 102-3 availab l e. Trad e· ins ac · ce pted. Electro Hy gi ene Co. sta11dard. 6 YEAR OL D gentle gated 1971 CHEVY Van Phone 446·•t312 . radio. custom ca rpet !nferi or , quar ter h.orse mare $250. 367. "97·6 low miles, 446 7529. . -4097.. 102-1 101 ·3 I I' SALE on mattresses and box sprinqs. · Req. $179.90 a se t now $100 a set with trade . This ma'ttress and box spr ing s 15 year ha s 312 · co il. guarantee . A super buy . Thi s week on ly. Used furn ith re, specia l couc hes- $10 and up . . 91 ·11 e4 .DR. SEDANS 42 MONTHS FINANCING .. .- -----:-..;... ' " . ,- "' :r ' ~ ::~- . . ..... ~ '!.,.)··,I -~ ;tr<~J ·· ·· t-1~ NEW CAR SPECIALS Gallipolis. Ohio For Sale NEW HOlland Baler Mode l-66 w i th molar, good shap~ . C<JII 446 0614. 102·3 GER MAN lri sh. Oane p-uppies, good wa tch dog, $15. 2.56·6247 . 102 ;6 ... . ;,. ' 2 ~ 1973 PLYMOUTHS ' -.;._-,'?1 :.~ ~) ~ \. .~( .;. . '•• ,-. t.) l _... ' .. '•~-.· · "".. ::.,..-' ' ~ GOLD YOUR •2625 CHOICE DUSTERS 1973 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE SEBRING 2 DOOR HARDTOP •3625 P. S., P . B., automati c, vinyl rtio l , w -s·w f ir es. 1973 PLYMOUTH V_ALIANT SCAMP 2 DOOR HARDTOP .. PUREBRED German Police Puppies, Call 388 -8532" 102·3 . . -~· ,. 1966 MU STANG Conv ., 289 V8 au l a. tran s., good condition , $625. Call 245·5873. 102·3 1967 FORD 112- ton VB, standa,rd tran s., good cond .. 37 ,000 . miles, 446-19.09. 102 3 . ·~~-----=--=~-: SPEE D-0 PR IN T Eleclroslatlc Cop.ier . Model 800. Ca l l 446 0475. 102 3 •2920 1~-..~~~~~~:::":":'':"':":~:~~:::~:-,r Auloma ti c, P.S.• vi nyl r.oof . RING SPECIAL! 1973 DtRYSLER NEWPORT 2 DOOR HARDTOP Nava jo copper pa int , white vi nyl root, air, tully equ_ip . STICKER PRICE PRICE 196_5_M~E:c-R~c = u -= ~~Y-,--: C:: O-;L:: ON Y PARK STAT ION WAGON. 9. PASSENGER PS & PB. REAL GOO D oCONOITION. 245-5823. ' 107-J· 1972 IN TERNATIONAL travelall tow pack:age, good condition, d-16 -0766. 102-3 ~5310 . 95 '4445 1973 CH~YSLER. 4 DR. H.T., AIR-& All EXTRAS~ .· STICKER PRICE. $5353 .35 OUR PRICE . 3 - '1973 '340' DUSTERS HOUSEHOLD furniture, 21 , Neat. Call 446·2534. 102·3 To Choose From, All Fully Equipped. with P. and Disc PoWE>r Brakes . 1969 FORD Tor inO, good co ndition. P.S. & P .B.. 428 engine, .i o:, p ~ed tran s., <IA6 0968. _· . . '102 3 Gallipolis Chrysler-Plymouth 14 FT . FIBERGLASS boal 45 · hp. motOr with trailer. Ex · cellc nl co ndit ion, 446 · 1130 afle_r >1 p.m . 102 6 s. 1639 Eastern . .""'!"' ...... -. • ~ ,._~. T~ . ~j;·'M ~ :~¥~ · . :..:F': : Gallipolis 446-3273 For Sale • 1967 MUSTANG V9 wi th gauges. CHINCHILLA with c~ges, ~a ll . For Sale after 6: 367 -7757. excel len t condition $995. 4461964 CHEVROLET Impala, V8 . 102·3 3808 af1er 5 p.m . engine, 4 speed, transmission ; ·71 HONDA CB 450, elect r ic new paint job, S350. 4-46· 156.4 lOl .J -5~ Y'-E~A-:R:-o-'-ld:-A:p-p~a~l~oo~,~.~.m"a rei 1968 FJAT. Best offe r , 446-9635 . ,\· stove·, Amana 1 1 ref ., ,112 102-3 . after 5 p . m . freezer , gas cookstove ,· 446· ar.~d sa ddle $175, 150 g!'lllon 100-3 1352. . 1,161 lbs. tobacco · base , phonC bulk tank , 2 surge mi lkers . 1 1 967 APACHE rold out camper 01-3 M · ·,, 145 5<~28. ' 367 7238. with me1o1 top .. Has buill in. I 69 CA· AR 0 , au,1O,· 1rans • 1O<l-3 102· 1 · · new tires, · . 1955 FORD 2 door HT, 390 , mags.. .. ----~~ ice box and olher' acccssones cond ., •1300 Firm, 307. 1910 Air 659 446 "3993 afler. 6 p.m . or 446 ·. Automat ic, 1969Ford302 P.S., • 196iFUR D good CO!'ldition, a lso. 1969 KAWASAK I 90 , good p B., a1r conditioning, ca ll ~ BSA, 3100 miles, like new ? t(.n gallon aquariums . 675 · condi tion, Pil70 Honda 70 .. Call · 25/8 after .f p.m . anyt i me, on · after 6 p.m . J46,<1957 . $800. Ph . 4-46-0859, after5p1QO,J . m. 361 J bcfor·e· 4 Or after· 9. · af1er 5, 367 -7154. ·· weekends, _ 101 3 . 102 6 .. 767 II 100·3 102 3 ·.,;.,~----- .. ~' WOOD. MOTOR SALES ' II NEW & USEO FURNITURE 8S4 Second 446-9523 ON LeSABRES · e2 DR. HDTPS e 4 DR. HDTPS For '• I 1.9.66.BUICK SPO_RT WA_G$49.51I I I I I I J'-a • Road Bikes Dirt Bikes RICE'S •4 DR. HDTPS DISCOUNT 4 SETS of box ·spr ing and mattr ess, 2 do.uble sized beds, four 2 pc .. livi ng room sui tes, 1 sofa bed .' Parsons: • On/Off Road Bikes I 1967 FORD LTD ... ,........ ;.5695. I I Sedan. · V-~ I ll!f··-~·----· I . . $7 9 I 1 1966 CHEVELLE ............... 4 1 I 1· II I . . . . I .1969 CHEVROLET "" ........,$899 II I I 1 I I 1 1967 au· ICK .....................sags I SeiVites •LIMITED Supply requirements. : .l ..•• AUCTIONEERS · INVESTMENT PROPERTY 5 ACRES, nice 3 BR .one floor Espr j t. Local-.1 owner car, 35? V: 8 engine, .P. 2 famil y dwelling loca ted at 631 pl an ~: home. Carpet and s~eering & aUtomatic trans ., AM-FM rad 10, like _new wh1te Third.Ave . Rent both or li ve in hardwood floors . AI. Sid. lettered tires , dark broWn finish , bUcket seat & blk . vinyl · one and r ent the othe·r .· Both Addi son Twp. Sold owner a power, gold finish , matching interior , Climate Full trim . A sharp one. Really loaded , have new f urnaces. Ha s 3 smaller home so thi s home l;:ontrol air cond_itioning, low mlleage. Sharp! room aparti-nent and a 5 room 25 Locust St. avai l able for i mm ed. oc apartment. Call tod ay fOr an ' HOward Brannon, Broker cu pancy. appointment. Off. 446·2674 lucille Brannon AIR CONDITIONED DOUBLE -WIDE . 3 BR fur · RUSSELL WOOD REALTOR Eve. 446·1226 or 1:146·2674 See this beautiful, 2 vear old, nished ho·m e . 1970 New Moon . V-8 motOr, auto . tra_ns., P.S., and W-w t ires, radio, .nice ' .. three bedroom home located Severa l lots avai lable if you HEALTH TOP. There i sn't yellow finish with viny l interior. NEW LISTING . near new hospita l. IJ has all need lot . Why pay ren t ? much hm in medicine , but A BRICK the features you I ike. Com ' th ere' -s a good ' deal of COME SEE . - You ' ll wanl lo plete carpeJing ,.. ai r con - CLEA N, well kept 3 BR home in Cadillac . Oldsmobile medicine In fun : · stay in Jhis immaculatelv di"t i oned, bui ll in appli can ces, city. Basement, two porches, Pomeroy 992-5342 GMAC Financing Available cle an hotT~e , w -w carpet GOOD MORNING? We've often two bath s full ba sement with · garage. $13 ,500. lhrougho.ut, aspacious living finished rec. room. Pr iced in H.T. engine, automatic trans., P... steering & wondered how many words Open Eves. Til6- Til S .P.M. Sat. room with fireplace , formal the 30's. LOTS and small ac r ea ge in alarm c locks have added to brakes, radio; blue finish, blk . ,vinyl top, g~d tir~s , radio. '' You ' !l L ike Our nuality Way of DQing Business" dining room , a dream kitchen the Engli sh language. Spec ial!!! Green and Add ison Twps. wiJh <::!11 th e extras, a trip!e Wit h wa ter . Office Phone 446<- 1!'? ./ si nk w ith disposal, Qish · Evenings washer, . hood and ran9e. 47 GARF IELD Ave ., very ni'ce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RA .RE FIND, - Usua lly, our Charles M. Nea I 446 -1546 home wilh new carpel and Plurl)bing & Healing SeiVices Offered double oven .PIUs din1ng Michael Neal 446-1503 acreage is ou t in the country. drapes , ce ntral air con STANDARD space, 3 BR , 1112 bath, fai-nily Here's· 6 ac res r igh t next to DRY WALL service by con . ditloning , front room 22' x 14' Plumbing & Heating room In basement, laundry Four BR modern home . town . tract . Willard Bosl>:!y, 446Hardtop Coupe, th e HOT one,, and sure to pleas·e, V-8, 3 OR 4 BEDROOM hom e in with wood -burning fireplace, Third Ave ., 446-3782 214 r oom and shower, large front Carpet, ba sem ent. Three car 4954. modern kitchen, full 187.tf Ma-son , W. Va., new automatic , good tires, good body with green finish, radio. porCh, brick garage, carport, garage . Ideal locaHon for car baseme nt , and new carpor t . remodeled ki1chen and liv ing 282-11 A SPECIAL ANY DAY. . plenty of street parking . Well Qr .tra iler Sales or garage . Has river View, pri ce $22,500. ~-----:R:-:u-=ss::;:-E-; L-;L::.s:--~ r oom, large lo t fenced in , Ph . ----~ I land scaped lawn, fruit trees , 773 -59 76 . near sc hools - in city . Call 3 BEDROOM block dwg . on 3 .. PLUMBING & HEATING INSTALLING · siding, gutters, aluminum and · down 101 -6 oR EAM HOME· you can affo;d. Gallipolis, 446·4782 now for appointment to see. Love ly 3 BR home on Rt . 141, acres of land, fireplace in spouts. For free estimate call"1. ~ ' 297-tf in ci ty limit s. Carpe t , front room, carpet, fuel oP _ 2 BEDROOM home . Also ut il ity 3BEDROOMS C-Ollect 367-0128. Biscayne, 327 V.18 engine, automatic tran smission, power . beautiful spa·ci ou s kitchen furnace , priced to sell $9,000. or child 's bedrodm, kitchen 2 11J2 BATHS DEWITT'S PLUMBIN G includes range and refrig . --:--~-----83- 6 steer ing, and power brakes , good tires. green finish with cabinet , fUll base ment. bath, LOVELY ranch home nestled COTTAO.E Of:l .Evans Heig hts, AND HEATING Large living rm. Patio. See SEPTiC TANKS mat chi ng interior . Book value, $1150. SPEC IAL ! cou nt y wa ter- system, Temco in beautiful setting, w-w Route 160 at Evergreen_ lot 45' x 125', modern kitchen , toda y and move in tomorroW! ga s tor~ed air furna ce. Large Cleaned and Installed carpet, lots ot storage space, Phone 446-2735 · th e whole house in ex cellent garage bui lding with s t~e l I central air -heat, a luxury Russell's Plumbing, 446,4ffl2 187-tf condition , also garage, pri ce Beam s, 8 inch concrete floor , . · 297-tf kitchen and dining area , full S15, Q OO . sui table for apartment above, PLUMBING - Healing /l. Air basemen t with family room, Which has been started . Sorne Conditioniftg . 300 Fourth Ave . 'GILLE NWATER' S. septic tank. Skylark H.T. Cpe ., V-8, automatic, power steering & powder roo(rh workshoJ:? and 7 ROOM brick home on Lower material lett t o go with Ph. 446-1637. laundry room , garage. · deM ing and rdpa i r , also" ~ rak~s, like new W· w tires, radio, b'lue f inish, blue viny l .River Road overlooking the building . Both buildings well house wrecking . Ph . 446·9499. 1ntenor. 48-ff Oh io River,modern kitchen , bu i lt with. good maferial SNOW WHITE HOME . carpeted air condition ing, full located (Jn Georges Creek in ST& H ! "UU' " " " ' . CARTER'S PLUMBING NEVER pai11t exteriOr - -4 nice basement, two·car garage. Established in 1940. 169-lf Addi son Twp . Call 446 2232 for AND HEATING BR , HW """S in LR & OR, recently been Has appt. COr. Fourth & Pine ROOFING and SpOuting, kitchen , banque> redecpr ~teq . Phone 446-3888 or 446.4471 . beautiful . •abinet, , S·hi ngles and Buildup V.8, automatic. steering. rad1o, fa ct ory a1r. ReducE.>d . • Hotroofs . Free Estimate -· coppertone b... ins, off MODERN 1 fldor plan on Ad · Jay Sheppard 446·Q001 165-ff McGRAW COMPANY kitchen laundry room , Denver K. Higley 446-0002 26 yr . experience. James 1962 Nova "6" Station Wagon $269 dison -Bulaville Rd ., 6 rooms Marcum , Vinton , Ohio. 388· BULLDOZER , ba ckhoe and large well detached garage, ·2 BEDROOM home. Also utility hardwood ·floors , moderh land clearing and develop shaded lawn in city . or child 's bedroom , hardwood k i tchen , rural water, This ment, 446· 1502, 388-8230. f loors, built -in birch kitchen 2 STORY 3 bedrobm all elect. property situated on two lots. brick. c arpet thr ou ghout, EXCITED 100-plf cabinets,' full basemen t, bath, 8114. AND ,62-11 Price $21 ,000. Presently rents di sposal, new cabinets In SHE will be to see this char county water syste m , Temco for $200 per month. kitchen, dining r oom and ming 3 BR cottage, large gas forced air furnace . La r ge RUSS'S GLAS S Service, glass TRENCHER lOB" cab to axle, 350 cu . in. V·8, 15,000 lb. 2 speed R. fi rep la ce, l 1h bath s~ deep lot, kitchen ,. full basement with LARGE older home has been garage bui ldi ng with steel I for all neecjs, spec ializing in CALL Jac kson 286·4524. Ali Axl e, solid ca b, good 825x20 t ires . This truck has 1052 Second Ave. Call 446· i997 paneled family room , large Beams, 8 inch con.crete floor , remodeled , modem kitchen. windshields. mirrors , types of b!)ckhoeing , sept-ic - . alw.:iys had good maintenance. after 5 p.m . daily, on Sundays work shop and laundry· room , plexigtass, resrreen, 704 Pine, tanks, footers , etc. Also all su itable for apartmenl above, new carpeting, "'two patios, · a{lytime . ' new furnace , two porches, Rio Grande, 245·5048. . . types Of trenching , water. wh ich has been started. Some plus extra trailer pad on lot. deeo ,tnt for the chiJdren . 59,if 100-tf lines, gas lines, etc. -. ma t e r i.;~l lef t to go . with Price $23,500, ·, Price $14,000. bu ilding . Both buiiCiings well --;;c---:-'----'7::------;-~- \ · · 89-11 New 73 Chev . Blazer In Stock ~ wh . RANCHER bui lt with goo d material BY OWNER 3 bedroom home, MODERN ... ~ bedroom br ick Offered d · t II f t · H I located on Georges Cr eek , in ALBERT E.HMAN nve, u power, ac ory a1r . urry n . homE:, close . to hospital, very garage, new carpeting . Phone 3 BEDROOM ' 2 bath, paneled PLANTS Addison Twp . Cal l 446 . ~232 for nice kitchen and dining area , SEPTIC tanks · and sewer Water Delivery Service 446-0955, 120 Mabelene. Dr., family .room , all builtin kit. appt. Gallipolis . chen in color with -double · a i r condition ing, two . car service. Fast clean service. Patriot We are here to please you ••• you'll immed i a 'te 1.02-6 oven, - nice laundry room, · garage, R"easonable rates. Phon.e 44661 -11 possession,, price $26,500. 1637. ca rport and . detached - - - -. . . , . . - -2-·3-ff like our appraisa'ls _ & trading policy! 98--26 workshop , large level well b i k h 6 SECOND A 10 BOB LANE ' S complete landscaped rawn . Quick . t ve.,b lrhc lome • 1 with nice to , llh a s, seam Rota Rooter BOokkeeping arid Tax Ser. possess •on. · hea t, full basement, f ireplace , SEWER and Drain Cleaning, vice, 4241/l Fourth Ave. , MIDDLEPORT ver y nice! kitchen with all National . Service · now Kanauga . BuSiness by ap. REDUCED appl i.ances bu i lt -i n. rtvailable locally. · For any ' po intment. Ph . 446· 1049. LARGE two story home on · kind of stoppedcup drain, call· Please call after 6 p.m . . cOr ner 6th St. &. Hooker has 24 ACRE-S with a large 1 room · BEFORE 675-5195, 24 hour Serv . AFTER been reduced from $15,000 to house, bath, · new furnace, on 307-ff $13,750 ror quick sale . . 10 Karr 's Barber ~ t . Rt . 233, has trailer spot. ~ S ~E~P~T~t~ C I~ a~ nk~s--in~s~l~ a l-le~d-.-~ck · rooms , 2 baths, large eat -in Shop , 110 lynn Price reduced to $11 ,000. · kitchen , formal DR. part St ., Pomeroy ; hoe work .of all kinds. C. U. surance. Pr ~Jning , trimming. • . '" Your Chevy Dealer" basement, now vacant . Call 23 ACRES at Eureka. price Ohio, has added a Miller, Bbx 114, Rio Grande, and cavily work , tree and 992 2126 Open Eves. Til8 Pomeroy now to see this home . ne·W service. we 245,5535. reduced a't $3,500. stump removaL' Ph . -446·4953. ,. are now fi1ting HOUSE LISTINGS Office 446·1066 . 78· 26 , WANTED! Men 's Toupees. Evenings -WE WANT to ilst your property . . We c:an fit you TERMITE -PEST CON 'I I<OL R.ussell Wood 446.:4618 "HoT-Shot ' . Spray- wasn" -7..:tf · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - w1lh a full or a We wi ll give your property the Ron Canaday 446-3636 FREE Inspection. Call 446·3245. CALL us for wash , wax and partia I hairpiece. n ec.~ss ary amou.nt of a_ ddegreasing . of your trucks , SeiVices Offered · . John I. RichardS446-0280 flllerrill O'Dell, Operator by Services Offered verfising and the !lest of our i mobile homes , alutl"}inum, Exterminal Termite Service. .. ability to pr·omote a sale. 10 Belmont Dr . siding or anyth ing washable.' S.TEWART Electricai Service & LIST 'TOU AY :- IT WILL 446·4441 . 267-11 .__ .. PAY . Repair, house wiring, electric NEW 3 bedroom house, garage, --,---~-~--~-29-11 heating. Phone 446·4561. · STOP in .and 1et.MICK show YOU what Ae can do for you . elect ri c heat, range, waTI tO centrai .Air. CondlfiOn•ny 271 -11 wall <:arpet, floor space 1,324 &' Heating M cGraw ·Company, Bulldozer, . --~=:=-::-:-:-:-:-::::-BY OWNER 3 bedroom hqmf;!', reet, large Jot 100 x 256, near Free Estimates $5.00 Service Charg,e ' 110 lynn St. backhoe and land · c learing . THOMAS FAIN carpet, new carpefjng. Phone Clay school. Priced $18,950 $tewar•'s Hardware POMEROY Will remove your dead and devel opment. 446-1502. EXTERMINATING CO. 446-0955. Otho Burdette, 256-6884. ' Vinton, Ohio . tjarbers Local 400 AFL-C IO horse and. CC!ws 389 -8230. Termite & Pes·t tontrol 61 -11 ·85-11. Cell Jackson 286'<531 144-tf 9J.II , Wheelersburg , Ohio ' DISCOUNT HONDA 6:00 FR~~N~s~iJn~f.~.sr;:b~1 tJ::~~'· I POMEROY MOTOR CO. ~ · .. $ a Without I P.M. ~~ar3 ~~2 1~~lllpolis " freight Chicago, ~ACKHOE . · extra charge to our customers. 'Til q£16-0001 ' SEE THEM NOW AT • • • Car department will source ''hard to get" items in Toledo, J: .. ' New mi11imum of twice daily and thru their customer service KARR & VAN ZANDT ·;. us spe~ial Distribution . Center. Remember We Seroice What We Sell. .- the Open Evenings OUR WORD IS OUR BOND •, brings ventories and many .44&-1066 . ~ housed an associate of the American Parts System in Toledo. ' REALTY . formerly USED FURNITURE We Service What We Sell - that South 2nd in Middleport is the Our store, while in private ownership, will operate as air, vinyl lop. One REMEMBER ta Neal building . Dealership we recently resigned. CEWARD CALVERT, Salesman Real Estate For Sale 88 . Our. location at .. • of our 1973. you Wednesday, May 2nd, WE STILL ARE MAKING GREAT DEALS ON NEW BUICKS & PONTIACS. SO BEFORE YOU BUY ANY CAR NEW OR USED CHECK WITH US. .. •., . am "Rich" Rawlings, owner and man new Auto Parts Store that wi II be open and reatov to serve . ..................................• . . Some of the " standard extras " on the Dodge · Colt that represent " optional equipment " on some other domestically available subcompacts include adjustable steering column • front wheel disc brakes, flow-through ventilation, and full synchromesh four speed transmission . A radio antenna that is part of the deck lid; flow throllg ~ ventilation and fully -reclining front seats that are standard (except in coupe) are examples of the innovation and extra value of the Dodge Colt . ....................: . : ................. .. .... . DODGE COLT! 992-3732 r- Real low BonnE>vi Ue 4 dr . H . T ., air. vinyl top, ·. • AFTER HRS. TRUCKLOAD DISCOUNT ~ ..... • ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. 992-2151 MORE FOR THE MONEY •.•• ..~1.'.......,.; ,f . .'"' ' k .· ' �.. ' 28- The Sunday Times. Sentinel, Sunday, April29,1973 • l • Local, state, federal people· • urged to help relieve erosion ' ~ ...... .. I l . '' , · '7 f \ I I FURNITURE DEPARTMENT • 3RD FLOOR I Il •• , ., YOU'LL ENJOY AVISIT TO ' . KROEHLER ' ' ELBERFElDS FURNITURE . Living Room Furniture OHO RECOGNITION NIGHT - Discussing the program for the second annual Diversified Health OccupatiOns (DHO ) Recognition Night are from left to . right ,. Mrs. Ja~et Wetherholt , coordinator-instructor ; Dems~ Lamer, prest~en t of the OHO class; and the featured speaker of the evenmg; Robert J . FaMing, vice-pr~sident of professional se rvtc~s. i ll Holzer Medical Center. The event will be held ln the dtmng room at Grace Uniled Methodist Church on Thursday, May 3 at 7 :30p.m . Employers, parents, :school administratjon, and other special guests have been invited. Refreshments and a social hour will follow the program . · . ' •.. ..\ .' I ,. .II GaUia Ry Hobart Wilson Jr. -- l ,. , I I enttne ' Devoted To The lnteres~ OJ The Meigs-Mason Area . I. VOL. XXV. NO. II ++~ BRUCKER is the son of Mr. and Mrs . Herman Brucker, Rt. 2,_Crown City , and a 1955 graduate of Gallia Academy Hi gh · Schooi. Bruck er and his students were featured in a news article in the April 12 edition of The Morrow County Sentinel. Every b edroom sui te is sa le priced now . Famo·us makes such as Bassett, Dixie , Broyh ill , Thomasville, Riverside, Webb, Taylor, Jamestown . (Yo u'll see I hem advertised in leading home furntshtngs magaztnes). Mediterranean . Spanish · Ea r ly Am erican • Modern and French Provinc ia l styling. Slop in on the 3rd floo r - See t hese fine sui t es on sale. Selecllhe one you like besl and rea II save . . +++ SALE! SIMMONS HIDE-A-BEDS KROEHLER SLEEP OR LOUNGES MERRD..L BRUCKER +++ BRUCKER'S students captur ed several sta te awar ds in . Columbus before taking part in the national contes't. +++ . "POSTAL WEEK," designated by Postmaster General E. T. Klassen as a time for " recognition or 'ihe vital respon si b,ilities assigned to the mail se rvice" beginS today in Gallipohs. . +++ " .. ' THE week 's activities will be highlighted tomorrow with Postal People Day observances at the local post office. Ten stamps hon oring the postal people who serve AJ!\eric a will be issued "for the first time. Appropriate ceremonies will mark the occasion begirlning at"lo a.m. with Postmaster Bane presiding. +++ all-To~Wall Carpeting E lloet·felds Carpel Department is located on th e 3rd floor. A big display qf ca rpe .t samples from the country's leading ca rpel manufacturers - such as Lees - Mohawk and rnany others. Wool · Nylon - Anlron · lndo9 r · Ou tdoor. You'll find a ll types in this selection . Stop in - look at the pal·· tern s - co lors. . Select th e carpet you li.k ~. We'll measure the area to be carpeted and quote the price of lh.e job · padding ·· carpet of your choice ~omplelely in s talled. R~e=g~u~l~a~r--•""" Mod e rn · Early America n · Traditional. size mattresses and Queen size. Very com -· · for.tabl e as a sola by day or a comfor t able bed by .. .. retired postal emplo yees, local stamp collectors and _post office emPloyees. +++ A FORMER Gallia County resident, Dr . McGarvey C. Ice of +++ ·' .. . .. ,~ • THE v.olume replaces the older Who 's Who In American E du cabon. Format of the new edition includes more pertinent items regarding persona l data, educational , ba ckgro und , prof essio nal ex p erience, hono r s a nd awa rd s, a nd ppblished ma terials. £ofsof cJ'Rines ean . JCappen tn ynur hnme besides ltre, lheh nr wtnd damage Your h~me and belongings face many hazards ,I ha t even "f1re and ' • llXtended coverage" won't cover. But a State Fa1m ~o meowner s POl iCY wit h Inflation Coverage ca n provide complete pro1ect1oo : even covers you in case ol lawsuits And eech Slate Farm pol1cy comes wit h a promise at prompt , friend ly serv11:e when ¥OU need help . Call me for all the detarls . Carrol K. Snowden Park Central Hotel Bld g . · Second Ave ., Gallipoli s Ph . 446-4290, Hom e 446 -4518 +++ DR. Ice is a veteran member · of the Franklin University faculty, Columbus. He heads the departm ent 9f Engineering Graphics. Many years ago he was associated with the old Yinton High Schoo l at Vinton. He has also been listed in numerous other biographi cal directories, such as Leaders In American 1Science, Diction3ry of Intern a tional Biography (London, England) and the more recen tl y published ' . Director y .of Educationa l Specialist s. +++ DR. Ice's oldest daughter is Mrs. Ha rland Wood , who resides in Gallipolis. +'· + l1Je a 'qoad neighbor:, State farm rs there. srm ~ ARM fJhE and Casualrv Company Heme Olhce B loomon ~l on !llfi1CIS --"' STlTI r.r.•~ A CHAVOUS SfGNS , DENVER (UP!) - Barney ChaVous of Southern Ca rtllina State, the Denver' s secondrou nd draft choice, siglied a ' mul ti-year contract with th e Broncos Thtu·sday . ·rl is signing brought to 16 the number of Bronco draft pic){s lo ·sign co ntrat:ts for next · SC~ISOn . COLUMBUS - THE HAMILTON LOCAL Teachers Assn. was to meet today to decide what action to take concernin g the WASHINGTON ( UPI ) - President Nixon r enwined in seclu sio n at Camp David today. News a ccounts continued to more deeply impli ca te hi s to p aides in Watergate, his investigation of the bug g in g sca ndal wa s challenged, and members of his own party Ui lk ed of his ultimate r esponsibility for the affair. There were indications the President, who has been at his Maryland mountain retreat .since Friday, was preparing a public move in the Watergate -situation . He wa s expected back in Washin g ton later tod ay. Th e President was clearly in a time bind on Watergate. On April 17, when he announced " m ajor developments " in the case, many U.S. offi cials expected · that new ~ rand jury action would come very soon and the President wouJ,d then COLUMBUS - PRESIDENT NIXON'S POWER to control prices and wages expires at midni ght tonight and. unless th e ' Senate m oves quickly to extend that power the nation ma y be confronted with a sudden sharp rise in prices, Rep . Wright Patman, D·Tex .• said. "I think it's possible that the Senate i"nay noi take any action ¥Jday," said· Patman. " All it takeS is one senator opposed to the wage and price controls to fi,libuster. '' Here for a Saturday meeting of the Ohio Credit Union Sheriff Robert C. HarLeague, Patman noted the bill to extend th e President's power tenbach's Dept. in vestigated must be signed before midnight today or meat retailers and other two a cci den ts ove r th e merchants will be able to automatically rai se prices and co n- weekend involving deer, one of sumers could not do anything legally . which was killed. OTHER par~icipan t s in the ceremonies to be held at the Post Office lobby will be: Retired Postmaster Elmer E. Caldwell, published this year by the Educators Biographi cal Press of Hattiesburg, Miss. \ COLUMBUS - MORE THAN 1,500 PERSONS met at Ohio .State University here during the weekend to a nalyze numerous education problems and to make recommendations for the future of the state,' s elementary and secondary schools. J ohrl Meckstroth, president of the state Board of Educa tion, termed the meeting the most comprehensive citizen involvement process in the history of the nation. Slate Superintendent of Public Instruction , Or . Martin W. Essex, said the conference for redesign and improvem ent of education "tackled the serious problems which can ~ resolved only through a change in our plan of education~~ Such ,,s curriculum, teacher preparation and communications . Recommendations from the one-{!ay conference were to be · ' reviewed for legislative implications and then referred to Ohio's 621 school districts for consiaeration and implementation . "We believe they are being fir ed because the school board wants to destroy the teachers' organization," she said . "All · :-e fin.e educatorS as evidenced by the evaluations of their sUpet ;.~rs but yet they are being fired .n Sale! Dinette Sets Colu mbus has been invited to become a Charter Trustee an d will be included in the Biographical Directory of American Educa tion. The new biographical edition, Volume I, is to be Large se lection of 4, 5 and 9 piece se t s. Tabl es have high pressure p lastic tops . Chairs up h o lstered in durab le viny l coverings. Leg s and bases are ol heavy gauge s t eel in Bronzetone, Black , Gold and Chrome . Tables are Rou nd . Recta ngular and Drop Leaf . Come t o lh e 3rd floo r furni t ure department and save. Sale! Berkline and Kroehler HURON, OHIO - DEMOCRATIC governors today are considering makin g an appeal on national television for appointment of an impartial prosecutor to pursue the Watergate . case. The plan wa s brought to a two~y meeting of the governors' caucus by National Committee' Chairman Robert Strauss. (Continued on ,page 10) ·Sale of Simmons and Serta Boxsprings and Mattresses Last day to Nursery Furniture . . . . . A new s hipm e~l of easy c h a i rs including ree l iners swivel rocke r s Rock · OLounge s - occasional chairs. Viny l and . c loth upholstered. A large se lect io n of colots and s t yles. Pick out the Chair. or Chairs you n eed and save now during the Chair Sale . items that are perfect for nursery · bath - playtime needs for the newborn boys and girls. -All ' well known makes designed .f or baby's comfort and safely. Cribs . Play P.ens • Strollers · Dre ssi ng Tables Swings Bassineltes . Hi Chairs · Training Chairs . Walkers . Bumper Pads • Bassinelte ·and Play Pen Pads · Liners . Hi Chair Pads· Porch Gates ·. Go .Seats . · Car Seats. · BE SURE TO LOOK AROUND IN THE FURNITURE. DEPARTMENT, 3RD FLOOR; Lots of new items. Table Lamps - ·Pin-up Lamps- Pictures· Coffe·e Tables . Mirrors - Desks · Gun Cabinets · Hutcl)es · Floor Lamps . Boston Rockers • Shag Rugs -· Grandfather Clocks ·. Wa II Accessories. You ' ll see many ideas that will help you give your home that lillie extra touch. OPEN EVE"Y WEEKDAY FROM 9:30 AM TO. 5 PM AND ON FRIDAYS AND SATU~DA YS 9:30 AM TO 9 PM 1 1.........~::~::::~;;~.;;;;.~~;.~......~............~..................~....................~~.............................. make changes is Thursday ' ' The deadline for making changes of listings in the Pomeroy Middleport telephone directory is Thursday, General Telephone Co. of Ohio said today. Kenley R. · Krinn , Athens ~istrict commercial manager, said c~stomers should report any corrections -in their phone listings or change of address planned before July 17 to the company's Pomeroy business office no later than MPy 3. . Krion said this would ·affect any person or busines~ planning to. move or install a • telephone before the dire ctory is published. "Ii we know of changes in advance, we can make sure the customer 's name , address and correct • phone number are lis ted in the new di_r~c tory. " The manager said the 1973 direct,ory is J>eing · compiled and will be delivered in July . Other communities listed in the book with Pom eroy and Middleport are Letart Falls, Portland, Racine and Rutland. .' TEN CENTS ene clea n hts s taff of those in. volved . But prosecutors now indicate the teslimony is so complex there may be no grand jury a c tion for weeks . As th e President waited , h owever, public revelations continued, and th e President was under more and more pressure as the man in the las t a na lysis responsible. Percy Wants Statement Sen. Charles H. Percy, R-01. , Sunday called on Nixon to "s tate flatly and clearly'' anything he migllt personally know about the bugg ing of Democratic headquarters at the Watergate or efforts to cover it up. Asked (onAflC's " lssue.a nd An s wer s' ' prog r am) if he thought Nixon had prior knowledge of th e incident or the a lleged cover ·up , Percy rc •. plied : " I'd say the President knows ,and others know ... The WI\S IIINI.TON lU I'() - Pres ident Nixon loui" .V ac('Cilted the resigrwtions of i\ttorney c;,•nt•ral Bichard G . Kleindienst and three loll Whitt• llou'e aide'- II . lt. llaldennan, John D. Ehrlichman, and ·,lohn IV . l)ean IlL President, I think , has an obligation now, if he ha s no prior knowl edge, to say so ... or, if he has any knowledge of it. he should proclaim what it is." MASON Ab se nte~ i s m mounted today at Wahama Hi gh School, some 200 students at Point Pleasant High School remained out or classes for the fir st peri od , and · there were sUI! studenl<> out at Hannan · High in protests to recent administrative actions . Unrest at Waha~a High s tems from Su pt. Charles Withers ' recommendation to the Board of Education tha t principal Robert Seaman be t r;m ~ f~ rred from WHS to Point Pleas.ant High and that Ralph Sayre be emplOyed to fill the bend area post. Since the board rHil cd to a pprove this in a split vote, Seaman who has been at the WHS he lm for one year, was left without a job because he did not have tenure. At the. rece nt board meeting Supt. Withers commented that he would "withhold a recommendation at th is time," a nd d id not recommend Seaman except in the join t moti on with Sayre. Parent:; have W.kcn up the issue at Wahama and only 62 s tuden t..;; reported for classes toda y out of nea rly 800 who a re enro ll ed. Parents have gathered at the entrance since Thursday morning protesting in a peaceful demonstration. As soon as schoo l had convened toda~·. onCe more the group me t at the Mason F1re Si<otion and decidea that the pa rent<; wUuld perm it their c hildren ta retu_rn to classes for Tuesday on ly until the outCome or Tuesday evening's school board mee ting. the W<.ilcrga tc bugging plans . The a ides we re Jeb Stuart M~q.; rud c r , Nixon' s deputy campaign manager, w,ho last week res igned · froni the COmmerce Department, and NEW HAVEN - Turbines " Family D.ay" obse rv a_nce. Another GOP Senator , Jacob Frederick C. LaRUe, another ·were rolling, generators ,tur- There wen;! plant tour s, a K. Javits, · said in his home C/;lmpaign ass istant. ning and st.cam was emitted as chi cken barbecue , alJ kinds of. s tat e of New York that Nixon Th e. l'pst s•id they told coa l was fed into five bil-l snack refreshments and e n· "is the man respohsible" even boilers for the production of terta imnent for employes a nd (Continued on Page 10 ) though he believes the Presi· electri city Sund"y at the Philip their families. de nt was ''not a party " to the Sporn Plm1l near Ne\- r Hcwen E uge ne H. Gloss , plant plot. when more tha n 700 persons manager , and several em Th e Wa shington Post and Chan ce of thunders howers . turned out fur the plant's first plQycs have had ..Lh e project in Time magazine reported 'that today and tonight. Low tonight the · making for a number .of two Nixon ca mpaign aides in upper 40s and 50s. Tuesday, Kentuckians are days and liner yes terday 's ha ve told prose<.'U toq; that varia bl e c lo udin ess with · responses from tho~e attending Charles '!"· Colson , fotmer scallcred showers or thun - held by police fell their efforts were well sp e cial counse l to the dershowers and high from mid worthwhile. Pres ide nt , knew in advant:e of liOs to mid 70s . , The Gallia·Meigs Post Slate Mr . Gloss , in making the Hi gh wa y Patrol Sunday a nnouncement, emphasized !arrested two Kentucky men on tha t it was· being done in apcharges of larceny by trick in preciati?n for " rough times " Con nection with making short con cerning th e pas t few c han ge at J 9nes Boys in months of heavy work loads. Chances of an immediate Route 124 between Portland " We have come through a spring fl ood in Mei gs County and Long Bottom .. However, a Pomeroy and thf:! Holiday Inn at Kanauga. · · period of much hard work , were discounted today. spokesman at the co unty offi ce Booked on the charge:; In ove rtim e and sc he duled In Pomeroy, a little water sa id that nothing is anticipated Pomeroy were Clayton Binion, cha nges. A day of relaxation is · wa:s in the dip between the two in the way of a flood . · 38, Grahn , Ky., and Clarence J . du e us all . We sincer ely apparkin g loLc; along the river, Blake, 35, of Olive Hill, Ky. preciate the effor ts of a ll who hut village employes said that Th e county hi ghway They were apprehended in have contributed to the ~u ccess no fl ood is anticipated . The departm ent said no county their 1911 Cadillac near the we have experienced in our river was at a s tandstill . . roads w·e re closed this morning entra nce to the Silve r mi ss ion of generating reliable The Ohio Department of due to water. There was a little Memorial Bridge . Binion power to sa tisfy our nation's Highways in Me tgs County said Wl:ltcr over Lea ding Creek posted $100 bond and was needs ," ·he told visitors . water is over the east section of Roa d, but it was passable. released . First family day held Wealht··•· Flood discounted path, was hit, but ra n off. There was minor damage to the ca r . Sunda y a t 9 :01 p .m. in Rutland Township- on ~ounty road 5, a deer was killed when it ran into the path of an auto tr av_eli n g north· driven by At 7:45 p.m. Saturday in Chester Township on SR 248, Wa rren D. Connolly, 25, Long David E . Ellis, Rutland. There Bottom, Rt . I, wa s traveling wa s m edium damllge to the north when a deer ran into his car. '. Twin , full •. queen and king size at real savings now. Normal and extra firm firmness in the selection. Durable and attractive tic~ing coverings. Many s tyles have hand straps for easy turning and handling. · On the 3rd floor you'll find many CHAIRS PHONE 992-2156 rtses By United Press International dismiSsal of 14 teachers because they were active- in the association and a two-day strike last F,ebruary . Mrs. Leslie Simms of Columbus, pr.esident, said at least 14 ~eachers, _mclud.ing the association 's president-elect, have been told their contracts will not be renewed. POSTMASTER Bane noted that a 11 postal customers visiting the Gallipolis post office on Postal People Day wiH be give n free souvenir enveloPes, printed with special cachets. so long as a limited supply lasts. If customers desire, they may purchase First Day Covers, featuring the ten 8 cent stamps, for the face value of the stamps. .. MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1973 • +++ • POM EROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 0 An Ohio UniVersity g raduate, Brucker's unit ca ptured four ·individual contest awards arid three club awa rds during the national _sgnvention on April 2, 3 and 4. In national club co mp etition, Ml. Gilead was awarded a trophy for finishing second in lhe "Outstanding School in the Nation " category. Absenteeism • • zncreaszng • THE MT . Gilead High Schoollndustrial_Arts Club, under the leadership of Gallia County native Merrill Brucker, captured sevcrHl national pwards earlier this month in Atlantic City, N. J. I BECKY ROUSH,' PRESIDING District 8 president of the Junior An•ericar I ··~i• ,, Auxiliary at the Saturday conference held in Middleport, presented a fl ag desk Sl'l I<> Mi<l . dleport Mayor John Zerkle who brought greetings at the conference. Pa ul Haptonst<JI!, p;• st . commander of the Feeney -Benn~t Post 128, Middl eport, spoke briefly during the OIWilit ~· ceremonies. Mary Miller, left, of Junc tion City, wa s elected and installed the 1973-74 tli!>'' i< · junior pres ident. 1 s tory and more pictures on pag•• 6 today l . s,.,. BEDROOM ·sUITES I I Dateline Take lime to see all the new furniture and furnishings now . Many items are sale priced and you can always depend on the exce llent qua lily furniture sold by Elberfelds for many , many years. Free delivery · continuous service. Be sure to ask about our own sensible credit. Mod.ern . Tradi t ional · Early American and M e dit er ranean styling . Kroehler furniture is nationally known for it s excellent styling · fine workmanship and years ol long sat is fa c tory wear. r----------- --------------, · ' I DEPARTMENT. A tremendous se lection of 2 p iece suites · sofa s - love seat s and c hairs. Solids . Plaids · Velvets Tweed s F loral Print s. All excellent quality performed lesled fabric s. Local, reglonal, state and City, Gallipolis, Cheshi re, Ohio's d~partments of High .. riverbank erosion along the federal authorities have been Middleport, public service. Pomeroy, ways, West Virginia and Ohlo Ohio River from Cincinl\ati to invited to Thursday's meeting Syracuse, Racine, Coolville , " II HR 1904 fail s I? be . Depar tments of Natural New~ Matamoras . , in Pomeroy to consider Belpre, ena cted, it will not be because Marietta , New Resources, and the Huntington Roush indicated the biB riverbank erosion. which has Matamoras, Point Pleasant, Corps of Engineers to send · needs to be expedited, and if Congressman Miller has failed , accelerated rapidly in recent Mason, New Haven , ,~vens­ represenU!tives to Thursday's passed by the House of but it will be because I and years after installation of new wood, Parkersburg, Vienna, other public servants have meeting . Representatives. and signed by failed Ohio River locks and dams, .the Williamstown , and St. Marys. to give h-im Co n ~ress man Clarence the President, it would give to resultant higher pool, and the ba ckin g he needs Roush said many or the Miller's office has informed the Ohio River area the increased riyer trarric, coWlties bordering Meigs are Rnu sh that Wayne Todd, economic help needed to solve .lo bring our press in g probJames Rou sh, county experiencing lems to the eyes of higher the .same Miller 's staff representative, this wasted use of public, building inspector and problems . will altend . He may suggest private and commercial land . responsible · federal autQority . sanitarian, who has <:ailed the So , we will be either a part of " There has been serious what private , public and Said Roush: meeti ng, said today he also has riverbank erosi~n. which is the problem or a pa_rl of the busi ness people can do to help " I .am tryin g to encourage invited all interes'ted citizens to giving the citizens of our area, solution .'' , have amended H. R. No. 4904, responsible heads of federal the meeting in the courthouse ou r All those planning to attend communities and the Omnibus River and Har- and state departments and at 7:30p.m. the meeting should contact b usi n esses tremendo u s bors Act. ll has passed the elected public o£fi"cials to do , Letters were mailed to economic and fru strati ng Roush at the courthouse, 992-Senate and is in the House their cit izens a beneficial 7381 county commissioners or hardships . The only help Public Works Co!llmittee for Was hin gton, Athens, Meigs avai lab le at this time is review. and Gallia Counties in Ohio ; tec hni cal advice, '' Housh said. This amendment, introduced Mason, Jackson, Wood, Roush has a lso invited· the by Cong re~man Miller, would Pleasant, and Tyler Coun ties in s tate and distri ct E n- give the Corps of Engineers Wes t Virgi ni?; mayors and vironment~! Protection authority to u nder take council members of Crown Agencies. Wes t Virginia's and protective m easures to prevent Mrs. Mourning, formerly of Middleport, . wins.precedent-making magazine case BY BOB HOEFLICH won her case . She refers .to items to be paid for in four or A form er Middleport Mrs . Mournin g as more installments . .-eSident, Mrs. Leila Mourning, " remarkabl e' and " brilliant." Tt, e court ' a pprov~ a. rule ha s gained nati onal recognitiO_n Mrs . Mournin g's lon_g issued, by the Federal Reser ve after wiJUlin g a ma gazine struggle with the ,case gained Board under authority granted subscription suit in the United na tionwide recognjtion from by Congress in the ~1968 . t ruthStates Supreme Court. Not only such televis ion commentators in-Lending Act. · that - but the decision is ex- as Walter Cronkite and John The board 's ruJ e Sl:lys sellers peeled to have a bearin"g on Cha ncellor who reported her must disclose at the time of la nd sales, home improvement victor y. She ha s received sale the total purchase price, contracts and other busi_ness cong ratulatory messages from the balance due a fter the initial operations. al l over the country. paymen t and a ll other charges Mrs. Mourning , t~~ widow of fo~ o ll owing is the account of · and Information. the la te Lou Mourning, re sided Mrs. Mourning's victory as , The Supreme Court decree at the cor'ner of Race and told in the Miami Herald : wipes out an earlier appellate Fourth Sts. in Middleport for 35 A Dade County widow who court decision in the ~:;ase years. During "the las t 25 years refused to pay "out a contract sayi n g that the F edCral or so of her Middleport for ma gazi ne s ubscripti ons Reserve Boa rd lac.ked t he residence she beca01e a close four years ago, won her case ' autQori ty to jssue s uch a rule . friend of Mrs. Virginia Hindy, . before the U. S. Supreme Co urt Mrs. Mourning said -she is a neighbor, a nd becarrie Mrs. in a decision hailed as a mtijor ·mfghty thankful ' for the way Hindy's i " adopted gl-a nd- vic tory for cons wners . . her case turned out. mother." Its impa ct is expected to .A g rea t -g randm other of ..., Mr:s. Hindy W_ho has been- · reac h the :entire $100 billion ' three, who lives on her late advi se d by letter and ~ plus cons umer c redit industry . IJU<>ba nd 's r~ilroad pension, In rUling . for Mrs. Leila sne signed a contra ct with the newspaper of Mrs. Mourning's 'four year court s truggle over Mournin g, a 76-yea r-old door-lcHlodr sa lesman on Aug . Cit y r eside nt 19, 1009 ~d 1 buy four magazlnes. the magazi ne sale problem, Leis ure has on ly the highes t praise for ! Florid<.~), the c uurt upheld a La ter , when she reaUzed the the former Middleporter .who federal · regu l~ tion requirin g . c()nt ra ct agreement for 31 " rea lly hung in there" until she di sclo.o.;U re of credit costs (Jn p.ayment ,s of $.1.95 each \!.;ould cost her $122.45. she stopped in April, 1970. making payment,. At that They argued in the petitions, poi nt she had paid the sub· that Congress, in passing the scripti on firm a tota l of $3.95. 1968 Truth-in Lending , Act, What Mrs. Mourning would intended fqr there to be a full have paid. for the magazines on di sc losure in c r edit transnewsstands or through direct actions. .s ubsc ripti ons with the Mi-s. Mournin g won that I. . N magazine com pa nies · 'was not row1d but lost at the Fifth , " ' I I a materia l issue in the case' Circuit _Court of Appeals leveL ~ ,,, •i' . - IIRI!Ij her attOrney sa id. Heifand and Drescher with the What was material , he sa id , help of New York attorneys 11 • 1 ,,.,1; Hit ,· was that the saleSman did not with the National Association c;,~ · u "\\ .,~ tel! her what the tota l cost of for !h e Advancement of the magazme .contra ct would ·culort:d People . carri ed the '" be or what , if any, fina nce ca .se to the Suprem e Court. It = <;-harge was included in the was arg ued' irf November, 1972. ' contract . · In a majority opinion .written 'I'm honest and I pay my hy Chief Justice Warren E. · debts,' Mrs . Mourni ng ~aid . Burge r, the Supreme Court. ·But that was getting me down said : - when · they ( the persons 'Congress has determined attempting to co ll ec t _her ttwt such purchasers are in MRS. CASS (VIRGINIA ) HINDY holds a recent copy of payments) kn ocked on my need of protection . The four"The Miami Herald '' which ca rried a front page accOunt of ·door , I would tremble .' he r long-t ime nei Bh~ or , friend and . adopted grandn~othe r , inst <tllment rul e ' se rve s to Mrs . Mourning contacte d insure tlull Lhe protective winning a case invo lving a ma gazine sa les disput"e in the U.S , Supreme Co urt. The ·case won national recognition for the Lega l SerVices attorn ey discl01$ure mechanism chosen neighbor, Mrs. Leila Mourning because of its nature and thl! ' . ~eonard Heifand . H"e ' and by Congress will not be cire_:ect it will have on other business transactions . The picture l'r!iami · la ~ye r M. DonJld cum \·cn ted .' · in the background is a Picasso which Mrs. Hindy purchased · Dt·escher · filed suit on her BUI'J.(er ~d s o sai d that In Huntingtorl son'e ·time ago. hcha lf in fcdCral district cour t-' r Omtinued on Page H)) - ,. • ll";:!iu~ • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 29, 1973