https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cf138749223506ae9fcb1da5dbabdfdc.pdf a86d642b5b594c055d1f38bd8248b9f6 PDF Text Text Hijinks open· with Regatta frog ju111p IDJINKS WITH FROGS-A character right out of Libya of North Africa showed up at the 1972 Regatta with his specially injected frog . Before those hijinks were over {perpetrated by Pom~roy attorney Fred W. Crow and others), there were plenty of laughs {you better beheve). So comes 1973, and with Regatta Weekend about a month away, one most unhandsome Bruno Valachi of Transylvania (unlisted in the 1972 World Atlas), was in Pomeroy last week in preparation for the 1973 Regatta Weekend frog jumps. At right, with Bruno are, l-1", Earl Ingles, bondsman; ·Bruno ; Ronnie Anderson of the Pomer~y Police Dept., arresting officer; the Rev. Father Bernard Krajcovic, a personal frtend of Bruno, and Jim Clatworthy, Grand Croaker of the Ohio Society for the promotion of the Bull Frog . A letter was presented by Bruno from Igor Messini (hometown unknown) which stated that Bruno is suffering•a mild form of amnesia resulting from an automobile , accident. It says : "!f B~no stops you, would you please help him in any way that you can. He has one fnend m Pomeroy, the Rev. Father Bernard Krajcovic. Do not be ~raid of Bruno, as he comes from one of the best families in Transylvania . Help. him many way you can, but especially, notify Father Krajcovic." FINGERPAINT RITUAL - At left, after Bruno Valachi's apprehension Sa'turday, . h~ was fingerprinted by Chief Deputy Robert Beegle of the Meigs County She~tff s Department. L-r, are, Beegle, Bruno and Ronnie Anderson, of the Pomeroy Police Dept. • + Weather Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 12,000 Families tmts Probable light rain southeast Ohio, warming trend . Low . Sunday night in high . 4lls. Clearing and warmer Monday. Devoted To Th~ Greater Middle Ohio Valley 30 PAGES VOL. ~ NO. 16 THREE SECTIONS Pomeroy-Middleport SUNDAY, MAY 20. 1973 Arnty's top nurse co1t1ing to Jubilee · , GALLIPOLIS - Brigadier Genejal Lillian Dunlap, Chief, Army Nurse Corps, OTSG, will be the featured speaker at the Golden Jubilee of Holzer Nurses Luncheon on Saturday, June 9. Celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the first graduating class of Holzer Medical Center of Nursing will be June 8-10, with headquarters at the Holiday Inn hear nere, said Sara Bush, R.N., chairman of the ·celebration. Ann Wickline, R.N.,is chairman of the Luncheon for the Golden Jubilee of Holzer Nurses. Mrs. Wickline said following the luncheon there will be a brief fashion ' show of Holzer Student Uniforms-from the past 5o years, some to be modeled by their original owners. General Dunlap a native of Mission ' Tex., completed nurses training at Santa . Rosa Hospital in San Antonio, received her BS degree from Incarnate Word College and MHA from Baylor University. She resides in Arlington , Va. She was commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant Nov. 16, 1942, and since that time has had continuous promotions in the Army Nurse. Corps. Her c-ommission as Brigadier General and Chief of the Army Nurse Corps, OTSG; was on September 1, 1971. She has served in New Guinea, Ad-. miralty ~slands and the Philippines. Awards to General Dunlap include the Meritorious Service Medal, Army Commendation Medal with Oak Leaf Cl11ster, Asiatic-Pacific Theatre Ribbon with three battle stars, World War II Victory Medal, National Defense Service Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster, plus nwnerous others. BRIG. GEN. DUNLAP The Gallia-Meigs Community Action Program (C.A.P.) has received verbal approval by telephone of a $112,307 Federal, $28,463 Non-Federal Summer Head Start Program for 420 children delegated to Meigs Local Schools, Gallipolis City Schools, and the Gallia County Elementary Principals Assn . Approval of the Summer Head Start Program insures participation of low income children in an eight week training session. The program will provide an opportunity for the under-privileged child to express himself and to participate in activities with other children. He will learn to cooperate with the teachers and learn classroom techniques. Physical examinations are giv,en every child in the program. Physical defects will be · found Meigs Schools get $117,569 in subsidy marked . POMEROY - Excellent cooperation and help from the "community" in both Meigs and Gallia Counties have contributed greatly to the success and growth of a high school work-study, occupational education program. Mrs. Mary Bacon, super· visor of the program conducted for high schools in Gallia County and the Gallipolis City School and for Meigs High School in Meigs County said not only have businesses provided jobs for students but also valuable training useful in earning a living later. Junior and senior students there are 39 in both counties are given counseling on banking, budgeting, shopping, ways of saving money, job procedures and how to be more independent. They are required ·to bank a portion of their income earned through on-the-job training. The program is aimed at developing good·. work and health habits, pride in personal appearance, improved· personal appearance, punctuality and manipulation skills. Objectives of the work-study program are self realization, developments of human relationships , economic ef. ficiency, civic responsibility, independent living and pride and self respect. Seniors involved in the program which places them on jobs full time, receive pay, and report to the school one day a week for counseling and any academic work they need. Juniors work half time and spend one-half of each day in · the classroom. Freshmen and sophomores perform in-service duties at the school to learn. proper work procedures so they will be prepared to function when they move into posi lions in the community. The program is completing its third year in both counties. In recognition of the contribution made to the program businesses and agencies have been pt.:sente.d framed cer- STEVE DALE OO'ITERO..L, right, on behalf of the occupational education program in Meigs Qlunty, presents a certificate to Glem McDaniel at the Pomeroy Home and Auto in appreciation for the firm's cooperation with the program. Ashland Service Station, Sugar Run Ashland Service Statio11, Recreation Cue Center, All· Weather Roofing and Plumbing, John Sheets, Alex Halley, Project H.O.P.E., Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation , all iri Meigs Co~nty : The Meigs County Health Department, the schools, the Meigs Co11nty Welfare Department and the Social Security Office have been beneficial in providi!lg advice and training for the s.tudents . t Continued on page l2) ._ Meigs Head Start's ·jobs are still open POMEROY - Job positions in the Meigs Local School District Head Start program will be open until May 25, Fenton Taylor, director, announced . The summer program will begin June 4 and end July 27. Those wishing to apply should write to Fenton Taylor at RD 4, Pomeroy or at Meigs High SchooL Needed on the staff are 10 teachers, 10 teacher aides , one each social worker, social worker aide, nurse, speech therapist, secretary, and book· keeper and six cooks and six custodians. Clinic to dose May 28 Senior nurses will GALLIPOLIS - The Holzer Medical Center Clinic wi ll be closed Monday, May have simulation role 28, in observance of Memorial Day. GALLIPOLIS - The senior class of In case of emergency during the the Holzer School ofNursingwill conduct a holiday weekend , physicians of the Holzer simulated "survival day" from I to 3 p.m. Medica l Center Clinic staff will be on duty Tuesday at the TNT area in Mason County. in the Emergency Rooin (phone 446-5201)· . The 32-member class and its four inof the Holzer Medical Center to handle structors, Lennie Davis, Barbara emergency cases only. Holzer Medical Wiseman , Barbara McKinley and Inez Center Clini c will resume normal Hawes will participate in a simulated operations Tuesday morning, May 29. disaster. The class has been divided in specific groups, sanitation, clean-up, victims and medical care. The nurses will administer emergency first aid, the making of arm stretchers, treatment of snake bite victims and .mas8 feeding . graduate . ·230 today JAcK BECHI'EL, operator of Jack's in Middleport, receives a framed certificate in recognition of his cooperation with the. work-study program in Meigs County. Presenting the award is Sarah Boyles, a senior employed bll-time at Jack's in the program . Two junior students looking on, working on a part time basis, are Janie Barrett, left, and Linda Cunningham. and corrected, if possible. Head Start is developed through the utilization of the services of a physician, nurse, psychologist, social worker, speech therapist, director, teachers, and parents of the community. A Federal Grade "A" lunch is served each day as is a morning · snack. Classes will begin on June 4. Other programs being operated by the . Gallia-Meigs C.A.P. are Operation Mainstream (50 Slots), Out-of-School . Neighborhood Youth Corps (30 slots), a small Community Services Program (one aide in each county), and Program Ad· ministration. Money received from these programs is deposited in local banks. Money earned by · articipants is spent in local stores. Last year the C.A.P. Agency boosted the local economy of Gallia and Meigs Counties by bringing $550,807 Federal dollars Into the area. POMEROY - Meigs County schools received $177,568.80 as their part of the May state school foundation program according to Stale Auditor Joseph T: Ferguson. The amount is after deduction for basic and transportation allowances school employes retkement, and allotments to the county board of education. Amounl~ received by each local district include Eastern, $38,990.54; Meigs Local, $102,984.12; Southern Local, $35,594.14. The allotment to the county board including a direct allotment of $3,533 .40 totaled $8,409.91. GAHS will tificates of appreciation. Receiving the certificates were Veterans Memorial Hospital, Meigs· County Bookmobile, Raven Coal Corp .•. Pomeroy Home nnd Auto, Jack's Dairy 8ar, PennzoU Service. Station, Welker 's Pleasa~t • 20 CENTS $140,770 funded or Head Start Program success ' Gallipolis-Point HENRY. WELLS ·wells gets Karr's seat POMEROY - Henry Wells, Pomeroy Route 2, Friday night was appointed to serve as a Meigs County Commissioner replacing Charles R. Karr, Sr., Pomeroy, who resigned recently following 11 ye&rs' service . Wells w&s selected as the replacement at a meeting of the Meigs County Republican Central Committee · Friday night at Pomeroy Village Hall with Don Collins, chairman, presiding . Wells, a lifelong resident of Meigs County, is the son of Mrs. Lena Wells, soon to be 90, who resides at the Elmwood Nursing Home, ,and the late William Wells. Wells and his wife, Kathleen, who reside in the Ball Run area, have two daughters, Mrs. Doris Woodyard, and Mrs. Don (Sandy) Spencer of Marietta . An employe with the mechanical department of the .Karr and Van Zandt Motor Co. in Pomeroy, Wells is a member of the Sacred . Heart Church and belongs to the Meigs County Beagle Club. He has a brother, Edward, who resides on Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy. Diplomas to 44 S-W seniors GALLIPOLIS - Gallia Academy High PATRIOT - Weather permitting, 44 Sehoul will graduate one of its largest seniors of the 1973 graduating class at classes ever at 2:30 this afternoon at the .Sout~western High School will receive Paul R. I.yne Center, Rio .Grande. their diplomas this afternoon at Two hundred and thirty pupils wlll ceremonies beginning at 2 p.m. on the receive diplomas during today's combined campus green. bacca laureate and commencement Rev. John Daniel Davis, Rt. 2, Oak exercises . ~ Hill, will serve as the commencement Father A. J. Golubiewski will deliver · ~peaker. Graduation services were held the baccalaureate sermon. Bos Johnson, Friday night at Hannan Trace, Kyger news director for WSAZ-TV, Channel 3, Creek and North Gallia High Schools. Huntin gton , wilf deliver the comSam Neal, Director of College Relations mencement address. at Rio Grande College, spoke to the 69 Honorary keys in music, athletics, member graduating class at North Gallia scholarship, science and business High School. Dr. Harold Meyer of the Ohio education will be presented by Principal High School Athletic Commission, was the James N. M. Davis. _. pri11cipal speaker at the Kyger Creek High Marlin Kerns, president of the School Commencement. Fifty-six seniors Gallipolis Board of Education, will present received diplomas during the exercises. diplomas to the graduates. Mrs. Anne Forty~ight seniors graduated Friday Fisc her's GAHS choir and The Madrigals nigbt from Hannan Trace High School. The will prese nt se lections during both class .valedictorian was David Dale Hill; BOS JOHNSON cererri unies : salutatorian Beverly Gail Stapleto!l and C1ty Schools Supt. Pal'! E. Kuhn an- May 29 will be the last . day {or teachers. . honorarians Ciana Jo Unroe ·and Diana nouncerl Saturday 'that May 25 is the last Report cards will be mailed to pupils on Lynn Perkins were the main speakers. · day of school for all students this year. that date. �2 - The SW1dayT1mes ·Sentinel,Swlday,May 20, 1973 . 3- The Sunday Times- Sentinel, Sunday,May :111,1973 Teleru!-D~j~H.J·~og 6: 00 - For Sunday Services? l!ap : Maybe this isn't regulation Sunday Service stuff but it i-elates to our generation, so I hope you'll print it for a Sunday column : GOD IS ... God is like Bayer Aspirin, He works wonders . God is like Ford, He has a better idea. (lod is like Coca Cola, He's the real thing. God is like Pan Am, He makes the gobg great. · God is like a deodorant, He works hour after hour. God is like Pepsi, He's got a lot to give. God is like Scope, He makes you feel fresh. God is like Dial, He gives you roW1d the clock protection. God is like a Hallmark card, He cares enough to give you the very best. God is like Alka.S.ltzer, • Try it, you '11 like it! -ANONYMOUS 3. Helen and Sue: • I've lost my drivers' license in the state of New Jersey for .. some time to come because of my wronggoings. : I'm trying to get myself straightened out. I've had good job • \>pportunities in Califorl)ia. • " Could you tell me if California or other states recognize bad' • records and revocations from New Jersey? How can I work • without a car'- W.P. ,, ; W.: , You'll just have to use the bus or a car pool in California until )•our revocation time is up. Motor Vehicle Departments DO ":• check back on driving records from other states. - HELEN AND :. SUE .·· Rap: This to "Son of a Hip Groover" who ·didn't approve of his : ''m.odern'' father . Be glad and.gratefull Groove with it, man! My Dad used to be like that. We partied together and ' : everything, and he was really cool. I thought he was super : liberal, but now he's changed. I get hell about "all the immoral : things" like not wearing a bra, etc. : What really ch.;.lged him is my guy: he's black, I'm white, ; but as far as Dad is concerned, he's a "nigger ," and he won't : even meet him . My father - who loved all races and didn't have : a prejudiced bone in his body! So I thought. : · ·· My guy is wonderful, understanding, kind, a hard worker : aJ1d has a good future. I've dated some white !elias who were real • slrungy and my parents accepted them. Guess you don't know ~ what your folks are underneath until you treat them personally. to get on my good side'- SALT : Where they just- pretending . . . :· ..- 12: 00 - Calvin Evans 13 ; Rex Humbard 8; Columbus Town Meeting 10 ; At Issue 3: Doctors on Call 4 ; CBPA Bowl ing 6; Sacred Heart 15. 11:15 - Open Bible 15 . 12:30 - Revival Fires 13 ; Meet Th~ Press 3, 4, 15 ; Face the Nat ion 10. 1: 00 - Lower Lighthouse 13; Wally ' s Work shop 3 ; Man from UNCLE 4; Old Time Gosp~l Hour 8 ; Kathryn Kuhlman 15; Columbus Town. Meeting 15. 1: JO - Parent Ga·me 3_; I'Ssues & Answers6 . 13. 2:00 - Country CarnivaiJ; It Takes A Thief 4; UFO 6 ; NHL Ac1ion.8: Lass ie 10 ; Walt Till Your Father gets Home'' 13. 2:05 ...!.. Baseba ll 15. 2: 30 1 Green Acres 3; Arthur Smith a; Death Valley Days 10 ; Movie " A Ma jori ty of One" 13. 3: 00 - Tennis 3, 4; Untamed World 6 ; Animal World 10; Come Together 8. 3: 30 - Survival6 ; Lee Trev ino's Golf for Swingers 10. 4: 00 - Tennis 6 ; Golf 8, 10 ; Marshall News Meeting 33. 4: 30 - Golf3 ; Dr. Einstein Before Lunch4 . 5: 00 - Ripples 33; Movie '' Batman" 13. 5: 15 - Sing, Children, Sing . 5: 30 ~ Sesame St. 33; Di, k Van Dyke 4; Saint 15. 6: 00 - News .4 ; 60-Minutes 8 , 10; Charles Blair J ; Indianapolis Time Trials 6. 6: 30 - NBC N€ws3, 4, 15; Human Oimens ion33. 7: 00 ~ Lawrence Welk 13 ; In The Know 10; Zoom 20, 33; Wait Till Your Father Gets: Home 6 ; Safari to Adventure J ; This Is Your Li te 4 .: Wild Kingdom 15; Superstarsol Rock 8. 7:30 - Let's Make A Deal6; Dick Van Dyke 10; World of Disney 3, 4, 15; Beverly Hillbillies 8; What Happens To Me? 20, 33 . 8:00 - MASH 8, 10; FBI 6, 13. 8 : 30 - McCloud 3, 4, 15; Mannix a, 10; French Chef 20. 33 . 9: 00 - Em my Award 6, 13 ; Ma ste rpi ece Theatre 20, 33. 9: 30 - Barnaby Jones 8, 10. 10: 00 - Firing Line 20, 33; Night Gallery. -~ 10: 30 - We Think You Should Know 3: High Road to Adventure 10; Police Su rgeon 15; Bobby Goldsboro 4; Half th e George Kirby Comedy Hour a. 11 :00 - · News 3, 4, a, 10, 15. 11 : 15 _,_ News 6, a, 10. 13. 11:30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, IS; Dick Cavett 13; Movies " The Bank Dick" 3; "Six Black Horses" 4: "Armored Attack" 8; "Th~ Slory of G.!. Joe" 10. 6: 00 -. Sunri se Seminar. 4; Sacred Heart 10. 6: 15 - Farmtime 10. 6:20 ·- Farm Report 13. 6:25 - Paul Harvey 13 . 6: 30 - Columbus Today 4; Bible Answers 8; Good New s 13 ; School Scene 10 . 6: 45 - Corncob Report 3. 6:55 - Take Five tor Life 15. 7: 00 - Today 3, 4, 15; News Weather, Sports 6 ; CBS News 13 ; SchOol Scene 10. 6: 45 - Corncob Report 3._ 6: 55 - Take Five for Life 15. 7:00 - Today 3, 4, 15; News, Weather. Sports 6 ; CBS News 8, 10 ; Jeff's Collie 13. 7: 30 - Romper Room 6; Rocky & Bullwinkle 13; Popeye 10. 8: 00 - Ca pt. Kangaroo .10; New Zoo Revue 13; Lassie 6; Sesame ' 51.33. . 8: JO . _____ Jack LaLanne 13; 'New Zoo Revue6 . a: 55 - Local News 13. 9; 00 -- Paul Dixon 4; Phi.l Donahue 15; Merv Griffin 8; Friendly Junction 10: AM3 ; Let 's Ma ke A Deal6 ; Ben Casey 13. 9·: 25 ·- Chuclt. While Reports 10. \ 9: 30 - To Tefi' the Truth 3; Jeopardy 6 ; Hollywood's Ta Iking 10 . -10: 00 - Co lumbus Six Calling 6; Dick Van Dyke 13 ; Dinah Shore 3, 15; Joker's Wi ld 8, 10. 10: 30 - Split Second 13 ; Baffle 3, 4. 15; $10,000 Pyramid a, 10. 11 : oo - Pa ssword 13 ; Sale of the Cef\tury 3, 4, 15; Love American Sly le 6; Gambit 8, 10; Elec. Co. 10. . CLARA CARL Friday morning at · camdel1 11 : 30 --:.. Bewitched 6, 13; Hollywood Squa res 3, 4, 15; Love of L 1fe POMEROY ~ Mrs . Clara Clark Hospital ,- Parkersburg . a. 10; Sesame St. 20. ' ·Alwi!da Ca rl , as. former ly of She was preceded i·n death by 11 : 55 News a; Dan !mel 's World 10. : Pomeroy. died Fr iday in Holy her parents, George and Vina 12:00 -.- Pa ssword 6; News 10, 13 ; Contact 8: Bob Braun's 50-Sq • Cross Hospital at Si l Ver Rhodes of Apple Grove, and Club 4; Jeopardy 3, '15 . · · ~ springs, Md . MrS. CC!rl. is her hv sband, Joseph. Sur 12:30 Split Second 6; 3 W' s 3,· 15 ; Searc h tor Tomor row a, 10. survived by a daughter, Mrs. vivor s inclu de one daughter , · 11:55 - NBC News 3, 15. . r,telen C. Chapman; a gr.and - Mrs. Claudia Davis, · Belpre-; 1:00 - All My Children 6, 13; New s 3; It's Your f3et 8; Green (laugh ter, Mr s. Barbara , one son, Joseph, Cii'IGinnati; 5 Acres 10 ; Not for Women ·Orily 15 . . Schantz, both of Si l ver grandchildren; 3 great 1:30 - 30na Match 3,4, 15; Let's Make A Deal13 ; As the World Springs: a sis ter, Mrs . Barry grandchildren; and one Turns 8; Bowling 6. · F. Diehl ; a sis ter -in -law, Mrs . brother, Todd Rhodes of Letart 2:00 Days of Our Lives 3. 4, 15; New l ywed Game 13; Mike Kathryn Phillips ; two gre.a t - Falls , Ohio. Douglass 6 ; Guiding Light 8, 10. grandchildren .,an·d several The funeral will be Monday 2: 30 - DoctorsJ, 4, 15; Dat ing G:arrie 13 ; Edge of Niqhl a, 10. nieces and nephews ." at 11 a.m . at Spencer's Funeral 3:00- Another World$, 4, 15; General Hospi tal6 13 ; Price Is ; The body will arri-ve at the ' Home in Belpre. Burial will be Right 8, 10 ; Understanding Africi! 20. Ew ing Funeral Home Monday in Parkersburq. · 3: JO - Return of Peyton Place 3. 15: One Life to Live 6, 13 ; Wi th funeral serv ices set for 2 Secre t Storm 10; Phil Dona·hue .4; French Chef 20; Hollywood .p.m . Tuesday al the funeral MRS. WM. FENTON Talking 8. 'home. Burial will be In Beech BASHAN Mrs. William Grove Cemetery. In l_ ieu of Fenton, sister of Orville Holter, · 4: 00 - Mi st er Car toon 3; Love American Styl e 13; Huck -Yogi 6; Somerset 15 ; Sesame St. 20, 33; Movi e "T he Son of Captain ~ flowers. friends are asked to Bashan, died Saturday mor Blood." 10. · _c ontribute t o the Meigs ning at ,'1/\ ercy Hospita.l. 4:30 - Petticoat Junction 3; I Love Lucy 6; Merv Griffin 4; . •-Cha pter of the American Heart Columbus. She was tile former . Wild. Wild West 13; Abbott & Cost ello a. · . Wi lma Holter of Meigs· ,'Assn h County. t 5:00 - Bonal'")za 3, 4; HazelS; Mr. Rogers 20, 33; Andy Griffith Funeral se rv ices ave en 15 ; Big Valley 6. · tatlvely been se t for Tuesday at 5:30 B_everly Hillbillies 8; Elec. Co . 33 ; Gomer Pyle 13 ; Death Schoedi nger' s State Street VICKY SMITH Valley Days 15; Hopgepodge Lodge 20. Chapel, E. State St., Columbus. MIDDLEPORT - Vicky 5:55 - Earl Nightingale 15. · ':S mith, 17-year -old ~ grand ­ MRS. JESSIE IHLE 6: 00 - New s 3. 4, 8, 10, 15 ; ABC News 13; Sesame St. 20; Around odaugh ler of Mrs. Nellie Par MIDDLEPORT Mrs . the Bend 33. 1,s6n.s Kramblett of nea r Jessie lh le, a3, Rt. 1, Mid 6:30 - ABC News 6; CBS News 8, 10 ; 1 Dream of Jeannie 13; Coshocton , a former Meigs dleport, who died Friday night News 3, 4, 15 ; Insight 33. . County resident, d ied in an at fhe Arcadia Rest Home in 7:00 Truth or Conseq. 3; Beat the Cla·ck 4; News 6 , 10; Circus .ilu f o mishap Wednesday. M iss Coolvi lle, was the daughter of 13 ; What's My Line a: Elec. Co. 20; Read Your Way Up 33; . 'Smith was a . passenger in a th e late Thomas and Lyd ia , Saint 15 . ..vehicle which went into Wilson Donaldson. 7:30 To Tell the Truth 6; Young Dr . Kildare a; Hollywood <-Kilbuck Creek in Blissfield . Mrs. lhl e was a member of Squares 4; Traffic Court 10; Do You Read Me 20 ; Episode "Scuba divers fr om Coshocton th e Ro ck Springs United Action 33 ; Bobby Goldsboro 3; Movie "Tarzan & , The Sheand Holmes County Sheriffs' Devil" Jj_ · M e th odis t Churc.h and a ," Departments recovered the charter member of the D. of A . 8: 00 Ba seball Pre -Game Show 3. 4, 15; Advocates 20, 33; :body in about 15 feet of water Lodge, Pomeroy . 6 ; Gunsmoke a, 10. Rookie ~Thursday. The ca r missed a Surviving are a son, Olen 9: 00 - Pilot Films6. 13: Here's Lucy 8, 10; Interview with Mrs. .curve at a bridge in · Bli~sf ie ld Harrison, Rt. 2, Po.meroy; a Caretta King 20, 33. 'and went into the water. sister. Naomi Radford, 9:30 - Doris Day 8, 10 ; Book Beat 20, 33 . : Funeral services are being Beaver, Ohio ; several step- 10:00 - Medical Center a. lO; Turning Poi nts 20, 33. 'held today at Blissfield. ac - ch ildren ; two grandchildren, 10 :30 - News 20; Bill Moyers' Journal 33. :cording to Mrs. Leo Searls. and three great-grandchildren . ll:OO - News 3,4,6,a, 10,13.15. longtime fr iend here-- of Mrs . · She was preceded in death by 11 : 30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15 ; Sa lute to Hum ble Howard 6, 13 ; ; ~ramble1t. her parents, her first husband, Movies "Countdown " a; " Get Yourself a College Girt'; 10. Charles Harrison; her second " TRELLA FARRA John Griffith, and her :: POMEROY - Mrs . Trella husband, third husband, Frank lhle ; a ·Rhodes Farra, aL Belpre. died sister and a brother . . "1----------------------~ Funeral services wfll , be LIFE'S THOROUGHFARE Whe n I was just a help.less infant Monday at 3 p.m. -at the Rock I had to have intensive care. Spr in~ s United Methodist May all who served me be rewarded; Chu r ch with burial to follow in 1' 11 say for them , each did his share. Beach G'r ove cemetery. F"riends mqy. call anytime at Published eyery Sunday When I was old enough to study the Ewing Funeral Home. The Ohio Va ll ey by I was sent to a small sc hooL Publi'l>hino Co . kind patient teachers taught me There .l GALLIPOLIS Life was lived by certain rules . 33MAY DIE DAILY TRIBUNE 825 Th i rd Ave ., Gal l ipolis, COLUMBUS (UP!) - An In youth m'y days were filled with action. Ohio >~56::3 1 thing s I did were good, but some were slightly not. estimated 33 persons will b~ Most • Pu blish ed eve ry weekday May the good I did in life ~ive on forever , • even ing excepf Sa l urday . killed in traffic-related ac· My small infractions were regrets which soon my friends and I -' Second Class Po stage Pa id • at Gal lip olis. Ohio 456 31. cidents jn Ohio during the 78- forgot . ~ THE DAILY SENT : N E L l 'v~ sailed the seas, I've climbed the mountains, hour M.e morial Day weekend, 111 Co urt St .. Pomeroy. 0 . I've combed the desert, flown thro ugh the air. 4 57 69 Pur c. hasep every state Hi~hway Safety Director And if there were unseen dangers, weekday eveni ng except Eu gene P . O'Grady sa id A spectre walked beside me the·re . • Sa ture!ay . Enter ed as sec ond " tiQSS mailing matter at Friday. The holiday period will Throughout my lile I' ve toiled and s tr ~1gg l l' rl .. Pomeroy, Ohio p-ost Otr ic e. begin at 6 p.m . Friday, May 25, I've strived to reach · a h igher goal; • By ca rri er daily and Now that I'm old, strength. leaves my body, • Su ndav. sse oer week . and end at midnight, May 28. But strength is added to my soul. • MAIL • ----------~----·----------1 T Area Deaths i the poet's corner SUNDAY T.IMES·SENTINEL • 5 L,JBSCR IPTI ON RATES The Gallipolis Tribune in : Ohio and West Virg inia one • year S IS, si)l months $8. " three month s iS. elsewhe re • S1 7 per year. six months \9, three monthS $5.50 . : th e Daily Se nt inel , one • year 5.16 .00, ~ix mon t hs SB 50. lhr ee months $5 00 • The Un i ted 'Press In l ern<)! l io na j is CHius i vely e n Idl ed lo the ose · l or Pu bli cation of all n('ws dispptclles cred iled to !his new spaper and also I he lo cal news published herein . ,r MANLEY NAMED COLUMBUS ( UP! ) Robert M. Manley, Woodsfield, an employe of the Ormet Corp., Hannibal , ht·s been named to lh~ bo~rd of trustees of the Belm ont - Harri son·Mo n roc WASHINGTON (UPI ) _ Sen. Henry M. Jackson, [). Wash ., predicted Saturday the congressional inquiry into CIA connections wilh the Watergate scandal will trigger a constitutional confrontation with the White House over U1e doctrine of executive privilege. Was my l ife here worth the liying? Or could I have li ved in va in ? tt my living made the world a little better I'd say, "Gladly would !live my life again." We pass but once along this h"lghway Which is called Life's Thoroughfare . ·: But before I end my- journey I would like to say · thi s prayer : Technical Institute. Manley, "When I'm weighed and if found wantihg. 46, is <J native of Australia and · You hold the balance in your hand. Tip the steelyards ih my favor , ·""' been employed by .Ormel Just a liltte, -if you can ." ~ · · . since 1958 James Dummitt, 1973 (c), Thurman, Ohto. . Jackson, in a telephone interview, said he expected former presidential aides John D. Ehrlichman and H.R. Haldeman would claim execu· tive privi'.,ge when caUed to testify in the burgeoning investigatioo that now involves four ror:grts~ioilal com- matters involving their <'Ontacts with the Presidl!nt. Under the doctrine of executive privilege recent Presidents have claimed that certain conversations between Ulem and their aides were of a confidential nature and mit~. ' '!t's headed for a show- down," Jackson said. He suggested the whole issue could wind up in the courts for a ruling on contempt citations if the aides declinP tn tPSfify nn EXTRA HEA yy· ~! MEIGS THEATRE ·=~ May 20·21·22 POCKET MONEY i;~ lTechnicolor) ~~ Paul Newman lee Marv in » ,.,::::-=·: Calorcartoons Show Starts 1 p. m. $176,465 for Gallia schools is in mail ~=: •,•, .... .'•'·, Tonight, Mon., Tues. GALLIPOLIS - Checks lotaling $176,465.119 representing the state's school foundation program have been mailed to GaIlia Coun ty. h Counf tydAuditor Mborton L. Dickey said sc oo1 oun a lion su Sldies payments are · made direcUy to county auditors, according to legislative mandate. The counties, in turn, ·distribute individual Checks to the school districts within their boundaries. In addition to the payments, the state ~~ ~@ iGl>i :;:; :;:; ~~i~ ~:;: {::: ~ "' t'il Tonight, Mon .• May 20.21-22 c "THE NAKED COUNTESS" 6 TO A PERSON 1 would do anyth in g 1o ple;"e the cc,unt , no matter bizzare or macrabre! 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House contacts with the CIA whJch made it harder to " visualize" that the President did not know of them . OR CANNON c docwnents on White FOOTLONG AND COKE! Now you don't have to look here and there for ..:Y.:.•• King and Queen size sheets. We've got them! Stock your f~~"~:fnlin 5· (·~·en closet now at low May White Sale prices! • ne~o~.· AFTER GRADUATION TREAT THE GRAD TO ·A DELICIOUS WHITE SALEI DAILEY'S. 11 arc at their farm home here tetnoon with her si;'iter, Mrs. G. A. Radekln and family. Mrs. Janice Harvey is employed at the Angel of Mercy Phl)nlt ~46·1405 BIG 3 OZ. JAR "It 's incredible thai, Halde· man and Ehrlichman being involved and this being such a high priority, it's inconceivable to me" that Nixon Would not know, Jackson said. husband of Toledo. They spent after spending two months with Saturday evening with Mrs . his Sister, Mrs. Ruth Silver, in Nellie Valewho.is convalescing Neb raska . Mr. Silver di"\1 the C'Jrrer Second & Olive Gaflipolis. Ohio from hip surgery at Mt. Car· past winter and Mrs. Silver js mel Hospital. quite poorly with cataracts on Mrs. Dorothy Johnston of . her eyes. Pomeroy spent Sunday af· . ._;..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, 84:1 Suond Av• . MAY Symington disclosed Friday that CIA Deputy Director Vernon Walters had submitted all hail By Nellie Vale Columbia Chapel Church Mr s. John Dean, Mrs . was the scene of gro und breaking ceremonies for a ·new Roland Dais and Mrs. John addition to the church on Walter De"n attended a bridal Sunday after,noon . Rev. shower at lhe Stell" At~ins Willard Love, pastor of the home at Harrisonville for Miss church, was master of Shirley Alkire . Recent visitors of Mrs. Hazel ceremonies which followed a picnic dinner at the nOQn hour. Arnold and W"lter were Mr. Regular services were held in and Mrs. Patrick Williams and the forenoon. A good crowd children and Mr. and Mrs . Ron"ld McNally and daughter was in attendance ~ of Athens . Albert Bolen of .Buckwheat Mr. and Mrs. Virgil King held a farm sale a I his home on Saturday. The Bolens have sold spent a weekend with Mr . and their farm to the . power Mrs . Ernest Heilman in company aod. have moved lo a . PittsbW'gh recently. farm near Star HaiL Laurel Grange served lunch . Weekend visitors at the home of Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence Chapman were Mrs. Chap- . Nursing Home in Albany. man's sls ters, Edith of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bi>bo ON ALL . BIG · 10 DOUBLE PAGES By Bet1ha Parker Sabbath School attendance on May 6 at the Free Methodisl Church was 98. Offering was 1102.53. ' Robert Barton was guest speaker Sunday for both meetings in the absence of Rev . Robert Buckley. Mrs. Esla Wise was called to Mingo Junction by the death of Point Rock MAGNETIC with him. Jackson is a member or the Senate Armed Services eom. mittee, which is conducting a series of closed heartngs that have produced testimony from past and presen1 CIA adminis· lrators that the agency was pressured to help in a coverup of the Watergate scandal and to lend its assistance in the investigation of Daniel Ells· berg, the former defendant in the Pentagon Papers trial. Recent visitors of Mr. and Jackson emphasized that the Mrs. Nev White were Mrs. committee has no direct eviWanda Glenn, Tipp City,.()hio; dence thai the President knew • Ferrell Halley, Ashton, W. Va ., of the contacts by his aides Mr. and Mrs. Robert with the CIA officials in either Swearinger and son of West matter. Bat like Sen. Stuart Milton. Symington, D-Mo ., the com. Mr. and Mrs . Olen Harrison mittee chairman, Jackson· said visited their son •. Philip, who he found it hard to believe that had surgery on both ankles at the President Was not aware Columbus. that .Haldeman and Ehrlich. Mrs. Neva King had her man were exerting pressure on niece Miss Ruth Carman or tlle agency. Huntington as a visitor the past week . Mr. and Mrs . Ralph Chase of Colwnbus spent the weekend at their farm here. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Olen Harrison were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ihle of Bethany. They also visited wi\h Mrs. Jesse lhlc at Coolville. Geneva King spent th~ weekend with her sister, Mary Lou, at Mt. Vernon Nazarene College, at Mt. Vernon, Ohio. Dale Hoffman of Noblesville, Ind ., spent the weekend with his aunt, Mr . and Mrs. Virgil King and family . He also visited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Webber Wood . knew ? The answer is no." News Notes News, Notes ,.,, derfield. Mrs. Ed Bauer and Mrs . Ted ~~~l :;:; i~l \11 Mathew of Huron spent the ;~ weekend with their parents, ~ ~ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Karr . Mrs. Hugh Ferguson, son :~~::::::::::::;:;:::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::,:::::&.~:8>.::&' ·Mr. James Ferguson, Columbus, visited Sunday with SODA APPOINTED Ohio Wildlife Council. Soda, 58, of Niles. is owner and operator Mrs. Bertha Parke•·· COLUMBUS (UP!) - James of lhe Soda Trucking Co. and Clarence Curtis and Lennie R. Soda, chairman of the ln- Soda Construction Co. He Lyons· remi:lin patients at ternational Phe~sant Com- succeeds George A. Banks, Veterans Memorial Hospital . mission, has been named to the whose term expired. .... Double Feature Prqgram LIMIT I · paid $29,393.78 to the State Teachers' Retirement System and $4,674 to the School Employees Retirement System. Gallipolis City School received $90,709.30; Hannan Trace District, $27,895.44; North Gallia District, $33,349.68 and Southwes~rn District, $24,510.67. therefor not subject to ~rutiny by COngress or the public. Jackson noted that President Nixon has laid down guidelines restricting past and present aides from testifying on matters involving personal contact "But do we have direct evtdl!nce that the President • Laurel Cliff Kingsbury ~::::::;:~~~~~-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::=:::::::;: . MONDAY, MAY 21 , 1973 ' •SALT : ~ Your Dad is like a lot of other people: abstract liberals who ' can't help personal prejudices. Try to understand HIS point of · '"";_, and he'll come closer to understanding yours. - HELEN • AND SUE .Sen. Jackson expecting constitutional confrontation Film 4. 6: 30 - This Week 4 ; Bob Harrington 6 ; fsrael - A Rea i•I Y lO ; Newsmakcr '73 13. 7: 00 CommUnique 6; Old Time Gospel Hour 13 ; T im e For Timothy 4. ' 7: 30 Faith For Today 8; Revival Fires6 ; Herald of Tr uthJ ; Camera Three 10. Pvblic Affairs 4. 7: 45 - Morning Report 4. 8:00 - Leonalid Repass 8; Gospei Caravan 6; Church Se rvice 13 : Mormon Choir 3; Day of Discovery 4; Billy James Hargi s and his All American Kids ~ lO. 8: 30 - Oral Roberts 3; Your Health 4; Day of Di sc oVery 8; Rex Humbard 13 ; Revival Fi res IS ; Ka1hryn Kuhlan 6 ; Don Young 10. 8: 55 - · Black Cameo 4 . 9: 00 - Singing Jubi lee J ; Cadle Chapel 4; Oral Roberts 10.- Rex Humbard 6 , 15 : Old -Fash ioned Mee.t ing 8. 9: 30 - Church by Side of the Road 4; Re\1 . Charles Norris 13; Pebbles & Bamm Ramm a; Movie '' Genghis K,h an " 10. ·~ 10: 00 - Church Serv.ice 4: Curiosity Shop 6, 13: Garden Club 8; This Is The LifeJ ; Hour of Faith 15. 10 :.15 - Talking Hands 8. 10 : 30 - Viewpoint 8 ; This Is The Life 15 ; Captain Noah 3; Insight 4. . 11 : oo - Point of Views 6; Joy in L ivlng 13; TV Chapel 3 ; Focus on Columbus -4 ; Camera Three a.- Consvmer Report 15. 11 : 30 - Make A Wi sh 13; Insight 15 : Face The Nation 8; Answer • ' . ~pec~a/ OHer $ • Shop. and Save the. Easy Way - Charge It! . Both Stores in Gallipolis ·Open Mon. til 8 pm �2 - The SW1dayT1mes ·Sentinel,Swlday,May 20, 1973 . 3- The Sunday Times- Sentinel, Sunday,May :111,1973 Teleru!-D~j~H.J·~og 6: 00 - For Sunday Services? l!ap : Maybe this isn't regulation Sunday Service stuff but it i-elates to our generation, so I hope you'll print it for a Sunday column : GOD IS ... God is like Bayer Aspirin, He works wonders . God is like Ford, He has a better idea. (lod is like Coca Cola, He's the real thing. God is like Pan Am, He makes the gobg great. · God is like a deodorant, He works hour after hour. God is like Pepsi, He's got a lot to give. God is like Scope, He makes you feel fresh. God is like Dial, He gives you roW1d the clock protection. God is like a Hallmark card, He cares enough to give you the very best. God is like Alka.S.ltzer, • Try it, you '11 like it! -ANONYMOUS 3. Helen and Sue: • I've lost my drivers' license in the state of New Jersey for .. some time to come because of my wronggoings. : I'm trying to get myself straightened out. I've had good job • \>pportunities in Califorl)ia. • " Could you tell me if California or other states recognize bad' • records and revocations from New Jersey? How can I work • without a car'- W.P. ,, ; W.: , You'll just have to use the bus or a car pool in California until )•our revocation time is up. Motor Vehicle Departments DO ":• check back on driving records from other states. - HELEN AND :. SUE .·· Rap: This to "Son of a Hip Groover" who ·didn't approve of his : ''m.odern'' father . Be glad and.gratefull Groove with it, man! My Dad used to be like that. We partied together and ' : everything, and he was really cool. I thought he was super : liberal, but now he's changed. I get hell about "all the immoral : things" like not wearing a bra, etc. : What really ch.;.lged him is my guy: he's black, I'm white, ; but as far as Dad is concerned, he's a "nigger ," and he won't : even meet him . My father - who loved all races and didn't have : a prejudiced bone in his body! So I thought. : · ·· My guy is wonderful, understanding, kind, a hard worker : aJ1d has a good future. I've dated some white !elias who were real • slrungy and my parents accepted them. Guess you don't know ~ what your folks are underneath until you treat them personally. to get on my good side'- SALT : Where they just- pretending . . . :· ..- 12: 00 - Calvin Evans 13 ; Rex Humbard 8; Columbus Town Meeting 10 ; At Issue 3: Doctors on Call 4 ; CBPA Bowl ing 6; Sacred Heart 15. 11:15 - Open Bible 15 . 12:30 - Revival Fires 13 ; Meet Th~ Press 3, 4, 15 ; Face the Nat ion 10. 1: 00 - Lower Lighthouse 13; Wally ' s Work shop 3 ; Man from UNCLE 4; Old Time Gosp~l Hour 8 ; Kathryn Kuhlman 15; Columbus Town. Meeting 15. 1: JO - Parent Ga·me 3_; I'Ssues & Answers6 . 13. 2:00 - Country CarnivaiJ; It Takes A Thief 4; UFO 6 ; NHL Ac1ion.8: Lass ie 10 ; Walt Till Your Father gets Home'' 13. 2:05 ...!.. Baseba ll 15. 2: 30 1 Green Acres 3; Arthur Smith a; Death Valley Days 10 ; Movie " A Ma jori ty of One" 13. 3: 00 - Tennis 3, 4; Untamed World 6 ; Animal World 10; Come Together 8. 3: 30 - Survival6 ; Lee Trev ino's Golf for Swingers 10. 4: 00 - Tennis 6 ; Golf 8, 10 ; Marshall News Meeting 33. 4: 30 - Golf3 ; Dr. Einstein Before Lunch4 . 5: 00 - Ripples 33; Movie '' Batman" 13. 5: 15 - Sing, Children, Sing . 5: 30 ~ Sesame St. 33; Di, k Van Dyke 4; Saint 15. 6: 00 - News .4 ; 60-Minutes 8 , 10; Charles Blair J ; Indianapolis Time Trials 6. 6: 30 - NBC N€ws3, 4, 15; Human Oimens ion33. 7: 00 ~ Lawrence Welk 13 ; In The Know 10; Zoom 20, 33; Wait Till Your Father Gets: Home 6 ; Safari to Adventure J ; This Is Your Li te 4 .: Wild Kingdom 15; Superstarsol Rock 8. 7:30 - Let's Make A Deal6; Dick Van Dyke 10; World of Disney 3, 4, 15; Beverly Hillbillies 8; What Happens To Me? 20, 33 . 8:00 - MASH 8, 10; FBI 6, 13. 8 : 30 - McCloud 3, 4, 15; Mannix a, 10; French Chef 20. 33 . 9: 00 - Em my Award 6, 13 ; Ma ste rpi ece Theatre 20, 33. 9: 30 - Barnaby Jones 8, 10. 10: 00 - Firing Line 20, 33; Night Gallery. -~ 10: 30 - We Think You Should Know 3: High Road to Adventure 10; Police Su rgeon 15; Bobby Goldsboro 4; Half th e George Kirby Comedy Hour a. 11 :00 - · News 3, 4, a, 10, 15. 11 : 15 _,_ News 6, a, 10. 13. 11:30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, IS; Dick Cavett 13; Movies " The Bank Dick" 3; "Six Black Horses" 4: "Armored Attack" 8; "Th~ Slory of G.!. Joe" 10. 6: 00 -. Sunri se Seminar. 4; Sacred Heart 10. 6: 15 - Farmtime 10. 6:20 ·- Farm Report 13. 6:25 - Paul Harvey 13 . 6: 30 - Columbus Today 4; Bible Answers 8; Good New s 13 ; School Scene 10 . 6: 45 - Corncob Report 3. 6:55 - Take Five tor Life 15. 7: 00 - Today 3, 4, 15; News Weather, Sports 6 ; CBS News 13 ; SchOol Scene 10. 6: 45 - Corncob Report 3._ 6: 55 - Take Five for Life 15. 7:00 - Today 3, 4, 15; News, Weather. Sports 6 ; CBS News 8, 10 ; Jeff's Collie 13. 7: 30 - Romper Room 6; Rocky & Bullwinkle 13; Popeye 10. 8: 00 - Ca pt. Kangaroo .10; New Zoo Revue 13; Lassie 6; Sesame ' 51.33. . 8: JO . _____ Jack LaLanne 13; 'New Zoo Revue6 . a: 55 - Local News 13. 9; 00 -- Paul Dixon 4; Phi.l Donahue 15; Merv Griffin 8; Friendly Junction 10: AM3 ; Let 's Ma ke A Deal6 ; Ben Casey 13. 9·: 25 ·- Chuclt. While Reports 10. \ 9: 30 - To Tefi' the Truth 3; Jeopardy 6 ; Hollywood's Ta Iking 10 . -10: 00 - Co lumbus Six Calling 6; Dick Van Dyke 13 ; Dinah Shore 3, 15; Joker's Wi ld 8, 10. 10: 30 - Split Second 13 ; Baffle 3, 4. 15; $10,000 Pyramid a, 10. 11 : oo - Pa ssword 13 ; Sale of the Cef\tury 3, 4, 15; Love American Sly le 6; Gambit 8, 10; Elec. Co. 10. . CLARA CARL Friday morning at · camdel1 11 : 30 --:.. Bewitched 6, 13; Hollywood Squa res 3, 4, 15; Love of L 1fe POMEROY ~ Mrs . Clara Clark Hospital ,- Parkersburg . a. 10; Sesame St. 20. ' ·Alwi!da Ca rl , as. former ly of She was preceded i·n death by 11 : 55 News a; Dan !mel 's World 10. : Pomeroy. died Fr iday in Holy her parents, George and Vina 12:00 -.- Pa ssword 6; News 10, 13 ; Contact 8: Bob Braun's 50-Sq • Cross Hospital at Si l Ver Rhodes of Apple Grove, and Club 4; Jeopardy 3, '15 . · · ~ springs, Md . MrS. CC!rl. is her hv sband, Joseph. Sur 12:30 Split Second 6; 3 W' s 3,· 15 ; Searc h tor Tomor row a, 10. survived by a daughter, Mrs. vivor s inclu de one daughter , · 11:55 - NBC News 3, 15. . r,telen C. Chapman; a gr.and - Mrs. Claudia Davis, · Belpre-; 1:00 - All My Children 6, 13; New s 3; It's Your f3et 8; Green (laugh ter, Mr s. Barbara , one son, Joseph, Cii'IGinnati; 5 Acres 10 ; Not for Women ·Orily 15 . . Schantz, both of Si l ver grandchildren; 3 great 1:30 - 30na Match 3,4, 15; Let's Make A Deal13 ; As the World Springs: a sis ter, Mrs . Barry grandchildren; and one Turns 8; Bowling 6. · F. Diehl ; a sis ter -in -law, Mrs . brother, Todd Rhodes of Letart 2:00 Days of Our Lives 3. 4, 15; New l ywed Game 13; Mike Kathryn Phillips ; two gre.a t - Falls , Ohio. Douglass 6 ; Guiding Light 8, 10. grandchildren .,an·d several The funeral will be Monday 2: 30 - DoctorsJ, 4, 15; Dat ing G:arrie 13 ; Edge of Niqhl a, 10. nieces and nephews ." at 11 a.m . at Spencer's Funeral 3:00- Another World$, 4, 15; General Hospi tal6 13 ; Price Is ; The body will arri-ve at the ' Home in Belpre. Burial will be Right 8, 10 ; Understanding Africi! 20. Ew ing Funeral Home Monday in Parkersburq. · 3: JO - Return of Peyton Place 3. 15: One Life to Live 6, 13 ; Wi th funeral serv ices set for 2 Secre t Storm 10; Phil Dona·hue .4; French Chef 20; Hollywood .p.m . Tuesday al the funeral MRS. WM. FENTON Talking 8. 'home. Burial will be In Beech BASHAN Mrs. William Grove Cemetery. In l_ ieu of Fenton, sister of Orville Holter, · 4: 00 - Mi st er Car toon 3; Love American Styl e 13; Huck -Yogi 6; Somerset 15 ; Sesame St. 20, 33; Movi e "T he Son of Captain ~ flowers. friends are asked to Bashan, died Saturday mor Blood." 10. · _c ontribute t o the Meigs ning at ,'1/\ ercy Hospita.l. 4:30 - Petticoat Junction 3; I Love Lucy 6; Merv Griffin 4; . •-Cha pter of the American Heart Columbus. She was tile former . Wild. Wild West 13; Abbott & Cost ello a. · . Wi lma Holter of Meigs· ,'Assn h County. t 5:00 - Bonal'")za 3, 4; HazelS; Mr. Rogers 20, 33; Andy Griffith Funeral se rv ices ave en 15 ; Big Valley 6. · tatlvely been se t for Tuesday at 5:30 B_everly Hillbillies 8; Elec. Co . 33 ; Gomer Pyle 13 ; Death Schoedi nger' s State Street VICKY SMITH Valley Days 15; Hopgepodge Lodge 20. Chapel, E. State St., Columbus. MIDDLEPORT - Vicky 5:55 - Earl Nightingale 15. · ':S mith, 17-year -old ~ grand ­ MRS. JESSIE IHLE 6: 00 - New s 3. 4, 8, 10, 15 ; ABC News 13; Sesame St. 20; Around odaugh ler of Mrs. Nellie Par MIDDLEPORT Mrs . the Bend 33. 1,s6n.s Kramblett of nea r Jessie lh le, a3, Rt. 1, Mid 6:30 - ABC News 6; CBS News 8, 10 ; 1 Dream of Jeannie 13; Coshocton , a former Meigs dleport, who died Friday night News 3, 4, 15 ; Insight 33. . County resident, d ied in an at fhe Arcadia Rest Home in 7:00 Truth or Conseq. 3; Beat the Cla·ck 4; News 6 , 10; Circus .ilu f o mishap Wednesday. M iss Coolvi lle, was the daughter of 13 ; What's My Line a: Elec. Co. 20; Read Your Way Up 33; . 'Smith was a . passenger in a th e late Thomas and Lyd ia , Saint 15 . ..vehicle which went into Wilson Donaldson. 7:30 To Tell the Truth 6; Young Dr . Kildare a; Hollywood <-Kilbuck Creek in Blissfield . Mrs. lhl e was a member of Squares 4; Traffic Court 10; Do You Read Me 20 ; Episode "Scuba divers fr om Coshocton th e Ro ck Springs United Action 33 ; Bobby Goldsboro 3; Movie "Tarzan & , The Sheand Holmes County Sheriffs' Devil" Jj_ · M e th odis t Churc.h and a ," Departments recovered the charter member of the D. of A . 8: 00 Ba seball Pre -Game Show 3. 4, 15; Advocates 20, 33; :body in about 15 feet of water Lodge, Pomeroy . 6 ; Gunsmoke a, 10. Rookie ~Thursday. The ca r missed a Surviving are a son, Olen 9: 00 - Pilot Films6. 13: Here's Lucy 8, 10; Interview with Mrs. .curve at a bridge in · Bli~sf ie ld Harrison, Rt. 2, Po.meroy; a Caretta King 20, 33. 'and went into the water. sister. Naomi Radford, 9:30 - Doris Day 8, 10 ; Book Beat 20, 33 . : Funeral services are being Beaver, Ohio ; several step- 10:00 - Medical Center a. lO; Turning Poi nts 20, 33. 'held today at Blissfield. ac - ch ildren ; two grandchildren, 10 :30 - News 20; Bill Moyers' Journal 33. :cording to Mrs. Leo Searls. and three great-grandchildren . ll:OO - News 3,4,6,a, 10,13.15. longtime fr iend here-- of Mrs . · She was preceded in death by 11 : 30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15 ; Sa lute to Hum ble Howard 6, 13 ; ; ~ramble1t. her parents, her first husband, Movies "Countdown " a; " Get Yourself a College Girt'; 10. Charles Harrison; her second " TRELLA FARRA John Griffith, and her :: POMEROY - Mrs . Trella husband, third husband, Frank lhle ; a ·Rhodes Farra, aL Belpre. died sister and a brother . . "1----------------------~ Funeral services wfll , be LIFE'S THOROUGHFARE Whe n I was just a help.less infant Monday at 3 p.m. -at the Rock I had to have intensive care. Spr in~ s United Methodist May all who served me be rewarded; Chu r ch with burial to follow in 1' 11 say for them , each did his share. Beach G'r ove cemetery. F"riends mqy. call anytime at Published eyery Sunday When I was old enough to study the Ewing Funeral Home. The Ohio Va ll ey by I was sent to a small sc hooL Publi'l>hino Co . kind patient teachers taught me There .l GALLIPOLIS Life was lived by certain rules . 33MAY DIE DAILY TRIBUNE 825 Th i rd Ave ., Gal l ipolis, COLUMBUS (UP!) - An In youth m'y days were filled with action. Ohio >~56::3 1 thing s I did were good, but some were slightly not. estimated 33 persons will b~ Most • Pu blish ed eve ry weekday May the good I did in life ~ive on forever , • even ing excepf Sa l urday . killed in traffic-related ac· My small infractions were regrets which soon my friends and I -' Second Class Po stage Pa id • at Gal lip olis. Ohio 456 31. cidents jn Ohio during the 78- forgot . ~ THE DAILY SENT : N E L l 'v~ sailed the seas, I've climbed the mountains, hour M.e morial Day weekend, 111 Co urt St .. Pomeroy. 0 . I've combed the desert, flown thro ugh the air. 4 57 69 Pur c. hasep every state Hi~hway Safety Director And if there were unseen dangers, weekday eveni ng except Eu gene P . O'Grady sa id A spectre walked beside me the·re . • Sa ture!ay . Enter ed as sec ond " tiQSS mailing matter at Friday. The holiday period will Throughout my lile I' ve toiled and s tr ~1gg l l' rl .. Pomeroy, Ohio p-ost Otr ic e. begin at 6 p.m . Friday, May 25, I've strived to reach · a h igher goal; • By ca rri er daily and Now that I'm old, strength. leaves my body, • Su ndav. sse oer week . and end at midnight, May 28. But strength is added to my soul. • MAIL • ----------~----·----------1 T Area Deaths i the poet's corner SUNDAY T.IMES·SENTINEL • 5 L,JBSCR IPTI ON RATES The Gallipolis Tribune in : Ohio and West Virg inia one • year S IS, si)l months $8. " three month s iS. elsewhe re • S1 7 per year. six months \9, three monthS $5.50 . : th e Daily Se nt inel , one • year 5.16 .00, ~ix mon t hs SB 50. lhr ee months $5 00 • The Un i ted 'Press In l ern<)! l io na j is CHius i vely e n Idl ed lo the ose · l or Pu bli cation of all n('ws dispptclles cred iled to !his new spaper and also I he lo cal news published herein . ,r MANLEY NAMED COLUMBUS ( UP! ) Robert M. Manley, Woodsfield, an employe of the Ormet Corp., Hannibal , ht·s been named to lh~ bo~rd of trustees of the Belm ont - Harri son·Mo n roc WASHINGTON (UPI ) _ Sen. Henry M. Jackson, [). Wash ., predicted Saturday the congressional inquiry into CIA connections wilh the Watergate scandal will trigger a constitutional confrontation with the White House over U1e doctrine of executive privilege. Was my l ife here worth the liying? Or could I have li ved in va in ? tt my living made the world a little better I'd say, "Gladly would !live my life again." We pass but once along this h"lghway Which is called Life's Thoroughfare . ·: But before I end my- journey I would like to say · thi s prayer : Technical Institute. Manley, "When I'm weighed and if found wantihg. 46, is <J native of Australia and · You hold the balance in your hand. Tip the steelyards ih my favor , ·""' been employed by .Ormel Just a liltte, -if you can ." ~ · · . since 1958 James Dummitt, 1973 (c), Thurman, Ohto. . Jackson, in a telephone interview, said he expected former presidential aides John D. Ehrlichman and H.R. Haldeman would claim execu· tive privi'.,ge when caUed to testify in the burgeoning investigatioo that now involves four ror:grts~ioilal com- matters involving their <'Ontacts with the Presidl!nt. Under the doctrine of executive privilege recent Presidents have claimed that certain conversations between Ulem and their aides were of a confidential nature and mit~. ' '!t's headed for a show- down," Jackson said. He suggested the whole issue could wind up in the courts for a ruling on contempt citations if the aides declinP tn tPSfify nn EXTRA HEA yy· ~! MEIGS THEATRE ·=~ May 20·21·22 POCKET MONEY i;~ lTechnicolor) ~~ Paul Newman lee Marv in » ,.,::::-=·: Calorcartoons Show Starts 1 p. m. $176,465 for Gallia schools is in mail ~=: •,•, .... .'•'·, Tonight, Mon., Tues. GALLIPOLIS - Checks lotaling $176,465.119 representing the state's school foundation program have been mailed to GaIlia Coun ty. h Counf tydAuditor Mborton L. Dickey said sc oo1 oun a lion su Sldies payments are · made direcUy to county auditors, according to legislative mandate. The counties, in turn, ·distribute individual Checks to the school districts within their boundaries. In addition to the payments, the state ~~ ~@ iGl>i :;:; :;:; ~~i~ ~:;: {::: ~ "' t'il Tonight, Mon .• May 20.21-22 c "THE NAKED COUNTESS" 6 TO A PERSON 1 would do anyth in g 1o ple;"e the cc,unt , no matter bizzare or macrabre! 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House contacts with the CIA whJch made it harder to " visualize" that the President did not know of them . OR CANNON c docwnents on White FOOTLONG AND COKE! Now you don't have to look here and there for ..:Y.:.•• King and Queen size sheets. We've got them! Stock your f~~"~:fnlin 5· (·~·en closet now at low May White Sale prices! • ne~o~.· AFTER GRADUATION TREAT THE GRAD TO ·A DELICIOUS WHITE SALEI DAILEY'S. 11 arc at their farm home here tetnoon with her si;'iter, Mrs. G. A. Radekln and family. Mrs. Janice Harvey is employed at the Angel of Mercy Phl)nlt ~46·1405 BIG 3 OZ. JAR "It 's incredible thai, Halde· man and Ehrlichman being involved and this being such a high priority, it's inconceivable to me" that Nixon Would not know, Jackson said. husband of Toledo. They spent after spending two months with Saturday evening with Mrs . his Sister, Mrs. Ruth Silver, in Nellie Valewho.is convalescing Neb raska . Mr. Silver di"\1 the C'Jrrer Second & Olive Gaflipolis. Ohio from hip surgery at Mt. Car· past winter and Mrs. Silver js mel Hospital. quite poorly with cataracts on Mrs. Dorothy Johnston of . her eyes. Pomeroy spent Sunday af· . ._;..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, 84:1 Suond Av• . MAY Symington disclosed Friday that CIA Deputy Director Vernon Walters had submitted all hail By Nellie Vale Columbia Chapel Church Mr s. John Dean, Mrs . was the scene of gro und breaking ceremonies for a ·new Roland Dais and Mrs. John addition to the church on Walter De"n attended a bridal Sunday after,noon . Rev. shower at lhe Stell" At~ins Willard Love, pastor of the home at Harrisonville for Miss church, was master of Shirley Alkire . Recent visitors of Mrs. Hazel ceremonies which followed a picnic dinner at the nOQn hour. Arnold and W"lter were Mr. Regular services were held in and Mrs. Patrick Williams and the forenoon. A good crowd children and Mr. and Mrs . Ron"ld McNally and daughter was in attendance ~ of Athens . Albert Bolen of .Buckwheat Mr. and Mrs. Virgil King held a farm sale a I his home on Saturday. The Bolens have sold spent a weekend with Mr . and their farm to the . power Mrs . Ernest Heilman in company aod. have moved lo a . PittsbW'gh recently. farm near Star HaiL Laurel Grange served lunch . Weekend visitors at the home of Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence Chapman were Mrs. Chap- . Nursing Home in Albany. man's sls ters, Edith of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bi>bo ON ALL . BIG · 10 DOUBLE PAGES By Bet1ha Parker Sabbath School attendance on May 6 at the Free Methodisl Church was 98. Offering was 1102.53. ' Robert Barton was guest speaker Sunday for both meetings in the absence of Rev . Robert Buckley. Mrs. Esla Wise was called to Mingo Junction by the death of Point Rock MAGNETIC with him. Jackson is a member or the Senate Armed Services eom. mittee, which is conducting a series of closed heartngs that have produced testimony from past and presen1 CIA adminis· lrators that the agency was pressured to help in a coverup of the Watergate scandal and to lend its assistance in the investigation of Daniel Ells· berg, the former defendant in the Pentagon Papers trial. Recent visitors of Mr. and Jackson emphasized that the Mrs. Nev White were Mrs. committee has no direct eviWanda Glenn, Tipp City,.()hio; dence thai the President knew • Ferrell Halley, Ashton, W. Va ., of the contacts by his aides Mr. and Mrs. Robert with the CIA officials in either Swearinger and son of West matter. Bat like Sen. Stuart Milton. Symington, D-Mo ., the com. Mr. and Mrs . Olen Harrison mittee chairman, Jackson· said visited their son •. Philip, who he found it hard to believe that had surgery on both ankles at the President Was not aware Columbus. that .Haldeman and Ehrlich. Mrs. Neva King had her man were exerting pressure on niece Miss Ruth Carman or tlle agency. Huntington as a visitor the past week . Mr. and Mrs . Ralph Chase of Colwnbus spent the weekend at their farm here. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Olen Harrison were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ihle of Bethany. They also visited wi\h Mrs. Jesse lhlc at Coolville. Geneva King spent th~ weekend with her sister, Mary Lou, at Mt. Vernon Nazarene College, at Mt. Vernon, Ohio. Dale Hoffman of Noblesville, Ind ., spent the weekend with his aunt, Mr . and Mrs. Virgil King and family . He also visited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Webber Wood . knew ? The answer is no." News Notes News, Notes ,.,, derfield. Mrs. Ed Bauer and Mrs . Ted ~~~l :;:; i~l \11 Mathew of Huron spent the ;~ weekend with their parents, ~ ~ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Karr . Mrs. Hugh Ferguson, son :~~::::::::::::;:;:::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::,:::::&.~:8>.::&' ·Mr. James Ferguson, Columbus, visited Sunday with SODA APPOINTED Ohio Wildlife Council. Soda, 58, of Niles. is owner and operator Mrs. Bertha Parke•·· COLUMBUS (UP!) - James of lhe Soda Trucking Co. and Clarence Curtis and Lennie R. Soda, chairman of the ln- Soda Construction Co. He Lyons· remi:lin patients at ternational Phe~sant Com- succeeds George A. Banks, Veterans Memorial Hospital . mission, has been named to the whose term expired. .... Double Feature Prqgram LIMIT I · paid $29,393.78 to the State Teachers' Retirement System and $4,674 to the School Employees Retirement System. Gallipolis City School received $90,709.30; Hannan Trace District, $27,895.44; North Gallia District, $33,349.68 and Southwes~rn District, $24,510.67. therefor not subject to ~rutiny by COngress or the public. Jackson noted that President Nixon has laid down guidelines restricting past and present aides from testifying on matters involving personal contact "But do we have direct evtdl!nce that the President • Laurel Cliff Kingsbury ~::::::;:~~~~~-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::=:::::::;: . MONDAY, MAY 21 , 1973 ' •SALT : ~ Your Dad is like a lot of other people: abstract liberals who ' can't help personal prejudices. Try to understand HIS point of · '"";_, and he'll come closer to understanding yours. - HELEN • AND SUE .Sen. Jackson expecting constitutional confrontation Film 4. 6: 30 - This Week 4 ; Bob Harrington 6 ; fsrael - A Rea i•I Y lO ; Newsmakcr '73 13. 7: 00 CommUnique 6; Old Time Gospel Hour 13 ; T im e For Timothy 4. ' 7: 30 Faith For Today 8; Revival Fires6 ; Herald of Tr uthJ ; Camera Three 10. Pvblic Affairs 4. 7: 45 - Morning Report 4. 8:00 - Leonalid Repass 8; Gospei Caravan 6; Church Se rvice 13 : Mormon Choir 3; Day of Discovery 4; Billy James Hargi s and his All American Kids ~ lO. 8: 30 - Oral Roberts 3; Your Health 4; Day of Di sc oVery 8; Rex Humbard 13 ; Revival Fi res IS ; Ka1hryn Kuhlan 6 ; Don Young 10. 8: 55 - · Black Cameo 4 . 9: 00 - Singing Jubi lee J ; Cadle Chapel 4; Oral Roberts 10.- Rex Humbard 6 , 15 : Old -Fash ioned Mee.t ing 8. 9: 30 - Church by Side of the Road 4; Re\1 . Charles Norris 13; Pebbles & Bamm Ramm a; Movie '' Genghis K,h an " 10. ·~ 10: 00 - Church Serv.ice 4: Curiosity Shop 6, 13: Garden Club 8; This Is The LifeJ ; Hour of Faith 15. 10 :.15 - Talking Hands 8. 10 : 30 - Viewpoint 8 ; This Is The Life 15 ; Captain Noah 3; Insight 4. . 11 : oo - Point of Views 6; Joy in L ivlng 13; TV Chapel 3 ; Focus on Columbus -4 ; Camera Three a.- Consvmer Report 15. 11 : 30 - Make A Wi sh 13; Insight 15 : Face The Nation 8; Answer • ' . ~pec~a/ OHer $ • Shop. and Save the. Easy Way - Charge It! . Both Stores in Gallipolis ·Open Mon. til 8 pm �~ - TheSW.day Times -Sent.inel, SW.day, May 20,1973 Miss Greene honored here Jan's Side by Dorothy ]. Countryman l've heard many mothers commenung oo the trend toward feminine clothes that seems to be taking their teen and :~~;e age daughters, not to mention their pocketbooks, by is this spring . The girls are still wearing jeans, just not all the time, and a 1. quick check around the state universities shows me that the gals t, ruw• adopted the snappier pantsuits and slack sets in polyester double knit to replace good old deninn. While some of us still prefer to live in blue jeans at home, one find more ruffles, laces and sheers in the feminine wardrobe time and ·after the era of liberation that seemed to include >!se,xu:iil dress, it's rather refreshing to see long gowns and flowery perfumes again. What a lot of people haven't noted is that guys, too, are ena return to dressier ciothes. Double knit does nice things sport jackets and slacks and lately I've noted softer lines (and materials) in dress shirts and just oodles of new ties. It's kind of expensive trend, but it's rather pleasant to look at and will .1\"rntlllhlv be worth it for a while. Among the fascinating thlngs I do in my line of work is !Pe11in1 the editorial room's mail. Some of the things we receive really laughable - my favorite was one Jetter offering me . 8 by 10 glossy photograph of a lemon meringue pie suitable framing. Among the nice things, however, is this little recipe for" Strawberry Rhubarb Deepdish Cobbler. If you like strawberries , as well as I do, this way of fixing them can make a really in~ l novative dessert. • • " '' (': • ' • fl . ..... . .-: ,. ' GALUPOUS - Involved In planning for the French Art .., Colony "Night in Bavaria" Friday were, left to right, Ann Jenkins and Lisa Beverly, front , and Judy Evans and Sue Beve rly, rear . They are members of the committee working I for a car wash inc1uding Diana oven to 400 degrees. In large saucepan, combine Bryan Seagraves and lt&1,g8,., cornstarch and salt. Stir in strawberries, rhubarb, lemon • Terry, Mark John son . The next and butter. Cook over medium heat , stirring frequently, meeting will be held with hot, bubbly and slightly thickened. Pour into two quart ISerol•e 01 baking dieh. Separate biscuit dough into 10 biscuits, Charles E. Cox May 21 · Club advisors are Mary E. cut-side-down on hot fruit in circle around edge of Oierole., Sprinkle biscuits with cinnamon .. ugar mixture. Bake Cox, Don Walker • Linda · · · Walker, Ann Bonlee and An400 degrees for !5 ·to 20 minutes until biscuits are golden brown. Serve warm with .cream. nabell e Seagraves. Club members present were David HAPPY BAKING, LADIES !! Pre~eat ON POINTVIEW CABLE TELEVISION 6:30 PM MONDAY EVENING Courtesy of ..• The Wiseman Agency Carter & Evans Contractors Ricky . Seagraves, Rita Sea~ra'ves, Tiinmy Seagraves, . Dialja.;I'erry antL~egin'! Terry . Guests- present were Eddie Cox, Mike Walker, Miss Patty Bonlee and Miss Sharon Spencer. • Reporter , Judy Cox Twilighters 4-H Club met May 10 atReda Fowler's home. Julie Hall presided, Jeff Sanders led devotions and Recta Fowler and Mrs. James had charge of the prog ram . Kim Wau gh gave a demonstratiOn on zippt':rs. Julie Hall, Kala Waugh and Paula Butler were put on a committee for a gift certificate for a new mother, Charlotte Buchy , The next meeting will !'!'"'...,....!"""'........ !"""'!"""'!"""'~.....,.....,.,...,...,.......,...,.......,.._........ !"""'!"""'""'....!"""'!"""'""i' COME TO OUR .OPEN HOUSE! IN VINTON: Telephone Company Building College Street Tuesday, May 22 6:30 - 9 p.m. Telephone Company Building Jackson Street Thursday, May 24 _6;30 - 9 p.m. k in Huntington. CIRCLE TO MEET GI\.LLlPOLIS Go lden Circle of Grace United Methodist Chur ch will have its monthly potluck lun c heon meeting at iloon Tuesday . Everyone is invited to bririg table service and a covered dish and hear Nelle Shaw, ol the a rr department of GSI, discuss her work in "Creative Crafts". She will present an exhibit of. art, including rugs and handwork, done at GSl. Boosters will meet high school. Boys and their parents in. tcrested in . Boy Scouts should make a special e ffort to attend , as a representative of the Boy Scout Organization from Point Pleasant will speak at the .meeting . Other school a ctivi ties will be discussed and refreshments will be served. Although this is the last meeting in the school year, '(lare nts are re minded that Boosters' meeting will be held on the third Monday night of each month during the summer monthS. • MONDAY SOUTHEASTERN Ohio Gospel Music Association meets at Allen Hall, Rio Grande College at 7:30. Everyone interested is invited to attend. GOSPEL meeting at the Bidwell Church of Christ, Eugene Zopp, evangelist, 7 p .m ., each evening through Sunday. OCSEA Gallia Chap ter meeting of the Ohio Civil Service Employees at 1622 Eastern Ave., at 7:30p.m. The jackpot is now $20. Refresh- Evelyn Morrow hosts CIC KANAUGA - The CIC Club met Thursday eve nin g at Evelyn 's Salon of Beauty. with Evelyn Morrow as hostess. Ten members and two guests, Virginia Grover and Ruth Daughtery, attended . Mrs. John Raike presided over the meeting . Pliney R. Ward and Evelyn Rothgeb gave the reguhr reports . During the meeting the guests were welcomed into the club. Th e birthday of Pribble Wilson was celebrated . Mrs. Morrow conducted g~mes with prizes going to Helen Walker and Evelyn Rothgeb . The next meeting will be with Dr. Edna Getlles . Refreshments were served during the soc ial hour following the meeting. Miss Bobbie Ann 0 'Dell ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mrs . Ilene O'Dell ' Gallipolis, is announcing the engagement o' her daughter , Bobbie Ann, to Dean Edward Newman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Newman, Gallipolis. The bride..,lect is a 1972 graduate of Gallia Academy High School. Her fiance is a 1969 graduate of Gallia Academy and is employed at Able's Auto Sales, Rio Grande. Wedding plans are incomplete. The people I'm furious with are the women's liberationists. They keep getting up on soapboxes and proclaiming that women are brighter than men . That's true , but it should be kept very quiet or it ruins . the whole racket. -Anita Loos. 326 SECOND AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO v ' Bridesmaid by Mimi · /~ / Crepe & Venice ~lJY Lace Bridal Satin & Venice Lace Attached Chapel Train. The classic seersucker has -- TEXTURED GOLD · Special Auraclion ••• A 1921 TELEPHONE TRUCK. ', ' gone modern. Mantilla by Vogue a CLIPPER MILLS - A bridal Mrs. Zelma lee Vallance. Mrs. showe r honoring Miss ShE!rry · ·Alma Martin receiv ed the Cromlish~ bride-elect of David door prize. Clagg, was given recently in Followin g the opening of : the social room of Christ g ifts, refreshm ents were : United Methodist Churc h, served to those mentioned and : Cli pper Mills. Mrs. Elsie Clagg, Mrs. Violet . A pink and white color Ll oyd, Mrs. Cathy Martin , scheme with white wedding Miss Debbie Roberts, Mrs. bells highllghted the E rm a Adkin s, Mi ss Patty : decorations. The refreshment Clonch, Mrs. Mildred Evans, · table was centered with a pink Mrs . Mary Baldwin, Mrs . and white floral arrangement Margaret Cromli s}l, Mrs . . . accented with pink candles . A Helen Cooper, Mrs. Alice Bing, : : bridal figurine and pink and Mrs. Buster Clonch, Mrs. Susie ' ; white s treamers accented the WIJJiamson, Mrs. Kay Triplett~ ..: gift table. Tin a Facemire, Tanya : · Hostesses for the shower Willi<tmson, Kfmberly Cooper were Miss Brenda Lloyd , Miss and Cheryl Ann Clagg . Shiela Cromlish, Mrs. Lillian · Those sending gifts were Clagg, Mrs. Jessie Cla gg and Mrs. Virginia Cromlish, Mrs . ·Mrs. Inez Clagg. Thelma Sibley, Mrs . Bea Game.s were pl'ayed wlth Biars, Mrs. Cor:cna Saunders, prizes goi ng to Miss Angela Mrs. Carolyn Cromli sh, Mrs. Cromlish, Mrs. Iva Bauus and J o Sheets, Mrs. Helen Holley, ~Bring the whole family~ @ohio Bell I \ •I ' SCHEDULE SING MERCERVILLE A benefit gospel sing for the Bill Gooderham family will he held at the Hannan . Trace High School, Rt. 2!8, Mercerville, May 25 at 7: 30 p.m. Featured singers are the Voices of Victory, · New Jerusalem Crusaders, Sanders Family, the Gospelighters and Chris, the Shaffer Family ~nd the Gospelaires . DAN THOMAS AND SON "Serving ·you si ncf'l9,." Gallipolis . Ohio Second A~nu~ H;;~s ... SWIM WEAR Sizes: 5 1o 18 BY: f<.gBBY@ And ~ ' HildP 's Imports --- &tc. Gallipolis, Ohio.. r • • • \-\l 'f( )7 the -··· ~Swim of ·,· • ' there's a suit to !latter it ... /rom the barest figur e, bikini to a sweet little print swimming dress. lJobbie Brooks Rose Marie Reid Robby Len $12 l Ave. 114.99 WATCHES ...• .,.., it out: Whatever your .. . itratch of lindll ol to-'Oft ltlthtf uppen. Clo~ upt ight on ont side."wilh Pllk... ·boo open>\.~ !)I oolhtother. In Wh itt only, MEN'S SEIKO • .}~ ·Things figure GALLIPOLIS - The French States, mcludin~ lhe FROM Colony Chapter ofthc DAR met Revol ut ionary War and the with Mrs. Charles E . Holzer, movement of .scLtlers m:ross Jr. , with Mrs. Claude Miller as the Allegheni es. co-hostess. Mrs . Gar land, G!llingham Miss ' Margaret Ecker and Mrs. Elsie Neal presided pres id ed . Mrs. Kenn eth !A'VCr the soc1al hour . Tomlinson, national defense' The ncx~ meetin g will be chairwoman , gave the monthly Jww 14 w1th Mrs. Hurten~e ,412-414 Second message and Miss Ecker gave Epling when the group will the president's monthly enjoy a p1cmc. message . The organization rece ived an invitation to the Portsmouth chapter of DAR's 75th anniversary . Mrs. Holzer presented a prog ram of films dealing with "Th e Spirit of Liberty. " The . films discussed the colonial Conni• briljltens vour way wilt! 1 whit..optn beginnings of the United Gallipolis, Ohio OPEN MONDAYS TIL 8 PM • Jltltrt tht ta11IIY s.hops lottth• 3l8 Seeond Av•. Gallipolis, 0. niE7 ALLWHITE rtCarvedel PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS SEEN AND HEARD Dr. Gordon · K. Amsbary, DDS ~ recen tly returned from Columbus where he took a postgraduate course in electrosurgery . While there he toured lhe Ohio State Dental Dr. Gordon K. Amsbary was recently elected president of the Southeastern Ohio Dent<ol Association . The 3!\SCX'iation includes nine counties. He will begin hiS duties as president June l. Shower fetes Sherry Cromlish • •. '\I And a 197:3 telephone man there to answer questions about telephones . . . way back then ... and now I WEDNESDAY SADDLE and Sirloin Riding Club Special meeting at the junior rairgrounds at 7 p .m. School, his alma mater which has just been remodeled and visited his brother, Harry Ams"bary, who iS a senior at the Ohio State Medical School. ments will be served. Mrs. Weltha Clagg, Mrs Bonnie CATHOLIC Women's Club will Mitchell, Mrs. Pam Burnett, meetal7:45p.m. in the church Mrs. Virginia Cremeens, Mrs. basement with Mrs . soe ll Violet Smit h, Mrs. Hilda . Wethe~holt speakmg on The Sanders, Mrs. Virginia Fisher, Histor~cal Background of the · Mrs: Mid"e Evans Mrs I · d . . o , . ''" a Churc hes of GaII 1po1lS." Miller Mrs Frances Halle REGULAR meeting of the Mrs. Ca rl Meeks and M y, Gallipo,lis and . Profess~onal Irene Meeks. ' · r.s. Women s ~tub 6.30 p.m. dmner The wedding will be an event at · Oscar s: !nslallatwn of of Jun e 30 at Christ United officers . Methodi st Church , Clipper TUESDAY Mills at 7 p.m. The custom of GALLIA County Association open church will prevail with for . the Mentally Retarded reception following. Children potluck a nd meeting at Grace Methodis t Church at 6:30p.m . RIVERSIDE Study Club picnic at 5:30 p.m. with Mrs. Harry King, hostess. Covered di&h, bring tabl e servi ce . Frenqh Colony DAR meets with Mrs. Charles Holzer . * Learn abo~t communications marvels of the future. * See yourself on the Picturephone. all the 1921 telephone tools. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. W, M. Hannan ; Charleston, aMounce the engagement of their . daughter, Debra Elaine, to Ralph Lee Gragg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gragg, Salem, Va., formerly of Gallipolis . The wedding will be an event of June 12 at 7 p.m. at Hill Top Baptist Churcli with Rev . Henry Cummings officiating. Miss Hannan will be a 1973 graduate of George Washington High School, Charleston. Gragg is a 1971 graduate of Gallia Academy High School and is employed by the A. B. Gay Trucking Co., Charleston. GALLIPOLIS Miss Danella Renee Greene was hon ored recently on her birthday by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dannie Greene . A bunnyshaped cake and homemade ice cream were served to Mr. and Mrs. James Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Rupe , Jr ., Mr. and Mrs. Carl Elliott and Mr. and Rick Moody and the honoree 's sister, Deborah Denise Greene. Dan ella received a iong distance call from her grandmother, Mrs. Garnett Greene, Buckeye Lake. 1·\r\, , .. Complete with · New~ OSU lists honor roll ************************************ IN RIO GRANDE: 633 3rd Ave. Club advisor is Mrs. Ca lvin Layne. Junior leader is Ruthann Layne. Club members present were Maney Milstead , Carolo Layne, Cynthia Swift, Lori Kerr, Patricia Sheets, Susan Ep li ng and Emily Layne. Paula Gibbs was a guest. Reporter, Lori Kerr . Miss Debra Elaine Hannan . , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . Bonice, Larry Bonice, Sharon Bonlee, Judy Cox, Lori Cox, Junior Crislip , John Hutchison·, Wayn e Johnson, Mark J ohnson, Wayne Massie, Bryan Seagraves, Jeffer Y Seagraves, • · on the benefit ball which will be May 26 from 9 pm. to I a.m. at Riverby . Tickets for the light buffet and festivities to follow, are avai lable to the pqblic from Carolyn Roth or at the Peddler's Pantry. and Teresa Bai-cus, Terri and Kelly Hamilton, Gloria, Gary and Lisa Fellure, Mi ke Sanbe held June 14, 7:30 p. m . at ders, Alan Wood , Mark, Terri Reda Fowler:s. and Kim Jividen, Lynn Smith Club advisors are Rect a and Diane Haffell. Fowler and Mrs. James. Club . Guests were Jan ice members present were Diane Meadows, Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Swain, Loren Cox, Gaillynn Haffe!t and daughter, Mr. and Hedrick, Treasa James and Mrs. Ray Barcus, Mr. and Mrs. ~anice Meadows. Harold Saunders and Mr. and Reporter, Gaillynn Hedrick Mrs. Junior Smith. Wide-Awake 4-H Club mel Ass ign ments made were Little Kyger Valley 4-H Club health and safety, Garry and May 8 at Chri s t United met May 9 at the Little Kyger Lisa Fe !lure; devotions, Allen Methodist Ch urch. J eannie MERCERVILLE The Church . Dwi ght Thompso n Regular monthly · meeting of Wood a nd Kelly Hamilton; Newman presided and Debbie presided and Jon Thompson demons trations , Mike Sanders, Reiser led devotions. Jeannie the Hannan Trace Boosters' led devotions . Dwight Gloria and Lisa Fellure and New man had charge of the Club will be held Monday Thompson gave a demon- questions, Terri Jividen and program and Mrs. Ann Reiser evening, May 21, 8 p.m. at the s tration on arc welding. gave a talk on ster eotypes and Terri Hamilton . The next meeting will be culture of people . . Reporter- Diane Haffelt RETURN HOME . May 23 at Little Kyger Church. couple of weeks ago there A GALLIPOLIS - Mr: and Busy Hands 4-H Club met Club advisors a re Emmett wa s an officer's meeting a~ the Mrs. John Houck returned Thompson and Robert Swisher. · May 7 with Mrs. Roger Hood. Gallia Academy High School. home recently from a trip to Club m embers present were Barbara Hood presided anq led Two of our advisor s and six Puerto Rico . While there they John Thompson, Todd Thomas, devotions. Each girl gave a members attended. The club stayed at the Conquistador Dwight Thompso n, Ed di e poem on Mother 's Day. Mrs. gave a party honorin g Mrs. Hote l. Mr . Houc k , sales Swisher, Billy Swisher, George Glen Graham conducted a Margaret Willis, former admanager at Gallipolis Motor Thompson, Gary Lan caste r mock judging and ex plained visor, who has been an advisor · Co.. earned the trip for his how to participate at the Junior· a nd Robby Waugh. for five yea rs. outstandin g sales through the Reporte r - Todd Thomas Fair. She showed slides of 4-H General Motors Division in a Ci:t mp activities. Tere&a Steger demonstrated how to sew a The next ~eeti~g will . be recent Chevrolet sales contest. Thivener Pioneers 4-H Club neal hem by hand and Kelly May 29 and Chp!St Umted • mel April 20 with Mr. and Mrs. .Clark demons.filated a well "' Methodist Chur,q~. • Harold Saunde~s. Gary Fel!ure bala nced lunch box. · ,cl~b adv1sors care Mrs. presided, Terri Hamilton afld . V1rgm1a McCalla and , Mrs. The next meeting will be with Lynn Smith· led devotions. Lynn Mayes. Buying an insect fogger was Mrs. Ann Butler, June 4.' Club members present were Club advisors are Carol J ean discussed . Hea lth and Safety Debbie Reiser, Marcy ·· and was discussed by Mark Jividen Hood , Ann Butler and Alma J ody Plymale, Jeannie and Kim Saunders . Questtions Fowler. Club members present Newman , Cheryl Swain, Kelly .were asked · by Gary Fellure were Charlene Bostic, Kelly Hamilton and Tandy Scott, and Teresa Barcus. Demon- Clark , Barbara Hood, Brenda Mrs. Ann Reiser and Lory s trations were given by Kelly Hood, Cherie' Houck, Kelly Naskey were guests. Hamilton and Winston and Kim Pullins, Shciron Scouten, AnReporter, Marcy Plymale. nette Snowden and Teresa Saunders. Park1 cleanup was discussed Steger. Mrs. Glen Graham was a and months were chosen: May, guest. Japan pfoduces more mo~ ·· Mike Sanders and Gary Reporter, Teresa Steger. tion pictures than a ny other Gallipolis, Ohio en Fellure; June; Lynn Smith and nation . Terri Hamilton; July, Winston Mini Homemakers 4-H Club Saunders and Teresa Barcus ; mel May 10 with Mrs. Calvin August, Terri Jividen and Nancy Milste ad Gloria Fellure; September, Layne . Dian e Half e It· and AIan presided and Susan Epling led devotions. Mrs. Layne, club Wood. The next meeting will be held ·advisor, had charge of the at the 4-H Park with a Wiener program . The club project is roast May 18. Club advisors are "Do Your Own Thing With Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jividen . F ood. " lt is a group projeCt and Members present were Win- each girl made a "Spiffy Fruit ston and Kim Saunders, Jeff Pie" and then fixed her own c hocolate milk according to directions on the box. Cy nthi a Swife · gave the secretary's report. The club is plearning · the motto, pledge arid meani ng of co lors toge ther. carlo Layne said grace before eati ng, The next meeting will be held COLUMBUS - Ohio State Ma y 24 at Mrs; Layne's home, ~~l \ ~' University has issued the winter quarter honor rolJ for Ring making undergraduate . s tudent.s , at its loveliest Students named to the list In new received an average of at least 3.5 of a possible 4 points and were enrolled for at 'least 12 Cricketeer has taken the ' hours of course work. a ll -time s umm e r favorite and Students .· with.· straig ht A tailored it in 100% WEDDINCJ "'INOB ' averages included Har·ry \ polyester double knit that's by David Slawter, Rt. I, Midcomfo rtab le , cool and ' dleport; John Bradford Lohse, virtual ly wrinkle free . Yb u 100 Wolfe Dr., and Ri chard can stretch , bend and rea ch Paul Wer-ner, 142 Lincoln Dr., in this spo itcoa t a nd it will Pomeroy. ' always bounce ·back looking Other area · students were Nancy Kay .Adams, 362 Debby neat. Cricketeer tailors it with Dr., John Scott Cunningham , traditiona l natura l shou lders, I. 1226 Second Ave., David Lee d eep cente r vent and flap ~ Durham , Lower River Rd ., · patch pockets . It's a modern Thomas Harry Keenan, 51 coat with a good old time . Garfield Ave., ' Kenneth Oren HAND-FLORENTINED price tag . Kyger and Timothy Virgil DA.WN SET Kyger, 1044 Firs t Ave. and Dwight Nelson Sievers, Jr., 323 Debby Dr., all of Gallipolis; De lbert Ha ney, RR 2, Patriot, Dawna Jo Walker, Rt. 2, Vinton; Douglas William Little, Box 259 Rt. I , Mid404 Second dleport and Deborah Ann Avenue Crow, 232 West Main St., Karen Galli~olis. Ohio Lynn Griffith and Sandra Kay Lewis, Rt. 3, all of Pomeroy . '---~--- - Gallia 4-H Clul) Centerpoint Goldenrods 4-H Club met May 7 with Mr. and I cup sugar Mrs: Charles E. Cox. Mary Cox 3 tbsp. cornstarch • pres ided, Judy Cox led •, tsp. salt devotions and Mrs. Mary E. I pint fresh strawberries, sliced Cox had charge of the cups fresh rhubarb, diced ( you may substitute a 16 ounce program . of frozen rhubarb, thawed and undrained, in which case Demonstrations were given should decrease .the sugar to % cup.) by Judy Cox on " How the Tree I tbsp. lemon juice Grows"; Lori Cox, "First Aid I lbsp. butter or margarine in the Home," and Rita I can (9.5 ) ounces, refrigerated flaky, . fluffy or artificial Seagraves, "All About Birds." butter flavored biscu its. A committee was appointed SEE THE G.A.H.S. GRADUATION DEBBIE WAUGH MERCERVILLE - Miss Debbie Waugh was named "Girl of the Year" at a recent monthly meeting of the Hannan Trace FHA. MiSs Waugh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vora Waugh, is a senior at Hannan Trace enrolled in the commercial course. She has been active in FHA for four years and has received her junior, chapter ~nd stale degrees. She is also a member of B~ta Club, .school newspaper staff and Candystripers . Follow-ing graduation she plans to attend West Virginia Career College I ' Coming Events GOLDEN Circle potluck at IHIHn ; brin~ table service and c·uvcrcd dish . Nelle Shaw ' ~uest spea ker. AMEiliCAN Legion Auxil iary re~ular meeting at 7:30 p.m. GALLIA County T.B. and Health Association, executive board rneeting at 7:30p.m. in the health department of the co urth.uuse . Important meeting. ut Bernadine 's Help You On That Big Day . . · . . eWEDDING DRESSES eHEAD PIECES . . eBRIDESMAID DRESSES eGARTERS eRING PILLOWS eMOTHER OF THE BRIDE COVER DRESS · Mon . & Fri. 9 :30til8p.m . Tue ., Wed . Thur., Sat. 9 : 30ti1Sp. m . BankAmericard Welcome MODERN BRIDE FALL ,PREVIEW ISSUE "' No AA241 - 1 self·wrnding, ft wate:~:Hi•~;~ 1nstant .d11e I:M.h ge95.2 calendar ~!eel, moor1gtow l;l lue <J ia t . . See. our · complete line of men 's and ladies•. S29 ,9S t.o $125.00 ,. TAWNEY JEWELERS 422 Second Ave. Gat'lipohs, Ohio · �~ - TheSW.day Times -Sent.inel, SW.day, May 20,1973 Miss Greene honored here Jan's Side by Dorothy ]. Countryman l've heard many mothers commenung oo the trend toward feminine clothes that seems to be taking their teen and :~~;e age daughters, not to mention their pocketbooks, by is this spring . The girls are still wearing jeans, just not all the time, and a 1. quick check around the state universities shows me that the gals t, ruw• adopted the snappier pantsuits and slack sets in polyester double knit to replace good old deninn. While some of us still prefer to live in blue jeans at home, one find more ruffles, laces and sheers in the feminine wardrobe time and ·after the era of liberation that seemed to include >!se,xu:iil dress, it's rather refreshing to see long gowns and flowery perfumes again. What a lot of people haven't noted is that guys, too, are ena return to dressier ciothes. Double knit does nice things sport jackets and slacks and lately I've noted softer lines (and materials) in dress shirts and just oodles of new ties. It's kind of expensive trend, but it's rather pleasant to look at and will .1\"rntlllhlv be worth it for a while. Among the fascinating thlngs I do in my line of work is !Pe11in1 the editorial room's mail. Some of the things we receive really laughable - my favorite was one Jetter offering me . 8 by 10 glossy photograph of a lemon meringue pie suitable framing. Among the nice things, however, is this little recipe for" Strawberry Rhubarb Deepdish Cobbler. If you like strawberries , as well as I do, this way of fixing them can make a really in~ l novative dessert. • • " '' (': • ' • fl . ..... . .-: ,. ' GALUPOUS - Involved In planning for the French Art .., Colony "Night in Bavaria" Friday were, left to right, Ann Jenkins and Lisa Beverly, front , and Judy Evans and Sue Beve rly, rear . They are members of the committee working I for a car wash inc1uding Diana oven to 400 degrees. In large saucepan, combine Bryan Seagraves and lt&1,g8,., cornstarch and salt. Stir in strawberries, rhubarb, lemon • Terry, Mark John son . The next and butter. Cook over medium heat , stirring frequently, meeting will be held with hot, bubbly and slightly thickened. Pour into two quart ISerol•e 01 baking dieh. Separate biscuit dough into 10 biscuits, Charles E. Cox May 21 · Club advisors are Mary E. cut-side-down on hot fruit in circle around edge of Oierole., Sprinkle biscuits with cinnamon .. ugar mixture. Bake Cox, Don Walker • Linda · · · Walker, Ann Bonlee and An400 degrees for !5 ·to 20 minutes until biscuits are golden brown. Serve warm with .cream. nabell e Seagraves. Club members present were David HAPPY BAKING, LADIES !! Pre~eat ON POINTVIEW CABLE TELEVISION 6:30 PM MONDAY EVENING Courtesy of ..• The Wiseman Agency Carter & Evans Contractors Ricky . Seagraves, Rita Sea~ra'ves, Tiinmy Seagraves, . Dialja.;I'erry antL~egin'! Terry . Guests- present were Eddie Cox, Mike Walker, Miss Patty Bonlee and Miss Sharon Spencer. • Reporter , Judy Cox Twilighters 4-H Club met May 10 atReda Fowler's home. Julie Hall presided, Jeff Sanders led devotions and Recta Fowler and Mrs. James had charge of the prog ram . Kim Wau gh gave a demonstratiOn on zippt':rs. Julie Hall, Kala Waugh and Paula Butler were put on a committee for a gift certificate for a new mother, Charlotte Buchy , The next meeting will !'!'"'...,....!"""'........ !"""'!"""'!"""'~.....,.....,.,...,...,.......,...,.......,.._........ !"""'!"""'""'....!"""'!"""'""i' COME TO OUR .OPEN HOUSE! IN VINTON: Telephone Company Building College Street Tuesday, May 22 6:30 - 9 p.m. Telephone Company Building Jackson Street Thursday, May 24 _6;30 - 9 p.m. k in Huntington. CIRCLE TO MEET GI\.LLlPOLIS Go lden Circle of Grace United Methodist Chur ch will have its monthly potluck lun c heon meeting at iloon Tuesday . Everyone is invited to bririg table service and a covered dish and hear Nelle Shaw, ol the a rr department of GSI, discuss her work in "Creative Crafts". She will present an exhibit of. art, including rugs and handwork, done at GSl. Boosters will meet high school. Boys and their parents in. tcrested in . Boy Scouts should make a special e ffort to attend , as a representative of the Boy Scout Organization from Point Pleasant will speak at the .meeting . Other school a ctivi ties will be discussed and refreshments will be served. Although this is the last meeting in the school year, '(lare nts are re minded that Boosters' meeting will be held on the third Monday night of each month during the summer monthS. • MONDAY SOUTHEASTERN Ohio Gospel Music Association meets at Allen Hall, Rio Grande College at 7:30. Everyone interested is invited to attend. GOSPEL meeting at the Bidwell Church of Christ, Eugene Zopp, evangelist, 7 p .m ., each evening through Sunday. OCSEA Gallia Chap ter meeting of the Ohio Civil Service Employees at 1622 Eastern Ave., at 7:30p.m. The jackpot is now $20. Refresh- Evelyn Morrow hosts CIC KANAUGA - The CIC Club met Thursday eve nin g at Evelyn 's Salon of Beauty. with Evelyn Morrow as hostess. Ten members and two guests, Virginia Grover and Ruth Daughtery, attended . Mrs. John Raike presided over the meeting . Pliney R. Ward and Evelyn Rothgeb gave the reguhr reports . During the meeting the guests were welcomed into the club. Th e birthday of Pribble Wilson was celebrated . Mrs. Morrow conducted g~mes with prizes going to Helen Walker and Evelyn Rothgeb . The next meeting will be with Dr. Edna Getlles . Refreshments were served during the soc ial hour following the meeting. Miss Bobbie Ann 0 'Dell ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mrs . Ilene O'Dell ' Gallipolis, is announcing the engagement o' her daughter , Bobbie Ann, to Dean Edward Newman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Newman, Gallipolis. The bride..,lect is a 1972 graduate of Gallia Academy High School. Her fiance is a 1969 graduate of Gallia Academy and is employed at Able's Auto Sales, Rio Grande. Wedding plans are incomplete. The people I'm furious with are the women's liberationists. They keep getting up on soapboxes and proclaiming that women are brighter than men . That's true , but it should be kept very quiet or it ruins . the whole racket. -Anita Loos. 326 SECOND AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO v ' Bridesmaid by Mimi · /~ / Crepe & Venice ~lJY Lace Bridal Satin & Venice Lace Attached Chapel Train. The classic seersucker has -- TEXTURED GOLD · Special Auraclion ••• A 1921 TELEPHONE TRUCK. ', ' gone modern. Mantilla by Vogue a CLIPPER MILLS - A bridal Mrs. Zelma lee Vallance. Mrs. showe r honoring Miss ShE!rry · ·Alma Martin receiv ed the Cromlish~ bride-elect of David door prize. Clagg, was given recently in Followin g the opening of : the social room of Christ g ifts, refreshm ents were : United Methodist Churc h, served to those mentioned and : Cli pper Mills. Mrs. Elsie Clagg, Mrs. Violet . A pink and white color Ll oyd, Mrs. Cathy Martin , scheme with white wedding Miss Debbie Roberts, Mrs. bells highllghted the E rm a Adkin s, Mi ss Patty : decorations. The refreshment Clonch, Mrs. Mildred Evans, · table was centered with a pink Mrs . Mary Baldwin, Mrs . and white floral arrangement Margaret Cromli s}l, Mrs . . . accented with pink candles . A Helen Cooper, Mrs. Alice Bing, : : bridal figurine and pink and Mrs. Buster Clonch, Mrs. Susie ' ; white s treamers accented the WIJJiamson, Mrs. Kay Triplett~ ..: gift table. Tin a Facemire, Tanya : · Hostesses for the shower Willi<tmson, Kfmberly Cooper were Miss Brenda Lloyd , Miss and Cheryl Ann Clagg . Shiela Cromlish, Mrs. Lillian · Those sending gifts were Clagg, Mrs. Jessie Cla gg and Mrs. Virginia Cromlish, Mrs . ·Mrs. Inez Clagg. Thelma Sibley, Mrs . Bea Game.s were pl'ayed wlth Biars, Mrs. Cor:cna Saunders, prizes goi ng to Miss Angela Mrs. Carolyn Cromli sh, Mrs. Cromlish, Mrs. Iva Bauus and J o Sheets, Mrs. Helen Holley, ~Bring the whole family~ @ohio Bell I \ •I ' SCHEDULE SING MERCERVILLE A benefit gospel sing for the Bill Gooderham family will he held at the Hannan . Trace High School, Rt. 2!8, Mercerville, May 25 at 7: 30 p.m. Featured singers are the Voices of Victory, · New Jerusalem Crusaders, Sanders Family, the Gospelighters and Chris, the Shaffer Family ~nd the Gospelaires . DAN THOMAS AND SON "Serving ·you si ncf'l9,." Gallipolis . Ohio Second A~nu~ H;;~s ... SWIM WEAR Sizes: 5 1o 18 BY: f<.gBBY@ And ~ ' HildP 's Imports --- &tc. Gallipolis, Ohio.. r • • • \-\l 'f( )7 the -··· ~Swim of ·,· • ' there's a suit to !latter it ... /rom the barest figur e, bikini to a sweet little print swimming dress. lJobbie Brooks Rose Marie Reid Robby Len $12 l Ave. 114.99 WATCHES ...• .,.., it out: Whatever your .. . itratch of lindll ol to-'Oft ltlthtf uppen. Clo~ upt ight on ont side."wilh Pllk... ·boo open>\.~ !)I oolhtother. In Wh itt only, MEN'S SEIKO • .}~ ·Things figure GALLIPOLIS - The French States, mcludin~ lhe FROM Colony Chapter ofthc DAR met Revol ut ionary War and the with Mrs. Charles E . Holzer, movement of .scLtlers m:ross Jr. , with Mrs. Claude Miller as the Allegheni es. co-hostess. Mrs . Gar land, G!llingham Miss ' Margaret Ecker and Mrs. Elsie Neal presided pres id ed . Mrs. Kenn eth !A'VCr the soc1al hour . Tomlinson, national defense' The ncx~ meetin g will be chairwoman , gave the monthly Jww 14 w1th Mrs. Hurten~e ,412-414 Second message and Miss Ecker gave Epling when the group will the president's monthly enjoy a p1cmc. message . The organization rece ived an invitation to the Portsmouth chapter of DAR's 75th anniversary . Mrs. Holzer presented a prog ram of films dealing with "Th e Spirit of Liberty. " The . films discussed the colonial Conni• briljltens vour way wilt! 1 whit..optn beginnings of the United Gallipolis, Ohio OPEN MONDAYS TIL 8 PM • Jltltrt tht ta11IIY s.hops lottth• 3l8 Seeond Av•. Gallipolis, 0. niE7 ALLWHITE rtCarvedel PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS SEEN AND HEARD Dr. Gordon · K. Amsbary, DDS ~ recen tly returned from Columbus where he took a postgraduate course in electrosurgery . While there he toured lhe Ohio State Dental Dr. Gordon K. Amsbary was recently elected president of the Southeastern Ohio Dent<ol Association . The 3!\SCX'iation includes nine counties. He will begin hiS duties as president June l. Shower fetes Sherry Cromlish • •. '\I And a 197:3 telephone man there to answer questions about telephones . . . way back then ... and now I WEDNESDAY SADDLE and Sirloin Riding Club Special meeting at the junior rairgrounds at 7 p .m. School, his alma mater which has just been remodeled and visited his brother, Harry Ams"bary, who iS a senior at the Ohio State Medical School. ments will be served. Mrs. Weltha Clagg, Mrs Bonnie CATHOLIC Women's Club will Mitchell, Mrs. Pam Burnett, meetal7:45p.m. in the church Mrs. Virginia Cremeens, Mrs. basement with Mrs . soe ll Violet Smit h, Mrs. Hilda . Wethe~holt speakmg on The Sanders, Mrs. Virginia Fisher, Histor~cal Background of the · Mrs: Mid"e Evans Mrs I · d . . o , . ''" a Churc hes of GaII 1po1lS." Miller Mrs Frances Halle REGULAR meeting of the Mrs. Ca rl Meeks and M y, Gallipo,lis and . Profess~onal Irene Meeks. ' · r.s. Women s ~tub 6.30 p.m. dmner The wedding will be an event at · Oscar s: !nslallatwn of of Jun e 30 at Christ United officers . Methodi st Church , Clipper TUESDAY Mills at 7 p.m. The custom of GALLIA County Association open church will prevail with for . the Mentally Retarded reception following. Children potluck a nd meeting at Grace Methodis t Church at 6:30p.m . RIVERSIDE Study Club picnic at 5:30 p.m. with Mrs. Harry King, hostess. Covered di&h, bring tabl e servi ce . Frenqh Colony DAR meets with Mrs. Charles Holzer . * Learn abo~t communications marvels of the future. * See yourself on the Picturephone. all the 1921 telephone tools. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. W, M. Hannan ; Charleston, aMounce the engagement of their . daughter, Debra Elaine, to Ralph Lee Gragg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gragg, Salem, Va., formerly of Gallipolis . The wedding will be an event of June 12 at 7 p.m. at Hill Top Baptist Churcli with Rev . Henry Cummings officiating. Miss Hannan will be a 1973 graduate of George Washington High School, Charleston. Gragg is a 1971 graduate of Gallia Academy High School and is employed by the A. B. Gay Trucking Co., Charleston. GALLIPOLIS Miss Danella Renee Greene was hon ored recently on her birthday by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dannie Greene . A bunnyshaped cake and homemade ice cream were served to Mr. and Mrs. James Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Rupe , Jr ., Mr. and Mrs. Carl Elliott and Mr. and Rick Moody and the honoree 's sister, Deborah Denise Greene. Dan ella received a iong distance call from her grandmother, Mrs. Garnett Greene, Buckeye Lake. 1·\r\, , .. Complete with · New~ OSU lists honor roll ************************************ IN RIO GRANDE: 633 3rd Ave. Club advisor is Mrs. Ca lvin Layne. Junior leader is Ruthann Layne. Club members present were Maney Milstead , Carolo Layne, Cynthia Swift, Lori Kerr, Patricia Sheets, Susan Ep li ng and Emily Layne. Paula Gibbs was a guest. Reporter, Lori Kerr . Miss Debra Elaine Hannan . , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . Bonice, Larry Bonice, Sharon Bonlee, Judy Cox, Lori Cox, Junior Crislip , John Hutchison·, Wayn e Johnson, Mark J ohnson, Wayne Massie, Bryan Seagraves, Jeffer Y Seagraves, • · on the benefit ball which will be May 26 from 9 pm. to I a.m. at Riverby . Tickets for the light buffet and festivities to follow, are avai lable to the pqblic from Carolyn Roth or at the Peddler's Pantry. and Teresa Bai-cus, Terri and Kelly Hamilton, Gloria, Gary and Lisa Fellure, Mi ke Sanbe held June 14, 7:30 p. m . at ders, Alan Wood , Mark, Terri Reda Fowler:s. and Kim Jividen, Lynn Smith Club advisors are Rect a and Diane Haffell. Fowler and Mrs. James. Club . Guests were Jan ice members present were Diane Meadows, Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Swain, Loren Cox, Gaillynn Haffe!t and daughter, Mr. and Hedrick, Treasa James and Mrs. Ray Barcus, Mr. and Mrs. ~anice Meadows. Harold Saunders and Mr. and Reporter, Gaillynn Hedrick Mrs. Junior Smith. Wide-Awake 4-H Club mel Ass ign ments made were Little Kyger Valley 4-H Club health and safety, Garry and May 8 at Chri s t United met May 9 at the Little Kyger Lisa Fe !lure; devotions, Allen Methodist Ch urch. J eannie MERCERVILLE The Church . Dwi ght Thompso n Regular monthly · meeting of Wood a nd Kelly Hamilton; Newman presided and Debbie presided and Jon Thompson demons trations , Mike Sanders, Reiser led devotions. Jeannie the Hannan Trace Boosters' led devotions . Dwight Gloria and Lisa Fellure and New man had charge of the Club will be held Monday Thompson gave a demon- questions, Terri Jividen and program and Mrs. Ann Reiser evening, May 21, 8 p.m. at the s tration on arc welding. gave a talk on ster eotypes and Terri Hamilton . The next meeting will be culture of people . . Reporter- Diane Haffelt RETURN HOME . May 23 at Little Kyger Church. couple of weeks ago there A GALLIPOLIS - Mr: and Busy Hands 4-H Club met Club advisors a re Emmett wa s an officer's meeting a~ the Mrs. John Houck returned Thompson and Robert Swisher. · May 7 with Mrs. Roger Hood. Gallia Academy High School. home recently from a trip to Club m embers present were Barbara Hood presided anq led Two of our advisor s and six Puerto Rico . While there they John Thompson, Todd Thomas, devotions. Each girl gave a members attended. The club stayed at the Conquistador Dwight Thompso n, Ed di e poem on Mother 's Day. Mrs. gave a party honorin g Mrs. Hote l. Mr . Houc k , sales Swisher, Billy Swisher, George Glen Graham conducted a Margaret Willis, former admanager at Gallipolis Motor Thompson, Gary Lan caste r mock judging and ex plained visor, who has been an advisor · Co.. earned the trip for his how to participate at the Junior· a nd Robby Waugh. for five yea rs. outstandin g sales through the Reporte r - Todd Thomas Fair. She showed slides of 4-H General Motors Division in a Ci:t mp activities. Tere&a Steger demonstrated how to sew a The next ~eeti~g will . be recent Chevrolet sales contest. Thivener Pioneers 4-H Club neal hem by hand and Kelly May 29 and Chp!St Umted • mel April 20 with Mr. and Mrs. .Clark demons.filated a well "' Methodist Chur,q~. • Harold Saunde~s. Gary Fel!ure bala nced lunch box. · ,cl~b adv1sors care Mrs. presided, Terri Hamilton afld . V1rgm1a McCalla and , Mrs. The next meeting will be with Lynn Smith· led devotions. Lynn Mayes. Buying an insect fogger was Mrs. Ann Butler, June 4.' Club members present were Club advisors are Carol J ean discussed . Hea lth and Safety Debbie Reiser, Marcy ·· and was discussed by Mark Jividen Hood , Ann Butler and Alma J ody Plymale, Jeannie and Kim Saunders . Questtions Fowler. Club members present Newman , Cheryl Swain, Kelly .were asked · by Gary Fellure were Charlene Bostic, Kelly Hamilton and Tandy Scott, and Teresa Barcus. Demon- Clark , Barbara Hood, Brenda Mrs. Ann Reiser and Lory s trations were given by Kelly Hood, Cherie' Houck, Kelly Naskey were guests. Hamilton and Winston and Kim Pullins, Shciron Scouten, AnReporter, Marcy Plymale. nette Snowden and Teresa Saunders. Park1 cleanup was discussed Steger. Mrs. Glen Graham was a and months were chosen: May, guest. Japan pfoduces more mo~ ·· Mike Sanders and Gary Reporter, Teresa Steger. tion pictures than a ny other Gallipolis, Ohio en Fellure; June; Lynn Smith and nation . Terri Hamilton; July, Winston Mini Homemakers 4-H Club Saunders and Teresa Barcus ; mel May 10 with Mrs. Calvin August, Terri Jividen and Nancy Milste ad Gloria Fellure; September, Layne . Dian e Half e It· and AIan presided and Susan Epling led devotions. Mrs. Layne, club Wood. The next meeting will be held ·advisor, had charge of the at the 4-H Park with a Wiener program . The club project is roast May 18. Club advisors are "Do Your Own Thing With Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jividen . F ood. " lt is a group projeCt and Members present were Win- each girl made a "Spiffy Fruit ston and Kim Saunders, Jeff Pie" and then fixed her own c hocolate milk according to directions on the box. Cy nthi a Swife · gave the secretary's report. The club is plearning · the motto, pledge arid meani ng of co lors toge ther. carlo Layne said grace before eati ng, The next meeting will be held COLUMBUS - Ohio State Ma y 24 at Mrs; Layne's home, ~~l \ ~' University has issued the winter quarter honor rolJ for Ring making undergraduate . s tudent.s , at its loveliest Students named to the list In new received an average of at least 3.5 of a possible 4 points and were enrolled for at 'least 12 Cricketeer has taken the ' hours of course work. a ll -time s umm e r favorite and Students .· with.· straig ht A tailored it in 100% WEDDINCJ "'INOB ' averages included Har·ry \ polyester double knit that's by David Slawter, Rt. I, Midcomfo rtab le , cool and ' dleport; John Bradford Lohse, virtual ly wrinkle free . Yb u 100 Wolfe Dr., and Ri chard can stretch , bend and rea ch Paul Wer-ner, 142 Lincoln Dr., in this spo itcoa t a nd it will Pomeroy. ' always bounce ·back looking Other area · students were Nancy Kay .Adams, 362 Debby neat. Cricketeer tailors it with Dr., John Scott Cunningham , traditiona l natura l shou lders, I. 1226 Second Ave., David Lee d eep cente r vent and flap ~ Durham , Lower River Rd ., · patch pockets . It's a modern Thomas Harry Keenan, 51 coat with a good old time . Garfield Ave., ' Kenneth Oren HAND-FLORENTINED price tag . Kyger and Timothy Virgil DA.WN SET Kyger, 1044 Firs t Ave. and Dwight Nelson Sievers, Jr., 323 Debby Dr., all of Gallipolis; De lbert Ha ney, RR 2, Patriot, Dawna Jo Walker, Rt. 2, Vinton; Douglas William Little, Box 259 Rt. I , Mid404 Second dleport and Deborah Ann Avenue Crow, 232 West Main St., Karen Galli~olis. Ohio Lynn Griffith and Sandra Kay Lewis, Rt. 3, all of Pomeroy . '---~--- - Gallia 4-H Clul) Centerpoint Goldenrods 4-H Club met May 7 with Mr. and I cup sugar Mrs: Charles E. Cox. Mary Cox 3 tbsp. cornstarch • pres ided, Judy Cox led •, tsp. salt devotions and Mrs. Mary E. I pint fresh strawberries, sliced Cox had charge of the cups fresh rhubarb, diced ( you may substitute a 16 ounce program . of frozen rhubarb, thawed and undrained, in which case Demonstrations were given should decrease .the sugar to % cup.) by Judy Cox on " How the Tree I tbsp. lemon juice Grows"; Lori Cox, "First Aid I lbsp. butter or margarine in the Home," and Rita I can (9.5 ) ounces, refrigerated flaky, . fluffy or artificial Seagraves, "All About Birds." butter flavored biscu its. A committee was appointed SEE THE G.A.H.S. GRADUATION DEBBIE WAUGH MERCERVILLE - Miss Debbie Waugh was named "Girl of the Year" at a recent monthly meeting of the Hannan Trace FHA. MiSs Waugh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vora Waugh, is a senior at Hannan Trace enrolled in the commercial course. She has been active in FHA for four years and has received her junior, chapter ~nd stale degrees. She is also a member of B~ta Club, .school newspaper staff and Candystripers . Follow-ing graduation she plans to attend West Virginia Career College I ' Coming Events GOLDEN Circle potluck at IHIHn ; brin~ table service and c·uvcrcd dish . Nelle Shaw ' ~uest spea ker. AMEiliCAN Legion Auxil iary re~ular meeting at 7:30 p.m. GALLIA County T.B. and Health Association, executive board rneeting at 7:30p.m. in the health department of the co urth.uuse . Important meeting. ut Bernadine 's Help You On That Big Day . . · . . eWEDDING DRESSES eHEAD PIECES . . eBRIDESMAID DRESSES eGARTERS eRING PILLOWS eMOTHER OF THE BRIDE COVER DRESS · Mon . & Fri. 9 :30til8p.m . Tue ., Wed . Thur., Sat. 9 : 30ti1Sp. m . BankAmericard Welcome MODERN BRIDE FALL ,PREVIEW ISSUE "' No AA241 - 1 self·wrnding, ft wate:~:Hi•~;~ 1nstant .d11e I:M.h ge95.2 calendar ~!eel, moor1gtow l;l lue <J ia t . . See. our · complete line of men 's and ladies•. S29 ,9S t.o $125.00 ,. TAWNEY JEWELERS 422 Second Ave. Gat'lipohs, Ohio · �• 1- The Sw>day Times-Sentintl.Sundav. Mav 21D.l973 tl - The SWlday Times. Sentinel, SWlday, May 20, 1973 \ Ohio FHA aids CARE -- • • •• •• ... ., ... 1 ;i Miss Brenda Kay Johnson ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. James W. John.5,0n, Rt . l, Keller Rd., Gallipolis, are anrioWlcing the engagement of their daughter, Brenda Kay to James E. Swisher, son 6fMr. and Mrs. Allon Swisher, Rt. I, Bulaville Rd., Gallipolis. Mi:SS Johnson is a 1970 graduate of Kyger Creek High School and Swisher graduated from Kyger Creek in 1969. He is now employed at Barr's Construction. Wedding plans are incomplete. In 1961, Apollo 10, with three . American astronauts aboal'd, blasted off for the moon in a rehearsal flight for a lunar landing . Dr. Adron Doran, received an award for outstanding contributions to Eastern Kentucky Agriculture from Gary Altizer, president of the Morehead State University Chapter Alpha Gamma Rho. Chris Cropp, Mt. Sterling, Ky . and Andy Wade, Me mphis, Tenn., also pictured, are members of the fraternity. COLUMBUS - Hoping to do their part towards bettering world conditions, the Ohio Association of Future Homemakers of America's Executive COWlcil adopted an international relations project at the start of the school year and their clubs turned in over ' $2,000 at their state convention in Columbus, to build a school in Honduras thru the in· ternational development agency, CARE . Approximately 50 per cent of all the primary age children in Honduras have no opportWlity to attend any schools. Only 13 pet. of the 50 pet. who do finish the last and final sixth grade mostly because of a lack of funds for additional schools and equipment. The Government of Honduras has agreed to provide a teacher for the new school and supply technical supervisors for the construction as well as paying for CARE warehousing, transportation and duty cost. 'The villagers who want the <chool agreed to supply all the manual labor and some raw materials . The FHA thru CARE Is supplying const ruction equipmen t and classroom supplies. TheSeiko DXseries: You pay only fo the ti!UePiece. Not the time it took to make it. Paula Vornholt ATHENS- Paula Vornholt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Vornholt, 5 Court St., Gallipolis, wilf graduate swnma cum laude June 9 from Ohio University. Miss Vornholt will receive a baCheJor's degree in English. She is a m.e mber of Phil Beta Kappa. In recog nition of her high scholastic achievement she is to be inducted into Phi Kappa P/11 , national honorary. To be eligible for membership, graduating seniors must have a comulative average of 3.7 or above. Induction ceremonies will be May 27 at 1 p.m . in Galbraith Chapel at Ohio University. . · Graduation ceremonies will take place June 9 at 1:15 p.m. in the Ohio University Con- vocation Center. • y No. 54145M ·l7J Stalnlen steel, white dlel. $75.00 CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE 342 Second Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio Gary Altizer gives Association to meet award at Morehead individuals interested in the retarded childre n's programs are cordially invited to attend. The dinner is being held to acquaint the parents with the programs being offered to the retarded children. Offi cers of the association for 1973-74 will r-~·~---~~ be installed . r Dr. Bernard F. Niehm , l superintende nt, Gallipolis State Insti tute, will be the GALLIPOLIS - The Gallia County Association for Retarded Children will hold a potluck dinner, Tuesday at Grace United Methodist Church at 6 p.m . 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Schult Mollilo Homo• Appalachian Power Joins In Bring You This Messag. ' ' •' n110 YEARS OF SERVICE" .' • \ ¢ OIL FILTERS •• Guarant~ed SUNDAY ONLY IN THE SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA WITH .I Everything Is I i BETTER FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMILY ¢ • GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE I • ;;sDrrP/'' 120 ONLY . LIMIT 1 •• i 1 I FREEl 1500 ONLY LIMIT 8 BARS ••• ° in our Store - '8.99 or more - and get a . Ladles Handbag 200 ONLY •• • Buy Any Pair of Shoes LIM IT 1 BATH SOAP TRAC II BLADES Without Coupon •1.38 I' i I GILLETTE KIT WAX LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON oz. ••' ! · 300 ONLY . firm uecora.t tnu 0 I _] I . 12 COLEMAN FUEL MO.REHEAD STATE Morehe<Jd. UN IV ERSITY - Gaty Altizer , Altizer is a junior majoring president of Alpha Gamma in Agri.business a nd is the son Rho, prese nted an award to Dr . uf Mr. and Mrs. David M. Adron Doran at a recent Altizer, Rt. 2, Pa trio t. Gary banquet. Dr. Doran was named received a letter of thanks outstanding man in Eastern . from President Doran. Alpha Kentu cky Agri culture for hi s Gamma Rh o is a professional achievement in the founding social fra ternity of students and development of th e enrolled in agriculture courses univers ity's expe rimental and has national membership. farm. Doran is president of 18 months \ · McARTHUR - Mrs. Charles shoW tuday at Ft. Myers Beach 01 Gen,eral hloce Con ley (Carol Ann George), · Episcopal Church . She is the mon 1 s . NewQuarter ~ formerly of McArthur, now a daughter of _Mr. and Mrs. Begins June 12 resident of Ft. Myers Beach, · Arthur J . George, McArthur . . Make something real of your Fla., has accepted the position Mrs : George is the art infu~ure, _Give . yo~rs~lf the ~ of a rtist for ''The ·. Accent struc tor Of the Nort h Gallia sktlls whtch bnng m a worth- ~ l! . . . · while paycheck . And give .Shoppe of ~t. M~ers. _This Local Schools . · you a chance to advance! newly orgamzed flrm IS a ~ Attend a sc~ool _wher~ the ~ proje c t of Jiin Huenc, sol~ p~rpo se ts sohd busmess s pecia li zing in interior FARE WELL DINNER tra1n1ng and career ct. • r f h · GALLIPOLIS - A farewell placement. All courses ae:e · e~o~_a Jon omes, offt ce VA ApproVed. Write , visit , ~ bml~mgs, motels -and con. dinner was given Thursday or c~ ·u 446 -4367 tor free ~ dominiums. evenin g at the Holiday Inn bulletm. · Mrs . Co nl ey will be honori ng Mindy Frazier and Paula Butler. They a r c di splaying her pictures in s hops located 1n Naples, grad uating seniors from Gallia Sanibel, Captiva , Cape Coral , Academy High School who · · ft . ~lye rs Be!lch and H participated in the Diversified . 36 Locu ~ t St. Gallipolis M H d · t; . Health Occupation Program Approv ed by State Board of . . yers. cr ecora Jve pamt· and had been employed by the School -1nd Colleg e I~gs and ~urals a re done in ~ Reg istration . oils . acry hcs and watercolors. City Health Department. Also ( Reg . No. 7 r-02100328 She wi ll have her first solo attendin g were Miss Gi nny ..___.._~._...J.,~~--..Killin , R.N., Mrs. Barbara .Null , · R.N ., Mrs . Janet, Wetherholt and Mrs . Betty Koebel. II ONE GALLON . ,. I ' ' 1 .. �• 1- The Sw>day Times-Sentintl.Sundav. Mav 21D.l973 tl - The SWlday Times. Sentinel, SWlday, May 20, 1973 \ Ohio FHA aids CARE -- • • •• •• ... ., ... 1 ;i Miss Brenda Kay Johnson ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. James W. John.5,0n, Rt . l, Keller Rd., Gallipolis, are anrioWlcing the engagement of their daughter, Brenda Kay to James E. Swisher, son 6fMr. and Mrs. Allon Swisher, Rt. I, Bulaville Rd., Gallipolis. Mi:SS Johnson is a 1970 graduate of Kyger Creek High School and Swisher graduated from Kyger Creek in 1969. He is now employed at Barr's Construction. Wedding plans are incomplete. In 1961, Apollo 10, with three . American astronauts aboal'd, blasted off for the moon in a rehearsal flight for a lunar landing . Dr. Adron Doran, received an award for outstanding contributions to Eastern Kentucky Agriculture from Gary Altizer, president of the Morehead State University Chapter Alpha Gamma Rho. Chris Cropp, Mt. Sterling, Ky . and Andy Wade, Me mphis, Tenn., also pictured, are members of the fraternity. COLUMBUS - Hoping to do their part towards bettering world conditions, the Ohio Association of Future Homemakers of America's Executive COWlcil adopted an international relations project at the start of the school year and their clubs turned in over ' $2,000 at their state convention in Columbus, to build a school in Honduras thru the in· ternational development agency, CARE . Approximately 50 per cent of all the primary age children in Honduras have no opportWlity to attend any schools. Only 13 pet. of the 50 pet. who do finish the last and final sixth grade mostly because of a lack of funds for additional schools and equipment. The Government of Honduras has agreed to provide a teacher for the new school and supply technical supervisors for the construction as well as paying for CARE warehousing, transportation and duty cost. 'The villagers who want the <chool agreed to supply all the manual labor and some raw materials . The FHA thru CARE Is supplying const ruction equipmen t and classroom supplies. TheSeiko DXseries: You pay only fo the ti!UePiece. Not the time it took to make it. Paula Vornholt ATHENS- Paula Vornholt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Vornholt, 5 Court St., Gallipolis, wilf graduate swnma cum laude June 9 from Ohio University. Miss Vornholt will receive a baCheJor's degree in English. She is a m.e mber of Phil Beta Kappa. In recog nition of her high scholastic achievement she is to be inducted into Phi Kappa P/11 , national honorary. To be eligible for membership, graduating seniors must have a comulative average of 3.7 or above. Induction ceremonies will be May 27 at 1 p.m . in Galbraith Chapel at Ohio University. . · Graduation ceremonies will take place June 9 at 1:15 p.m. in the Ohio University Con- vocation Center. • y No. 54145M ·l7J Stalnlen steel, white dlel. $75.00 CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE 342 Second Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio Gary Altizer gives Association to meet award at Morehead individuals interested in the retarded childre n's programs are cordially invited to attend. The dinner is being held to acquaint the parents with the programs being offered to the retarded children. Offi cers of the association for 1973-74 will r-~·~---~~ be installed . r Dr. Bernard F. Niehm , l superintende nt, Gallipolis State Insti tute, will be the GALLIPOLIS - The Gallia County Association for Retarded Children will hold a potluck dinner, Tuesday at Grace United Methodist Church at 6 p.m . All members, parents, and GRADUAJI NG I SENIORS CAREER TRAINING FOR A guest speaker. 1 REWARDING I 12 month s 1 ~ · 12 m·onths ExecutiveSecretariat 18 monlhs Business Administration · ~ I. I . ~ ... ~ - 1:OOPM TIL 6:OOPM FREE • FREE • FREE •• '•• • 59¢ • • • • • 500 ONLY WITil WITH Without Coupon 54' ' Alka Seltzm· •• You've achieved your goal and we're proud of you! Now you RADIO 1 50 BOARDS 1 40 ITER I 1,000 LIMIT are . looking forward to still other achievements-we heartily IRONING HECK'S "D" SIZE ONLY LIMIT WITH COUPON ONLY on~ LIMIT 4 WITH COUPON WITH COUPON $ 00 ¢ of 1973, w.ill one day be the leaders of this country. As you 16 nation great. We are confident that you will meet tomorrow's · . • Eagle . Without Coupon ~--- LIMIT 1 81' McMILLIAN RING FREE LIMIT 5 QTS. 1,000 ONLY WITH COUPON OIL ¢ $ 00 QT. Without Coupon 49' qt. Without Coupon •4.99 face the future, hold high the values that ·have made this ALCOHOL 216 ONLY LIMIT 1 ' ¢ .WITH '· . ''THE OLD BANK WITH NEW IDEAS" oz. 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Schult Mollilo Homo• Appalachian Power Joins In Bring You This Messag. ' ' •' n110 YEARS OF SERVICE" .' • \ ¢ OIL FILTERS •• Guarant~ed SUNDAY ONLY IN THE SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA WITH .I Everything Is I i BETTER FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMILY ¢ • GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE I • ;;sDrrP/'' 120 ONLY . LIMIT 1 •• i 1 I FREEl 1500 ONLY LIMIT 8 BARS ••• ° in our Store - '8.99 or more - and get a . Ladles Handbag 200 ONLY •• • Buy Any Pair of Shoes LIM IT 1 BATH SOAP TRAC II BLADES Without Coupon •1.38 I' i I GILLETTE KIT WAX LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON oz. ••' ! · 300 ONLY . firm uecora.t tnu 0 I _] I . 12 COLEMAN FUEL MO.REHEAD STATE Morehe<Jd. UN IV ERSITY - Gaty Altizer , Altizer is a junior majoring president of Alpha Gamma in Agri.business a nd is the son Rho, prese nted an award to Dr . uf Mr. and Mrs. David M. Adron Doran at a recent Altizer, Rt. 2, Pa trio t. Gary banquet. Dr. Doran was named received a letter of thanks outstanding man in Eastern . from President Doran. Alpha Kentu cky Agri culture for hi s Gamma Rh o is a professional achievement in the founding social fra ternity of students and development of th e enrolled in agriculture courses univers ity's expe rimental and has national membership. farm. Doran is president of 18 months \ · McARTHUR - Mrs. Charles shoW tuday at Ft. Myers Beach 01 Gen,eral hloce Con ley (Carol Ann George), · Episcopal Church . She is the mon 1 s . NewQuarter ~ formerly of McArthur, now a daughter of _Mr. and Mrs. Begins June 12 resident of Ft. Myers Beach, · Arthur J . George, McArthur . . Make something real of your Fla., has accepted the position Mrs : George is the art infu~ure, _Give . yo~rs~lf the ~ of a rtist for ''The ·. Accent struc tor Of the Nort h Gallia sktlls whtch bnng m a worth- ~ l! . . . · while paycheck . And give .Shoppe of ~t. M~ers. _This Local Schools . · you a chance to advance! newly orgamzed flrm IS a ~ Attend a sc~ool _wher~ the ~ proje c t of Jiin Huenc, sol~ p~rpo se ts sohd busmess s pecia li zing in interior FARE WELL DINNER tra1n1ng and career ct. • r f h · GALLIPOLIS - A farewell placement. All courses ae:e · e~o~_a Jon omes, offt ce VA ApproVed. Write , visit , ~ bml~mgs, motels -and con. dinner was given Thursday or c~ ·u 446 -4367 tor free ~ dominiums. evenin g at the Holiday Inn bulletm. · Mrs . Co nl ey will be honori ng Mindy Frazier and Paula Butler. They a r c di splaying her pictures in s hops located 1n Naples, grad uating seniors from Gallia Sanibel, Captiva , Cape Coral , Academy High School who · · ft . ~lye rs Be!lch and H participated in the Diversified . 36 Locu ~ t St. Gallipolis M H d · t; . Health Occupation Program Approv ed by State Board of . . yers. cr ecora Jve pamt· and had been employed by the School -1nd Colleg e I~gs and ~urals a re done in ~ Reg istration . oils . acry hcs and watercolors. City Health Department. Also ( Reg . No. 7 r-02100328 She wi ll have her first solo attendin g were Miss Gi nny ..___.._~._...J.,~~--..Killin , R.N., Mrs. Barbara .Null , · R.N ., Mrs . Janet, Wetherholt and Mrs . Betty Koebel. II ONE GALLON . ,. I ' ' 1 .. �• 1- The Sw>day Times-Sentintl.Sundav. Mav 21D.l973 tl - The SWlday Times. Sentinel, SWlday, May 20, 1973 \ Ohio FHA aids CARE -- • • •• •• ... ., ... 1 ;i Miss Brenda Kay Johnson ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. James W. John.5,0n, Rt . l, Keller Rd., Gallipolis, are anrioWlcing the engagement of their daughter, Brenda Kay to James E. Swisher, son 6fMr. and Mrs. Allon Swisher, Rt. I, Bulaville Rd., Gallipolis. Mi:SS Johnson is a 1970 graduate of Kyger Creek High School and Swisher graduated from Kyger Creek in 1969. He is now employed at Barr's Construction. Wedding plans are incomplete. In 1961, Apollo 10, with three . American astronauts aboal'd, blasted off for the moon in a rehearsal flight for a lunar landing . Dr. Adron Doran, received an award for outstanding contributions to Eastern Kentucky Agriculture from Gary Altizer, president of the Morehead State University Chapter Alpha Gamma Rho. Chris Cropp, Mt. Sterling, Ky . and Andy Wade, Me mphis, Tenn., also pictured, are members of the fraternity. COLUMBUS - Hoping to do their part towards bettering world conditions, the Ohio Association of Future Homemakers of America's Executive COWlcil adopted an international relations project at the start of the school year and their clubs turned in over ' $2,000 at their state convention in Columbus, to build a school in Honduras thru the in· ternational development agency, CARE . Approximately 50 per cent of all the primary age children in Honduras have no opportWlity to attend any schools. Only 13 pet. of the 50 pet. who do finish the last and final sixth grade mostly because of a lack of funds for additional schools and equipment. The Government of Honduras has agreed to provide a teacher for the new school and supply technical supervisors for the construction as well as paying for CARE warehousing, transportation and duty cost. 'The villagers who want the <chool agreed to supply all the manual labor and some raw materials . The FHA thru CARE Is supplying const ruction equipmen t and classroom supplies. TheSeiko DXseries: You pay only fo the ti!UePiece. Not the time it took to make it. Paula Vornholt ATHENS- Paula Vornholt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Vornholt, 5 Court St., Gallipolis, wilf graduate swnma cum laude June 9 from Ohio University. Miss Vornholt will receive a baCheJor's degree in English. She is a m.e mber of Phil Beta Kappa. In recog nition of her high scholastic achievement she is to be inducted into Phi Kappa P/11 , national honorary. To be eligible for membership, graduating seniors must have a comulative average of 3.7 or above. Induction ceremonies will be May 27 at 1 p.m . in Galbraith Chapel at Ohio University. . · Graduation ceremonies will take place June 9 at 1:15 p.m. in the Ohio University Con- vocation Center. • y No. 54145M ·l7J Stalnlen steel, white dlel. $75.00 CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE 342 Second Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio Gary Altizer gives Association to meet award at Morehead individuals interested in the retarded childre n's programs are cordially invited to attend. The dinner is being held to acquaint the parents with the programs being offered to the retarded children. Offi cers of the association for 1973-74 will r-~·~---~~ be installed . r Dr. Bernard F. Niehm , l superintende nt, Gallipolis State Insti tute, will be the GALLIPOLIS - The Gallia County Association for Retarded Children will hold a potluck dinner, Tuesday at Grace United Methodist Church at 6 p.m . All members, parents, and GRADUAJI NG I SENIORS CAREER TRAINING FOR A guest speaker. 1 REWARDING I 12 month s 1 ~ · 12 m·onths ExecutiveSecretariat 18 monlhs Business Administration · ~ I. I . ~ ... ~ - 1:OOPM TIL 6:OOPM FREE • FREE • FREE •• '•• • 59¢ • • • • • 500 ONLY WITil WITH Without Coupon 54' ' Alka Seltzm· •• You've achieved your goal and we're proud of you! Now you RADIO 1 50 BOARDS 1 40 ITER I 1,000 LIMIT are . looking forward to still other achievements-we heartily IRONING HECK'S "D" SIZE ONLY LIMIT WITH COUPON ONLY on~ LIMIT 4 WITH COUPON WITH COUPON $ 00 ¢ of 1973, w.ill one day be the leaders of this country. As you 16 nation great. We are confident that you will meet tomorrow's · . • Eagle . Without Coupon ~--- LIMIT 1 81' McMILLIAN RING FREE LIMIT 5 QTS. 1,000 ONLY WITH COUPON OIL ¢ $ 00 QT. Without Coupon 49' qt. Without Coupon •4.99 face the future, hold high the values that ·have made this ALCOHOL 216 ONLY LIMIT 1 ' ¢ .WITH '· . ''THE OLD BANK WITH NEW IDEAS" oz. 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Schult Mollilo Homo• Appalachian Power Joins In Bring You This Messag. ' ' •' n110 YEARS OF SERVICE" .' • \ ¢ OIL FILTERS •• Guarant~ed SUNDAY ONLY IN THE SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA WITH .I Everything Is I i BETTER FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMILY ¢ • GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE I • ;;sDrrP/'' 120 ONLY . LIMIT 1 •• i 1 I FREEl 1500 ONLY LIMIT 8 BARS ••• ° in our Store - '8.99 or more - and get a . Ladles Handbag 200 ONLY •• • Buy Any Pair of Shoes LIM IT 1 BATH SOAP TRAC II BLADES Without Coupon •1.38 I' i I GILLETTE KIT WAX LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON oz. ••' ! · 300 ONLY . firm uecora.t tnu 0 I _] I . 12 COLEMAN FUEL MO.REHEAD STATE Morehe<Jd. UN IV ERSITY - Gaty Altizer , Altizer is a junior majoring president of Alpha Gamma in Agri.business a nd is the son Rho, prese nted an award to Dr . uf Mr. and Mrs. David M. Adron Doran at a recent Altizer, Rt. 2, Pa trio t. Gary banquet. Dr. Doran was named received a letter of thanks outstanding man in Eastern . from President Doran. Alpha Kentu cky Agri culture for hi s Gamma Rh o is a professional achievement in the founding social fra ternity of students and development of th e enrolled in agriculture courses univers ity's expe rimental and has national membership. farm. Doran is president of 18 months \ · McARTHUR - Mrs. Charles shoW tuday at Ft. Myers Beach 01 Gen,eral hloce Con ley (Carol Ann George), · Episcopal Church . She is the mon 1 s . NewQuarter ~ formerly of McArthur, now a daughter of _Mr. and Mrs. Begins June 12 resident of Ft. Myers Beach, · Arthur J . George, McArthur . . Make something real of your Fla., has accepted the position Mrs : George is the art infu~ure, _Give . yo~rs~lf the ~ of a rtist for ''The ·. Accent struc tor Of the Nort h Gallia sktlls whtch bnng m a worth- ~ l! . . . · while paycheck . And give .Shoppe of ~t. M~ers. _This Local Schools . · you a chance to advance! newly orgamzed flrm IS a ~ Attend a sc~ool _wher~ the ~ proje c t of Jiin Huenc, sol~ p~rpo se ts sohd busmess s pecia li zing in interior FARE WELL DINNER tra1n1ng and career ct. • r f h · GALLIPOLIS - A farewell placement. All courses ae:e · e~o~_a Jon omes, offt ce VA ApproVed. Write , visit , ~ bml~mgs, motels -and con. dinner was given Thursday or c~ ·u 446 -4367 tor free ~ dominiums. evenin g at the Holiday Inn bulletm. · Mrs . Co nl ey will be honori ng Mindy Frazier and Paula Butler. They a r c di splaying her pictures in s hops located 1n Naples, grad uating seniors from Gallia Sanibel, Captiva , Cape Coral , Academy High School who · · ft . ~lye rs Be!lch and H participated in the Diversified . 36 Locu ~ t St. Gallipolis M H d · t; . Health Occupation Program Approv ed by State Board of . . yers. cr ecora Jve pamt· and had been employed by the School -1nd Colleg e I~gs and ~urals a re done in ~ Reg istration . oils . acry hcs and watercolors. City Health Department. Also ( Reg . No. 7 r-02100328 She wi ll have her first solo attendin g were Miss Gi nny ..___.._~._...J.,~~--..Killin , R.N., Mrs. Barbara .Null , · R.N ., Mrs . Janet, Wetherholt and Mrs . Betty Koebel. II ONE GALLON . ,. I ' ' 1 .. �• 1- The Sw>day Times-Sentintl.Sundav. Mav 21D.l973 tl - The SWlday Times. Sentinel, SWlday, May 20, 1973 \ Ohio FHA aids CARE -- • • •• •• ... ., ... 1 ;i Miss Brenda Kay Johnson ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. James W. John.5,0n, Rt . l, Keller Rd., Gallipolis, are anrioWlcing the engagement of their daughter, Brenda Kay to James E. Swisher, son 6fMr. and Mrs. Allon Swisher, Rt. I, Bulaville Rd., Gallipolis. Mi:SS Johnson is a 1970 graduate of Kyger Creek High School and Swisher graduated from Kyger Creek in 1969. He is now employed at Barr's Construction. Wedding plans are incomplete. In 1961, Apollo 10, with three . American astronauts aboal'd, blasted off for the moon in a rehearsal flight for a lunar landing . Dr. Adron Doran, received an award for outstanding contributions to Eastern Kentucky Agriculture from Gary Altizer, president of the Morehead State University Chapter Alpha Gamma Rho. Chris Cropp, Mt. Sterling, Ky . and Andy Wade, Me mphis, Tenn., also pictured, are members of the fraternity. COLUMBUS - Hoping to do their part towards bettering world conditions, the Ohio Association of Future Homemakers of America's Executive COWlcil adopted an international relations project at the start of the school year and their clubs turned in over ' $2,000 at their state convention in Columbus, to build a school in Honduras thru the in· ternational development agency, CARE . Approximately 50 per cent of all the primary age children in Honduras have no opportWlity to attend any schools. Only 13 pet. of the 50 pet. who do finish the last and final sixth grade mostly because of a lack of funds for additional schools and equipment. The Government of Honduras has agreed to provide a teacher for the new school and supply technical supervisors for the construction as well as paying for CARE warehousing, transportation and duty cost. 'The villagers who want the <chool agreed to supply all the manual labor and some raw materials . The FHA thru CARE Is supplying const ruction equipmen t and classroom supplies. TheSeiko DXseries: You pay only fo the ti!UePiece. Not the time it took to make it. Paula Vornholt ATHENS- Paula Vornholt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Vornholt, 5 Court St., Gallipolis, wilf graduate swnma cum laude June 9 from Ohio University. Miss Vornholt will receive a baCheJor's degree in English. She is a m.e mber of Phil Beta Kappa. In recog nition of her high scholastic achievement she is to be inducted into Phi Kappa P/11 , national honorary. To be eligible for membership, graduating seniors must have a comulative average of 3.7 or above. Induction ceremonies will be May 27 at 1 p.m . in Galbraith Chapel at Ohio University. . · Graduation ceremonies will take place June 9 at 1:15 p.m. in the Ohio University Con- vocation Center. • y No. 54145M ·l7J Stalnlen steel, white dlel. $75.00 CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE 342 Second Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio Gary Altizer gives Association to meet award at Morehead individuals interested in the retarded childre n's programs are cordially invited to attend. The dinner is being held to acquaint the parents with the programs being offered to the retarded children. Offi cers of the association for 1973-74 will r-~·~---~~ be installed . r Dr. Bernard F. Niehm , l superintende nt, Gallipolis State Insti tute, will be the GALLIPOLIS - The Gallia County Association for Retarded Children will hold a potluck dinner, Tuesday at Grace United Methodist Church at 6 p.m . All members, parents, and GRADUAJI NG I SENIORS CAREER TRAINING FOR A guest speaker. 1 REWARDING I 12 month s 1 ~ · 12 m·onths ExecutiveSecretariat 18 monlhs Business Administration · ~ I. I . ~ ... ~ - 1:OOPM TIL 6:OOPM FREE • FREE • FREE •• '•• • 59¢ • • • • • 500 ONLY WITil WITH Without Coupon 54' ' Alka Seltzm· •• You've achieved your goal and we're proud of you! Now you RADIO 1 50 BOARDS 1 40 ITER I 1,000 LIMIT are . looking forward to still other achievements-we heartily IRONING HECK'S "D" SIZE ONLY LIMIT WITH COUPON ONLY on~ LIMIT 4 WITH COUPON WITH COUPON $ 00 ¢ of 1973, w.ill one day be the leaders of this country. As you 16 nation great. We are confident that you will meet tomorrow's · . • Eagle . Without Coupon ~--- LIMIT 1 81' McMILLIAN RING FREE LIMIT 5 QTS. 1,000 ONLY WITH COUPON OIL ¢ $ 00 QT. Without Coupon 49' qt. Without Coupon •4.99 face the future, hold high the values that ·have made this ALCOHOL 216 ONLY LIMIT 1 ' ¢ .WITH '· . ''THE OLD BANK WITH NEW IDEAS" oz. HECK'S RUBBING challenge with determination. Good Selection Of Awnings, Under Pinning, Utility Buildings. COUPON ' •••• Without Coupon With The Purchase Of Any Mobile Home. For The Best Quality, Price, & Service See K &K - . _ . - • Baron LIMIT 2 COUPON wish you success in these endeavors. For you, the graduates FREE MERCHANDISE ~ 1$ LIMIT · WITH ', COUPON '~ -$10o.oo FREE! .••• JANE PARKER DUTCH APPLE PIE h" X50 FT. 250 ONLY 1 •• To SatisfyOr Back Select Up To LADIES HANDBAG ' COUPON • Holly Park • Buddy Without Coupon 28• BATH OIL a·EADS 1 288 ONL WITH COUPON Without Coupbn 59• ¢ PPO COUPONS GOOD SUNDAY, MAY 20th ONLY TRANSMISSION· FLUID 600 ONLY LIMIT 3 QT. WITH COUPON USE YOUR HECK'S CHARGE CARD Without Couqbf 38• qt Open Sunday 1 P.M. To 6 P.M . See Our All Electric ,..~~ ~ ~ MOIIJL[ ...,... SALES :!.~~· MAoGt·,.o ...T... u" ..... ;,.. ~,,~~ :o~= 'lllllflfl~ l'onl!l l ' lo•:o..olll , \\, ' ' \ U'!' llll;o ~ .•• 1.,U See Our. \ All Electric Mobile Homes. Schult Mollilo Homo• Appalachian Power Joins In Bring You This Messag. ' ' •' n110 YEARS OF SERVICE" .' • \ ¢ OIL FILTERS •• Guarant~ed SUNDAY ONLY IN THE SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA WITH .I Everything Is I i BETTER FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMILY ¢ • GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE I • ;;sDrrP/'' 120 ONLY . LIMIT 1 •• i 1 I FREEl 1500 ONLY LIMIT 8 BARS ••• ° in our Store - '8.99 or more - and get a . Ladles Handbag 200 ONLY •• • Buy Any Pair of Shoes LIM IT 1 BATH SOAP TRAC II BLADES Without Coupon •1.38 I' i I GILLETTE KIT WAX LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON oz. ••' ! · 300 ONLY . firm uecora.t tnu 0 I _] I . 12 COLEMAN FUEL MO.REHEAD STATE Morehe<Jd. UN IV ERSITY - Gaty Altizer , Altizer is a junior majoring president of Alpha Gamma in Agri.business a nd is the son Rho, prese nted an award to Dr . uf Mr. and Mrs. David M. Adron Doran at a recent Altizer, Rt. 2, Pa trio t. Gary banquet. Dr. Doran was named received a letter of thanks outstanding man in Eastern . from President Doran. Alpha Kentu cky Agri culture for hi s Gamma Rh o is a professional achievement in the founding social fra ternity of students and development of th e enrolled in agriculture courses univers ity's expe rimental and has national membership. farm. Doran is president of 18 months \ · McARTHUR - Mrs. Charles shoW tuday at Ft. Myers Beach 01 Gen,eral hloce Con ley (Carol Ann George), · Episcopal Church . She is the mon 1 s . NewQuarter ~ formerly of McArthur, now a daughter of _Mr. and Mrs. Begins June 12 resident of Ft. Myers Beach, · Arthur J . George, McArthur . . Make something real of your Fla., has accepted the position Mrs : George is the art infu~ure, _Give . yo~rs~lf the ~ of a rtist for ''The ·. Accent struc tor Of the Nort h Gallia sktlls whtch bnng m a worth- ~ l! . . . · while paycheck . And give .Shoppe of ~t. M~ers. _This Local Schools . · you a chance to advance! newly orgamzed flrm IS a ~ Attend a sc~ool _wher~ the ~ proje c t of Jiin Huenc, sol~ p~rpo se ts sohd busmess s pecia li zing in interior FARE WELL DINNER tra1n1ng and career ct. • r f h · GALLIPOLIS - A farewell placement. All courses ae:e · e~o~_a Jon omes, offt ce VA ApproVed. Write , visit , ~ bml~mgs, motels -and con. dinner was given Thursday or c~ ·u 446 -4367 tor free ~ dominiums. evenin g at the Holiday Inn bulletm. · Mrs . Co nl ey will be honori ng Mindy Frazier and Paula Butler. They a r c di splaying her pictures in s hops located 1n Naples, grad uating seniors from Gallia Sanibel, Captiva , Cape Coral , Academy High School who · · ft . ~lye rs Be!lch and H participated in the Diversified . 36 Locu ~ t St. Gallipolis M H d · t; . Health Occupation Program Approv ed by State Board of . . yers. cr ecora Jve pamt· and had been employed by the School -1nd Colleg e I~gs and ~urals a re done in ~ Reg istration . oils . acry hcs and watercolors. City Health Department. Also ( Reg . No. 7 r-02100328 She wi ll have her first solo attendin g were Miss Gi nny ..___.._~._...J.,~~--..Killin , R.N., Mrs. Barbara .Null , · R.N ., Mrs . Janet, Wetherholt and Mrs . Betty Koebel. II ONE GALLON . ,. I ' ' 1 .. �• r' ;~,~~v~~!!-~-~~-.:. s. ""~·-:. :..•~.- ·~· ·~·.' S~~~~M~av 20, 197:1 .-.:.:~""-"- ~ _ t _ O, O ,L . . .o , o,00 0 00 0 : : :. . . .... . . .. . . ... Socr·al [~ Jf Calendar I )ii·:·: i·!· I Community I WSCS has banquet .l~ Corner By Charlene Hoeflich II::: .... ·~ . SUNDAY HOMECOMING , Naomi Baptist Church. Sermon by the Rev. Samuel Jackson, pastor at Il a .m .; dinner at noon ; the Rev. H. I. Butler, Columbus, guest speaker at 4 p.m . with music by the Gospel Travelers Chor us, Columbu s. Public invited. MONDAY MEIGS COUNTY Men's Fellowship of the Churches of Christ will meet at Pomeroy Church of Christ at 7:30 p.m . POMEROY Chamber of Commerce at Meigs Inn at 12 noon. BEND 0 ' The River GardenClub, 7•30 p.m . at the home of Mrs. Ernest Wing ell, Racine . ~ k: :~:I POMEROY - Marge Walb urn, her two sisters, Mrs. William Forbes, Charleston and Mrs. Charles Humphreys New Haven • • and a niece, Mrs. Leigh Shepherd, Charleston, are off on a fun weekend in Austin, Tex . , The lour left Co lumbus Friday morning - it was Marge's first flight - and will return in a day or so. They went espetiaUy for the wedding of their niece, Jan Waters to Bryan Snyder, and a variety of family ga therings and pre-wedding parties. • .... ., ) GENIAL MR. AND MRS. Everett Taylor, newcomers to Middleport, are finding their niche here without any difficulty at all. Anxious tp meet the town folks, they attended tbe reeent "eat around the village" and are already quite active in the Middleport First Baptist Church. Taylor is associated with Imperial Electric and his wife is an Akron school tea cher. For the time being, at least, they are residing in the apartment over the former Anthony Plumbing Shop on Lincoln St. They have three grown children and are now .in the process of disposing of property in Akron in preparation· for the move to Mid<lJeport. Mr. mid Mrs. Henry Price Vows repet!ted MINERSVILLE The WSCS of the Forest Run United Methodist Church met Tuesday evening for the annual Mother's Day Banquet in the social rooms of the church. Mrs. Veroon Nease returned thanks. Favors of sewing kits and penCils were furnished each guest by Mrs. Edison ,. Hollon. Following the banquet the group went to the churCh sanctuary for the program . A short bosiness meeting was held before the program . Mrs. Olan Genheimer was in charge of the program which opened with the group singing "This is My Father's World" followed by the Lord's Prayer. The scripture, ·from Pr<>verbs 31 was read by Mrs. Russ Watson. Mrs Horaee Karr played an organ solo entitled "Cookies in Ule Jar Again" was Alumni banguet Attend services POMEROY - The Twin City Shrinettes met at the home of Mrs . Emma Clatworthy, Thursday . Those who attended and reported on the Spring Ceremonial in Columbus were Mrs. Cora B. Beegle, Miss Shirley Y. Beegle, Mrs. Irma Yoho, Mrs. Marie Hawkins, Mrs . Ruth Swisher, Mrs. Shirley Spires and Mrs. Gertrude Mitchell. It was reported that future ~remonials will always be on Saturdays in stead of the Friday Fall Ceremonials. A tentative date of Thursday, September 20, was set for the · annual visit of th~ High set at Vinton read by Mrs. Kerns Roush.· ·VINTON - The annual Mrs. Alfred Yeauger, Mrs. Edith Sisson and Mrs. Russ North Gallia alumni banquet Watson sang "I Know Who wtli be held May 26, beginning Holds Tomorrow" followed by at 1 p.m. in the high school a monologue, 10 Down Memory auditorium, an alumni spokesLane" by Mrs. Lillian Hen- man announced saturday. ReservatiOns are due derson. After the monologue the group san£ '' Preciou.s Tuesday, May 22. Tickets are Memories." A poem entitled $3.50 per person. Alumni planning to attend "Patchwork Quilt" was read · by Mrs. Edith Sisson which should send or call in their preceded a playlet "The reservations to' the following : North Gallia, Wanda Quilting Bee" which was presented by the WSCS (Waugh ) Fellure, Eureka Star members. Childhood pictures Route, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631, of members and guests were 256-1255 after 5:30; Vinton, displayed. The group formed a Ginger Quickie, Rt. l, Vinton, friendship circle an<l sang Ohio 45686, 388-834;: Bidweli"God Be With You 'Till We Por:ter, Joanne Bass, Box .32, Meet Again'; and Mrs. Uswin Bidwell, Ohio 45614, 388-8809. Mirs Cathy Sue Smith ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Oris Smith, Rt. 1, Long Bottom, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Cathy Sue, to Larry W. Hollon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edison Hollon, Rt. I, Minersville. Miss Smith, a 1971 graduate of Eastern High School is employed by the Athens County Savings and Loan Co. in Pomeroy. Hollon is a 1969 graduate of Southern High School. He is engaged in farming. A September wedding is planned. Pt. Class meets Sale! Now! . "' .• o I . Child ·Conservation League has meeting plenty · PJ.~~v!J•y conn1e· DISCOUNT Rutland reservations due heritage house "GLORIA'S STUDIOS" CLASSES INSTRUCTED . IN GALLIPOLIS & POMEROY NEW CLASSES &..~ LADIES SUITS AND DRESSES START 1ST WEEK OF JUNE! MISSES • JR. and lfz SIZES COITON AND DACRON All Age Girls. Classes taught through the sum mer will be Tap, Ballet, Acrobatic & Baton. POLYESTER KNITS ETC. MODERN, FOLK Also register now for Fall classes. Register NOW - Dnn't Limited number will be accepted. Also. exercise class for women. Instructor: Gloria Buck Wallace Teacher of OHIO STATE CHAMPION NBTA Dance-Twirl Corps for 1973 OHIO STATE CHAMPION NBTA Dance-Twirl Team 1972. Only group in the area to hold any NBT A State Championships. GLO-ETIES Dance Major - Ohio University . Former ''Miss Southern Ohio" of Mis ~ Amenca Pageant · former: '' Miss Majorette of the North USA" - Teacher of ,; Miss Ma iorette of . Ohio", Fancy Strutting Champion 1971 (Tammy Ekhinger) . Teacher of No.vice : "Twirler of the Year" (Internationa l and World - 10 year olds) (Ellen Ch~mbers). Teacher of Jrd place ' winner in advanced "S trutter of the Year" -lnternational and World · 13 year olds. . Teacher of Many Pageant Winners By: Carolina Maid Gay Gibson Berkshire Cottington Stort making music. Our professional instructors can te~ch brass, percussion, slrtng instrumen ts. Call. Name, _ _ _ __ __ __ __ _ _age_Birlhdate _ _ _ __ PRICED FROM for All Ages Address - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Phone _ _ _ __ City State _ _ _ __ _ I am interested in ------------~-----c lass._ . · Parent ·signa_ture - ·- - - - -- - - - -- - - - ' - - -.....,.:_--'-- MAIL TO GLORIA WALLACE, RT. 2. • 10 BRUNICARDI HOUSE OF MUSIC 54 State St., Gallipolis oo~o:-»,o;:;:;o;o:-:o;o;v.;o.:-:.,•.~·.-.-.•,..·,•,•,·,•,'o• .,.,.,-.w,•.-,y,v.._.,.,.o!ft!Cd • .««•.•. . ,o,o;.::o;o;.;o;;q,; .o;.•.•.-;..~·.'•'•'•',•,•,•,'!-o"i'o"oV;'o'oWAiYiH'I'«<Y.J Katie's Korner . By Katie Crow POMEROY -Mrs. Anna May Terrell, formerly of Pomeroy, pow of Colu!llbus, is a patient at University Hospital. Anna May l"ill be confined there for at least five weeks. , She certainly could stand some cheering up. _Why not drop her a card and wish her well ... her room number is 1103. We send our sincere "get well" wishes. BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0 • 446-0687 I MIDDLEPORT :.._ Mrs . Pearl Reynolds, Middleport, principal of the Broad Run Kindergarten Center in Mason County, will retire 1.1 the conclusion of this school year. A long-time teacher in the Middleport schools, Mrs. Reynolds began teaching in Mason County seven years ago. She taught fifth grade for live years and lor lhe past two years has been in the kindergarten program. Friday at the final Early Childhood Education in-oervice meeting lor teacbers and aides in Mason County, a farewell G. Harold Martin honored POMEROY - G. Harold MarUn , reared in the· RG~=k Springs area or M~igs County and now a prominent attorney in Fort Lauderdale, Fla ., Saturday night was the recipient of the 1973 Alumni Citizenship Award , oncof the highest forms of recognition which can be extended to an alumnus of Ohio Slate University . The presentation of th e awiJrd was made at the annual Sunset Supper held saturday night at Lhe university. As one of the recipients of the award Martin was seated at th~ speakers' tab le for the supper G. HAROLD MARTIN • sponsored by Th'e Ohio State Universjty ASsociation whtch selecte-d him for the award hon()f. The association has a membership of 165,000. Martin's selection to receive the award was based upon two highlights in his car•er. The first wa s professio nal i n ~ volvement in reversing in the Supreme Court of Florida , by unanimous decision , a trial court judgement based upon the finding of the trial court that it was for the best interest of the city of Fort Lauderdale to sell a large part of its only sizeable recreation park for a new hig h school site. A new high school and an excellent park resulted. The second highlight was per· suading, after many y<'ars of eff<>rl, Kiwanis International to adopt high school Key Clubs as a project with Key Club In· ternationa l .~ecoming the biggest and most active and constructive project of Kiwanis . Martin was also active in the establishment of the International Swimming Hall of Fame in Fort Lauderdale. Martin has been a frequent visitor to Meigs County in the past few years. • Puggy Wuggy Pearson best at poker LAS VEGAS, Nev . (UP! ) Walter "Puggy Wuggy" Pearson won the world cha mpionship of poker - and $120,000 - early Saturday with an ace-high nothing in tl'te final party was held lor Mrs. hand of the 43-hour tourReynolds. She was presented nament. Pearson, formerly gilts and flowers and a Nashville, Tenn ., and now decorated cake and punch living here, was the last man were served. out to ''Amarillo Slim '' Preston Attending were Zelda Knapp, in last year 's champioils hip. supervisor, Susanne Dickson, This year, Preston was one Joyce Myer, Joyce Eshanaur, th~ first to go in the game Carrie Green, Vicky Hall, Beth which began at 4 p.m . Thurs. Ord, Jessetta Zerkle, Brenda day when 13 men sa t down, Fields, Shirley ·coen, Marjorie each with $10,000 in chips to Watson, Frances Fingerfelt, start the winner-take-all Nancy Filkins, Karen Rouer, contes t. Judy Mayes, Beverly Bolen , Going into the last round, Mary Bowles, Mary Vaught, with only Pearson and John Velma Clark and Stella Johnson . or or ·'Champ" Moss of ·odessa, Tex., and Las Vegns, s till in the game, Moss led Pearson $91,000 to $39,000. Slowly through the ni ght the st. ck of DAMAGES LIGHT POMEROY .Minor dama ge was reported in a fender bender that occurred Friday at 3:55 p.m. on the parking lot of the Vista S~tti o n in Racine. Sheriff Robert C. Hartenb"ch's Dept. said Herb Parker, Syracnse, backed up and was s topped waiting to go south on SR 124 when ailother car driven by Hubert Haley, 16, Middleport, also backing up , str uck Parker's ca r: VeteransMemorialHospltal ADMISSIONS Pearl black chips moved from Moss' Bradley , Letart, W. Va.; side of the table to Pearson's Charles Lane, MinersVille ; until the last h"nd, when Moss Robert Musser, Pomeroy i pushed his entire s take into the Daisy Zerkle, New Haven ; Jo pot. Ann Bawn, Pomeroy. Neither man had a pair so DISCHARGES Dale Pearson's ai:.-e-ja ck beat Moss' Wright ; Maxine Burns; king-queen . Dorothy Lance; William Dye; The game, ca ll ed " Hold Todd Rice ; Lillian Triplett; 'em,'' is a yarient of seven ca rd Steven Hoover; Shannon stud in which each player gets Cremeans. two cards fa ce down in front or him and five cards ar·e dealt lace up in the center of the NOT OF CLIFTON table. Each player combined POMEROY - Carl Jeffers his hUnd with the five cards in . fined In the court of Mayor Don the center to make the best· Collins, Pomeroy, Wednesday possible poker hand, with night was Carl Jeffers of betting occurring after each of Pomeroy and not Carl Jeffers the five cards is faced up. of Clifton , W. Va . Commencement is set Tuesday at 8· MERCERVILLE The eighth grade graduation exercises will begin at 8 p.m. SYRACUSE POSTMASTER, Freeman Enoch, is confined to Tuesday, at the HaMan Trace the intensive care unit at Camden-Clark hospital after suffering ' ~ heart attack last Sunday while camping at Forked Run "Lake. . High School. Warren F . Sheets, Gallipolis attorney, will be the Certainly hope he is much better and out ofthe intensive care speaker . unit soon. Janet Lynn Davis, daUghter • of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lloyd WE IN THE EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT at the Daily Davis, is the class ValedicSentinel are delighted to have with us this summer Miss Jo Ellen torian. Diehl, daughter 9f Mr. and Mrs. James Diehl, Pomeroy. · Co-Salutatorians are BarJo Ellen will be with us for· the summer. She has completed bara Lea Beaver, daughter of her freshman year at Marietta College and will return there this Mr. and Mrs. Ode Beaver, and fall. Deborah Sue Saunders, And by the ""'~\e ~ diiing a~ excelleot job. daughter of Mr .and Mrs . Happy to have you aboard, Jo Ellen. Berkley Saunders. Other members of the 1973 THE STAFF AT THE Daily Sentinel also wishes to eXpress graduating class are: their "thanks" to Mrs. Charles (Leona ) Karr, Sr., for rememSharon B.i rchfield , lo la bering us with a ' 1delicious" homemade cake . Brumfield, L'inda Caldwell. ·. Kenneth Calhoun , Tina Ca lIt was very much appreciated and enjoyed by all. · houn, Anita Campbell. Carroll THANKS! ,.,.y Canaday, Dav id Ca steel, Allan Clark, James Cox. Sharon Cox. Mark Cremeans, Jeffrey Denni so n, Jerry Fitl ~nger. Joan Fillinger. Edward Fu.lks. Pamela Fulks. Rodger Estep. Raymond Gibson, Matthew Hall, Shirley Halley , Walter Hineman. Roger Hunt, Donna Johnson, Donald Johnson ; Jesse Johnson, Keith Johnson. Tammy Jones. Ethel Koehler, Connie Lucas, Wenda II -Lucas, G lenn Maynard, Carolyn Mooney , Edward Miller. Jr., Murphy , John McGuire, Linda Pickell, Phillip Queen, Carolyn Roa c: h, William Saunders, Shciro n Shafer. Willard Sheets, Rick y Sibley, Scott Swain, Charles Taylor, Karen Taylor, Connie Unroe, Ter·ry Unroe, Randall Watson, James Waugh, Terry Waugh, Timothy Waugh. Billy Wells. Larrv Wells. Sharon Whit11ngton, Shelby Williams, Mary Wolford and JOhn Cilntan YOUR CHOICE $ Woodall . 00 .. THE ALUMNI OF MEIGS High Scqool are making progress towards forming an Alumni Association. Officers were elected last Tuesday. A meeting ofthe group will be Monday at 7:30p.m. at Meigs High School cafeteria. All alumni are urged to attend the meeting. Hope •for lottery CHARLESTON, W. V.a. (UP!) - Encouraged - and worried - by what happened in THE FWWER PHANTOM strikes. Betty Theiss, Racine, Ohio, backers .of state lottery went home the other evening and discovered that four porch legislation . pian to . k~ep subboxes that she had filled with flowers had been taken, bowever, a mitting it to the West Virginia note was left which read, "The Flower Phantom." Legislature . Betty, thinking it was one of her friends, forgot about the "It's a good sign that voters incident and went shopping. in Ohio approved a state lottery When she returned the four boxes had been returned plus two . there," Sen. Willfam R. more. Betty said the least they could have done was fill .the two Sharpe, D-Lewis, said . "It new ones. All her friends denied having any part in the plot. reinforces my belief that West Virginians would do the same MR. AND MRS. ROSS NORRIS and their daughter and son- jf they get the chance. in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Zirkle, both of Syracuse, are each " But it means that ountH we ~lebrating their wedding anniversaries today. have our own lottery, West Mr. and Mrs. Norris their 52iid and Mr. and Mrs. Zirkle their Virginians are going to be 26th. buying even more tickets in CONGRATULATIONS and many more happy years other states and sending out ' . logether. . more money that we need· . .. . . here." ' ( 1 PAT HOLTER, POMEROY, chairperson of the FROG ART Sharpe · is the senior OONTEST reported that 125 entries have been submitted. Deadline lor entering the contest was May 15. · i Edna Price's third grade students at Racine Elementary :Otered the contest, as did students of Mrs. Margaret Ella £ewis's art class at Meigs Hitlh School. AUGUSTA, 'Ga. (UPI) ( Pat also re~ived entries from ColulJ!boS, Pennsylvania, Rio Endorsing " the God-given ~rande, Athens and Albany. . right and constitutional ( All art work is to be taken to the office of Crow, Crow and guarantee to pursue a career rter by May 31 for judging the next day. All art work wtll be on without being hampered," a splay prior to the Frog Jump. Winners of the event will be ' Georgia judge has upheld the nounced at the Frog Jump whicp will be Saturday of Regatta right of newsmen to protect Weekend at Meigs Football field. .. · sources. ( . . . Judge Eugene Kerr ruled in . MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM H. (Tippy ) Dy·e, athletic director favor of reporters Friday on a · Northwestern University will be here to attend the annual ( lawmaker among the two senators and two delegates who submitted the proposal during the first session of the Gist legislature. c~:sponsor with Sharpe was Sen. Walter Neeley, D-Harrison, wh.ile Dels. Chuck Donley, D-Brooke, and Gust Brenda, D-Hancock, submitted it in the House. What is needed before ihe legislature can establish a West Virginia lottery is a change in the s tate const~!uti on, which now says the legislature "shall have no power to authorize lotteries or gilt enterprises for any purpose, and shall pass laws to 'prohibit the sale of lottery or gilt enterprise tickets in this state." A#JntlrGf Cll. . . E NEW FfATURES! EE STORAG • ZERO-DEGR VENtENCE . NO tNTlRtOR CONI AOif2' Wide . ·j bul on Y · n C id " des•9 · 1g" capac• Y s " Balanced o vnded inner · ; surro . l Freeling-co• le uniform lop· o· liner assures Ji~lribution. Bu•il· \0 boHom cold Newsmen win case E ~ . meroy High School Alumni Banquet aod dan~ next weekend. 1 Tippy's class will ~lebrate its 40th reunion this year, ' OR CLASSICAL ·---·--·---------------------------------- • I PANT SUITS 14 OFF lOLA'S Priestess of Thea Court. All members are to meet at the Beauty Spot Beauty Salon RD , Pomeroy at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, June 14, to decorate the Regatta Float. Mrs. Irma Yoho, Mrs Emma Clatworthy, Mrs . Mary Hughes, Mrs. Beulah Ewing, Mrs. Violet Miller Mrs. Bonnie Miller and Mrs. Evelyn Napper were named to serve on the Regatta Committee . .All members are to be in Middleport on Friday, June 15, to participate in the Regatta Parade. The next meeting will be on June 21 at the tiome of Mrs. Mary Hughes. Mrs. Reynolds to retire this year N.ease pronounced the benediction. Those in attendan~ were Mrs. John Scott, Mrs. Russ Watson, Mrs. Harry Wyatt, Mrs. Alfred Yeauger, Mrs. Olan Genheimer, Mrs. Edith Holter, Mrs. Fred Nease, Mrs. . "Mother." A responsive Henry Salser, Mrs. Vernon reading pertaining to mothers RUTLAND - Va ses of white long mint green gown. Nease, Mrs. Lillian Napper, COULD IT BE THAT A PARK yet may be developed be- · gladioli, palms, and se ven. Grant Newland, Coolville, tween Butternut Ave. and Mechanic St. For the past several days was led by Mrs. Genheimer. A Mrs. Llllian Henderson, Mrs. branch candelabra deeorated was best man, and the ushers now , heavy equipment has been smoothing out some dirt which reading "What is a Mother?" Kerns Roush, Mrs. Denver ". I deals" was read taken from ·Holter, Mrs. Roscoe Wise and th e altar of the Rutland were Sheridan Price, Hewitt, was hauled into that area for fill-in purposes. Certainly Pomeroy Sisson, Mrs Uswin Nease, Mrs. by .Mrs. Fred Nease and Edison Hollon, Mrs. Hanson Jennifer and Susanna, MidNazarene Church for the W. Va ., Dwight Bissell, Reeds- needs a park. wedding of Miss Naomi Ruth ville, a nd Zenith Price, Elyria . dleport; Mrs. Purley Karr and Bissell to Henry Paul Price. For her daughter 's wedding, Mrs. Horace Karr, Chester; ARTISTIC BILL MAYER has come up with a rather clever Mr's . William Knight, TUESDAY The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Bissell wore a blue crepe frog design lor the cover of the Meigs County Garden Club AMERICAN Legion Pl_easant; Mrs . Gertrude Mr . and Mrs. Charle s L. dress with a . blue tinted car- Association 's flower show scbedule for Regatta weekend. The MIDDLEPORT ~ Numerous Auxiliary, Racine Pos t 602, 8 Bissell, Chester and the nation corsage. Mrs. Price was frog theme is being included more in the c lasses this year, and Mitchell, Jane Ann Sisson, out-of-town friends and p.m. at the hall. MIDDLEPORT - The an- Mrs. Arthur Nease, Andrea bridegroom is the son of Mr. in a lilac crepe dress and had a Ia len ted Margaret Ella Lewis is making up the class signs. These relatives were here for the nual family wiener roast of the Witsel, · JUNIOR AMERICAN Legion and Mrs. Virgil Price, Rt. l, matching carnation corsage. will be ceramic lily pads with heavy green paper frogs attached funeral services of John K. Pomeroy; Mrs. Homebuilders Class of the William Sheridan, Rio Grande; Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett Long Bottom . A reception honoring the to the pads denoting the class. Quite nice, as you'll see. Smith conducted Thursday Middleport Church of Christ Mrs. Herbert Davis, Athens; c. Post 128, Middleport, 7 p .m . at The wedding was an event of couple was held at the Rutland One thing about that show - you do not need to be a garden afternoon at the Rawlingswas held Tuesday night at the Lee Ann Nease and Mrs. "i. the hall. April 20 at 7:30p.m. with the Elementary School im· club member to enter. In fact , the emphasis is on getting more Coats Funeral Home with Kyger Creek Park. Rev. Lloyd Grimm officiating. mediat ely following the non-garden club members, both male and female, to exhibit in WEDNESDAY Tommy Hanun, Nease Set- -~ burial in the Riverview Attending were Mr. and Mrs. tlement. Mrs. Archie Rose, organist, weddin g. A pink, white and the show. AMERICAN LEGION ..~· Cemetery . Leonard Van Meter and •. Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett and the Rev. Herbert Grate, lilac color scheme was carried The flower show will be held in the air-<:onditioned showroom Pallbearers were Edward Brenda, Mrs . David soloist , ·-Presented the musk out in Lhe table decoration s. A of the Pomeroy Motor Co. Pos t 128, polluck at 6 :30p.m. Letterman, Detroit, Mich .; Bumgardner, Terri and Bruce, with selections including " I . lour-tiered ca ke topped with with leg ionnaires to be guests. Roy Fleener, Gainesville, Mrs. Raymond Cole, Rayanna Love You Truly" and "To My the lraditional miniature bride Auxiliary members to take a llAVE A POWER lawnmower you no longer use? Tex.; Jay Fleener, Akron; SPR lN G . and David, Mr. and Mrs. Bride." and gropm with columns covet·ed dish. Meeting at 7:30 The Rutland Friendly Gardeners are rather desperate lor a Tom Kelly, Middleport; Lawrence Stewart, Mr. and p.m . Given .in marriage by her se Parating the tiers was mower which they can use to keep Rutland park in shape this Vincent Dabo, Pomeroy and Mrs. Ed Evans, Mr. and Mrs. father, the bride was attired in featured on the table. The cake summer. The Leading Creek Conservancy District ha s agreed to Glen Callahan, Charleston, W. REDUCED Russell Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. a formal length gown fashioned was baked by Mrs. Delbert. L. provide a man to mow the park but it's the responsibility of the Va. Chester Erwin and grandson, with a fitted bodice featuring a Bissell, sister-in-law of the club to come up with the mower. Just call Mrs. Homer Parker. SON BORN 1 The Rev. Ernest Eggers, scalloped neckline with bride. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond GALLIPOLIS - Mr . and Akron, officiated at the funeral Baker, Kathy and Angela, Mr. Presiding at the table were Four more ~ys ... where has the school year gone! Mrs. Clifford D. Rhodes , 125 irridescent accents and long services and the Rev. Dwight and Mrs. 'Carl Roach, Trudy, Portsmouth Rd., Gallipolis arc sleeves. Her pillbox headpiece Mrs . Sheldon Garverick, Zavitz, pastor of the MidRandy and Darin, Martha Main at Sycamore was embellished with Lexington, Ohio, sister of the announcing the birth of a son dleport First United POMEROY, OHIO McNeal, Sherrie Barnhart and May I at 9:58p.m . at Pleasant irridescents and from it fell a bride; Mrs . Delbert L. Bissell ' Presbyterian Church, con- • Sheila Folmer. Valley Hospital. The infant, veil of chantilly lace. The and Mrs. Roger Bissell, Long dueled tbe graveside rites. weighing 10 pounds 14'k ounces bride's bouquet was of white Bottom, sisters-in-law of theOut-of-town friends and and 22 inches long, has been and yellow rosebuds with bride. Mrs. Douglas M. Bissell, relatives here for the funeral named Brent Clifton. At home matching streamers on a white a ::;,ister-in-law of the bride, servi~s were Mr. and Mrs. Tuppers Plains, registered the to welcome the new arrival are Bible. Jay Fleener, Akron; Roy Matron of honor for the bride b'llCsts. MIDDLEPORT - Mrs. John the OCCL scholarship ·.loan Fleener, Gainesville, Tex.; Mr. DeweyLee, 8, Sherry, 5, and The couple resides at Rt. I, 'Blaker was elected president of fund and a donation for a gilt Jerry, 4. Grandparents are M·r. was her sister, Mrs. David L. and Mrs. Edward Letterman, Grate, Rutland , Sh€ wore a Long Bottom. the Middleport Child Con- fur Mrs. Arthur Rupe, retiring and I'virs. Thomas B. Davis, Rt. Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. The new Mrs. Price is a 1969 s ervaLion League at a meeting di strict president, was made. l! Gallipolis, Mrs. Gladys mint green candy-flocked gown Hugh Graham, Mrs. Lud Kent, ijhodes, Ironton, ~ and Albert and carded a white mwn with gra duate of Eastern High held Thursday night at the The spring district conference James Moody, H . . Cungreen tint and streamers. Mrs . School. Price attended Eastern home of Mrs. Don Grueser. . will be held on June 2 at the Rhodes, Pt. Pleasant. ningham, and Glen Callahan, Sheridan Price of Hewett, W. High School and is now emOther officers named for Holi da y Inn iri Gallipolis and · s1dewhen !he game's . Chatleston; Mrs. H. B. Yates, called comfort! ·Va ., sister-in-law o.f the groom, played as a loader operatOr at 1973-74 year were Mrs. Walter Mrs. Robert Schmoll was Mrs . Virginia · Minisker, Cushion-y padded an -attendant, was in a lavender the Island Creek Coal Co. at Monis, vice president; Mrs, nam ed delegate. Nine · other oonnruction is Connie's Dunbar, W.Va.; Mt. and Mrs. ~ft spQt in this slip-of-a. wallpaper print gown ; Mrs. Bob White, W. Va , Louis Osborn~. secretary; members will attend the C, W. Dobbins, Jr., Doylesl!lndal. You 'll soften up. Dwight H. Bissell, Reedsville, Out of town guests at the Mrs ..Charles Cobb, treasurer ; confe rence. too, when you try ill town, · Ohio; Mrs. Thora sister-in-law of the bride was in wedding were Mrs. Curtis and Mrs. Harold Blackston, IS HONORED Mrs. A·ll an Harris gave a Hamelin, Medina; Mr. and CHESTER - Mrs. Letha a pink candy-flocked gown, and Randolph and Teresa, Leipoic, repot·ter. Installation will take demonstration on how to make Mrs. A. Bittslein, Miss Judy Woods was among the 10 Mrs . Roy F. Rillle, TUppers Ohio; Mrs. Sheldon Garverick, · place at the June · 21 potluck . ccirsages. She explained ·how to Bing, Clevelilnd; Mr. and Mrs. charter me.mbers of CheSter Plains, a sister of the bride, ·.. Steve and Tim , LeJ<ington; Mr, dinner tQ be held at the Gt:ue's er use horne grown flowers and . N. F. Harman, Mr. and Mrs. Council 323, D~ughters of was in a yellow . wallpaper and Mrs . Harold Singer, home . how to ·ue florist ribbon ·so that Elmer Schaffer, Mr. and Mrs. ~merica, honored Tuesday print. All carried tinted mums Toledo; Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Read at the meeting was a the shiny side is always out. Paul. Nadeau, Erie, Pa.; Mr. mght at the 39th anniversary with streamers to match their Bissell, Delbert, Duane and note from the Meigs Com- Her son, Don Allan, was a and Mrs. C. H. Bing, Pinnelas, Devonia, Columbus; Miss munity Class thanking the CCL g u e~t at the meeting. observance. Her name was gowns. Fla.; Mrs. Frances Ellis and Miss Devonia Susan Bissell, Conn ie Cremeans, Gallipolis; for support of the school acunintentionally omitted from Members responded . to roll James Ellis, Mrs. A. D. Wilson, · an earlier listing of the charter niece of the bride, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Zenith Price and . tivitics particularl y the recent ca ll by naming their favorite Jr., Barboursville, W. Va. members. was the flower girl. She wore a family , Elyria; Mr. and Mrs. bowling tournament. The flower . Mrs. Dan White and 10% Sheridan Price and daughter, league voted to contribute to Mrs. Blaker were hostesses. Hewett, W. Va .; Mrs. Herbert For airline reservations around the corner ... Chambers and Chick, Masison, or around the world .. . lO ALL GRADUATES W.Va.; andMrs. Edna Fraker, TRAVEL TO INDIANA Hewett, W. Va LETARTFALLS-Mr and . May 21. RUTLAND - }\eservations Mrs. Bert Grimm, ' Mrs. PLAN BANQUET Call 446-0699 ror th~ 44th annual reunion and 'Each alumni may take one Isabelle Simpson and Mrs. vour~~srore HARRISONVILLE - The Micldlepor1 banquet of the Rutland High guest to the event. Reser- Gretta Simpson spent several 22S N. 2nd Ave. Scipio Alumni banquet will be School Alumn i Association are vations are $3.50 per person. days last week in Seymour, held Saturday , May 26, at the to be made with Mrs. Saundra Alumni unable to attend are Ind., visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harrisonville School. Dinner Tillis, Box 146, Rutland, by asked to send $1 dues to Mrs. Calvin (Bud ) Simpson. 33 Court Street TRAVEL SERVICE will be served at 7 p.rn . and a Tillis. The affair will be held at dance · will follow. Those the Rutland gymnasium on AMERICA'S LARGEST TRAVEL AGENCY wishing to make reservat ions Saturday, May 26, beginning at may call 742-4783 or 992-3845. HAS VISITORS POMEROY - Mrs. Gertrude 6 p.m. Music lor dancing will Millet· is recuperating at the be 'prov ided by Tex Harrison hon1e of hE:ir son-in-law · and and The Valley Boys. BATON daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl •BALLET Roach, Wright St. She was a MODERN discharged from Veterans a TAP IS PATIENT Mem orial Hospital Weda JAZZ a ACROBATICS nesday. Here on Sunday to visit MIDDLEPORT _ Marvin r a FOREIGN DANCES with the Roach family and Roush, Atlanta, Ga., is a Mrs. Miller were Jack Mnler surgical patient at an Atlanta Modeling for and Mrs. Louis Smith , hospital. lle is the son of Mrs. Contest & Pacjeants Columbus. Wednesday's guest Dora Ro u ~ h. Middleport, wa s Dale Miller, Huntington, • and the late Earl Roush. W. Va. MEIGS County Pioneer and Historical Society, I :30 p.m., at the museum . Plans for ' 'Heritage Sunday " will be made. Committee m embers and any interested persons of the county are invited. Shrinettes meet ·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::;;:;:::::::::::;;;,::::;;;.;::::::::-:-:-:::;:.;;::;:;:::::;;::.::::!'-:;o;.;;:~'!WW~ it,l- (- JEAN KISER, RACINE, who was paralyzed in an auto ac. 'dent in 1969, is taking therapy treatments at University Hospital, Columbos. . ~ Those wbo wish to send her a card may address it to Dodd Room 3140, 472 W. Eighth Ave., University Hospital, Columbus. J1aU, 1 I ~ \ IN AWARD UNIT ( GALLIPOLIS - Master Sergeant James D. Edmonds, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Edinonds, R.R. I, Gays, Ill., has "'"'n recognized for helping his, Military Airlift Comn1and wing based at Dover, Del., earn the U.S. Air Force Outstanding Vnit Award for the third time. His wile, Edna, is the daughter 0! Mrs. Helen Bloomer, 25 Madison Ave., Gallipolis. • , SQN BORN CHESTER - Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Hunter, Chester, are announcing the birth of a son, Thomas Preston, April 30 at the Pleasant Valley llospital. Mr. and Mrs Hunter have a daughter, Rachel, age 14. The maternal grandmother jg Mrs. Virginia Curtis, Weston, W. Va. and the paternal grandmother . is Mr:.S. Zelma Hunter, Mason. w. Va . series of suits for some $19 million . The case concerned a television broadcast abo ut some gambling raids on a local building housing a law firm. The firm; NichOlson and Fleming, sought to force news· man Jay Mann, of WJBF-'I'V, to disclose his sources. Kerr said he based his ruling on job freedom more than on freedom of the press. "You are ARMCO STEEL RAISED taking away the tools of the MIDDLETOWN, Ohio (UP)) trade when you require a news. - Following similar price man to reveal the so1,1rce of increases announced recently information," he said . by other steel producers, Armco Steel Corp. here Friday s3id it would raise prices on a PREP WORK DONE variety of flat-rolled., carbon VINTON - Cadet Candidate steel products by about 4.8 per cent with shipments of June 17. Harold H. Collins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Colston Collins, Rt. 2, has graduated from the U. S. Air Force Academy SET CONFERENCE MIDDLEPORT - A workers' Preparatory School. Cadet conference for the Middleport Candidate Collins will enter.the First Baptist Church Bible academy this summer and school, beginning June 4, will begin his lour-year academic be held Monday night at 7 p .m. and military studies for a at the church. Children from bachelor of scie nce degree and four years old through junio" commission in the Air Force. high school are invited to enroll He was graduated in 1972 from North Gallia High Sc~wL for the Bible school. Adn~lral U1»r~ WITH AD.VANCED NEW SEAMLESS DURA-LAS~ COMPARTMENT AND DOOR LINE~S CU32 DELUXE SLIMLINE . REFRIGERATOR 10 CU. FT. 24"W · 57" H FULL WIDTH FREEZER CHEST, 2 GLIDE OUT SHELVES. ror ~mailer families or · ~i l chen S:..only 24" ·wide! 10.1 cu. fl. {AHAMI ·net freezer space, 352 !b. froz en food ·Capaci ty. "Circula ting Cold .Air'' design, with J fullwidth , double -grid freezing shelves-plus extended top freezing grid that bathes compartmen! and all door ~he lve~ w1th a cascade of cold air. Hi-impact Dura-last• Hncr~ won 't fade , chip or peel ; no seams for dirt to hide 1n. Four " package·dl>ep" door she!ves-yov store pack- . . ages 1n · "boobhelf" style. Double-seal magnetic door ga ~ kef. Conlle n,enl built-in defrost -water drain and hose. Quiet "Penny Plncher" power unil. Full-range adjustabl e frt<ezer control . 56 11/,," h, 24'' w, 26:1/t" d. Ask about Adm ~r al ' 5 "Mastercare Maintenance." IN STOCK 18 DIFFERENT MODELS OF REFRIGERATORS AT WAREHOUSE SALE PRICES. FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' �• r' ;~,~~v~~!!-~-~~-.:. s. ""~·-:. :..•~.- ·~· ·~·.' S~~~~M~av 20, 197:1 .-.:.:~""-"- ~ _ t _ O, O ,L . . .o , o,00 0 00 0 : : :. . . .... . . .. . . ... Socr·al [~ Jf Calendar I )ii·:·: i·!· I Community I WSCS has banquet .l~ Corner By Charlene Hoeflich II::: .... ·~ . SUNDAY HOMECOMING , Naomi Baptist Church. Sermon by the Rev. Samuel Jackson, pastor at Il a .m .; dinner at noon ; the Rev. H. I. Butler, Columbus, guest speaker at 4 p.m . with music by the Gospel Travelers Chor us, Columbu s. Public invited. MONDAY MEIGS COUNTY Men's Fellowship of the Churches of Christ will meet at Pomeroy Church of Christ at 7:30 p.m . POMEROY Chamber of Commerce at Meigs Inn at 12 noon. BEND 0 ' The River GardenClub, 7•30 p.m . at the home of Mrs. Ernest Wing ell, Racine . ~ k: :~:I POMEROY - Marge Walb urn, her two sisters, Mrs. William Forbes, Charleston and Mrs. Charles Humphreys New Haven • • and a niece, Mrs. Leigh Shepherd, Charleston, are off on a fun weekend in Austin, Tex . , The lour left Co lumbus Friday morning - it was Marge's first flight - and will return in a day or so. They went espetiaUy for the wedding of their niece, Jan Waters to Bryan Snyder, and a variety of family ga therings and pre-wedding parties. • .... ., ) GENIAL MR. AND MRS. Everett Taylor, newcomers to Middleport, are finding their niche here without any difficulty at all. Anxious tp meet the town folks, they attended tbe reeent "eat around the village" and are already quite active in the Middleport First Baptist Church. Taylor is associated with Imperial Electric and his wife is an Akron school tea cher. For the time being, at least, they are residing in the apartment over the former Anthony Plumbing Shop on Lincoln St. They have three grown children and are now .in the process of disposing of property in Akron in preparation· for the move to Mid<lJeport. Mr. mid Mrs. Henry Price Vows repet!ted MINERSVILLE The WSCS of the Forest Run United Methodist Church met Tuesday evening for the annual Mother's Day Banquet in the social rooms of the church. Mrs. Veroon Nease returned thanks. Favors of sewing kits and penCils were furnished each guest by Mrs. Edison ,. Hollon. Following the banquet the group went to the churCh sanctuary for the program . A short bosiness meeting was held before the program . Mrs. Olan Genheimer was in charge of the program which opened with the group singing "This is My Father's World" followed by the Lord's Prayer. The scripture, ·from Pr<>verbs 31 was read by Mrs. Russ Watson. Mrs Horaee Karr played an organ solo entitled "Cookies in Ule Jar Again" was Alumni banguet Attend services POMEROY - The Twin City Shrinettes met at the home of Mrs . Emma Clatworthy, Thursday . Those who attended and reported on the Spring Ceremonial in Columbus were Mrs. Cora B. Beegle, Miss Shirley Y. Beegle, Mrs. Irma Yoho, Mrs. Marie Hawkins, Mrs . Ruth Swisher, Mrs. Shirley Spires and Mrs. Gertrude Mitchell. It was reported that future ~remonials will always be on Saturdays in stead of the Friday Fall Ceremonials. A tentative date of Thursday, September 20, was set for the · annual visit of th~ High set at Vinton read by Mrs. Kerns Roush.· ·VINTON - The annual Mrs. Alfred Yeauger, Mrs. Edith Sisson and Mrs. Russ North Gallia alumni banquet Watson sang "I Know Who wtli be held May 26, beginning Holds Tomorrow" followed by at 1 p.m. in the high school a monologue, 10 Down Memory auditorium, an alumni spokesLane" by Mrs. Lillian Hen- man announced saturday. ReservatiOns are due derson. After the monologue the group san£ '' Preciou.s Tuesday, May 22. Tickets are Memories." A poem entitled $3.50 per person. Alumni planning to attend "Patchwork Quilt" was read · by Mrs. Edith Sisson which should send or call in their preceded a playlet "The reservations to' the following : North Gallia, Wanda Quilting Bee" which was presented by the WSCS (Waugh ) Fellure, Eureka Star members. Childhood pictures Route, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631, of members and guests were 256-1255 after 5:30; Vinton, displayed. The group formed a Ginger Quickie, Rt. l, Vinton, friendship circle an<l sang Ohio 45686, 388-834;: Bidweli"God Be With You 'Till We Por:ter, Joanne Bass, Box .32, Meet Again'; and Mrs. Uswin Bidwell, Ohio 45614, 388-8809. Mirs Cathy Sue Smith ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Oris Smith, Rt. 1, Long Bottom, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Cathy Sue, to Larry W. Hollon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edison Hollon, Rt. I, Minersville. Miss Smith, a 1971 graduate of Eastern High School is employed by the Athens County Savings and Loan Co. in Pomeroy. Hollon is a 1969 graduate of Southern High School. He is engaged in farming. A September wedding is planned. Pt. Class meets Sale! Now! . "' .• o I . Child ·Conservation League has meeting plenty · PJ.~~v!J•y conn1e· DISCOUNT Rutland reservations due heritage house "GLORIA'S STUDIOS" CLASSES INSTRUCTED . IN GALLIPOLIS & POMEROY NEW CLASSES &..~ LADIES SUITS AND DRESSES START 1ST WEEK OF JUNE! MISSES • JR. and lfz SIZES COITON AND DACRON All Age Girls. Classes taught through the sum mer will be Tap, Ballet, Acrobatic & Baton. POLYESTER KNITS ETC. MODERN, FOLK Also register now for Fall classes. Register NOW - Dnn't Limited number will be accepted. Also. exercise class for women. Instructor: Gloria Buck Wallace Teacher of OHIO STATE CHAMPION NBTA Dance-Twirl Corps for 1973 OHIO STATE CHAMPION NBTA Dance-Twirl Team 1972. Only group in the area to hold any NBT A State Championships. GLO-ETIES Dance Major - Ohio University . Former ''Miss Southern Ohio" of Mis ~ Amenca Pageant · former: '' Miss Majorette of the North USA" - Teacher of ,; Miss Ma iorette of . Ohio", Fancy Strutting Champion 1971 (Tammy Ekhinger) . Teacher of No.vice : "Twirler of the Year" (Internationa l and World - 10 year olds) (Ellen Ch~mbers). Teacher of Jrd place ' winner in advanced "S trutter of the Year" -lnternational and World · 13 year olds. . Teacher of Many Pageant Winners By: Carolina Maid Gay Gibson Berkshire Cottington Stort making music. Our professional instructors can te~ch brass, percussion, slrtng instrumen ts. Call. Name, _ _ _ __ __ __ __ _ _age_Birlhdate _ _ _ __ PRICED FROM for All Ages Address - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Phone _ _ _ __ City State _ _ _ __ _ I am interested in ------------~-----c lass._ . · Parent ·signa_ture - ·- - - - -- - - - -- - - - ' - - -.....,.:_--'-- MAIL TO GLORIA WALLACE, RT. 2. • 10 BRUNICARDI HOUSE OF MUSIC 54 State St., Gallipolis oo~o:-»,o;:;:;o;o:-:o;o;v.;o.:-:.,•.~·.-.-.•,..·,•,•,·,•,'o• .,.,.,-.w,•.-,y,v.._.,.,.o!ft!Cd • .««•.•. . ,o,o;.::o;o;.;o;;q,; .o;.•.•.-;..~·.'•'•'•',•,•,•,'!-o"i'o"oV;'o'oWAiYiH'I'«<Y.J Katie's Korner . By Katie Crow POMEROY -Mrs. Anna May Terrell, formerly of Pomeroy, pow of Colu!llbus, is a patient at University Hospital. Anna May l"ill be confined there for at least five weeks. , She certainly could stand some cheering up. _Why not drop her a card and wish her well ... her room number is 1103. We send our sincere "get well" wishes. BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0 • 446-0687 I MIDDLEPORT :.._ Mrs . Pearl Reynolds, Middleport, principal of the Broad Run Kindergarten Center in Mason County, will retire 1.1 the conclusion of this school year. A long-time teacher in the Middleport schools, Mrs. Reynolds began teaching in Mason County seven years ago. She taught fifth grade for live years and lor lhe past two years has been in the kindergarten program. Friday at the final Early Childhood Education in-oervice meeting lor teacbers and aides in Mason County, a farewell G. Harold Martin honored POMEROY - G. Harold MarUn , reared in the· RG~=k Springs area or M~igs County and now a prominent attorney in Fort Lauderdale, Fla ., Saturday night was the recipient of the 1973 Alumni Citizenship Award , oncof the highest forms of recognition which can be extended to an alumnus of Ohio Slate University . The presentation of th e awiJrd was made at the annual Sunset Supper held saturday night at Lhe university. As one of the recipients of the award Martin was seated at th~ speakers' tab le for the supper G. HAROLD MARTIN • sponsored by Th'e Ohio State Universjty ASsociation whtch selecte-d him for the award hon()f. The association has a membership of 165,000. Martin's selection to receive the award was based upon two highlights in his car•er. The first wa s professio nal i n ~ volvement in reversing in the Supreme Court of Florida , by unanimous decision , a trial court judgement based upon the finding of the trial court that it was for the best interest of the city of Fort Lauderdale to sell a large part of its only sizeable recreation park for a new hig h school site. A new high school and an excellent park resulted. The second highlight was per· suading, after many y<'ars of eff<>rl, Kiwanis International to adopt high school Key Clubs as a project with Key Club In· ternationa l .~ecoming the biggest and most active and constructive project of Kiwanis . Martin was also active in the establishment of the International Swimming Hall of Fame in Fort Lauderdale. Martin has been a frequent visitor to Meigs County in the past few years. • Puggy Wuggy Pearson best at poker LAS VEGAS, Nev . (UP! ) Walter "Puggy Wuggy" Pearson won the world cha mpionship of poker - and $120,000 - early Saturday with an ace-high nothing in tl'te final party was held lor Mrs. hand of the 43-hour tourReynolds. She was presented nament. Pearson, formerly gilts and flowers and a Nashville, Tenn ., and now decorated cake and punch living here, was the last man were served. out to ''Amarillo Slim '' Preston Attending were Zelda Knapp, in last year 's champioils hip. supervisor, Susanne Dickson, This year, Preston was one Joyce Myer, Joyce Eshanaur, th~ first to go in the game Carrie Green, Vicky Hall, Beth which began at 4 p.m . Thurs. Ord, Jessetta Zerkle, Brenda day when 13 men sa t down, Fields, Shirley ·coen, Marjorie each with $10,000 in chips to Watson, Frances Fingerfelt, start the winner-take-all Nancy Filkins, Karen Rouer, contes t. Judy Mayes, Beverly Bolen , Going into the last round, Mary Bowles, Mary Vaught, with only Pearson and John Velma Clark and Stella Johnson . or or ·'Champ" Moss of ·odessa, Tex., and Las Vegns, s till in the game, Moss led Pearson $91,000 to $39,000. Slowly through the ni ght the st. ck of DAMAGES LIGHT POMEROY .Minor dama ge was reported in a fender bender that occurred Friday at 3:55 p.m. on the parking lot of the Vista S~tti o n in Racine. Sheriff Robert C. Hartenb"ch's Dept. said Herb Parker, Syracnse, backed up and was s topped waiting to go south on SR 124 when ailother car driven by Hubert Haley, 16, Middleport, also backing up , str uck Parker's ca r: VeteransMemorialHospltal ADMISSIONS Pearl black chips moved from Moss' Bradley , Letart, W. Va.; side of the table to Pearson's Charles Lane, MinersVille ; until the last h"nd, when Moss Robert Musser, Pomeroy i pushed his entire s take into the Daisy Zerkle, New Haven ; Jo pot. Ann Bawn, Pomeroy. Neither man had a pair so DISCHARGES Dale Pearson's ai:.-e-ja ck beat Moss' Wright ; Maxine Burns; king-queen . Dorothy Lance; William Dye; The game, ca ll ed " Hold Todd Rice ; Lillian Triplett; 'em,'' is a yarient of seven ca rd Steven Hoover; Shannon stud in which each player gets Cremeans. two cards fa ce down in front or him and five cards ar·e dealt lace up in the center of the NOT OF CLIFTON table. Each player combined POMEROY - Carl Jeffers his hUnd with the five cards in . fined In the court of Mayor Don the center to make the best· Collins, Pomeroy, Wednesday possible poker hand, with night was Carl Jeffers of betting occurring after each of Pomeroy and not Carl Jeffers the five cards is faced up. of Clifton , W. Va . Commencement is set Tuesday at 8· MERCERVILLE The eighth grade graduation exercises will begin at 8 p.m. SYRACUSE POSTMASTER, Freeman Enoch, is confined to Tuesday, at the HaMan Trace the intensive care unit at Camden-Clark hospital after suffering ' ~ heart attack last Sunday while camping at Forked Run "Lake. . High School. Warren F . Sheets, Gallipolis attorney, will be the Certainly hope he is much better and out ofthe intensive care speaker . unit soon. Janet Lynn Davis, daUghter • of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lloyd WE IN THE EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT at the Daily Davis, is the class ValedicSentinel are delighted to have with us this summer Miss Jo Ellen torian. Diehl, daughter 9f Mr. and Mrs. James Diehl, Pomeroy. · Co-Salutatorians are BarJo Ellen will be with us for· the summer. She has completed bara Lea Beaver, daughter of her freshman year at Marietta College and will return there this Mr. and Mrs. Ode Beaver, and fall. Deborah Sue Saunders, And by the ""'~\e ~ diiing a~ excelleot job. daughter of Mr .and Mrs . Happy to have you aboard, Jo Ellen. Berkley Saunders. Other members of the 1973 THE STAFF AT THE Daily Sentinel also wishes to eXpress graduating class are: their "thanks" to Mrs. Charles (Leona ) Karr, Sr., for rememSharon B.i rchfield , lo la bering us with a ' 1delicious" homemade cake . Brumfield, L'inda Caldwell. ·. Kenneth Calhoun , Tina Ca lIt was very much appreciated and enjoyed by all. · houn, Anita Campbell. Carroll THANKS! ,.,.y Canaday, Dav id Ca steel, Allan Clark, James Cox. Sharon Cox. Mark Cremeans, Jeffrey Denni so n, Jerry Fitl ~nger. Joan Fillinger. Edward Fu.lks. Pamela Fulks. Rodger Estep. Raymond Gibson, Matthew Hall, Shirley Halley , Walter Hineman. Roger Hunt, Donna Johnson, Donald Johnson ; Jesse Johnson, Keith Johnson. Tammy Jones. Ethel Koehler, Connie Lucas, Wenda II -Lucas, G lenn Maynard, Carolyn Mooney , Edward Miller. Jr., Murphy , John McGuire, Linda Pickell, Phillip Queen, Carolyn Roa c: h, William Saunders, Shciro n Shafer. Willard Sheets, Rick y Sibley, Scott Swain, Charles Taylor, Karen Taylor, Connie Unroe, Ter·ry Unroe, Randall Watson, James Waugh, Terry Waugh, Timothy Waugh. Billy Wells. Larrv Wells. Sharon Whit11ngton, Shelby Williams, Mary Wolford and JOhn Cilntan YOUR CHOICE $ Woodall . 00 .. THE ALUMNI OF MEIGS High Scqool are making progress towards forming an Alumni Association. Officers were elected last Tuesday. A meeting ofthe group will be Monday at 7:30p.m. at Meigs High School cafeteria. All alumni are urged to attend the meeting. Hope •for lottery CHARLESTON, W. V.a. (UP!) - Encouraged - and worried - by what happened in THE FWWER PHANTOM strikes. Betty Theiss, Racine, Ohio, backers .of state lottery went home the other evening and discovered that four porch legislation . pian to . k~ep subboxes that she had filled with flowers had been taken, bowever, a mitting it to the West Virginia note was left which read, "The Flower Phantom." Legislature . Betty, thinking it was one of her friends, forgot about the "It's a good sign that voters incident and went shopping. in Ohio approved a state lottery When she returned the four boxes had been returned plus two . there," Sen. Willfam R. more. Betty said the least they could have done was fill .the two Sharpe, D-Lewis, said . "It new ones. All her friends denied having any part in the plot. reinforces my belief that West Virginians would do the same MR. AND MRS. ROSS NORRIS and their daughter and son- jf they get the chance. in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Zirkle, both of Syracuse, are each " But it means that ountH we ~lebrating their wedding anniversaries today. have our own lottery, West Mr. and Mrs. Norris their 52iid and Mr. and Mrs. Zirkle their Virginians are going to be 26th. buying even more tickets in CONGRATULATIONS and many more happy years other states and sending out ' . logether. . more money that we need· . .. . . here." ' ( 1 PAT HOLTER, POMEROY, chairperson of the FROG ART Sharpe · is the senior OONTEST reported that 125 entries have been submitted. Deadline lor entering the contest was May 15. · i Edna Price's third grade students at Racine Elementary :Otered the contest, as did students of Mrs. Margaret Ella £ewis's art class at Meigs Hitlh School. AUGUSTA, 'Ga. (UPI) ( Pat also re~ived entries from ColulJ!boS, Pennsylvania, Rio Endorsing " the God-given ~rande, Athens and Albany. . right and constitutional ( All art work is to be taken to the office of Crow, Crow and guarantee to pursue a career rter by May 31 for judging the next day. All art work wtll be on without being hampered," a splay prior to the Frog Jump. Winners of the event will be ' Georgia judge has upheld the nounced at the Frog Jump whicp will be Saturday of Regatta right of newsmen to protect Weekend at Meigs Football field. .. · sources. ( . . . Judge Eugene Kerr ruled in . MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM H. (Tippy ) Dy·e, athletic director favor of reporters Friday on a · Northwestern University will be here to attend the annual ( lawmaker among the two senators and two delegates who submitted the proposal during the first session of the Gist legislature. c~:sponsor with Sharpe was Sen. Walter Neeley, D-Harrison, wh.ile Dels. Chuck Donley, D-Brooke, and Gust Brenda, D-Hancock, submitted it in the House. What is needed before ihe legislature can establish a West Virginia lottery is a change in the s tate const~!uti on, which now says the legislature "shall have no power to authorize lotteries or gilt enterprises for any purpose, and shall pass laws to 'prohibit the sale of lottery or gilt enterprise tickets in this state." A#JntlrGf Cll. . . E NEW FfATURES! EE STORAG • ZERO-DEGR VENtENCE . NO tNTlRtOR CONI AOif2' Wide . ·j bul on Y · n C id " des•9 · 1g" capac• Y s " Balanced o vnded inner · ; surro . l Freeling-co• le uniform lop· o· liner assures Ji~lribution. Bu•il· \0 boHom cold Newsmen win case E ~ . meroy High School Alumni Banquet aod dan~ next weekend. 1 Tippy's class will ~lebrate its 40th reunion this year, ' OR CLASSICAL ·---·--·---------------------------------- • I PANT SUITS 14 OFF lOLA'S Priestess of Thea Court. All members are to meet at the Beauty Spot Beauty Salon RD , Pomeroy at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, June 14, to decorate the Regatta Float. Mrs. Irma Yoho, Mrs Emma Clatworthy, Mrs . Mary Hughes, Mrs. Beulah Ewing, Mrs. Violet Miller Mrs. Bonnie Miller and Mrs. Evelyn Napper were named to serve on the Regatta Committee . .All members are to be in Middleport on Friday, June 15, to participate in the Regatta Parade. The next meeting will be on June 21 at the tiome of Mrs. Mary Hughes. Mrs. Reynolds to retire this year N.ease pronounced the benediction. Those in attendan~ were Mrs. John Scott, Mrs. Russ Watson, Mrs. Harry Wyatt, Mrs. Alfred Yeauger, Mrs. Olan Genheimer, Mrs. Edith Holter, Mrs. Fred Nease, Mrs. . "Mother." A responsive Henry Salser, Mrs. Vernon reading pertaining to mothers RUTLAND - Va ses of white long mint green gown. Nease, Mrs. Lillian Napper, COULD IT BE THAT A PARK yet may be developed be- · gladioli, palms, and se ven. Grant Newland, Coolville, tween Butternut Ave. and Mechanic St. For the past several days was led by Mrs. Genheimer. A Mrs. Llllian Henderson, Mrs. branch candelabra deeorated was best man, and the ushers now , heavy equipment has been smoothing out some dirt which reading "What is a Mother?" Kerns Roush, Mrs. Denver ". I deals" was read taken from ·Holter, Mrs. Roscoe Wise and th e altar of the Rutland were Sheridan Price, Hewitt, was hauled into that area for fill-in purposes. Certainly Pomeroy Sisson, Mrs Uswin Nease, Mrs. by .Mrs. Fred Nease and Edison Hollon, Mrs. Hanson Jennifer and Susanna, MidNazarene Church for the W. Va ., Dwight Bissell, Reeds- needs a park. wedding of Miss Naomi Ruth ville, a nd Zenith Price, Elyria . dleport; Mrs. Purley Karr and Bissell to Henry Paul Price. For her daughter 's wedding, Mrs. Horace Karr, Chester; ARTISTIC BILL MAYER has come up with a rather clever Mr's . William Knight, TUESDAY The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Bissell wore a blue crepe frog design lor the cover of the Meigs County Garden Club AMERICAN Legion Pl_easant; Mrs . Gertrude Mr . and Mrs. Charle s L. dress with a . blue tinted car- Association 's flower show scbedule for Regatta weekend. The MIDDLEPORT ~ Numerous Auxiliary, Racine Pos t 602, 8 Bissell, Chester and the nation corsage. Mrs. Price was frog theme is being included more in the c lasses this year, and Mitchell, Jane Ann Sisson, out-of-town friends and p.m. at the hall. MIDDLEPORT - The an- Mrs. Arthur Nease, Andrea bridegroom is the son of Mr. in a lilac crepe dress and had a Ia len ted Margaret Ella Lewis is making up the class signs. These relatives were here for the nual family wiener roast of the Witsel, · JUNIOR AMERICAN Legion and Mrs. Virgil Price, Rt. l, matching carnation corsage. will be ceramic lily pads with heavy green paper frogs attached funeral services of John K. Pomeroy; Mrs. Homebuilders Class of the William Sheridan, Rio Grande; Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett Long Bottom . A reception honoring the to the pads denoting the class. Quite nice, as you'll see. Smith conducted Thursday Middleport Church of Christ Mrs. Herbert Davis, Athens; c. Post 128, Middleport, 7 p .m . at The wedding was an event of couple was held at the Rutland One thing about that show - you do not need to be a garden afternoon at the Rawlingswas held Tuesday night at the Lee Ann Nease and Mrs. "i. the hall. April 20 at 7:30p.m. with the Elementary School im· club member to enter. In fact , the emphasis is on getting more Coats Funeral Home with Kyger Creek Park. Rev. Lloyd Grimm officiating. mediat ely following the non-garden club members, both male and female, to exhibit in WEDNESDAY Tommy Hanun, Nease Set- -~ burial in the Riverview Attending were Mr. and Mrs. tlement. Mrs. Archie Rose, organist, weddin g. A pink, white and the show. AMERICAN LEGION ..~· Cemetery . Leonard Van Meter and •. Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett and the Rev. Herbert Grate, lilac color scheme was carried The flower show will be held in the air-<:onditioned showroom Pallbearers were Edward Brenda, Mrs . David soloist , ·-Presented the musk out in Lhe table decoration s. A of the Pomeroy Motor Co. Pos t 128, polluck at 6 :30p.m. Letterman, Detroit, Mich .; Bumgardner, Terri and Bruce, with selections including " I . lour-tiered ca ke topped with with leg ionnaires to be guests. Roy Fleener, Gainesville, Mrs. Raymond Cole, Rayanna Love You Truly" and "To My the lraditional miniature bride Auxiliary members to take a llAVE A POWER lawnmower you no longer use? Tex.; Jay Fleener, Akron; SPR lN G . and David, Mr. and Mrs. Bride." and gropm with columns covet·ed dish. Meeting at 7:30 The Rutland Friendly Gardeners are rather desperate lor a Tom Kelly, Middleport; Lawrence Stewart, Mr. and p.m . Given .in marriage by her se Parating the tiers was mower which they can use to keep Rutland park in shape this Vincent Dabo, Pomeroy and Mrs. Ed Evans, Mr. and Mrs. father, the bride was attired in featured on the table. The cake summer. The Leading Creek Conservancy District ha s agreed to Glen Callahan, Charleston, W. REDUCED Russell Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. a formal length gown fashioned was baked by Mrs. Delbert. L. provide a man to mow the park but it's the responsibility of the Va. Chester Erwin and grandson, with a fitted bodice featuring a Bissell, sister-in-law of the club to come up with the mower. Just call Mrs. Homer Parker. SON BORN 1 The Rev. Ernest Eggers, scalloped neckline with bride. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond GALLIPOLIS - Mr . and Akron, officiated at the funeral Baker, Kathy and Angela, Mr. Presiding at the table were Four more ~ys ... where has the school year gone! Mrs. Clifford D. Rhodes , 125 irridescent accents and long services and the Rev. Dwight and Mrs. 'Carl Roach, Trudy, Portsmouth Rd., Gallipolis arc sleeves. Her pillbox headpiece Mrs . Sheldon Garverick, Zavitz, pastor of the MidRandy and Darin, Martha Main at Sycamore was embellished with Lexington, Ohio, sister of the announcing the birth of a son dleport First United POMEROY, OHIO McNeal, Sherrie Barnhart and May I at 9:58p.m . at Pleasant irridescents and from it fell a bride; Mrs . Delbert L. Bissell ' Presbyterian Church, con- • Sheila Folmer. Valley Hospital. The infant, veil of chantilly lace. The and Mrs. Roger Bissell, Long dueled tbe graveside rites. weighing 10 pounds 14'k ounces bride's bouquet was of white Bottom, sisters-in-law of theOut-of-town friends and and 22 inches long, has been and yellow rosebuds with bride. Mrs. Douglas M. Bissell, relatives here for the funeral named Brent Clifton. At home matching streamers on a white a ::;,ister-in-law of the bride, servi~s were Mr. and Mrs. Tuppers Plains, registered the to welcome the new arrival are Bible. Jay Fleener, Akron; Roy Matron of honor for the bride b'llCsts. MIDDLEPORT - Mrs. John the OCCL scholarship ·.loan Fleener, Gainesville, Tex.; Mr. DeweyLee, 8, Sherry, 5, and The couple resides at Rt. I, 'Blaker was elected president of fund and a donation for a gilt Jerry, 4. Grandparents are M·r. was her sister, Mrs. David L. and Mrs. Edward Letterman, Grate, Rutland , Sh€ wore a Long Bottom. the Middleport Child Con- fur Mrs. Arthur Rupe, retiring and I'virs. Thomas B. Davis, Rt. Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. The new Mrs. Price is a 1969 s ervaLion League at a meeting di strict president, was made. l! Gallipolis, Mrs. Gladys mint green candy-flocked gown Hugh Graham, Mrs. Lud Kent, ijhodes, Ironton, ~ and Albert and carded a white mwn with gra duate of Eastern High held Thursday night at the The spring district conference James Moody, H . . Cungreen tint and streamers. Mrs . School. Price attended Eastern home of Mrs. Don Grueser. . will be held on June 2 at the Rhodes, Pt. Pleasant. ningham, and Glen Callahan, Sheridan Price of Hewett, W. High School and is now emOther officers named for Holi da y Inn iri Gallipolis and · s1dewhen !he game's . Chatleston; Mrs. H. B. Yates, called comfort! ·Va ., sister-in-law o.f the groom, played as a loader operatOr at 1973-74 year were Mrs. Walter Mrs. Robert Schmoll was Mrs . Virginia · Minisker, Cushion-y padded an -attendant, was in a lavender the Island Creek Coal Co. at Monis, vice president; Mrs, nam ed delegate. Nine · other oonnruction is Connie's Dunbar, W.Va.; Mt. and Mrs. ~ft spQt in this slip-of-a. wallpaper print gown ; Mrs. Bob White, W. Va , Louis Osborn~. secretary; members will attend the C, W. Dobbins, Jr., Doylesl!lndal. You 'll soften up. Dwight H. Bissell, Reedsville, Out of town guests at the Mrs ..Charles Cobb, treasurer ; confe rence. too, when you try ill town, · Ohio; Mrs. Thora sister-in-law of the bride was in wedding were Mrs. Curtis and Mrs. Harold Blackston, IS HONORED Mrs. A·ll an Harris gave a Hamelin, Medina; Mr. and CHESTER - Mrs. Letha a pink candy-flocked gown, and Randolph and Teresa, Leipoic, repot·ter. Installation will take demonstration on how to make Mrs. A. Bittslein, Miss Judy Woods was among the 10 Mrs . Roy F. Rillle, TUppers Ohio; Mrs. Sheldon Garverick, · place at the June · 21 potluck . ccirsages. She explained ·how to Bing, Clevelilnd; Mr. and Mrs. charter me.mbers of CheSter Plains, a sister of the bride, ·.. Steve and Tim , LeJ<ington; Mr, dinner tQ be held at the Gt:ue's er use horne grown flowers and . N. F. Harman, Mr. and Mrs. Council 323, D~ughters of was in a yellow . wallpaper and Mrs . Harold Singer, home . how to ·ue florist ribbon ·so that Elmer Schaffer, Mr. and Mrs. ~merica, honored Tuesday print. All carried tinted mums Toledo; Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Read at the meeting was a the shiny side is always out. Paul. Nadeau, Erie, Pa.; Mr. mght at the 39th anniversary with streamers to match their Bissell, Delbert, Duane and note from the Meigs Com- Her son, Don Allan, was a and Mrs. C. H. Bing, Pinnelas, Devonia, Columbus; Miss munity Class thanking the CCL g u e~t at the meeting. observance. Her name was gowns. Fla.; Mrs. Frances Ellis and Miss Devonia Susan Bissell, Conn ie Cremeans, Gallipolis; for support of the school acunintentionally omitted from Members responded . to roll James Ellis, Mrs. A. D. Wilson, · an earlier listing of the charter niece of the bride, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Zenith Price and . tivitics particularl y the recent ca ll by naming their favorite Jr., Barboursville, W. Va. members. was the flower girl. She wore a family , Elyria; Mr. and Mrs. bowling tournament. The flower . Mrs. Dan White and 10% Sheridan Price and daughter, league voted to contribute to Mrs. Blaker were hostesses. Hewett, W. Va .; Mrs. Herbert For airline reservations around the corner ... Chambers and Chick, Masison, or around the world .. . lO ALL GRADUATES W.Va.; andMrs. Edna Fraker, TRAVEL TO INDIANA Hewett, W. Va LETARTFALLS-Mr and . May 21. RUTLAND - }\eservations Mrs. Bert Grimm, ' Mrs. PLAN BANQUET Call 446-0699 ror th~ 44th annual reunion and 'Each alumni may take one Isabelle Simpson and Mrs. vour~~srore HARRISONVILLE - The Micldlepor1 banquet of the Rutland High guest to the event. Reser- Gretta Simpson spent several 22S N. 2nd Ave. Scipio Alumni banquet will be School Alumn i Association are vations are $3.50 per person. days last week in Seymour, held Saturday , May 26, at the to be made with Mrs. Saundra Alumni unable to attend are Ind., visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harrisonville School. Dinner Tillis, Box 146, Rutland, by asked to send $1 dues to Mrs. Calvin (Bud ) Simpson. 33 Court Street TRAVEL SERVICE will be served at 7 p.rn . and a Tillis. The affair will be held at dance · will follow. Those the Rutland gymnasium on AMERICA'S LARGEST TRAVEL AGENCY wishing to make reservat ions Saturday, May 26, beginning at may call 742-4783 or 992-3845. HAS VISITORS POMEROY - Mrs. Gertrude 6 p.m. Music lor dancing will Millet· is recuperating at the be 'prov ided by Tex Harrison hon1e of hE:ir son-in-law · and and The Valley Boys. BATON daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl •BALLET Roach, Wright St. She was a MODERN discharged from Veterans a TAP IS PATIENT Mem orial Hospital Weda JAZZ a ACROBATICS nesday. Here on Sunday to visit MIDDLEPORT _ Marvin r a FOREIGN DANCES with the Roach family and Roush, Atlanta, Ga., is a Mrs. Miller were Jack Mnler surgical patient at an Atlanta Modeling for and Mrs. Louis Smith , hospital. lle is the son of Mrs. Contest & Pacjeants Columbus. Wednesday's guest Dora Ro u ~ h. Middleport, wa s Dale Miller, Huntington, • and the late Earl Roush. W. Va. MEIGS County Pioneer and Historical Society, I :30 p.m., at the museum . Plans for ' 'Heritage Sunday " will be made. Committee m embers and any interested persons of the county are invited. Shrinettes meet ·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::;;:;:::::::::::;;;,::::;;;.;::::::::-:-:-:::;:.;;::;:;:::::;;::.::::!'-:;o;.;;:~'!WW~ it,l- (- JEAN KISER, RACINE, who was paralyzed in an auto ac. 'dent in 1969, is taking therapy treatments at University Hospital, Columbos. . ~ Those wbo wish to send her a card may address it to Dodd Room 3140, 472 W. Eighth Ave., University Hospital, Columbus. J1aU, 1 I ~ \ IN AWARD UNIT ( GALLIPOLIS - Master Sergeant James D. Edmonds, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Edinonds, R.R. I, Gays, Ill., has "'"'n recognized for helping his, Military Airlift Comn1and wing based at Dover, Del., earn the U.S. Air Force Outstanding Vnit Award for the third time. His wile, Edna, is the daughter 0! Mrs. Helen Bloomer, 25 Madison Ave., Gallipolis. • , SQN BORN CHESTER - Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Hunter, Chester, are announcing the birth of a son, Thomas Preston, April 30 at the Pleasant Valley llospital. Mr. and Mrs Hunter have a daughter, Rachel, age 14. The maternal grandmother jg Mrs. Virginia Curtis, Weston, W. Va. and the paternal grandmother . is Mr:.S. Zelma Hunter, Mason. w. Va . series of suits for some $19 million . The case concerned a television broadcast abo ut some gambling raids on a local building housing a law firm. The firm; NichOlson and Fleming, sought to force news· man Jay Mann, of WJBF-'I'V, to disclose his sources. Kerr said he based his ruling on job freedom more than on freedom of the press. "You are ARMCO STEEL RAISED taking away the tools of the MIDDLETOWN, Ohio (UP)) trade when you require a news. - Following similar price man to reveal the so1,1rce of increases announced recently information," he said . by other steel producers, Armco Steel Corp. here Friday s3id it would raise prices on a PREP WORK DONE variety of flat-rolled., carbon VINTON - Cadet Candidate steel products by about 4.8 per cent with shipments of June 17. Harold H. Collins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Colston Collins, Rt. 2, has graduated from the U. S. Air Force Academy SET CONFERENCE MIDDLEPORT - A workers' Preparatory School. Cadet conference for the Middleport Candidate Collins will enter.the First Baptist Church Bible academy this summer and school, beginning June 4, will begin his lour-year academic be held Monday night at 7 p .m. and military studies for a at the church. Children from bachelor of scie nce degree and four years old through junio" commission in the Air Force. high school are invited to enroll He was graduated in 1972 from North Gallia High Sc~wL for the Bible school. Adn~lral U1»r~ WITH AD.VANCED NEW SEAMLESS DURA-LAS~ COMPARTMENT AND DOOR LINE~S CU32 DELUXE SLIMLINE . REFRIGERATOR 10 CU. FT. 24"W · 57" H FULL WIDTH FREEZER CHEST, 2 GLIDE OUT SHELVES. ror ~mailer families or · ~i l chen S:..only 24" ·wide! 10.1 cu. fl. {AHAMI ·net freezer space, 352 !b. froz en food ·Capaci ty. "Circula ting Cold .Air'' design, with J fullwidth , double -grid freezing shelves-plus extended top freezing grid that bathes compartmen! and all door ~he lve~ w1th a cascade of cold air. 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But not without the cooperation and help of village officials and employes, tile business people and the res idents t~emselves who pitched in "to make tile smaU but growing community, quite a bit more attractive and a nicer place to live. Seventeen truckloads of trash - everything, including some old kitchen sinks - were hauled away by village employes Bruce Davis, Jeff TiUis and Garfield Sizemore. Then about two tons of paper were collected and taken to the Atllens Recycling Center . This was considered an excellent response to the garden club's plea to residents to save their paper for recyc ling and thereby sav e th e nation's natural resources Buildin gs were painted, lawns were cleaned up, the village park was groomed, nearly a 1,000 litter bags provided by Royal Crown were distributed along with that many packets of marigold S!'eds donated by the Rutland Branch of the Pomeroy National Bank, As a special beautification project, large c()ncrete planters filled with colorful flowers were placed on the lour corners of the bridge 1 J , f. 'If r I I. LANDSCAPING AT FOREST ACRES PARK - Three cabins at Forest Anes Park three miles ·north of Rutland have been landscaped by the Rutland Friendly Gardeners. Sl1rubs, trees, and flowers have been placed around tile three cabins as part of the garden club 's extensive beautification project. Putting in a few petunias to complete the planting at one of the cabins are Mrs. Richard Fetty, left , and her two-year ..old son, Shawn, and Mrs. Homer Parker. Jack Crisp, President of the Leading Creek Conservancy District, looks on. located · on Main St. in the business district. The large round planter at the corner of Main and Salem Streets wa~ . fllltd with geranium s. Many helped with the expense including Mr. and Mrs. Eli Denis·on, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snowden , Doris Bea uty Shop, the Bank , Carpenter's Market, Archie 's Recreation Center , the Rutland Department Store, liutland Fur.n iture, Bill ~mith's Garage, Stewart's Gun Shop and Hardwa re, Fran's Re::; Laura nt, Mille r Bros. Grocery, and Mr . and Mrs. Harold Hyse ll. Since the Rutland Friendly Gard ~ners are not ' fl ush" wi th funds for community work, they con t<Jcted merchants for cash donatiOns and solicited industrial plants and stores. Cleveland 's Greenh ouse at Ra cine, Kroge rs , Midway Market, and the 7·33 Market of Pomeroy all con tributed 1 ge ranium s, dusty miller , pe tunias, marigolds. coleus, and ivy to do their part toward making RutlaQd a ·•bJoomin' town ." Besides filling the five planters two beds at the village park were planted with the flowers . Bolin's Store at Lan gsville donated the plantin g medium for the five planters. MANY INVOLVE D Numerous people, both Rent-a-camp plan is set • PRESENTED CHECK - The sixth grade class at Harrisonville Elementary has been working hard tllis school year making · money for a planned 2-trip to King's Island and a Cincinnati Reds baU game. The class will leave June 16. Shown Thursday presenting a check to c;lass members are, back ' row, l.;r, Charles Hamilton, 'production manager at Royal Crown Botuing Company, to Ernest Mitchell, treasurer, and Steve Arnold, president; front row,_ Lewis Harper, who turned in the largest number of caps, and Nick Joseph. The class will be accompanied by Greg McCall, assistant principal; Lewis Harper and Mrs. Robert Welsh, and the bus drivers and their wives, Mr. and M-rs. L~e Wood and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Morris. The check was for $96.80. Terrorists take plane MEXICO CITY (UP!) armed left-wing · Four terrorists · demanding the , release of 79 Venezuelan "political prisoners" forced a hijacked · ~enezuelan airliner with 38 hostages aboard to take off for Cuba Saturday after threatening to blow the plane. up. . The airliner, with the hijackers, five crew mell}.bers, 32 passengers and a Mexican policemen aboard, took off at . noon CST (2 p.m. EDT). · The Venezuelan government, after a meeting in Caracas of President Rafael Caldera with his top aides, had rejected tile hijackers' demands for the prisoner release shortly before the plane left for Cuha. ''The government cannot accept the request of the hijackers," Luis Alberto Machado, secretary general of the Venezuelan presidency, told newsmen following 'the emergency meeting in the presidential palace. The terrorists, all with hand 8renades and two witll pistols, made Mexico City their fourth stop since the hijacking Friday night over western Venezuela., They had said IIley would destroy the twin-engined Con, vair 580 of Venezuela's stateAvensa Airlines unless Mexican and Venezuelan officials came to the plane to negotiate their demands. The guerrillas were identified by tile Venezuelan police as members of the left-wing "Point Zero" group. Humberto Rumbos , Venezuelan Einbassy spokesman in Mexico City, went to the airport, saying the hijackers were demanding that th_e 79 "political prisoners" be · run landed at Jose Marti airport in Havana, Cuha, within 48 hours, "I ·will not go · aboard, 11 · Rtunbos said after conferring with Mexican authorities at the airport. "My government will not . accede to the cowardly demands of the terrorists, In Venezuela we don't have pOlitical prisoners; those men are held for common crimes. We have fuU confidence in the steps the Mexican government will take." "There's little the Mexican government can do," Mexican Transport Minister Eugenio Sales tax income higher this year POMEROY - Retail and auto sales tax receipts in Meigs County were up in April, 1973, compared to April last year, according to Mrs , Gertrude Donahey, state treasurer. · Receipts from auto sales tax this year were $34,192 .91 compared to receipts of $25,111.54 in 1972, an increase of 36.16 pet., or $9,081.37. Retail sales tax totaled ~33,447 .66 compared to $26,036.84 last year an increase of 28.46 pet. , or $7,410.82. young and old, got Involved in the bea utification project. Robbie Birchfield, a Meigs High School student, made a new sign for the village park; Robert Snowden, a village councilman, trimmed the fl owering crabapple trees which line the streets and was assisted by Vernon Weber, village clerk in mowing the park, with Virgil Dill, an empl oyee of Operation Mainstream of the Leading Creek Conservancy District, doing some raking. Quali ty Pri nt Shop of Mid· dl epor t fu r nished ' ' rlye rs" used in conjunction with cleanup, paint-up and plan t-up week, ·, : and yout~ or Rutland staged a " march against litter' distributing nower seeds, litter bags, and fl yers about the trash collection. BRIDGE PLANTERS - Large concrete planters filled with coli>rful flowers adorn the four comers of the bridge located on Maln St. in the business district of Rutland. These planters Mrs. Homer Parker has been were placed as il part of the "Let's Make Rutland a Bloomin' Clean Town". project sponsored chairman for th e Rutland Friendly Gardeners in tile by tile Rutland Friendly Gardeners. Mrs. Homer Parker, club project chairman, is pictured here with one of the planters. Witll her is Bill Hobstetter of the Rutland Branch of the Pomeroy · project o£ civic beautification National Bank, a large financial contributor to the annual beautification project of the garden which will be entered in the club. Sears Community Involvement Program, a contest of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs for recognition and cash fl owers has been completed tractive, the club members may send a · check to Mrs. around the three cabins at the planted 14 old fashioned Homer Parker, Box 9·3, awards. park. Besides the landscaping rambling roses, two lilacs, and Rutland. The contributions can PARK IMPROVED TOO But the work of civic plants, lilac, rambling and seven dogwood tree seedlings. be designated either for Repeated trips to the park making Rutland even more of beautification did not stop with climbing roses, forsythia, 50 sp. r uce seedlings, 7 dogwood , 21 and hours and hours of labor by a "bloomin' clean town" or the Rutland village . a place whe(e Forest Acres Park, located tulip poplar , peonies, and the garden club members went Park on the New Lima Road north of dozens of annual flowers have into the planting projecls at the everything's comin' up roses, been planted. park. Even two-year-old or geraniwns, or petunias,'.' br Rutland, has benelited from A steep bank behind the rest- Shawn Fetty, son of Mr. and beautiful flowering trees,' ,Dr the Rutland Friendly Gar,' deners' interes t in beau- rooms was planted with the Mrs Richard Fetty, Jr., did his whatever you'd like. in an effort to stop erosion trees part by carrying water to the tification. as well as beautify. Three large new plantings. And then there In 1972 plantings at the park FUN by Wayne bird houses built was 79-year-old Floyd Cleland, were started by the club. At that time an entrance planting Turner, have been placed on an employee of Operation of JWliper, ·pfitze, Hemlock, poles overlooking the lake . Mainstream, who g~ve a hand Coral climbing roses were in spading up the flower beds. Spruce and Flowering Several employees of Crabapple trees· was com- placed at the corner of the !'ihelter house and peonies were Operation Mainst_ream pleted. placed around a light pole near assisted Mrs. Parker and Mrs . This year - in fa ct, just last the shelter. Fetty with the plantings. week - landscaping with To make the rear end of the Stakes to support and protect shrubs, malus trees, and parking area a bit more at- the plantings were donated by King Builders, Valley Lumber, COLUMBUS (UP[) - Gov. John J. Gilligan annolUlced Saturday the state's "rent-aM, and R. Bargainland camp'' program for families and the Pomeroy Cewho want to try camping but ment Block Co . The don't own the necessary shrubbery was placed b_Y equipment will begin Memorial Day weekend at five state Carpers Nursery. parks. Jack Crisp, president of the · The governor said a total of Leading Creek Conservancy 20 fully equipped campsites District is most enthusiastic will be available from May 25 about the work of the garden through Sept. 30 at Delaware, club in making the park more Findlay, Harrison Lake , Pundattractive for ·the thousands of erson and Stonelick s tate visitors expeCted this summer. parks , He recently presented Mrs. "Response to the rent-a. Parker with a check for $7S to camp conc.!!pt" has been help defray the costs of the tremendpus ~iilce the departplantings. ment announced it -in Both the beautification . February;" said Gilligan. through . planting projects in "We're Julppy it has been the village of .Rutland and well received and hope many at the Forest Acr.,s ,. non-campers will take advan. SOMETIIING DIFFERENT - Senior students at Park will continue . Jast tage of the opportunity to try Alexander High School at Albany chartered th boat,, how many more trees, "Chaperone," for an excursion down the Ohio River Friday camping this way," he said. shrubs and flowers will The campsites will rent for $6 night. The boat docked at the Pomeroy Levee where students be planted will be determined, a night, with a seven-nig ht boarded the boat. Tho excursion was open to any student of to a great extent, by citizen response . limit. the high school who cared to go and pay his own fare. Faculty Equipment provided at each members, wives and husbands went along. Everyone willing to donate campsite will include a ten! .. ,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,._ _ _ _ _ _.. towards these two projects, with an overfly and dining can' . _...,.·-•·.-,.;'<).;)"1·~., opy, two cots, two air mattres.::,If. ~-N,::~::J/f~,:~·~) . ses, a propane camp stove an TO THE HARD OF · ·'.1' 11 i ........"~ .,~, . , '·,t -., HEARING .• , A 80-<juart cooler. a wood utility . 1 · · ." f'liJ.~;· ) , '·n ' ! .. ;r'"· '" :'W 'i~. ··J TELEPHONE table, a picnic table, two keroAMPLIFIER sene · torch lamps, a folding -.i -... If' 'J0¥,.'..Thll oHer Is tlntlted to grate for cookirig over an o~n ... i!. ... theH~rd-of-Hearlngonly. fire and a fire extinguisher. \l iv • j? ~ Just fill out the COU• ' ). Mail Donation to: Rutland Voluntee Fire Department Rutland, Ohio Enclose cash. check or money order with self· addressed stamped envelope or lOc for handling . GET MARRIED·... Stop in for your Free Copy of the Bride's Booklet· Grover's Studio When Pr·~essionalism Count" Ph.m-2m ·1 15S N. Second ' MfddlepOrt RECENTLY, Mr. Arendacs asked his pupils to put their tboughls down on paper, and illustrate them with a drawing, similar to editorial cartoons which appears in newspapers a(ross the country. • Installs fast and easy, CoJm- . pletely outside. • Amana electro-coating finish for rust protection. • ArMana enginee~ed for quiet Operation. For year 'round comfort in· stall Amana now. includes. air conditioning unit 9 to 9 DAILY C-CINIY it L.l.V, (,<.' H 0 "~Jtr( oQ .54"c.Rf:TJt""' o ~ rfK,~IK 0 ' ~rlllt$ 1 ~i NNfJ¢#•~ • 0 L llF T n, t f'IO<..J TW" 7 rH E vN:rn D H( Dl"moe,._..,..:;c fllf•rv R REPVtJUf!tM/. IIAJA zs 0 PfJL7~ :Z CIU.. 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Thompson, 29, native of "Wellston, named GAHS football coach. EA. I Need. a home improvement loan? 3 CELL PAMPERS FLASHLIGHT with BATTERIES DAYTIME 30's $ 39 Complete BOX ~ Bombing ·'NORFOLK, Va. (UP!) ;fi.esident Nixon, addressing Armed Forces Day :jathering, Saturday defended ::111e continued use of U.S. ';8li-power in Southeast Asia as '!"aimed solely at preserving :~ strengthening the peace." ~::fhe President also took the ~asion to tell his ~udience of :ll<!ldiers, sailors, airmen and ;tlfiorines ·assembled alongside the carrier Independence: •• d ~~: t'Your courage an your ~dfastness are the backbone ~: America's influence · for ~lice around the world. I ·~ak for all your fellow 'lllbericallS when I say that we lifl1e you a debt of gratitude we l:an never fully repay." ! In his prepared text, the President did not mention the hontinued American bombing ln Cambodia, for which he Is ~nder heavy fire in both \ Houses or Congress. .But he 9bviously aUuded to that in $aying: \ . "North · Vietnam ... has ll"rsisted in violations of the faris agreements. They have, lor example, refused to with.jraw the thoosands ?f troops 'fhich they still mamtain m t;.aos and Camhodia. They have poured huge amounts of rhilitarj equipment into these areas and into South Vietnam. ' "It would be a crime against the memory of those 1\mericans who made the ultimate sacrifice for peace in IIIdochina, and a serious blow tO this country's ability to lead censtructively elsewhere in the World, for us to stand by and ptnnit the setUement reached in · Paris to be systematically destroyed by violations such as these. · i flexible duct kit return air grill new automatic thermostat installation. extra ~noth~i ~ummer battling ••• SAVES TI,.E & MONEY .:an ' Don 't Spend ... defended ................................. It Takes THREE to +++ Rutland June 6-9 ~ '~"···· ""~-"'-- ,i1J~'' "' SEVENTII grade pupils of Paul Arendacs' Ohio history class at Gallipolis JWlior High School are up on tile latest happenings, not only locally and aroWld the Buckeye State, but across the nation. ' Help us. help you promote )lour com · munity projects. · Fo each $1.00 donation·, receiveS FREE RID TICKETS. co.., By Hobart Wilson Jr. COMING TO ~~~ ·r;P~:.~ . • . ~ Dateline Gallia McGuffey Amusements FREE , M~ndez Docurro said. "The demarids are directed to' the Venezuelan government, not Mexico. The situation is extremely tense,'' he said. The plane landed at Mexico City 's International Airport pon below ancl mall. Our \ Q ·, ! 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The Kyger Creek High School TELEPHONE AMPLIFIER 1 II Band will play, Members of 3361011rH ..IOH ST. I L-'eeney-Bennett Post 128, L ______c!"!~!!s~~~!;s.!';!_~~---J ON . DEAN'S LIST American Legion, Middleport, CHESTER - Nancy Kay will participate. Baum, daughter of Mr, and Ml"s. Dcimai Baum, Chester and David G. Srnith, son of Mr. and Mrs .' David A. Smith, Long Bottom, have ~een ,named on tile dean 's list at Marietta College. Both will be juniors there tllis fall . the BRIDE. ·.. the GROOM and the TIRES GO.UP PHOTOGRAPHER AKRON, Ohi o (UP! ) GoOdyea r Tire and Rubber Co. 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But not without the cooperation and help of village officials and employes, tile business people and the res idents t~emselves who pitched in "to make tile smaU but growing community, quite a bit more attractive and a nicer place to live. Seventeen truckloads of trash - everything, including some old kitchen sinks - were hauled away by village employes Bruce Davis, Jeff TiUis and Garfield Sizemore. Then about two tons of paper were collected and taken to the Atllens Recycling Center . This was considered an excellent response to the garden club's plea to residents to save their paper for recyc ling and thereby sav e th e nation's natural resources Buildin gs were painted, lawns were cleaned up, the village park was groomed, nearly a 1,000 litter bags provided by Royal Crown were distributed along with that many packets of marigold S!'eds donated by the Rutland Branch of the Pomeroy National Bank, As a special beautification project, large c()ncrete planters filled with colorful flowers were placed on the lour corners of the bridge 1 J , f. 'If r I I. LANDSCAPING AT FOREST ACRES PARK - Three cabins at Forest Anes Park three miles ·north of Rutland have been landscaped by the Rutland Friendly Gardeners. Sl1rubs, trees, and flowers have been placed around tile three cabins as part of the garden club 's extensive beautification project. Putting in a few petunias to complete the planting at one of the cabins are Mrs. Richard Fetty, left , and her two-year ..old son, Shawn, and Mrs. Homer Parker. Jack Crisp, President of the Leading Creek Conservancy District, looks on. located · on Main St. in the business district. The large round planter at the corner of Main and Salem Streets wa~ . fllltd with geranium s. Many helped with the expense including Mr. and Mrs. Eli Denis·on, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snowden , Doris Bea uty Shop, the Bank , Carpenter's Market, Archie 's Recreation Center , the Rutland Department Store, liutland Fur.n iture, Bill ~mith's Garage, Stewart's Gun Shop and Hardwa re, Fran's Re::; Laura nt, Mille r Bros. Grocery, and Mr . and Mrs. Harold Hyse ll. Since the Rutland Friendly Gard ~ners are not ' fl ush" wi th funds for community work, they con t<Jcted merchants for cash donatiOns and solicited industrial plants and stores. Cleveland 's Greenh ouse at Ra cine, Kroge rs , Midway Market, and the 7·33 Market of Pomeroy all con tributed 1 ge ranium s, dusty miller , pe tunias, marigolds. coleus, and ivy to do their part toward making RutlaQd a ·•bJoomin' town ." Besides filling the five planters two beds at the village park were planted with the flowers . Bolin's Store at Lan gsville donated the plantin g medium for the five planters. MANY INVOLVE D Numerous people, both Rent-a-camp plan is set • PRESENTED CHECK - The sixth grade class at Harrisonville Elementary has been working hard tllis school year making · money for a planned 2-trip to King's Island and a Cincinnati Reds baU game. The class will leave June 16. Shown Thursday presenting a check to c;lass members are, back ' row, l.;r, Charles Hamilton, 'production manager at Royal Crown Botuing Company, to Ernest Mitchell, treasurer, and Steve Arnold, president; front row,_ Lewis Harper, who turned in the largest number of caps, and Nick Joseph. The class will be accompanied by Greg McCall, assistant principal; Lewis Harper and Mrs. Robert Welsh, and the bus drivers and their wives, Mr. and M-rs. L~e Wood and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Morris. The check was for $96.80. Terrorists take plane MEXICO CITY (UP!) armed left-wing · Four terrorists · demanding the , release of 79 Venezuelan "political prisoners" forced a hijacked · ~enezuelan airliner with 38 hostages aboard to take off for Cuba Saturday after threatening to blow the plane. up. . The airliner, with the hijackers, five crew mell}.bers, 32 passengers and a Mexican policemen aboard, took off at . noon CST (2 p.m. EDT). · The Venezuelan government, after a meeting in Caracas of President Rafael Caldera with his top aides, had rejected tile hijackers' demands for the prisoner release shortly before the plane left for Cuha. ''The government cannot accept the request of the hijackers," Luis Alberto Machado, secretary general of the Venezuelan presidency, told newsmen following 'the emergency meeting in the presidential palace. The terrorists, all with hand 8renades and two witll pistols, made Mexico City their fourth stop since the hijacking Friday night over western Venezuela., They had said IIley would destroy the twin-engined Con, vair 580 of Venezuela's stateAvensa Airlines unless Mexican and Venezuelan officials came to the plane to negotiate their demands. The guerrillas were identified by tile Venezuelan police as members of the left-wing "Point Zero" group. Humberto Rumbos , Venezuelan Einbassy spokesman in Mexico City, went to the airport, saying the hijackers were demanding that th_e 79 "political prisoners" be · run landed at Jose Marti airport in Havana, Cuha, within 48 hours, "I ·will not go · aboard, 11 · Rtunbos said after conferring with Mexican authorities at the airport. "My government will not . accede to the cowardly demands of the terrorists, In Venezuela we don't have pOlitical prisoners; those men are held for common crimes. We have fuU confidence in the steps the Mexican government will take." "There's little the Mexican government can do," Mexican Transport Minister Eugenio Sales tax income higher this year POMEROY - Retail and auto sales tax receipts in Meigs County were up in April, 1973, compared to April last year, according to Mrs , Gertrude Donahey, state treasurer. · Receipts from auto sales tax this year were $34,192 .91 compared to receipts of $25,111.54 in 1972, an increase of 36.16 pet., or $9,081.37. Retail sales tax totaled ~33,447 .66 compared to $26,036.84 last year an increase of 28.46 pet. , or $7,410.82. young and old, got Involved in the bea utification project. Robbie Birchfield, a Meigs High School student, made a new sign for the village park; Robert Snowden, a village councilman, trimmed the fl owering crabapple trees which line the streets and was assisted by Vernon Weber, village clerk in mowing the park, with Virgil Dill, an empl oyee of Operation Mainstream of the Leading Creek Conservancy District, doing some raking. Quali ty Pri nt Shop of Mid· dl epor t fu r nished ' ' rlye rs" used in conjunction with cleanup, paint-up and plan t-up week, ·, : and yout~ or Rutland staged a " march against litter' distributing nower seeds, litter bags, and fl yers about the trash collection. BRIDGE PLANTERS - Large concrete planters filled with coli>rful flowers adorn the four comers of the bridge located on Maln St. in the business district of Rutland. These planters Mrs. Homer Parker has been were placed as il part of the "Let's Make Rutland a Bloomin' Clean Town". project sponsored chairman for th e Rutland Friendly Gardeners in tile by tile Rutland Friendly Gardeners. Mrs. Homer Parker, club project chairman, is pictured here with one of the planters. Witll her is Bill Hobstetter of the Rutland Branch of the Pomeroy · project o£ civic beautification National Bank, a large financial contributor to the annual beautification project of the garden which will be entered in the club. Sears Community Involvement Program, a contest of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs for recognition and cash fl owers has been completed tractive, the club members may send a · check to Mrs. around the three cabins at the planted 14 old fashioned Homer Parker, Box 9·3, awards. park. Besides the landscaping rambling roses, two lilacs, and Rutland. The contributions can PARK IMPROVED TOO But the work of civic plants, lilac, rambling and seven dogwood tree seedlings. be designated either for Repeated trips to the park making Rutland even more of beautification did not stop with climbing roses, forsythia, 50 sp. r uce seedlings, 7 dogwood , 21 and hours and hours of labor by a "bloomin' clean town" or the Rutland village . a place whe(e Forest Acres Park, located tulip poplar , peonies, and the garden club members went Park on the New Lima Road north of dozens of annual flowers have into the planting projecls at the everything's comin' up roses, been planted. park. Even two-year-old or geraniwns, or petunias,'.' br Rutland, has benelited from A steep bank behind the rest- Shawn Fetty, son of Mr. and beautiful flowering trees,' ,Dr the Rutland Friendly Gar,' deners' interes t in beau- rooms was planted with the Mrs Richard Fetty, Jr., did his whatever you'd like. in an effort to stop erosion trees part by carrying water to the tification. as well as beautify. Three large new plantings. And then there In 1972 plantings at the park FUN by Wayne bird houses built was 79-year-old Floyd Cleland, were started by the club. At that time an entrance planting Turner, have been placed on an employee of Operation of JWliper, ·pfitze, Hemlock, poles overlooking the lake . Mainstream, who g~ve a hand Coral climbing roses were in spading up the flower beds. Spruce and Flowering Several employees of Crabapple trees· was com- placed at the corner of the !'ihelter house and peonies were Operation Mainst_ream pleted. placed around a light pole near assisted Mrs. Parker and Mrs . This year - in fa ct, just last the shelter. Fetty with the plantings. week - landscaping with To make the rear end of the Stakes to support and protect shrubs, malus trees, and parking area a bit more at- the plantings were donated by King Builders, Valley Lumber, COLUMBUS (UP[) - Gov. John J. Gilligan annolUlced Saturday the state's "rent-aM, and R. Bargainland camp'' program for families and the Pomeroy Cewho want to try camping but ment Block Co . The don't own the necessary shrubbery was placed b_Y equipment will begin Memorial Day weekend at five state Carpers Nursery. parks. Jack Crisp, president of the · The governor said a total of Leading Creek Conservancy 20 fully equipped campsites District is most enthusiastic will be available from May 25 about the work of the garden through Sept. 30 at Delaware, club in making the park more Findlay, Harrison Lake , Pundattractive for ·the thousands of erson and Stonelick s tate visitors expeCted this summer. parks , He recently presented Mrs. "Response to the rent-a. Parker with a check for $7S to camp conc.!!pt" has been help defray the costs of the tremendpus ~iilce the departplantings. ment announced it -in Both the beautification . February;" said Gilligan. through . planting projects in "We're Julppy it has been the village of .Rutland and well received and hope many at the Forest Acr.,s ,. non-campers will take advan. SOMETIIING DIFFERENT - Senior students at Park will continue . Jast tage of the opportunity to try Alexander High School at Albany chartered th boat,, how many more trees, "Chaperone," for an excursion down the Ohio River Friday camping this way," he said. shrubs and flowers will The campsites will rent for $6 night. The boat docked at the Pomeroy Levee where students be planted will be determined, a night, with a seven-nig ht boarded the boat. Tho excursion was open to any student of to a great extent, by citizen response . limit. the high school who cared to go and pay his own fare. Faculty Equipment provided at each members, wives and husbands went along. Everyone willing to donate campsite will include a ten! .. ,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,._ _ _ _ _ _.. towards these two projects, with an overfly and dining can' . _...,.·-•·.-,.;'<).;)"1·~., opy, two cots, two air mattres.::,If. ~-N,::~::J/f~,:~·~) . ses, a propane camp stove an TO THE HARD OF · ·'.1' 11 i ........"~ .,~, . , '·,t -., HEARING .• , A 80-<juart cooler. a wood utility . 1 · · ." f'liJ.~;· ) , '·n ' ! .. ;r'"· '" :'W 'i~. ··J TELEPHONE table, a picnic table, two keroAMPLIFIER sene · torch lamps, a folding -.i -... If' 'J0¥,.'..Thll oHer Is tlntlted to grate for cookirig over an o~n ... i!. ... theH~rd-of-Hearlngonly. fire and a fire extinguisher. \l iv • j? ~ Just fill out the COU• ' ). Mail Donation to: Rutland Voluntee Fire Department Rutland, Ohio Enclose cash. check or money order with self· addressed stamped envelope or lOc for handling . GET MARRIED·... Stop in for your Free Copy of the Bride's Booklet· Grover's Studio When Pr·~essionalism Count" Ph.m-2m ·1 15S N. Second ' MfddlepOrt RECENTLY, Mr. Arendacs asked his pupils to put their tboughls down on paper, and illustrate them with a drawing, similar to editorial cartoons which appears in newspapers a(ross the country. • Installs fast and easy, CoJm- . pletely outside. • Amana electro-coating finish for rust protection. • ArMana enginee~ed for quiet Operation. For year 'round comfort in· stall Amana now. includes. air conditioning unit 9 to 9 DAILY C-CINIY it L.l.V, (,<.' H 0 "~Jtr( oQ .54"c.Rf:TJt""' o ~ rfK,~IK 0 ' ~rlllt$ 1 ~i NNfJ¢#•~ • 0 L llF T n, t f'IO<..J TW" 7 rH E vN:rn D H( Dl"moe,._..,..:;c fllf•rv R REPVtJUf!tM/. IIAJA zs 0 PfJL7~ :Z CIU.. 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Thompson, 29, native of "Wellston, named GAHS football coach. EA. I Need. a home improvement loan? 3 CELL PAMPERS FLASHLIGHT with BATTERIES DAYTIME 30's $ 39 Complete BOX ~ Bombing ·'NORFOLK, Va. (UP!) ;fi.esident Nixon, addressing Armed Forces Day :jathering, Saturday defended ::111e continued use of U.S. ';8li-power in Southeast Asia as '!"aimed solely at preserving :~ strengthening the peace." ~::fhe President also took the ~asion to tell his ~udience of :ll<!ldiers, sailors, airmen and ;tlfiorines ·assembled alongside the carrier Independence: •• d ~~: t'Your courage an your ~dfastness are the backbone ~: America's influence · for ~lice around the world. I ·~ak for all your fellow 'lllbericallS when I say that we lifl1e you a debt of gratitude we l:an never fully repay." ! In his prepared text, the President did not mention the hontinued American bombing ln Cambodia, for which he Is ~nder heavy fire in both \ Houses or Congress. .But he 9bviously aUuded to that in $aying: \ . "North · Vietnam ... has ll"rsisted in violations of the faris agreements. They have, lor example, refused to with.jraw the thoosands ?f troops 'fhich they still mamtain m t;.aos and Camhodia. They have poured huge amounts of rhilitarj equipment into these areas and into South Vietnam. ' "It would be a crime against the memory of those 1\mericans who made the ultimate sacrifice for peace in IIIdochina, and a serious blow tO this country's ability to lead censtructively elsewhere in the World, for us to stand by and ptnnit the setUement reached in · Paris to be systematically destroyed by violations such as these. · i flexible duct kit return air grill new automatic thermostat installation. extra ~noth~i ~ummer battling ••• SAVES TI,.E & MONEY .:an ' Don 't Spend ... defended ................................. It Takes THREE to +++ Rutland June 6-9 ~ '~"···· ""~-"'-- ,i1J~'' "' SEVENTII grade pupils of Paul Arendacs' Ohio history class at Gallipolis JWlior High School are up on tile latest happenings, not only locally and aroWld the Buckeye State, but across the nation. ' Help us. help you promote )lour com · munity projects. · Fo each $1.00 donation·, receiveS FREE RID TICKETS. co.., By Hobart Wilson Jr. COMING TO ~~~ ·r;P~:.~ . • . ~ Dateline Gallia McGuffey Amusements FREE , M~ndez Docurro said. "The demarids are directed to' the Venezuelan government, not Mexico. The situation is extremely tense,'' he said. The plane landed at Mexico City 's International Airport pon below ancl mall. Our \ Q ·, ! 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The Kyger Creek High School TELEPHONE AMPLIFIER 1 II Band will play, Members of 3361011rH ..IOH ST. I L-'eeney-Bennett Post 128, L ______c!"!~!!s~~~!;s.!';!_~~---J ON . DEAN'S LIST American Legion, Middleport, CHESTER - Nancy Kay will participate. Baum, daughter of Mr, and Ml"s. Dcimai Baum, Chester and David G. Srnith, son of Mr. and Mrs .' David A. Smith, Long Bottom, have ~een ,named on tile dean 's list at Marietta College. Both will be juniors there tllis fall . the BRIDE. ·.. the GROOM and the TIRES GO.UP PHOTOGRAPHER AKRON, Ohi o (UP! ) GoOdyea r Tire and Rubber Co. Our Skill and experience assures you a profe_ssional photographic r ecord announced price hikes Friday that will capture lor your memory, of up to 5.5 per cent on tires and the splendpr of your wedding . lubes for motorcycles, bicycles For the photographic record of your and fa rm vehicles and on sizes wedding, the services of a qualh.ed of truCk tires and tubes uSed professional photographer · are essential. primarily on earthmOv'in g vehicles. . TWO TESTIFV POMEROY - Mrs. Hazel McKelvey and MI'S. Letha Proffitt of the Gallia-Mefgs NOT POPULAR CAP Office in Pomeroy were in CHESTER Saturday Athens recently to testify school plainly is .Wlpopular. At before the ;jovernor 1s health the Chester Elementary school care task force as to the health Saturd ay where cl.asses were needs of the people in this area. held to make up a day missed They . participated at th e due to one day over the fi ve day request of the state oifice of calamity limit, there were 138 Huinan Resources and Com- students present out of an mWlity Development. enrolll)lent of 230. " r------------~---- 1 I ' ' I "' .. '• heat and humidity. Let Amana k~ep •t deltghtfully .cool and dry indoors. You·u ·sleep be~er. feel better and eat better. House· cleaning will be eas1er, too, because Amana filterS the air. . · A.MANA CAN HEAT YOUR HOME TOOl Wiih optional elec· tnc stnp heaters that Plug right in and go to work . The · you safe, clean, gentle heating throughout yOur entire ~ 0~~~ Our experta . can i.nstall . your Amana central air conditioner a~ut as eas1ly as mstatllng a room unit. It costs less than you thmk. CALL 992-5321 . FOR A FREE ESTIMATE Foreman & Abbott MIDDL~PORT, OHIO ) "FAYGO" 10' DIET POP X 18" FOLDING WIRE FENCE (7 FLAVORS) 12/"s ¢ 120($ .. •O 0 You'll get more than money at O.V. B.! You'll get first class service. The kind that makes Ohio Valley Bank a first class bank. Plant shrubbery, pave a driveway, install carpeting, paint inside or out, build a patio, etc. We have a financing plan to fit your needs whatever your improvement.' Ohio'Y!M~Y Ba~ NO SERVICE CHARGE ON CHECKING \ ARTIFICIAL POTTED FLOWERS "FRENCH CITY" 16 PIECE SET WIENERS IRONSTONE DINNERWARE 12 OZ. PACKAGE • Blue Willow Design $129 .99 TO SET .}t;:i~•·!i'iT$. '· �,I I~ • 1%- The Sunday Times - Sentinel, Sunday, May 211, 1973 Woman injured, treated CLINIC ESTABLISHBD A COLUMBUS t UP! ) grant of nearly $80,000 has been approved by Gov. John J . Gilligan for establishment or a forensic psychia try c linic in GALUPOLIS - failuretoyieldtherightorway. Dean , 19. Pomeroy, was There was heavy damage to treated a nd released Friday·at both cars. A second accident occurred Veterans Memorial Hospital " 7, two ~nths for injuries sus ta ined in a two al6:15 p.m. on Rt. or a mile north of GaWpolis car collision on Rt. 7 and where an auto driven by John COW1 ty Rd. 26. The Gallia-Meigs P o!l l State L. Glover, %7, Gallipolis, struck Highway Patrol said she was a the rear end of a car driven by passenger in a car driven by Betty J . Dickens, 49, Point John W. Dean, 22, Rt. I, Pleasant. Mrs. Dickens claimed minor Pomeroy. The Dean car was struck by an auto operated by injuries but Was not im· Irvin E . Chilcote, 45, Rt. I, med~ately treated. Glover was : ci ted to Municipal Court for Lon g Bottom. Chilcote was c harged with failure to stop within the · a ssured clear distance. O ncinnati to deal with Men· tally retarded criminals. The facility will be operated by the Ham ilton County Me ntal Health and Mental Retardation Board . J Anita J . traced to Dean By WBSLEY G. PIPPERT WASHINGTON (UP! ) Former White House aide John J. Caulfie ld was operating on orders fr om presidential coun· set J ohn W. Dean and possibly presidential adviser John D. Ehrlic hman when he carried an offer of executive clemency :[\Irs. Murray of Pomeroy dies ·••• . ROGER RUTIIERFOR D left, and Delmar Cook, right, are pictured here with Burge r Chef manager Pete Alderigi and certificate following completion of special educallon course recently . I I :Work-study information for possible participation may contac t Mrs . • Bacon a t the Meigs County Superintendent of Sc hool s Office, 992-3883, or may contact POMEROY - The front the office of a high school near sections of two cars were him whic h will relay the inheavily damaged a nd a driver terest to Mrs . Bacon . was cited to mayor 's court as tlle result of an accident on Union Ave., Pomeroy, at 2:40 PASSBNGER HURT p.m. saturday. RACINE A car had · A car driven by Charles Wills medium damage and one of near Minersville went out of person was injured in an control and left of c~nter, accident on Route 338 near striking a car drtven by Racine at 4:30p.m . Saturday. Dorothy Sheets , Pomeroy Sheriff Robert Hartenbach's Route 4. Mrs. Sheets was taken Dept. said a car driven by to Veterans Memorial Hospital Roger Herbert Roush, 24, by the Pomeroy E-R squad, Racine Route 2, skidded and treated and released. Wills was left ihe road, striking a utility cited to court on a charge of pole. A passenger, Cindy excessive speed for conditions. Roush, 16, Racine, Route 2, was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where she and released. No charge was was treated for minor injuries filed . Fronts of cars are damaged DONALD RAY WRIGHT,left, operates small multilith offset press of Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Looking on is his instructor, Otho Mattox, pressroom superintendent. EXTBNDED OULLOOK Slow warming trend with a chance of showers about Wednesday. Highs in the 70s and upper 60s. Lows in the mid 40s and low 50s Monday rising to mostly in the 50s Wednesday. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL MIDDLEPORT The Middleport E-R squad answered a call at 6 Cole St., Pomeroy at about noon saturday lor Homer Bradshaw who was having difficulty breathing. He was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital lor treatment. OPENING BLOCKBD LAS VEGAS, Nev. ( UP! ) The " Puss 'n Boots" Shoeshine Parlor" was to have opened in this gambling mecca Friday with a charge of $5 a shoe and with 1ts employes earning up to $300 a week. The employes would have been topless. But chief cnminal deputy city attorney Allen Bray blocked the opening of the topless shoeshine parlor by denying 1ts operator a license . Trilli~m s are often called " w~ke robins" because cer· lain of these wild flowers bloom when the robins are returning north in spriilg. . I-'OMEROY - Mrs. Ada H. Murray, 77, of 284 Mulberry Ave., ~omeroy, died Friday at the Hill Haven nursing home in Colunnbus. The daughter of the late Fred and Barbara Leifheit, Mrs. Murray was a member of Trinity Church in Pomeroy. She is survived by her husband , Otto; a daughter, Mrs. Charlotte Young of Columbus; a son, Charles homemaker in the Long Bottom 'area some years ago had to pucker up a lot of nerve to take her evening bath in the well water used in her hou se. Know why? Because for a long, long time no matter what soap she used she itched several hours afterward. Often had a heck of a time getting to sleep. Her problem vanished when I installed a water softener in her basement. L1ke Mr-. Clean, I ridded her of hard water soap scum. Henceforth, any soap: no 1Ith! You may not- I hope - •fch, but surely have other thmgs hard water doos going agamst you . Costs you a lot of the foldin' stuff too, e. g., lime deposits that grow and grow in PICNIC FUN - Vernon Weber, above, isn't preparing to bow in prayer, rather, be has just released a horseshoe (no ringer) when members of the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary club were {uests of the Pomeroy-Middleport Lions Club Friday evening, Weber 's opponent is Lion Karl Krautter. • ,•, • VOL 8 NO. 16 - - -- - - - - all hot water using appliances, : heavy dosages cf detergents to neutralize the calcium (lime).)._ in your laundry etc. etc. Oh, .,.. your water "isn't too hard?" , Well. For a simple test you ·. conduct yourself, rub off a litfJe : ordinary hand soap into your : water. Do the same in a'! friend's water which is $01: · tened. 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At lbe same time, other Beirut newspapers reported that the last of the 4,000 to 5,000 Palestinian guerrilla reinforcements who crossed into Lebanon from Syria at the height of the bloody fighting between guerrillas and Lebanese troops have pulled back to their Syrian bases. ·The reports said the withdrawal was the first step taken by guerrilla leaders to meet the terms of the new secret SUITES The Nice-Ones . Everybody Knows the Br(Jnd Name frigidaire. Mattress MISMATCH . SALE Save $40.00 On A Set II I Be Sure and Shop Our Used Furnitu De rtment We Have In Our New I .;(#-' ...... ONLY 25 SETS LEFT! For The Mattress $38 00 For Box Spring With Sealy $40° 0 ':?.::::;:::~:i:iS~:!:!Si:;:~:::::;-;:;:?.~::-.:::::::::.-::::;;:;:::::;:::::::::;:;:;:;:::::::::~:::~:::::::::i:i~:·:i:i::::;:;;;:;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:: . ~ ;!l0 ·, Hoodlums kill Clevelander ~~ ~ !:\X• CLEVELAND lUPI) -David Hicks, 34, Cleveland, ;;:; :~:: was working on a car with his step-son and two friends ::5 ·:;:: when a carload ol teenagers pulled up am one yelled .~ .'i: "what did you say?". The teenagers then plied out of the ~ l\~ ca.- and beat Hicks to death with a baseball bat. ~~ ::;~ 1Teated lor injuries were the step-son, David Wingar, 13,_and friends Frank Flore, 21 and Edward Fowler. ~ x• Fowler said he and the other three were repairing ··l ; Fiore's car Jn an alley when ' the youths puUed up beside ~ ~ the vehicle. "This one guy in the first car hollered out a :::: ~.:. window ~what did you say?", Fowler sald. 11 We didn't say .r...~r.~. :. anything. The oext thing I knew he jumped out of the car €i' with a baseball bat and started swinging." . r * f: Sri.lfite hunted t One dead 12 Lost in meats Hanoi promises in Shootout at sea COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Agriculture Department has begun a thorough check for sulfite in meal with a dye application test. Agriculture Department Director Gene R. Abercrombie said Saturday the inspectors could determine in a few seconds with their kit if su lfite were present in meat. He said sulfite was not harm· (ul, but the bacteria buildup could cause siCkness and consumers were cheated by think· ing they were buying fresh meat. Abercrombie explained the inspectors apply a dye to meat samples and if the dye color. is absorbed, it indicated sulfite has been added in sufficient quantities to allow aging meal to remain bright in color, when it actually may be building up bacteria and becoming spoiled . The director said when meat is found to contain sulfi!A!, it is embargoed and undergoes further tests at the laboratory to determine how much sulfite was added. Abercrombie said inspectors, with their test kits, find sulfite about twice a week. He said previously they were trained to detect sulfite and usually found it about once a m()nth. ·. He said six markets had been convicted in the last month of putting sulfite in the meat. physics examinations in early April. Seven of the cadets have submitted their resignations and 12 others have requested Mattress Inside. \ .. Political sources said Hafez' decision to stay on was another indication that the crisis was easing. The newspaper An Nahar's weekly Arab Report said that the Soviet Union, through Ambassador Sarvar Azimov in Beirut, had helped to bring about the cooperation or the Palestinian leaders with the Lebanese. It said in a meeting with guerrilla leader Vasser Arafat last week, Azimov delivered a i WEST POINT, N. Y. (UPI ) - Three more cadets have been found guilty of violating Ule strict honor code at the U. S. Military Academy, bringing the total nunnber of cadets accused in the cheating scan!lal to 21, a West Point spokesman said Saturday. He said all of the cadets were accused of cheating during SEALY RED I-BEDS SALE! force . •• PASADENA, Calif. ( UP!) An argument at· a party early Saturday led to an old weststyle shootout which left one man dead and another in indignant at violations (of the custody for murder. Jan. 28 cease-fire) by the Police said the incident Saigon administration, which . began when an argument .are tolerated by the U.S. erupted between Hardy 'government." Pamilton, 20, Pasadena , and "But with good will," he Charl es E . Johnson, 19, Said, " we shall continue to Altadena. settle this problem satisfacOrricers said witnesses torlly ." reported both men, who were Accordil)g to U.S. officials, packing pistols, went outside to more tban 50 Americans died continue their argument . in captivity in North Vietnam. Witnesses said both went for In addition, many of the 1,317 their weapons, but Johnson , Americaru; missing in action in using a .38-caliber revolver, Indochina may be fliers shot outdrew Pamillon and fired down and killed in North before Pamilton could bring Vietnam. his AS-caliber automatic into Hanoi has thus Ear listed the play. names of 23 Americans who died as prisoners, plus one unidentified flier who died last Dec. %7 in a 852 crash, for a PROFESSOR CHARGED total ol 24. Another body has SAN FRANCISCO ( UP!) not yet been identified, but the Lester Friedman, 44, an North Vietnamese said they organic chemistry professor at believed it was that ol a Thai. Ciise Western Reserve Officers of the JNT, repre- University was released on senting the United States, bond after being charged with North and South Vietnam and two counts of participating in a the VietCong, have visited the scheme to make and sell LSD. graves of aU %5 since May 11, He was released on $%5,000 but details . on sending the hond and was to appear before bodies home have yet to be U. S. District Judge Samuel worked out. Conti June 8. to return .dead SAIGON (UP!) - Graves of American servicemen " are scattered here and there all over North Vietnam" but the bodies eventually will be returned if there is a display of "good wlll," a Hanoi delegaltl to the four-party team engaged in recovery efforts said saturday. In reports of continued sporadic fighting, the saigon command said Saturday that five Communists were killed Friday when they attacked a South Vietnamese government infantry position 17 miles northwest of, Saigon near Tan Uyen. Five infantrymen were reported wounded. · Speaking on the outlook for return or the bodies of servicemen, Maj. Nguyen ~hu Sinh, a North Vietnamese • delegate to 'the Joint Military Team (JMT), told a news conference at Saigon's Tan Son Nhut airfield that the cooperation or local North Vietnamese is necessary for locating graves because "the graves of U.S. military personnel are scattered here and there all over NorUl Vietnam." He safd, "People in North POI NT JUDITH, R.I. ( UPI) - The Coast Guard said 12 persons were confirmed dead <~nd 11 were rescued Saturday, after a converted ferry boat carr yin g a ·fi s hing party •( broke up " and sank in the chilly All<~ntlc Ocean 4.5 miles soulhcH ~ t of Point Judith. A Co<~st Guard spokesman described survivors in ''pretty rough'' condition due to exposure. A spokesman at South County Hospital in Wakefield, H. 1., had earlier ~aid 15 survivors were taken there. He la ter revised the figure down to 11 . He sa id fi Ve -dead were hroug ht to the hospital. The ulhcr bodies recovered were bcheved aboard rescue ships head1..od into a Coas t Guard sta twn north of Point Judith. The Coa s t Guard said more persons may still be missing . CIJIJ.'i t Guard C:lnd Navy cnrc roft and utility boats cont1nued searching the areas for other survivors of the boat, ow Comet, which had left Pomt .Judith in the morning. As ma ny ;JS 30 persons were believed a board th_e vessel wh en it se t out. Sui' VI vors· were in the water for several hours before a ~ail­ boa t, the Jezebel passed by, picked 10 persons from the ocean and Coast Guard rescue wurkers were called to the scene. Watergate conspirator James W. McCord Jr., Senate sources said saturday. It was not known positively who directed Dean to make the offer, the sources said. But according to widely known information about the way vestigators a few days a go that the offer of cleme ncy came from Dean. Nixon fired Dean April 30 and at the same time accepted the resignations of Ehrlichman and White House chief of staff H. R. Haldeman. Caulfield took leave last SUnday from his job at the Treasury Department. In other developments: - The General Accounting Office (GAO) reported tbat · Herbert W. Kahnbach, Nixon 's Dean functioned, the sources said , he probably had conferre d with Ehrlichman , then one of President Nixon 's top two aides . Caulfield has been subpoenaed before the Senate Watergate committee Tuesday to corroborate or discredit McCord 's startling testimony about the offer. WhJte House Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler has denied that Nixon had any knowledge of meetings at which Caulfield is alleged to have made the offer last January. And the Washington Star-News said saturday that Caulfield clllims he did not invoke Nixon's name when he carried the offer to McCord. McCord said in a carefully worded statement before the Senate committee Friday that he had met with Caulfield and that Caulfield told him he would get cash, executive clemency after !Oor 11 months, and a job la!A!r if he kept silent about Watergate. Mc'Cord also said Caulfield told him Nixon was aware of the meeting and would be informed of its results. McCord did not specifically say that he was told Nixon was aware of the offer of clemency, Caulfield confirmed in a statement Friday nlghtthat he had met with McCord three times and "conveyed to. him certain messages from a White House official." Caulfield did .. personal lawyer, received for special Watergate. prosecut or received strong . s upport on Capit ol Hill. Richardson and Cox, a former U.S. Solicitor Ge neral , will testify Monda y be for e the Senate Judiciary Committee where Ri c hard s on 's nomination has been stalled by questions over how much independence Cox will really have. - The liberal Americans for Democratic Action at its annual meeting in Washington passed a resolution calling on Nixon to resign and urging Congress to censure him. - Republican state chairmen [rom 29 states, meeting in Chicago, adopted a policy statement affirming their "full support of the President in his efforts to arrive at the truth 11 in the Watergate matter . - A spokesm ~ n for the National Broadca sting Co . ( NBC ) e stimated that 50 miUion Americans watched the Senate committe e 's initial hearings Thursday and Friday on television. McCord is scheduled to return for further testimony when the committee begins its third day of public hearings Tuesday . He is certain to face more questions about his statements on the alleged offer of clemency . The committee's first round of hearings, covering seven days spread over three weeks, is concentrating on the bugging and June 17 break-in at the Democratic national headquarters in the Watergate more ' than $500,000 in unreported campaign funds in 1972, at least half of which went to Watergate defendants. - Ziegler denied providing any assistance last fall to Donald H. Segretti, who is under indictment on charges involving alleged political sabotage. Deputy White House counsel Fred F . Fielding said in a sworn deposition made public Friday that Ziegler was among several top presidentia1 aides attending a meeting in October at which a press release drafted by Segretti about his activities was discus· sed . Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell, already indicted by a federal grand jury in New York and frequently mentioned in testimony this week before the Senate's Watergate Investigating committee, told UP! that "somebody has tried to make me the fall guy'' in the scandal, "but lt isn't going to work." Mitchell said, "the only thing I complex. SUbsequent hearings did was to try to get the . will take up other alleged Presldent re-elected. I never political espionage and di<l anything menially or sabotage in the 1972 campaign. morally wrong ." ''What we've got is hearsay, - Nixon made an Armed third-removed, and possibly, fourth-hand/ ' one committee Forces Day address at Norfolk, Va., but concentrated on' the source s aid in evaluating nation's defeJ1Se policy and McCord's testimony about the world politics. He made no offer. mention of the Watergate Sen. Edward J. Gurney, Rscandal. Fia., a member of the com- Attorney General- mittee, told a reporter that desi!,'llate Elliot L. Richard- Mc9ord's testimony was ''hearsay of the worst kind." son's choice of Archibald Cox Skylab has deadly gas HOUSTON ( UP!) - Dealing with a new Skylab snag, mission control Saturday began to purge suspec!A!d lethal gas from the cabin of America's first earlh-<Jrbiting space station. The problem, caused by overheating of foam plastic insulf!tion in the unmanned craft, was not viewed as imtTiediately serious. But it was another complication to salvage efforl< by flight controllers and the first Sky lab astronauts , Astronauts Charles "Pete'' Conrad, Joseph P. Kerwin and Paul J. Weitz, wearing sport clothes, worked in simulators at the Johrisoh Space Cen!A!r in Houston to perfect emergency technique• for shading Skylab with an awning and boosting its inadequate power supply. Around-the·dock efforts to ready the repair kit and train the astronauts in il< use were going smout~ly enough for the crew to plan a half day off Sunday. They were to fly to Huntsville, Ala., late in the day and resume their intense traming scheduled Monday . Space agency officials said they hoped to pack the hastily assembled repair tools and at lea~c;ct two versions of the silver and white awning inside the crew's Apollo command ship at Cape Kennedy by Tuesday night. The astronauts were aiming toward a blastoff lime of 9 a .m . EDT Friday. Physicians at the Houston • • space center determined through tests that temperatures on Skylab 's skin, which reached some 230 degrees Fahrenheit shortly arter the vehicle was launched Monday, might have driven a gas ca lled Toluene Diisocyanate (TO)) from thick foam polyurethane insulation lining the cabin 's interior walls. Dr . Royce Hawkins said potential concentrations of TOI in Skylab's atmosphere ranged from 2 to 20 parts per million (ppm ). He said even 2 ppm of this gas, an irritant which causes bronchial spasms when inha led, could be lethal. Hawkins said overheated materials in the space station might also have given off carbon monoxide and small tAmount.S of cyanide. There were no instruments in Skylub to U! ll mission control if ·these gases were actually present. Flight directors, therefore, sent a remote control signal to empty virtually all of the space sta·tion 's existing atmosphere, allowing it to be replaced with a fresh mll<lure ' of oxygen and nitrogen. Hawkins said this , Jieuld dispose of most toxic gas tlit~t might fill the cabin . But just' to be on the safe side, he said, lilt;, crew will carry devices tO tesi for TDI and carbon monoxide and will have special masksdesigned for miners, and selected for space use before dawn Saturday- to wear the first time they enter the cabin. Convoy supported PHNOM PENH (UP!) U.S. jet figh!<lrs Saturday flew strikes in support of Cambodian troops south of Phnom Penh and escorted a lo.ship convoy safely down the Mekong River to the South Vietnamese border. A commercial OC3 transport plane with nine passengers and t~o crewmen aboard crashed shorUy after taking off from the provincial capital ol Svay Rieng, officials said. Initial · reports indicated the plane was hit by Communist ground fire and crashed in Insurgentcontrolled territory, according to officials. There was no word on the fate of those aboard. Thailand-based U.S . air force jets flew bombing strikes in support of Cambodian troops encirclecl in the former market town of Tram Khnar about 25 miles southwest of the capital while a road-dearing operation was stalled on Route 3 about three miles from the t.Qwn, according to field reports. At least '24 wounded government troops were brought back 1Q the road while American OVIO Bronco spotter planes called m the jets around Tram Khnar, field reports said. VIetnam are very angry and More cadets are caught Building The Largest Selection Of .. . '& 1 Mattress . ' I We Have Bargains! RANGES 77 BASE ROCKERS Your Choice Frigidaire Electric 39.95 Only A Few! RUGS REG. 299.95 LIVING ROOM Regular SMALl SIZE LINOLEUM 95 " agreement reached with the Lebanese authorities Thurs~ day. The wJthdrawal was completed Friday night, the newspapers said. On the political front, Beirut Radio reported that Premier Amin Hafez has withdrawn his resignation at the request of President Suleiman Franjieh. Hafez submitted his government's resignation on May 8, soon after declaring a state of emergency which is still in ~::::::::::::::::::::::.!:;:::;:;~:?.::~::::.~:1::.:~:~::::.!:!:::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::>.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::; 9xl2 Size $ SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1973 and farm high atop the hills in dleport Lions Club was host at what in pioneer days was a picnic for the Middleport called ''Texas '' in Meigs Pomeroy Rotary Club. The intriguing combmation County . That's where friday evening the Pomeroy Mid~ or names for these two service · clubs didn't~us l happen. Over the years both clubs found some of their members lived in the adjoining town ( Middleport, or P omeroy ). The first to adopt the double name was the MJddleport Rotary Club. About 10 years ago it became the Middleport - Pomeroy Rotary Club. Because nobody, really nobody, in Pomeroy ever is altogether content if . Middleport gels ahead of them, the message from Kremlin leaders Pomeroy Lions Club in due promising continued support time became the Pomeroy ~ for the guerrillas. It quoted Middleport Lions Club . Who could really mind ? guerrilla sources as saying ,the Indeed, it was a good idea both Russians promised " all possible military and economic ways. Friday night after several assistance" and ·•offered to hours of horseshoe pitching accept a large nunnber or commandos £or military and inter-club visiting, 20 training" for the struggle (lotarians and 10 Lions enjoyed against Israel. lradllional picnic fare . Lions present were Ralph The guerrillas from Syriareported to be the 4,000 to 5,000 Graves, Richard Chamber1?, man Yarmouk brigade of the Wendell Hoover, Bill Grueser, Palestine Liberation Army Clarence Struble , Karl ( PLA )- first crossed the Krautter, Don Mullens, Tom border shortly after the army- Cassell, Don Pcurch and Louis guerrilla lighting broke out in Osborne'. Beirut May 2. Rotarians attending were They withdrew after three Gene Riggs, Bernard Fultz, days, but returned again after Charles Blakeslee, Robert guerrillas in Beirut reswned Buck, Ed Raker, Chet Tan the fighting May 7. nehill, Vernon Weber, Dick More than 300 civilians , Owen, John Bacon, Wilbur soldiers and guerrillas were Theobald , Paul Smart, George killed in the fighting in the Meinhart, John wm, Cash Lebanese capital and along the . Bahr, Bob Bumgarner, John northeast and southeastern Werner, Jack Robson, Don borders with Syria. Dieryer, Tony May, and a guest, the Rev . Ed Fischer, of Racine. Lebanese expect help ,. Starts Monday! All Items On Sale While Quantities Last! · SOFA BEDS POMEROY - It wasn't the LBJ Ranch, even though it did happen in Texas. ll was the ( Richard ) Chambers summer cottage ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT, ARE Rotarians Jack Rooson, Wilbur Theobald, Cash Bahr and Paul Smart. ••• Sunray GAS RANGES Service clubs together for picnic •• Water trouble solved DO YOU ITCH? !something you'd hardly ever ask your best friend but I' m asking you .) A to Murray of Ironton; a sister, Mrs . Lena Bramlage Columbus; four grandchildren, II great-grandchildren and several nieces .. and nephews. Funeral services will be held at I p.m. Monday at the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. W. H. Perrin officiating. Burial will be In Beech · Grove' Cemetery . Friends may call at: the funeral home any lime. not elaborate, but sources said he told committee in- that a board of officers review the decision of the Cadet Honor Comm1ttee, the spokesman said. The officers' board has found that one cadet viola!A!d the code. The superintendent of the academy must rule on the board's finding and, if he finds the cadet guilty, then send his opinion to the Department of Army for a final decisJOn . All of the cadets involved are meQlbers or this year's junior and senior classes. the spokesman said . GOP senators mark June 15 to clear Gilligan budget COLUMBUS (UP!) - Senate budget bill before it is sent to a Republican leaders have set subcommittee. June 15 as the target date for "We hope to complete te~ti­ clearing the $9.9 billion budget mony by May 30," Dennis said. of Gov. John J . Gilligan for fisThe elementary and secondcal 1973-75. ary education portion of the ''That will give a conference budget is under study in the committee two weeks to iron Senate Education Committee. out any differences between Dennis said he hopes to have the Sena!A! and House before that secti9n of · the spending the fiscal year ends June 30," blueprint;' along .with the suJ>. said Sen. Max H. Dennis, R- committO<ir~rtonthegener­ Wilmington, chatrman of the . al budget, back before his full Senate Finance Committee. committee by 10. Dennis said his panel plans Dennis' committee will hold two more weeks of publir trsti- a pair of budget heari~gs Monmony on the House-pa&sed day · The Department - of' June Mental Health and Retardation and the Ohio Youth Commission will appear . Monday af!A!rnoon, and the Agriculture Department, the Environmental Protection Agency and the Natliral Resources Department in the eve.ning. Another double hearing Tuesday will find the TranDepartment, sportation co mmer c e Department, Health Department, Civil Righ ts CommiSsion and Bureau , of Employment Services before the committee. Wednesday, the Department of Education, Ohio Historical Society and Public Utilities Commission will testily. The Gilligan administration's proposed $312 million capital improvements bill is scheduled to be voted out or the . House Finance Committee this week, probably Tuesday or Wednesday . · ·And another vote may be taken tn the House Elections subcommittee Tuesday on the administration's election reform package, The House Local Covernment Committee will continue work on the Senate1>assed bill to aid inner cities at a Tuesday evening hearing. And the House Ways and Committee is prepared to vote Wednesday on legislation excluding military pay from the state Income tax and granting tax credits to working married couples who lose money by being required to file joinUy. The · House Judiciary Committee is expected to be ready to vote Thursdey on a proposed constitutional amendment which would allow the legislature to enact a iaw grantin~ protection to newsmen in concealing tlleir sources of information. On a related matter, the Senate Judiciary Committee has scheduled a first hearing for Wednesday on legislation requiring a newspaper retraction to be printed as nearly as possible to ihe location of the original story. The Senate has scheduled a 4 p.m. floor session for Monday, while the House will reconvene at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday. �,I I~ • 1%- The Sunday Times - Sentinel, Sunday, May 211, 1973 Woman injured, treated CLINIC ESTABLISHBD A COLUMBUS t UP! ) grant of nearly $80,000 has been approved by Gov. John J . Gilligan for establishment or a forensic psychia try c linic in GALUPOLIS - failuretoyieldtherightorway. Dean , 19. Pomeroy, was There was heavy damage to treated a nd released Friday·at both cars. A second accident occurred Veterans Memorial Hospital " 7, two ~nths for injuries sus ta ined in a two al6:15 p.m. on Rt. or a mile north of GaWpolis car collision on Rt. 7 and where an auto driven by John COW1 ty Rd. 26. The Gallia-Meigs P o!l l State L. Glover, %7, Gallipolis, struck Highway Patrol said she was a the rear end of a car driven by passenger in a car driven by Betty J . Dickens, 49, Point John W. Dean, 22, Rt. I, Pleasant. Mrs. Dickens claimed minor Pomeroy. The Dean car was struck by an auto operated by injuries but Was not im· Irvin E . Chilcote, 45, Rt. I, med~ately treated. Glover was : ci ted to Municipal Court for Lon g Bottom. Chilcote was c harged with failure to stop within the · a ssured clear distance. O ncinnati to deal with Men· tally retarded criminals. The facility will be operated by the Ham ilton County Me ntal Health and Mental Retardation Board . J Anita J . traced to Dean By WBSLEY G. PIPPERT WASHINGTON (UP! ) Former White House aide John J. Caulfie ld was operating on orders fr om presidential coun· set J ohn W. Dean and possibly presidential adviser John D. Ehrlic hman when he carried an offer of executive clemency :[\Irs. Murray of Pomeroy dies ·••• . ROGER RUTIIERFOR D left, and Delmar Cook, right, are pictured here with Burge r Chef manager Pete Alderigi and certificate following completion of special educallon course recently . I I :Work-study information for possible participation may contac t Mrs . • Bacon a t the Meigs County Superintendent of Sc hool s Office, 992-3883, or may contact POMEROY - The front the office of a high school near sections of two cars were him whic h will relay the inheavily damaged a nd a driver terest to Mrs . Bacon . was cited to mayor 's court as tlle result of an accident on Union Ave., Pomeroy, at 2:40 PASSBNGER HURT p.m. saturday. RACINE A car had · A car driven by Charles Wills medium damage and one of near Minersville went out of person was injured in an control and left of c~nter, accident on Route 338 near striking a car drtven by Racine at 4:30p.m . Saturday. Dorothy Sheets , Pomeroy Sheriff Robert Hartenbach's Route 4. Mrs. Sheets was taken Dept. said a car driven by to Veterans Memorial Hospital Roger Herbert Roush, 24, by the Pomeroy E-R squad, Racine Route 2, skidded and treated and released. Wills was left ihe road, striking a utility cited to court on a charge of pole. A passenger, Cindy excessive speed for conditions. Roush, 16, Racine, Route 2, was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where she and released. No charge was was treated for minor injuries filed . Fronts of cars are damaged DONALD RAY WRIGHT,left, operates small multilith offset press of Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Looking on is his instructor, Otho Mattox, pressroom superintendent. EXTBNDED OULLOOK Slow warming trend with a chance of showers about Wednesday. Highs in the 70s and upper 60s. Lows in the mid 40s and low 50s Monday rising to mostly in the 50s Wednesday. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL MIDDLEPORT The Middleport E-R squad answered a call at 6 Cole St., Pomeroy at about noon saturday lor Homer Bradshaw who was having difficulty breathing. He was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital lor treatment. OPENING BLOCKBD LAS VEGAS, Nev. ( UP! ) The " Puss 'n Boots" Shoeshine Parlor" was to have opened in this gambling mecca Friday with a charge of $5 a shoe and with 1ts employes earning up to $300 a week. The employes would have been topless. But chief cnminal deputy city attorney Allen Bray blocked the opening of the topless shoeshine parlor by denying 1ts operator a license . Trilli~m s are often called " w~ke robins" because cer· lain of these wild flowers bloom when the robins are returning north in spriilg. . I-'OMEROY - Mrs. Ada H. Murray, 77, of 284 Mulberry Ave., ~omeroy, died Friday at the Hill Haven nursing home in Colunnbus. The daughter of the late Fred and Barbara Leifheit, Mrs. Murray was a member of Trinity Church in Pomeroy. She is survived by her husband , Otto; a daughter, Mrs. Charlotte Young of Columbus; a son, Charles homemaker in the Long Bottom 'area some years ago had to pucker up a lot of nerve to take her evening bath in the well water used in her hou se. Know why? Because for a long, long time no matter what soap she used she itched several hours afterward. Often had a heck of a time getting to sleep. Her problem vanished when I installed a water softener in her basement. L1ke Mr-. Clean, I ridded her of hard water soap scum. Henceforth, any soap: no 1Ith! You may not- I hope - •fch, but surely have other thmgs hard water doos going agamst you . Costs you a lot of the foldin' stuff too, e. g., lime deposits that grow and grow in PICNIC FUN - Vernon Weber, above, isn't preparing to bow in prayer, rather, be has just released a horseshoe (no ringer) when members of the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary club were {uests of the Pomeroy-Middleport Lions Club Friday evening, Weber 's opponent is Lion Karl Krautter. • ,•, • VOL 8 NO. 16 - - -- - - - - all hot water using appliances, : heavy dosages cf detergents to neutralize the calcium (lime).)._ in your laundry etc. etc. Oh, .,.. your water "isn't too hard?" , Well. For a simple test you ·. conduct yourself, rub off a litfJe : ordinary hand soap into your : water. Do the same in a'! friend's water which is $01: · tened. 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At lbe same time, other Beirut newspapers reported that the last of the 4,000 to 5,000 Palestinian guerrilla reinforcements who crossed into Lebanon from Syria at the height of the bloody fighting between guerrillas and Lebanese troops have pulled back to their Syrian bases. ·The reports said the withdrawal was the first step taken by guerrilla leaders to meet the terms of the new secret SUITES The Nice-Ones . Everybody Knows the Br(Jnd Name frigidaire. Mattress MISMATCH . SALE Save $40.00 On A Set II I Be Sure and Shop Our Used Furnitu De rtment We Have In Our New I .;(#-' ...... ONLY 25 SETS LEFT! 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The oext thing I knew he jumped out of the car €i' with a baseball bat and started swinging." . r * f: Sri.lfite hunted t One dead 12 Lost in meats Hanoi promises in Shootout at sea COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Agriculture Department has begun a thorough check for sulfite in meal with a dye application test. Agriculture Department Director Gene R. Abercrombie said Saturday the inspectors could determine in a few seconds with their kit if su lfite were present in meat. He said sulfite was not harm· (ul, but the bacteria buildup could cause siCkness and consumers were cheated by think· ing they were buying fresh meat. Abercrombie explained the inspectors apply a dye to meat samples and if the dye color. is absorbed, it indicated sulfite has been added in sufficient quantities to allow aging meal to remain bright in color, when it actually may be building up bacteria and becoming spoiled . The director said when meat is found to contain sulfi!A!, it is embargoed and undergoes further tests at the laboratory to determine how much sulfite was added. Abercrombie said inspectors, with their test kits, find sulfite about twice a week. He said previously they were trained to detect sulfite and usually found it about once a m()nth. ·. He said six markets had been convicted in the last month of putting sulfite in the meat. physics examinations in early April. Seven of the cadets have submitted their resignations and 12 others have requested Mattress Inside. \ .. Political sources said Hafez' decision to stay on was another indication that the crisis was easing. The newspaper An Nahar's weekly Arab Report said that the Soviet Union, through Ambassador Sarvar Azimov in Beirut, had helped to bring about the cooperation or the Palestinian leaders with the Lebanese. It said in a meeting with guerrilla leader Vasser Arafat last week, Azimov delivered a i WEST POINT, N. Y. (UPI ) - Three more cadets have been found guilty of violating Ule strict honor code at the U. S. Military Academy, bringing the total nunnber of cadets accused in the cheating scan!lal to 21, a West Point spokesman said Saturday. He said all of the cadets were accused of cheating during SEALY RED I-BEDS SALE! force . •• PASADENA, Calif. ( UP!) An argument at· a party early Saturday led to an old weststyle shootout which left one man dead and another in indignant at violations (of the custody for murder. Jan. 28 cease-fire) by the Police said the incident Saigon administration, which . began when an argument .are tolerated by the U.S. erupted between Hardy 'government." Pamilton, 20, Pasadena , and "But with good will," he Charl es E . Johnson, 19, Said, " we shall continue to Altadena. settle this problem satisfacOrricers said witnesses torlly ." reported both men, who were Accordil)g to U.S. officials, packing pistols, went outside to more tban 50 Americans died continue their argument . in captivity in North Vietnam. Witnesses said both went for In addition, many of the 1,317 their weapons, but Johnson , Americaru; missing in action in using a .38-caliber revolver, Indochina may be fliers shot outdrew Pamillon and fired down and killed in North before Pamilton could bring Vietnam. his AS-caliber automatic into Hanoi has thus Ear listed the play. names of 23 Americans who died as prisoners, plus one unidentified flier who died last Dec. %7 in a 852 crash, for a PROFESSOR CHARGED total ol 24. Another body has SAN FRANCISCO ( UP!) not yet been identified, but the Lester Friedman, 44, an North Vietnamese said they organic chemistry professor at believed it was that ol a Thai. Ciise Western Reserve Officers of the JNT, repre- University was released on senting the United States, bond after being charged with North and South Vietnam and two counts of participating in a the VietCong, have visited the scheme to make and sell LSD. graves of aU %5 since May 11, He was released on $%5,000 but details . on sending the hond and was to appear before bodies home have yet to be U. S. District Judge Samuel worked out. Conti June 8. to return .dead SAIGON (UP!) - Graves of American servicemen " are scattered here and there all over North Vietnam" but the bodies eventually will be returned if there is a display of "good wlll," a Hanoi delegaltl to the four-party team engaged in recovery efforts said saturday. In reports of continued sporadic fighting, the saigon command said Saturday that five Communists were killed Friday when they attacked a South Vietnamese government infantry position 17 miles northwest of, Saigon near Tan Uyen. Five infantrymen were reported wounded. · Speaking on the outlook for return or the bodies of servicemen, Maj. Nguyen ~hu Sinh, a North Vietnamese • delegate to 'the Joint Military Team (JMT), told a news conference at Saigon's Tan Son Nhut airfield that the cooperation or local North Vietnamese is necessary for locating graves because "the graves of U.S. military personnel are scattered here and there all over NorUl Vietnam." He safd, "People in North POI NT JUDITH, R.I. ( UPI) - The Coast Guard said 12 persons were confirmed dead <~nd 11 were rescued Saturday, after a converted ferry boat carr yin g a ·fi s hing party •( broke up " and sank in the chilly All<~ntlc Ocean 4.5 miles soulhcH ~ t of Point Judith. A Co<~st Guard spokesman described survivors in ''pretty rough'' condition due to exposure. A spokesman at South County Hospital in Wakefield, H. 1., had earlier ~aid 15 survivors were taken there. He la ter revised the figure down to 11 . He sa id fi Ve -dead were hroug ht to the hospital. The ulhcr bodies recovered were bcheved aboard rescue ships head1..od into a Coas t Guard sta twn north of Point Judith. The Coa s t Guard said more persons may still be missing . CIJIJ.'i t Guard C:lnd Navy cnrc roft and utility boats cont1nued searching the areas for other survivors of the boat, ow Comet, which had left Pomt .Judith in the morning. As ma ny ;JS 30 persons were believed a board th_e vessel wh en it se t out. Sui' VI vors· were in the water for several hours before a ~ail­ boa t, the Jezebel passed by, picked 10 persons from the ocean and Coast Guard rescue wurkers were called to the scene. Watergate conspirator James W. McCord Jr., Senate sources said saturday. It was not known positively who directed Dean to make the offer, the sources said. But according to widely known information about the way vestigators a few days a go that the offer of cleme ncy came from Dean. Nixon fired Dean April 30 and at the same time accepted the resignations of Ehrlichman and White House chief of staff H. R. Haldeman. Caulfield took leave last SUnday from his job at the Treasury Department. In other developments: - The General Accounting Office (GAO) reported tbat · Herbert W. Kahnbach, Nixon 's Dean functioned, the sources said , he probably had conferre d with Ehrlichman , then one of President Nixon 's top two aides . Caulfield has been subpoenaed before the Senate Watergate committee Tuesday to corroborate or discredit McCord 's startling testimony about the offer. WhJte House Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler has denied that Nixon had any knowledge of meetings at which Caulfield is alleged to have made the offer last January. And the Washington Star-News said saturday that Caulfield clllims he did not invoke Nixon's name when he carried the offer to McCord. McCord said in a carefully worded statement before the Senate committee Friday that he had met with Caulfield and that Caulfield told him he would get cash, executive clemency after !Oor 11 months, and a job la!A!r if he kept silent about Watergate. Mc'Cord also said Caulfield told him Nixon was aware of the meeting and would be informed of its results. McCord did not specifically say that he was told Nixon was aware of the offer of clemency, Caulfield confirmed in a statement Friday nlghtthat he had met with McCord three times and "conveyed to. him certain messages from a White House official." Caulfield did .. personal lawyer, received for special Watergate. prosecut or received strong . s upport on Capit ol Hill. Richardson and Cox, a former U.S. Solicitor Ge neral , will testify Monda y be for e the Senate Judiciary Committee where Ri c hard s on 's nomination has been stalled by questions over how much independence Cox will really have. - The liberal Americans for Democratic Action at its annual meeting in Washington passed a resolution calling on Nixon to resign and urging Congress to censure him. - Republican state chairmen [rom 29 states, meeting in Chicago, adopted a policy statement affirming their "full support of the President in his efforts to arrive at the truth 11 in the Watergate matter . - A spokesm ~ n for the National Broadca sting Co . ( NBC ) e stimated that 50 miUion Americans watched the Senate committe e 's initial hearings Thursday and Friday on television. McCord is scheduled to return for further testimony when the committee begins its third day of public hearings Tuesday . He is certain to face more questions about his statements on the alleged offer of clemency . The committee's first round of hearings, covering seven days spread over three weeks, is concentrating on the bugging and June 17 break-in at the Democratic national headquarters in the Watergate more ' than $500,000 in unreported campaign funds in 1972, at least half of which went to Watergate defendants. - Ziegler denied providing any assistance last fall to Donald H. Segretti, who is under indictment on charges involving alleged political sabotage. Deputy White House counsel Fred F . Fielding said in a sworn deposition made public Friday that Ziegler was among several top presidentia1 aides attending a meeting in October at which a press release drafted by Segretti about his activities was discus· sed . Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell, already indicted by a federal grand jury in New York and frequently mentioned in testimony this week before the Senate's Watergate Investigating committee, told UP! that "somebody has tried to make me the fall guy'' in the scandal, "but lt isn't going to work." Mitchell said, "the only thing I complex. SUbsequent hearings did was to try to get the . will take up other alleged Presldent re-elected. I never political espionage and di<l anything menially or sabotage in the 1972 campaign. morally wrong ." ''What we've got is hearsay, - Nixon made an Armed third-removed, and possibly, fourth-hand/ ' one committee Forces Day address at Norfolk, Va., but concentrated on' the source s aid in evaluating nation's defeJ1Se policy and McCord's testimony about the world politics. He made no offer. mention of the Watergate Sen. Edward J. Gurney, Rscandal. Fia., a member of the com- Attorney General- mittee, told a reporter that desi!,'llate Elliot L. Richard- Mc9ord's testimony was ''hearsay of the worst kind." son's choice of Archibald Cox Skylab has deadly gas HOUSTON ( UP!) - Dealing with a new Skylab snag, mission control Saturday began to purge suspec!A!d lethal gas from the cabin of America's first earlh-<Jrbiting space station. The problem, caused by overheating of foam plastic insulf!tion in the unmanned craft, was not viewed as imtTiediately serious. But it was another complication to salvage efforl< by flight controllers and the first Sky lab astronauts , Astronauts Charles "Pete'' Conrad, Joseph P. Kerwin and Paul J. Weitz, wearing sport clothes, worked in simulators at the Johrisoh Space Cen!A!r in Houston to perfect emergency technique• for shading Skylab with an awning and boosting its inadequate power supply. Around-the·dock efforts to ready the repair kit and train the astronauts in il< use were going smout~ly enough for the crew to plan a half day off Sunday. They were to fly to Huntsville, Ala., late in the day and resume their intense traming scheduled Monday . Space agency officials said they hoped to pack the hastily assembled repair tools and at lea~c;ct two versions of the silver and white awning inside the crew's Apollo command ship at Cape Kennedy by Tuesday night. The astronauts were aiming toward a blastoff lime of 9 a .m . EDT Friday. Physicians at the Houston • • space center determined through tests that temperatures on Skylab 's skin, which reached some 230 degrees Fahrenheit shortly arter the vehicle was launched Monday, might have driven a gas ca lled Toluene Diisocyanate (TO)) from thick foam polyurethane insulation lining the cabin 's interior walls. Dr . Royce Hawkins said potential concentrations of TOI in Skylab's atmosphere ranged from 2 to 20 parts per million (ppm ). He said even 2 ppm of this gas, an irritant which causes bronchial spasms when inha led, could be lethal. Hawkins said overheated materials in the space station might also have given off carbon monoxide and small tAmount.S of cyanide. There were no instruments in Skylub to U! ll mission control if ·these gases were actually present. Flight directors, therefore, sent a remote control signal to empty virtually all of the space sta·tion 's existing atmosphere, allowing it to be replaced with a fresh mll<lure ' of oxygen and nitrogen. Hawkins said this , Jieuld dispose of most toxic gas tlit~t might fill the cabin . But just' to be on the safe side, he said, lilt;, crew will carry devices tO tesi for TDI and carbon monoxide and will have special masksdesigned for miners, and selected for space use before dawn Saturday- to wear the first time they enter the cabin. Convoy supported PHNOM PENH (UP!) U.S. jet figh!<lrs Saturday flew strikes in support of Cambodian troops south of Phnom Penh and escorted a lo.ship convoy safely down the Mekong River to the South Vietnamese border. A commercial OC3 transport plane with nine passengers and t~o crewmen aboard crashed shorUy after taking off from the provincial capital ol Svay Rieng, officials said. Initial · reports indicated the plane was hit by Communist ground fire and crashed in Insurgentcontrolled territory, according to officials. There was no word on the fate of those aboard. Thailand-based U.S . air force jets flew bombing strikes in support of Cambodian troops encirclecl in the former market town of Tram Khnar about 25 miles southwest of the capital while a road-dearing operation was stalled on Route 3 about three miles from the t.Qwn, according to field reports. At least '24 wounded government troops were brought back 1Q the road while American OVIO Bronco spotter planes called m the jets around Tram Khnar, field reports said. VIetnam are very angry and More cadets are caught Building The Largest Selection Of .. . '& 1 Mattress . ' I We Have Bargains! RANGES 77 BASE ROCKERS Your Choice Frigidaire Electric 39.95 Only A Few! RUGS REG. 299.95 LIVING ROOM Regular SMALl SIZE LINOLEUM 95 " agreement reached with the Lebanese authorities Thurs~ day. The wJthdrawal was completed Friday night, the newspapers said. On the political front, Beirut Radio reported that Premier Amin Hafez has withdrawn his resignation at the request of President Suleiman Franjieh. Hafez submitted his government's resignation on May 8, soon after declaring a state of emergency which is still in ~::::::::::::::::::::::.!:;:::;:;~:?.::~::::.~:1::.:~:~::::.!:!:::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::>.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::; 9xl2 Size $ SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1973 and farm high atop the hills in dleport Lions Club was host at what in pioneer days was a picnic for the Middleport called ''Texas '' in Meigs Pomeroy Rotary Club. The intriguing combmation County . That's where friday evening the Pomeroy Mid~ or names for these two service · clubs didn't~us l happen. Over the years both clubs found some of their members lived in the adjoining town ( Middleport, or P omeroy ). The first to adopt the double name was the MJddleport Rotary Club. About 10 years ago it became the Middleport - Pomeroy Rotary Club. Because nobody, really nobody, in Pomeroy ever is altogether content if . Middleport gels ahead of them, the message from Kremlin leaders Pomeroy Lions Club in due promising continued support time became the Pomeroy ~ for the guerrillas. It quoted Middleport Lions Club . Who could really mind ? guerrilla sources as saying ,the Indeed, it was a good idea both Russians promised " all possible military and economic ways. Friday night after several assistance" and ·•offered to hours of horseshoe pitching accept a large nunnber or commandos £or military and inter-club visiting, 20 training" for the struggle (lotarians and 10 Lions enjoyed against Israel. lradllional picnic fare . Lions present were Ralph The guerrillas from Syriareported to be the 4,000 to 5,000 Graves, Richard Chamber1?, man Yarmouk brigade of the Wendell Hoover, Bill Grueser, Palestine Liberation Army Clarence Struble , Karl ( PLA )- first crossed the Krautter, Don Mullens, Tom border shortly after the army- Cassell, Don Pcurch and Louis guerrilla lighting broke out in Osborne'. Beirut May 2. Rotarians attending were They withdrew after three Gene Riggs, Bernard Fultz, days, but returned again after Charles Blakeslee, Robert guerrillas in Beirut reswned Buck, Ed Raker, Chet Tan the fighting May 7. nehill, Vernon Weber, Dick More than 300 civilians , Owen, John Bacon, Wilbur soldiers and guerrillas were Theobald , Paul Smart, George killed in the fighting in the Meinhart, John wm, Cash Lebanese capital and along the . Bahr, Bob Bumgarner, John northeast and southeastern Werner, Jack Robson, Don borders with Syria. Dieryer, Tony May, and a guest, the Rev . Ed Fischer, of Racine. Lebanese expect help ,. Starts Monday! All Items On Sale While Quantities Last! · SOFA BEDS POMEROY - It wasn't the LBJ Ranch, even though it did happen in Texas. ll was the ( Richard ) Chambers summer cottage ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT, ARE Rotarians Jack Rooson, Wilbur Theobald, Cash Bahr and Paul Smart. ••• Sunray GAS RANGES Service clubs together for picnic •• Water trouble solved DO YOU ITCH? !something you'd hardly ever ask your best friend but I' m asking you .) A to Murray of Ironton; a sister, Mrs . Lena Bramlage Columbus; four grandchildren, II great-grandchildren and several nieces .. and nephews. Funeral services will be held at I p.m. Monday at the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. W. H. Perrin officiating. Burial will be In Beech · Grove' Cemetery . Friends may call at: the funeral home any lime. not elaborate, but sources said he told committee in- that a board of officers review the decision of the Cadet Honor Comm1ttee, the spokesman said. The officers' board has found that one cadet viola!A!d the code. The superintendent of the academy must rule on the board's finding and, if he finds the cadet guilty, then send his opinion to the Department of Army for a final decisJOn . All of the cadets involved are meQlbers or this year's junior and senior classes. the spokesman said . GOP senators mark June 15 to clear Gilligan budget COLUMBUS (UP!) - Senate budget bill before it is sent to a Republican leaders have set subcommittee. June 15 as the target date for "We hope to complete te~ti­ clearing the $9.9 billion budget mony by May 30," Dennis said. of Gov. John J . Gilligan for fisThe elementary and secondcal 1973-75. ary education portion of the ''That will give a conference budget is under study in the committee two weeks to iron Senate Education Committee. out any differences between Dennis said he hopes to have the Sena!A! and House before that secti9n of · the spending the fiscal year ends June 30," blueprint;' along .with the suJ>. said Sen. Max H. Dennis, R- committO<ir~rtonthegener­ Wilmington, chatrman of the . al budget, back before his full Senate Finance Committee. committee by 10. Dennis said his panel plans Dennis' committee will hold two more weeks of publir trsti- a pair of budget heari~gs Monmony on the House-pa&sed day · The Department - of' June Mental Health and Retardation and the Ohio Youth Commission will appear . Monday af!A!rnoon, and the Agriculture Department, the Environmental Protection Agency and the Natliral Resources Department in the eve.ning. Another double hearing Tuesday will find the TranDepartment, sportation co mmer c e Department, Health Department, Civil Righ ts CommiSsion and Bureau , of Employment Services before the committee. Wednesday, the Department of Education, Ohio Historical Society and Public Utilities Commission will testily. The Gilligan administration's proposed $312 million capital improvements bill is scheduled to be voted out or the . House Finance Committee this week, probably Tuesday or Wednesday . · ·And another vote may be taken tn the House Elections subcommittee Tuesday on the administration's election reform package, The House Local Covernment Committee will continue work on the Senate1>assed bill to aid inner cities at a Tuesday evening hearing. And the House Ways and Committee is prepared to vote Wednesday on legislation excluding military pay from the state Income tax and granting tax credits to working married couples who lose money by being required to file joinUy. The · House Judiciary Committee is expected to be ready to vote Thursdey on a proposed constitutional amendment which would allow the legislature to enact a iaw grantin~ protection to newsmen in concealing tlleir sources of information. On a related matter, the Senate Judiciary Committee has scheduled a first hearing for Wednesday on legislation requiring a newspaper retraction to be printed as nearly as possible to ihe location of the original story. The Senate has scheduled a 4 p.m. floor session for Monday, while the House will reconvene at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday. �r 15- The Sunday Times· Sentinel, Sunday, May 20, 1973 i< - The Sunday Times · Sentinel, Sunday . May 20, 1973 Driver charged BALTIMORE, Md. (UPO - GALLIPOLIS - George Woodward, Jr , 19, Patriot star Rt., was charged with failure to stop within the aosured clear distance Friday following a" traffic accident on Vine St. and Fourth Ave, According to city police officers, Woodward 's car struck the rear end of an auto operated by Sandra Kay Courtney, 19, Gallipolis. There was minor damage to both vehicles. A min'or mishap occurred on State St. and First Ave.- where a pick~p truck driven by Dale SERENADING SEXTET - Fred Keosinger, Paul Haptonstall, James Buchanan, Don Lowery, Carl Horky, and Lewis Sauer, left to right, not only served the annual motherdaughter banquet of the Middleport First United Presbyterian Church, but they serenaded the approximately 70 a ttending. REDUCED Songs of old banquet theme IT'S TIME TO MOVE OUR KIT SECTIONAL HOME DISPLAY By CHARLENE HOEFUCH introduced musical nwnbers MIDDLEPORT - "Songs by the children carrying out My Mother Taught Me " the theme. Mrs. Micbael Zirkle featuring music from the rocking her daughter , Pam, cradle to the grave was the sa ng "Rock-A-Bye Baby"; . program theme of the annual Amy Satterfield presented mother -<laughter banquet of " Twinkle , Twinkle Little the Middleport First United Star·"; Erika Kessinger did Presbyterian Church .Tuesday _ "Hey, Diddle, Diddle", and night. Terry Sprouse sa ng ~ 'Mary Mrs . Carl Horky narrated Hand a Little l..ambu. the program using these Zandra Vaughan's selection opening lines from Dvorak: was " In a Little Red School House", and all -of the children "Songs my mother taught me sang "School Days". The men in the days long vanished; who served the banquet, in Seldom from her eyelids tribute to the teen years, sang, were the teardrops banished. " Bicycle Built for Two", and Now I teach my children " Let Me Call You Sweetheart" each melodiouS measure, with Mrs. Lewis Sauer and Oft the tears are flowing Mrs. Don Lowery setting the ·from _my mem'ry's treasure." scene with bicycles. Mrs. Dwight Zavitz led in Kathy · Coleman read the group singing of patriotic scripture, the group sang "I se l ections including Love to Tell the Story", and "America-n" and "The Star Mrs. Dwight Wallace offered Spangled Banner" symbolic of special prayer in tribute to the the days of service in the Ar· mothers there. A tribute to the med Forces, and there was children was ,given by Mrs, group singing of American folk Marcella Coleman wbo spoke songs representing family on Jesus' teaching on the worth .times. ')'he program concluded of a child, Using appropriate with "Silver Threads Among scriptures. the Gold" by Mrs. Zavitz A poem · by Shelia Horky seated in the ~" me rocker uSed in the " Rock-a-Bye Baby" open in g. Mrs. Horky had charge of the recognition of mothers with Pam and Cindy Crooks distributing flowers . Mrs. David Baker received . the flower for the youngest mother; Mrs . . Charles Hennesy, the oldest; and Mrs. Max J:larrah and . Mrs . . W. P. Ohlinger. the oldest grand• mothers. There was group si nging of "Fa ith of Our 24x44 - Foyer- living Room, Dining Room, beautiful Kitchen, Utility Area, D,en, 2 Bedrooms. Carpeted Living Room, Dining Room & Den, 8 ft. ceilings, built to F.H.A. specifications. Come in Today. 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For the banquet attended by over 70, the t;.ables were decorated with arrangements of dainty spring wild flowers provided by Mrs. William Morris. Favors were loot bags of items contril)uted by Mid-dleport-Pomeroy merchants. Mrs. Lewis Sauer welc;omed the members and guests and · Mrs. Myron Miller, born in Grafton, W. Va., the birthplace of Anna Jarvis, founder of Mother's Day, gave the history and background of the ob. servance noting that the shrine· in Grafton is open to the public. Grace was by Mrs. Dwight Zavitz and the slx men serving the dinner, Fred Kessinger, Paul Haptonstall, James Buchanan, Don . Lowery, Carl Horky and Lewis Sauer, sang ".We1come Ladies" and "MOTHER". Mrs. Paul Haptonstall was pianist lor the program and (l'frs, Zavitz, Mrs. Lowery and Mrs . Sauer Were ~eneral chairman for the event. 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St. Louis at Montreal (ppd, rain and cold weather) Brown 1 general manager of the Pkg. Pittsburgh 4 New York 1 110 innings ) Chicago at Philadelphia 2 (twi night) San Diego at Cincinnati !twilight ) Los Angeles at Atlanta !twil ight) San Francisco at Houston tni9hll Sunday's Games cAll times Eon St. Louis at. Montreal 2 I1: 30 p.m.) Pittsburgh at New York ( ?. ~. 1-lb. 33~ • ' ' the Brewers, losing hi~ fourth against four wins. ., The game was scoreless when Jim Northrup led off the si xth inning with his setond homer of the Oricago by 8-3 count · at Philadel ph ia Atlanta 15 21 .41 7 8,;., San Diego 14 24 .JoB to•;, Salurday's Resulls Otrs. Twins rip suspensions too. u Mi c key Stanley s ingled to le ft a nd Aur elio 'Rodri g uez walked, Brewe r centerfielder Dave May tried to make a shoestring catch or Brinkman's low liner but the ball got ~Y him for a tnple. Coleman issued one wa lk while s triking out nine to im* prove his record to S..2. Jerry Bell went the ruute £or y~ar . Pittsburgh Pirates, was admitted w Roosevelt Hospital here 1 todaY for abdominal surgery. Brown arrived in the city Friday night, cOmplained of not feeling weU, and Dr. Peter Lamotte of the New York Me!B · 1 d arranged for his hosptta a • mission and Was to perform the surgery later in the day. Gophers capture Finley referred specifica lly to a May 8 bat·throwinA,_ incident in Kansas City by Hoyal outfielder Lou Piniella . F'inley understood that Piniella was only fined when the ba~ nea rly hit Cleveland pitcher Gaylord Perry. But the Royal tea m spokesman said· here Saturday there- . is no word of any fine against Piniella . 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Since Citation swept the Triple Crown in 1948, six horses have been poised in the same spot Secretariat now stands. Tim Tam, Ca rry Back, Northshe shouted.1 referring to the er n Dance r , Kaua i King , Belmont Stakes 1 which now is Majes ti c Prince and Canonero lhe only barrier between her fl pa rl ayed Kentucky Derbycolt and turf immortality . Preakness victories, but railed Sir Barton, Gallant Fox, in the Belmont. Fantastic 4: IIRGARIIE GOOD LUCK IARGARIIE ALPO B_ EEF DOG FOOD Can Cincinnati Los Angeles . 1 -lb.49~ 45~ 14~-oz . San Fran cisco 26 15 .6J4 Houston 2-4 15 .61 5 . 1 --·-- f tomorrow .1 ' West Memorial Hospital. A member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, MisS Hamm served on the Meigs County Junior Fair Board. She plans to attend Holzer Medical School of Nursing in the fall. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith, Rt. 1, Racine, Bonnie Smith was a member of Physics Club, F.H.A., 4--H and round/' said Elder . " I like to be in this posi tiou going into MILWAUKEE (UP! ) - Ed Brinkman tripled home two · runs in the top of the ninth inning and Joe Coleman pitched a six. hitter Saturday as the Detroit Tigers retained first place · in the American League East with a 4-2 victory· over the Milwaukee Brewers. Detroit has now won five straight. The score was tied 2-2 in the ninth when, with one . out, Ou.. "ha, War Adm iral Whtrla wa y. Count Fleet' • Assault and Citation were the only horses throughout history who were able to win the Ke n Luc ky De rb y, the Prea kncss Sta kes a nd the N'EW HAV EN DISCOUNT TIRE three days and fined $100. The with the pitcher. 25-year old center fielder Finley said that Cronin's admitted he planned to slug punishment of players in volved Royal relief pitcher Doug Bird in · on-rield turmoil is " inbefore he even came to bat. consis tent." The Oa kl and North said Bird beaned him in owner iSstill smarting over the a Minor League game three fining and suspension in last years a nd that he had been season's AL Playoffs of waiting ever since to get even shortstop Bert Campaneris. " [don 't understand how you can have in.c idents with only ,-Iines resulting but when it · ' happens to us we get hit with Tigers capture 5th win in row off McGraw, tied the score at 1all. CHICAGO ( UP! ) - Youthful J on Matlack made his firs t · Bert Blyleven, parlaying a a ppearance si nce May 6 when blazing fastball and a tanhe was struck in the for ehead talizing curve, paced the by a line drive off the. bat of Minnesota Twins to an easy 8-J Atlanta 's Marty Perez. · triumph by hurling a five-hitter Matlack worked the first six over the faltering Chicago innings, throWing 85 pitches, White Sox Saturday in a and lefl the game beca use he nationally-televised gam.e. was tired . He show·e d no ill The · Netherland • born effec!B as he struck out the first righthander fanned )3 batters three batters he faced, Gene and walked only four in recordClines, Cash and Sanguillen. ing his fourth triumph against Although he allowed nine hits six. losseS. in those six innings, Matlack Blyleven's teammates was helped by a double play, pounded out 12 hits Including two runners caught stea ling 4 from Larry Hisle who scored ' and a one-handed catch by Bud three runs and knocked in two. Harrelson of a line drive off the The White Sox offense bat of Stargell with two men on meanwhile was limited to a in the third inning. pair of doubles and a home run Dave Giusti ga ined his third by Hick Reichardt. Reichardt victory against no defea ts as he drove in all three runs inworked the last two · innings cluding two in the fourth inning allowing only a two-<Jut double when his two base hit to right by E d Kranepool. center drove in two runs, . tying up the game at 2-2. The Twins broke the tie in the sixth inning after one walk . Bobby Darwin's pop fly to short rightfield fell for a · double . Steve Braun walked and Danny T~ompson doubled home Darwin. 'National League Standings , p.m.) • The Twirls added an inBy United Press International Chicago at Philadelphia (1 : 30 (Twilight 'and night games not p.m.) surance run in th~ seventh on a included) Sa n Diego at Cincinnati 2 ( 1: 15 doutile to right by Hisle and a East p.m .) W. L. Pel. GB San Francisco at Houston (3 sin gle by Harmon Killebrew. 22 15 .595 Chicago p.m . ). Minnesota exploded for lour . 19 16 .543 2 New York Los Angeles at Atlanta 2 ( 1: 30 run s in the eighth wben Tony Pittsburgh 15 17 '469 .tl/2 p.m.) 14 17 .452 5 Oliva's bases-loaded single Montreal Monday's Games Philadelphia 13 22 .371 8 Chicago at N.ontreal driving iil two men. 11 2J .324 911:2 St.Louis St . Lc;~u i s at New. York fnighf) B Band three years, Future Nurses; Science Club, -Latin. Hill started the day with a two-stroke lead over Jerry McGee, who also far ed poorly in the sporadi c rain and high winds which swept the course. Tornado warnings were issued late in the afternoon but no · . twisters were sighted. ' " It almost washed out the NEW YORK (UP! ) - Willie Stargell's lith home run of the season in the top of ihe tenth inning lifted the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 4-1 victory Saturday over the New York Mets. · Stargell took over the major leagUe lead in homers with a three-run blast off the Me!B ' ac~ reliever Tug McGraw ~ Rennie Stennett opened the tenth with a single and after being sacrificed to second was cut down at third on a fielder 's choice as Dave Cash was safe at first. Cash moved to second on a wild pitch and then advanced to third ·on Manny Sanguillen •s infield single. ThencameStargell's blast on a 1-0 pitch, reducing McGraw's record to 0'2. Rusty Staub had given the Mets a !-{) lead in the . sixth inning with his fifth homer of the year. Bob Robertso n's leadoff homer in the ninth, also WIENER AND SANDWICH RELISHES Casper. A first or second place finish for Trevino, who has ~ on twice in a row here, would give . him the million in winnings.' . OAKLAND (U P! ) - A's ow ne r Charles 0. Finley says American League president Joe Cronin, acted "grossly unfair '_ ~ in fining and supending outfi elde r Bill North for slugg in g a Kansas City pitcher in Friday night's gal)le here . North was suspended for and so we started to roll, and once this colt is rolling nobody can catch hirn 1 " Turl'Olle smd . When the horses s(<j r ted to roll, Turcotte sa w the people along the rail. " I jus t turned my horse's head.a Htlle out so he wouldn' t 11olice them and he wasn't bothered by them a t all ." the jockey sa id . Mrs. Tweedy was jubilant. "Two down and one to do,'' . . ---. . ----.. -------------. . ·Our Fine Print Doesn't Cost ~~:eak:~nd:Csthes:~~ei~;i~ in my house," cracked Trevino about his aims fof the milliondollar club of Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Billy Stargell 's homer sinks Mets, 4-1 STATE FARE POMEROY - Amy lfamm of Mei~s High School and Bonnie Smith of Southern High School have won Meigs County Tulierculos is and Health Association's annual nursing scholarships, each worth $200. Miss Hamm, Uaughter of Mrs. Rita Hamm and Mr. William Hamm of Middleport, was a member of the Marauder same order in the Preakness Stakes. With tw<>-thirds of the Triple Crown now safely in the hank, Secretariat gets a chance to become the nintll horse in history to win all three races at Belmont Park on June 9. Not since Mighty Citation turned the trick 25 years ago has a horse beeh able to win all three The 96th running of the Pincay of Panama in the price favorite ever beaten in by the 1:54 3~ .recorded by Preakness Stakes was tabbed saddle, was ready to challenge the Preakness Stakes . Nashua in t 95~ . as a "match race" between at that point, but despite the Sham paid $2.20 to place and Once Sham sta rted after Secretariat and Sham and the "whipping and slashing of his show wlllle our Native also Secretar iat, Don Bru mrie ld prospect of seeing these two rider, he just could not catch returned $2.20. also moved with Our Nati ve. horses clash again drew the the powerful winner. In the Kentucky De rby , That challenge didn't last tong Secretariat was the darling Secretariat smashed the track ' but 1t was enough to ca rry him largest racing crowd in Maryland history. They turned of the crowd and they bet on record for a mile and a ' hom.e a leng th in frorl t of Ecole the grandstand area into one him with abandon . He paid quarter. He had Sham in front Etage with Deadl y Drea m next big sardine can. They spread $2,60, $2.20 and $2.10 acroos the of him in the stretch and he and Torsion last. over the infield and shortly board and he picked up a gave with alL his muscle and Secretaria t wa s last out of before the race, broke through winner's purse of $129,900. This might to overhaul that tough the star ting gate a nd did drop the hedges and lined the rail raised his lifetime earnings to and determined horse . This back to the tail end o( the not 10 feet from where the $805,122 and helped make the time it was Sham's turn to do pa rade, but that did not las t horses raced . They were Meadow Stable Mrs. Penny the overhauling, and when he long. seated on the rail, they were Tweedy, traine·r Lucien Laurin couldn ' t . get close to " I gave him a little time to waving papers and balloons, and Turcotte forget the Secretariat, tile bright red colt pick it up, but he soon let me they were shouting and heartache of a year ago when was not forced to his utmost. . know that the pace was slow Riva Ridge, their 1972 KenTurcotte hand rode him screaming. But as Secretariat streamed tuc ky Derby winner, went th rough the stretch, disdaining . r---~~-by them, this gallant running down to a smashing defeat in machine paid no attention to the Preakness Stakes . Riva Ridge later won the nat. It was the third fastest them. He gave out willingly for Turcotte, who when he reached Belmont Slakes, but his Triple running of the Preakness , the stretch, glanced back to see Crown was gone forever, topped on ly by the record set if his mount was to be buried in mud at Pimlico. Riva by the remarkable Canonero at threatened . Sham. with Laffit Ridge a lso was 3-10, the lowest 1 ::;4 flat in 1971 and olso topped "1 111 be the richest Mexican POTATOES Scholarships are awarded This marked the only time in turf history that the first three horses across the line in the Kentucky Derby finished in the breaking crowd of 61,657 cheered him on. Jockey Ron Turcotte, the s teel·nerved Canadian who won the Derby with him, just let the son of Bold Ruler roll along in front and defied his rivals to catch him. Once again, Sham, who was beaten but not disgraced in the Kentuc ky Derby, tried to MEMPHIS, Tenn. (U PI ) Volatile Dave Hill struggled to a fat 74 in sWirling winds and a tornado warning Saturday for a one-str oke lead over charging Lee Elder in the third round of the $175,000 Memphis Golf Classic. "I guess the weather man must be smiling at met'' said Elder, seeking a victory which would enable him to become next year the first black player in the famed Masters Tournament. He $hot a sparkling three-under--par 69. Hill's round, which included a double-bogey and an eagle, . gave him a live,under--par total of 211 over the water-studded, 7,193-yard Colonial Country Club course. Elder stood alone in second place at 212, followed by Lee Trevino, Gene Littler and a crowd at 214. Trevino shot a 71 with most of the record 32,500 Memphis Gallery followin g him . lb. CUDAHY BAR 5 BONNIE SMITH Crown Classics. - classics. Hill leads by .O akland A's manager one _at Memphis says Cronin 'unfair-' Dr. Donald M. Thaler, orthopedic surgeon at the Holzer Medical Center served as the examining physician. at . BIGGEST EVER CHARLESTON - Governor Arch Moore said Saturday bids FULLY COO ED HA S referred for further treatment. Club, and was a candystriper lnlcrt' 'l 1mill quarlcrl y on all cerlifieates Inspected, ONE REFERRED GALLIPOLIS - Only one of 32 persons examined Friday at the semi annual Orthopedic ·Clinic sponsored by the Gallia County Health Dept . was Mothers". Churchill Downs, once again was third and he was eight lengths behind Sham just as he was in the first of the Triple backstretch as, a record . IN FOR SURGERY RACINE - Frank Hudson, c hallen ge Secretariat . At Churc hiU Downs, his job W@S to stay in fr ont in the stretch. This time, he had to overhaul his arch rival and once again he failed by the same margin that cos t him the Kentucky Derby . Our Native, who was third at Secretariat, the super horse, F. Pearson, Gallipolis Ferry, pulled into the path olan auto operated by Ada Waugh France, 43, Portsmouth Rd., Gallipolis. There was minor damage to both vehicles. No charges were filed. A final accident occurred on Pine St. where a yellow cab rolled into a parked auto owned .by Raymond Ratliff 54 ' Galtipolis. eyes triple crown CARTER & EVANS INC. ••• BUIL'DING SUPPLIES OLIVE ST. T GALLIPOLI5, OHIO . Phone 882·2817 Hours 9:00 A.M: To 5:00 P.M. Mon. Thru Sat.. Open Till 7:00 P.M. Fridays · '. �r 15- The Sunday Times· Sentinel, Sunday, May 20, 1973 i< - The Sunday Times · Sentinel, Sunday . May 20, 1973 Driver charged BALTIMORE, Md. (UPO - GALLIPOLIS - George Woodward, Jr , 19, Patriot star Rt., was charged with failure to stop within the aosured clear distance Friday following a" traffic accident on Vine St. and Fourth Ave, According to city police officers, Woodward 's car struck the rear end of an auto operated by Sandra Kay Courtney, 19, Gallipolis. There was minor damage to both vehicles. A min'or mishap occurred on State St. and First Ave.- where a pick~p truck driven by Dale SERENADING SEXTET - Fred Keosinger, Paul Haptonstall, James Buchanan, Don Lowery, Carl Horky, and Lewis Sauer, left to right, not only served the annual motherdaughter banquet of the Middleport First United Presbyterian Church, but they serenaded the approximately 70 a ttending. REDUCED Songs of old banquet theme IT'S TIME TO MOVE OUR KIT SECTIONAL HOME DISPLAY By CHARLENE HOEFUCH introduced musical nwnbers MIDDLEPORT - "Songs by the children carrying out My Mother Taught Me " the theme. Mrs. Micbael Zirkle featuring music from the rocking her daughter , Pam, cradle to the grave was the sa ng "Rock-A-Bye Baby"; . program theme of the annual Amy Satterfield presented mother -<laughter banquet of " Twinkle , Twinkle Little the Middleport First United Star·"; Erika Kessinger did Presbyterian Church .Tuesday _ "Hey, Diddle, Diddle", and night. Terry Sprouse sa ng ~ 'Mary Mrs . Carl Horky narrated Hand a Little l..ambu. the program using these Zandra Vaughan's selection opening lines from Dvorak: was " In a Little Red School House", and all -of the children "Songs my mother taught me sang "School Days". The men in the days long vanished; who served the banquet, in Seldom from her eyelids tribute to the teen years, sang, were the teardrops banished. " Bicycle Built for Two", and Now I teach my children " Let Me Call You Sweetheart" each melodiouS measure, with Mrs. Lewis Sauer and Oft the tears are flowing Mrs. Don Lowery setting the ·from _my mem'ry's treasure." scene with bicycles. Mrs. Dwight Zavitz led in Kathy · Coleman read the group singing of patriotic scripture, the group sang "I se l ections including Love to Tell the Story", and "America-n" and "The Star Mrs. Dwight Wallace offered Spangled Banner" symbolic of special prayer in tribute to the the days of service in the Ar· mothers there. A tribute to the med Forces, and there was children was ,given by Mrs, group singing of American folk Marcella Coleman wbo spoke songs representing family on Jesus' teaching on the worth .times. ')'he program concluded of a child, Using appropriate with "Silver Threads Among scriptures. the Gold" by Mrs. Zavitz A poem · by Shelia Horky seated in the ~" me rocker uSed in the " Rock-a-Bye Baby" open in g. Mrs. Horky had charge of the recognition of mothers with Pam and Cindy Crooks distributing flowers . Mrs. David Baker received . the flower for the youngest mother; Mrs . . Charles Hennesy, the oldest; and Mrs. Max J:larrah and . Mrs . . W. P. Ohlinger. the oldest grand• mothers. There was group si nging of "Fa ith of Our 24x44 - Foyer- living Room, Dining Room, beautiful Kitchen, Utility Area, D,en, 2 Bedrooms. Carpeted Living Room, Dining Room & Den, 8 ft. ceilings, built to F.H.A. specifications. Come in Today. If you are even thinking of a new home this spring, it will pay you to buy now. This home m!)st move now as we (leed the space for a new display. We'll sell outright or trade. You can Save a Bundle. (Only one at this Discount Price). · uncorked another spectacular demonstration of his relentless power Saturday when he won the $182,400 Preakness Stakes· by 212 lengths and mo~ed a giant step closer to a sweep of the Triple Crown Classics . In sharp contrast to the tactics that carried the longstriding muscular colt to a record-breaking victory in the Kentucky Derby two weeks ago, he went to the front as the small ·field of six entered the c7mtd <&to/ MOBILE HOME SALES See Jim Staats or Joe ur .l es Upper Rt. 7 Next Door to Auto Auction · Phone 446-9340 Gallipolis, Ohio .• GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS AND LOAN co. THE SIGN OF SAFE - SAVINGS -. GUARANTEED .SAYIIGS • • • • \ 2 Year, Savings Certificates 1 5,000 m1mmum ,Savings Certificates · $1,000 minimum 1 Year .. For the banquet attended by over 70, the t;.ables were decorated with arrangements of dainty spring wild flowers provided by Mrs. William Morris. Favors were loot bags of items contril)uted by Mid-dleport-Pomeroy merchants. Mrs. Lewis Sauer welc;omed the members and guests and · Mrs. Myron Miller, born in Grafton, W. Va., the birthplace of Anna Jarvis, founder of Mother's Day, gave the history and background of the ob. servance noting that the shrine· in Grafton is open to the public. Grace was by Mrs. Dwight Zavitz and the slx men serving the dinner, Fred Kessinger, Paul Haptonstall, James Buchanan, Don . Lowery, Carl Horky and Lewis Sauer, sang ".We1come Ladies" and "MOTHER". Mrs. Paul Haptonstall was pianist lor the program and (l'frs, Zavitz, Mrs. Lowery and Mrs . Sauer Were ~eneral chairman for the event. Name Passbook Savings Accounts • Save Any Amount Any Time tags were doll' replicas. • Oepo~it hy the Wlh of th .. month and earn from the first. lntcn·'t availahlP Jilonthly on aceounts of $1,000 or more THE GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS and LOAN COMPANY . ' . . OPPOSITE POST OFFICE PHONE 446-3832 , , . GA~LIPOLIS, OHIO on the largest single project ever undertaken by the State D~]Jartme~t of Highways will be opened June 21. Moore said the Federal Hi ghway Ad· ministration ( FHWA ) has approved the advertising · of bids for the New River Bridge nurtl\ of Fayetteville. The department's cost estimate on the span, which will tower approximately 825 feet above lhe .water of the New River, is in excess of $45 million. SHAIK PORTIOII Some Slices Rem01ed U.S. Govt. Inspected FULLY COOKED 5 Racine, entered Veterans Administration Hospital, 716 E. 3200 Vine St. , Cincinnati, Thursday to have surgery on his left eye on Tuesday. II previous operation on his right eye on ·March 20 was sUccessfUl. 5-lb. 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St. Louis at Montreal (ppd, rain and cold weather) Brown 1 general manager of the Pkg. Pittsburgh 4 New York 1 110 innings ) Chicago at Philadelphia 2 (twi night) San Diego at Cincinnati !twilight ) Los Angeles at Atlanta !twil ight) San Francisco at Houston tni9hll Sunday's Games cAll times Eon St. Louis at. Montreal 2 I1: 30 p.m.) Pittsburgh at New York ( ?. ~. 1-lb. 33~ • ' ' the Brewers, losing hi~ fourth against four wins. ., The game was scoreless when Jim Northrup led off the si xth inning with his setond homer of the Oricago by 8-3 count · at Philadel ph ia Atlanta 15 21 .41 7 8,;., San Diego 14 24 .JoB to•;, Salurday's Resulls Otrs. Twins rip suspensions too. u Mi c key Stanley s ingled to le ft a nd Aur elio 'Rodri g uez walked, Brewe r centerfielder Dave May tried to make a shoestring catch or Brinkman's low liner but the ball got ~Y him for a tnple. Coleman issued one wa lk while s triking out nine to im* prove his record to S..2. Jerry Bell went the ruute £or y~ar . Pittsburgh Pirates, was admitted w Roosevelt Hospital here 1 todaY for abdominal surgery. Brown arrived in the city Friday night, cOmplained of not feeling weU, and Dr. Peter Lamotte of the New York Me!B · 1 d arranged for his hosptta a • mission and Was to perform the surgery later in the day. Gophers capture Finley referred specifica lly to a May 8 bat·throwinA,_ incident in Kansas City by Hoyal outfielder Lou Piniella . F'inley understood that Piniella was only fined when the ba~ nea rly hit Cleveland pitcher Gaylord Perry. But the Royal tea m spokesman said· here Saturday there- . is no word of any fine against Piniella . 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Since Citation swept the Triple Crown in 1948, six horses have been poised in the same spot Secretariat now stands. Tim Tam, Ca rry Back, Northshe shouted.1 referring to the er n Dance r , Kaua i King , Belmont Stakes 1 which now is Majes ti c Prince and Canonero lhe only barrier between her fl pa rl ayed Kentucky Derbycolt and turf immortality . Preakness victories, but railed Sir Barton, Gallant Fox, in the Belmont. Fantastic 4: IIRGARIIE GOOD LUCK IARGARIIE ALPO B_ EEF DOG FOOD Can Cincinnati Los Angeles . 1 -lb.49~ 45~ 14~-oz . San Fran cisco 26 15 .6J4 Houston 2-4 15 .61 5 . 1 --·-- f tomorrow .1 ' West Memorial Hospital. A member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, MisS Hamm served on the Meigs County Junior Fair Board. She plans to attend Holzer Medical School of Nursing in the fall. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith, Rt. 1, Racine, Bonnie Smith was a member of Physics Club, F.H.A., 4--H and round/' said Elder . " I like to be in this posi tiou going into MILWAUKEE (UP! ) - Ed Brinkman tripled home two · runs in the top of the ninth inning and Joe Coleman pitched a six. hitter Saturday as the Detroit Tigers retained first place · in the American League East with a 4-2 victory· over the Milwaukee Brewers. Detroit has now won five straight. The score was tied 2-2 in the ninth when, with one . out, Ou.. "ha, War Adm iral Whtrla wa y. Count Fleet' • Assault and Citation were the only horses throughout history who were able to win the Ke n Luc ky De rb y, the Prea kncss Sta kes a nd the N'EW HAV EN DISCOUNT TIRE three days and fined $100. The with the pitcher. 25-year old center fielder Finley said that Cronin's admitted he planned to slug punishment of players in volved Royal relief pitcher Doug Bird in · on-rield turmoil is " inbefore he even came to bat. consis tent." The Oa kl and North said Bird beaned him in owner iSstill smarting over the a Minor League game three fining and suspension in last years a nd that he had been season's AL Playoffs of waiting ever since to get even shortstop Bert Campaneris. " [don 't understand how you can have in.c idents with only ,-Iines resulting but when it · ' happens to us we get hit with Tigers capture 5th win in row off McGraw, tied the score at 1all. CHICAGO ( UP! ) - Youthful J on Matlack made his firs t · Bert Blyleven, parlaying a a ppearance si nce May 6 when blazing fastball and a tanhe was struck in the for ehead talizing curve, paced the by a line drive off the. bat of Minnesota Twins to an easy 8-J Atlanta 's Marty Perez. · triumph by hurling a five-hitter Matlack worked the first six over the faltering Chicago innings, throWing 85 pitches, White Sox Saturday in a and lefl the game beca use he nationally-televised gam.e. was tired . He show·e d no ill The · Netherland • born effec!B as he struck out the first righthander fanned )3 batters three batters he faced, Gene and walked only four in recordClines, Cash and Sanguillen. ing his fourth triumph against Although he allowed nine hits six. losseS. in those six innings, Matlack Blyleven's teammates was helped by a double play, pounded out 12 hits Including two runners caught stea ling 4 from Larry Hisle who scored ' and a one-handed catch by Bud three runs and knocked in two. Harrelson of a line drive off the The White Sox offense bat of Stargell with two men on meanwhile was limited to a in the third inning. pair of doubles and a home run Dave Giusti ga ined his third by Hick Reichardt. Reichardt victory against no defea ts as he drove in all three runs inworked the last two · innings cluding two in the fourth inning allowing only a two-<Jut double when his two base hit to right by E d Kranepool. center drove in two runs, . tying up the game at 2-2. The Twins broke the tie in the sixth inning after one walk . Bobby Darwin's pop fly to short rightfield fell for a · double . Steve Braun walked and Danny T~ompson doubled home Darwin. 'National League Standings , p.m.) • The Twirls added an inBy United Press International Chicago at Philadelphia (1 : 30 (Twilight 'and night games not p.m.) surance run in th~ seventh on a included) Sa n Diego at Cincinnati 2 ( 1: 15 doutile to right by Hisle and a East p.m .) W. L. Pel. GB San Francisco at Houston (3 sin gle by Harmon Killebrew. 22 15 .595 Chicago p.m . ). Minnesota exploded for lour . 19 16 .543 2 New York Los Angeles at Atlanta 2 ( 1: 30 run s in the eighth wben Tony Pittsburgh 15 17 '469 .tl/2 p.m.) 14 17 .452 5 Oliva's bases-loaded single Montreal Monday's Games Philadelphia 13 22 .371 8 Chicago at N.ontreal driving iil two men. 11 2J .324 911:2 St.Louis St . Lc;~u i s at New. York fnighf) B Band three years, Future Nurses; Science Club, -Latin. Hill started the day with a two-stroke lead over Jerry McGee, who also far ed poorly in the sporadi c rain and high winds which swept the course. Tornado warnings were issued late in the afternoon but no · . twisters were sighted. ' " It almost washed out the NEW YORK (UP! ) - Willie Stargell's lith home run of the season in the top of ihe tenth inning lifted the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 4-1 victory Saturday over the New York Mets. · Stargell took over the major leagUe lead in homers with a three-run blast off the Me!B ' ac~ reliever Tug McGraw ~ Rennie Stennett opened the tenth with a single and after being sacrificed to second was cut down at third on a fielder 's choice as Dave Cash was safe at first. Cash moved to second on a wild pitch and then advanced to third ·on Manny Sanguillen •s infield single. ThencameStargell's blast on a 1-0 pitch, reducing McGraw's record to 0'2. Rusty Staub had given the Mets a !-{) lead in the . sixth inning with his fifth homer of the year. Bob Robertso n's leadoff homer in the ninth, also WIENER AND SANDWICH RELISHES Casper. A first or second place finish for Trevino, who has ~ on twice in a row here, would give . him the million in winnings.' . OAKLAND (U P! ) - A's ow ne r Charles 0. Finley says American League president Joe Cronin, acted "grossly unfair '_ ~ in fining and supending outfi elde r Bill North for slugg in g a Kansas City pitcher in Friday night's gal)le here . North was suspended for and so we started to roll, and once this colt is rolling nobody can catch hirn 1 " Turl'Olle smd . When the horses s(<j r ted to roll, Turcotte sa w the people along the rail. " I jus t turned my horse's head.a Htlle out so he wouldn' t 11olice them and he wasn't bothered by them a t all ." the jockey sa id . Mrs. Tweedy was jubilant. "Two down and one to do,'' . . ---. . ----.. -------------. . ·Our Fine Print Doesn't Cost ~~:eak:~nd:Csthes:~~ei~;i~ in my house," cracked Trevino about his aims fof the milliondollar club of Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Billy Stargell 's homer sinks Mets, 4-1 STATE FARE POMEROY - Amy lfamm of Mei~s High School and Bonnie Smith of Southern High School have won Meigs County Tulierculos is and Health Association's annual nursing scholarships, each worth $200. Miss Hamm, Uaughter of Mrs. Rita Hamm and Mr. William Hamm of Middleport, was a member of the Marauder same order in the Preakness Stakes. With tw<>-thirds of the Triple Crown now safely in the hank, Secretariat gets a chance to become the nintll horse in history to win all three races at Belmont Park on June 9. Not since Mighty Citation turned the trick 25 years ago has a horse beeh able to win all three The 96th running of the Pincay of Panama in the price favorite ever beaten in by the 1:54 3~ .recorded by Preakness Stakes was tabbed saddle, was ready to challenge the Preakness Stakes . Nashua in t 95~ . as a "match race" between at that point, but despite the Sham paid $2.20 to place and Once Sham sta rted after Secretariat and Sham and the "whipping and slashing of his show wlllle our Native also Secretar iat, Don Bru mrie ld prospect of seeing these two rider, he just could not catch returned $2.20. also moved with Our Nati ve. horses clash again drew the the powerful winner. In the Kentucky De rby , That challenge didn't last tong Secretariat was the darling Secretariat smashed the track ' but 1t was enough to ca rry him largest racing crowd in Maryland history. They turned of the crowd and they bet on record for a mile and a ' hom.e a leng th in frorl t of Ecole the grandstand area into one him with abandon . He paid quarter. He had Sham in front Etage with Deadl y Drea m next big sardine can. They spread $2,60, $2.20 and $2.10 acroos the of him in the stretch and he and Torsion last. over the infield and shortly board and he picked up a gave with alL his muscle and Secretaria t wa s last out of before the race, broke through winner's purse of $129,900. This might to overhaul that tough the star ting gate a nd did drop the hedges and lined the rail raised his lifetime earnings to and determined horse . This back to the tail end o( the not 10 feet from where the $805,122 and helped make the time it was Sham's turn to do pa rade, but that did not las t horses raced . They were Meadow Stable Mrs. Penny the overhauling, and when he long. seated on the rail, they were Tweedy, traine·r Lucien Laurin couldn ' t . get close to " I gave him a little time to waving papers and balloons, and Turcotte forget the Secretariat, tile bright red colt pick it up, but he soon let me they were shouting and heartache of a year ago when was not forced to his utmost. . know that the pace was slow Riva Ridge, their 1972 KenTurcotte hand rode him screaming. But as Secretariat streamed tuc ky Derby winner, went th rough the stretch, disdaining . r---~~-by them, this gallant running down to a smashing defeat in machine paid no attention to the Preakness Stakes . Riva Ridge later won the nat. It was the third fastest them. He gave out willingly for Turcotte, who when he reached Belmont Slakes, but his Triple running of the Preakness , the stretch, glanced back to see Crown was gone forever, topped on ly by the record set if his mount was to be buried in mud at Pimlico. Riva by the remarkable Canonero at threatened . Sham. with Laffit Ridge a lso was 3-10, the lowest 1 ::;4 flat in 1971 and olso topped "1 111 be the richest Mexican POTATOES Scholarships are awarded This marked the only time in turf history that the first three horses across the line in the Kentucky Derby finished in the breaking crowd of 61,657 cheered him on. Jockey Ron Turcotte, the s teel·nerved Canadian who won the Derby with him, just let the son of Bold Ruler roll along in front and defied his rivals to catch him. Once again, Sham, who was beaten but not disgraced in the Kentuc ky Derby, tried to MEMPHIS, Tenn. (U PI ) Volatile Dave Hill struggled to a fat 74 in sWirling winds and a tornado warning Saturday for a one-str oke lead over charging Lee Elder in the third round of the $175,000 Memphis Golf Classic. "I guess the weather man must be smiling at met'' said Elder, seeking a victory which would enable him to become next year the first black player in the famed Masters Tournament. He $hot a sparkling three-under--par 69. Hill's round, which included a double-bogey and an eagle, . gave him a live,under--par total of 211 over the water-studded, 7,193-yard Colonial Country Club course. Elder stood alone in second place at 212, followed by Lee Trevino, Gene Littler and a crowd at 214. Trevino shot a 71 with most of the record 32,500 Memphis Gallery followin g him . lb. CUDAHY BAR 5 BONNIE SMITH Crown Classics. - classics. Hill leads by .O akland A's manager one _at Memphis says Cronin 'unfair-' Dr. Donald M. Thaler, orthopedic surgeon at the Holzer Medical Center served as the examining physician. at . BIGGEST EVER CHARLESTON - Governor Arch Moore said Saturday bids FULLY COO ED HA S referred for further treatment. Club, and was a candystriper lnlcrt' 'l 1mill quarlcrl y on all cerlifieates Inspected, ONE REFERRED GALLIPOLIS - Only one of 32 persons examined Friday at the semi annual Orthopedic ·Clinic sponsored by the Gallia County Health Dept . was Mothers". Churchill Downs, once again was third and he was eight lengths behind Sham just as he was in the first of the Triple backstretch as, a record . IN FOR SURGERY RACINE - Frank Hudson, c hallen ge Secretariat . At Churc hiU Downs, his job W@S to stay in fr ont in the stretch. This time, he had to overhaul his arch rival and once again he failed by the same margin that cos t him the Kentucky Derby . Our Native, who was third at Secretariat, the super horse, F. Pearson, Gallipolis Ferry, pulled into the path olan auto operated by Ada Waugh France, 43, Portsmouth Rd., Gallipolis. There was minor damage to both vehicles. No charges were filed. A final accident occurred on Pine St. where a yellow cab rolled into a parked auto owned .by Raymond Ratliff 54 ' Galtipolis. eyes triple crown CARTER & EVANS INC. ••• BUIL'DING SUPPLIES OLIVE ST. T GALLIPOLI5, OHIO . Phone 882·2817 Hours 9:00 A.M: To 5:00 P.M. Mon. Thru Sat.. Open Till 7:00 P.M. Fridays · '. �\ . ' • -The Sunday Times-Sentinel,Stmday,May 20, 1973 ' • ew Lexington Panthers claim Joe Morgan: 'You never stop proiJzng yourself' • Class AA District golf crown averly second, AHS fifth; Mike olloh medalist Kyger Creek '9' ' h blan k s Sout ern RACINE - Kyger Creek scored in every other inning CHILLICOTHE - Coach John Neff's New here Friday night to hand the lxirtgtcm Panthers dethroned Ironton as Class AA red-hot Tornadoes a stunning 5ltsttriN golf champiun here Friday with a 323 team 0 setback. The victory gave the Bobcats a solid hold on second Waverly's surprising Tigers finished second, six place in the Southern Valley r;sltrolkes behind New Lexington, with a 329 total. Athletic Conference. Mike Tolloh captured district medalist with a 18-36-74 two over-par 74. Lexington will fepresenl southern Ohio in the AA Ohio SUite Tour· at Co lumbu s next Tolloh will advance to as .a result of capindividual honors. ·Portsmouth West was third team play with 332. Coach Myers · defending /tttan·lpicm Ironton Tigers were with a 337 team total. Seven·timc district :hainpio• . Gallipolis placed this year with a 340 Bill Boyle 43 40 83 Mike M ille r 45 41 86 Mike McDonald 50 44 94 TOTALS 178 168 346 SHERIDAN (347) Todd Green Joe Plautf 42 43 85 42 44 86 Bob Di !toe 47 · 41 88 Jeff Na sh 46 42 88 TOTALS 171 170 347 WHEELERSBURG (365) Dave Vest 40 38 78 Rex Fannin 41 41 82 Ritk Bocock 54 48 102 Mark Smith 52 51 103 TOTALS 187 178 365 SOUTH POINT (372) Tim Fraley 45 41 86 Frank Collins 45 44 89 Robert Winte·rs 48 48 96 Stacy Sagan 52 49 101 eight strokes se para ted TOTALS 190 182 GREENFIELD (391) fo11wth and 11th place teams Gary Barr 44 49 lhe 1973 tournament. -Dan Strain . 45 51 Wellston was sixth with 342. Fred Ham ilton 48 50 52 52 ;others included: Hillsboro, Tony McGioufin TOTALS 189 202 ·343; Oak Hill , 344 ; Nelsonv illeFAIRLAND (394) 47 44 345 ; Belpre. 346; AI Mayo James Ea ton 51 44 clllilericlan. 347; Wheelersburg, Paul Eaton 50 53 South Point,' 372; Randy Robertson 58 47 TOTALS 206 188 ~ee:nfi•eld., 391; F.airland, 394 ; NORTHWEST (399) rtbwe1; t, 399; Warren Local, Jody Mur ray 42 49 Ric k Phillips 41' 48 Vinton County, 433. Ric k Campbell 55 46 first nine holes found ":.,~~~';1~:~ out in front of a by two strokes (164Gallipolis trailed by only strokes at the halfway 110arK The Blue Devils fired 169 the first nine, but came back a 171 on the second nine New Lexington fired a Wa1~erliv 163, Portsmouth and Ironton a 16~. New, :who· earned . medalist honors for the this spring , led ·~~~~.~~:.i·: with a 40-41-81. Dow ~ · had an. 62, Topper 66 and John Saunders 69. Gallipolis ended its 1973 ~e a sc1 nwilh a 37-11-1 mark in 18 ~~:~:~·s results: LEXINGTON (323) Out In T . 39 39 78 44 41 37 41 81 82 40 42 82 372 93 96 98 104 391 91 95 103 105 394 · 91 97 101 Mark Spaulding 53 57 110 TOTALS 206 193 399 WARREN LOCAL (415) Paul Nolan 45 . "51 ·96 J im Crider J eff Gilber t DonWen tz so so Randy Yates Pat Curran Mike Litter Br ian Reedy 48 53 53 69 100 54 50 104 60 55115 TOTALS 209 206 ·415 VINTON CO. (433) TOTALS 49 97 47 100 57 110 57 126 223 210 433 SEO standings · FINAL 1973 SEQ STANDINGS TEAM . W L R 01! Athens 7 0 61 7 Ironton 6 1 66 10 Waverly Gallipolis . Logan J ackson Meigs Wellston TOTALS 5 3 3 3· 2 4 4 4 32 31 38 41 17 41 15 41 1 6 25 27 0 7 5 61 28 28 259 259 Last Week 's Results : Wa ver ly B Logan 5 Athens 4 Meigs 1 Meigs 18 Wellston 1 164 159 323 WliVI'D< Y (329) ik'e Tolloh 38 36 74 Sw indl er 40 40 Dutcher · 42 39 · i:ll BO Paul Harley 46 48 94 TOTALS 166 163 329 PORTS. WEST 032) Farley Herd - JO · 43 44 41 81 39 82 40 84 43 42 85 170 162 332 nci~;';'~~-'"' (337) 42 37 79 . 42 39 42 42 .'16 47 172 . 165 L GALLIPOLIS (340) 1\enny New · 40 41 Dow Saunders To,>oe• Orr 40 46 42 42 43 46 81 84 93 337 81 82 88 89 169 171 340 Fll "0N (342) 37 ·, ~~~~:;~ORO F 44 40 77 39 83 45 44 89 50 43 93 176 166 342 (343) 41 39 80 43 43 86 45 87 51 39 90 ALS 177 166 343 OAK HlLL(3w 38 81 42 43 85 45 41 86 46 46 92 DRIVES THREE WINNERS COLUMBUS (UP!) - Herb LS .. YORK (345) 43 40 83 41 42 47 83 89 42 45 45 90 171 -174 345 ELPRE (346) 'f' lioo•ula' 40 43 83 league leadin g Viking. Valley Symm.es The Lawrence Countians are 11-0 in 1~1 the SVAC and overall. The Bobcats plated their first run Friday evening on a hot smash to third by senior ' ' centerfielder Marshall French, an infield e rror on John Roush 's grounder and a grounder by junior catcher Clay Hudson. Coach Hilton Wolfe 's Tor· nadoes threatened in the second inning, but could not come up with a clutch hit off the slants of senior righthander John Baird. Amos Moore started the inning with the first of his thre e hits and moved to second on a Principal, the winner of the second ra-ce to return $32 on the Theiss singled with one out. He , ~owever, retired Sayre on a grounder and Nease on a .fly to The opening night crowd of 9,567 wagered $454,624. . Roberts picks up fourth win . HOUSTON - PLAYER- P.os. AB R H French, .cf .4 Rou s h, 26.... 2 Hudson, c d McCarty , If .4 Baird, p .4 !;Hazer. 1b 3 Metzner , ph 1 . Lucas, ss 3 Rankin, rf 1 Arnetf, 3b 3 29 Totals ~ Southern (0} PLAYER- Pos. Hubbard, d 2 1 2 0 1 0 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 1 28 Totals 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 10 yourself," says the Cincinnati Reds' hustling second baseman. ••Even after you've had a good year, you want to GALLIPOLIS~ All 16 17 • and 18-year-old boys In Gallia County interested in forming a Babe Ruth baseball squad have been asked to report to MemorjaJ Field in Gallipolis at 6:30 p.m. Monday. prove it wasn't If enough young men are interested, the Gallia team (boys from all five school districts In the city and county are invited 1 will play area Legion teams. ln case of rain, the organizational meeting will he held in the Washington School gym, Ted Perry will be in charge of the meeting. Newman earns 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 i 101 010 2- 5 10 2 Sou thern ooo ooo o---o 6 3 Baird (WP) and Hudson. Sayre (LP) and Dunning. lnternationa I League s·tandings By United Press International (American Division} W. L. Pet. GB FOR MEMORIAL DAY LIVE& PERMANENT ART'S GUN SHOP · & HARDWARE when he was supposed to prove he got a bad rap in Houston, this season has been a picni c for Morgan. In Houston, he was blamed for everything but the leaks in the Astrodome but the only trouble he's caused in Cincinnati has ·been for opposing pitchers. He's been hitting above .330 and is off to the best start of his career. " I'm more reJaxed ' this year," he admits. "Last year r injury he suffered last year in the playQffs has flared up again and the doctors now say he may need surgery at the end of Indiana University Journ a lism pionship . Newman, from Evansville ~ Ind., received $1,000. He was chosen as the candidate best conforming to the criteria of a Big Ten campus sportswriter who ''Best exemplifies the spirit, ideals and dedication to • second winners, Keith Gillett of Iowa and Ri cha rd Gosselin of Mi chigan Slate. . ~'Sure BOLENS® The "tough tractors:· BOBBY EVANS, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Evans displays 15" Bass he caught during last week's Brotherhood of the Jungle Cock session at Bob Evans Fanns, Rio Grande. Jim Mulligan had the biggest Trout (131>") while Roberta Garnes had the largest Catfish (16"). More than 160 youngsters took part in the weekend event. (Dave ')'awney photo). .T !l@EU :ro BRAVES ATLANTA (UPI J - J oe Pepitone, the Chicago Cubs have I run on my toes anyway, it CANTON - Maione College has placed four men on the AllMid-Ohio Conference baseball does n 't really bother me most team flamboyant firs t baseman, was traded to the Atlanta . Braves Saturday for a Minor League play er and an undi sc lose d amount of cash. Braves vice -president Eddie Rob inson called Pepitone "8n exce llent first baseman" who will add strength to the Braves' offensive lineup. Pepitone , in Philadelphia where the Cubs played the Phils Friday night, reacted to 15 17 manager Sparky Anderson into starting him. "H we'd won five in a row, I would have sat out," he s8id~ , 0 but we'd lost two stra ight and I wanted to help . I wasn't goir1g to take any chances to aggravate it. " Morgan's dCfinitiorl of not taking any chances included stealing two bases while going J..for·3 in a 2-0 Cincinnati win. With performances like that, it's almost difficult to believe the controversy that surrounded season . Morgan 13st Six new tractors in 1973. Oifering a lot more than a choice of horsepower. You pick the tractor with the features you want. From hydrostatic drive to 3·speed geared transmission . Twin cylinder opposed to overhead valve to synchro-balanced single cylinder engines. Hydraulic or mechan ical attachment lift. 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PEASE HOUSE DOOR. ALUMINATED CEILING IN KITCHEN. FROST FREE REFRIGERATOR WITH ICE • MAKER. JOHN BAGSHAW, a Wittenberg University freshman from Gallipolis, saw action this spring as a member of Wittenberg University's track team that compiled a ~I record in dual meet competition . A weight man competing in ·the discus, Bagshaw and his teammates won the Ohio Northern Relays and finished fourth in the recent Ohio Conference championships. Wittenberg 's six.year record in dual meetS ls ~0-3-2 and includes a string of 20 straight victories that was broken last spring. John is the son of Mrs . Nancy P. Bagshaw, 544 Third Ave ., Gallipolis. fe ren ce Association Buffalo Braves will announce the sign ing of their number one dr.aft pick Ernie Di Gregor io, lo a con~ tract this week , it was reported Ceda rville, has won the C. L. Spaid Malone. Ohio Dominican, Rio Memorial Awc:ird . Sullivan, a senior at the Colwnbus school, Grande, a nd Urbana , Past winners of the C. L. has a 3.70 grade-point average Spaid Award include : 1962 • 'at highest scholastic average . The award is named in honor pf the Mid-Ohio Conference's first Starcher, cqach of the ~on~ fer ence-w innin g Malone ballclub, was named "Coach of the Year." Balloting was done Com.missiom!r . Each athlete receives a Douglas Reichenbach, Foot· ball and Track, Bluffton 67 2·3 innings , ha s also hitting ~verage at Malone, and Urbana's Bart Smith, batting in four years Dominican . the senior athlete who has the · Wohlford {1st) . Texas Ca l if o1o ooo ooo- 1 a2 250 000 OOx - 7 6 l PauL Gogolewski ( 2) , Merritt (6) and Suare:;u Singer (7-1} ·and Torborg. LP- Paul (3 -3}. H R- lj.obinson (6th ). Boston Detro it 010 200 001 - 4 9 I ' 012 001 lOx- 5 7 3 Fryman , Timmerman (4J. Hill ~ er (9) and Freehan . WPTimmerman ( 1-1). LP- Pattin Bob Starcher directed hl;3 Pioneers to a &-2 Conference record and their third straight Mid-Ohio baseball cham - pionship. Kn owles, Haines , DeCapite, and Howard -are aU repeaters from last year's All-Mid-Ohio Conference baseball team. Major League Leaders By United Press International Leading BaHers National League g. ab r. h. pet. Lopes , LA 26 73 13 27 .370 Mota , LA 23 80 10 29 .363 Watson , Ho 39 138 28 49 .355 Fairly, Mtl_ 28 79 13, 27 .3 42 ·sa n1o. Chi 35 126 20 43 .341 Chicago • (100 (100 ooo- 0 60 · · The Braves sc h~duled a "major" news conference for Tuesday and felia ble sources re ported that the six-foot Di Gregorio and the Braves have reached a contract agreem ent. owner Paul Snyder, met with Di Gregorio and his attorney, Larry FleiSher, during the recent P---.. . . . will be enrolled Monday night Ri.c kard, Ohio . AmeriCan League g. ab ·r. h . pet. Kelly. Chi 21 75 18 30 .400 Krkptk , KC 29 107 24 37 .346 barbecue at the Speedway. ~--~~!"'~~~~~~---., CHAIN LINK FENCE FOR: . 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The backcourt whi-z was one of the stars in the American· Ru ssian se ries and led Morgan.Chi 34 112 22 38 .339 College. Baltimore 001 212 ()()(}-;- 6 11 2 Free Estimates ' Cleveland 000 200 ooo- 2 7 0 No Obligations Cuellar, Pena (5) and Wil liams; ·Ttdrow, lamb (4l. ' F = = = = = = = = = = . · 97 Hilgendorf (4), Farmer (6 ) and In Gallipolis Area Call" Uncle John 11 4"'· 16 Duncan. WP- Pena ( 1-1). LPIn Jackson -oak Hill Area Call (6 14} 776-22J7 Tidrow 14·51. HR- Gdch !3•dl. Minnesota 003 (100 ooo- 3 4 0 Saturday. Top club officials, including .316, join Howard in the out· . permanent trophy, and the . College; 1968 -Gary Merrell, field . In his first year at Malone, Kaat (5-2) and Mitterwald ; Horton, Det 19 73 11 25 .342 Gossage, Stone (3) and Herr - D. Allen, Chi 31 116 22 39 .336 Niltional League marin . LP- Goss.age W-31. HR_; Holf , Min 26 Bot 8 28 .333 St . Louis at Montreal, ppd. , Holt (2nd ). _____.__ Blmb•g. NY 23 67 10 22 ..328 cold Fis k, Bos 31 114 17 37 .325 Milwaukee 100 002 003-6 13 0 Ha,t , NY 17 56 6 18 .321 Chicago 121 200 012- , 9 9 o New York 000 301 01~ 5 11 0 Jhnsn, Tex 33 129 10 41 .318 Ph iIa 001 000 010- 2 6 2 Champion, Lockwood · (4), Freehn, DetJO 120 13 38 - .317 J enkins (4-3) and · Hundl ey; Lin zy (9} and Porter. RoHome Runs Ruth ven. Bran~on (.3), Chris - driguez (9) .; S1ol11emyre, Lyle National League : Aaron, Ail. tenson (6), Lersch (9) and (6) and Munson . WP- l ock - ll ; Slargell , P itt 10; Bench, Ryan. LP~ Ruthven ( 1-3) . HRs wood 13-2) . LP- Lyle 10-31. HRs Cin, Bonds and McCovey. SF 9. - Luzinski {1st), Fanzone ( 1st ). :-Bl omberg (-3rdl. Hart (1st). American League : Mayberry ,· KC and May ,- Mil 10; Fisk. Bos, Pit1 sbgh 100 000 no- 3 7 1 D. Allen. Chi and Tenace, Oak N.Y. 003 10000>- 4 90 8. Walker, Johnson (5 ), Giusti GASTON TO HOSPITAL Runs Batted In (9) and M.ay ; Seaver (5-3) and National league: Ferguson, CINCINNATI (UP! ) - San Dyer . LP~Walker 0 -2) . HRsLA JO ; Bench, Cin 29; Watson , Diego rightfielder Clarence Hou Garrett (·Jrd), Robertson (6ihl. and Bonds. SF 27; Oliver, Gaston was admitted ·to Christ Pitt 26. . San Diego 010 000 030- 4 7 0 Hospital late Friday night alter American league : Mayberry , Cfnci 001 121 oox- 5 10 2 KC 36; Jackson, Oak. ' 29 ; Grelf 1 Troedson ( 6). Kirby (8) he collided with teammate Melton, Chi 27; Mvr cer , NY 25 ; and Kendall; Bill ingham {7 -1) John Grubb in the fifth inning May , Mil 24. and Bench . LP~Greif q .3). of the Cincinnati-San Diego ·· Pitching HRs-Morgan (51h ), Lee I 2nd) . National league : Billing ham. game. Cin 7-1; Reuss, Hou and Los Ang 000 000 030-- 3 10 I Koosman, NY 5-l i Hooton; Chi Gaston suffered oont~ions Atlanta . 100 100 ooo- 2 e 0 on the left side of his face in the S·li Seaver , NY and Bryant, SF Messersmith. Hough (8), s.J. Brewer (8) and Yeager ; Reed , .collision. X-Rays showed no American League : Wood , ·chi Harri son (B ). House (9) and broken bones and he was ex- 9-3; Holtzman , Oak 8-2; Singer, Oates. 'HR - Evans <8th). Cal 7-1; Coleman, Oet 7-2; pect£d to be released today. Sp liltortt , KC 6-2. ., Sart Fran 001 000 ooo- I 7 0 Houston 000 300 OOx- J 'a 1 Willoughby , McDowell {7) and Rader ; Roberts (4. 1) and Edwards. LP- Willoughby {3- BRYAN ENROLLED 3). INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UP!) . in auto ra cing's Hall of F~me. American League - Jimmy Bryan, who won the . Bryan, the 43rd meinber of Kan City 110 110 ooo- 4 8 0 1958 Indianapolis " 500" and the auto racing Hall of Fame, 200 012 OOx- 5 12 2 was killed two years later at a will receive the posthumous Oakland Busby, Bird (6) and Healy; , ldtim ' Holtzman (8-21 and Fosse . LP.Langhorne, Pa .• race track, honor at the 500 S o ers Busby 13-5). HRs- Rud i (5th), Buffalo to sign top draft choice BUFFALO, N. Y. (UP IJ _ The Nationa.l Ba sketball are • TOTAL ELECTRIC • 3 BEDROOMS VINDALE MOC schools receive a rotating lrophy . Members of the Con- Stanley Clemens, Tennis , Bluffton College; 1964 · James Roth, Tennis, Blufiton College; 1965 - Brian Frock, Tennis, Wilmington College; 1966 • Ralph Suter, .Football and Track, Bluffton College; 196( - (4th), Northrup (1st). Old Hwy. 52 P.O. ~ox 250 _____ a The C. L. Spaid Memorial Award is presented annually by the Mid.Qhio Conference to (2 -7). tiRs- Fisk (81h ), Slanley 45619 ....__ Spaid Memorial honors Tom Knowles, both pitchers; catcher Dick Health; in- .400dip, while Bert DeCapite, fielders, .Bert Decapite, Jesse · from Malone, is hitting .329. Haines, Dave Paxson, and Dan The outfield is . led by Wisecarver ; and outfielders Cedarvlile's Lynn. Howard. Bill Clary, Lynn Howard, and Howard is . currently balling Bart Smith, In addition, Bob' .311J. Bill Clary, with a .350 Paltin , Veale 171 and Fisk: ''''''-- PHONE 446-3362 consists of Dan Walker and Friday's linescores ,.· ·. you can easily afford? " Taking everything into con-- VINDALE SECTIONAl-:-60x24' ground ball setting uP the sideration, it was a bad night Padres' first run of the game. all around for the Padres' The Reds won S-4 . ootfielders. An inside-the-park homer by In the sixth inning Johriny Morgan with Pete Rose on base ·Bench's fly to left bounced over in the ftfth inni~ game the Lee's head and went for a Reds two runs . double. Minutes later, Bench " In the box score, that will was on.third and Tony Perez on look like a tine drive," said second with a double when the Morgan . Reds first baseman's pop fly Morgan's homer, his fifth of bounced safely between Padre the season, came when Padres' shortstop Enzo Hernandez and center fielder John Grubb, Lee . collided with Gaston as the two Then, alt£r an intentional went after the fly ball to right pass to Richie Scheinbiwn Bill center field. Grief, the Padres ' starter, Gaston ·wound up in Christ deflected Dave Concepcion's Hospital with contusions on the double play ball to Hernandez. left side of his face and Grubb The Padres wound up with only wound up wfth a swollen left one out instead 'of two and koee , Bench crossed the plate with ''I needed a hit, ·but I sure what proved to be the winning didn't want anyone to get run. Randal Mawer , Te'h nis , Wilming ton College ; l963 - Major League Results Jim · Iter builds a ~?etter buy! , errors bn Clarence Gaston'S By United Press International post.season competition or the NCAA television series. • . Paxsop, with a .414 hitting 2.30 ERA. and said the school tampered with grades and transported prospects by private aircraft. The probation does not affect Colorado's availability for FEATURING Morgan gave the San Diego Padres a run in the second iM!ng when he oommilled two The outfield collision wasn't the first to cost the Padres a victory this season. They lost a game in Houston 's. Astrodome when Jerry Morales and Leron Lee collided. Ohio Knowles, of Cedarville, has posted a 7·2 record and shows a CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE STORE ting tltle . Jesse Haines, of Ohio Dominican, was second to The All-Conference team struck out 76 batters. Tom University of Colorado a one. year probation and reprimand SKYLINE LANES and PRO-SHOP lhe highest batting average 1.444 ) · on the All-Conference squad and won the MOC bat- in Wha.t do you want ... a home • Cedarville and Urbana both up the two-man pitching sl<!ff. Walker 1 from Malone, has an g.. 2 r ecord and a 1:99 ERA. Dan, ON PROBATION · MANHATTAN, Kan . (UP!) - The Big Eight Conference over Western Division National . Saturday handed the League leader San Francisco. Malone's Dave Paxson has Walker and Knowles make A GOOD YARD Urbana 's Dick Heath is the Ali-MOC catcher. He is batting at .237 on the year . today . by the five Mid.Qhio coaches, ' W. L. Pet. GB announced have two men on the honor unit, while Ohio Dominican and Rio Grande are represented by one player each.. ' ailment and was able to start only one of the team 's next five lion he has when he ta·iked ... '' - run, minors because the fences were in close," he said. Wisecarver named to All-MOC team OD's Sullivan captures calcium determina~ I gave them one answered Morgan. developed. He's playing with a special si>onge in his left shoe and he's ahead of last year's stolen base pace when he swiped 58. "Since showed the kind of Joe but I got us two, didn't I?" Even a couple of . injuries haven't bothered him. The heel games. But last Sunday, he baseman Morgan. • was pressing at the start and I wasn't doing well for the first couple of weeks. But the guys were all great about it. They kept telling me they, thought it was a great trade that would help the club. That did a lot for MINNEAPOLIS, Minn . (UP!) - Bruce Newman, an "For That f>ersonai & Professional Touch" FLOWERS But compa red to the pressure he faced last year Big 10 award .636 .469 5112 his departure to' Atlanta as Pawtuck e t 13 15 :464 S1!2 · " part of baseball. " Toledo 14 22 .389 8112 (National Division) 21 12 4.30 p.m. Members of the Panzo Bastiani. fluke." my morale." Oscar's Tuesday, beginning at GAHS golf , baseball, track and tennis teams wilJ be honored by the GAHS Athletic Department. Blue Devil Boosters arid a o 1 o o sophomore, Saturday received 6 0 the Big Ten's Bill Reed Award the season on the o 3 m a ceremony at the con· that o o fere nce outdoor track c ham- deposits By Innings : K. Creek 2 o 0 o o AB R H J 0 2 Theiss . 3b Sayre,p Nease , ss Moore, If Nease, lb Dunning , c Ord, 2b Warner , rf Hart , ph Gallipolis to fonn BR squad J 2 3 never stop proving CINCINNATI (UP!) - Jack hurt," said Morgan, who had Billingham was leasing, not hit a double in the first iMing. complaining. "Another pop II~ ," kidded "You told me you were going Biltingham. to hit some line drives. so what Morgan's inside-the.park do you do, you give 'em a run," homer was his first, but not his said Billingham directing his shortest homer. remark to Cincinnati Reds ·•r hit shorter ones in the Friday night as he hurled the Houston AStros to a 3·1 victory this year., Roberts has allowed DINNER TUESDAY GALUPOLJS - The annual Gallipolis Blue Devils spring s ports dinner wilJ be held at season Monday at Eastern . Kyger Creek (S) Mght. . in the seventh, Hubbard singled but was thown out by Rochester Hudson while attempting to Sy racuse Yellow Knife finished one ra ce, going the mile in 2:02 for driver Richard Farrington. McCarty had three hits in four at bat. The Bobcats will close out their successful baseball the fifth inning as Hubbard and hi s fourth maj or league triumph against one setback and one-quarter lengths ahead of Dqc McBean in the featured trips to drive in three run s. again in the fourth inning , but .T ota Is 35 35 308 308 Last week 's results: Sou th . pitc her Pete Sayre was saved ern 4 Eas te rn 2; Southern 11 by two fine catches by cen· Hannan Tra ce 5; Eastern 16 l£rfielder Jeff Hubbard and Hann.;ln Trace 4; Kyger Creek 5 S.oulhern 0 ; Southern 7 North shortstop Mitch Nease. · Gallia 0 ; Sou th ern 7 North The third Bobcat run ·scored Garna O; Symmes Valley 7 on a walk to Roush, stolen base ~orth Gallia 0 ;- Symmes Valley 7 Nor th Gallia 0. Note : North and single by Hudson. Gallia's baseball tea m wilt . Two more.runners dented the forfeit -the rest of its sc hedul e plate in the seventh on a walk since it Is unable to field a team . to Roust., · double by Greg This Week' s Games McCarty and single by Bair~. Monday - Ky"ger Creek at Baird was in trouble again i.n Eastern ; Symmes Valley at Sou thern. of~ 8. Hudson had tw o· hits in four · ''You He was traded with Jack ' Wynn. Billin'gham, Denis Menke, But it didn't take Morgan Cesar Geronimo and minor tong to erase that . bad rap. leaguer Ed Armbrister from " Nobody pays any attention to Houston to Cincinnati on Nov. that stuff anymore," Morgan 29, 1971 for Lee May, Tommy says. Helms and Jimmy Stewart. The trade caused a furor in GAME POSTPONED Cincinnati because May drove MONTREAL (UP! ) - Rain in 98 runs with 39 J)omers in and. cold weather forced 1971. Many baseball observers thought the Astros got the edge canceliation Saturday of a National Leag ue baseball in deal. game between the Montreal It didn't help, either, that former manager Harry Walker Expos and the St. Louis Cardidn't get along with Morgan dinals. and labeled him a "trou. A spokesman for the Expos blemaker" and a "had influen- said the game had not yet been ce" on teammate Jimmy rescheduled. of the time . It hurts sometimes but I don't want to make a .big Nease . Baird then fanned Greg the Big Ten and Intercollegiate deal out of it. And when I steal Dunning, Vern Ord and Randy SV AC standings ath letics which marked the life more, it helps the cjub."'Of his Warner to retire the side. TEAM W L R OR of Bill Reed." first 16 steal attempts this KC pushed across its second S. Valley 8 0 68 6 Reed died in 1971 after 10 year; he was successful on 15. 9 2 65 31 years as Big Ten comrun in the third · rung on a K: Creek He- suffered another injury in Southern 7 2 56- 15 fielder's choice, and singles by Eastern 5 4 50 23 missioner. Th€ Reed Award Montreal on May 6th when he H. Trace 4 5 4.4 61 was founded in 1972 and last twisted his knee. He was on a Roush and Hudson . N. Ga llia 2 10 25 1 1 The Bobcats threatened Southwestern 0 12 0 84 year wa s presented to dual day-to-day basis because of the Gallipolis native Dave Roberts picked up daily double combination ' the big hitters for the winners . dropped fly ball hit by Mike Sayre fanned four and walked 42 176 168 344 Monday against the ·on opening night. Miller drove Atson Car lith in lne first, Chuck B in the third and Linda Lou Mark in the . fourth . Atson Cariith teamed with while Hubbard had two singles. Hudson and McCarty were SVAC. Southern dropped to 7-2 in the league. The Tornadoes have a doubleheader schedul e Friday night and Yellow Knife won the $7,900 Inaugural race at Scioto Downs with three hits in three trips Coach Jim Sprague's nine are 14.-4 overall and 9·2 in the .steal second base. Baird, in winning his seventh game of the year, walked one while recording 10 strik.e outs. Miller drove three winners four. Moore led the Tornadoes NEW YORK (UPI) - Joe Morgan has nothing left to prove these days but he's still playing as if he had everything to prove. BiUingham wins. seventh decision • • •• ATHLETE OF MONTH . LOS ANGELES (UP!) Bobby Valentine , the California Angels' talented infielder-outfielder who fractured his right leg when he crashed bead first into the centerfield fence at Anaheim Stadium Thursday night, was named Southern California's Athlete of the Month for April Friday. Valentine, whose leg will be in a cast for · at least 2•;,~ montlls, is expected to be lost for the remainder of the season. You might just find a Good Guy like Carroll Norris at Carroll Norris Dodge Inc. And that's great for you, because Carroll does business in the best tradition of the Dodge Buys. Good deals you can depend on. Good service you eiln depend on. And an extra measure offriendliness, always. Drop by and "Hi" to Carroll and all of his Good Guys· ... 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' • -The Sunday Times-Sentinel,Stmday,May 20, 1973 ' • ew Lexington Panthers claim Joe Morgan: 'You never stop proiJzng yourself' • Class AA District golf crown averly second, AHS fifth; Mike olloh medalist Kyger Creek '9' ' h blan k s Sout ern RACINE - Kyger Creek scored in every other inning CHILLICOTHE - Coach John Neff's New here Friday night to hand the lxirtgtcm Panthers dethroned Ironton as Class AA red-hot Tornadoes a stunning 5ltsttriN golf champiun here Friday with a 323 team 0 setback. The victory gave the Bobcats a solid hold on second Waverly's surprising Tigers finished second, six place in the Southern Valley r;sltrolkes behind New Lexington, with a 329 total. Athletic Conference. Mike Tolloh captured district medalist with a 18-36-74 two over-par 74. Lexington will fepresenl southern Ohio in the AA Ohio SUite Tour· at Co lumbu s next Tolloh will advance to as .a result of capindividual honors. ·Portsmouth West was third team play with 332. Coach Myers · defending /tttan·lpicm Ironton Tigers were with a 337 team total. Seven·timc district :hainpio• . Gallipolis placed this year with a 340 Bill Boyle 43 40 83 Mike M ille r 45 41 86 Mike McDonald 50 44 94 TOTALS 178 168 346 SHERIDAN (347) Todd Green Joe Plautf 42 43 85 42 44 86 Bob Di !toe 47 · 41 88 Jeff Na sh 46 42 88 TOTALS 171 170 347 WHEELERSBURG (365) Dave Vest 40 38 78 Rex Fannin 41 41 82 Ritk Bocock 54 48 102 Mark Smith 52 51 103 TOTALS 187 178 365 SOUTH POINT (372) Tim Fraley 45 41 86 Frank Collins 45 44 89 Robert Winte·rs 48 48 96 Stacy Sagan 52 49 101 eight strokes se para ted TOTALS 190 182 GREENFIELD (391) fo11wth and 11th place teams Gary Barr 44 49 lhe 1973 tournament. -Dan Strain . 45 51 Wellston was sixth with 342. Fred Ham ilton 48 50 52 52 ;others included: Hillsboro, Tony McGioufin TOTALS 189 202 ·343; Oak Hill , 344 ; Nelsonv illeFAIRLAND (394) 47 44 345 ; Belpre. 346; AI Mayo James Ea ton 51 44 clllilericlan. 347; Wheelersburg, Paul Eaton 50 53 South Point,' 372; Randy Robertson 58 47 TOTALS 206 188 ~ee:nfi•eld., 391; F.airland, 394 ; NORTHWEST (399) rtbwe1; t, 399; Warren Local, Jody Mur ray 42 49 Ric k Phillips 41' 48 Vinton County, 433. Ric k Campbell 55 46 first nine holes found ":.,~~~';1~:~ out in front of a by two strokes (164Gallipolis trailed by only strokes at the halfway 110arK The Blue Devils fired 169 the first nine, but came back a 171 on the second nine New Lexington fired a Wa1~erliv 163, Portsmouth and Ironton a 16~. New, :who· earned . medalist honors for the this spring , led ·~~~~.~~:.i·: with a 40-41-81. Dow ~ · had an. 62, Topper 66 and John Saunders 69. Gallipolis ended its 1973 ~e a sc1 nwilh a 37-11-1 mark in 18 ~~:~:~·s results: LEXINGTON (323) Out In T . 39 39 78 44 41 37 41 81 82 40 42 82 372 93 96 98 104 391 91 95 103 105 394 · 91 97 101 Mark Spaulding 53 57 110 TOTALS 206 193 399 WARREN LOCAL (415) Paul Nolan 45 . "51 ·96 J im Crider J eff Gilber t DonWen tz so so Randy Yates Pat Curran Mike Litter Br ian Reedy 48 53 53 69 100 54 50 104 60 55115 TOTALS 209 206 ·415 VINTON CO. (433) TOTALS 49 97 47 100 57 110 57 126 223 210 433 SEO standings · FINAL 1973 SEQ STANDINGS TEAM . W L R 01! Athens 7 0 61 7 Ironton 6 1 66 10 Waverly Gallipolis . Logan J ackson Meigs Wellston TOTALS 5 3 3 3· 2 4 4 4 32 31 38 41 17 41 15 41 1 6 25 27 0 7 5 61 28 28 259 259 Last Week 's Results : Wa ver ly B Logan 5 Athens 4 Meigs 1 Meigs 18 Wellston 1 164 159 323 WliVI'D< Y (329) ik'e Tolloh 38 36 74 Sw indl er 40 40 Dutcher · 42 39 · i:ll BO Paul Harley 46 48 94 TOTALS 166 163 329 PORTS. WEST 032) Farley Herd - JO · 43 44 41 81 39 82 40 84 43 42 85 170 162 332 nci~;';'~~-'"' (337) 42 37 79 . 42 39 42 42 .'16 47 172 . 165 L GALLIPOLIS (340) 1\enny New · 40 41 Dow Saunders To,>oe• Orr 40 46 42 42 43 46 81 84 93 337 81 82 88 89 169 171 340 Fll "0N (342) 37 ·, ~~~~:;~ORO F 44 40 77 39 83 45 44 89 50 43 93 176 166 342 (343) 41 39 80 43 43 86 45 87 51 39 90 ALS 177 166 343 OAK HlLL(3w 38 81 42 43 85 45 41 86 46 46 92 DRIVES THREE WINNERS COLUMBUS (UP!) - Herb LS .. YORK (345) 43 40 83 41 42 47 83 89 42 45 45 90 171 -174 345 ELPRE (346) 'f' lioo•ula' 40 43 83 league leadin g Viking. Valley Symm.es The Lawrence Countians are 11-0 in 1~1 the SVAC and overall. The Bobcats plated their first run Friday evening on a hot smash to third by senior ' ' centerfielder Marshall French, an infield e rror on John Roush 's grounder and a grounder by junior catcher Clay Hudson. Coach Hilton Wolfe 's Tor· nadoes threatened in the second inning, but could not come up with a clutch hit off the slants of senior righthander John Baird. Amos Moore started the inning with the first of his thre e hits and moved to second on a Principal, the winner of the second ra-ce to return $32 on the Theiss singled with one out. He , ~owever, retired Sayre on a grounder and Nease on a .fly to The opening night crowd of 9,567 wagered $454,624. . Roberts picks up fourth win . HOUSTON - PLAYER- P.os. AB R H French, .cf .4 Rou s h, 26.... 2 Hudson, c d McCarty , If .4 Baird, p .4 !;Hazer. 1b 3 Metzner , ph 1 . Lucas, ss 3 Rankin, rf 1 Arnetf, 3b 3 29 Totals ~ Southern (0} PLAYER- Pos. Hubbard, d 2 1 2 0 1 0 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 1 28 Totals 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 10 yourself," says the Cincinnati Reds' hustling second baseman. ••Even after you've had a good year, you want to GALLIPOLIS~ All 16 17 • and 18-year-old boys In Gallia County interested in forming a Babe Ruth baseball squad have been asked to report to MemorjaJ Field in Gallipolis at 6:30 p.m. Monday. prove it wasn't If enough young men are interested, the Gallia team (boys from all five school districts In the city and county are invited 1 will play area Legion teams. ln case of rain, the organizational meeting will he held in the Washington School gym, Ted Perry will be in charge of the meeting. Newman earns 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 i 101 010 2- 5 10 2 Sou thern ooo ooo o---o 6 3 Baird (WP) and Hudson. Sayre (LP) and Dunning. lnternationa I League s·tandings By United Press International (American Division} W. L. Pet. GB FOR MEMORIAL DAY LIVE& PERMANENT ART'S GUN SHOP · & HARDWARE when he was supposed to prove he got a bad rap in Houston, this season has been a picni c for Morgan. In Houston, he was blamed for everything but the leaks in the Astrodome but the only trouble he's caused in Cincinnati has ·been for opposing pitchers. He's been hitting above .330 and is off to the best start of his career. " I'm more reJaxed ' this year," he admits. "Last year r injury he suffered last year in the playQffs has flared up again and the doctors now say he may need surgery at the end of Indiana University Journ a lism pionship . Newman, from Evansville ~ Ind., received $1,000. He was chosen as the candidate best conforming to the criteria of a Big Ten campus sportswriter who ''Best exemplifies the spirit, ideals and dedication to • second winners, Keith Gillett of Iowa and Ri cha rd Gosselin of Mi chigan Slate. . ~'Sure BOLENS® The "tough tractors:· BOBBY EVANS, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Evans displays 15" Bass he caught during last week's Brotherhood of the Jungle Cock session at Bob Evans Fanns, Rio Grande. Jim Mulligan had the biggest Trout (131>") while Roberta Garnes had the largest Catfish (16"). More than 160 youngsters took part in the weekend event. (Dave ')'awney photo). .T !l@EU :ro BRAVES ATLANTA (UPI J - J oe Pepitone, the Chicago Cubs have I run on my toes anyway, it CANTON - Maione College has placed four men on the AllMid-Ohio Conference baseball does n 't really bother me most team flamboyant firs t baseman, was traded to the Atlanta . Braves Saturday for a Minor League play er and an undi sc lose d amount of cash. Braves vice -president Eddie Rob inson called Pepitone "8n exce llent first baseman" who will add strength to the Braves' offensive lineup. Pepitone , in Philadelphia where the Cubs played the Phils Friday night, reacted to 15 17 manager Sparky Anderson into starting him. "H we'd won five in a row, I would have sat out," he s8id~ , 0 but we'd lost two stra ight and I wanted to help . I wasn't goir1g to take any chances to aggravate it. " Morgan's dCfinitiorl of not taking any chances included stealing two bases while going J..for·3 in a 2-0 Cincinnati win. With performances like that, it's almost difficult to believe the controversy that surrounded season . Morgan 13st Six new tractors in 1973. Oifering a lot more than a choice of horsepower. You pick the tractor with the features you want. From hydrostatic drive to 3·speed geared transmission . Twin cylinder opposed to overhead valve to synchro-balanced single cylinder engines. Hydraulic or mechan ical attachment lift. 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PEASE HOUSE DOOR. ALUMINATED CEILING IN KITCHEN. FROST FREE REFRIGERATOR WITH ICE • MAKER. JOHN BAGSHAW, a Wittenberg University freshman from Gallipolis, saw action this spring as a member of Wittenberg University's track team that compiled a ~I record in dual meet competition . A weight man competing in ·the discus, Bagshaw and his teammates won the Ohio Northern Relays and finished fourth in the recent Ohio Conference championships. Wittenberg 's six.year record in dual meetS ls ~0-3-2 and includes a string of 20 straight victories that was broken last spring. John is the son of Mrs . Nancy P. Bagshaw, 544 Third Ave ., Gallipolis. fe ren ce Association Buffalo Braves will announce the sign ing of their number one dr.aft pick Ernie Di Gregor io, lo a con~ tract this week , it was reported Ceda rville, has won the C. L. Spaid Malone. Ohio Dominican, Rio Memorial Awc:ird . Sullivan, a senior at the Colwnbus school, Grande, a nd Urbana , Past winners of the C. L. has a 3.70 grade-point average Spaid Award include : 1962 • 'at highest scholastic average . The award is named in honor pf the Mid-Ohio Conference's first Starcher, cqach of the ~on~ fer ence-w innin g Malone ballclub, was named "Coach of the Year." Balloting was done Com.missiom!r . Each athlete receives a Douglas Reichenbach, Foot· ball and Track, Bluffton 67 2·3 innings , ha s also hitting ~verage at Malone, and Urbana's Bart Smith, batting in four years Dominican . the senior athlete who has the · Wohlford {1st) . Texas Ca l if o1o ooo ooo- 1 a2 250 000 OOx - 7 6 l PauL Gogolewski ( 2) , Merritt (6) and Suare:;u Singer (7-1} ·and Torborg. LP- Paul (3 -3}. H R- lj.obinson (6th ). Boston Detro it 010 200 001 - 4 9 I ' 012 001 lOx- 5 7 3 Fryman , Timmerman (4J. Hill ~ er (9) and Freehan . WPTimmerman ( 1-1). LP- Pattin Bob Starcher directed hl;3 Pioneers to a &-2 Conference record and their third straight Mid-Ohio baseball cham - pionship. Kn owles, Haines , DeCapite, and Howard -are aU repeaters from last year's All-Mid-Ohio Conference baseball team. Major League Leaders By United Press International Leading BaHers National League g. ab r. h. pet. Lopes , LA 26 73 13 27 .370 Mota , LA 23 80 10 29 .363 Watson , Ho 39 138 28 49 .355 Fairly, Mtl_ 28 79 13, 27 .3 42 ·sa n1o. Chi 35 126 20 43 .341 Chicago • (100 (100 ooo- 0 60 · · The Braves sc h~duled a "major" news conference for Tuesday and felia ble sources re ported that the six-foot Di Gregorio and the Braves have reached a contract agreem ent. owner Paul Snyder, met with Di Gregorio and his attorney, Larry FleiSher, during the recent P---.. . . . will be enrolled Monday night Ri.c kard, Ohio . AmeriCan League g. ab ·r. h . pet. Kelly. Chi 21 75 18 30 .400 Krkptk , KC 29 107 24 37 .346 barbecue at the Speedway. ~--~~!"'~~~~~~---., CHAIN LINK FENCE FOR: . Home - Ptaygn)unds Store · Industry l6" to 144'; high, galvd. vtnyl coated . 9-11-11'h Gauge All posts set in c.o ncrete. Quick installations or Do"ltYourself. none Too FENCE DIVISION OF RAY HOUCK INC. Portsmouth, Ohio A... allobleln Other Slzea: 52x24' ~x24' Expertise is Important We've Been Selling VJNDALES .For Long Over 10 Years. WE KNOWOURPRODUCT VISIT OUR LOT SOONI SEE OUR TAURUS&. TERRY TRAILERS March . 't)\ Good Guy · isn't hard to find! .. GoU, ·Just look under his white·hat!" Domini c an Cedeno, Ho 39. 157 25 53 .338 Torre, St.L 34 120 15 40 .333 Maddox, SF 29 105 13 35 .333 Gru bb. SO 32 109 18 36 .330 BEi\.UTIFUl Providence to the semi-finals of the NCAA Tournament last Cedarville College; 1972 - Bob Murphy, Baseball, Malone College; 1973 - David Sullivan, Track, OF U.S.A.-U.S.R. Baseball, Findlay College; 1969 · Ed Diller, Football, Bluffton College; 1970 • Willis Parks, Baseball, Malone College; 1971 James CHOICE DECORS Basketball Series a nd agam this week . The backcourt whi-z was one of the stars in the American· Ru ssian se ries and led Morgan.Chi 34 112 22 38 .339 College. Baltimore 001 212 ()()(}-;- 6 11 2 Free Estimates ' Cleveland 000 200 ooo- 2 7 0 No Obligations Cuellar, Pena (5) and Wil liams; ·Ttdrow, lamb (4l. ' F = = = = = = = = = = . · 97 Hilgendorf (4), Farmer (6 ) and In Gallipolis Area Call" Uncle John 11 4"'· 16 Duncan. WP- Pena ( 1-1). LPIn Jackson -oak Hill Area Call (6 14} 776-22J7 Tidrow 14·51. HR- Gdch !3•dl. Minnesota 003 (100 ooo- 3 4 0 Saturday. Top club officials, including .316, join Howard in the out· . permanent trophy, and the . College; 1968 -Gary Merrell, field . In his first year at Malone, Kaat (5-2) and Mitterwald ; Horton, Det 19 73 11 25 .342 Gossage, Stone (3) and Herr - D. Allen, Chi 31 116 22 39 .336 Niltional League marin . LP- Goss.age W-31. HR_; Holf , Min 26 Bot 8 28 .333 St . Louis at Montreal, ppd. , Holt (2nd ). _____.__ Blmb•g. NY 23 67 10 22 ..328 cold Fis k, Bos 31 114 17 37 .325 Milwaukee 100 002 003-6 13 0 Ha,t , NY 17 56 6 18 .321 Chicago 121 200 012- , 9 9 o New York 000 301 01~ 5 11 0 Jhnsn, Tex 33 129 10 41 .318 Ph iIa 001 000 010- 2 6 2 Champion, Lockwood · (4), Freehn, DetJO 120 13 38 - .317 J enkins (4-3) and · Hundl ey; Lin zy (9} and Porter. RoHome Runs Ruth ven. Bran~on (.3), Chris - driguez (9) .; S1ol11emyre, Lyle National League : Aaron, Ail. tenson (6), Lersch (9) and (6) and Munson . WP- l ock - ll ; Slargell , P itt 10; Bench, Ryan. LP~ Ruthven ( 1-3) . HRs wood 13-2) . LP- Lyle 10-31. HRs Cin, Bonds and McCovey. SF 9. - Luzinski {1st), Fanzone ( 1st ). :-Bl omberg (-3rdl. Hart (1st). American League : Mayberry ,· KC and May ,- Mil 10; Fisk. Bos, Pit1 sbgh 100 000 no- 3 7 1 D. Allen. Chi and Tenace, Oak N.Y. 003 10000>- 4 90 8. Walker, Johnson (5 ), Giusti GASTON TO HOSPITAL Runs Batted In (9) and M.ay ; Seaver (5-3) and National league: Ferguson, CINCINNATI (UP! ) - San Dyer . LP~Walker 0 -2) . HRsLA JO ; Bench, Cin 29; Watson , Diego rightfielder Clarence Hou Garrett (·Jrd), Robertson (6ihl. and Bonds. SF 27; Oliver, Gaston was admitted ·to Christ Pitt 26. . San Diego 010 000 030- 4 7 0 Hospital late Friday night alter American league : Mayberry , Cfnci 001 121 oox- 5 10 2 KC 36; Jackson, Oak. ' 29 ; Grelf 1 Troedson ( 6). Kirby (8) he collided with teammate Melton, Chi 27; Mvr cer , NY 25 ; and Kendall; Bill ingham {7 -1) John Grubb in the fifth inning May , Mil 24. and Bench . LP~Greif q .3). of the Cincinnati-San Diego ·· Pitching HRs-Morgan (51h ), Lee I 2nd) . National league : Billing ham. game. Cin 7-1; Reuss, Hou and Los Ang 000 000 030-- 3 10 I Koosman, NY 5-l i Hooton; Chi Gaston suffered oont~ions Atlanta . 100 100 ooo- 2 e 0 on the left side of his face in the S·li Seaver , NY and Bryant, SF Messersmith. Hough (8), s.J. Brewer (8) and Yeager ; Reed , .collision. X-Rays showed no American League : Wood , ·chi Harri son (B ). House (9) and broken bones and he was ex- 9-3; Holtzman , Oak 8-2; Singer, Oates. 'HR - Evans <8th). Cal 7-1; Coleman, Oet 7-2; pect£d to be released today. Sp liltortt , KC 6-2. ., Sart Fran 001 000 ooo- I 7 0 Houston 000 300 OOx- J 'a 1 Willoughby , McDowell {7) and Rader ; Roberts (4. 1) and Edwards. LP- Willoughby {3- BRYAN ENROLLED 3). INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UP!) . in auto ra cing's Hall of F~me. American League - Jimmy Bryan, who won the . Bryan, the 43rd meinber of Kan City 110 110 ooo- 4 8 0 1958 Indianapolis " 500" and the auto racing Hall of Fame, 200 012 OOx- 5 12 2 was killed two years later at a will receive the posthumous Oakland Busby, Bird (6) and Healy; , ldtim ' Holtzman (8-21 and Fosse . LP.Langhorne, Pa .• race track, honor at the 500 S o ers Busby 13-5). HRs- Rud i (5th), Buffalo to sign top draft choice BUFFALO, N. Y. (UP IJ _ The Nationa.l Ba sketball are • TOTAL ELECTRIC • 3 BEDROOMS VINDALE MOC schools receive a rotating lrophy . Members of the Con- Stanley Clemens, Tennis , Bluffton College; 1964 · James Roth, Tennis, Blufiton College; 1965 - Brian Frock, Tennis, Wilmington College; 1966 • Ralph Suter, .Football and Track, Bluffton College; 196( - (4th), Northrup (1st). Old Hwy. 52 P.O. ~ox 250 _____ a The C. L. Spaid Memorial Award is presented annually by the Mid.Qhio Conference to (2 -7). tiRs- Fisk (81h ), Slanley 45619 ....__ Spaid Memorial honors Tom Knowles, both pitchers; catcher Dick Health; in- .400dip, while Bert DeCapite, fielders, .Bert Decapite, Jesse · from Malone, is hitting .329. Haines, Dave Paxson, and Dan The outfield is . led by Wisecarver ; and outfielders Cedarvlile's Lynn. Howard. Bill Clary, Lynn Howard, and Howard is . currently balling Bart Smith, In addition, Bob' .311J. Bill Clary, with a .350 Paltin , Veale 171 and Fisk: ''''''-- PHONE 446-3362 consists of Dan Walker and Friday's linescores ,.· ·. you can easily afford? " Taking everything into con-- VINDALE SECTIONAl-:-60x24' ground ball setting uP the sideration, it was a bad night Padres' first run of the game. all around for the Padres' The Reds won S-4 . ootfielders. An inside-the-park homer by In the sixth inning Johriny Morgan with Pete Rose on base ·Bench's fly to left bounced over in the ftfth inni~ game the Lee's head and went for a Reds two runs . double. Minutes later, Bench " In the box score, that will was on.third and Tony Perez on look like a tine drive," said second with a double when the Morgan . Reds first baseman's pop fly Morgan's homer, his fifth of bounced safely between Padre the season, came when Padres' shortstop Enzo Hernandez and center fielder John Grubb, Lee . collided with Gaston as the two Then, alt£r an intentional went after the fly ball to right pass to Richie Scheinbiwn Bill center field. Grief, the Padres ' starter, Gaston ·wound up in Christ deflected Dave Concepcion's Hospital with contusions on the double play ball to Hernandez. left side of his face and Grubb The Padres wound up with only wound up wfth a swollen left one out instead 'of two and koee , Bench crossed the plate with ''I needed a hit, ·but I sure what proved to be the winning didn't want anyone to get run. Randal Mawer , Te'h nis , Wilming ton College ; l963 - Major League Results Jim · Iter builds a ~?etter buy! , errors bn Clarence Gaston'S By United Press International post.season competition or the NCAA television series. • . Paxsop, with a .414 hitting 2.30 ERA. and said the school tampered with grades and transported prospects by private aircraft. The probation does not affect Colorado's availability for FEATURING Morgan gave the San Diego Padres a run in the second iM!ng when he oommilled two The outfield collision wasn't the first to cost the Padres a victory this season. They lost a game in Houston 's. Astrodome when Jerry Morales and Leron Lee collided. Ohio Knowles, of Cedarville, has posted a 7·2 record and shows a CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE STORE ting tltle . Jesse Haines, of Ohio Dominican, was second to The All-Conference team struck out 76 batters. Tom University of Colorado a one. year probation and reprimand SKYLINE LANES and PRO-SHOP lhe highest batting average 1.444 ) · on the All-Conference squad and won the MOC bat- in Wha.t do you want ... a home • Cedarville and Urbana both up the two-man pitching sl<!ff. Walker 1 from Malone, has an g.. 2 r ecord and a 1:99 ERA. Dan, ON PROBATION · MANHATTAN, Kan . (UP!) - The Big Eight Conference over Western Division National . Saturday handed the League leader San Francisco. Malone's Dave Paxson has Walker and Knowles make A GOOD YARD Urbana 's Dick Heath is the Ali-MOC catcher. He is batting at .237 on the year . today . by the five Mid.Qhio coaches, ' W. L. Pet. GB announced have two men on the honor unit, while Ohio Dominican and Rio Grande are represented by one player each.. ' ailment and was able to start only one of the team 's next five lion he has when he ta·iked ... '' - run, minors because the fences were in close," he said. Wisecarver named to All-MOC team OD's Sullivan captures calcium determina~ I gave them one answered Morgan. developed. He's playing with a special si>onge in his left shoe and he's ahead of last year's stolen base pace when he swiped 58. "Since showed the kind of Joe but I got us two, didn't I?" Even a couple of . injuries haven't bothered him. The heel games. But last Sunday, he baseman Morgan. • was pressing at the start and I wasn't doing well for the first couple of weeks. But the guys were all great about it. They kept telling me they, thought it was a great trade that would help the club. That did a lot for MINNEAPOLIS, Minn . (UP!) - Bruce Newman, an "For That f>ersonai & Professional Touch" FLOWERS But compa red to the pressure he faced last year Big 10 award .636 .469 5112 his departure to' Atlanta as Pawtuck e t 13 15 :464 S1!2 · " part of baseball. " Toledo 14 22 .389 8112 (National Division) 21 12 4.30 p.m. Members of the Panzo Bastiani. fluke." my morale." Oscar's Tuesday, beginning at GAHS golf , baseball, track and tennis teams wilJ be honored by the GAHS Athletic Department. Blue Devil Boosters arid a o 1 o o sophomore, Saturday received 6 0 the Big Ten's Bill Reed Award the season on the o 3 m a ceremony at the con· that o o fere nce outdoor track c ham- deposits By Innings : K. Creek 2 o 0 o o AB R H J 0 2 Theiss . 3b Sayre,p Nease , ss Moore, If Nease, lb Dunning , c Ord, 2b Warner , rf Hart , ph Gallipolis to fonn BR squad J 2 3 never stop proving CINCINNATI (UP!) - Jack hurt," said Morgan, who had Billingham was leasing, not hit a double in the first iMing. complaining. "Another pop II~ ," kidded "You told me you were going Biltingham. to hit some line drives. so what Morgan's inside-the.park do you do, you give 'em a run," homer was his first, but not his said Billingham directing his shortest homer. remark to Cincinnati Reds ·•r hit shorter ones in the Friday night as he hurled the Houston AStros to a 3·1 victory this year., Roberts has allowed DINNER TUESDAY GALUPOLJS - The annual Gallipolis Blue Devils spring s ports dinner wilJ be held at season Monday at Eastern . Kyger Creek (S) Mght. . in the seventh, Hubbard singled but was thown out by Rochester Hudson while attempting to Sy racuse Yellow Knife finished one ra ce, going the mile in 2:02 for driver Richard Farrington. McCarty had three hits in four at bat. The Bobcats will close out their successful baseball the fifth inning as Hubbard and hi s fourth maj or league triumph against one setback and one-quarter lengths ahead of Dqc McBean in the featured trips to drive in three run s. again in the fourth inning , but .T ota Is 35 35 308 308 Last week 's results: Sou th . pitc her Pete Sayre was saved ern 4 Eas te rn 2; Southern 11 by two fine catches by cen· Hannan Tra ce 5; Eastern 16 l£rfielder Jeff Hubbard and Hann.;ln Trace 4; Kyger Creek 5 S.oulhern 0 ; Southern 7 North shortstop Mitch Nease. · Gallia 0 ; Sou th ern 7 North The third Bobcat run ·scored Garna O; Symmes Valley 7 on a walk to Roush, stolen base ~orth Gallia 0 ;- Symmes Valley 7 Nor th Gallia 0. Note : North and single by Hudson. Gallia's baseball tea m wilt . Two more.runners dented the forfeit -the rest of its sc hedul e plate in the seventh on a walk since it Is unable to field a team . to Roust., · double by Greg This Week' s Games McCarty and single by Bair~. Monday - Ky"ger Creek at Baird was in trouble again i.n Eastern ; Symmes Valley at Sou thern. of~ 8. Hudson had tw o· hits in four · ''You He was traded with Jack ' Wynn. Billin'gham, Denis Menke, But it didn't take Morgan Cesar Geronimo and minor tong to erase that . bad rap. leaguer Ed Armbrister from " Nobody pays any attention to Houston to Cincinnati on Nov. that stuff anymore," Morgan 29, 1971 for Lee May, Tommy says. Helms and Jimmy Stewart. The trade caused a furor in GAME POSTPONED Cincinnati because May drove MONTREAL (UP! ) - Rain in 98 runs with 39 J)omers in and. cold weather forced 1971. Many baseball observers thought the Astros got the edge canceliation Saturday of a National Leag ue baseball in deal. game between the Montreal It didn't help, either, that former manager Harry Walker Expos and the St. Louis Cardidn't get along with Morgan dinals. and labeled him a "trou. A spokesman for the Expos blemaker" and a "had influen- said the game had not yet been ce" on teammate Jimmy rescheduled. of the time . It hurts sometimes but I don't want to make a .big Nease . Baird then fanned Greg the Big Ten and Intercollegiate deal out of it. And when I steal Dunning, Vern Ord and Randy SV AC standings ath letics which marked the life more, it helps the cjub."'Of his Warner to retire the side. TEAM W L R OR of Bill Reed." first 16 steal attempts this KC pushed across its second S. Valley 8 0 68 6 Reed died in 1971 after 10 year; he was successful on 15. 9 2 65 31 years as Big Ten comrun in the third · rung on a K: Creek He- suffered another injury in Southern 7 2 56- 15 fielder's choice, and singles by Eastern 5 4 50 23 missioner. Th€ Reed Award Montreal on May 6th when he H. Trace 4 5 4.4 61 was founded in 1972 and last twisted his knee. He was on a Roush and Hudson . N. Ga llia 2 10 25 1 1 The Bobcats threatened Southwestern 0 12 0 84 year wa s presented to dual day-to-day basis because of the Gallipolis native Dave Roberts picked up daily double combination ' the big hitters for the winners . dropped fly ball hit by Mike Sayre fanned four and walked 42 176 168 344 Monday against the ·on opening night. Miller drove Atson Car lith in lne first, Chuck B in the third and Linda Lou Mark in the . fourth . Atson Cariith teamed with while Hubbard had two singles. Hudson and McCarty were SVAC. Southern dropped to 7-2 in the league. The Tornadoes have a doubleheader schedul e Friday night and Yellow Knife won the $7,900 Inaugural race at Scioto Downs with three hits in three trips Coach Jim Sprague's nine are 14.-4 overall and 9·2 in the .steal second base. Baird, in winning his seventh game of the year, walked one while recording 10 strik.e outs. Miller drove three winners four. Moore led the Tornadoes NEW YORK (UPI) - Joe Morgan has nothing left to prove these days but he's still playing as if he had everything to prove. BiUingham wins. seventh decision • • •• ATHLETE OF MONTH . LOS ANGELES (UP!) Bobby Valentine , the California Angels' talented infielder-outfielder who fractured his right leg when he crashed bead first into the centerfield fence at Anaheim Stadium Thursday night, was named Southern California's Athlete of the Month for April Friday. Valentine, whose leg will be in a cast for · at least 2•;,~ montlls, is expected to be lost for the remainder of the season. You might just find a Good Guy like Carroll Norris at Carroll Norris Dodge Inc. And that's great for you, because Carroll does business in the best tradition of the Dodge Buys. Good deals you can depend on. Good service you eiln depend on. And an extra measure offriendliness, always. Drop by and "Hi" to Carroll and all of his Good Guys· ... By TERI!Y JOHNSON "Wou ld you believe, " there' s more storage space · in the mobile home today 1han In the average apartmen1 or project house? It's true, because the mobile home manufacturer can· '· afford staffs of designers and engineers to turn every square inch of area into functional. livable space. Because he builds mobile l. hom•es by 'the thousands, 111anvfacturer brings engineered" •·s pace housi ng down , down , down in Cast . For housing with more ·storage space than_ you ever saw. at prices you never dreamed possible, see O!Jr wide selec,ion of homes of the future here; ••. and tell em Honeysentya! Dodge AUTHQRIZED OfAlERS CARROLL NORRIS DOD_GE JNC. JOHNSON'S MOBILE HOME SALES 2110 Eutern Avenue Gallipolis~ Ohio Phone 614-446. 3547 • sa STATE ST. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO • • �•. • 1~ - The Sunday Times. Sentinel, Sunday, May 20, 1973 wart~ It's pest time: grubs, moles, By C. E. Blakeslee Ext. Agent, Agriculture POMEROY - Pests! With the return of spring and hopefully a little more dryness, the Extension Office gets more calls on pests. Ground moles are a Sign of grubs. Mounds tf earth pushed up by ground mole ' 1 runs" is a good s ign the turf is infested with grubworms. Getting rid of the grubs w1ll get nd ol the moles. lhe NEW in FARMING Moles can be_trapped, but more will move in to feed on the grubs, which a re their main source of food . • To rid the lawn of grubs, apply an msecticide such as chlordane, heptachlor, aldrin, d1eldrm or diazinon. Applications may be made through June or from August through December. Ask your county extension agent for a copy of Leaflet 187, Control of Turfgrass P ests This publication gives materials to use, amount per 1,000 square feet, and when to apply for all major lawn pests. Another problem 1s bee stmg season is here . As beneficial as • ' Their barbed stinger more often than not remains in us after the little fellow sucks it in Don't pull the stinger out, or you'll inject the full load of poison conta ined in the stinger bag "Scoot" it out w1th the fingel'flaiJ..and daub a little spirits of ammoma on the wound. For highly sensitive people, watch for s1gns of dlf· !!Cult breathing al)d call a doctor nght away, 1f that occurs. And now the perennial q\.lestion : 11 Warts on your water maple?" About the time the leaves of your silver maple tree are fully expanded, you may notice tiny , wart~hke structures on the upper surlaces of the leaves. These warts are green at first, thiln pwk, then red and finally black. Produced by a tiny m1te, the warts are ca lled maple bladder gall. These structure s do littl e, If any, harm to the tree and control measures are not needed However, if you must apply a control, treat the entire tree with Malathion, Kelthane, or Morestan. For complete details on the control of this mite, write to Department of Entomology, 1735 ' J I the honeybee is in the pollinatjon of crops, it very often arouses the home gardener's temper, particularly when he 1s busy and his horefoot youngster steP.S on a bee collecting nect;Jr from a dandelion . Normally, bees will not bother you unless you crowd them. Then they have the equipmentt o protect themselves . • Animal talk saw 1Ceach. When you buy first chain at regular price. IN ONLY r~W&~U:ia~~~~~:~kl and birds ' Neil Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43210 and ask for Insect Pest Series number 5, "The Maple Bladder Gall and Its Manageme nt ." EVEN BLACKBIRDS become a problem. Last year one farmer_ reported losing several thousand dozen ears of sweet corn because of damage from red-winged blackbirds. The Extension Office has on file names of certified Avitro! applicators released by the Fish and Wildlife Service of the United States Department of Interior. Many Ohio farmers have experienced large crop losses due to blac kbird damage . Every method has been' tried to rid the pesky birds includrng shotguns, rifles, exploders and noise makers. Now. in research done bY Ron Jolmson, graduate student in the School <>f Natural Resources at Ohio State University. a chemical bas been discovered to reduce the hatching rate of red-wing blackbirds by 40 pet. Farmers and homeowners who wish to be prepared on pest control should contact the Extension Office for one or more of the following bulletins: Disease and Insect Control of Pests in Backyard Fruits; Home Vegetable Garden Insect Control ; Control of Household Insect, Tick, and Mite Pests; Control of Vegetable Insects and Diseases for Commercial Growers; and 1973 Commercial Fruit Spray Recommendations for Ohio. Monday, May 21 - Seasonal Crafts, 1-3 p.m . Tuesday May 22 - Mod- 9:3G.u podge, a .m. (small charge); Q>rds and games, 1-3 p.m. Wednesday, May 23 -KnitUng, 9;3().11 a.m ., Anna Blackwood, instructor. Thursday, May 24 -~7 p.m ., TWO ARRESTED ' . Two arrests !}ALLIPOLIS were re corded Friday by Gallia County 's heriff's deputies. Richard Allen White, 20, Kanauga, was charged with contributing to the delinquency of a mmor and Norman James Reed, Jr . • 21, Columbus, was booked for OWl. Crown City, electrician and Marilyn Joan McGuire ,l8, By DOROntY FISHER Meigs County Humane Society POMEROY - This column 1s pr1marlly conce rned with keepmg you mformed of the activities and goals of your local Humane Soc1ety. Suggestions and help in caring for your pets and livestock by humane standards set up at the national as well as local level will be given. That is what Humane Soc1et1es are all about - from the national to local levels - to enlist the g reatest number of people to work toward the elimination of suffering and cruelty to all animals w the most responsible and efficient way poss1ble. Our local problems m Meigs County are much the same as throughou t the country· basically , negligence and careless overbreeding. Our share of the conservative estimate of 25,000,000 cats and dogs horn and more or less killed or worse, dumped Northup, student. AHred J . Gabrielli, 51, Gallipolis clerk, and Jonnie Lou Northup, 45, Galhpohs, psychiatric a1de. David A. Sm1th and Glen E . Beebe have been promoted to supervisory pos itions at OVEC's Kyger Creek Station, Smith to unit foreman and Beebe to maintenance foreman . daily from people who have dogs, cats, puppies, and kittens to give away. sell, etc. and no pla ce to go - eventually dumped on a roadside for slow death and worse We feel that as responsible human beings we owe more than th1s to the other hvmg be;ngs on thiS planet. Sm1th JOined OVEC m 1955, servmg with the security force . Later that same yeBr he transferred to the Operations Dept. and ha s held various positions on Tuesday and in Vlnton, Jac kson Street, on Thursday. The buildings will be open between 6.30 and 9 on the evenings of each open house, accordmg to Richard Rodenck, Ohlo Bell com - merrial manager. " Everyone IS mvited to come in and explore the com- mumcations equipment and Now at your Oregon Saw Chain dealer. OREGON Saw CIMin ~ u.9.~«- SWISHER IMPLEMENT CO. Upper Rt . 7 Smith, Beebe promoted Gallipolis, Ohio services m the buildin gs," he said Visitors will be able to see calls moving through the local and long distance swttchmg equipment housed 1n the buildmgs. Telephone people from the area WILl be on hand to gmde visttors through the buildi ngs and answer ques tiOns about th e eqmpment Highlight of the open house w11l be a 1921 telephone hne-installahon truck whtch has been r estored and outfitted With th e telephone tools of that era. The truck, built by Wtlte Motor Corp., has a wooden body No nails or g lue were used ~nIts or tgtna l cons truction al so be exhtbtted, accordmg to and none have been used m the Rodenck and all guests will be restoration The vmtage truc k welcom e to try the television- boasts kerosene running and telephone. Also to be seen at taillights and "ce tylene head- the open houses w1l1 be a cable lights. Its top speed IS 12 m1Ies sphctng operatiOn . an hour " We're lookmg forward to In addtlJOn , modern vehtc1es see in g everyo ne there ," and thetr equtpment which Roderick sa td , " so we can Ohio Bell uses today in 1l>l day show them how the telephone to da y ope ra twns will be. on exc hange serves them and our dt s pla y outstdc near the ftne exhibits on the telephone bUlldmgs. and commumcahons.'' A p1 cturephone model will Gallia 4-H (Jnb News Gal ha County 4-H Saddle Club met May 9 at the Galha County Junior Fairgrounds. Kathy Deckard and Jacque Glassburn presided . V1cky Baxter led devotiOns and Andy Corliss had charge of the p1ogra m . A r efre s hment commt ttee was elected c onSisting of Chnstia Stout and Linda McCully . The club ordered hght bulbs and candy for money ma king projects. They d1scussed the flags . A gr oup w11L go to the Ross Co unty Fairg r ounds as a judgi ng Learn . The next meetmg wtll be held May 20 at the fair grounds Corliss, Mari Eplmg, Vicky Baxter, Renee and Edwm Smith, Marilyn Layne, Barbara and Sarah Ables, Mark Harrison, J ohnna and Jerry Rhodes, Chnsty Stout, Linda McCully , Mae Kemp and Manlou Simon. Guests were Mrs Jackte Graham, Aprtl Grahm, Dana Glassburn, Alegra Glassburn, Trudy Simson an d Debbie Bowling . Reporter , Manlyn Layne. Cherokee Valley Saddle 4-H Club met May 7 with Charles L Barcus J ohn Taylor presided and had charge of the . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . at 1 p m . for workout of horses ' program. and wi e ne r roast. The club worked Monday Advtsors are Mrs. Ja cque Glassburn and MISS Kathy mght at the meeting cleaning Deckard . Club member s up an old cemetery on Teens present were Kim Hawks, Run Road £or its community Annette Snowden, Cindy project. m that department until his recent assignment He is a graduate of Dayton Roosevelt H1gh School and has served three years in the U. S. Navy. He resides at Long Bottom with h1s wife, Violet, son David, and daughter Dianna Lou. Beebe's entire 18-year OVEC service has been as a master welder. Prior to JOining the Kyger Creek organization he was a boilermaker welder. A native of Florence, Kan ., Beebe graduated from Waterford High School. He now resides in Cheshire with his wtfe Itoma, sons Perry and Michae l, and daughter Christine Hargraves, superm tendent of Meigs Local School District, said Saturday that Mrs. Phyllis Hackett, teacher at Bradbury Elementary, will serve on a panel " Classroom Teachers Look at ~dministrators " during "Thmk Education Week" at Ohio University Wednesday, May 23. "Think Education Week" is a week of events focusing on educational programs and activities in the College of Education at OU. in Friday's story concerning CENTRAL SOYA Check on the many Dairy Specials today ;.nd get valuable tickets for a drawing June 23rd. CENTRAL SOYA .OF OHIO Jrd & Sycamore Streets Ga lhpolis , Ohio "Your Farm Supply Super Mkl." PURINA CHECK-FLY AND WORMER BLOCKS Protect your cattle. lhts sunH11er w1th Pt~r1na '' Che c k Fly & Wormer Bl oc lo.s - th e pa lc~ t .!hle f) I Oc ~ s that kil l fncelly a n cl horn lly m<1ggots 111 manure. plus retard ~ro .·,l h of ~tvrhac h . hoo k <Jnd 11 0(.1\Jiar •·. o r11tS StOp tJy our store ';:.OO n get a li ttle details cHH.J J. D. North Produce Co. Vine St. Ga IIi polis, Ohio CHA IR bottoms rewoven, caning and rush ing Call 992 -t.~ s .1s 6tp :::=====::;===--"t 'l" .. HEll" HEATING & · COOL.ING Furnace Controls HUMIDIFIERS Hot Water HeaTers Plumbing Electrical Work ARNOLD BROTHERS Lost REAR TRIGGER Makes faster work of cutting firewood lumber. -~---- or WE WISH to thank _everyone OLD Furnitu're, oak tables. who was so kind and Wooden ice boxes 1 bra ss beds, dishes or complete thoug_htful after the death of our SISter, Ada J Rowe . We households , Write M D g also _»'ISh tp _..thank the Miller Rj. 4 ~omeroy. ()hJO I Velet'lins M(molfat Hospota~ ·- ca lri9<J;:t'27f ~'"'"' . -· , ' and nurses. St . Joseph 5 J3 If Hospital, Parkt:rsburg, all of · - c our friends , P.Mibearers, Roy NO 1 C~ pper , soc. rad 1ators , Pearson. De~nis ManueL Rod 28c , brass, 18c, batteries, 85c Grimm , John Wayne Van Meter , Dick Garten , Bill each , clean dry roots , Gm Cross, Rev . Freeland Norri s seng , $60 , yellow root .. $4 , mayapple , 45c per lb, M A Hall , Reedsvil le. Oh1o, 378· and Florence Adams 5-20-llc 6249 S-6-tfc ------'-Notice HI POWER Riffe Team Shoot all rifle shooters Interested 1n team shoot on June 3, con tact T. 0 Stewart. Rutland Gun Club, phone 742-3191. S-20-3fc TM Trademark of Homeltte , a dtYI5tOn of Textron Inc, Serv1ng Me•gs, Galli a & Mason Counties ' Pomeroy landmark JACK W. CARSEY. MGR. 992-2181 Open Mon.- Sat~ 8 to 6 Pomeroy, Ohio ' CYClO • More planting rate settings than any other planter. • Liqurd or dry fertilizer. herb1crde and •nsecllcide attachments feature see-through hoppers and prec1se metering 6- and 8-row, with electronic Planter Monitor It's the' planter you've be'en waiting for ... and we've got it now. Come In and see all the features. . Meigs Equipment Co. RACINE THE DAIT.Y SENTINEL PHONE 992·2156 For Sale Business Services SMITH NELSON ..MOTORS, INC. Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. Broker PROPERTY IN MIDDLEPORT CASH pa1d tor all makes and models of mobile hom es Phone area code 614 413 953 1 · 413tfc s 17 ·31c 1971 HOLLY Park , 12 x 60, like new. ca rpeted, house fur UPHOLSTER your own fur niture , a1r co ndlf1oned , niture Foam cus h1ons . any washer and dryer . w1th 8 x 32 size Cotton, burlap, swivel porch and awntng . phone 1 ba ses, Zipper, dacron, web. 304 773 547 4 b1ng , welt P omeroy S-9-IOtc Recove ry , 622 E Main St., ph one 992-7554 S-3-24fp. For Sale :~::~: W~:::~DJ!l~~::!!iii ~~ill We tal~ For Sale PASTURE space for ap KUHL 'S BARGAIN CENTER (3) NEW 1973 z1g Zag sewtng prOlumately 30 cattle plus HAS NEW - NEW - NEW machmes an onginal factory barn and pasture space for floral or plc;1id living room car ton , Zig · Zag to make horses . Phone 992 7069. su1tes. Sl89.95 and up ; in buttonholes, s,ew on bullons, S-18-3tc Herculon at S139.9S ,· •·droom onogra d k 1 •t uc m ms an ma e dn&.y b d SUI es. $109, 7 pc. chrome designs wtfh lUSt the twist of a e ro~m FURI,:4ISHED 2 dinette ; slepend tabl es, singledial. Left 1n layaway POMEROY apartment. adults on Y· coffee tables, $16.95 set. Used and never been used . Will sell 74 · Middleport. Phone 992 38 appliances aulomar,· c for only $47 cash, or terms 5 18 tfc HOME & AUTO • washers , dryers , ranges. avai lable. Electro Hygiene , refr igerators (1 tee maker). Co , Phone 9927755. 992 -2094 PRIVATE m f ee,.tmg rhoom 99fo2r We have, as usual. an eK· 5·15-6tc any organ za 1on ; p one · cellent assortment of used 606 E . Main Pomeroy 3975 f t vacuum urnt uer - bedrooms, many ELECTROLUX cleaner , A- I condit1on, uses 3· 11-tfc wardrobes , much m iSC., even OFFICE SUPPLIES paper bags, has many at . round OAK TABLES . Come tachments Al so shampooer 1973MOBILE HOME with large out Rt 7 and see us any day and pat1o Albert Hill , Ra cine, except MONDAY (yes, we 're attachment included. tOnly 4 Oh•o, Phone 949·2261. open Sunday I) "a t caution available) at S47 70 cash or FURNITURE t 1ght" '" Tuppers Pla ins. 5.17 6tc terms available . Electro phone 667 3858. Hyg1ene Co . Phone 992-7755. Stop In and See Our 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and 5-l5 -6t c 5-l3-6t c Floor Drsplay . unfurnished apartm en ts. TOMATOES , peppers. polled Phooe 992·5434 BLACK 7,e Tennes see Walker flowers. by pot or by the colt. J1 2 years old , phone 992 4-12-lfc 3640 dozen , 50c. $2 flal on all • . Hubbard' s s 13 12tc pans1es Green house. 300 yards above Auto Sales . ballpark 1n Syracuse, Ohio 72 NOVA 4 door V8 automatic, ALL THE property lormer ty 5-15 tfc power steer ing factory a1r owned by Pittsburgh Coal con d1tl on1 ng , b,ooo actual Company and now carried on From the laroest miles Phone 992·7084 the County tax reco rd s of HOME Grown Tomato plan ts 5 18-3tc Me1gs County , Oh10, 1n the tor garden use..; large sturdy Bulldozer Rad1ator to plants. Im proved Mexican, ::.ma11est Heater lore ---------name of Consohdat10n Coal He tnz 1350 and Supersomc; Nathan Btggs 1970 PONTIAC Catalina, 2 dr Company , located 1n the Rad1ator Spec1ahst al so hot peppers, m angoes hardtop , v 1nyl top , PS & PB, fo11owmg ta )jing dts1ric1s and cabbage plants On Rt stereo, exce ll ent cond iti on, Chesler Twp - Eastern 124, 500 ft above the State S1695or best offe r . Ca ll after 5 L.S D.. Salisbury Twp Park In Syracuse, 0 , Thomas p . m 667 -3364, Tup pe rs Pomeroy Vtllage , Salisbury Twp - Meigs L.S 0 , Sutton Pla Jns Hayman . Twp - Sou th ern L S 0 4 24-33fc 5. 17. 3tc Ph 99i ·l114 Pomeroy ----------Sealed b1ds tor the purchase 1970 DODGE. auto , power of all these properl1es (which brakes and power steer ing, should be grouped together air , FM & AM tape player, and considered as a smgl e bid Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale 1tem J w1ll be recei\led at the Mags Phone 992 -5084 after 5 address listed below until 12 2 BEDROOM house on 50 lt. lot 3 BEDROOM rancy style 1n pm on nver S9000 lor house W1th 5-20 3tc o'c lock noon, June I, J973. Pomeroy : w to-w car pe ting, 2 furnitur e $10,000 Phone 992· ---------Further informat1on may be car ga rogc attached . a tr · 5532 anyt1me Can be seen obtamed by con tacting the cond1fioned, phone 992·5593 68 PONTIAC Catalina. 2 dr . after 4 p. m . undersigned . Con sol• dation hdtp , Ylnyl rooL auto. trans , S 20-61c Coal Company reserves the PB, PS, fact a1r cond , R & H, nght lo re 1ect ~ny and a ll exce llen t condi ti on . 992·2314 NEW Homes on your lot or ours b1ds E. H Doughty, Con 5 ROOM house, basement, gas NO MONEY DOWN for or 992-5834 S-18-21c soilda ti on Coa l Co, Cad1z, q1,1alllled buyers ustng F.H heat , bath, 2 lots. S D ---------Ohto 43907 Buskirk , 34 1 Page St , M1d Adm lo<~n (Clos1ng costs S-13 10fc dleport . o11l y ) A var 1e ly of floor plans S-16 3lp Pets For Sale -~---wdh VMious fmanc mg program ~ availab le We AKC Toy Poodle mate pup, 7 KI NGS IZE bedroom su1te, 4 mos old, $600 outfll for $470 speCiaiHe 1n work1ng with 6 ROOM house wlfh bat h and weeks old $50 Phone 992 68 Pont tac Ca lal1n a, a1r AEP Co emp loyees a lt hough t urnrture lnqu1re 992 5373 3871 co ndition ed, power brak es we are r~va•lable Ia all Mei gs 5· 18-16fp S-18-3fc and power steenng Can be Development Co, 150 N seen in Rutland, or call 742· 8 ACRES on State Rout e 143, 1 Second Ave, M1ddJeport, POODLES. AKC Puppies. small 564 1 Oh1o. Phon e 992 59.76 for in m1le Sou th of Harri sonv1'1e, m101ature. bla ck or wh1te, formail on 5 18 3tc se veral home s1 tes , wa ter lap wormed, permanent sho ts, 5-6 30tc paid , call 992-3640. $75 , Ph one Coolville 667-6214 5-20 -12tc 3 ~EAR OLD mare, m os tly 5-13-121c Pint o, very gent le wdh c h1ldren Ph one 985 3549 AKC Toy Poodle pupp1es , $75 BY OWNER - sell mg under ' S 18 3fc and $85 Also S1amese k1ttens , appraisal value. newly bud ! 4 $10 Phone 1 256 6247, Kennels furnished apa r tment s bu111 1n HA NG IN G baske ts , whi te, pink of Calhoun cab1nets, pan elled walls. now and red geran1ums. mums S-20 30tc ren ted monthly 1ncome $3.10 and begon1a s, Ins tant color All e lecfn c, clfy wa ter •n for your garden - pan stes, coun try betwe en pomeroy Mobile Homes For Sale petuntas, marigolds, Phl ox, Athens. Ph one Mason, W Va, Coleus, Salv1a , Zinn f.:ts, 773-5580 W11i constder trade BEFORE you buy any new D•an thu s, Allyss um , Snap Ideal for hom e and mco me for Mobile Home , you should dragons. Agerat1um and rc t~rcd couple cons1 der the la rge savings Por1u lacca . Vegetable plan ts 110 Mechanic Street 5-20 12tp you can have by purchasing a Cabbage. br occoli, Iale model used Mobile Home ca uliflower, lettuce, egg pla nt , 6 ROOMS a nd ba th . panellin g, Pomeroy, Ohio Here are some every day low mangoes, hot peppers .;~n d 14 carpetmg. alurn1num sidmg, pnces 1 - 197 1 - 60 x 12 ktnds ot tomat o plants storm door s and Windows, Buddy, $4,395, 1971 - 50 x 12 Cleland Farm and natural g as, drilled we ll. Champ1on $3,495 , 1966 - 45 x NEW LISTING Green house, E. Main, Rac 1ne. garage , 1 mite Sou th ol 10 Armor $2,695 , 60 x 12 POMEROY - 4 r ooms, bMh, Gerqldine Cleland M1ddleport. Phone· 992 6902 Marl e tte. three bedroom w1th 5-18tfc I ull base ment w1fh s hower S 20 !Ofp a 21 t1 Expando, origtnal Wall to wall carpet1ng Gas purchase pn ce $9,300 Now SE VERAL pt eces of furnitur e. 40 ACRES 8 rooms and bath . lurnace and half acre of land only $6,795, 1971 - 60 x 12 some - an tiques, 2 dresse rs house, barn and seve ral Only $7 ,500 00. Buddy 3 bedroom , $4,695 ; We wlfh marble _tops . ·htgh bed, bu1ldmgs 11 i so $16,000 742 NEW LISTING also have a 29 ft. Century wash stand and dresser to 61 61 4 BEDROOMS - N1.ce kitchen, travel trail er that IS real ly match, 2 Attew ater Kent 5-20-6tp loaded wdh extras You can lull basement wh•ch ha s rad1os w•fh speak ers and save a lot of Dollars on th 1s parts, several pictur e frames, NEW home near Rutl an d. 3 qMage <lnd 2 family r ooms un1t, This 1s tust a few of the othe r m •sc. 1tem s Cal l 742 bedr oom5 and bath com pl ete N•c e fr on t porches As~mg bargams available t3f Berry w1th kil chen, washer and $18,900 00 4691 after 5 or on weekends or Miller Mob ile Hom e Sales, 705 dryer 742 616 1 see Carl Morr is. Ru tl a nd . BUILDING LOT Farson St , Belpre, Oh 10. OhiO 5-20-6fp POMEROY ~ 50x l 60 on Rout e phone 443-9531 Shop here .. 5 18 3tc 7 loop and 33 A mere $1500.00 f1rs l. you ' ll be glad you d1d FARM s 18 4f c HARMONY electr ic guttar a nd 42 ACRES 6 room house, case, Harmony sol1d stat e· S-TR -E-T-C-H YOUR MOBILE modern ba th, an d k liChen am pl1f1er and Sh ur e HOME TO TWICE ITS Sf ZE Bank ba 1n, some lruJt, 1n m1crophone Very WITH VEMCO ADD -A Orange Townshtp Wa nl on ly reasonable Phone 992-6439 ROOMS! 16 STD. PLANS. 5-18-Jtc ~1 9,500 00 BEDRMS , FAMILY RMS, POMEROY DENS . OFFICES! 'SEE Lot IOOxlDO with 9 room THEM ALL AT Young 's M H KIN GS IZE bed, mattress, bOK 1 BEDROO MS - Good older sp r.ng s and headboard . house. garage apt , ex tra Sis, Rt 7 and 35 below S1 lver home on quiet street. N1ce bu ll d1ng spa ce Pnce c ar! ts ter . type Shet la nd Memonal Bridge. Gallipolis kikhen. gas lurn acc Wrough t sweeper, almost l•ke new . reduced 5-20-lf!;;; •ro n porch Woul d ltke Reasonab le. Phone 992 5496. . $1S,OOO 00 5 16-tf c lOOACRES PLUS Air Conditioners FLOWER S for Memonal Day, LEBANON TOWN SHIP - Ho s Phone 992 -7747 Awnings pots, ba skets and spray s 99c qas we ll , a nd a li m1ncral s or 985 -3805 and up Also loose fl owers. Underpinning , ScvcrN I older buildings, and 6 Sma ll ey's, Chester, Oh1o room frame hou se Farm pond Ph one 985-3537 Comp let e mobil e hom e Remo te se lling for a lone r 5 16-7tc se rv1 ce - plu s g1gant1 c On ly $19.500 di splay of mobile home s NEW LISTING POOOLE puppies, Toy A K C, always available at . NEW HOM E 3 n1ce Choco la te -Sha n quality Phone 992 5443 . bedrooms w1fh close ts, bath. MILLER very n1cc kitchen. sl 1ding gla5S doors in dinmg a rea. full MOBILE HOMES basement with 011 forced air furnace , 30 A Near Por tl and 1220 Washington Blvd. Only $18,500 00 423-7521 BELPRE. 0 . COOK, waitress · and carhop , apply in person, Craw's Steak SHOOTING MATCH , Corn House Hollow Gun Club, turn f1rst S-10-ttc r ight after Mtles Cemetery, Rutland ; Factory choked gun s only. Sundc;1y, May, 20th , 4 - 8 PT 75 x 16 5. 8 ply tr uck UPHOLSTERY Wanted To Rent Matenafs, 1 'p .m . .t1res and two mobile home regularly $3 95 only $1.95. aKies and 4 'tires Phone 742 Also r e mnant s. Pomeroy SJ87 Recovery , 622 E Main St., GUN SHOOT, factory phone 992-7554 > and hand choked guns, fences Call 992 7077 or wnte l 5 20· Jtc 5·3-24fp , Forked Run Sportsman Club, Box 14, Mmersv1lle, Ohio, -19-7~1 -H_O_N _ D_A_ S~ L -Ie 992· 2 S_P_h_o_n_ Sunday, May 20, 12 noon 45763 Cdl l after 5 p m . 6160 NEW FOAM to fill your old S- 17-Jfc S 20-6fp . 5-20. J f c cus h10ns , standar d .size su.te , only $9 9S Pomeroy WANTED - Country & Wes-tern "'w"'o:-R~K-:I= N G"t~~-m-:,-,y-n-ee ~d:-s-:1wo or -:-:--=---:--:-:-:- -;:-Recovery , 622 E. Main St., Band Apply in person at three bed r-oo m house in 4 G RAVE lot m Meigs Memona1 phone 992 -7554 Jack's Club. Eastern Sc hool D1sfrict, Gardens. Cheap Call 949. 4962. S-3-241p anywher e; dependable, 5-16 4tc re feren ces. phone 985-3549 - - -- - - - - ' ' - 'S-20-tfc -O~A~N~C~E~F~R~IO~A~Y~a-n~d~S~af~u~rday NEW 2 pc . Early Amencan 5-13-6fp H & N DAY old or start ed l1v mg room su1 te with wood nights 10 til 2 Shenang Leghorn pullets Both fl oor or Spnngs, music by Toby fnm and reverstble zippered cage grown aYailable . Young, Guy Thoma and Edd1e For Rent cush1ons This week only P oultry housing and $149 95 . Cas h and carry · Fife · mob1le home . A1r automat1on Modern Poultry, 5 17-3tc 2 BEDROOM Pomeroy Recovery. 622 E cond1tloned Rac ine area . 399 w N.a 1n, Pomeroy. 992· Mom St , Pomeroy . Phone Phone 992 6329 2164 992-7554 5-16-5tc 5-20 1tc S-17-6tc TRAILER w1th garrlen spot. 2 AIR con d1f lo ners . 1 8500 GOLF CARTS and 3-whe et Call 992-6040 after 3 30 p.m. B T U , 1-500 B T U 1200 tor tracksters, gas and electn c, S-16·4fc both Call after 6 992 2827 farm , home and lor _ _ _ _ _ _ _s_-2_0-Jfp warehouse uses S75 and up . MOBILE home space 1n Phone 1-875-2362 Sy racuse . phone 992 -6329. 1971 BSA 650 Less tha n 2.000 person~ 5-17-6tc 5·2-tfc actual miles. Paisley pain t, matching helmet , extra parts. COAL Ltmestone, Excelsior TWO tra iler IJts in Middleport. EK ce llent cond11ion $895 992Salt Works , E Ma in St., 1 1 duplex in Bradbury, phone 7210 Po~ero y Phone 992-3891 . before 4 p m 992 5693 5·2 ·3tp 4-12-ff 5-20 SIC ~~ ·-busmess for sale. "'T"W "'O " 'b"'ed = r oo"'=m=-=m:-o"b"•"te....,-ho:-m ""e in GROCERY for sale or lease Buildmg ON YQUR DIAL Middleport . adults only, Phone 773-5618 from 8 30 p.m phone 992 5592. to 10 p m . for appomtment. 5·13-tfc 3·20-tfc I ~ !. • Minimum of moving parts to fail or wear. • Huge seed hopper lets you plant half a day without stopping. QUALIFIED file guard for Maplewood· Lake Phone 949· 4074 5 20·4tc CARRIER WANTED WILL do baby s1 ttlng , days or mghts, exper1enced . Have own transportat1on . Ava1labie after May 25. Phone evenmgs 698·5215 or write Miss linda Burbndge. Rt 2, Box 167, Albany, Ohio. S-18 3tc Whatever your crop, International® gives you an entirely new way to, plant . The 400 handles a wrde variety of seed, sized' and unsized , all through the same metering system .. . and it does it w1th reliable air-powered seed delivery for yield boosting accuracy at field speeds to 7 miles per hour. Help Wanted will be THE MEIGS County Frsh & APPLICATIONS rece1ved by the Me1gs County Game Assn . w111 me e t So ld 1e rs & Sailors Relief Wednesday even1ng. May 23. Commiss 1on to f1ll the at 7 30 p .m . at the Syracuse vacancy for the pos1t1on of Club House, Syracuse . Meigs County Veterans 5 20 4fc Selective Serv1ce Officer Applicant must be an Armed McOANIE LS CuStom Slaughter Forces Veteran wlfh an House and Meat Cuttmg , honorable d1 scharge. State State and -Government in. qual1f1cat1ons, ex pe r ience. spected ; phone 773-5208. refe rences and forward to s 20-12!< Veterans Serv1ce Office, 114 Mulberry Ave , Pomeroy MEMORIAL Day celebration at 5 17-3tc Racine Fire Slat1on May 25 thru May 28. Kiddie ndes all 4 days. Ftreworks display Monday , May 28 and an even1ng s how at the Racine Jun 1or High at 7:30 p.m . Monday featunng " Larry 's Sw1nging Countrymen. " A IN c h 1ckeo barbecue Sunday, May 27. Serving begins at 11 am 5-188tc Reliable, accurate planting ... with air power! PH. 992·2176 FREE to good homes. 6 pup· pies. mother was a ShepherdCollie. E'hone 992-2497 s 15 6tc Card of The ned meeting will be held w1th Charles Barcus, June 4 at 7:30p. m . Club adv1sor is Charles Barcus. Club members present were John and Gary Taylor, Bobbie and Ken Barcus, Becky and Robbie Halley, Mark Haffelt, Terry James, Malynda Johnson, Allan and Sherry Clark, Stephanie Hemphill, Greg Henshaw, Patty and Mary Beth Porter. Guests were Mr . and Mrs. Leo James, Derry Hemphill, Bill Johnson, Mrs. Charles Barcus and Kelly James. Reporter, Ken Barcus • Available rn 4-. Kosmetics and are not be!Og serv1ced, phone Helen Jane Brown , evenings also, 992 5113 s 13 He IN LOVING memory of our son and brother , Da vid Fields. Five r,ears ago you left us, you ' cou dn'1 say goodbye. 991-2448 God know how much we miss you, He knows each time we Pomeroy, Q. Cry . He knows our hearts are KNAPP SHOES - Comfort, broken , the pam that we must Quality , Long Wear. bear . Reasonable prices Calf 992 Our only hope. IS to know , God 5324 has you In H1s care. 5·3-ttc /lh;)m, Dad, Kathy, Kev1n and Jim. 5 20 lie MAN'S EYEGLASSES In brown IN MEMORY of a good friend , leather case, lost Friday 1n Lois McCain, on her birthday, vlctnity of Farmer's Bank Ma~ 20, 1973 In the garden of and Kroger Co., Reward . life s bless ings, there are P~one Roy Armes , Mmers· flowers sweet and fa1r, and vil le Phon e 992-3181. among them bnght with s-20 31 ' be~uty, is the friend shi p that we once shared bel ores Frank . WantP.rl To Buy 5-20-ltp 1967 OR UP VW Van . Only bod y 843-2451 S-16 12tc Thanks EXCLUSIVE TWIN-TRIGGER" DUAL CONTROL SYSTEM FLiES WORMS SO IS MAY AT KOSCOT SPECIALS for May are Hair Kair Products tn· eluding other items If you have ever purchased Koscbt And a 'peacef ul. perfect dwetlmg place Ot which the sc;iptures fell . There, our loved ones liYe forever And what comfort it w1ll mean To know our memories Will a always be The Bridge that ltes between . Dad, IV\om and tw in sister Brenda 5 20-llc at Southwestern High SchooL For easier control in close quarters and '•icky angles. ROOFI NGandHeatingRepa ir ; ali types ; Special _ Cleantng an d ot·r1n9 ofbi ower. camp 11 ee check 011 furnaces ; phone 843 . 2341 ' 5·2-JOtc well today's graduation ceremonies HELP CONTROL ' INTurner, MEMORY of h1sBlaine J who lost life May 20, 1971 . We m1ss you very much , but we have thi s thought to comfort us There 's a bndge that 11es between ., The earth ly world we know so NAMES OMITTED CADMUS - The names of Melvin L. Massie and AHred Charles Schuldt were omitted 2 gospel slngf!'S Will now be on ~SRJ Marrett., , 910 on your dial. from 8 to 8 30 Saturday evenings. 5 16 3tc 60 In Memorv for Rent THE BISSELL Brothers local Cancellataol"l _ Corf.e'" . acc e:pted until 9 11 . ~1 ~~~~ Cay Of Publication REGULATIONS The Put>llsher reserYes the righttoedltorre 1e-ctan"ads dee '!led objectional. ~The publtsherwlllnotberespo,,s,ble 1or more than one incorr~ct msertton . For W•RnAITAEdSS . ervtce 5 cents P~r Word one msertion Mtnlmum Charge 75c 12 cents per word three consecufiye insertions 18 ~ents per word six con secut tve Insert ions. 25 Per Cent Disc ount on paid ads and ads paid within 10 days CARD OF THANKS · & 081TUARY Sl .SO for 50 word minimum Each additional word 2c BLIND ADS AdCI I ~ional 25c Charge per Advertisement. OFFICE HOURS 8:30 a m . to 5 . 00 p m Dai ly, 8:30 a . m . fo 12 :00 Noon Saturday ~ I M 0 DE:OLINES Notice Will be ON OU PANEL FRONT ·TRIGGER IN~~:~:~.~. Monda:voe:~~~~e-P9u~licataon MAKES CUTTING TWICE ·AS-EASY GLEN BEEBE Bell plans two open houses Penny-A-Chain Sale in loops or reels. DMikmll DAVID SMITH We, who .are closely mvolved in this work, can only assure you it LS a heartbreakmg expenence to rece1ve so many calls GALLIPOLIS - OhiO Bell will have open houses at its telephone exchange bmldmgs in R10 Grande, College Street, sp XL2 someplace to die annually is something we can take no pmle m. Now's your chance to stock up on Oregon Saw Chain during the f~rst one cent sale in Oregon 's history. Just buy any popular chain at the suggested price and get the seco nd one for only one penny. It's good for loops, 25', 50' or 100' reels. Say you need a chain for a 20" bar. An Oregon S-70 chain sells for $23.15. You get two of them for $23.16. A penny never bought more. Or worked harder. This offer ends June 15, 1973. So head for your participating Oregon dealer now. Fo': Fast Results U~e The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds Countywide meeting and poUuck; eat at 5:30; come as early as you like and visit! Bring cov.ered dish and own · tabl~ sei'VIce. Fr1day, May 25 - VIM, Adjustments to Life Patterns, 2--4 p.m. George ASK TOWED GALLIPOLIS - Applying for marriage licenses Friday in Gallia County Probate Court were Mark Stephen Foster, 19, • • • Our loca l tangible goal1s, of course, a shelter for suc h unwanted and abandoned. We have nothing to offer now but hope. With public support we ca n offer Uus service. At best we ca n place a small percentage with r eliable families; the balance we can provide with care and eventual peaceful euthanasia. That 1s what our shelter personn el deplore and hate, but unlll the public becomes aware of the cruelty and suffering caused by Irresponsible breeding it is the only answer ; 15 mil1ion homeless dogs and 25 million homeless cats do not leave much more than that to look forward to. 19-The SundayTimes-Sentmel, Sunday,May 20, 1973 to you like a WMP0/1390 THE HOME SELLING SE ASO N IS HERE NOW LET US SELL YOUR HOME DON ' T WAIT , LI ST WITH US TODAY SACRES RU TLA ND , OH 10 7 room s, 3 bedrooms, could be 4 Balh, n•ce k1tchen w1th cab1nets. range and ref., hardwood floors, cel lar . gas FA heal. s torm doors & wtnd ows. ou l bu 1ld1 ngs, ul dtfy room , othe r fea tures JUST $18 500 00 , 7 YEARSOLD Just a b.;Jby in age, but grown up 1n qua!tty 3 la rg e B R wdhdouble<;:lose ls. Bea ut1f ul bath & showe r K1tche n ha s almost everything includ1ng double oven. range and Ref Utiltty room Large L R '/lith ftrcp lace Basem en t Large lot 100x120 (Ieve il S23.000 00 CHEAPIE 1' 1 story frame Near A&P store i bed rooms. cou ld be 3 D1n.ng room Bath Stor m doors .& wm dows Lo:~rg e lot Qu i of all flood s MAK E AN OFFER ,5,000 00 IOAC RES 6 level Good area 2 bedroom home. Elec tn c heat Bath. About 11 yea rs old THIS YOU WILL HAVE TO SE E $15,000 00 OTHER PRO PERT IES TO CHOOSE FROM COME IN TODAY AND SEE WHAT WE HAVT- TO OFFE R HENRY E. CLELAND ~ROKER 992 22.$9 11 no dn')wcr 992 2S68 NOW IS THE TIME WH EN WE HAVE THE BUYERS LOOKING FOR A NI CE PLACE COME IN AND LIST WITH US FOR A QUICK WHEN YOU AD SALE VERT ISE YOUR PR OPERTY YOU OPE N YOUR DOOR TO ALL STRANGER S BE SAFE AND PUT YOUR PROPERTY IN OUR EXPERI E NCED HANDS THE SMALL FEE WI LL CERTA INL Y PAY YOU, TO bo SO, NOW. HELEN L. TEAFORD 992-3325 GOROON B. TEAFORD 9\02-3615 ASSOCIATES NO SUNOAYS PLEASE • SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED EXPERT Wheel Alignment 24 Hour Da1ty Serv1ce •s.ss MODERN SANITATION On Most Amer1 can Cars - GUARANTEEOPhone 992 -2094 Porn eroy Home & Auto John Tucker; Rt . 4 Pomeroy, o. Ph . 992 -3954 Open 8 Til S Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Matn , Pomeroy, 0 . VETERANS ASK US ABOUT PRE -FABRICATED BANK FINANCING WOOD TRUSSES 12 Years - 10. 75 A . P. R . lor Your For Your Mobile HomeLand--No Down Paymeni 8utlt to Your ' Specs Delivered to Job S1te Qualify Today. Call HOGG & ZUSPAN 304-485-3809 Choose your own home from your AREA DEALER. WILL tnm or cu t trees, clean out ba semen ts , att 1cs. etc . and patnt roofs Phone 949. 3221 4-17-30tc MATERIALS CO. 773 -5554 Muon. W Va ~===;;:::==::;===~ Spec1ahsf Wheel Alignment It Must Be Right orw&wlll Maf<e if Right. DOZER a nd back hoe work , ponds and septic tanks, d itching service, top so1 l, fill dir t, limestone , B&K Excavating Ph one 992 712 1 or 992 5682 9-1· ifc =~~~-­ NOW OP EN - Roger Hy sel l's Garage. ncar Crossroads on a 4:30 Da1ly, 8 ·12 Sat. St Rl 124 ; all mechanic work In the R H Rawlmgs Son!> 1nclud lng au loma lt c tran s- Bu•ld1ng m 1s~ 1on s Mend a y t h ru ..._••_,_-2_1_0_1___M _id_d_le..:p_o_rt..:,_o_..J Saturday . 8 30a m. to5p.m O'DELL WHEEL Al ignment Phone 992·7121 or 9~6392 located at Crossroads, Rt 114, S·3-30fc comple le front end service, lune up and brake se rv1 ce. EXCAVATIN G Doze rs, larg e Whee ls balanced elec an d sma ll , Backhoes and I r o ni c ally All work loaders on track nnd tires ; guaran teed . Rea so nable Dump tr uc ks Lo boy ra tes Phone 992·3213 or 742· se r vice Sept1c lank s In · 3231 stal led George (Bill) Pul l•ns. 2 18 ttc phone 992 •2<178 or 992·7<102 2-9-tf c READY MIX CO NCRE TE delivered rtghl to your HARRI SO N'S TV se r vice and pro recl Fast and easy . Free serv1ce ca lls Phone 992 2522. est1ma les Phone ~92 - 3284 . 2 9-ft c Goeg lem Ready M1x Co ., Midd leport , Oh1 o EXCAVAT IN G. dozer, loader a nd backhoe work , sept ic 6 30-tf c tanks Ins ta ll ed. dump trucks -,-,..-,.----~--­ and lo boys for hi re, will haul SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED lilt d1r t, lop sol i, limestone REASONABLE ra tes. PI'\ 446· -1781, Gatl 1polis. John Russell, and grave l, Ca ll Bob or Roge r Jeffers, day phone 991 7089, Owner and Operator 5 12 tfc n1gh l phone 992-3525 or 992 5232 2·11 -tf c C. BRADFOR D, Au cf•oneer Complete Serv1ce SEE US FOR Awn1nqs, s torm Phone 949·3811 doors and windows, ca rports, Racine, Oh• o marquees, qluminum siding Cnlt Bradford and radl1,g A . Jacob, sa les r epresen tal 1ve For free es l1mates, ph one Charl es ~~--~~~----L1 ste. Syracuse, V V EL NA and Whit e Sew mg Jo hn son and So n, Inc, Ma.zh 1nes Ser vice on all 3·2 tfc makes Reasona ble rates . --.,.---The Sew1ng Cen ter. Mid dleport. Oh io PAINT IN G ln tenor and ex· 11 16· ltC lerlor by the hour Phone 992· 7579 or 992 -7·126 5 14 6tc HOUSE and Roo t pa1ntlng , Interi or a nd ex lenor , free es llm ates Ga ll992 -7008or 997· PIANO lun1ng, Lane Dan1 els, 2460 ' 259 Br oadway, Mtdd leport 4-19-30tc . Phone 992 2081 5 17-61p Real Estate For Sale " PHONE " L Parker tor C~ ttl e A I Stre Serv1ce. Pomeroy 992 2264 5-13-l2t c SE PTI C TANK S AROBIC SEWAGE S YSTEMS CLEA NED , R EPAIREO MILLER S ANITATION, STE WART , OHIO. PH 6623035 10-4-tfc HOUSE 111 Long Bottom Phone 5E WING MACHINES Reparr 985 -3529 se rv1 ce. a ll makes 992 2284. 6-11 -tl c The Fabrtc Shop. Pomeroy Aulh ort zed Smger Sales and Serv1ce We Sharpen Scissors. 3 29-ttc FOR SALE BY OWNER Practically new7 room brick ranch sly le hom•, total electr~c & atr conditioning, Jlh tilt b•th & showtr, 6 roomy closets, plus w•lk-in cedar closet. W•lf to wall carpet, the ~erv but In panehnu. a dream llitchtn With 30 ft . of beautiful cabmets, large stone fireplace in hving room, butlt-in ~•cuum syst•m, 2· car 11•rage, plus m11ny extra features . Outside cookout & patio One 2 bedroom furnnhed apt. and new tr•ll•r. Both rented . Two l•rge be~rns, larue pond, 30 acrH In all With new fences. Ont lar11e cistern and rurtl water. Will accept sm111 place on tr11de in or nur Gt~llipohs . Located on St. Rt. 160, hve mtles from new hosp1tal. One ol the beHtr bui It homes in the co-.nf)', Reason for selling, ill hulth, Phone 146· 4110. AUTOMOB ILE insurance been ca n ce ll ed ? Los t your operator's li ce nse? Ca ll 9922966 6 15 He vCHECK WITH US FIRST FOR MOBILE HOMES PARK WOOD KIRKWOOD ACADEMY - Easy Living -Easy Payments - Low. l...ow Uown Payment 1~ Veal· Financing (; .1. Loans Available .' io .Jacked-up Prices Swilt Credit ApJII'Oval - - MEN'S ·TOUPEES - AFTER BEFORE You Talk, We L1sfen, the Buck S1ops Here. Karr ' o; Barber Shop , 110 Lynn St .. Pomeroy , '· Otuo, ha s ackled a LARRY'S new SNYIC&. We are now fitting Men ' s Toupees We can fit you wt1h a full or a parhal ha1rp1ece. * STOP m and let MICK show YOU what t'le (an do for you . KARR'S BARBER SHOP ljarbers Local 400 AFL CIO 110 Lynn · St ' POMEf!OY MOBILE HOMES 600 W. Main St. Next to Jhe Jones Boys Pomeroy , Ohio Phone 992 -7777 Larry Evans Frank Gheen Open Sun. 1-6 p.m. Dai1)'96 ---------.::.: • ' • �•. • 1~ - The Sunday Times. Sentinel, Sunday, May 20, 1973 wart~ It's pest time: grubs, moles, By C. E. Blakeslee Ext. Agent, Agriculture POMEROY - Pests! With the return of spring and hopefully a little more dryness, the Extension Office gets more calls on pests. Ground moles are a Sign of grubs. Mounds tf earth pushed up by ground mole ' 1 runs" is a good s ign the turf is infested with grubworms. Getting rid of the grubs w1ll get nd ol the moles. lhe NEW in FARMING Moles can be_trapped, but more will move in to feed on the grubs, which a re their main source of food . • To rid the lawn of grubs, apply an msecticide such as chlordane, heptachlor, aldrin, d1eldrm or diazinon. Applications may be made through June or from August through December. Ask your county extension agent for a copy of Leaflet 187, Control of Turfgrass P ests This publication gives materials to use, amount per 1,000 square feet, and when to apply for all major lawn pests. Another problem 1s bee stmg season is here . As beneficial as • ' Their barbed stinger more often than not remains in us after the little fellow sucks it in Don't pull the stinger out, or you'll inject the full load of poison conta ined in the stinger bag "Scoot" it out w1th the fingel'flaiJ..and daub a little spirits of ammoma on the wound. For highly sensitive people, watch for s1gns of dlf· !!Cult breathing al)d call a doctor nght away, 1f that occurs. And now the perennial q\.lestion : 11 Warts on your water maple?" About the time the leaves of your silver maple tree are fully expanded, you may notice tiny , wart~hke structures on the upper surlaces of the leaves. These warts are green at first, thiln pwk, then red and finally black. Produced by a tiny m1te, the warts are ca lled maple bladder gall. These structure s do littl e, If any, harm to the tree and control measures are not needed However, if you must apply a control, treat the entire tree with Malathion, Kelthane, or Morestan. For complete details on the control of this mite, write to Department of Entomology, 1735 ' J I the honeybee is in the pollinatjon of crops, it very often arouses the home gardener's temper, particularly when he 1s busy and his horefoot youngster steP.S on a bee collecting nect;Jr from a dandelion . Normally, bees will not bother you unless you crowd them. Then they have the equipmentt o protect themselves . • Animal talk saw 1Ceach. When you buy first chain at regular price. IN ONLY r~W&~U:ia~~~~~:~kl and birds ' Neil Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43210 and ask for Insect Pest Series number 5, "The Maple Bladder Gall and Its Manageme nt ." EVEN BLACKBIRDS become a problem. Last year one farmer_ reported losing several thousand dozen ears of sweet corn because of damage from red-winged blackbirds. The Extension Office has on file names of certified Avitro! applicators released by the Fish and Wildlife Service of the United States Department of Interior. Many Ohio farmers have experienced large crop losses due to blac kbird damage . Every method has been' tried to rid the pesky birds includrng shotguns, rifles, exploders and noise makers. Now. in research done bY Ron Jolmson, graduate student in the School <>f Natural Resources at Ohio State University. a chemical bas been discovered to reduce the hatching rate of red-wing blackbirds by 40 pet. Farmers and homeowners who wish to be prepared on pest control should contact the Extension Office for one or more of the following bulletins: Disease and Insect Control of Pests in Backyard Fruits; Home Vegetable Garden Insect Control ; Control of Household Insect, Tick, and Mite Pests; Control of Vegetable Insects and Diseases for Commercial Growers; and 1973 Commercial Fruit Spray Recommendations for Ohio. Monday, May 21 - Seasonal Crafts, 1-3 p.m . Tuesday May 22 - Mod- 9:3G.u podge, a .m. (small charge); Q>rds and games, 1-3 p.m. Wednesday, May 23 -KnitUng, 9;3().11 a.m ., Anna Blackwood, instructor. Thursday, May 24 -~7 p.m ., TWO ARRESTED ' . Two arrests !}ALLIPOLIS were re corded Friday by Gallia County 's heriff's deputies. Richard Allen White, 20, Kanauga, was charged with contributing to the delinquency of a mmor and Norman James Reed, Jr . • 21, Columbus, was booked for OWl. Crown City, electrician and Marilyn Joan McGuire ,l8, By DOROntY FISHER Meigs County Humane Society POMEROY - This column 1s pr1marlly conce rned with keepmg you mformed of the activities and goals of your local Humane Soc1ety. Suggestions and help in caring for your pets and livestock by humane standards set up at the national as well as local level will be given. That is what Humane Soc1et1es are all about - from the national to local levels - to enlist the g reatest number of people to work toward the elimination of suffering and cruelty to all animals w the most responsible and efficient way poss1ble. Our local problems m Meigs County are much the same as throughou t the country· basically , negligence and careless overbreeding. Our share of the conservative estimate of 25,000,000 cats and dogs horn and more or less killed or worse, dumped Northup, student. AHred J . Gabrielli, 51, Gallipolis clerk, and Jonnie Lou Northup, 45, Galhpohs, psychiatric a1de. David A. Sm1th and Glen E . Beebe have been promoted to supervisory pos itions at OVEC's Kyger Creek Station, Smith to unit foreman and Beebe to maintenance foreman . daily from people who have dogs, cats, puppies, and kittens to give away. sell, etc. and no pla ce to go - eventually dumped on a roadside for slow death and worse We feel that as responsible human beings we owe more than th1s to the other hvmg be;ngs on thiS planet. Sm1th JOined OVEC m 1955, servmg with the security force . Later that same yeBr he transferred to the Operations Dept. and ha s held various positions on Tuesday and in Vlnton, Jac kson Street, on Thursday. The buildings will be open between 6.30 and 9 on the evenings of each open house, accordmg to Richard Rodenck, Ohlo Bell com - merrial manager. " Everyone IS mvited to come in and explore the com- mumcations equipment and Now at your Oregon Saw Chain dealer. OREGON Saw CIMin ~ u.9.~«- SWISHER IMPLEMENT CO. Upper Rt . 7 Smith, Beebe promoted Gallipolis, Ohio services m the buildin gs," he said Visitors will be able to see calls moving through the local and long distance swttchmg equipment housed 1n the buildmgs. Telephone people from the area WILl be on hand to gmde visttors through the buildi ngs and answer ques tiOns about th e eqmpment Highlight of the open house w11l be a 1921 telephone hne-installahon truck whtch has been r estored and outfitted With th e telephone tools of that era. The truck, built by Wtlte Motor Corp., has a wooden body No nails or g lue were used ~nIts or tgtna l cons truction al so be exhtbtted, accordmg to and none have been used m the Rodenck and all guests will be restoration The vmtage truc k welcom e to try the television- boasts kerosene running and telephone. Also to be seen at taillights and "ce tylene head- the open houses w1l1 be a cable lights. Its top speed IS 12 m1Ies sphctng operatiOn . an hour " We're lookmg forward to In addtlJOn , modern vehtc1es see in g everyo ne there ," and thetr equtpment which Roderick sa td , " so we can Ohio Bell uses today in 1l>l day show them how the telephone to da y ope ra twns will be. on exc hange serves them and our dt s pla y outstdc near the ftne exhibits on the telephone bUlldmgs. and commumcahons.'' A p1 cturephone model will Gallia 4-H (Jnb News Gal ha County 4-H Saddle Club met May 9 at the Galha County Junior Fairgrounds. Kathy Deckard and Jacque Glassburn presided . V1cky Baxter led devotiOns and Andy Corliss had charge of the p1ogra m . A r efre s hment commt ttee was elected c onSisting of Chnstia Stout and Linda McCully . The club ordered hght bulbs and candy for money ma king projects. They d1scussed the flags . A gr oup w11L go to the Ross Co unty Fairg r ounds as a judgi ng Learn . The next meetmg wtll be held May 20 at the fair grounds Corliss, Mari Eplmg, Vicky Baxter, Renee and Edwm Smith, Marilyn Layne, Barbara and Sarah Ables, Mark Harrison, J ohnna and Jerry Rhodes, Chnsty Stout, Linda McCully , Mae Kemp and Manlou Simon. Guests were Mrs Jackte Graham, Aprtl Grahm, Dana Glassburn, Alegra Glassburn, Trudy Simson an d Debbie Bowling . Reporter , Manlyn Layne. Cherokee Valley Saddle 4-H Club met May 7 with Charles L Barcus J ohn Taylor presided and had charge of the . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . at 1 p m . for workout of horses ' program. and wi e ne r roast. The club worked Monday Advtsors are Mrs. Ja cque Glassburn and MISS Kathy mght at the meeting cleaning Deckard . Club member s up an old cemetery on Teens present were Kim Hawks, Run Road £or its community Annette Snowden, Cindy project. m that department until his recent assignment He is a graduate of Dayton Roosevelt H1gh School and has served three years in the U. S. Navy. He resides at Long Bottom with h1s wife, Violet, son David, and daughter Dianna Lou. Beebe's entire 18-year OVEC service has been as a master welder. Prior to JOining the Kyger Creek organization he was a boilermaker welder. A native of Florence, Kan ., Beebe graduated from Waterford High School. He now resides in Cheshire with his wtfe Itoma, sons Perry and Michae l, and daughter Christine Hargraves, superm tendent of Meigs Local School District, said Saturday that Mrs. Phyllis Hackett, teacher at Bradbury Elementary, will serve on a panel " Classroom Teachers Look at ~dministrators " during "Thmk Education Week" at Ohio University Wednesday, May 23. "Think Education Week" is a week of events focusing on educational programs and activities in the College of Education at OU. in Friday's story concerning CENTRAL SOYA Check on the many Dairy Specials today ;.nd get valuable tickets for a drawing June 23rd. CENTRAL SOYA .OF OHIO Jrd & Sycamore Streets Ga lhpolis , Ohio "Your Farm Supply Super Mkl." PURINA CHECK-FLY AND WORMER BLOCKS Protect your cattle. lhts sunH11er w1th Pt~r1na '' Che c k Fly & Wormer Bl oc lo.s - th e pa lc~ t .!hle f) I Oc ~ s that kil l fncelly a n cl horn lly m<1ggots 111 manure. plus retard ~ro .·,l h of ~tvrhac h . hoo k <Jnd 11 0(.1\Jiar •·. o r11tS StOp tJy our store ';:.OO n get a li ttle details cHH.J J. D. North Produce Co. Vine St. Ga IIi polis, Ohio CHA IR bottoms rewoven, caning and rush ing Call 992 -t.~ s .1s 6tp :::=====::;===--"t 'l" .. HEll" HEATING & · COOL.ING Furnace Controls HUMIDIFIERS Hot Water HeaTers Plumbing Electrical Work ARNOLD BROTHERS Lost REAR TRIGGER Makes faster work of cutting firewood lumber. -~---- or WE WISH to thank _everyone OLD Furnitu're, oak tables. who was so kind and Wooden ice boxes 1 bra ss beds, dishes or complete thoug_htful after the death of our SISter, Ada J Rowe . We households , Write M D g also _»'ISh tp _..thank the Miller Rj. 4 ~omeroy. ()hJO I Velet'lins M(molfat Hospota~ ·- ca lri9<J;:t'27f ~'"'"' . -· , ' and nurses. St . Joseph 5 J3 If Hospital, Parkt:rsburg, all of · - c our friends , P.Mibearers, Roy NO 1 C~ pper , soc. rad 1ators , Pearson. De~nis ManueL Rod 28c , brass, 18c, batteries, 85c Grimm , John Wayne Van Meter , Dick Garten , Bill each , clean dry roots , Gm Cross, Rev . Freeland Norri s seng , $60 , yellow root .. $4 , mayapple , 45c per lb, M A Hall , Reedsvil le. Oh1o, 378· and Florence Adams 5-20-llc 6249 S-6-tfc ------'-Notice HI POWER Riffe Team Shoot all rifle shooters Interested 1n team shoot on June 3, con tact T. 0 Stewart. Rutland Gun Club, phone 742-3191. S-20-3fc TM Trademark of Homeltte , a dtYI5tOn of Textron Inc, Serv1ng Me•gs, Galli a & Mason Counties ' Pomeroy landmark JACK W. CARSEY. MGR. 992-2181 Open Mon.- Sat~ 8 to 6 Pomeroy, Ohio ' CYClO • More planting rate settings than any other planter. • Liqurd or dry fertilizer. herb1crde and •nsecllcide attachments feature see-through hoppers and prec1se metering 6- and 8-row, with electronic Planter Monitor It's the' planter you've be'en waiting for ... and we've got it now. Come In and see all the features. . Meigs Equipment Co. RACINE THE DAIT.Y SENTINEL PHONE 992·2156 For Sale Business Services SMITH NELSON ..MOTORS, INC. Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. Broker PROPERTY IN MIDDLEPORT CASH pa1d tor all makes and models of mobile hom es Phone area code 614 413 953 1 · 413tfc s 17 ·31c 1971 HOLLY Park , 12 x 60, like new. ca rpeted, house fur UPHOLSTER your own fur niture , a1r co ndlf1oned , niture Foam cus h1ons . any washer and dryer . w1th 8 x 32 size Cotton, burlap, swivel porch and awntng . phone 1 ba ses, Zipper, dacron, web. 304 773 547 4 b1ng , welt P omeroy S-9-IOtc Recove ry , 622 E Main St., ph one 992-7554 S-3-24fp. For Sale :~::~: W~:::~DJ!l~~::!!iii ~~ill We tal~ For Sale PASTURE space for ap KUHL 'S BARGAIN CENTER (3) NEW 1973 z1g Zag sewtng prOlumately 30 cattle plus HAS NEW - NEW - NEW machmes an onginal factory barn and pasture space for floral or plc;1id living room car ton , Zig · Zag to make horses . Phone 992 7069. su1tes. Sl89.95 and up ; in buttonholes, s,ew on bullons, S-18-3tc Herculon at S139.9S ,· •·droom onogra d k 1 •t uc m ms an ma e dn&.y b d SUI es. $109, 7 pc. chrome designs wtfh lUSt the twist of a e ro~m FURI,:4ISHED 2 dinette ; slepend tabl es, singledial. Left 1n layaway POMEROY apartment. adults on Y· coffee tables, $16.95 set. Used and never been used . Will sell 74 · Middleport. Phone 992 38 appliances aulomar,· c for only $47 cash, or terms 5 18 tfc HOME & AUTO • washers , dryers , ranges. avai lable. Electro Hygiene , refr igerators (1 tee maker). Co , Phone 9927755. 992 -2094 PRIVATE m f ee,.tmg rhoom 99fo2r We have, as usual. an eK· 5·15-6tc any organ za 1on ; p one · cellent assortment of used 606 E . Main Pomeroy 3975 f t vacuum urnt uer - bedrooms, many ELECTROLUX cleaner , A- I condit1on, uses 3· 11-tfc wardrobes , much m iSC., even OFFICE SUPPLIES paper bags, has many at . round OAK TABLES . Come tachments Al so shampooer 1973MOBILE HOME with large out Rt 7 and see us any day and pat1o Albert Hill , Ra cine, except MONDAY (yes, we 're attachment included. tOnly 4 Oh•o, Phone 949·2261. open Sunday I) "a t caution available) at S47 70 cash or FURNITURE t 1ght" '" Tuppers Pla ins. 5.17 6tc terms available . Electro phone 667 3858. Hyg1ene Co . Phone 992-7755. Stop In and See Our 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and 5-l5 -6t c 5-l3-6t c Floor Drsplay . unfurnished apartm en ts. TOMATOES , peppers. polled Phooe 992·5434 BLACK 7,e Tennes see Walker flowers. by pot or by the colt. J1 2 years old , phone 992 4-12-lfc 3640 dozen , 50c. $2 flal on all • . Hubbard' s s 13 12tc pans1es Green house. 300 yards above Auto Sales . ballpark 1n Syracuse, Ohio 72 NOVA 4 door V8 automatic, ALL THE property lormer ty 5-15 tfc power steer ing factory a1r owned by Pittsburgh Coal con d1tl on1 ng , b,ooo actual Company and now carried on From the laroest miles Phone 992·7084 the County tax reco rd s of HOME Grown Tomato plan ts 5 18-3tc Me1gs County , Oh10, 1n the tor garden use..; large sturdy Bulldozer Rad1ator to plants. Im proved Mexican, ::.ma11est Heater lore ---------name of Consohdat10n Coal He tnz 1350 and Supersomc; Nathan Btggs 1970 PONTIAC Catalina, 2 dr Company , located 1n the Rad1ator Spec1ahst al so hot peppers, m angoes hardtop , v 1nyl top , PS & PB, fo11owmg ta )jing dts1ric1s and cabbage plants On Rt stereo, exce ll ent cond iti on, Chesler Twp - Eastern 124, 500 ft above the State S1695or best offe r . Ca ll after 5 L.S D.. Salisbury Twp Park In Syracuse, 0 , Thomas p . m 667 -3364, Tup pe rs Pomeroy Vtllage , Salisbury Twp - Meigs L.S 0 , Sutton Pla Jns Hayman . Twp - Sou th ern L S 0 4 24-33fc 5. 17. 3tc Ph 99i ·l114 Pomeroy ----------Sealed b1ds tor the purchase 1970 DODGE. auto , power of all these properl1es (which brakes and power steer ing, should be grouped together air , FM & AM tape player, and considered as a smgl e bid Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale 1tem J w1ll be recei\led at the Mags Phone 992 -5084 after 5 address listed below until 12 2 BEDROOM house on 50 lt. lot 3 BEDROOM rancy style 1n pm on nver S9000 lor house W1th 5-20 3tc o'c lock noon, June I, J973. Pomeroy : w to-w car pe ting, 2 furnitur e $10,000 Phone 992· ---------Further informat1on may be car ga rogc attached . a tr · 5532 anyt1me Can be seen obtamed by con tacting the cond1fioned, phone 992·5593 68 PONTIAC Catalina. 2 dr . after 4 p. m . undersigned . Con sol• dation hdtp , Ylnyl rooL auto. trans , S 20-61c Coal Company reserves the PB, PS, fact a1r cond , R & H, nght lo re 1ect ~ny and a ll exce llen t condi ti on . 992·2314 NEW Homes on your lot or ours b1ds E. H Doughty, Con 5 ROOM house, basement, gas NO MONEY DOWN for or 992-5834 S-18-21c soilda ti on Coa l Co, Cad1z, q1,1alllled buyers ustng F.H heat , bath, 2 lots. S D ---------Ohto 43907 Buskirk , 34 1 Page St , M1d Adm lo<~n (Clos1ng costs S-13 10fc dleport . o11l y ) A var 1e ly of floor plans S-16 3lp Pets For Sale -~---wdh VMious fmanc mg program ~ availab le We AKC Toy Poodle mate pup, 7 KI NGS IZE bedroom su1te, 4 mos old, $600 outfll for $470 speCiaiHe 1n work1ng with 6 ROOM house wlfh bat h and weeks old $50 Phone 992 68 Pont tac Ca lal1n a, a1r AEP Co emp loyees a lt hough t urnrture lnqu1re 992 5373 3871 co ndition ed, power brak es we are r~va•lable Ia all Mei gs 5· 18-16fp S-18-3fc and power steenng Can be Development Co, 150 N seen in Rutland, or call 742· 8 ACRES on State Rout e 143, 1 Second Ave, M1ddJeport, POODLES. AKC Puppies. small 564 1 Oh1o. Phon e 992 59.76 for in m1le Sou th of Harri sonv1'1e, m101ature. bla ck or wh1te, formail on 5 18 3tc se veral home s1 tes , wa ter lap wormed, permanent sho ts, 5-6 30tc paid , call 992-3640. $75 , Ph one Coolville 667-6214 5-20 -12tc 3 ~EAR OLD mare, m os tly 5-13-121c Pint o, very gent le wdh c h1ldren Ph one 985 3549 AKC Toy Poodle pupp1es , $75 BY OWNER - sell mg under ' S 18 3fc and $85 Also S1amese k1ttens , appraisal value. newly bud ! 4 $10 Phone 1 256 6247, Kennels furnished apa r tment s bu111 1n HA NG IN G baske ts , whi te, pink of Calhoun cab1nets, pan elled walls. now and red geran1ums. mums S-20 30tc ren ted monthly 1ncome $3.10 and begon1a s, Ins tant color All e lecfn c, clfy wa ter •n for your garden - pan stes, coun try betwe en pomeroy Mobile Homes For Sale petuntas, marigolds, Phl ox, Athens. Ph one Mason, W Va, Coleus, Salv1a , Zinn f.:ts, 773-5580 W11i constder trade BEFORE you buy any new D•an thu s, Allyss um , Snap Ideal for hom e and mco me for Mobile Home , you should dragons. Agerat1um and rc t~rcd couple cons1 der the la rge savings Por1u lacca . Vegetable plan ts 110 Mechanic Street 5-20 12tp you can have by purchasing a Cabbage. br occoli, Iale model used Mobile Home ca uliflower, lettuce, egg pla nt , 6 ROOMS a nd ba th . panellin g, Pomeroy, Ohio Here are some every day low mangoes, hot peppers .;~n d 14 carpetmg. alurn1num sidmg, pnces 1 - 197 1 - 60 x 12 ktnds ot tomat o plants storm door s and Windows, Buddy, $4,395, 1971 - 50 x 12 Cleland Farm and natural g as, drilled we ll. Champ1on $3,495 , 1966 - 45 x NEW LISTING Green house, E. Main, Rac 1ne. garage , 1 mite Sou th ol 10 Armor $2,695 , 60 x 12 POMEROY - 4 r ooms, bMh, Gerqldine Cleland M1ddleport. Phone· 992 6902 Marl e tte. three bedroom w1th 5-18tfc I ull base ment w1fh s hower S 20 !Ofp a 21 t1 Expando, origtnal Wall to wall carpet1ng Gas purchase pn ce $9,300 Now SE VERAL pt eces of furnitur e. 40 ACRES 8 rooms and bath . lurnace and half acre of land only $6,795, 1971 - 60 x 12 some - an tiques, 2 dresse rs house, barn and seve ral Only $7 ,500 00. Buddy 3 bedroom , $4,695 ; We wlfh marble _tops . ·htgh bed, bu1ldmgs 11 i so $16,000 742 NEW LISTING also have a 29 ft. Century wash stand and dresser to 61 61 4 BEDROOMS - N1.ce kitchen, travel trail er that IS real ly match, 2 Attew ater Kent 5-20-6tp loaded wdh extras You can lull basement wh•ch ha s rad1os w•fh speak ers and save a lot of Dollars on th 1s parts, several pictur e frames, NEW home near Rutl an d. 3 qMage <lnd 2 family r ooms un1t, This 1s tust a few of the othe r m •sc. 1tem s Cal l 742 bedr oom5 and bath com pl ete N•c e fr on t porches As~mg bargams available t3f Berry w1th kil chen, washer and $18,900 00 4691 after 5 or on weekends or Miller Mob ile Hom e Sales, 705 dryer 742 616 1 see Carl Morr is. Ru tl a nd . BUILDING LOT Farson St , Belpre, Oh 10. OhiO 5-20-6fp POMEROY ~ 50x l 60 on Rout e phone 443-9531 Shop here .. 5 18 3tc 7 loop and 33 A mere $1500.00 f1rs l. you ' ll be glad you d1d FARM s 18 4f c HARMONY electr ic guttar a nd 42 ACRES 6 room house, case, Harmony sol1d stat e· S-TR -E-T-C-H YOUR MOBILE modern ba th, an d k liChen am pl1f1er and Sh ur e HOME TO TWICE ITS Sf ZE Bank ba 1n, some lruJt, 1n m1crophone Very WITH VEMCO ADD -A Orange Townshtp Wa nl on ly reasonable Phone 992-6439 ROOMS! 16 STD. PLANS. 5-18-Jtc ~1 9,500 00 BEDRMS , FAMILY RMS, POMEROY DENS . OFFICES! 'SEE Lot IOOxlDO with 9 room THEM ALL AT Young 's M H KIN GS IZE bed, mattress, bOK 1 BEDROO MS - Good older sp r.ng s and headboard . house. garage apt , ex tra Sis, Rt 7 and 35 below S1 lver home on quiet street. N1ce bu ll d1ng spa ce Pnce c ar! ts ter . type Shet la nd Memonal Bridge. Gallipolis kikhen. gas lurn acc Wrough t sweeper, almost l•ke new . reduced 5-20-lf!;;; •ro n porch Woul d ltke Reasonab le. Phone 992 5496. . $1S,OOO 00 5 16-tf c lOOACRES PLUS Air Conditioners FLOWER S for Memonal Day, LEBANON TOWN SHIP - Ho s Phone 992 -7747 Awnings pots, ba skets and spray s 99c qas we ll , a nd a li m1ncral s or 985 -3805 and up Also loose fl owers. Underpinning , ScvcrN I older buildings, and 6 Sma ll ey's, Chester, Oh1o room frame hou se Farm pond Ph one 985-3537 Comp let e mobil e hom e Remo te se lling for a lone r 5 16-7tc se rv1 ce - plu s g1gant1 c On ly $19.500 di splay of mobile home s NEW LISTING POOOLE puppies, Toy A K C, always available at . NEW HOM E 3 n1ce Choco la te -Sha n quality Phone 992 5443 . bedrooms w1fh close ts, bath. MILLER very n1cc kitchen. sl 1ding gla5S doors in dinmg a rea. full MOBILE HOMES basement with 011 forced air furnace , 30 A Near Por tl and 1220 Washington Blvd. Only $18,500 00 423-7521 BELPRE. 0 . COOK, waitress · and carhop , apply in person, Craw's Steak SHOOTING MATCH , Corn House Hollow Gun Club, turn f1rst S-10-ttc r ight after Mtles Cemetery, Rutland ; Factory choked gun s only. Sundc;1y, May, 20th , 4 - 8 PT 75 x 16 5. 8 ply tr uck UPHOLSTERY Wanted To Rent Matenafs, 1 'p .m . .t1res and two mobile home regularly $3 95 only $1.95. aKies and 4 'tires Phone 742 Also r e mnant s. Pomeroy SJ87 Recovery , 622 E Main St., GUN SHOOT, factory phone 992-7554 > and hand choked guns, fences Call 992 7077 or wnte l 5 20· Jtc 5·3-24fp , Forked Run Sportsman Club, Box 14, Mmersv1lle, Ohio, -19-7~1 -H_O_N _ D_A_ S~ L -Ie 992· 2 S_P_h_o_n_ Sunday, May 20, 12 noon 45763 Cdl l after 5 p m . 6160 NEW FOAM to fill your old S- 17-Jfc S 20-6fp . 5-20. J f c cus h10ns , standar d .size su.te , only $9 9S Pomeroy WANTED - Country & Wes-tern "'w"'o:-R~K-:I= N G"t~~-m-:,-,y-n-ee ~d:-s-:1wo or -:-:--=---:--:-:-:- -;:-Recovery , 622 E. Main St., Band Apply in person at three bed r-oo m house in 4 G RAVE lot m Meigs Memona1 phone 992 -7554 Jack's Club. Eastern Sc hool D1sfrict, Gardens. Cheap Call 949. 4962. S-3-241p anywher e; dependable, 5-16 4tc re feren ces. phone 985-3549 - - -- - - - - ' ' - 'S-20-tfc -O~A~N~C~E~F~R~IO~A~Y~a-n~d~S~af~u~rday NEW 2 pc . Early Amencan 5-13-6fp H & N DAY old or start ed l1v mg room su1 te with wood nights 10 til 2 Shenang Leghorn pullets Both fl oor or Spnngs, music by Toby fnm and reverstble zippered cage grown aYailable . Young, Guy Thoma and Edd1e For Rent cush1ons This week only P oultry housing and $149 95 . Cas h and carry · Fife · mob1le home . A1r automat1on Modern Poultry, 5 17-3tc 2 BEDROOM Pomeroy Recovery. 622 E cond1tloned Rac ine area . 399 w N.a 1n, Pomeroy. 992· Mom St , Pomeroy . Phone Phone 992 6329 2164 992-7554 5-16-5tc 5-20 1tc S-17-6tc TRAILER w1th garrlen spot. 2 AIR con d1f lo ners . 1 8500 GOLF CARTS and 3-whe et Call 992-6040 after 3 30 p.m. B T U , 1-500 B T U 1200 tor tracksters, gas and electn c, S-16·4fc both Call after 6 992 2827 farm , home and lor _ _ _ _ _ _ _s_-2_0-Jfp warehouse uses S75 and up . MOBILE home space 1n Phone 1-875-2362 Sy racuse . phone 992 -6329. 1971 BSA 650 Less tha n 2.000 person~ 5-17-6tc 5·2-tfc actual miles. Paisley pain t, matching helmet , extra parts. COAL Ltmestone, Excelsior TWO tra iler IJts in Middleport. EK ce llent cond11ion $895 992Salt Works , E Ma in St., 1 1 duplex in Bradbury, phone 7210 Po~ero y Phone 992-3891 . before 4 p m 992 5693 5·2 ·3tp 4-12-ff 5-20 SIC ~~ ·-busmess for sale. "'T"W "'O " 'b"'ed = r oo"'=m=-=m:-o"b"•"te....,-ho:-m ""e in GROCERY for sale or lease Buildmg ON YQUR DIAL Middleport . adults only, Phone 773-5618 from 8 30 p.m phone 992 5592. to 10 p m . for appomtment. 5·13-tfc 3·20-tfc I ~ !. • Minimum of moving parts to fail or wear. • Huge seed hopper lets you plant half a day without stopping. QUALIFIED file guard for Maplewood· Lake Phone 949· 4074 5 20·4tc CARRIER WANTED WILL do baby s1 ttlng , days or mghts, exper1enced . Have own transportat1on . Ava1labie after May 25. Phone evenmgs 698·5215 or write Miss linda Burbndge. Rt 2, Box 167, Albany, Ohio. S-18 3tc Whatever your crop, International® gives you an entirely new way to, plant . The 400 handles a wrde variety of seed, sized' and unsized , all through the same metering system .. . and it does it w1th reliable air-powered seed delivery for yield boosting accuracy at field speeds to 7 miles per hour. Help Wanted will be THE MEIGS County Frsh & APPLICATIONS rece1ved by the Me1gs County Game Assn . w111 me e t So ld 1e rs & Sailors Relief Wednesday even1ng. May 23. Commiss 1on to f1ll the at 7 30 p .m . at the Syracuse vacancy for the pos1t1on of Club House, Syracuse . Meigs County Veterans 5 20 4fc Selective Serv1ce Officer Applicant must be an Armed McOANIE LS CuStom Slaughter Forces Veteran wlfh an House and Meat Cuttmg , honorable d1 scharge. State State and -Government in. qual1f1cat1ons, ex pe r ience. spected ; phone 773-5208. refe rences and forward to s 20-12!< Veterans Serv1ce Office, 114 Mulberry Ave , Pomeroy MEMORIAL Day celebration at 5 17-3tc Racine Fire Slat1on May 25 thru May 28. Kiddie ndes all 4 days. Ftreworks display Monday , May 28 and an even1ng s how at the Racine Jun 1or High at 7:30 p.m . Monday featunng " Larry 's Sw1nging Countrymen. " A IN c h 1ckeo barbecue Sunday, May 27. Serving begins at 11 am 5-188tc Reliable, accurate planting ... with air power! PH. 992·2176 FREE to good homes. 6 pup· pies. mother was a ShepherdCollie. E'hone 992-2497 s 15 6tc Card of The ned meeting will be held w1th Charles Barcus, June 4 at 7:30p. m . Club adv1sor is Charles Barcus. Club members present were John and Gary Taylor, Bobbie and Ken Barcus, Becky and Robbie Halley, Mark Haffelt, Terry James, Malynda Johnson, Allan and Sherry Clark, Stephanie Hemphill, Greg Henshaw, Patty and Mary Beth Porter. Guests were Mr . and Mrs. Leo James, Derry Hemphill, Bill Johnson, Mrs. Charles Barcus and Kelly James. Reporter, Ken Barcus • Available rn 4-. Kosmetics and are not be!Og serv1ced, phone Helen Jane Brown , evenings also, 992 5113 s 13 He IN LOVING memory of our son and brother , Da vid Fields. Five r,ears ago you left us, you ' cou dn'1 say goodbye. 991-2448 God know how much we miss you, He knows each time we Pomeroy, Q. Cry . He knows our hearts are KNAPP SHOES - Comfort, broken , the pam that we must Quality , Long Wear. bear . Reasonable prices Calf 992 Our only hope. IS to know , God 5324 has you In H1s care. 5·3-ttc /lh;)m, Dad, Kathy, Kev1n and Jim. 5 20 lie MAN'S EYEGLASSES In brown IN MEMORY of a good friend , leather case, lost Friday 1n Lois McCain, on her birthday, vlctnity of Farmer's Bank Ma~ 20, 1973 In the garden of and Kroger Co., Reward . life s bless ings, there are P~one Roy Armes , Mmers· flowers sweet and fa1r, and vil le Phon e 992-3181. among them bnght with s-20 31 ' be~uty, is the friend shi p that we once shared bel ores Frank . WantP.rl To Buy 5-20-ltp 1967 OR UP VW Van . Only bod y 843-2451 S-16 12tc Thanks EXCLUSIVE TWIN-TRIGGER" DUAL CONTROL SYSTEM FLiES WORMS SO IS MAY AT KOSCOT SPECIALS for May are Hair Kair Products tn· eluding other items If you have ever purchased Koscbt And a 'peacef ul. perfect dwetlmg place Ot which the sc;iptures fell . There, our loved ones liYe forever And what comfort it w1ll mean To know our memories Will a always be The Bridge that ltes between . Dad, IV\om and tw in sister Brenda 5 20-llc at Southwestern High SchooL For easier control in close quarters and '•icky angles. ROOFI NGandHeatingRepa ir ; ali types ; Special _ Cleantng an d ot·r1n9 ofbi ower. camp 11 ee check 011 furnaces ; phone 843 . 2341 ' 5·2-JOtc well today's graduation ceremonies HELP CONTROL ' INTurner, MEMORY of h1sBlaine J who lost life May 20, 1971 . We m1ss you very much , but we have thi s thought to comfort us There 's a bndge that 11es between ., The earth ly world we know so NAMES OMITTED CADMUS - The names of Melvin L. Massie and AHred Charles Schuldt were omitted 2 gospel slngf!'S Will now be on ~SRJ Marrett., , 910 on your dial. from 8 to 8 30 Saturday evenings. 5 16 3tc 60 In Memorv for Rent THE BISSELL Brothers local Cancellataol"l _ Corf.e'" . acc e:pted until 9 11 . ~1 ~~~~ Cay Of Publication REGULATIONS The Put>llsher reserYes the righttoedltorre 1e-ctan"ads dee '!led objectional. ~The publtsherwlllnotberespo,,s,ble 1or more than one incorr~ct msertton . For W•RnAITAEdSS . ervtce 5 cents P~r Word one msertion Mtnlmum Charge 75c 12 cents per word three consecufiye insertions 18 ~ents per word six con secut tve Insert ions. 25 Per Cent Disc ount on paid ads and ads paid within 10 days CARD OF THANKS · & 081TUARY Sl .SO for 50 word minimum Each additional word 2c BLIND ADS AdCI I ~ional 25c Charge per Advertisement. OFFICE HOURS 8:30 a m . to 5 . 00 p m Dai ly, 8:30 a . m . fo 12 :00 Noon Saturday ~ I M 0 DE:OLINES Notice Will be ON OU PANEL FRONT ·TRIGGER IN~~:~:~.~. Monda:voe:~~~~e-P9u~licataon MAKES CUTTING TWICE ·AS-EASY GLEN BEEBE Bell plans two open houses Penny-A-Chain Sale in loops or reels. DMikmll DAVID SMITH We, who .are closely mvolved in this work, can only assure you it LS a heartbreakmg expenence to rece1ve so many calls GALLIPOLIS - OhiO Bell will have open houses at its telephone exchange bmldmgs in R10 Grande, College Street, sp XL2 someplace to die annually is something we can take no pmle m. Now's your chance to stock up on Oregon Saw Chain during the f~rst one cent sale in Oregon 's history. Just buy any popular chain at the suggested price and get the seco nd one for only one penny. It's good for loops, 25', 50' or 100' reels. Say you need a chain for a 20" bar. An Oregon S-70 chain sells for $23.15. You get two of them for $23.16. A penny never bought more. Or worked harder. This offer ends June 15, 1973. So head for your participating Oregon dealer now. Fo': Fast Results U~e The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds Countywide meeting and poUuck; eat at 5:30; come as early as you like and visit! Bring cov.ered dish and own · tabl~ sei'VIce. Fr1day, May 25 - VIM, Adjustments to Life Patterns, 2--4 p.m. George ASK TOWED GALLIPOLIS - Applying for marriage licenses Friday in Gallia County Probate Court were Mark Stephen Foster, 19, • • • Our loca l tangible goal1s, of course, a shelter for suc h unwanted and abandoned. We have nothing to offer now but hope. With public support we ca n offer Uus service. At best we ca n place a small percentage with r eliable families; the balance we can provide with care and eventual peaceful euthanasia. That 1s what our shelter personn el deplore and hate, but unlll the public becomes aware of the cruelty and suffering caused by Irresponsible breeding it is the only answer ; 15 mil1ion homeless dogs and 25 million homeless cats do not leave much more than that to look forward to. 19-The SundayTimes-Sentmel, Sunday,May 20, 1973 to you like a WMP0/1390 THE HOME SELLING SE ASO N IS HERE NOW LET US SELL YOUR HOME DON ' T WAIT , LI ST WITH US TODAY SACRES RU TLA ND , OH 10 7 room s, 3 bedrooms, could be 4 Balh, n•ce k1tchen w1th cab1nets. range and ref., hardwood floors, cel lar . gas FA heal. s torm doors & wtnd ows. ou l bu 1ld1 ngs, ul dtfy room , othe r fea tures JUST $18 500 00 , 7 YEARSOLD Just a b.;Jby in age, but grown up 1n qua!tty 3 la rg e B R wdhdouble<;:lose ls. Bea ut1f ul bath & showe r K1tche n ha s almost everything includ1ng double oven. range and Ref Utiltty room Large L R '/lith ftrcp lace Basem en t Large lot 100x120 (Ieve il S23.000 00 CHEAPIE 1' 1 story frame Near A&P store i bed rooms. cou ld be 3 D1n.ng room Bath Stor m doors .& wm dows Lo:~rg e lot Qu i of all flood s MAK E AN OFFER ,5,000 00 IOAC RES 6 level Good area 2 bedroom home. Elec tn c heat Bath. About 11 yea rs old THIS YOU WILL HAVE TO SE E $15,000 00 OTHER PRO PERT IES TO CHOOSE FROM COME IN TODAY AND SEE WHAT WE HAVT- TO OFFE R HENRY E. CLELAND ~ROKER 992 22.$9 11 no dn')wcr 992 2S68 NOW IS THE TIME WH EN WE HAVE THE BUYERS LOOKING FOR A NI CE PLACE COME IN AND LIST WITH US FOR A QUICK WHEN YOU AD SALE VERT ISE YOUR PR OPERTY YOU OPE N YOUR DOOR TO ALL STRANGER S BE SAFE AND PUT YOUR PROPERTY IN OUR EXPERI E NCED HANDS THE SMALL FEE WI LL CERTA INL Y PAY YOU, TO bo SO, NOW. HELEN L. TEAFORD 992-3325 GOROON B. TEAFORD 9\02-3615 ASSOCIATES NO SUNOAYS PLEASE • SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED EXPERT Wheel Alignment 24 Hour Da1ty Serv1ce •s.ss MODERN SANITATION On Most Amer1 can Cars - GUARANTEEOPhone 992 -2094 Porn eroy Home & Auto John Tucker; Rt . 4 Pomeroy, o. Ph . 992 -3954 Open 8 Til S Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Matn , Pomeroy, 0 . VETERANS ASK US ABOUT PRE -FABRICATED BANK FINANCING WOOD TRUSSES 12 Years - 10. 75 A . P. R . lor Your For Your Mobile HomeLand--No Down Paymeni 8utlt to Your ' Specs Delivered to Job S1te Qualify Today. Call HOGG & ZUSPAN 304-485-3809 Choose your own home from your AREA DEALER. WILL tnm or cu t trees, clean out ba semen ts , att 1cs. etc . and patnt roofs Phone 949. 3221 4-17-30tc MATERIALS CO. 773 -5554 Muon. W Va ~===;;:::==::;===~ Spec1ahsf Wheel Alignment It Must Be Right orw&wlll Maf<e if Right. DOZER a nd back hoe work , ponds and septic tanks, d itching service, top so1 l, fill dir t, limestone , B&K Excavating Ph one 992 712 1 or 992 5682 9-1· ifc =~~~-­ NOW OP EN - Roger Hy sel l's Garage. ncar Crossroads on a 4:30 Da1ly, 8 ·12 Sat. St Rl 124 ; all mechanic work In the R H Rawlmgs Son!> 1nclud lng au loma lt c tran s- Bu•ld1ng m 1s~ 1on s Mend a y t h ru ..._••_,_-2_1_0_1___M _id_d_le..:p_o_rt..:,_o_..J Saturday . 8 30a m. to5p.m O'DELL WHEEL Al ignment Phone 992·7121 or 9~6392 located at Crossroads, Rt 114, S·3-30fc comple le front end service, lune up and brake se rv1 ce. EXCAVATIN G Doze rs, larg e Whee ls balanced elec an d sma ll , Backhoes and I r o ni c ally All work loaders on track nnd tires ; guaran teed . Rea so nable Dump tr uc ks Lo boy ra tes Phone 992·3213 or 742· se r vice Sept1c lank s In · 3231 stal led George (Bill) Pul l•ns. 2 18 ttc phone 992 •2<178 or 992·7<102 2-9-tf c READY MIX CO NCRE TE delivered rtghl to your HARRI SO N'S TV se r vice and pro recl Fast and easy . Free serv1ce ca lls Phone 992 2522. est1ma les Phone ~92 - 3284 . 2 9-ft c Goeg lem Ready M1x Co ., Midd leport , Oh1 o EXCAVAT IN G. dozer, loader a nd backhoe work , sept ic 6 30-tf c tanks Ins ta ll ed. dump trucks -,-,..-,.----~--­ and lo boys for hi re, will haul SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED lilt d1r t, lop sol i, limestone REASONABLE ra tes. PI'\ 446· -1781, Gatl 1polis. John Russell, and grave l, Ca ll Bob or Roge r Jeffers, day phone 991 7089, Owner and Operator 5 12 tfc n1gh l phone 992-3525 or 992 5232 2·11 -tf c C. BRADFOR D, Au cf•oneer Complete Serv1ce SEE US FOR Awn1nqs, s torm Phone 949·3811 doors and windows, ca rports, Racine, Oh• o marquees, qluminum siding Cnlt Bradford and radl1,g A . Jacob, sa les r epresen tal 1ve For free es l1mates, ph one Charl es ~~--~~~----L1 ste. Syracuse, V V EL NA and Whit e Sew mg Jo hn son and So n, Inc, Ma.zh 1nes Ser vice on all 3·2 tfc makes Reasona ble rates . --.,.---The Sew1ng Cen ter. Mid dleport. Oh io PAINT IN G ln tenor and ex· 11 16· ltC lerlor by the hour Phone 992· 7579 or 992 -7·126 5 14 6tc HOUSE and Roo t pa1ntlng , Interi or a nd ex lenor , free es llm ates Ga ll992 -7008or 997· PIANO lun1ng, Lane Dan1 els, 2460 ' 259 Br oadway, Mtdd leport 4-19-30tc . Phone 992 2081 5 17-61p Real Estate For Sale " PHONE " L Parker tor C~ ttl e A I Stre Serv1ce. Pomeroy 992 2264 5-13-l2t c SE PTI C TANK S AROBIC SEWAGE S YSTEMS CLEA NED , R EPAIREO MILLER S ANITATION, STE WART , OHIO. PH 6623035 10-4-tfc HOUSE 111 Long Bottom Phone 5E WING MACHINES Reparr 985 -3529 se rv1 ce. a ll makes 992 2284. 6-11 -tl c The Fabrtc Shop. Pomeroy Aulh ort zed Smger Sales and Serv1ce We Sharpen Scissors. 3 29-ttc FOR SALE BY OWNER Practically new7 room brick ranch sly le hom•, total electr~c & atr conditioning, Jlh tilt b•th & showtr, 6 roomy closets, plus w•lk-in cedar closet. W•lf to wall carpet, the ~erv but In panehnu. a dream llitchtn With 30 ft . of beautiful cabmets, large stone fireplace in hving room, butlt-in ~•cuum syst•m, 2· car 11•rage, plus m11ny extra features . Outside cookout & patio One 2 bedroom furnnhed apt. and new tr•ll•r. Both rented . Two l•rge be~rns, larue pond, 30 acrH In all With new fences. Ont lar11e cistern and rurtl water. Will accept sm111 place on tr11de in or nur Gt~llipohs . Located on St. Rt. 160, hve mtles from new hosp1tal. One ol the beHtr bui It homes in the co-.nf)', Reason for selling, ill hulth, Phone 146· 4110. AUTOMOB ILE insurance been ca n ce ll ed ? Los t your operator's li ce nse? Ca ll 9922966 6 15 He vCHECK WITH US FIRST FOR MOBILE HOMES PARK WOOD KIRKWOOD ACADEMY - Easy Living -Easy Payments - Low. l...ow Uown Payment 1~ Veal· Financing (; .1. Loans Available .' io .Jacked-up Prices Swilt Credit ApJII'Oval - - MEN'S ·TOUPEES - AFTER BEFORE You Talk, We L1sfen, the Buck S1ops Here. Karr ' o; Barber Shop , 110 Lynn St .. Pomeroy , '· Otuo, ha s ackled a LARRY'S new SNYIC&. We are now fitting Men ' s Toupees We can fit you wt1h a full or a parhal ha1rp1ece. * STOP m and let MICK show YOU what t'le (an do for you . KARR'S BARBER SHOP ljarbers Local 400 AFL CIO 110 Lynn · St ' POMEf!OY MOBILE HOMES 600 W. Main St. Next to Jhe Jones Boys Pomeroy , Ohio Phone 992 -7777 Larry Evans Frank Gheen Open Sun. 1-6 p.m. Dai1)'96 ---------.::.: • ' • �• • ' The Sunday Times ·Sentinel, Sunday, May 20, 1973 ~-The Sunday Times· Senlinel;Sunday, For Sale May 20,1973 For Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds • Real Estate For Sale Notice In Memo!l IN MEMORY o1 James K. Harton who was called 'from labor May 18, 1972. God knew that h~ was suffering And the hitls were hard to climb. YARD SALE - 1 2 mile off Route 7 on Georges Creek Roa d . Follow the signs . M onda y i4nd Tuesday , lQ i ill 5. 120 2 So he closed his weary eyelids And whispered " Peace be th ine ." Sadly missed by his wi fe. Glenna Gibson Harton . 120-l RUSS ' S GLASS Service. gla ss for all needs, spccial11in g m wind s hield s. m ir rors . plexlgiass , re screen . 104 Pine, R1o Grande. 245 5048. 100 II of SWEEPER Repa1rs . Pari s . Supplies . Ph one 367 7736 . Davis Va cuum Cleaner Store . 10 a.m. 5 p.m . Addison. Ohio . 114 If ----IN MEMORY M ike Will iams . I cannot ~ay and I will not say That he •s dead ~ he is just away! Wi th a cheery smde and a wave of the hand He has wandered i nto an unknown land _ And lett us dreaming how very fair It need s mu st be s.ince he I ingers there . And you - 0 you , who th e wildest yearn For th e ol d-t i me step and the glad return , Think of him far ing on , as d~ar In the love of There as th e love of Her e. Sadly m issed by mother, Lena Williams , brothers, sis ters and tots of fr iends. 120· 1 Notice A sA . A.S.A. Phone 446-4672 281 State Street Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 NEW hours a t Yellow Cab, open 7 days from 5: 1.5 a.m . to 12:30 midnight. MAN to work 1n serv ice stat ion. ll6 -6 Apply in per son at Winters Sohio, Jackson Pike . 120-3 BORROW by M ail to $800! M oney for an y purpose . Co n fide nt ial ., Conven ient NOW taking applications lor curb waitress. Pref er 16 or terms - Rober ts Loan , Box over. Apply at . Bob Evans 6071 P. Wheeling, W . Va . 83-tf . Drive- Inn . 120-4 LET US res t or e your old family: photos . P rices reaso nab le . Tawney's Studio.. 5.1 -tf M anuiacturer of Precission . MOTORIST MUTUAL INMetal Part's has imm edia te SURANCE . One slop open ing l or a dra ftsm an. p rotec ti on for Au to. Home, Mec hani ca l t y pe dr a fting . Busi ness and Life. Ray Hawk, Tra i t1ing re quired, exce llent Agent. 446·2300. 541 4th Ave , op portunit y to beco m e a too l 100-tf Pai d com d es i g n er . ~'W_E__H __ A_V_E__a__c_o_ m_p~ie-t~e~line mensura te wi th trai ning and ex peri ence. Appl y in per son w a tc hes an d di am on d s. , 'or se nd res unie to F eder al Co mp ar e our pr ices an ywhere. Tawney's Jewelry. Mogu l Corp ., 2160 Eas tern . 51-tf Ave., Gallipoli s 45631. An Equ a l E mploym ent Em ploye r . Help Wanted DRAFTSMAN ·0r Wanted To Do WA NT TO CA RE tor elderl y peop le in my hom e, 379-2243. 118-6 ROTC -T ILLER S, law n mowe rS re pa ir. 562 Fou rth · Avenue,· 446-1562. )2- t' . · 452 Second Ave. Os(ar Baird Doug Wetherholt Brokers 614-446 -3434 ESTABLISHE D BUSINES S Sr-nall restaurant w ith ex cellen t ea rn ings record is availab.le immedia tely . Ha s be s t reputation -in tow.n . Prime location ior profit . TOP DAIRY FARM - This 222 acr e farm . has ' brand new SPECIAL R'ATES on roach. mi lk ing parlor to meet walerbugs and term i t Control. Ieday's health requ ir emen ts. Call 446 4'254. Plen l y of pasture , good barns , 118-6 lo ts of water , hu9e silo with Ieeder , good house. Pr iced for QAY CARE quick sa te. SUN VALL10Y Nursery School. li censed by Stal e of Ohio. 1112 L OWER RIVER ROAD miles west of new hospital. Adjacent to Clay School is thi s 577 Sun Val ley Or . Ph . 44Ulovely th r ee . bedroom home 3657. Day care that sa ys " we w ith bui ll in kitchen , at ta ched care ." Madg'E! Hautdren, garage. cerami c bath , large Owner ; L or ed i th & John lot , p lenty ot pr ivary , pri ced Hauldren, Operator s. un der $20.0oo: 114 II ---~~-'-'----'· AD ElA IDE DRIVE Nice TWO -WAY Rad i os Sales & ran c h home w i th th r ee Ser vice . New and Used CB's, bedr oo ms. ca rpet i ng , all ki tchen appliances , drupes, p oli ce monitor s. ant ~ nnas , nE>w furn ace, all city serv ices. etc . Bob's Citizen Band Radio ti le balh. eve rything in nice Equip ., Georges Creek Rd ., Gallipolis, Ohi o 446-4517 . sha pe , priced under $17,000. 212-lf FU LL Y FURNISHED HOUSE Air conditioned hou se wllh drapes. range , refr igerator , panel ed l iving room , three bedr oo ms, double vanity bath , storm w indows and doors. ready to move in and en joy for less than $15,000. Professional Real Estate Appraiser ARTHUR A. ~ NIBERT, . A OHIO RIVER Realty A L L ELECTRIC BARGAIN Lovely new h·o me tully car peted. year r ou nd climate con t ro ll ed cen lr al air. ce rami c bath, 18 feet of bui lt " ln cabine ts in the kitchen, · at ta ched garag e, lar-ge lot with privacy, co unty water , city schools. Own er will help finan ce. · · 13.5 ACRES , HOME . BARNS Near Meigs mine, thi s house has lttn d tha t is all clear and clea n . Three bedrooms, bath, ki tchen , plenty of wc'lf er , just five m inutes out of Vinton . Let us show it to you . S. R. 160 IN VINTON Very nice home on I arge lo t . Four bedrooms. lull ba t h, ci ty water. ca rpeted livinQ room , every t hing in very . good cond it ion . Pr iced al $12,900. 40 ACRES CLOSE IN - Lovely building si l e with pl enty of sp r ingfed water , only four m i les fi'om heart of town . Owners wi ll dea l. CUTE COUNTRY COTTAGE If you wan I a place ou t where the kid s can run or hav e some p·onies, ttii s is it_. A darl il) g house w ith two bedrooms, fu l l ba t h , ,fu r nace , plenty ·of : water , air conditioned. 5 to 10 acres. Eve ning s Ca 11446-4244 Steve n Befz 446-9583 Jo hn f uller 446-4327 · NEED~ LP N or retired RN tq work in nursing home, ...:an' l ive in. Wri te Box3 13, Ironton. Ohio R9ute 1. · 2-t Busine~ Opportunities .· REALTORS AUCT ION.E ERS 5 ACRES ; nice 3 BR one floor plan home . Carpe l and hardwood floors . At . Si d : Addison Twp. So ld owner a smaller home so · this hom e ava i I ab l e for immed. oc cupancy. Real Estale For Sale MASSIE Realty, 32 Slate Sl Tel. 446-1998 Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale .- RUSSEU STROUT REAlTY WOOD -EAI.TOR 446-1066 · 'h/UIJWIL .. < REALTY Neal ·Realty Mobile Homes For Sale TARA . qq6-0001 DEVELOPMENT CORP. Wanted . NEW HOMES FOR SALE Help Wanted CRAFT TEAC H ER. Send resume to 700 Second Ave., gallipolis. 118-6 FR' I TO· LAY. Inc. r oute sa les man Gallipolis area. $6 ,500 a year plus commission, group insurc;tnce, retirement. Call 1304-346-0891 Charleston, W. for In t erv iew ap Va . p'o lntment . An Equal Op portunity Employer . Place of sale: 87 S. Second Ave._; Middleport. Ohio. Qpe_n House 1: 00 P.M . . 2:00 P.M. May 26. 1973 on all proper t ies. Properties sold il")dividua ll y . Nominimum bids , ~u t sellers r eserve the right to re ject bids .. .. Ter m s of sa le: Cas h. Inquiries on property may be -made to Hamiin C, King. Attorney -at- Law , 21 ~ocu s t Street, Gal l ipolis, . Oh io. Phon e: 61.1-446 -0855. Francis Biron & Michael' Fry, Co- Execut ors of thC Est ate of Harri e Maflf!' Sm i th, tfeceased. NOT RESPO NSIBL E FOR PE RSONAL PROP E RT Y OR ACC I DE NTS . 119-3 • ·A.UCTION SERVICE "SELL TH.E AUCTION WAY"- JIMME SAYRE ·AUCTIONEER PH. 446-3444 Homes built to fit any specifications . All Underground Utilities Provided: . PUBLIC NOTICE ,__________ _ We sell anything for anybody . Bring your iterr's to · Knotts Com ~ munity Auction Barn. Corner Third & Olive. For ·,appointment call 446 -2917 . Sll'urclov WISEMAN AG~CY Sale For ·Information Or Appointment PHONE every 367-7250 7 Addison, 0 . -evening at ~------ Owner Tr ansferred , Must Sell This - Beautiful Country Estate- One of the Areas' Nicest New Homes This absolutel y must. be one of the prett iest hom_es insi de and out in the area. Plusl'l ca r pet i ng throughout. beau t ifu l kitchen cabinets with range and dishwasher, 2Vi ba ths, lovel y forma l dining room, large fam il y, and rec. room , 2 car garage an d Central Air. Owner moving other wise wou ld not part wi t h lt. It' s br and new and the only one like it wi th .a Spr ing Valley Estates a ddress . Beautiful Brick 4 Acres 1 $30,000 I F SO BE SURE AND SEE T H IS S BEDROOM H OME W ITH P RIVATE MAS T ER QUARTERS , A LARGE FAM I LY , . ROO M . DI N I N G F I RE P LACE , ROOM, 2 BA T HS, BASE M E N T, NE W FUR NACE. CAR PETIN G, 2 CAR GARAGE , LA R GE LO T W IT H CITY W A T ER A N D SE W ER IN RIO GRAN DE . OW NE R VE R Y ANX IO U S T O SELL A N D W ILL H EL P W IT H TH E F I NANC I NG . Excellent Rural Neighborhood VE. R Y AT T RAC TI VE 2 BEDROO M HO M E W IT H P LUSH CA RPE T IN G , BEA U TIF U L KIT C H E N , VERY NI CE LOCA TI O N ON 3 LOT S (ON E H AS . P A D FOR M O B ILE H OME 'R E N TAL P UR P OS E S. YO U 'Ll. LOv e · TH E -~~~~ - F l· ~:'~te~ WILL Perfect for Your Family N EARLY NEW FLiLL Y. CARPE T E D 3 B E DR OOM H O M E WI TH LOVELY K IT C H E N A ND D I NIN G AREA. L ARG E FL AT LO T , SMAL L S T REA M · A N D 2 CAR GA R AGE . IT'S ALL YO U RS FOR $18,900.00 A ND I'M B ETT IN G THA T YOU WO N' T FI N D O NE T O COMPA R f; ·. A T T HI S PRI CE . $ 1,700 DO WN B UYS IT IF YO U · Q U ALIFY . ------ ~rrHe! -sPE:et>rllla CAP. APPRoAc14!!'& FlOV'P SltUHOY ANt' OUCI!OY IN THe' L.IMO~It.J~ A14EAP·· lf!5>- Wlt.JOOw.l GLIDE,_ OPEN l!tll!!Cfrii.I.;AL.L.-V! Four bedrooms, cou ld be 5, entire downstairs is carpeted . Includes a large formal din ing room. living room, parlor or den, nice kitchen , J full baths. full basement. S car garage and farm pond . 1 mile f r om pool and high school. Low tax c)r'ea , Burn all t he natural gas you wan t for $15.00 per month . Put in gas cent ral air and cool your home at absolutely no cost . Price at $42,000.00. Make us an offer . Need Lots Of Room? For Sale shd1ng door , AM-FM radio. 65 MUSTANG 6 cylinder, 3 1972 DETROIT~R 60 x 12, full speed . New paint job and kitchen. liv-ing room , 1 bath , z -Good condition . low mileage t~res . $495. 446-40.36 . -BR, 245-9326. Rio Grande. Sl.S9S: Harry England, 4ll1 i 120,6 120-3 Wa lrrut, Crown City , ·Oh io 2561278. HORSES, 1 reg. Tennessee CLEARANCE SALE at 1415 Walke: , 4 grade hor5e, Eastern Ave., Gallipolis. ~io Patam 1no. Roane Sorrel 8 an all used and new turni1ure. saddles, priced $25 to s2so. USED: gas stoves $10, LR Call 388-9991 or J67.748l. suites $10. chairs SJ, dinette se ts $12. NEW: BR suite 120-3 = - -- - - - -120-3 $199.95 with mattress and box =-:::-:-~-=--­ springs, 2 piece LR suite 588. YORKSHIRE Terrier puppies. REG . MORGAN Gelding . Also Reg . Amer . Saddle Br"ed Recli'ner reg . price $99.95 now 6 wks . old . No AKC Mare.· 5 ga ited . Both have only 568 . registered. 575. Males. 446been shown . 145-9369. PARSON'S 0548. 120-3 120-tf 120-3 111E' •• WI L L do babysitt in g or Iro ning SPAR E TIM E INCOM E in m y hom e. Loca ted Rt . 218, REF I LLI N G and colle cf lng 6 m in. from town. Refer ences money from NEW TYPE fu rn ished . Phone Kings, 446 - ~ high -qual ity co i n -oPe r a ted 2460. dispensers in your area . No DOUB L E- WI DE , j BR fur 116-6 se ll ing. To quali f y yo\:J must n ished home. 1970 New M oo n. -~---.,.--,----have car , r eferences, $600 to Severa l lots .a vailab le if you WI L L BA BY SIT in my home , 7 $3',500 cash . Part ia l f inancing · need tot . Why pay rent? . days a wee k , 446 -4955 availabie . Three to seve n anytime, M rs. Sandra Wilson. hours weekly can net ex , CLEAN, well kePt 3 BR home in ce tlent monthly income. More 118-6 ci ty . Basemen t, ·two porches, garage . $13,500. full t i me . For. personal in J&WMOUNT terview wr i te MULTI -VEND CLEAN lNG SERVICE I NC.. DEPT. D. 568 Lin col n LOTS and sma l l acreage in GE N ERAL house clea n ing . We Ave ., Pittsburgh, Pa . 1520 2 or Green and Addison Twps . su p ply all t he c lean ing sup.\ With water . cd ll Coli ee l 412-931 -4993. When RT . 7 - 5 roOms, ba th and 112, V IN TO N A R E A - 18 acr es , plies. 388-8875 after 6 p .m.·ca ll wr iting please include your INV ESTM ENT PROPERTY c losed po r ch an d d eck, 388-8865. Week l y or monthly $3,900. phone number. RARE FINO, Usual l y , our 2 fam,il y dwell ing located at 631 $16,000. clea ning by appoin tm ent . 119-3 · acrea.ge is out in the coun try. · Third Ave . Rent both or l ive in 91 -l f Here's 6 acres right next to one and rent the oth er. Both M I DDLE PORT - 7 rooms and N EW COLONIAL WITH 167 town . Four BR modern h ome. A CRE S - th is bea utiful 4 BR have new f urna ces. Ha s ·3 ba th, por ch, l ife t ime sid ing . WALL PA P ER ING and pain Carpet, basement. Three ca r all electr ic hom e has a bu i lt-in room apartment and a 5 r oom $17,500. ting . Phone 446-9865 or 379k itchen with eati ng area , WW garage . Ideal loca t ion for ca r MOBIL E HOMES apartme nt. Ca ll today for an 2471. ' or trailer sal es or garage. carpet , for m al dining rm ., FOR SALE apooin tmen1. R.F . D. NO. 1 - 7 r ooms and 83-tf larg e famil y rm .. 2 fireplaces, REC ON D ITIONED bath an d 1h, wor k shop . and 2 baths. There is abou1 75 MOB I LE HOM ES DREAM HOME you can afford. AIR CONDITIONED carport, one: th ir d A., $21,000. TOOL snarpening . SaWs· 1973. 12x60 Holly Park Lovel y 3 BR home on Rl. 141 , See this beautiful. 2 vear old, ac r es till abl e', barn and new scissors, shears, home ant 19.70 12X60 American in c ity limi t s . Carpet, pond . Th is farm is about 5 m l. three bedroom hom e loca ted RT. NO. 141 - 8 rooms and gar d~n tools. Sharp Shop, 1964 10x50 El con a beautiful spa cio:.Js k i tchen from Rio Grande. near new hosPita l. It has al l bath, r edwood ranc h er. Alley rear 147 Second . in cludes range and refr ig. Ranny Blackburn 1971 12x65 Concord lhe fea t ures you li ke. Com $24.500. 216-tf 1972 12x60 Win ston Large living rm . Pa t io. See Branch Manager plete ca rpe t ing, air con · today and move in tomorrow! 1968 12x60 Cham pion d itioned, buil t in appl icances, ADE L A I DE DR . - 7 r oom s, 5 REMODtLING; building . neW 1972 12x 60 Win s.t o11 two baths ful l basement w ith ROOM & ba th house at llO ba th an d 1.'2, garage, dee p lot. rooms , cemen t. roofi ng, 1970 12x60 American · River Stree t , Kanauga. Phone finished 'rec . room. Priced in $28.000. siding, fu r nace ins. J . H. 1970 12x60 Raycraft 675-2529. I he 30's . t~uee-n & Son, 446-9271. t.a:t t 1970 12x60 Challenger 117-6 !NO AVE . - 6 roo m s, bath and · Ofll ce Phone 440<1 £ ~ ./ 1969 12x60 Star 11, full basement, S29, 000. "-1 Evenings 1968 12x60 Ranchero cpa rles M . Neal 446-1516 1967 12x60 Topper , >-lEDGEWOOD - 8 r ooms, bath J.' Mi cha el Neal 446 - 150 ~ 1966 10x50 Skyline "' •n "0 u u ""' and 1'2, basement, ·garage and 1964 10x55 Chamoion . carport, $31.500. GOOD used electric stove . Call Bo!!.~ MOts i LE HOMES <t46-9586 a tter 4 p .m . Second & Viand St . · LI ST .WITH BRANNON BUR CHAM REALlY 120-6 Pt .. Pleasan t REALTY NOW - WE SELL Jay Sheppard 446-0001 CH ES APEAKE , OHIO ... ,. (next to Heck's} BETTER LtVING. De nver K. Hi gley 44 6-0002 867-3267 WANTED to b uy , Sell or t, cnJe, 93-lf BEAUTIFUL 6 room house on toy electric train, 446-4843. 1.89 acre lot. 390' 'of road 240-lf. frontage on Route 7· in Crown NEW HOMES on your lot o!' BY OWNER J bedroom home, ours .' NO M ON EY DOWN for Ci t y. Features 2 ca r gar age, garage ; new ca rpet ing . Phone qualified buyers using F .H . full basement. paneled fa m ily 1972 DETROITER 60 x 12, fu l l 446-0955, 120 Mabelene Dr ., Adm . loan. (Closi ng cos t:. room, 21 2 baths, large kitchen HOUSEKEEPER f or father kitchen , living room, 1 bath , 2 Gallipolis. on ly). A va ri ety of fl oor p lans .with breakfast ba r, double and 10 year old daughter . BR . 245 -9326 Rio Grande . wi t h yarious f i nan c in g clos ets in each bedroom . A 115-9 Phone <146-273:3 after 6 p. m. real buy at $27,700. program s ava il a b le. We ll8-3 speciali -ze in work ing w ith 120.6 A E P Co. emp loyees although M l D DLE -AGE D la dy 16 live in REA L ES TAT E AU CTION we are available t o all. M eigs. and care ior elderly lady. 446· BR I CK House. Four rooms ar:~d Sa tur d.:ay, Ma y 26, 1973 at '2: 00 P. M. Developmen t Co., 150 N . bath ,. Garage. 613 Fifth 0832 . Se~ond Ave ., Mict'd lepol' t , · ll7 -6 87 Sout h Second Av enue. Middl epor t. Ohi o Avenue. 446 -1826. Oh1o, Phone 992 -5976 tor in-. Appraisa l - s 15,000.00 120-6 !ormation. · BABYSITTER in Cheshire 448 Sou th Secon d Avenue, M iddl eport , Ohio area . 9 a .m. to 6 p,m., 105-tf . App r aisa l - s 12,000.00 Building Sites reference r:equired . 367-0131 . 380 Sou th T hir d Ave nue, Middleport , Oh io 117-6 . Available . Kingsberry Apprai sa l - ss,ooo .oo Wanted To Buy . . 69 VW bu$, 7 passenger, Real Estate For Sale . World"s Largest For Sale For Sale BEAU T-I FUL K I TC HEN , WOO D BUR N I N G F I R EP LACE, F ULL BASEME NT , 4 A C RE FLAT GROU N D, 2 B'ARNS, 2 CAR GARAG E , AN D CAR P O RT . LOCATED ACROSS T H E STRE E T FROM H A N NA N T RACE H IG H SC HOO L . IT'S A D A N DY . --=------ t LARGE metal water· tank , 2 John Deere pull type rakes. 13 point Ford scoop, 1.3 poi nt rotator h~, 1 cultlpacker , 1 cement m1~~:er , 1 spl it rims .and tires for 197'2 Ford. I lilly 1 yrs . aid , 1 mare 7 ~rs . old, 1 S_implex western S"addle, 1 S1ngte 12 galJ9l! .shotgun . 1 JO. 30 rifle, 2 metal gates 1.4 If. long. 1 cattle dehorner. L tape players, 1 Armstrong bottled gas furna t;e. 700x 16 used tires , VW used t1res . 446- lOS:l or .4460291 . 120-1 For Sale 1973 8 TRACK . A small balance NEW EUREKA upriQht model NEW and used instrum ents, Brunicardi House of Music. .U ot $88.64 or PdY S6 .50 per • 201LA 559'95 Phone 367 7136 . Oavi; Va(uu~ Ch~aner Store, St. Rl . 7 at Add i~on . 0 . month . Phone 446-0255. 96-tf 1972 HONDA SL 125 low mileage, e.~Ccellent condition , -~---BEAUTIFUL . S4:?5. Phone 367 -7517. · • 'IPE~~ >'ipes, Pipes, GBD: Cheratan , BBB, Jobey , Hilson 1973 STEREO Radio com . 118-3 and others . Tawne-y' s Pipe b in ation in walnut' finish and Trophy House, 422 Second wilh AM-FM radlo and tape AKC Saint Bernard 15 months A>Je .~ player Pay balance 1107 ..',0 or ol d. mate, $125. 256-6309. 199- tf~ p.;~yments can be arrii nged. Call 446 0255. 118· 3 _ __ __ _ __ __:_ 8x35 HOUSE TRAILER Ca ll 446-2454. mso. 1183 1965 VOLKSWAGEN , 1965 Pontiac Grand Prix , 367 -7623 . Bulls. Good se le ctiol{ . 11 8 -3 Schafer ' s Stock Farm an State Route 141 at Ad, lawrenGe Co. 33 miles from MISCELLANEOUS household items, couch~ chair, ant ique Gall ipoHs 1-6.0-2435. student desk , small ap~===::-:-~--12Q·3 pliances. lawn mower. misc . c !Qth l ng, d is hwa sher and 1"2 APPALOOSA mare, 750-800 mirr-or , numer ous Jbs. Call 379-2574. miscellaneous items, 367 -7223. ::-:--:---- - - - . . . . :120-3 ' 118-3 POOL table 8 x 4, state top, like · LOT ON Rt . 35, call 446-9687. new. Call 388 -8240. I 18·6 -::--::-:----- - -- '20-3 650 BSA Lightning , new paint and seat . Ex cellen t condition. NewG M C 5700. Phone 245·5048 . Tr uc k Headquarters 1969 Ford :J,~ ton camper special :::--:-:::---:-:-:----..:.'20-6 1963 Chev. 2 ton dumP SO PCT. off! 1,700 Cameras, 1966 r;, T. Chev . PU Lenses. Canon , Pentax - 20 1967 >~ T. GMI! PU Famous Brands! W,-lte, today . 1966 ~-. T. GMC PU Factory Buying Club, Box 1960 I HC truck tractor 3062 -X, Santa Barbara. Calif. 1969 ,,, TO. GMC PU 120-) , 1969 GMC lf2 ton PU 1967 Ford 1h ton PU -:::-:=----::-:-:-::-:-,--M UST se ll 1973 detuxe Zig Zag 1967 1h ton Chev . sewi ng machine . This 1966 GM C 'h ton PU machine darns, embroiders. 1970 GM C liz ton PU makes buttonholes , all 1969 1!1 T . Ford PU wit hout att-achments . Just 1969 Olds 88 d ial and sew. Pay balan ce of 1969 Dodge Station Wagon $38.50 or pay ss per month. 1971 3 T. Chev . truck Ph one 446-0255. 1970 11~ T. Chev . PU 96-tf 1969 11~ T. Chev . PU ==-:--:----- -1965 '~ T . Chev . PU 1957 CH EVY 2 dr . Slation . 1969 >;2 T, GMC PU wagon . Mint condition . 270 1968 117 T. GMC PU H.P. Ba lanced. positra ctlon ·1966 Jf• T. GM C PU 5: 38, 4 spe:ed . Many extras 1967 'l/"' T. Ford PU $850. 446-4999. 1968 'I> T. GM C PU 18-lt 1967 '' ' T. GM C PU 1967 'h T. GM C PU COACHMAN Travel Trailers , 1959 'h T. Ford SOMMER S G.M.C. M otor Homes. 5th Wheel. TRUCK S, IN C. Truck Campers, Apple City 133 Pin e St . Auto Sa tes , Rl . 3S' N, Ja ck son, 446 -2532 Ohio. Phone 286 -5700 . ?67-lf 118-lf 119-6 IF YOU are bu il ding a ne.w home or remodeling, see us : We are builders. Distr ibutor JU ST taken in 1973 zi gzag far Hotpo i nt Appl i ances . se wi ng mach i ne. Th is All ison Elec tr ic. · ma c hine darn s, em 154.tl broideries. overCasts , makes -;;;;::"':":'::;';;':;;:-;:---;--,---:::.:_ button ho1es , a II w i 1hau t at 197? MON TE Carlo full power , ta chmen ts. Pay bC'llance of atr, slereo. 446 4585 between 5 S4i.20 or pay S5 per month . Call 446 0255. p.m and 8 p .m . 119-tf 116-6 ---- ------Poodle puppies 575 1971 HONDA Cl 450, with A_K( TOY and $8 5. 256-6247. helmets, ·gQOd condition , 675- ;;;.::::=- 1 1816. 98-26 119-3 St.ate Street. Phone oi4-0687 . . - JJ.tf ' ' TARA Townhouse Apartments 2 Bedroom Townhouses 1% Baths Pay Only One Ul'i li ty Add ison, Ohio ------For Information Ca 11 Shirley Adkins 367-7250 'rltiS IS .4 Design 2 12 REAL SALE T HI S F UL LY CARPETED 3 BE D ROOM H OME IN CLU D ES A VE R Y KiT C HEN , P RE TT Y N ICE BAT H , AT TA CHED GAR A GE , L A ~GE FL A T LA ND SCAPE D L OT . C IT Y SC H OOLS, W ATER & S_ EWER OW N E R M OVI N G TO NEW JERSEY . BETTER H URRY. 1£0.20• I 11 II SPECiAL CJ '- Q \ ~.cr IIUOOIII l 11 J 11 2- 0NLY-2 MOBILE .HOMES /IND sl"oR>v COL ONI A L A S THERE IS O N TH~ M A R K ET . A LL H A RDWOOD F~ OO RS, 2 F IREPLA C E S, 21h BA TH S, F U L L B ASE"M E N T, LA RGE A TTRA CTIVE K IT C HEN W ITH AL L TH E AP · F O R MAL P L I A N CES, D ININ G AND 1 ACRE L A ND SCA PE-D L OT PLUS 2 CAR A TTA C H E D GA R AGE . .... 1l1 \ - c, IUM fj t- Ii-I IEDUOM J !on ' ~·-·, ' . il liVIM& RODII 1~ l \4 _J . II l I l. Th e Tread home is buill KlltHI•·DIMIU I r-: Very Attractive 4 Bedroom Home , P R.,ETTY A f 3 YEA~ OLD P.;~lomino gelding, hc:~lter broke. Call 446 3814. 118-3 - - - -REGISTeRED Polled Hereford Very Nice 3 Bedroom Nearly New $19,500.00 Mo o:e' RN For Sale ------ VERY NI CE 3 BEDROOM HOME W IT H FiJ L L BASEMEN T , LA R GE AS For Sale I =7=- - - - NEAR CITY All Bnck . 6 rms. and bath. H.W. floors witt). THE LEADER SINCE 1900 IN carpet in liv . rm ., din. rm ., SERVING THE NATION'S halt and bath. Liv. rm . is l4' x IF YOU think peQpledon ~ t li sten BUYERS & SELLERS. 18' wi th F .P. Pl en ty cabine ts , to what ye.u say , jUst try ' Ph. •46-0008 bar , stove and oven in kit . repeating a joke y:ou fold NEW LISTING COM them a month ago. chen . Fr ee wa ter and on MERCIAL OR RESIDEN wa ter line . This beauty is TIAL Nice '6 rm . home 1 located on .9 A . flat an d- OF COURSE a modern husband loc ated off Eastern Ave . sh aded lot. Pr ict:; only $25,000. expec ts his wife to jum p when features 3 BR, LR. dining he hollers - righ t down his rm ., Kitchen , cellar, carport GREEN ACRES - 4 bdrms. , thr oat . and large front porch . This large ltv . rm and kitche n. new home is mostly carpeted and carpet over H.W. tlrs . Cen . " MARY, " said her mother, 11 has alum inurn · siding and Air installed 2 yrs . ago, at. every time you are naughty, s1orm windows . !ached gar . Owner has plans I get a gray hair ." " Gee, and has pr iced this one to sel l. Mom , yo'V must have been a Price of $21 ,000. Includes the terror when you were a I ittle NEW LISTING - $16.900 WITHOUT A DOUBT, this drapes. dishwasher and cook girl - ius t look -at Grandma! " modern 6 rm . home is priced · stove . way below market value. 4 BEDROOM house with garage Special features 1nclude a 12 x CENTENARY If you are apt. The apt. rents for -S60 per 20 family rm . with patio l ooking for location. quality mo., has gas and city water, doors , nice built-in kitchen and pri.ce. don '.t pass th is one will selhon land contract for with a separate eating area by . 6 rms. , bath , laundry and $1,000 down , on Niel Ave ., and a large lot 10 minutes aftached garage . Price $14,500. from town . 123,500. 3 BEDROOM house. kitchen, GAR FIELD AVE . - Like the bath , and nice front porch , at NEW LISTING - NEAR RIO GRANDE - 4 r'oom block River? 5 rm . on mai n fir . All Cheshire, Ohio , price reduced house with bat.h and 5 acres of ca rpet 1 full fin is hed base. to $12 ,500. land . $10,500. Large blOck gara ge plus IO'x l 2' metal bldg .. 4 A. lot 47 GARFIELD Ave. , very nice NICE COUNTRY HOME with river frontage. Pr ice home with new carpet and Over an acre of rolling ground' redu ced to $21 ,500. Immediate drapes , ce ntral alr con · with a nice 6 rm . and bath Pass . ditioning , front room 22' x 14' home. Carpel, pa n e l ing, w i th wood -burning fireplace_, PLEA SANT VALL EY - Nea r ba se ment and state rd. modern kitchen. full new, 7 rm s .. 4 bdr rn ., all frontage are some of the basement, and new carport, ca rpel. 111 baths, Kitchen has features of this home . has river view, price $22,500. plenty cabi ne ts, di shwashe r , di sposal , stove and oven. This JUST COMPLETED -'- New J house has large ro_ qms, mu~h COTTAGE on Evan s Heigh ts, BR all electric home with WW l ot 45' ·x 125', modern kitchen , storage space. central a1r, carpet, The r mopane win · the whole house in excellent patio and is l ocated on a lar ge dows, nice m oder n kitchen, condition, also garage. pri ce lot and qui et street. Priced l ~rge living r oom an d ca rpor t $15,000. reali stica lly at $28 .500. located in a new subd ivision on a 90x200 tot . Easy terms on KANAUGA - 2 good home" 7 ROOM brick hOme on Lower , $19,500. River Road overlooking OhiO No. 1, is a 2 s tory , 6 big rms ., River , modern kitchen . STATE Route 141 two mi. fr om bath , and storage bldg . No. 2, carpe ted, air condi t ion ing , is on ly 10 year s old , 3 bdrm .. town , 3 BR all electric home tvll basement, tWo-car liv . rm . . kilchen . ba th and a w ith basemen t and--2-baths. A garage , has reCen tl y been large storage room . Both bargain at $1 9,000. r edecor ated. houses are in good repa:ir , on rural water, 1n good 1ocat1on STATE Route 160, nice l y and would make someone a MODER N 1 floor plan on Adr emodeled '2 story hom e: wi th d ison -Butaville Rd , 6 r oom s, good home or investment. 4 BR and. par t base m ent on a hardwood fl oors, modern Pri ce tor No. l is $12,900 and large lot. Ask ing 514,900. kitchen, rura l water, si tuated No. 2 i"s S 14,900. on two lots, pr ice 1'21 000, V I NTO N - Investm ent, large NE\1'1 HOME S presen tl y ren ts for $200 per vacan t stor e buil ding wit h 2 ST. RT . 775 - 5 big rms ., l lf1 mo. apartment u psta ir s, $15,000. ba t h, 1,254 sq . ft . I iv . area plus carport. Free water an d LARGE ol der home has been TRA I LER PARK - 19 spots located on Ph A. lot. $21.000. temodeied , m odern kitc hen , ' close to Gavi n plant. 7 m obil e ST. RT. 35 - Al l Bric k , 5 rms. new carpe t ing, two pa t ios ; homes i n clu d ed i n sal e. and ba th, aJtached garage, plus e)l! f ra trailer pad on lo1, Poten t ial in come of S17, 000 fut I and dry base. Lot approx. price $19,500. per year . 100' x 170'. Th is is an excellen t buy fo r asking pri ce oi 4 BEDROOM traile r wit h l lf:. V IN TON LARGE 2 stor y $24.000. baths, '·ci t y wa ter . r ents for hom e with fu ll ba sem ent. WEST 35 Sub-Div . Beauti ful $250 per mo. Attrac ti ve pr ice in cludes a brick and f rame, all elec. . and OFFICE 446-1066 l;>uilt -in kitc hen, lar.ge new all carpe t, 1111 baths, and 2 car Evening s form al dl'n lng rm. , f ir eplace garage. L'ocated on a f la t lot Ru sse ll D. Wood , 446-46 18 in living rm .. utili ty rm. , and 2 100' x \25' . Price S27,_000. Ron Canada y, 446-3636 lar ge porches. Woul d conSMITH ROAD ~ 1 mi le fr om John I. Richards, 446-0280 si der a t rade. • City, all Brick, all elec .. fu ll ' .. I . ' carpet. It has a 2 ca_r garage A PA RT M E NT HOUSE . 3 and located.on a 11!:. A. fla t lot . apartm en ts on upper Rou te 7 This is a qua l i ty built house com pl ete l y fu r n i shed. If an d pri ced at $32.000. you' r e looki ng for a good FARMS inves tmen t, don 't wait. NEAR R ~ 40 A . tob. base, all elec. home, 5 rms. and bat h, L l KE TO CO L LECT RENT ? alum, sidi ng, st orm dr s. and We have '2 1972 mob ile hom es w indow s and l ob. barn. Pr ice 25 Locust St. on a 11:2 ac r e lot in Ad di son $18 ,500 . . Howard Brannon, Broker Twp . renting lor · over $4,000 WOODS Ml LL R O. - .26 acres , 4 Ofl. 446-2674 pe r y r . Selli ng p r ice room house and outbui ld ings . Lucille Brannon $15, 000. $8,200. Ev e. 446-1226<0r 446-2674 A PP ROV ED SUB DIV ISION ST. RT . 775 ~ 80 A. 10 mi. from HOME BARGAINS 16 lo ts in Addison Tw p. wit h town. Good 8 rm . house. Barn Call Now to See a ll ut i li t ies -ava il able. 36 ' )( 60 ' ·wi th concre te fi r . and Th e Hom e of Your Choice sheds added·. Concr ete Silo 16' PRI CE R ~ DU CED - City D .X . 50' HT . Nea r new 7 rooms and Elega nt 2 stor y hom e features Badger Loader . M ost of 80 A. T H UR M A N b ath , tot 112' x 150', garage, 4, 5 or 6 BRs , Jl/ 2 bath s, new is Trac lor land. 12 A. bot tom, $8,000. k itchen, fa,'m il y rm ., arid P.~rt 25 A . II at an d 20 ' A. is gent le baseme nt . The LR and dini ng ·slope. ASC app r oved Pon d r m . are ca r peted and each and Water trough . T his farm M I DD LEPOR T - 7 rooms and balh , lot 50' < 100 ', $13.500. hav_ e a fir epl ace . has been I imed . ferti li zed and is in a high produ cf! ve st age. M l DO L E POR T - 10 room s an,d · LOTS F I NAN CI N G Pri ce $43.000. ba-th , corn er lot, red uced to AVAIL ABL E M ob i l e ANY HR . 446· 1990 $13,750. homes we lcom e, 2 m i. f rom new hosp ita l. KANA UGA - 5 room·s and bath , FARMS fu ll basement, gar a g e. HARR ISON T WP . - 34 acres $14,000. woodl and ,_ $5, 900. 10 For Sale • MOD E L 331 1 1031 SQ. FT . UPPER LEVE L 2078 SQ . FT. TOTAL L I V IN G 4 4 X 24 A~EA accor di ng to code. 2. Fu ll y insul at ed . 3. Large closet s. 4 . Storm door s & windows. 5. 2x6 r after s. 6. Co pper plumbing. 7. Nea rl y an acr e of land . 8. Prices st art at $19,995.00 on your lot complete r eady to mo ve into. Dati Thompson The Dea lin' Man l-60Xl4 HILLCREST BY SKYLINE-SPECIAL CLOSEOUT Our New Trendhomes by National Two bed r oom wi th II~" Salem Birch paneling . full car pe ted, fu ll y eq uipped, fron'l kitc hen, pr iv at e dining. J ton centra l air, gas furnt}ce. It's the. Super Speci al. Price Reduced Was $15,900 Now $14,900 ' '' - THR EE BED ROO M H OME I N T OW N ~ N fC E K I TC HEN - A ND BATH , RIG HT F OR J UST FAM ILY STAR TIN G OUT . F .-H .A .. M IG HT A PP R OV E TH IS O N E . . . ' { •>• ' IF YO U WA N T IT SOL D CA L L US . •8795 Now$7695 1-70x14 HILLCREST BY SKYLINE-SPECIAL CLOSEOUT • · We Need Listing We Sell More Property than Anyone Else in Southeastern Ohio. WAS Gallia Co.'s Largest Real Estate Sales Agency Office 446-3643 Evenings Ca 11 E. M; "Ike" Wiseman 446-3798 E. N. Wiseman 446-4500 .:,~5 95 Loca ted 1 Mile North of Five Poi·nt s on Rt . 7 Saturday Two bedroom , front den, Ear l y ' Am er ican decor, t ul ly carPe ted wi th double padding, ·eye-level oven, Frost-Free r efr igera tor , counter top rang e. bow window. Iota! etec tr ic,_J t_on centra l a ir·. It's the Super Special . 5 MODEL HOME Open For Inspection Sunday Look For Signs! 1 to 5 1 to 5 Built by: B&K Excavating Now •929 5 UP TO 12 YE A R F IN ANCING WE SERVI CE WHA T WE SELL SALES REPRESENTATIVE: VIRGIL B. TEAFORD. SR., BROKER Associa tes: Helen L. Teaford . Gordon B. Teaford 586 Locust St. -992-7004 Middleport Open 8 to 6 Man. thru Sat · PHONE 992-3325 EQUAL HOUSING OPPOF.TUNITIES 110 MECHANIC STREET POMEROY, OHIO PUBLIC SALE This sweeper, dozer, hauler, fertilizer and aerator is actually a mower in disguise. . =·== THURSDAY • 11:00 A.M. • THURSDAY, MAY 24th LOCATION: From Waterloo, Ohio, take the Waterloo Vernon Rd. (Buffalo Rd. I. go ap- . : prox. 3112 mi. watch for signs. ' ' And it's as gOod at mowing as it is at everything · else. This tough, rugged, compact little powerhouse is all you need for lawn or garden work. · . ·. Call us for a free demonstration on your own lawn. p--."" Powerful S and 8 HP engines. +5 forward speeds plus .· reverse. • Completely enclosed transmission. • Maneuvers in comfort and safety. • Costs much less than many bulky garden tractors and still performs the above chores.. Coldspot electric range, and refrigerator (new), dinette set, 2 living room suites, end tabl es, dish cabinet, dishes, Coldspot 15 cu . ft . free zer. several chairs, Warm Morning coal stove, iron skillets, lamps, rug shampooer, Kenmore washing machine, bedspreads, and other numerous household items. ANTIQUES: Hand-carved, high back oak bed and matching dresser with marble lop and mirror (in ex cellent condition). 2 oak dressers , Singer sewing machine, 40 Day Clock, kerosene lamps, walnut bed. stone jug s, sev erO) I bottles, old radios , also a genuine Alaskan muskrat, fur coat (new). M cOor\oush Power Equipment, Inc. A ~u bsidiary of Fuq uil Industries, Inc. ' Other Items : Secus _rota t i ller , milk pasleuri zer, fishing equipment. in cubator, hand tools, wrenches, many other items. Gravely Tractor ·Sales & Service MR. AND MRS. VIRGIL MAYO,. OWNERS Lunch Served. Be On Time . ' Pomeroy, Ohio . Open ·8 a.m. til 5:30 Mon. thru Thurs. Terms: Cash 992-2975 8 a.m. til 8 p.m. Fri. and Saturday ' Tommy Joe Stewart: Auctioneer Ga IIi polis, Ohio Auctioneer's Note : This is a very -clean sale with everyth ing in erfect condition . ' .·'•• .·:. ' • �• • ' The Sunday Times ·Sentinel, Sunday, May 20, 1973 ~-The Sunday Times· Senlinel;Sunday, For Sale May 20,1973 For Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds • Real Estate For Sale Notice In Memo!l IN MEMORY o1 James K. Harton who was called 'from labor May 18, 1972. God knew that h~ was suffering And the hitls were hard to climb. YARD SALE - 1 2 mile off Route 7 on Georges Creek Roa d . Follow the signs . M onda y i4nd Tuesday , lQ i ill 5. 120 2 So he closed his weary eyelids And whispered " Peace be th ine ." Sadly missed by his wi fe. Glenna Gibson Harton . 120-l RUSS ' S GLASS Service. gla ss for all needs, spccial11in g m wind s hield s. m ir rors . plexlgiass , re screen . 104 Pine, R1o Grande. 245 5048. 100 II of SWEEPER Repa1rs . Pari s . Supplies . Ph one 367 7736 . Davis Va cuum Cleaner Store . 10 a.m. 5 p.m . Addison. Ohio . 114 If ----IN MEMORY M ike Will iams . I cannot ~ay and I will not say That he •s dead ~ he is just away! Wi th a cheery smde and a wave of the hand He has wandered i nto an unknown land _ And lett us dreaming how very fair It need s mu st be s.ince he I ingers there . And you - 0 you , who th e wildest yearn For th e ol d-t i me step and the glad return , Think of him far ing on , as d~ar In the love of There as th e love of Her e. Sadly m issed by mother, Lena Williams , brothers, sis ters and tots of fr iends. 120· 1 Notice A sA . A.S.A. Phone 446-4672 281 State Street Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 NEW hours a t Yellow Cab, open 7 days from 5: 1.5 a.m . to 12:30 midnight. MAN to work 1n serv ice stat ion. ll6 -6 Apply in per son at Winters Sohio, Jackson Pike . 120-3 BORROW by M ail to $800! M oney for an y purpose . Co n fide nt ial ., Conven ient NOW taking applications lor curb waitress. Pref er 16 or terms - Rober ts Loan , Box over. Apply at . Bob Evans 6071 P. Wheeling, W . Va . 83-tf . Drive- Inn . 120-4 LET US res t or e your old family: photos . P rices reaso nab le . Tawney's Studio.. 5.1 -tf M anuiacturer of Precission . MOTORIST MUTUAL INMetal Part's has imm edia te SURANCE . One slop open ing l or a dra ftsm an. p rotec ti on for Au to. Home, Mec hani ca l t y pe dr a fting . Busi ness and Life. Ray Hawk, Tra i t1ing re quired, exce llent Agent. 446·2300. 541 4th Ave , op portunit y to beco m e a too l 100-tf Pai d com d es i g n er . ~'W_E__H __ A_V_E__a__c_o_ m_p~ie-t~e~line mensura te wi th trai ning and ex peri ence. Appl y in per son w a tc hes an d di am on d s. , 'or se nd res unie to F eder al Co mp ar e our pr ices an ywhere. Tawney's Jewelry. Mogu l Corp ., 2160 Eas tern . 51-tf Ave., Gallipoli s 45631. An Equ a l E mploym ent Em ploye r . Help Wanted DRAFTSMAN ·0r Wanted To Do WA NT TO CA RE tor elderl y peop le in my hom e, 379-2243. 118-6 ROTC -T ILLER S, law n mowe rS re pa ir. 562 Fou rth · Avenue,· 446-1562. )2- t' . · 452 Second Ave. Os(ar Baird Doug Wetherholt Brokers 614-446 -3434 ESTABLISHE D BUSINES S Sr-nall restaurant w ith ex cellen t ea rn ings record is availab.le immedia tely . Ha s be s t reputation -in tow.n . Prime location ior profit . TOP DAIRY FARM - This 222 acr e farm . has ' brand new SPECIAL R'ATES on roach. mi lk ing parlor to meet walerbugs and term i t Control. Ieday's health requ ir emen ts. Call 446 4'254. Plen l y of pasture , good barns , 118-6 lo ts of water , hu9e silo with Ieeder , good house. Pr iced for QAY CARE quick sa te. SUN VALL10Y Nursery School. li censed by Stal e of Ohio. 1112 L OWER RIVER ROAD miles west of new hospital. Adjacent to Clay School is thi s 577 Sun Val ley Or . Ph . 44Ulovely th r ee . bedroom home 3657. Day care that sa ys " we w ith bui ll in kitchen , at ta ched care ." Madg'E! Hautdren, garage. cerami c bath , large Owner ; L or ed i th & John lot , p lenty ot pr ivary , pri ced Hauldren, Operator s. un der $20.0oo: 114 II ---~~-'-'----'· AD ElA IDE DRIVE Nice TWO -WAY Rad i os Sales & ran c h home w i th th r ee Ser vice . New and Used CB's, bedr oo ms. ca rpet i ng , all ki tchen appliances , drupes, p oli ce monitor s. ant ~ nnas , nE>w furn ace, all city serv ices. etc . Bob's Citizen Band Radio ti le balh. eve rything in nice Equip ., Georges Creek Rd ., Gallipolis, Ohi o 446-4517 . sha pe , priced under $17,000. 212-lf FU LL Y FURNISHED HOUSE Air conditioned hou se wllh drapes. range , refr igerator , panel ed l iving room , three bedr oo ms, double vanity bath , storm w indows and doors. ready to move in and en joy for less than $15,000. Professional Real Estate Appraiser ARTHUR A. ~ NIBERT, . A OHIO RIVER Realty A L L ELECTRIC BARGAIN Lovely new h·o me tully car peted. year r ou nd climate con t ro ll ed cen lr al air. ce rami c bath, 18 feet of bui lt " ln cabine ts in the kitchen, · at ta ched garag e, lar-ge lot with privacy, co unty water , city schools. Own er will help finan ce. · · 13.5 ACRES , HOME . BARNS Near Meigs mine, thi s house has lttn d tha t is all clear and clea n . Three bedrooms, bath, ki tchen , plenty of wc'lf er , just five m inutes out of Vinton . Let us show it to you . S. R. 160 IN VINTON Very nice home on I arge lo t . Four bedrooms. lull ba t h, ci ty water. ca rpeted livinQ room , every t hing in very . good cond it ion . Pr iced al $12,900. 40 ACRES CLOSE IN - Lovely building si l e with pl enty of sp r ingfed water , only four m i les fi'om heart of town . Owners wi ll dea l. CUTE COUNTRY COTTAGE If you wan I a place ou t where the kid s can run or hav e some p·onies, ttii s is it_. A darl il) g house w ith two bedrooms, fu l l ba t h , ,fu r nace , plenty ·of : water , air conditioned. 5 to 10 acres. Eve ning s Ca 11446-4244 Steve n Befz 446-9583 Jo hn f uller 446-4327 · NEED~ LP N or retired RN tq work in nursing home, ...:an' l ive in. Wri te Box3 13, Ironton. Ohio R9ute 1. · 2-t Busine~ Opportunities .· REALTORS AUCT ION.E ERS 5 ACRES ; nice 3 BR one floor plan home . Carpe l and hardwood floors . At . Si d : Addison Twp. So ld owner a smaller home so · this hom e ava i I ab l e for immed. oc cupancy. Real Estale For Sale MASSIE Realty, 32 Slate Sl Tel. 446-1998 Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale .- RUSSEU STROUT REAlTY WOOD -EAI.TOR 446-1066 · 'h/UIJWIL .. < REALTY Neal ·Realty Mobile Homes For Sale TARA . qq6-0001 DEVELOPMENT CORP. Wanted . NEW HOMES FOR SALE Help Wanted CRAFT TEAC H ER. Send resume to 700 Second Ave., gallipolis. 118-6 FR' I TO· LAY. Inc. r oute sa les man Gallipolis area. $6 ,500 a year plus commission, group insurc;tnce, retirement. Call 1304-346-0891 Charleston, W. for In t erv iew ap Va . p'o lntment . An Equal Op portunity Employer . Place of sale: 87 S. Second Ave._; Middleport. Ohio. Qpe_n House 1: 00 P.M . . 2:00 P.M. May 26. 1973 on all proper t ies. Properties sold il")dividua ll y . Nominimum bids , ~u t sellers r eserve the right to re ject bids .. .. Ter m s of sa le: Cas h. Inquiries on property may be -made to Hamiin C, King. Attorney -at- Law , 21 ~ocu s t Street, Gal l ipolis, . Oh io. Phon e: 61.1-446 -0855. Francis Biron & Michael' Fry, Co- Execut ors of thC Est ate of Harri e Maflf!' Sm i th, tfeceased. NOT RESPO NSIBL E FOR PE RSONAL PROP E RT Y OR ACC I DE NTS . 119-3 • ·A.UCTION SERVICE "SELL TH.E AUCTION WAY"- JIMME SAYRE ·AUCTIONEER PH. 446-3444 Homes built to fit any specifications . All Underground Utilities Provided: . PUBLIC NOTICE ,__________ _ We sell anything for anybody . Bring your iterr's to · Knotts Com ~ munity Auction Barn. Corner Third & Olive. For ·,appointment call 446 -2917 . Sll'urclov WISEMAN AG~CY Sale For ·Information Or Appointment PHONE every 367-7250 7 Addison, 0 . -evening at ~------ Owner Tr ansferred , Must Sell This - Beautiful Country Estate- One of the Areas' Nicest New Homes This absolutel y must. be one of the prett iest hom_es insi de and out in the area. Plusl'l ca r pet i ng throughout. beau t ifu l kitchen cabinets with range and dishwasher, 2Vi ba ths, lovel y forma l dining room, large fam il y, and rec. room , 2 car garage an d Central Air. Owner moving other wise wou ld not part wi t h lt. It' s br and new and the only one like it wi th .a Spr ing Valley Estates a ddress . Beautiful Brick 4 Acres 1 $30,000 I F SO BE SURE AND SEE T H IS S BEDROOM H OME W ITH P RIVATE MAS T ER QUARTERS , A LARGE FAM I LY , . ROO M . DI N I N G F I RE P LACE , ROOM, 2 BA T HS, BASE M E N T, NE W FUR NACE. CAR PETIN G, 2 CAR GARAGE , LA R GE LO T W IT H CITY W A T ER A N D SE W ER IN RIO GRAN DE . OW NE R VE R Y ANX IO U S T O SELL A N D W ILL H EL P W IT H TH E F I NANC I NG . Excellent Rural Neighborhood VE. R Y AT T RAC TI VE 2 BEDROO M HO M E W IT H P LUSH CA RPE T IN G , BEA U TIF U L KIT C H E N , VERY NI CE LOCA TI O N ON 3 LOT S (ON E H AS . P A D FOR M O B ILE H OME 'R E N TAL P UR P OS E S. YO U 'Ll. LOv e · TH E -~~~~ - F l· ~:'~te~ WILL Perfect for Your Family N EARLY NEW FLiLL Y. CARPE T E D 3 B E DR OOM H O M E WI TH LOVELY K IT C H E N A ND D I NIN G AREA. L ARG E FL AT LO T , SMAL L S T REA M · A N D 2 CAR GA R AGE . IT'S ALL YO U RS FOR $18,900.00 A ND I'M B ETT IN G THA T YOU WO N' T FI N D O NE T O COMPA R f; ·. A T T HI S PRI CE . $ 1,700 DO WN B UYS IT IF YO U · Q U ALIFY . ------ ~rrHe! -sPE:et>rllla CAP. APPRoAc14!!'& FlOV'P SltUHOY ANt' OUCI!OY IN THe' L.IMO~It.J~ A14EAP·· lf!5>- Wlt.JOOw.l GLIDE,_ OPEN l!tll!!Cfrii.I.;AL.L.-V! Four bedrooms, cou ld be 5, entire downstairs is carpeted . Includes a large formal din ing room. living room, parlor or den, nice kitchen , J full baths. full basement. S car garage and farm pond . 1 mile f r om pool and high school. Low tax c)r'ea , Burn all t he natural gas you wan t for $15.00 per month . Put in gas cent ral air and cool your home at absolutely no cost . Price at $42,000.00. Make us an offer . Need Lots Of Room? For Sale shd1ng door , AM-FM radio. 65 MUSTANG 6 cylinder, 3 1972 DETROIT~R 60 x 12, full speed . New paint job and kitchen. liv-ing room , 1 bath , z -Good condition . low mileage t~res . $495. 446-40.36 . -BR, 245-9326. Rio Grande. Sl.S9S: Harry England, 4ll1 i 120,6 120-3 Wa lrrut, Crown City , ·Oh io 2561278. HORSES, 1 reg. Tennessee CLEARANCE SALE at 1415 Walke: , 4 grade hor5e, Eastern Ave., Gallipolis. ~io Patam 1no. Roane Sorrel 8 an all used and new turni1ure. saddles, priced $25 to s2so. USED: gas stoves $10, LR Call 388-9991 or J67.748l. suites $10. chairs SJ, dinette se ts $12. NEW: BR suite 120-3 = - -- - - - -120-3 $199.95 with mattress and box =-:::-:-~-=--­ springs, 2 piece LR suite 588. YORKSHIRE Terrier puppies. REG . MORGAN Gelding . Also Reg . Amer . Saddle Br"ed Recli'ner reg . price $99.95 now 6 wks . old . No AKC Mare.· 5 ga ited . Both have only 568 . registered. 575. Males. 446been shown . 145-9369. PARSON'S 0548. 120-3 120-tf 120-3 111E' •• WI L L do babysitt in g or Iro ning SPAR E TIM E INCOM E in m y hom e. Loca ted Rt . 218, REF I LLI N G and colle cf lng 6 m in. from town. Refer ences money from NEW TYPE fu rn ished . Phone Kings, 446 - ~ high -qual ity co i n -oPe r a ted 2460. dispensers in your area . No DOUB L E- WI DE , j BR fur 116-6 se ll ing. To quali f y yo\:J must n ished home. 1970 New M oo n. -~---.,.--,----have car , r eferences, $600 to Severa l lots .a vailab le if you WI L L BA BY SIT in my home , 7 $3',500 cash . Part ia l f inancing · need tot . Why pay rent? . days a wee k , 446 -4955 availabie . Three to seve n anytime, M rs. Sandra Wilson. hours weekly can net ex , CLEAN, well kePt 3 BR home in ce tlent monthly income. More 118-6 ci ty . Basemen t, ·two porches, garage . $13,500. full t i me . For. personal in J&WMOUNT terview wr i te MULTI -VEND CLEAN lNG SERVICE I NC.. DEPT. D. 568 Lin col n LOTS and sma l l acreage in GE N ERAL house clea n ing . We Ave ., Pittsburgh, Pa . 1520 2 or Green and Addison Twps . su p ply all t he c lean ing sup.\ With water . cd ll Coli ee l 412-931 -4993. When RT . 7 - 5 roOms, ba th and 112, V IN TO N A R E A - 18 acr es , plies. 388-8875 after 6 p .m.·ca ll wr iting please include your INV ESTM ENT PROPERTY c losed po r ch an d d eck, 388-8865. Week l y or monthly $3,900. phone number. RARE FINO, Usual l y , our 2 fam,il y dwell ing located at 631 $16,000. clea ning by appoin tm ent . 119-3 · acrea.ge is out in the coun try. · Third Ave . Rent both or l ive in 91 -l f Here's 6 acres right next to one and rent the oth er. Both M I DDLE PORT - 7 rooms and N EW COLONIAL WITH 167 town . Four BR modern h ome. A CRE S - th is bea utiful 4 BR have new f urna ces. Ha s ·3 ba th, por ch, l ife t ime sid ing . WALL PA P ER ING and pain Carpet, basement. Three ca r all electr ic hom e has a bu i lt-in room apartment and a 5 r oom $17,500. ting . Phone 446-9865 or 379k itchen with eati ng area , WW garage . Ideal loca t ion for ca r MOBIL E HOMES apartme nt. Ca ll today for an 2471. ' or trailer sal es or garage. carpet , for m al dining rm ., FOR SALE apooin tmen1. R.F . D. NO. 1 - 7 r ooms and 83-tf larg e famil y rm .. 2 fireplaces, REC ON D ITIONED bath an d 1h, wor k shop . and 2 baths. There is abou1 75 MOB I LE HOM ES DREAM HOME you can afford. AIR CONDITIONED carport, one: th ir d A., $21,000. TOOL snarpening . SaWs· 1973. 12x60 Holly Park Lovel y 3 BR home on Rl. 141 , See this beautiful. 2 vear old, ac r es till abl e', barn and new scissors, shears, home ant 19.70 12X60 American in c ity limi t s . Carpet, pond . Th is farm is about 5 m l. three bedroom hom e loca ted RT. NO. 141 - 8 rooms and gar d~n tools. Sharp Shop, 1964 10x50 El con a beautiful spa cio:.Js k i tchen from Rio Grande. near new hosPita l. It has al l bath, r edwood ranc h er. Alley rear 147 Second . in cludes range and refr ig. Ranny Blackburn 1971 12x65 Concord lhe fea t ures you li ke. Com $24.500. 216-tf 1972 12x60 Win ston Large living rm . Pa t io. See Branch Manager plete ca rpe t ing, air con · today and move in tomorrow! 1968 12x60 Cham pion d itioned, buil t in appl icances, ADE L A I DE DR . - 7 r oom s, 5 REMODtLING; building . neW 1972 12x 60 Win s.t o11 two baths ful l basement w ith ROOM & ba th house at llO ba th an d 1.'2, garage, dee p lot. rooms , cemen t. roofi ng, 1970 12x60 American · River Stree t , Kanauga. Phone finished 'rec . room. Priced in $28.000. siding, fu r nace ins. J . H. 1970 12x60 Raycraft 675-2529. I he 30's . t~uee-n & Son, 446-9271. t.a:t t 1970 12x60 Challenger 117-6 !NO AVE . - 6 roo m s, bath and · Ofll ce Phone 440<1 £ ~ ./ 1969 12x60 Star 11, full basement, S29, 000. "-1 Evenings 1968 12x60 Ranchero cpa rles M . Neal 446-1516 1967 12x60 Topper , >-lEDGEWOOD - 8 r ooms, bath J.' Mi cha el Neal 446 - 150 ~ 1966 10x50 Skyline "' •n "0 u u ""' and 1'2, basement, ·garage and 1964 10x55 Chamoion . carport, $31.500. GOOD used electric stove . Call Bo!!.~ MOts i LE HOMES <t46-9586 a tter 4 p .m . Second & Viand St . · LI ST .WITH BRANNON BUR CHAM REALlY 120-6 Pt .. Pleasan t REALTY NOW - WE SELL Jay Sheppard 446-0001 CH ES APEAKE , OHIO ... ,. (next to Heck's} BETTER LtVING. De nver K. Hi gley 44 6-0002 867-3267 WANTED to b uy , Sell or t, cnJe, 93-lf BEAUTIFUL 6 room house on toy electric train, 446-4843. 1.89 acre lot. 390' 'of road 240-lf. frontage on Route 7· in Crown NEW HOMES on your lot o!' BY OWNER J bedroom home, ours .' NO M ON EY DOWN for Ci t y. Features 2 ca r gar age, garage ; new ca rpet ing . Phone qualified buyers using F .H . full basement. paneled fa m ily 1972 DETROITER 60 x 12, fu l l 446-0955, 120 Mabelene Dr ., Adm . loan. (Closi ng cos t:. room, 21 2 baths, large kitchen HOUSEKEEPER f or father kitchen , living room, 1 bath , 2 Gallipolis. on ly). A va ri ety of fl oor p lans .with breakfast ba r, double and 10 year old daughter . BR . 245 -9326 Rio Grande . wi t h yarious f i nan c in g clos ets in each bedroom . A 115-9 Phone <146-273:3 after 6 p. m. real buy at $27,700. program s ava il a b le. We ll8-3 speciali -ze in work ing w ith 120.6 A E P Co. emp loyees although M l D DLE -AGE D la dy 16 live in REA L ES TAT E AU CTION we are available t o all. M eigs. and care ior elderly lady. 446· BR I CK House. Four rooms ar:~d Sa tur d.:ay, Ma y 26, 1973 at '2: 00 P. M. Developmen t Co., 150 N . bath ,. Garage. 613 Fifth 0832 . Se~ond Ave ., Mict'd lepol' t , · ll7 -6 87 Sout h Second Av enue. Middl epor t. Ohi o Avenue. 446 -1826. Oh1o, Phone 992 -5976 tor in-. Appraisa l - s 15,000.00 120-6 !ormation. · BABYSITTER in Cheshire 448 Sou th Secon d Avenue, M iddl eport , Ohio area . 9 a .m. to 6 p,m., 105-tf . App r aisa l - s 12,000.00 Building Sites reference r:equired . 367-0131 . 380 Sou th T hir d Ave nue, Middleport , Oh io 117-6 . Available . Kingsberry Apprai sa l - ss,ooo .oo Wanted To Buy . . 69 VW bu$, 7 passenger, Real Estate For Sale . World"s Largest For Sale For Sale BEAU T-I FUL K I TC HEN , WOO D BUR N I N G F I R EP LACE, F ULL BASEME NT , 4 A C RE FLAT GROU N D, 2 B'ARNS, 2 CAR GARAG E , AN D CAR P O RT . LOCATED ACROSS T H E STRE E T FROM H A N NA N T RACE H IG H SC HOO L . IT'S A D A N DY . --=------ t LARGE metal water· tank , 2 John Deere pull type rakes. 13 point Ford scoop, 1.3 poi nt rotator h~, 1 cultlpacker , 1 cement m1~~:er , 1 spl it rims .and tires for 197'2 Ford. I lilly 1 yrs . aid , 1 mare 7 ~rs . old, 1 S_implex western S"addle, 1 S1ngte 12 galJ9l! .shotgun . 1 JO. 30 rifle, 2 metal gates 1.4 If. long. 1 cattle dehorner. L tape players, 1 Armstrong bottled gas furna t;e. 700x 16 used tires , VW used t1res . 446- lOS:l or .4460291 . 120-1 For Sale 1973 8 TRACK . A small balance NEW EUREKA upriQht model NEW and used instrum ents, Brunicardi House of Music. .U ot $88.64 or PdY S6 .50 per • 201LA 559'95 Phone 367 7136 . Oavi; Va(uu~ Ch~aner Store, St. Rl . 7 at Add i~on . 0 . month . Phone 446-0255. 96-tf 1972 HONDA SL 125 low mileage, e.~Ccellent condition , -~---BEAUTIFUL . S4:?5. Phone 367 -7517. · • 'IPE~~ >'ipes, Pipes, GBD: Cheratan , BBB, Jobey , Hilson 1973 STEREO Radio com . 118-3 and others . Tawne-y' s Pipe b in ation in walnut' finish and Trophy House, 422 Second wilh AM-FM radlo and tape AKC Saint Bernard 15 months A>Je .~ player Pay balance 1107 ..',0 or ol d. mate, $125. 256-6309. 199- tf~ p.;~yments can be arrii nged. Call 446 0255. 118· 3 _ __ __ _ __ __:_ 8x35 HOUSE TRAILER Ca ll 446-2454. mso. 1183 1965 VOLKSWAGEN , 1965 Pontiac Grand Prix , 367 -7623 . Bulls. Good se le ctiol{ . 11 8 -3 Schafer ' s Stock Farm an State Route 141 at Ad, lawrenGe Co. 33 miles from MISCELLANEOUS household items, couch~ chair, ant ique Gall ipoHs 1-6.0-2435. student desk , small ap~===::-:-~--12Q·3 pliances. lawn mower. misc . c !Qth l ng, d is hwa sher and 1"2 APPALOOSA mare, 750-800 mirr-or , numer ous Jbs. Call 379-2574. miscellaneous items, 367 -7223. ::-:--:---- - - - . . . . :120-3 ' 118-3 POOL table 8 x 4, state top, like · LOT ON Rt . 35, call 446-9687. new. Call 388 -8240. I 18·6 -::--::-:----- - -- '20-3 650 BSA Lightning , new paint and seat . Ex cellen t condition. NewG M C 5700. Phone 245·5048 . Tr uc k Headquarters 1969 Ford :J,~ ton camper special :::--:-:::---:-:-:----..:.'20-6 1963 Chev. 2 ton dumP SO PCT. off! 1,700 Cameras, 1966 r;, T. Chev . PU Lenses. Canon , Pentax - 20 1967 >~ T. GMI! PU Famous Brands! W,-lte, today . 1966 ~-. T. GMC PU Factory Buying Club, Box 1960 I HC truck tractor 3062 -X, Santa Barbara. Calif. 1969 ,,, TO. GMC PU 120-) , 1969 GMC lf2 ton PU 1967 Ford 1h ton PU -:::-:=----::-:-:-::-:-,--M UST se ll 1973 detuxe Zig Zag 1967 1h ton Chev . sewi ng machine . This 1966 GM C 'h ton PU machine darns, embroiders. 1970 GM C liz ton PU makes buttonholes , all 1969 1!1 T . Ford PU wit hout att-achments . Just 1969 Olds 88 d ial and sew. Pay balan ce of 1969 Dodge Station Wagon $38.50 or pay ss per month. 1971 3 T. Chev . truck Ph one 446-0255. 1970 11~ T. Chev . PU 96-tf 1969 11~ T. Chev . PU ==-:--:----- -1965 '~ T . Chev . PU 1957 CH EVY 2 dr . Slation . 1969 >;2 T, GMC PU wagon . Mint condition . 270 1968 117 T. GMC PU H.P. Ba lanced. positra ctlon ·1966 Jf• T. GM C PU 5: 38, 4 spe:ed . Many extras 1967 'l/"' T. Ford PU $850. 446-4999. 1968 'I> T. GM C PU 18-lt 1967 '' ' T. GM C PU 1967 'h T. GM C PU COACHMAN Travel Trailers , 1959 'h T. Ford SOMMER S G.M.C. M otor Homes. 5th Wheel. TRUCK S, IN C. Truck Campers, Apple City 133 Pin e St . Auto Sa tes , Rl . 3S' N, Ja ck son, 446 -2532 Ohio. Phone 286 -5700 . ?67-lf 118-lf 119-6 IF YOU are bu il ding a ne.w home or remodeling, see us : We are builders. Distr ibutor JU ST taken in 1973 zi gzag far Hotpo i nt Appl i ances . se wi ng mach i ne. Th is All ison Elec tr ic. · ma c hine darn s, em 154.tl broideries. overCasts , makes -;;;;::"':":'::;';;':;;:-;:---;--,---:::.:_ button ho1es , a II w i 1hau t at 197? MON TE Carlo full power , ta chmen ts. Pay bC'llance of atr, slereo. 446 4585 between 5 S4i.20 or pay S5 per month . Call 446 0255. p.m and 8 p .m . 119-tf 116-6 ---- ------Poodle puppies 575 1971 HONDA Cl 450, with A_K( TOY and $8 5. 256-6247. helmets, ·gQOd condition , 675- ;;;.::::=- 1 1816. 98-26 119-3 St.ate Street. Phone oi4-0687 . . - JJ.tf ' ' TARA Townhouse Apartments 2 Bedroom Townhouses 1% Baths Pay Only One Ul'i li ty Add ison, Ohio ------For Information Ca 11 Shirley Adkins 367-7250 'rltiS IS .4 Design 2 12 REAL SALE T HI S F UL LY CARPETED 3 BE D ROOM H OME IN CLU D ES A VE R Y KiT C HEN , P RE TT Y N ICE BAT H , AT TA CHED GAR A GE , L A ~GE FL A T LA ND SCAPE D L OT . C IT Y SC H OOLS, W ATER & S_ EWER OW N E R M OVI N G TO NEW JERSEY . BETTER H URRY. 1£0.20• I 11 II SPECiAL CJ '- Q \ ~.cr IIUOOIII l 11 J 11 2- 0NLY-2 MOBILE .HOMES /IND sl"oR>v COL ONI A L A S THERE IS O N TH~ M A R K ET . A LL H A RDWOOD F~ OO RS, 2 F IREPLA C E S, 21h BA TH S, F U L L B ASE"M E N T, LA RGE A TTRA CTIVE K IT C HEN W ITH AL L TH E AP · F O R MAL P L I A N CES, D ININ G AND 1 ACRE L A ND SCA PE-D L OT PLUS 2 CAR A TTA C H E D GA R AGE . .... 1l1 \ - c, IUM fj t- Ii-I IEDUOM J !on ' ~·-·, ' . il liVIM& RODII 1~ l \4 _J . II l I l. Th e Tread home is buill KlltHI•·DIMIU I r-: Very Attractive 4 Bedroom Home , P R.,ETTY A f 3 YEA~ OLD P.;~lomino gelding, hc:~lter broke. Call 446 3814. 118-3 - - - -REGISTeRED Polled Hereford Very Nice 3 Bedroom Nearly New $19,500.00 Mo o:e' RN For Sale ------ VERY NI CE 3 BEDROOM HOME W IT H FiJ L L BASEMEN T , LA R GE AS For Sale I =7=- - - - NEAR CITY All Bnck . 6 rms. and bath. H.W. floors witt). THE LEADER SINCE 1900 IN carpet in liv . rm ., din. rm ., SERVING THE NATION'S halt and bath. Liv. rm . is l4' x IF YOU think peQpledon ~ t li sten BUYERS & SELLERS. 18' wi th F .P. Pl en ty cabine ts , to what ye.u say , jUst try ' Ph. •46-0008 bar , stove and oven in kit . repeating a joke y:ou fold NEW LISTING COM them a month ago. chen . Fr ee wa ter and on MERCIAL OR RESIDEN wa ter line . This beauty is TIAL Nice '6 rm . home 1 located on .9 A . flat an d- OF COURSE a modern husband loc ated off Eastern Ave . sh aded lot. Pr ict:; only $25,000. expec ts his wife to jum p when features 3 BR, LR. dining he hollers - righ t down his rm ., Kitchen , cellar, carport GREEN ACRES - 4 bdrms. , thr oat . and large front porch . This large ltv . rm and kitche n. new home is mostly carpeted and carpet over H.W. tlrs . Cen . " MARY, " said her mother, 11 has alum inurn · siding and Air installed 2 yrs . ago, at. every time you are naughty, s1orm windows . !ached gar . Owner has plans I get a gray hair ." " Gee, and has pr iced this one to sel l. Mom , yo'V must have been a Price of $21 ,000. Includes the terror when you were a I ittle NEW LISTING - $16.900 WITHOUT A DOUBT, this drapes. dishwasher and cook girl - ius t look -at Grandma! " modern 6 rm . home is priced · stove . way below market value. 4 BEDROOM house with garage Special features 1nclude a 12 x CENTENARY If you are apt. The apt. rents for -S60 per 20 family rm . with patio l ooking for location. quality mo., has gas and city water, doors , nice built-in kitchen and pri.ce. don '.t pass th is one will selhon land contract for with a separate eating area by . 6 rms. , bath , laundry and $1,000 down , on Niel Ave ., and a large lot 10 minutes aftached garage . Price $14,500. from town . 123,500. 3 BEDROOM house. kitchen, GAR FIELD AVE . - Like the bath , and nice front porch , at NEW LISTING - NEAR RIO GRANDE - 4 r'oom block River? 5 rm . on mai n fir . All Cheshire, Ohio , price reduced house with bat.h and 5 acres of ca rpet 1 full fin is hed base. to $12 ,500. land . $10,500. Large blOck gara ge plus IO'x l 2' metal bldg .. 4 A. lot 47 GARFIELD Ave. , very nice NICE COUNTRY HOME with river frontage. Pr ice home with new carpet and Over an acre of rolling ground' redu ced to $21 ,500. Immediate drapes , ce ntral alr con · with a nice 6 rm . and bath Pass . ditioning , front room 22' x 14' home. Carpel, pa n e l ing, w i th wood -burning fireplace_, PLEA SANT VALL EY - Nea r ba se ment and state rd. modern kitchen. full new, 7 rm s .. 4 bdr rn ., all frontage are some of the basement, and new carport, ca rpel. 111 baths, Kitchen has features of this home . has river view, price $22,500. plenty cabi ne ts, di shwashe r , di sposal , stove and oven. This JUST COMPLETED -'- New J house has large ro_ qms, mu~h COTTAGE on Evan s Heigh ts, BR all electric home with WW l ot 45' ·x 125', modern kitchen , storage space. central a1r, carpet, The r mopane win · the whole house in excellent patio and is l ocated on a lar ge dows, nice m oder n kitchen, condition, also garage. pri ce lot and qui et street. Priced l ~rge living r oom an d ca rpor t $15,000. reali stica lly at $28 .500. located in a new subd ivision on a 90x200 tot . Easy terms on KANAUGA - 2 good home" 7 ROOM brick hOme on Lower , $19,500. River Road overlooking OhiO No. 1, is a 2 s tory , 6 big rms ., River , modern kitchen . STATE Route 141 two mi. fr om bath , and storage bldg . No. 2, carpe ted, air condi t ion ing , is on ly 10 year s old , 3 bdrm .. town , 3 BR all electric home tvll basement, tWo-car liv . rm . . kilchen . ba th and a w ith basemen t and--2-baths. A garage , has reCen tl y been large storage room . Both bargain at $1 9,000. r edecor ated. houses are in good repa:ir , on rural water, 1n good 1ocat1on STATE Route 160, nice l y and would make someone a MODER N 1 floor plan on Adr emodeled '2 story hom e: wi th d ison -Butaville Rd , 6 r oom s, good home or investment. 4 BR and. par t base m ent on a hardwood fl oors, modern Pri ce tor No. l is $12,900 and large lot. Ask ing 514,900. kitchen, rura l water, si tuated No. 2 i"s S 14,900. on two lots, pr ice 1'21 000, V I NTO N - Investm ent, large NE\1'1 HOME S presen tl y ren ts for $200 per vacan t stor e buil ding wit h 2 ST. RT . 775 - 5 big rms ., l lf1 mo. apartment u psta ir s, $15,000. ba t h, 1,254 sq . ft . I iv . area plus carport. Free water an d LARGE ol der home has been TRA I LER PARK - 19 spots located on Ph A. lot. $21.000. temodeied , m odern kitc hen , ' close to Gavi n plant. 7 m obil e ST. RT. 35 - Al l Bric k , 5 rms. new carpe t ing, two pa t ios ; homes i n clu d ed i n sal e. and ba th, aJtached garage, plus e)l! f ra trailer pad on lo1, Poten t ial in come of S17, 000 fut I and dry base. Lot approx. price $19,500. per year . 100' x 170'. Th is is an excellen t buy fo r asking pri ce oi 4 BEDROOM traile r wit h l lf:. V IN TON LARGE 2 stor y $24.000. baths, '·ci t y wa ter . r ents for hom e with fu ll ba sem ent. WEST 35 Sub-Div . Beauti ful $250 per mo. Attrac ti ve pr ice in cludes a brick and f rame, all elec. . and OFFICE 446-1066 l;>uilt -in kitc hen, lar.ge new all carpe t, 1111 baths, and 2 car Evening s form al dl'n lng rm. , f ir eplace garage. L'ocated on a f la t lot Ru sse ll D. Wood , 446-46 18 in living rm .. utili ty rm. , and 2 100' x \25' . Price S27,_000. Ron Canada y, 446-3636 lar ge porches. Woul d conSMITH ROAD ~ 1 mi le fr om John I. Richards, 446-0280 si der a t rade. • City, all Brick, all elec .. fu ll ' .. I . ' carpet. It has a 2 ca_r garage A PA RT M E NT HOUSE . 3 and located.on a 11!:. A. fla t lot . apartm en ts on upper Rou te 7 This is a qua l i ty built house com pl ete l y fu r n i shed. If an d pri ced at $32.000. you' r e looki ng for a good FARMS inves tmen t, don 't wait. NEAR R ~ 40 A . tob. base, all elec. home, 5 rms. and bat h, L l KE TO CO L LECT RENT ? alum, sidi ng, st orm dr s. and We have '2 1972 mob ile hom es w indow s and l ob. barn. Pr ice 25 Locust St. on a 11:2 ac r e lot in Ad di son $18 ,500 . . Howard Brannon, Broker Twp . renting lor · over $4,000 WOODS Ml LL R O. - .26 acres , 4 Ofl. 446-2674 pe r y r . Selli ng p r ice room house and outbui ld ings . Lucille Brannon $15, 000. $8,200. Ev e. 446-1226<0r 446-2674 A PP ROV ED SUB DIV ISION ST. RT . 775 ~ 80 A. 10 mi. from HOME BARGAINS 16 lo ts in Addison Tw p. wit h town. Good 8 rm . house. Barn Call Now to See a ll ut i li t ies -ava il able. 36 ' )( 60 ' ·wi th concre te fi r . and Th e Hom e of Your Choice sheds added·. Concr ete Silo 16' PRI CE R ~ DU CED - City D .X . 50' HT . Nea r new 7 rooms and Elega nt 2 stor y hom e features Badger Loader . M ost of 80 A. T H UR M A N b ath , tot 112' x 150', garage, 4, 5 or 6 BRs , Jl/ 2 bath s, new is Trac lor land. 12 A. bot tom, $8,000. k itchen, fa,'m il y rm ., arid P.~rt 25 A . II at an d 20 ' A. is gent le baseme nt . The LR and dini ng ·slope. ASC app r oved Pon d r m . are ca r peted and each and Water trough . T his farm M I DD LEPOR T - 7 rooms and balh , lot 50' < 100 ', $13.500. hav_ e a fir epl ace . has been I imed . ferti li zed and is in a high produ cf! ve st age. M l DO L E POR T - 10 room s an,d · LOTS F I NAN CI N G Pri ce $43.000. ba-th , corn er lot, red uced to AVAIL ABL E M ob i l e ANY HR . 446· 1990 $13,750. homes we lcom e, 2 m i. f rom new hosp ita l. KANA UGA - 5 room·s and bath , FARMS fu ll basement, gar a g e. HARR ISON T WP . - 34 acres $14,000. woodl and ,_ $5, 900. 10 For Sale • MOD E L 331 1 1031 SQ. FT . UPPER LEVE L 2078 SQ . FT. TOTAL L I V IN G 4 4 X 24 A~EA accor di ng to code. 2. Fu ll y insul at ed . 3. Large closet s. 4 . Storm door s & windows. 5. 2x6 r after s. 6. Co pper plumbing. 7. Nea rl y an acr e of land . 8. Prices st art at $19,995.00 on your lot complete r eady to mo ve into. Dati Thompson The Dea lin' Man l-60Xl4 HILLCREST BY SKYLINE-SPECIAL CLOSEOUT Our New Trendhomes by National Two bed r oom wi th II~" Salem Birch paneling . full car pe ted, fu ll y eq uipped, fron'l kitc hen, pr iv at e dining. J ton centra l air, gas furnt}ce. It's the. Super Speci al. Price Reduced Was $15,900 Now $14,900 ' '' - THR EE BED ROO M H OME I N T OW N ~ N fC E K I TC HEN - A ND BATH , RIG HT F OR J UST FAM ILY STAR TIN G OUT . F .-H .A .. M IG HT A PP R OV E TH IS O N E . . . ' { •>• ' IF YO U WA N T IT SOL D CA L L US . •8795 Now$7695 1-70x14 HILLCREST BY SKYLINE-SPECIAL CLOSEOUT • · We Need Listing We Sell More Property than Anyone Else in Southeastern Ohio. WAS Gallia Co.'s Largest Real Estate Sales Agency Office 446-3643 Evenings Ca 11 E. M; "Ike" Wiseman 446-3798 E. N. Wiseman 446-4500 .:,~5 95 Loca ted 1 Mile North of Five Poi·nt s on Rt . 7 Saturday Two bedroom , front den, Ear l y ' Am er ican decor, t ul ly carPe ted wi th double padding, ·eye-level oven, Frost-Free r efr igera tor , counter top rang e. bow window. Iota! etec tr ic,_J t_on centra l a ir·. It's the Super Special . 5 MODEL HOME Open For Inspection Sunday Look For Signs! 1 to 5 1 to 5 Built by: B&K Excavating Now •929 5 UP TO 12 YE A R F IN ANCING WE SERVI CE WHA T WE SELL SALES REPRESENTATIVE: VIRGIL B. TEAFORD. SR., BROKER Associa tes: Helen L. Teaford . Gordon B. Teaford 586 Locust St. -992-7004 Middleport Open 8 to 6 Man. thru Sat · PHONE 992-3325 EQUAL HOUSING OPPOF.TUNITIES 110 MECHANIC STREET POMEROY, OHIO PUBLIC SALE This sweeper, dozer, hauler, fertilizer and aerator is actually a mower in disguise. . =·== THURSDAY • 11:00 A.M. • THURSDAY, MAY 24th LOCATION: From Waterloo, Ohio, take the Waterloo Vernon Rd. (Buffalo Rd. I. go ap- . : prox. 3112 mi. watch for signs. ' ' And it's as gOod at mowing as it is at everything · else. This tough, rugged, compact little powerhouse is all you need for lawn or garden work. · . ·. Call us for a free demonstration on your own lawn. p--."" Powerful S and 8 HP engines. +5 forward speeds plus .· reverse. • Completely enclosed transmission. • Maneuvers in comfort and safety. • Costs much less than many bulky garden tractors and still performs the above chores.. Coldspot electric range, and refrigerator (new), dinette set, 2 living room suites, end tabl es, dish cabinet, dishes, Coldspot 15 cu . ft . free zer. several chairs, Warm Morning coal stove, iron skillets, lamps, rug shampooer, Kenmore washing machine, bedspreads, and other numerous household items. ANTIQUES: Hand-carved, high back oak bed and matching dresser with marble lop and mirror (in ex cellent condition). 2 oak dressers , Singer sewing machine, 40 Day Clock, kerosene lamps, walnut bed. stone jug s, sev erO) I bottles, old radios , also a genuine Alaskan muskrat, fur coat (new). M cOor\oush Power Equipment, Inc. A ~u bsidiary of Fuq uil Industries, Inc. ' Other Items : Secus _rota t i ller , milk pasleuri zer, fishing equipment. in cubator, hand tools, wrenches, many other items. Gravely Tractor ·Sales & Service MR. AND MRS. VIRGIL MAYO,. OWNERS Lunch Served. Be On Time . ' Pomeroy, Ohio . Open ·8 a.m. til 5:30 Mon. thru Thurs. Terms: Cash 992-2975 8 a.m. til 8 p.m. Fri. and Saturday ' Tommy Joe Stewart: Auctioneer Ga IIi polis, Ohio Auctioneer's Note : This is a very -clean sale with everyth ing in erfect condition . ' .·'•• .·:. ' • �22- ThP Stulli.d) .i la~JI!::i- ~iltinel. SWI~ii)' ••"vti.l) 20.1973 2S - Tho s..xYy 'flmel. Se..m.l, SUnday. May ~.lt73 SMITH USEO CARS 1972 NOVA ...................... s2695 IN STOCK 1972 1971 CHEVROLET.. .........s2995 1971 Grandville 2 Dr. H.T., AM&FM 1ap~. power win. • 3 2 9 5 P O N T I A C dows, air. Local one owner. Real sharp. ONLY 1971 Ca talina 4 dr. H.T., Brougham , 'g reen with green vinyl top, air, tape player. One of the nicest 71's in P O N T I A C the valley . Price To Sell. *2795 . 1970 Exc . 9 Pass. Wagon, air cond., all whi te with wood grain on sides, one owner . Take you r family on ' 2 2 9 5 P O N T I A C vacatfon in this nice wagon. 1971 PLYMOUTH Satelli te 2dr. H. T., v.s. Local o'\e owner. Real sha rp little ca r. } ONLY • 2 2 9 5 1969 , CHEVROLET Chevelle 2 dr . H.T., S.S., V-8. au1o., power steering. Nice 69· model. UNLY'1695 . Blazer 4 w h . anve . aux. top -tockinq · frL hubs, V-8, automatic trans .• power steering & brakes, loca l low m ileage, 1 owner, radio, spare neve r used . EQUIPPED 1970 BUICK .................... s2695 Electra 225 4 door . local 1 owner car with less than 32,000 miles, Climate Con trol. air co nd . • 40-60 power seat. radio , gold finish . loa ded with m any ex tr as. cadillac . Oldsmobile 992-5342 GMAC Financing Available Pomeroy Open Eves. Til6-Til 5 P . M . Sat. '' You' ll Like Our 11uality Way ol Doing Business': 1970 PONTIAC................$2295 Firebird Espr it. loca l 1-owner c01r. 350 V-6 e ng ine , powe r steering & au tom atic tr<1 ns mi ss ion, AM- FM radio, lik e new wh1 l e lettered tires, 307 V-8, power steering & br<1kes. radio, c lea n interior . For Sale 3 BEDROOM Skyl ine tra iler, 1966 BUI CK Elect ra 225 all power with air con near 3 acres oi land. located ditioning,good rubber , 446· on Raccoon Creek 1/ 2 mile 6fl 4428 a ft er 6 p.m. Rt . 7, plenty water, o~ne r 117-6 leaving State . Imm ediate Possession . Phone 256-6866. # 119-6 1969 BSA Roc ket 3, 750 e>ccellen t condi tion. Phone 446-9722. 117-6 REGISTERED Boslon Bull Terr ier pups, 3 months old. ·s iN GE "'"SeWiri9 Ma chi ne Sales '675 -2791. & Service. Al l models in 119-3 stock. Free delivery. Se~vice guar.-'tntOOd. Mod els price 1967 CHEVY pi c kup and from $69 .95. French Ci'1 11 Thoroughbred Ai~edale FatJric Shoppe, Singer ap puppies. Hoadley GarliC, 256pro•1e~ deal er, 58 Court St. 6029. . . Ph . 4-16-9255. 119-3 Sale · Fury 1.-4 do or, 52.,000 md e_s, good tir es, 6 c yl. . automa ti c tran s., b lk . f1n1sh . 1966 PLYMOUTH ............ ~495 992 -2126 N EWo Serta and Bemco mat ~ tress lnd bo~ springs . l arge selection in stock - twin , full , · queen size . Save up to S40 a set . 955 Second Avenue 446-1171 i76-tf . " Your Chevy Deal er" Open Eves . Til 8 DON'T merely brig hten carpets · ... Blue Lustre them ... no rapid r esel ling. Rent shampooer $1 at G. C. Mur ph y's, lower store . . 120-6 BRACE yourseH for a thrill the firs t time you use Blue Lustre to clean rugs . Renh e lectr ic shampooer $ 1 at · Central Supply. 120 6 Pomeroy ONE CALL • 9 Plumbing & Heating 46-tf CA RTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor . Fourth & Pine Phone 446-3888 or 446-4477 165-tt 0 I J. l(. 'J o· S' l'l ... T Eval ua 1ed 6 - M \ISI S 11 - Look ll•edty HI - Slumbered 1- 21 22 23~ 4 _.__ 2:5 - Ventilated Foot lever Pitches Pay respe cl ' W ark at one 's 1rade 26- New ts lvar ) 26- Giva i n 30 - Jou rney 32 - cn lnese mile 33 - Tha t l s !abbr.) 3 4 - Dina 35- Ma n·s nickname 36- Junc 1ure 37 -:- Cooli ng dev ic e 38- Dent ist 's degree (abb r.) <1 0 - Denude 42 - Communi st ' 43 - Vegetable 44 - Jaurner lorth 4 5 - ll mp re y 4 7----: One who ShOOI5Irom cover -4 9 - Klrtd ol oak tree 50 - Concealed 51- Sapulc1Jra1 mound Sot- Alrlcan :··• '1595 :·i .' DEAD STOCK $5.00 Service Charge Wil l remove your de~ d horse and cows Call Jackson 286-4531 anlelopea 55- St11dei:l walk 56- Fon dle S9 - Con federate ganer111 60 62 114 65 - Pronoun Remunerallon Simpte · Paran1 (Golloa l 66- Teutonic deity 67- Anger 69- Go II pro to - Fru il ot p•ne 85- Vas I ages , 86 - Fle$h 88 - Paper measure 132 - Danc e step · 133 - Nqrme go d 135 - Cou p le 138- Decay 139- New York baseba ll team 140 - .Whee l to ot h 141 - .Soia~ · 14 2 - Alvar in SI be ria 143- Pr'ono un 144 - Nlglll!lme TV host 145 - A lvar ln Germany 147 - Vapof 149 - In luor ol 69 - Underground 150 - Parlelnlng 10 par t a t plant pi tch 90- Shellfish l pl. ) 152 - Posllive pol e 92- Larger 15 4 - ShOwy ll o we r 94 - Writing · 151! - Co ral I' land material s_ t51!- Wnr away 98 - Young girl 159- Ao ada ld e 99- Tardy rest•urant 100- Witly remark 160 - Chiels 102- Backless sea t 161- Female 103 - Female ru !l studeilta 10 4 - Sullix : Pllrtaln ln g to tlOW/:j 105 - Lessen 106- Toward th e lell 1- S w itt 108- DiM 109-Aconllnenl l abbr.) Prorio un ~ tI t - See d co n tainers · 112- Favors · t 14 - A state (abbr.) 116 - T~rough 117- Daceive ' 1 19- St~a kespearlan klng t ~o- A•vUr isl11.nds t22-Fame . I ~ -4 - Rodent 12S - Rlver duck 126 - Benda t28 - Rom an b rbnze 129- Pla¥ing card I ~ 1 - E'cape 2 - Was sick 3 - Attempt 4- Colla ge degree labbr.) 5 - lnitiala o l34th Preslden1 5 - Lances 7 - Fondling a- Paid notlcea 9 - Sun QOd 10 - C rall y · 1 1 - SpiriteD horse 12 - Re lated 13- Conl~nctio" 14- Note ol scale 1S- Raoard 16- Th in wedge ol ltOniJ 17-Cu loll 1 18- Printar's meas'Jre 3 1- ,Aodent 36- Trade tor . monev ' 37 - -0iminish 39- W lth ert'ld 40 - Sluggi,h 41 - Metal hlllenars 4 2 - Varnis h In gredient (pl.) 4 :3 - Brnh 44 46 4649 - ConllagrRtlon Teuton ic deity Places Workm1n so - Rab bit , 51 -Co nsecrated 52 - Eagle 's nest 53 - l o w, ruStlin g sounc,, 55- Buar Co in 5 7 - E• lra 56 -- Sat iates · 61 - Spoken 53 ...:.. M.. ic an sa- laborer 6-i - FrariJ• ol m ind 66 - Herm it 70- Atmo spheric co nd-lllon t 71- Expen 73- Fold 74 - Number (pl ) 7S- COI'l11nued a llamptto galn oouen ion 17 ....:. Chairs: 78- Bless ing 'Til 7 p.m. & ;>at. 'til 5 p.m. Service 'Til 12 Noon on Saturda;- ::- . ,• ·.• .'•-:' ·.'''. '. ' ' 80- Taku unta wl uttr 81 - Scold 83 - Th lnQa, in law 84 - Bo rl t ol wa ter 61 .....:.... font down 69 - Rev•ler Ea!>tern Ave. Serv1ces Offered ALBERT E.HJ.IAN Water Delivery Service Patriot Star Rt .. C~lllpolis . Ph. 379-2133 243-tf SEE A MEMBER OF OUR SALES STAFF: HARlAND WOOD, GLENN MONTGOMERY, BOB BRICKLES Gallipolis, Ohio Services Offered De liver y Service: . Your patronage wi ll be ap preciated. Ph . 446-0463. 2-tf "Hot-Shot Spray Wash' 1 BOB LANE .' S complete Bookkeepi ng ari'd ,Tax Ser· · CALL us for wash, wax and degreasing of your . trucks. vlce,, 424 112 Fourth . Ave ., mobile homes, a lum in um Kanauga . Business by BP· siding or anything washable . pointment . Ph . -446-10.49. 446-4.441. . Please call after 6 p.m. 19-ff 278-tf . Jackson, Ohio Rt. 35 North Roto Rooter BANKS TREE SERVICE SEWER and .Drain .Cleaning, Ph. 286·5700 FREE estimates, liabil ity InNat ional Se rvi ce now surance. Prun ing, trimming. available locally. For a ny· and ca vity work,. tree and kind ot stopped-up dra in, call Services Offered stump removal. Ph . 446-4953 . Services Offered 675-5195, 24 hour Serv . 7.J -tf 307- t . · C"entral Air Conditioning : J . C. COnstruction Co. new · & Heating t: con~truction , remodeli'lg , . _ ·.-., Free PLANTS . Esttm·a tes -...,..-,,_.,. ~ ' sEPt iC' TankS""' • roofmg, cement Wbrlk . ~trone"'"'",;.,.. -" a lid se~er ~ 446-39S.4 or .446:4118 . Jtewarf's Hardware se rvice . Fasf clean servtce . Vinton, Ohio :. 118-6 ·Reasoi'la ble rat es.. Phone 446144-H 1637. : HOLLEY ·eros. Construction, 98-26 SEPTIC TANKS ·~ bulldozing , bilck hoe .w?rk, Cleaned and Installed DRY WALL service by condi1ching. under roads , bonng . Russell '·s Plumbing, 446-47'82 tract. Wil lard Bosley. 446Phone 245-5018 or 245-5006. . 297-tf 116-tf 49~4 . Gerard E. Hil ferty, 282.11 'GILLENWATER' S septic tan k< . • Eli•abeth M. Hille rty to THOMAS FAIN cleaning and rdpair, alsO, sTEWARTEiectrical Serv ice & EXTERMINATING CO. house wrecking. Ph . 446-9499. Repair, house wiring , ele.ctric Gerard E . Helferty, Elizabeth Termite & Pest Control M. He llerty, Parcels, Established in 19.40. ~ heat ing . Phone 446-4561 . Wheelersburg, Ohio 169-tf . 271 -tf Salisb ury. Wilma Parmelee to Harold E. Hill , Moreena J . Hill , (SECTION 1) Parcels, Bedford . Alva J. Coates, Mary J . Coates to J ohn T. Wolfe, J oan A 40D UNIT SINGLE FAMILY .HOUSING COMMUNITY! Wolfe, Parcels, Chester. Delmus Farley, Doris Farley OPEN SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND EVERY DAY to Watha Farley , Parce ls, Sa lem. E leanor W. Zieher to Lucille 1:00 'TIL DARK He ndri cks, Lot, Middleport. Henry W. Baird, dec 'd ., to Be tty Jane Baird, Cert . Trans., Salisbury. Randall Adkins ; Mary THAT'S ALL UPPER ROUTE 7 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO DALE R. SANDERS INC. L&M Phone 592-4491 •, RODNEY, OHIO Adkins to Larry W. Jones, • PEST CONTROL - ~' • Jani ce K. J ones, 20 A:, Salisbury .. Mary A. We bster, Manning D. . Webstcr to Noel A. Herr· man , Edith Herrman, 100 A., Middleport. Hilda Marie Koblentz, dec., ROOFING and Spou ting , TERMITE Shingles and Buildup FREE Inspection . Call 446-3245J· <Hotroofs, Fr_ee Estimate Merrill. O' Dell , Operator bY,: 26 yr . experience. James Exterminal Termite Service ... Marcum , Vinton, Oh io. 38810 Belm.orit Or . . :: 8114. 267-tf( • 62-tf ,. ,: •MERCURY MONTEGO • COMET eCAPRI eDATSUN eSUBARU eMARK IV bATSON Phone 592-4463 Since Smith Auto has discontinuell _ /)11 t.~utr, we will be h11ppy to .~ervice 1111 y /) 11 tswu at our de11ler.~hip. to David .J. Koblentz, Ri chard David Kublenlz, Patricia Lynn Wolf, Ccrt. for Trans., Chester, Hi chanl David Kobl e ntz, Gary Wolf, Patricia Lynn Woll t.u Da vid .J. Koblcntz, Parcels, Ches ler . 19 NORTH • J 962 • KG 2 . ' ' ,, "Can't be live it takes only 1 qt. of Pa,\nt fo_r the exterior · ··Best buy we've seen in the a~ea, "Can't believe it's so larg~ 1n~1de , n" "Best floor plan for a house Jts SIZe we _ve ever see d . S35 000" "2 of the largest bed roams we've seen· m a house ?.n er ' "We love the high land overlooking the valley • 90 91 92 - Mount Hindu princess Fiyln g · mammals 93- Topol house 95 - Frog 96- Renovate 97-lon g tor 99 - Tille ol rupect 101 - Handlu A United States Steel creation: steel st~ding (insle~d olwood) 30 .year guaranteed steel lap siding & sol!1ls lor a matntenance free exterior . Exclusive country estate sellmg. 105- Venel 106- Sea ln Asla 107- Group of three ' 111- Supplicate t 12- High eat po int 11:3- Pack away 1 t 5 - Sle nder 116- S ta tio n 1 18 "";"" Allowan ce lqr ' wasle 1 19- Mead owa 121- Gambled 12J- C ompua po l;.t , 125-Sat of lo Ur 126 - W In peraon 127-Guldas 129- C omm onpl aca 130- M o ving Part !II mota; 131 - t.! eadow 132- Puule .· 13<1-lndonaalan tribeaman 136- Globe 137- Anci en t Greek .. coins 139'- lo4aaculln e 14 0 - Gtve up 1-44- Cu sh iOn . 3 B. R.'s; big L. R. Beautiful buill-in kitchen with large eating area. · I' I b th w 1· th shower and vanitory, separate laundry room, ceramtc 1 eo a . . ,. f 11 garage electric heat, 6" insulation in ce•hng, w-w carpe mg, u . ' 70'"120' Jot with city type water, sewer, & streets. . FARMERS HOME LOAN; DOWN & 1128 MO. 1260 '18,950 MODEL HOME FURNITURE & DECORATIONS BY · EMPIRE FURNITURE CO. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO DIRECTIONS: Drive west on Rt. 35 to Rodney· ~ass Rt. ~on l_e ft qo soo ft ... tiki right 200 yds. to house - follow Signs. 3_ 1!1tle~ from Emerged vlct ortous Ch.eer 147 - Mu 'slc as · wrllten 148- Scottilh son of 149- Amer ic an 148 - G·lli;ooNtEY (PH. essayist 1s 1- Neoa11~e t t;J- Symbol l o r nicke l 155- Ca mpau po1nt 157- Pre pos ition VILLAGE 2 RODNEY, OHIO BUILDERS & DEVELOPERS 245-,303) w~:ST 19(17 OPEL 843-2451 . $200 . Fair condition . · 5-16-12tc STEREO-RAD IO, lape com . bina 1i on, am -fm radio, 4 spea ker sound sys tem , like new. Balance -s111.27 or use ou r bu~get . term s. Call 992. 3965. 5-18-6tc •-'---~~-- BEAUTIFUL Walnu1 Stereoradio tape combination , AM · FM radio, 8 tra ck tape deck. Balance S.114.56 or terms .can be arranged. Call 992-3965. 5-13-6tc 'u__P_H_O_L~S-T_E_R_Y-M-a-te-r-ials. nylon pi- in ts. cotton pr_i nts, vinyls, velvets of all ktnds. Pomeroy Re"C.overy, 622 E. Main st ., phone 992-7554. 5' 3' 24tp 1973 STEREO 8 track . A small ba lance of $88.64 or pay 56.50 per month . Phone 992-5331. 4-20-ttc . 1 . QJJO F.AST . 85 _ . A984:l t l0864:<2 t Q9 . KJHI + 9875 SOU1'1l (D) . AKQI043 " 75 t K7 + 'AQ2 Both vu\111:rable: Wes t ·No.r th East South 14o Pass 2• PP::: Pat>s Pass •• '--O~pc:_·_n_ in_~_le_a_d_¥_ Q-:--:-' By Oswa l ~ & James Jacoby '' Finesses, fines ses, fi nesses ,' ' s hrieked South . " Luckv playe rs never lose one . l ·had to lose three out of t hree ." His king of hearts had lost to East's ace at tn~k one. East had led the SUit bac k a nd after trumping the third hea rt South had played two round s of trumps. He the n lost a club fineSse to West 's -kin g. A club camf.: back and · · d d' d MtfST se ll 1973 delu xe Zig-Zag sewl ng machine . This machine darns. embroiders, m·a·ke s. buttonhofes, all without attachments. Ju s t South fina ll y tne a .Iamon dial and sew. Pay balance of finesSe ·{(f Wind up down tw9. s38 .50 or oay $5 per month .' We agree that with all Phone 992-5331. fi nesses right South would 4~20-tfc have made six. We also know 1 - 2 YEARS old English that if he felt impelled to Springer Spaniel, female . take every finesse ~e should A.K.C. regis tered and 1 - SiK have taken the d1amon~ foot Stock rack, light Ford . fi nesse fire!. That wa) he Phone 992-7397. · co uld · have finally d• scarded 5 20-ltp a club on the ace of d1a- .\ GALLONS 'OF GAS . 'ahsbnr)' at.....!- If I"Jo"'n ur1c down lltlf lloorld never hav" t•k•n the d 1 a rn o n d , After draw~r•A trumps he should Jwve Cllihed lhc king and ace of tllamond s . He would have dropped East's queen and been home with ga me and rubber. Would he have looked silly if West held the diamond q uee n ' Not at a I1.. H ~ wo ~ 1d simpl y have led a third dtam ond and d i s c a r d e d hi s deuce of clubs. Wes t would hav e been ca ught in an end play . . Suppose East held three d i a m on d s to ·the queen? South co uld ruff ; enter dummy with a trump ; lead the three or cLubs a nd duc k completely. We st would still have been end -played . · ••• ON ANY NEW CAR SOLD FROM MAY 19 THRU MAY 25. nwnd r.neose al oil ... fj4:l For Sale Allen C. Brewer , dec., to Audrey 0 . Brewer, Cert. fOr trans., Lebanon. Chari•·• ll , Hysell, Kuthryn W, Hysell to Keilll F. . Searls, Car<>lyn ~• -rl , Purcel•. A Bad Choice ol FittP.ssing + AJ5 .Typical Comments from Open House Visitors Bill Joe Johnson IS OFFERING •LINCOLN CONTINENTAL • COUGAR • OPEN HOUSE ~--~~---------. .Services Offered Services Offered Services Offered GALLIPOLIS CHRYSLERPLYMOUTH 600 E. STATE ST. & 1200 E. STATE ST. ATHENS, OHIO YOUR DEALER FOR Meigs Property Transfers 992-2151 • 992~2152 INC~ SMITH BUICK, U. P. MARTIN & Son Water Apple City Auto Sales 8:00AM-6:00PM MON. THRU SAT. Gallipolis Chrysler-Plymouth 1639 Eastern Ave. Gallipolis 446-3273 'i-:....::-..:>-..:><:;>o.c:;>o.co.:;>o.c::><o-e>-o-o--<t:J-.o...:."<l><:><:><:;>oc"' .~1]]MffiJ1~; 14..f -&I.J - I Un~cramble these four Jumbles.. one letter to each !!iquare, to. form · four ordinary word s. I Uf:VVf: I mode- ... ...,,__ (il" l ' " ' "" o.. _I_M ., (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSI'I .) The bidding has been: West North . East Pass 1• l ¥ I N.T . Pass You, South , hold: II umrn .LOSE II AND YOU'~L. HA\IE N01'HIN5 TO $A'i. . ? .3% 4oK1S4 .K154 tAJ9 What do yo'u do ·now'! A-Bid either two or three no ~ trump. You know how well your partner · play!J; the dummy. We don•t. TOll AY'S QUESTION Again yoU r partner opens one · club. You hold : .KJ81.Kt054 t 32 .i\ 81 What do you do? . .. Now arranre the circled tetten to form tht 1urprise anawer, u sutletled by the above cutool\.. ~""'~ ·-=~~-==;-1r:=:rx~xrxnn xrrx ] {Anawer- M-d•J) . • \ Jumbles: RAIII IMIUl SLOGAN INYIAT ~ b £ieH An1wer1 Tf'U lltf"ftl W'A~n . no OIU! e .J it!- THI MARINU \ e~ter oln • • I • • I'· WOOD MOTOR SALES Now On Display At . UP TO 42 MONTHS TO PAY •2395 • Truck Campers · ' $ P . brakes. r<1dio. auto. trans ., lac . air cond., w -s -w tires , Ro sewood finish wit h blk viny l interior . In excellent cond . ;· . 145 - ' 4 Dr . Sedan , 350 cu. in. V-8 engine, P .steering, • Travel Trailers • Motor Homes ' e5th Wheels ' 19- Pertalnll'lg to the poles 20- Threefold 21 - Dld1i me r (colloQ.! 29 - Roman road INC. '71 CHEVROLET BELAIR As Advertised in Better Homes & Gardens Open Evenings MIDDLEPORT BACKHOE AND TRENCHER . LALL Jackson 286-4524. All ·types of backhoeing, septi c tanks.- foote rs, etc. Also all types of tr enching , , water lines, gas lines, etc. 69-tf DODGE ,. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO See Coachman Vacation Ideas, R. H. RAWLINGS - NORRIS 1973 Coachman CROSSWORD PUZZLE ~~-;-+- 71-Smallrug 72 - Thus 7 4 - Former _Ruuian ru lers 76- Ollsp ring 77- Nar ro w opening r·s - Reveal 79- Em bailkmenl hav ing w ld41, leve l top 62 - S ou nymph 6 4 - Stl s lor portra it t t O- CARROLL Vacation Ideas • . . MONROE- GATES· S-K WAYNE TOOLS- WALKER EXHAUST.HURST- KEYSTONE SUNDAY. MAY 20, 1973 ACROSS '\_...,.,..... Le5abre Hordlop Sedan COMPLETE LINE OF PARTS FOR ALL CARS - TOP NAME BRANDS. APA CHE SOLID STATE '73 yea rs ahead of other cam ping lra ilers . Stop in and see why! WE EKE ND SPECIALS 2 BEDROO M tr-ailer in . STANDARD 1961 good combination trailer Cheshire. util ity room, ca rpet Plumbing & Heating wi th tent sect ion - Wa s $225 and air cond itioned , cx ten dec 21-1 Third Ave., 446-3782 now $195 li vi ng room, Sl3:S month plw 187-t 1972 Bol er American sleeps 4 utilities . Call 367-7645. -~------:~------~ ideal fo r compact . New $1900, 117-.c; now $1495. ---------------, RUSSELL'S 1973 New Apache Mesa regular APART MENT an d new mobile PlUMBING&HEATING deliver ed $1795 now $1695. home . Central air and heal. GallipoliS, 446-•U82 Am sbary's Apache Excellent loca ti on . 446-0338. 297-t. . Trailer Sales 116-If 631 Fourth Ave. Gallipolis. · DEW ITT' S PLUMBING ';:;LEE PIN G rOoms, weekl'y' AND HEATING 118-tf rates, tree garage parking, _ Rout e 160at l:vergreen Libby Hotel. Phone 446-2735 · STARCKA FT Spring sale on . 241 -tf 187-tf New and used tr avel trailers an d fold down cam pers where you get serv ice and quality . McGRAW COMPANY CAMP CO NL EY STAR BU LLDOZ ER , backhoe and CRAF T SA LE S. Rl. 62 N. of land cleari ng and de velop- Po int Pleasant, behind Red men I. 446·1502, 388-8230. Carpe t In n. 675-538,J . 100-ptf 107-tt Re11t For - •2,795 50 STATE STREET AMERICAN . PART'S ' . .' .' the •••••••••••·~-~-~~~~--. . Solid Sta te constructi.on puts it ~~"~:l.:~;:s::~~~~r SUNDAY .u_~~~--~~ Furnl'ture . STARCRAFT SCHOOL'S OUT SPECIALS Ued 1973 G 8 $1649 , 1972 STM 6 $1139. 1971 18 fl . 7 in .SC now $2075 New 24 fl 7 in SC now $3975 22 11 . 7 in SC now $3650 20 II 7 in SC now $3275 8 fl 5 in low P. now $1875 Fold down cam pers $1'350 Financing arranged. we sell. se rvi ce and quality Ca mp Conley S1arcratt Sale · Rt. 62 N of Pt. Pleasa nt , Behi nd Red Carpe11nn 116-tf POMEROY MOTOR CO. Rodney-Cora Rd . Rodney , Ohio Hours 9 a .m. 1o 9 P ·"_' · Corbin & Snyder ----:-:-:-::- ~ 500 E. Main St., Pomeroy, Otuo Camping Equipment CH EVROLET QUAIL CREEK MOBIL£ COMMUNITY &SALES ~GROCERY buS(riess for sale, 2 BR mobi le home , close to ci ty , air conditioned. 446-0599. building ior sale or lease, 120 3 phone 773-5618 from 8:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. for appofn1ment. 67-tf 2 BEDROOM mob ile home on Geo'rges Creek . Road. 4464571. 120 3 . 2 TRA ILE R l.ots at Addi son, lacing Ohio River, ~il l tak e 8 or 10 wide, no 12 Wldes. Call 446.-2.341. 120-3 992-2174 We have made a special purchase of 1973 BUICK LeSABRES, 4 DR. SEDAN~ . Equipped with automatic transmission, power steering, powe1 d1sc brakes, white -wall tires, air conditioner, custom- seat belts, tinted glass, bumper protective strips, bumper guards, door guards •• remote mirrow, carpet savers, deluxe wheel covers, protecttve body side moldings. Other Models Priced Accordingly . DEAL WITH ONE OF OUR COURTEOUS DODGE BOYS .•• BUSTER SPRAGUE • JERRY BROWN • TOM NORRIS Remember We Service What We Sell. 350 Cu . ln . V ~8 eng ine , 15,000 lb. 2 speed rear ax le., good 82Sx20 10 ply tires, heavy du ty front &_ rea r spri ng s, 108" cab to axle, clean ca b. Mechani call y · sound & been reg ularly se rv iced. . ' 11 8-3 ------------ Cougar XR7. air , vinyl top, low mileage. Local owner. Pr i.ce To Sell. '3,295 1970 CHEVROLET 2 TON MOBILE home on Rl. 160 be tween Porter an d Eve r9reen, $135 per mo .. GE l8 in. television, l ¥ea r old. ut ilities paid . 388 8688. 446-0231. ------~---- Yt.t mission, P . steering, camper pkg . New tires • only 30,000 miles . ONLY SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC, OUR WORD IS OUR BOND Belvedere V-8 en gine. s t and . tran s., good tires. radi o . For Rent 3 ROOM modern apartment, second fl oor old Ohio Valley Bank Bldg ., adults only, $1JO per month, phone 446-2282. · 119·3 C6ME to our May Sa te. ·Fan ta stic savings on new fur - ~SLE EPING room s, Ga llia nitUre. 2 pc. lfvlng room sui te, Hotel. 94 _tf Reg . $199.95 now $1.45.QO. 2 pc . living room s·uite Reg . $299 .95 now only $248. Couch and MOTOR HOMES .FOR RENT cha ir $98 with trade. Bedroom NOW TAking reservations for May, Jun e, July . Complete su ites wi th ma1tress and bo>c pr imary insurance prov1ded springs only Sl99.95. l ots of at no ext r a cost. Rates as low good used furnitur~ to choose as $150 per week and m ileage . from. 1403 Eas tern Av e., Ne >ct to . Economy Motor . Sales. Ph . ALL TYPES of bu lid ing 446-1425. materi als,·block, br ick, sewer pipes, . windows, lin tels, eoc. Claude Winters, Rio Gra nde, 4 ROOM house and bath at 0 . Phone 245-5121 qfter 5. Kanauga . 446-9662. 123-tf . 119-3 REMEMBER We Seroice What We Sell 3/• Ton, 8 ft. ' bed, automatic trans . months old . $ 4 3 9 5 CEWARD CALVERT, SALESM.AN 1969 PLYMOUTH ........ :... ~795 For Sale or Trade 4-10 GAUGE sho tg un, new with case, 446-4379. 119-3 MERCURY 10 We are still making some great deals on new. Buicks, Pontiacs. So before you boy· any car new or used check with us. Be l Air, 4 dr .• gold finH;h, c lea_n in te ri or, good tires. 327 V-8 e ng in e. p . s teenng, radi O- - - -- -------,- 1967 MOBILE ·home Elconda 50 2 TRA IL ER spaces. · 446-3805-: 114-tf x l2, 2 bedroom , a ir cond .. new ca r.pet, furni shed , ex ce llent cond. $3,150, 1,900 LB . TOBA CCO base. Cilll 446-3277. Wheelersburg,. Ohio 574-5.419. 116-6 119-3 pa-c'e_s_o_n----;;~c-u-::1a:-v iIIe EL DORADO Camper for :T::R~A~I-L::E::R:-sRd . Ca ll 446-3879 or 367-7438. pickup tru ck, 1967 Triumph 104-lf motorcycle . Ca II 256-1468 after 6 p.m. SLE EPING• ROOM>, weeK ly ra tes. Park Central _HoteL HOT POINT electric stov.e, good 306-tf condit ion. Ca ll 256~ 1406 . -----=-~-:-:-::::-:------:-:. 11 9-3 APARTMENT for construction :---:-:---:---:------:-:-:--=-men . Ph . 446-0756. '(;OOD CLe;I\N LUMP and 267-tf stoker coal. Carl Wrhters , Riq Grande. Phone 245-51 15. FURNISHED. 2 bedroom 6-tt apartment, available June 12th. · Need Another Bldg.? lle-lf .SEE our aluminum' bldgs Heavy duty , with floor ing . APARTMENT and new mobile horn e, ceoltral a ir and heat, wir.ed for electric. Also Wes1 excelle nt location, 446-0338. Virginia chUnk coal, drain lle-lf tile , bell tile, ce ment and mortar. Gallipolis Block & Coal Co .. 123 1/l Pine, 446-2783. Looking for a mobile hom e 207 -tf lol or a qualitY mobile home? · We have both at JUST taken in , deluxe zig zag sewing machine . This m'·achine ' darns , em broider ies, overcasts, buttonholes, pay balance $36.50 or paymen1scan be arranged . 446-0255. 1968 1969 CHEVROLET.. ...........s895 Nf'W & USED FURNITURE · 854 Second, 446-9523 Parsons ·' sleering , while-wall tires. light blue finish . with spotless interior. radio. See the sha rp popular model. FULLY . Brougham, 4 dr. hardtop, auto. trans. miss ion, radio, air condition, P . steering, tilt wheel, white with vinyl roof. Like new. Wagon, auto . Sold th is car 11 months ago. Real nice • 1 9 9 5 li tt le wagon. ONLY OPEL 1971 DODGE D-200 I Grand Prix, only 11,624 miles. Only P O N T I A C Just like new. KARR & VAN ZANDT 116-6 1972 4 Door, local 1 owner with tess than 6.400 miles. 307 V-8, aulomatic tr ans.. power CADILLAC$ • 1971 DODGE MONACO used car. Check the following for 50me great buys. 3 NEW 1973 ( WEEKLY SPECIALS Used Car Buyers looking for a good price on a good •3500 RICE'S . 1 WANTED Green finish , gold interior, full power equ ip-men_t. Cruise ControL new w-s-w tires, Climate Control a1r conditioning. USED FURNITURE GOOD heavy dresser, Early American couCh •. sofa bed. wood dinette se1. 3 sets of box springs and mattress, livirig room chair, 3 living room ~uites, 2 double b¢ds. INC. PH. 992·2174 YOURSELF WITH ONE OF BETIER BUYS! 70 Cadillac H.T. Sedan For MOTOR$, 500 E. MAIN On The Best 1-Coupe DeVille . 2-Sedan DeVilles NELSON ~ s .Better Buys ~ '6utuJbc .' I ) �22- ThP Stulli.d) .i la~JI!::i- ~iltinel. SWI~ii)' ••"vti.l) 20.1973 2S - Tho s..xYy 'flmel. Se..m.l, SUnday. May ~.lt73 SMITH USEO CARS 1972 NOVA ...................... s2695 IN STOCK 1972 1971 CHEVROLET.. .........s2995 1971 Grandville 2 Dr. H.T., AM&FM 1ap~. power win. • 3 2 9 5 P O N T I A C dows, air. Local one owner. Real sharp. ONLY 1971 Ca talina 4 dr. H.T., Brougham , 'g reen with green vinyl top, air, tape player. One of the nicest 71's in P O N T I A C the valley . Price To Sell. *2795 . 1970 Exc . 9 Pass. Wagon, air cond., all whi te with wood grain on sides, one owner . Take you r family on ' 2 2 9 5 P O N T I A C vacatfon in this nice wagon. 1971 PLYMOUTH Satelli te 2dr. H. T., v.s. Local o'\e owner. Real sha rp little ca r. } ONLY • 2 2 9 5 1969 , CHEVROLET Chevelle 2 dr . H.T., S.S., V-8. au1o., power steering. Nice 69· model. UNLY'1695 . Blazer 4 w h . anve . aux. top -tockinq · frL hubs, V-8, automatic trans .• power steering & brakes, loca l low m ileage, 1 owner, radio, spare neve r used . EQUIPPED 1970 BUICK .................... s2695 Electra 225 4 door . local 1 owner car with less than 32,000 miles, Climate Con trol. air co nd . • 40-60 power seat. radio , gold finish . loa ded with m any ex tr as. cadillac . Oldsmobile 992-5342 GMAC Financing Available Pomeroy Open Eves. Til6-Til 5 P . M . Sat. '' You' ll Like Our 11uality Way ol Doing Business': 1970 PONTIAC................$2295 Firebird Espr it. loca l 1-owner c01r. 350 V-6 e ng ine , powe r steering & au tom atic tr<1 ns mi ss ion, AM- FM radio, lik e new wh1 l e lettered tires, 307 V-8, power steering & br<1kes. radio, c lea n interior . For Sale 3 BEDROOM Skyl ine tra iler, 1966 BUI CK Elect ra 225 all power with air con near 3 acres oi land. located ditioning,good rubber , 446· on Raccoon Creek 1/ 2 mile 6fl 4428 a ft er 6 p.m. Rt . 7, plenty water, o~ne r 117-6 leaving State . Imm ediate Possession . Phone 256-6866. # 119-6 1969 BSA Roc ket 3, 750 e>ccellen t condi tion. Phone 446-9722. 117-6 REGISTERED Boslon Bull Terr ier pups, 3 months old. ·s iN GE "'"SeWiri9 Ma chi ne Sales '675 -2791. & Service. Al l models in 119-3 stock. Free delivery. Se~vice guar.-'tntOOd. Mod els price 1967 CHEVY pi c kup and from $69 .95. French Ci'1 11 Thoroughbred Ai~edale FatJric Shoppe, Singer ap puppies. Hoadley GarliC, 256pro•1e~ deal er, 58 Court St. 6029. . . Ph . 4-16-9255. 119-3 Sale · Fury 1.-4 do or, 52.,000 md e_s, good tir es, 6 c yl. . automa ti c tran s., b lk . f1n1sh . 1966 PLYMOUTH ............ ~495 992 -2126 N EWo Serta and Bemco mat ~ tress lnd bo~ springs . l arge selection in stock - twin , full , · queen size . Save up to S40 a set . 955 Second Avenue 446-1171 i76-tf . " Your Chevy Deal er" Open Eves . Til 8 DON'T merely brig hten carpets · ... Blue Lustre them ... no rapid r esel ling. Rent shampooer $1 at G. C. Mur ph y's, lower store . . 120-6 BRACE yourseH for a thrill the firs t time you use Blue Lustre to clean rugs . Renh e lectr ic shampooer $ 1 at · Central Supply. 120 6 Pomeroy ONE CALL • 9 Plumbing & Heating 46-tf CA RTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor . Fourth & Pine Phone 446-3888 or 446-4477 165-tt 0 I J. l(. 'J o· S' l'l ... T Eval ua 1ed 6 - M \ISI S 11 - Look ll•edty HI - Slumbered 1- 21 22 23~ 4 _.__ 2:5 - Ventilated Foot lever Pitches Pay respe cl ' W ark at one 's 1rade 26- New ts lvar ) 26- Giva i n 30 - Jou rney 32 - cn lnese mile 33 - Tha t l s !abbr.) 3 4 - Dina 35- Ma n·s nickname 36- Junc 1ure 37 -:- Cooli ng dev ic e 38- Dent ist 's degree (abb r.) <1 0 - Denude 42 - Communi st ' 43 - Vegetable 44 - Jaurner lorth 4 5 - ll mp re y 4 7----: One who ShOOI5Irom cover -4 9 - Klrtd ol oak tree 50 - Concealed 51- Sapulc1Jra1 mound Sot- Alrlcan :··• '1595 :·i .' DEAD STOCK $5.00 Service Charge Wil l remove your de~ d horse and cows Call Jackson 286-4531 anlelopea 55- St11dei:l walk 56- Fon dle S9 - Con federate ganer111 60 62 114 65 - Pronoun Remunerallon Simpte · Paran1 (Golloa l 66- Teutonic deity 67- Anger 69- Go II pro to - Fru il ot p•ne 85- Vas I ages , 86 - Fle$h 88 - Paper measure 132 - Danc e step · 133 - Nqrme go d 135 - Cou p le 138- Decay 139- New York baseba ll team 140 - .Whee l to ot h 141 - .Soia~ · 14 2 - Alvar in SI be ria 143- Pr'ono un 144 - Nlglll!lme TV host 145 - A lvar ln Germany 147 - Vapof 149 - In luor ol 69 - Underground 150 - Parlelnlng 10 par t a t plant pi tch 90- Shellfish l pl. ) 152 - Posllive pol e 92- Larger 15 4 - ShOwy ll o we r 94 - Writing · 151! - Co ral I' land material s_ t51!- Wnr away 98 - Young girl 159- Ao ada ld e 99- Tardy rest•urant 100- Witly remark 160 - Chiels 102- Backless sea t 161- Female 103 - Female ru !l studeilta 10 4 - Sullix : Pllrtaln ln g to tlOW/:j 105 - Lessen 106- Toward th e lell 1- S w itt 108- DiM 109-Aconllnenl l abbr.) Prorio un ~ tI t - See d co n tainers · 112- Favors · t 14 - A state (abbr.) 116 - T~rough 117- Daceive ' 1 19- St~a kespearlan klng t ~o- A•vUr isl11.nds t22-Fame . I ~ -4 - Rodent 12S - Rlver duck 126 - Benda t28 - Rom an b rbnze 129- Pla¥ing card I ~ 1 - E'cape 2 - Was sick 3 - Attempt 4- Colla ge degree labbr.) 5 - lnitiala o l34th Preslden1 5 - Lances 7 - Fondling a- Paid notlcea 9 - Sun QOd 10 - C rall y · 1 1 - SpiriteD horse 12 - Re lated 13- Conl~nctio" 14- Note ol scale 1S- Raoard 16- Th in wedge ol ltOniJ 17-Cu loll 1 18- Printar's meas'Jre 3 1- ,Aodent 36- Trade tor . monev ' 37 - -0iminish 39- W lth ert'ld 40 - Sluggi,h 41 - Metal hlllenars 4 2 - Varnis h In gredient (pl.) 4 :3 - Brnh 44 46 4649 - ConllagrRtlon Teuton ic deity Places Workm1n so - Rab bit , 51 -Co nsecrated 52 - Eagle 's nest 53 - l o w, ruStlin g sounc,, 55- Buar Co in 5 7 - E• lra 56 -- Sat iates · 61 - Spoken 53 ...:.. M.. ic an sa- laborer 6-i - FrariJ• ol m ind 66 - Herm it 70- Atmo spheric co nd-lllon t 71- Expen 73- Fold 74 - Number (pl ) 7S- COI'l11nued a llamptto galn oouen ion 17 ....:. Chairs: 78- Bless ing 'Til 7 p.m. & ;>at. 'til 5 p.m. Service 'Til 12 Noon on Saturda;- ::- . ,• ·.• .'•-:' ·.'''. '. ' ' 80- Taku unta wl uttr 81 - Scold 83 - Th lnQa, in law 84 - Bo rl t ol wa ter 61 .....:.... font down 69 - Rev•ler Ea!>tern Ave. Serv1ces Offered ALBERT E.HJ.IAN Water Delivery Service Patriot Star Rt .. C~lllpolis . Ph. 379-2133 243-tf SEE A MEMBER OF OUR SALES STAFF: HARlAND WOOD, GLENN MONTGOMERY, BOB BRICKLES Gallipolis, Ohio Services Offered De liver y Service: . Your patronage wi ll be ap preciated. Ph . 446-0463. 2-tf "Hot-Shot Spray Wash' 1 BOB LANE .' S complete Bookkeepi ng ari'd ,Tax Ser· · CALL us for wash, wax and degreasing of your . trucks. vlce,, 424 112 Fourth . Ave ., mobile homes, a lum in um Kanauga . Business by BP· siding or anything washable . pointment . Ph . -446-10.49. 446-4.441. . Please call after 6 p.m. 19-ff 278-tf . Jackson, Ohio Rt. 35 North Roto Rooter BANKS TREE SERVICE SEWER and .Drain .Cleaning, Ph. 286·5700 FREE estimates, liabil ity InNat ional Se rvi ce now surance. Prun ing, trimming. available locally. For a ny· and ca vity work,. tree and kind ot stopped-up dra in, call Services Offered stump removal. Ph . 446-4953 . Services Offered 675-5195, 24 hour Serv . 7.J -tf 307- t . · C"entral Air Conditioning : J . C. COnstruction Co. new · & Heating t: con~truction , remodeli'lg , . _ ·.-., Free PLANTS . Esttm·a tes -...,..-,,_.,. ~ ' sEPt iC' TankS""' • roofmg, cement Wbrlk . ~trone"'"'",;.,.. -" a lid se~er ~ 446-39S.4 or .446:4118 . Jtewarf's Hardware se rvice . Fasf clean servtce . Vinton, Ohio :. 118-6 ·Reasoi'la ble rat es.. Phone 446144-H 1637. : HOLLEY ·eros. Construction, 98-26 SEPTIC TANKS ·~ bulldozing , bilck hoe .w?rk, Cleaned and Installed DRY WALL service by condi1ching. under roads , bonng . Russell '·s Plumbing, 446-47'82 tract. Wil lard Bosley. 446Phone 245-5018 or 245-5006. . 297-tf 116-tf 49~4 . Gerard E. Hil ferty, 282.11 'GILLENWATER' S septic tan k< . • Eli•abeth M. Hille rty to THOMAS FAIN cleaning and rdpair, alsO, sTEWARTEiectrical Serv ice & EXTERMINATING CO. house wrecking. Ph . 446-9499. Repair, house wiring , ele.ctric Gerard E . Helferty, Elizabeth Termite & Pest Control M. He llerty, Parcels, Established in 19.40. ~ heat ing . Phone 446-4561 . Wheelersburg, Ohio 169-tf . 271 -tf Salisb ury. Wilma Parmelee to Harold E. Hill , Moreena J . Hill , (SECTION 1) Parcels, Bedford . Alva J. Coates, Mary J . Coates to J ohn T. Wolfe, J oan A 40D UNIT SINGLE FAMILY .HOUSING COMMUNITY! Wolfe, Parcels, Chester. Delmus Farley, Doris Farley OPEN SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND EVERY DAY to Watha Farley , Parce ls, Sa lem. E leanor W. Zieher to Lucille 1:00 'TIL DARK He ndri cks, Lot, Middleport. Henry W. Baird, dec 'd ., to Be tty Jane Baird, Cert . Trans., Salisbury. Randall Adkins ; Mary THAT'S ALL UPPER ROUTE 7 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO DALE R. SANDERS INC. L&M Phone 592-4491 •, RODNEY, OHIO Adkins to Larry W. Jones, • PEST CONTROL - ~' • Jani ce K. J ones, 20 A:, Salisbury .. Mary A. We bster, Manning D. . Webstcr to Noel A. Herr· man , Edith Herrman, 100 A., Middleport. Hilda Marie Koblentz, dec., ROOFING and Spou ting , TERMITE Shingles and Buildup FREE Inspection . Call 446-3245J· <Hotroofs, Fr_ee Estimate Merrill. O' Dell , Operator bY,: 26 yr . experience. James Exterminal Termite Service ... Marcum , Vinton, Oh io. 38810 Belm.orit Or . . :: 8114. 267-tf( • 62-tf ,. ,: •MERCURY MONTEGO • COMET eCAPRI eDATSUN eSUBARU eMARK IV bATSON Phone 592-4463 Since Smith Auto has discontinuell _ /)11 t.~utr, we will be h11ppy to .~ervice 1111 y /) 11 tswu at our de11ler.~hip. to David .J. Koblentz, Ri chard David Kublenlz, Patricia Lynn Wolf, Ccrt. for Trans., Chester, Hi chanl David Kobl e ntz, Gary Wolf, Patricia Lynn Woll t.u Da vid .J. Koblcntz, Parcels, Ches ler . 19 NORTH • J 962 • KG 2 . ' ' ,, "Can't be live it takes only 1 qt. of Pa,\nt fo_r the exterior · ··Best buy we've seen in the a~ea, "Can't believe it's so larg~ 1n~1de , n" "Best floor plan for a house Jts SIZe we _ve ever see d . S35 000" "2 of the largest bed roams we've seen· m a house ?.n er ' "We love the high land overlooking the valley • 90 91 92 - Mount Hindu princess Fiyln g · mammals 93- Topol house 95 - Frog 96- Renovate 97-lon g tor 99 - Tille ol rupect 101 - Handlu A United States Steel creation: steel st~ding (insle~d olwood) 30 .year guaranteed steel lap siding & sol!1ls lor a matntenance free exterior . Exclusive country estate sellmg. 105- Venel 106- Sea ln Asla 107- Group of three ' 111- Supplicate t 12- High eat po int 11:3- Pack away 1 t 5 - Sle nder 116- S ta tio n 1 18 "";"" Allowan ce lqr ' wasle 1 19- Mead owa 121- Gambled 12J- C ompua po l;.t , 125-Sat of lo Ur 126 - W In peraon 127-Guldas 129- C omm onpl aca 130- M o ving Part !II mota; 131 - t.! eadow 132- Puule .· 13<1-lndonaalan tribeaman 136- Globe 137- Anci en t Greek .. coins 139'- lo4aaculln e 14 0 - Gtve up 1-44- Cu sh iOn . 3 B. R.'s; big L. R. Beautiful buill-in kitchen with large eating area. · I' I b th w 1· th shower and vanitory, separate laundry room, ceramtc 1 eo a . . ,. f 11 garage electric heat, 6" insulation in ce•hng, w-w carpe mg, u . ' 70'"120' Jot with city type water, sewer, & streets. . FARMERS HOME LOAN; DOWN & 1128 MO. 1260 '18,950 MODEL HOME FURNITURE & DECORATIONS BY · EMPIRE FURNITURE CO. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO DIRECTIONS: Drive west on Rt. 35 to Rodney· ~ass Rt. ~on l_e ft qo soo ft ... tiki right 200 yds. to house - follow Signs. 3_ 1!1tle~ from Emerged vlct ortous Ch.eer 147 - Mu 'slc as · wrllten 148- Scottilh son of 149- Amer ic an 148 - G·lli;ooNtEY (PH. essayist 1s 1- Neoa11~e t t;J- Symbol l o r nicke l 155- Ca mpau po1nt 157- Pre pos ition VILLAGE 2 RODNEY, OHIO BUILDERS & DEVELOPERS 245-,303) w~:ST 19(17 OPEL 843-2451 . $200 . Fair condition . · 5-16-12tc STEREO-RAD IO, lape com . bina 1i on, am -fm radio, 4 spea ker sound sys tem , like new. Balance -s111.27 or use ou r bu~get . term s. Call 992. 3965. 5-18-6tc •-'---~~-- BEAUTIFUL Walnu1 Stereoradio tape combination , AM · FM radio, 8 tra ck tape deck. Balance S.114.56 or terms .can be arranged. Call 992-3965. 5-13-6tc 'u__P_H_O_L~S-T_E_R_Y-M-a-te-r-ials. nylon pi- in ts. cotton pr_i nts, vinyls, velvets of all ktnds. Pomeroy Re"C.overy, 622 E. Main st ., phone 992-7554. 5' 3' 24tp 1973 STEREO 8 track . A small ba lance of $88.64 or pay 56.50 per month . Phone 992-5331. 4-20-ttc . 1 . QJJO F.AST . 85 _ . A984:l t l0864:<2 t Q9 . KJHI + 9875 SOU1'1l (D) . AKQI043 " 75 t K7 + 'AQ2 Both vu\111:rable: Wes t ·No.r th East South 14o Pass 2• PP::: Pat>s Pass •• '--O~pc:_·_n_ in_~_le_a_d_¥_ Q-:--:-' By Oswa l ~ & James Jacoby '' Finesses, fines ses, fi nesses ,' ' s hrieked South . " Luckv playe rs never lose one . l ·had to lose three out of t hree ." His king of hearts had lost to East's ace at tn~k one. East had led the SUit bac k a nd after trumping the third hea rt South had played two round s of trumps. He the n lost a club fineSse to West 's -kin g. A club camf.: back and · · d d' d MtfST se ll 1973 delu xe Zig-Zag sewl ng machine . This machine darns. embroiders, m·a·ke s. buttonhofes, all without attachments. Ju s t South fina ll y tne a .Iamon dial and sew. Pay balance of finesSe ·{(f Wind up down tw9. s38 .50 or oay $5 per month .' We agree that with all Phone 992-5331. fi nesses right South would 4~20-tfc have made six. We also know 1 - 2 YEARS old English that if he felt impelled to Springer Spaniel, female . take every finesse ~e should A.K.C. regis tered and 1 - SiK have taken the d1amon~ foot Stock rack, light Ford . fi nesse fire!. That wa) he Phone 992-7397. · co uld · have finally d• scarded 5 20-ltp a club on the ace of d1a- .\ GALLONS 'OF GAS . 'ahsbnr)' at.....!- If I"Jo"'n ur1c down lltlf lloorld never hav" t•k•n the d 1 a rn o n d , After draw~r•A trumps he should Jwve Cllihed lhc king and ace of tllamond s . He would have dropped East's queen and been home with ga me and rubber. Would he have looked silly if West held the diamond q uee n ' Not at a I1.. H ~ wo ~ 1d simpl y have led a third dtam ond and d i s c a r d e d hi s deuce of clubs. Wes t would hav e been ca ught in an end play . . Suppose East held three d i a m on d s to ·the queen? South co uld ruff ; enter dummy with a trump ; lead the three or cLubs a nd duc k completely. We st would still have been end -played . · ••• ON ANY NEW CAR SOLD FROM MAY 19 THRU MAY 25. nwnd r.neose al oil ... fj4:l For Sale Allen C. Brewer , dec., to Audrey 0 . Brewer, Cert. fOr trans., Lebanon. Chari•·• ll , Hysell, Kuthryn W, Hysell to Keilll F. . Searls, Car<>lyn ~• -rl , Purcel•. A Bad Choice ol FittP.ssing + AJ5 .Typical Comments from Open House Visitors Bill Joe Johnson IS OFFERING •LINCOLN CONTINENTAL • COUGAR • OPEN HOUSE ~--~~---------. .Services Offered Services Offered Services Offered GALLIPOLIS CHRYSLERPLYMOUTH 600 E. STATE ST. & 1200 E. STATE ST. ATHENS, OHIO YOUR DEALER FOR Meigs Property Transfers 992-2151 • 992~2152 INC~ SMITH BUICK, U. P. MARTIN & Son Water Apple City Auto Sales 8:00AM-6:00PM MON. THRU SAT. Gallipolis Chrysler-Plymouth 1639 Eastern Ave. Gallipolis 446-3273 'i-:....::-..:>-..:><:;>o.c:;>o.co.:;>o.c::><o-e>-o-o--<t:J-.o...:."<l><:><:><:;>oc"' .~1]]MffiJ1~; 14..f -&I.J - I Un~cramble these four Jumbles.. one letter to each !!iquare, to. form · four ordinary word s. I Uf:VVf: I mode- ... ...,,__ (il" l ' " ' "" o.. _I_M ., (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSI'I .) The bidding has been: West North . East Pass 1• l ¥ I N.T . Pass You, South , hold: II umrn .LOSE II AND YOU'~L. HA\IE N01'HIN5 TO $A'i. . ? .3% 4oK1S4 .K154 tAJ9 What do yo'u do ·now'! A-Bid either two or three no ~ trump. You know how well your partner · play!J; the dummy. We don•t. TOll AY'S QUESTION Again yoU r partner opens one · club. You hold : .KJ81.Kt054 t 32 .i\ 81 What do you do? . .. Now arranre the circled tetten to form tht 1urprise anawer, u sutletled by the above cutool\.. ~""'~ ·-=~~-==;-1r:=:rx~xrxnn xrrx ] {Anawer- M-d•J) . • \ Jumbles: RAIII IMIUl SLOGAN INYIAT ~ b £ieH An1wer1 Tf'U lltf"ftl W'A~n . no OIU! e .J it!- THI MARINU \ e~ter oln • • I • • I'· WOOD MOTOR SALES Now On Display At . UP TO 42 MONTHS TO PAY •2395 • Truck Campers · ' $ P . brakes. r<1dio. auto. trans ., lac . air cond., w -s -w tires , Ro sewood finish wit h blk viny l interior . In excellent cond . ;· . 145 - ' 4 Dr . Sedan , 350 cu. in. V-8 engine, P .steering, • Travel Trailers • Motor Homes ' e5th Wheels ' 19- Pertalnll'lg to the poles 20- Threefold 21 - Dld1i me r (colloQ.! 29 - Roman road INC. '71 CHEVROLET BELAIR As Advertised in Better Homes & Gardens Open Evenings MIDDLEPORT BACKHOE AND TRENCHER . LALL Jackson 286-4524. All ·types of backhoeing, septi c tanks.- foote rs, etc. Also all types of tr enching , , water lines, gas lines, etc. 69-tf DODGE ,. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO See Coachman Vacation Ideas, R. H. RAWLINGS - NORRIS 1973 Coachman CROSSWORD PUZZLE ~~-;-+- 71-Smallrug 72 - Thus 7 4 - Former _Ruuian ru lers 76- Ollsp ring 77- Nar ro w opening r·s - Reveal 79- Em bailkmenl hav ing w ld41, leve l top 62 - S ou nymph 6 4 - Stl s lor portra it t t O- CARROLL Vacation Ideas • . . MONROE- GATES· S-K WAYNE TOOLS- WALKER EXHAUST.HURST- KEYSTONE SUNDAY. MAY 20, 1973 ACROSS '\_...,.,..... Le5abre Hordlop Sedan COMPLETE LINE OF PARTS FOR ALL CARS - TOP NAME BRANDS. APA CHE SOLID STATE '73 yea rs ahead of other cam ping lra ilers . Stop in and see why! WE EKE ND SPECIALS 2 BEDROO M tr-ailer in . STANDARD 1961 good combination trailer Cheshire. util ity room, ca rpet Plumbing & Heating wi th tent sect ion - Wa s $225 and air cond itioned , cx ten dec 21-1 Third Ave., 446-3782 now $195 li vi ng room, Sl3:S month plw 187-t 1972 Bol er American sleeps 4 utilities . Call 367-7645. -~------:~------~ ideal fo r compact . New $1900, 117-.c; now $1495. ---------------, RUSSELL'S 1973 New Apache Mesa regular APART MENT an d new mobile PlUMBING&HEATING deliver ed $1795 now $1695. home . Central air and heal. GallipoliS, 446-•U82 Am sbary's Apache Excellent loca ti on . 446-0338. 297-t. . Trailer Sales 116-If 631 Fourth Ave. Gallipolis. · DEW ITT' S PLUMBING ';:;LEE PIN G rOoms, weekl'y' AND HEATING 118-tf rates, tree garage parking, _ Rout e 160at l:vergreen Libby Hotel. Phone 446-2735 · STARCKA FT Spring sale on . 241 -tf 187-tf New and used tr avel trailers an d fold down cam pers where you get serv ice and quality . McGRAW COMPANY CAMP CO NL EY STAR BU LLDOZ ER , backhoe and CRAF T SA LE S. Rl. 62 N. of land cleari ng and de velop- Po int Pleasant, behind Red men I. 446·1502, 388-8230. Carpe t In n. 675-538,J . 100-ptf 107-tt Re11t For - •2,795 50 STATE STREET AMERICAN . PART'S ' . .' .' the •••••••••••·~-~-~~~~--. . Solid Sta te constructi.on puts it ~~"~:l.:~;:s::~~~~r SUNDAY .u_~~~--~~ Furnl'ture . STARCRAFT SCHOOL'S OUT SPECIALS Ued 1973 G 8 $1649 , 1972 STM 6 $1139. 1971 18 fl . 7 in .SC now $2075 New 24 fl 7 in SC now $3975 22 11 . 7 in SC now $3650 20 II 7 in SC now $3275 8 fl 5 in low P. now $1875 Fold down cam pers $1'350 Financing arranged. we sell. se rvi ce and quality Ca mp Conley S1arcratt Sale · Rt. 62 N of Pt. Pleasa nt , Behi nd Red Carpe11nn 116-tf POMEROY MOTOR CO. Rodney-Cora Rd . Rodney , Ohio Hours 9 a .m. 1o 9 P ·"_' · Corbin & Snyder ----:-:-:-::- ~ 500 E. Main St., Pomeroy, Otuo Camping Equipment CH EVROLET QUAIL CREEK MOBIL£ COMMUNITY &SALES ~GROCERY buS(riess for sale, 2 BR mobi le home , close to ci ty , air conditioned. 446-0599. building ior sale or lease, 120 3 phone 773-5618 from 8:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. for appofn1ment. 67-tf 2 BEDROOM mob ile home on Geo'rges Creek . Road. 4464571. 120 3 . 2 TRA ILE R l.ots at Addi son, lacing Ohio River, ~il l tak e 8 or 10 wide, no 12 Wldes. Call 446.-2.341. 120-3 992-2174 We have made a special purchase of 1973 BUICK LeSABRES, 4 DR. SEDAN~ . Equipped with automatic transmission, power steering, powe1 d1sc brakes, white -wall tires, air conditioner, custom- seat belts, tinted glass, bumper protective strips, bumper guards, door guards •• remote mirrow, carpet savers, deluxe wheel covers, protecttve body side moldings. Other Models Priced Accordingly . DEAL WITH ONE OF OUR COURTEOUS DODGE BOYS .•• BUSTER SPRAGUE • JERRY BROWN • TOM NORRIS Remember We Service What We Sell. 350 Cu . ln . V ~8 eng ine , 15,000 lb. 2 speed rear ax le., good 82Sx20 10 ply tires, heavy du ty front &_ rea r spri ng s, 108" cab to axle, clean ca b. Mechani call y · sound & been reg ularly se rv iced. . ' 11 8-3 ------------ Cougar XR7. air , vinyl top, low mileage. Local owner. Pr i.ce To Sell. '3,295 1970 CHEVROLET 2 TON MOBILE home on Rl. 160 be tween Porter an d Eve r9reen, $135 per mo .. GE l8 in. television, l ¥ea r old. ut ilities paid . 388 8688. 446-0231. ------~---- Yt.t mission, P . steering, camper pkg . New tires • only 30,000 miles . ONLY SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC, OUR WORD IS OUR BOND Belvedere V-8 en gine. s t and . tran s., good tires. radi o . For Rent 3 ROOM modern apartment, second fl oor old Ohio Valley Bank Bldg ., adults only, $1JO per month, phone 446-2282. · 119·3 C6ME to our May Sa te. ·Fan ta stic savings on new fur - ~SLE EPING room s, Ga llia nitUre. 2 pc. lfvlng room sui te, Hotel. 94 _tf Reg . $199.95 now $1.45.QO. 2 pc . living room s·uite Reg . $299 .95 now only $248. Couch and MOTOR HOMES .FOR RENT cha ir $98 with trade. Bedroom NOW TAking reservations for May, Jun e, July . Complete su ites wi th ma1tress and bo>c pr imary insurance prov1ded springs only Sl99.95. l ots of at no ext r a cost. Rates as low good used furnitur~ to choose as $150 per week and m ileage . from. 1403 Eas tern Av e., Ne >ct to . Economy Motor . Sales. Ph . ALL TYPES of bu lid ing 446-1425. materi als,·block, br ick, sewer pipes, . windows, lin tels, eoc. Claude Winters, Rio Gra nde, 4 ROOM house and bath at 0 . Phone 245-5121 qfter 5. Kanauga . 446-9662. 123-tf . 119-3 REMEMBER We Seroice What We Sell 3/• Ton, 8 ft. ' bed, automatic trans . months old . $ 4 3 9 5 CEWARD CALVERT, SALESM.AN 1969 PLYMOUTH ........ :... ~795 For Sale or Trade 4-10 GAUGE sho tg un, new with case, 446-4379. 119-3 MERCURY 10 We are still making some great deals on new. Buicks, Pontiacs. So before you boy· any car new or used check with us. Be l Air, 4 dr .• gold finH;h, c lea_n in te ri or, good tires. 327 V-8 e ng in e. p . s teenng, radi O- - - -- -------,- 1967 MOBILE ·home Elconda 50 2 TRA IL ER spaces. · 446-3805-: 114-tf x l2, 2 bedroom , a ir cond .. new ca r.pet, furni shed , ex ce llent cond. $3,150, 1,900 LB . TOBA CCO base. Cilll 446-3277. Wheelersburg,. Ohio 574-5.419. 116-6 119-3 pa-c'e_s_o_n----;;~c-u-::1a:-v iIIe EL DORADO Camper for :T::R~A~I-L::E::R:-sRd . Ca ll 446-3879 or 367-7438. pickup tru ck, 1967 Triumph 104-lf motorcycle . Ca II 256-1468 after 6 p.m. SLE EPING• ROOM>, weeK ly ra tes. Park Central _HoteL HOT POINT electric stov.e, good 306-tf condit ion. Ca ll 256~ 1406 . -----=-~-:-:-::::-:------:-:. 11 9-3 APARTMENT for construction :---:-:---:---:------:-:-:--=-men . Ph . 446-0756. '(;OOD CLe;I\N LUMP and 267-tf stoker coal. Carl Wrhters , Riq Grande. Phone 245-51 15. FURNISHED. 2 bedroom 6-tt apartment, available June 12th. · Need Another Bldg.? lle-lf .SEE our aluminum' bldgs Heavy duty , with floor ing . APARTMENT and new mobile horn e, ceoltral a ir and heat, wir.ed for electric. Also Wes1 excelle nt location, 446-0338. Virginia chUnk coal, drain lle-lf tile , bell tile, ce ment and mortar. Gallipolis Block & Coal Co .. 123 1/l Pine, 446-2783. Looking for a mobile hom e 207 -tf lol or a qualitY mobile home? · We have both at JUST taken in , deluxe zig zag sewing machine . This m'·achine ' darns , em broider ies, overcasts, buttonholes, pay balance $36.50 or paymen1scan be arranged . 446-0255. 1968 1969 CHEVROLET.. ...........s895 Nf'W & USED FURNITURE · 854 Second, 446-9523 Parsons ·' sleering , while-wall tires. light blue finish . with spotless interior. radio. See the sha rp popular model. FULLY . Brougham, 4 dr. hardtop, auto. trans. miss ion, radio, air condition, P . steering, tilt wheel, white with vinyl roof. Like new. Wagon, auto . Sold th is car 11 months ago. Real nice • 1 9 9 5 li tt le wagon. ONLY OPEL 1971 DODGE D-200 I Grand Prix, only 11,624 miles. Only P O N T I A C Just like new. KARR & VAN ZANDT 116-6 1972 4 Door, local 1 owner with tess than 6.400 miles. 307 V-8, aulomatic tr ans.. power CADILLAC$ • 1971 DODGE MONACO used car. Check the following for 50me great buys. 3 NEW 1973 ( WEEKLY SPECIALS Used Car Buyers looking for a good price on a good •3500 RICE'S . 1 WANTED Green finish , gold interior, full power equ ip-men_t. Cruise ControL new w-s-w tires, Climate Control a1r conditioning. USED FURNITURE GOOD heavy dresser, Early American couCh •. sofa bed. wood dinette se1. 3 sets of box springs and mattress, livirig room chair, 3 living room ~uites, 2 double b¢ds. INC. PH. 992·2174 YOURSELF WITH ONE OF BETIER BUYS! 70 Cadillac H.T. Sedan For MOTOR$, 500 E. MAIN On The Best 1-Coupe DeVille . 2-Sedan DeVilles NELSON ~ s .Better Buys ~ '6utuJbc .' I ) �·. 24 - The SUnday Times- Sentinel, Sunday, May 20, 1973 14 Fined hy court ELB RFELDS IN POMEROY POMEROY - Fourteen persons were fined and fifteen forfeited bond in Meigs County Court Friday. POMEROY - Good news for Pomeroy residents ! Fined by Judge Frank W. This is "clean-up week" when village employes will haul Porter were William H. Lily, away all that stuff that's been accumulating all winter long. Just Jr ., Rt. 1, Cheshire, $150 and place it on the curbing near your home and village employes will costs, 3 days in jail, 6 months take care of the rest. suspended license on restricted This is a valuable service in this day and age. Scientific basis, D.W.I. ; Holton T. Potts, Sanitation Inc. which serves as the garbage collection agency in Wilmington, Del., Loe Lee Pomeroy, is not to be put down . The company does a good job, Maple, Cleveland, Robert B. but can 't take all of the accumulations of discards primarily Unroe, Rt. 2, Gallipolis , because PJe mater ials from which they are made many times Marga ret E. Stewart, Mid- •fouls up the expensive packer trucks. dleport, $10 and costs each, Pickup service by the village will be handled by wards as speeding; Jack E. Hall, Rt. 1, follows : first ward, Monday; second on Tuesday, third on Cheshire, $5 and costs, no slow Wednesday and Thursday , and fourth on Friday. moving vehicle sign ; Freda The village would appreciate being ready on the designated Jones, Rt. 3, Albany, $10 and day but will make callbacks if anyone is missed . If this be the costs, passing without assiu-ed case, just call Village Hall. clear distance; Jeffr ey D. ' Howell, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, $10 MRS. C. H. (SIS) Wise writes from Waverly that she was and costs, passing on yellow more than pleased that so many Meigs County friends sent cards line; Richard J . Burkhamer , and letters on her birthday. "So nice to be remembered when you Pomeroy, $35 a nd costs, are away", Sis comments. She received some 40 remembrances. I ' speeding; J err y J . Hall , Cheshire , $10 and costs, MRS. NELLIE VALE, a Meigs County school supervisor who overwlde load ; Leland Nelson, underwent major surgery at Mt. Carmel Hospital, is making Rt. 2, Pomeroy • $10 and costs, great progress, many will be pleased to know. stop sign ; Christopher Napper • Mrs. Vale was remembered also by thoughtful Meigs $25 and costs, $10 suspended, Countians with so many cards and flowers. ''It is so wonderful to overload ; Wondel R. Dlnguss, know you have so many friends who really care", she writes . Rt. 1, Dexter, $25 and costs, no Mrs. Vale is in the seventh week of being away from her operator's license; Earl C. duties. She spent three weeks in the hospital, a week at the home Kauff, Jr., Hemlock Grove, UO of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Vale, and is and .costs, failure to drive on now recuperating at her Albany Route 3 home. She's walking right side of road. with a cane about the house and expects to be out in a couple of Forfeiting bonds were Paul more weeks. 1 D. Wedge, Bowling Green, ' Ky.; Arthur D. Wilson, WHEN THE MEIGS LOCAL teachers were on strike Virginia Beach, Va .; Marshall recently, we checked around and reported that a teachers strike C. Rodgers, Beaver, Pa.; Jane had not previously occurred in Meigs County. G. Smith, Pt . Pleasant ; Ernest Then a reliable informant phoned, stating that Pomeroy Menchini , Nitro; Marvin R. teachers had gone on strike in the early 30s because Middleport Hand, Sarasota , Fla .; Richard teachers had been given $100 Christmas bonuses and Pomeroy M. Conrad, Hebron ; Elnathan teachers had not. The report stated that the teachers were out for · Paul Moorehouse, Jr., Akron, a day or two. $27.50 each, speeding ; Charles Then came another telephone call from another reliable C. Whitt, David Hudnall, Carol source, stating that the Pomeroy teachers didn't actually go out M. Mullins, $25 each, in- on strike, but that a committee was formed and went to the toxication; Charles T. Dolan , courthouse to see if funds for a Christmas bonus for Pomeroy The Plains, $27.50, left of teachers could be secured. The funds were found, and the $100 • . center ; Ga ry R. Blair, In- bonus was paid over the year, and there was no strike. dianapolis, Ind ., $22.50, unsafe Charles Gibbs, former Pomeroy superintendent, who has vehicle ; Hobart G. Cook, returned from Florida has verified that the Pomeroy teachers Lefthand, W. Va. , $27.50, stop never were on strike. So, apparently, the original report weeks sign, and Mark A, Rafferty, ago, was "the way it was ." Curwensville, Pa ., $22.50, THOSE BEAUTWUL IRIS along the railroad track on East following too close. Main St. just didn't happen. They are the work of Mrs. Wanda Rizer who lives across the street. They are nic.e beautification in IN NAVY EXERCISES POMEROY Navy that end of Pomeroy. Fireman Gerald 0 . Pullins, son , ANYONE FOR A dog? of Mr . and Mrs. Gerald 0 . A medium-sized, black dog, possibly part chow, has shown Pullins of Route 2, Pomeroy, participated in the Exercise up nea r the home of Mr . and Mrs. Floyd Weber, Keno. The 1 animal may have been lost or strayed ; It is now at the Weber G~l<len Dragon '73 in Korea aboard this amphibious land- · home and the owner may contact the Webers, who have found it ing dock ship, homeported in to be an excellent farm dog. The Webers can be reached at 985San Diego. A 1970 graduate of 3948 through Chester. Meigs High · School , he joined the Navy in April ·1971. · MR . AND MRS. DALE NICHOLSON have returned to their Middleport home from a three week stay in Europe where they were the guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Haynes . Mr . and Mrs. Haynes are living in Wiesbaden, Germany . · While on their visit, Mr . and Mrs . NiCholson and the Haynes traveled in eight diff erent' countries including Germany, Austria, Liechtenstein , Switzerland, France, Luxemborg, Belgium and · Holland . Highlights. of their trip were visits to the former concentration camp at Dachau, the Olympic grounds in Munich, the·' salt mines at Kerchtesgaden, King Ludwig's castles near Gar,~~~ mich , a diamond cutting factory in Holla(\d and the illuminated h canals of Amsterdam. They thoroughly enjoyed sightseeing along the Rhine River, traveling through the Alps, and attending A St ate Fa rm Fa mil y In co me Polley a concert by Glen Campbell an~ Anne Murray in Frankfurt. •. WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC STREET ENJOY A TRIP TO ELBERFELDS MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE- - THERE'S ALWAYS .PLENTY OF FREE PARKING . - AND YOU'LL LIKE THE EXCELLENT SELECTION OF MERCHANDISE ON SALE AT THE WAREHOUSE - ELBERFELDS WAREHOUSE JS , OPEN EVERY DAY MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY '9:30 AM TO 5 PM ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OPEN 9:30 A.M. TIL 9 AT NIGHT. ~ SALE! 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 20, 1973 carl fenton ihle murray smiddie