https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ea9c9ce267d162f0868159b81cfcfd0a.pdf 113e30c5db2dfeb4029b41f288ac66bd PDF Text Text 1 • • . l ~ ' • Colorful parade launches Big~ Regatta Weekend ending today 12-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., June l!i,l973 Rettie LeMaster Guardrail hit . ..Sheriff · Robert C. Har. lenbach's Dept. investigal<!d a single car accident today at 3:16 a .m. in Orange Township Rettie LeMaster 83, 139 E. on SR 7. No personal injuries Second St., Chillicothe, for were reported. merly of Meigs County, died Jimmy R. Fortune , Thursday at the ChiUicothe Nelsonville, was traveling Hospital . She was preceded in north, went ofl the highway on death by her parents. the right, back across the high- Roseberry and Mary Grinun way, going ofl on the left and Taggart, and a sister. striking a guardrail. There was surviving are three heavy damage to the left side daughters, Dorothy Auld, of the vehicle. No citation was Anaheim, Calif.; .Shirley issued. ... Grimes, Bugholz, and ' Mary Lou Suflelette, Ontario, Calif. ; six sons, Donald, Chillicothe; Pleasant Valley Hospital Wayne of Blumfield; Harry, Discharges : Burgettstown, Pa.; Jack ol Pau1ine Greathouse, Mid- Chillicothe; Clifford of Rich· dleport; Mrs. Carl Simpkins, mond, Ohio, and Gilbert, of Ppint Pleasant ; Mrs. Elias Chillicothe; two sisters, zet Hatfield, son, Gallipolis; Eydie Hefferman, Utica, Pa., and Net and Angela Durst, Mt. Alto; Smith, Coolvillei a brother, Ed Dolph Hill, Point Pleasant; Taggart, Florida ; 19 grand· Albert Oldaker, Letart ; Azalea children, a great-grandchild, Odister, Pomeroy; Iva Wolfe, and several nieces and Rutland; Rodney Little, nephews. Minersville; Cecil Morris, Funeral services will be at 3 Gallipolis, and Mrs . Keith p.m. Saturday at the Ewing Dewitt, Henderson. Funeral Home with the Rev. Marshall Larimore officiating. died Thursday Friends may call at the funeral MEIGS THEATRE home any time. June 15-21 NOT OPEN Fri. -Sat.- Sun. June 22 -23-24 1776 <Technicolor) Wm . Daniels Howard DaSilva Adults ~ $1.50 (G) Children : 75c Show Starts ·7 p.m. LODGE TO MEET A special meeting ol Shade River Lodge 453, F . and A.M., Chester, has been set for 8 p.m. Thursday at the temple. Work will be in the EA degree, Master Masons are urged to attend. State allocation of funds is made (You promised her father youtl take good care of her.) When you 're reaQy l or that second car, let us arrange a morley-saving Auto Loan for yotl. Quick.l y. Easily. With ou t a lo t of red tape . Stop by and see how we go one step further fo_r you . pomeroy national bank the bank of the century established 1872 Member FDIC (Continued from Page I) WASHINGTON (U PJ ) B. Connally, despite J'ohn Following deductions for Mattner who returns to PennWhiie House denials, is sylvania Conference. school employes and teachers Syracuse: Richard E. Jarvis reportedly frustrated and retirement and allotments to from Fultonham, succeeding Ralph S. Malcomb who moves the county board of education to Badow . Meigs County schools received Afhens District Superintend- IIOSJ'IT<\1. ~EWS $177,568.77 in June under the ent: James H. McCormack from Hamilton First Church , HoJzer Medical Center state school foundation s.tcCeedlng Joseph R. Graham (Discharges) program, state Auditor Joseph who goes to Hamilton First Claude Pope, Terry Q.teen, Church. T. Ferguson announced. Everett Sirns 1 Erma Nelson, Amounts received by the Otho Miller, Ger•ld Wilderlocal districts included m.uth, Meta McEachern , Eastern, $38,990.53; Meigs McCoy, Dollie Gladys $102,984.11 , and Local, Lockhart, Mary Hysell, Helen Southern Local, $3>,594.13. The Heaton, Ferne Gray, Opha county board received $8,409.87 Fitzwater, Grace Fadeley , including a $3,>33.39 direct Mae Damron, Charles Bush, allotment with the balance Lydia Bunch, Billie Bosley, being made up in allotments Mary Allen, Mildred Adkins, from the local districts. Nora McKean to Lucille M. Danny_ Wilbor, Ruby Snyder, Haggerty , Richard L. Charles Parks, Bryan Leach, Ohio Senate asks Haggerty, Lot 427, Middleport. Kathr yn Buchanan, Mrs . Delta extension Robert V. Haggerty to Wayne Brown and sOn, Charles Watterson, Kerry Wandling, COLUMBUS ( UPI) - The Lucille M. Haggerty, Lots, Polly Tuppett, Kimberly KithOhio Senate approved by a Middleport. Josephine Mallory to Em- cart, and Bessie Blake. v.olce vote Thursday a (Births) resolution urging Congress to mett R. Smalley, Mar y Harvey Rowley, a son, Mrs. give the Delta Queen a five Smalley, Lot, Middleport. Lydia Wandling, dec . to Gallipolis; Mrs . Frederick year ex.tension of federal Arthur Wandling, Aff. for Lucas , a daughter, Jackson, safety requirements. and Mrs. Steven Harper, a son, The resolution asked for a trans., Pomeroy. Arthur Wandling to Orval L. Jackson. five year extension of the six· year exemption the steamboat, Wiles, Betty J . Wiles, Lots, which is made of wood, had Pomeroy. New pastor comes Bertha Barreft, dec. to from the safety at sea act. State Sen. Stanley Aronoff, R· William Barrett, Bruce to local church Cincinnati, said another Delta Barrett, Mae Nelson, Howard The Rev . Mr. William Queen is under construction, Wesley Barrett, Robert tt, Helen Matheny, Cert. Barrl 27, of Marietta Sydenstricker, but will not be complel<!d for is the new pastor of the Enanother tlu-ee years. It will for trans., Salem. Barrett, Bruce William terprise United Methodist meet the all-steel construction standards required In .the Barrett, Jennie Barrett, Mae · Church. He will speak at the Nelson, Carl Nelson, Howard Sunday morning service at the federal act. Wesley Barrett, Patty Barrett, church. Robert Barrett, Sandra The minister, his wife, and Barrett to Robert Barrett, two chi1dren plan to move into THREE RUNS MADE Pomeroy E·R squad an- Sandra Barrett, 1.25 Acre, the parsonage sometime next week. The Rev. Mr. Sydenswered three calls Thursday, Salem, Helen Matheney, Charles stricker fills the pulpit vacated at 12:42 p. m. to the carnival Matheney to Robert Barrett, following the appointment of behind Pomeroy Jr. High where a man had been shocked Sandra Barrett, 1.25 Acre, the Rev. Slllnten Srnith as director of the Methodist by a 220-volt line. He declined Salem. at Lancaster. Campgrounds treatment; at 5:44 p.m. Mrs. John Russell, Wyllis Hill, was taken to Veterans Memorial SCHOOL STARTS By Mrs. Herbert Roush Hospital, and at 1:03 a.m. took Vacation Bible School will Mrs. Herbert Sayre, Mrs. Christine Freeman, Mechanic Monday at the Sutton start St., to Veterans Memorial Herbert Shields were at Holzer Hospital with a possible heart Medical Cen~r on Monday to Unil<!d Methodist Church with "We Look to Jesus" as the condition. see their doctors. Pvt. and Mrs. Ronald Russell theme. Hours will be frpm 9 to and daughter, Mandy, of 11 :30 a.m. each day. Children · REVERSED of the community are invited. Candy C. Proffitt was Maryland are spending two awarded the divorce from weeks furlough with Mr. and Randall Proffitt not ·Randall Mrs. Russell Roush and Mr. TO MEET AT ZION Proffitt from Candy Proffitt as and Mrs. Robert Russell at The Meigs Gounty Men's .. ·reported earlier. The maiden Wolfpen. Fellowship of the Churches of . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller name of the defendant, Christ will meet at the Zion and four children of Delaware Hoback, was restored. Church of Christ at 7:30 p.m . spent a weekend with Mrs. Mary Donohue and Mrs. Rose Monday. lng, student, succeeding Martha disappointed with his new role of part-time adviser and will soon sever relations with President Nixon. Connally, a Democrat when Nixon named him treasury secretary two years ago, rejoioed the administration this spring after turning Republican , but his friends and political ' associates were Meigs Marriage License Morris Mehraban, 24, Pomeroy, Rt. 4, and Linda Sue Ray, 23, Pomeroy, Rt. 4. INROOM332 Miles Dice of Middleport is reported in serious condition at the Holzer Medical Center ..His room number is 332. •utland Nixon aide frustrated in new role Property Elberfelds l.n Pomeroy Transfers OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 PM Fairview ·----'·--·-.... ----.· ' pome•oy Ministers -----·-----. Ice Cream Social Homemade Ice Cream, desserts, noon and evening lunches. Friday & Saturday 11 :00 A.M ..9:00 p.m. Order Qt . lee Cream full-time, long-tenn job." Coonally was said to feel that he has not ' 'played a popular saying Thursday that the role" with Nixon and that he former Texas governor and· has had to talk to the President protege of the late President "like a Dutch uncle." His Lyndon B. JobnSOII has found friends said he has described his position with Nixon less the situation at tbe White House as a ''screwed~pmess'' than he expected. The While House disputed as a result of Watergate and an the reports, saying that Con- inflationary economy. nally and Nixon enjoy a close "I've done all I can at the relationship and that Connally moment," Connal~y was "never considered this to be a quoted as saying. "Going one step further" St. Paul Lutheran Church c:;or. 2nd & Sycamore, Po.meroy Celebrate Regatta Week At The Meigs Live Entertainment ---------"'" Saturday Night 10:00 TIL 2:00 ,.----1 Our Interest Is Greater For You I 6% I I I I I I I I I 2 Year The MEIGS INN POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-3629 ' The Aristocrats Featuring · BRUCE STALNAKER I I I I I I I 1 .1 1 All IN EVERY DEPARTMENT ON ALL THREE FLOORS AND AT ELBERFEJ,.D$ MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE II and At .Eiberfelds Mechanic Street Warehouse TUFTED BACK class;c styl e. TRADITIONAL full •ecf;ne• ULTRA-MODERN sw;ve t se t. COLONIAL rocke r-recli ner RECLINERS FOR SITTING BACK ••• STRETCHING OUT He's a hard working family man. On his day show him how much you core wnh his kind of chair- a mansized recliner. ~ Insured ·--------·-1 Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Jlallev NO. 20 3 SECTIONS Gallipolis-Point Pleasant II· RIO GRANDE - Career Education, critical analysis of model ca'reer education, and ways of · imp1ei.nentin8: model career education will be outlined here this week in the final three days of a , Vocational .Guidance Seminar sponsored by the Gallia-Jackson-Vinton Joint Vocational School. Twenty-three instructors from four counties - including Gallia and Meigs are &!tending the seminar. William 0. Northup, Gallia County Guidance SUpervisor and seminar coordinator, said teachers may get four quarter hours of credit from Ohio University for participation. The seminar is designed to assist teachers to develop skills required to prepare local guides to occupational oportunities for students leav ing or graduating from high school; to ·assist in lh.e development of skills to use materials necessary in 'the implementation of the Ohio Career Education Model ; to experience and evaluate the vocational and industrial eJ<periences available to students in school served by the seminar participants; to develop skills in working with other professional personnel whose cooperation is essential for the effective introduction of a program of career education ·and to gain an appreciation of the developments likely to shape the economy of the immediate and distance future. Four universities, Ohio State, Ohio University, The Universitj· of Cincirmati and Rio Grande College have furnished resource personne], An overall seminar evaluation will be made on Wednesday, June 20. SUNDAY, JUNE 17, 1973 By Bob Hoefli ch POMEROY - Eight marching bands, sharp baton units, original floats <Jild beautiful queen candidates aild visiting festival queens made another successful Big Bend Regatta Parade Friday eve ning. Headed by Dwight Goins, Meigs High School irlstrwnental lnstructor, and Jim Mees of Radio WMPO, the parade moved up North Second Ave. in Middleport, non- MARK ABELS, Ohio Employment Services, was a prlncfpaJ speaker Friday during the Vocational Guid· ance Seminar at Rio' Grande College_ KER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. PRICE 20 CENTS Porneroy-Middlepo .. t Wahama hand first; KC second TWO WIN SCHOLARSIIIPS COLUMBUS - The •warding of medical scholarships of $2,000 e•ch to Christopher L. Demas of Reynoldsburg and Donald J . Kennedy of Athens was announced today by the Ohio State Medical Associ•tion . Dr. Oscar W. Clarke, Gallipolis, Association president, said this 'year marked the 25th annual awarding of the scholarships which arc a part of OSMA's continuous activities to stimulate young men arld women of Ohio in becoming doctors of me~i c in e, with emphasis on their becom ing fam il y physicians serving Ohio residents. stop to Pomeroy. Mrs. Janet Korn, William Snouffer flnd Ralph Werry judged the flouts of the parade before the units moved along the parade route. Charles Minelli of Ulc Ohio University instrumental music ·department judged bands from the porch of the Melgs Inn at Pomeroy . The sharp Waharna Hlgh School band took first place honors in the laller judging, piling up 84 out of a possible 80 points. Second plnce went to Kyger Creek High School, third to Easlern High Schooi, rind fourth to Waverly High School. All of lhe bands participated in a Class C category ... based on the size of the school and all received participation trophies. Tile Meigs High School Band marched for comment only. The judge noted thai the Meigs Band is greatly improved , had 11 full band .sound, and was exce JJe~t in m<Jrching . The Meigs Band was 14 points und er the top scoring Wahama Band . Con tributing gre~tly to the parade this year was Myron Duffield of Olmsted, Ohio, who played his caliope, moving continuously from one song to another in a repertoire of well known songs o( bygone years. Duffield played his instrument from a brilliant red and gold drcusJype wagon . He wil plB.y hourly today at the annual .Heritage Day observance at the Meigs Muoewn in Pomeroy · The marching units of the Gl<>ettes, the )1oyul Kadettes and the Cryst.iiers added to the par.ude as dld excellent mounted rider.s in their varied rJdlng costumes. Probably the largest number of visiting festival queens were on hand Friday night in tho history of regatta parades. Emergency and fire vehicles of the area took part along with 4-H clubs, scouts, . school groups such as cheerleaders and clubs which had floats, commercial entries, fraternal groups and others. · In the float judging firs\ place in \~• noncommercial category went to Ohio Eta Phi Chapt<or of Beta Sigma Phi. The float carried the queen candidates as well as the reigning queen, . Miss Leann Sebo. A second place award Went to Duffield. · A youth float dlvlsJon was created with the trophy golng to the Future Homemakers of America and the F'uture Farmers of America. The Teaford Realty Co. won first place in the commercial NEW VICE CIIIEF NAMED division carrying out the theme of the WASHINGTON (UP! ) - The Pen- regatta, "A good place to be in '73". The lllgon announced Friday that President best frog theme entry was that of the J . Nixon had named Gen. Frecerick C. · and R, Sports Shop, Pomeroy, with Fred Weyand as new Army vice chief ol staff to Wolfe and Jim Frecket costumed as a frog succeed Gen. Alexander M. Halg, who ·is and a duck. retiring to become While House Staff ch.ief Awards were presented at th~ Meigs Inn on a full time basis. following the parade. Miss Davis is employed GALLIPOLIS - Miss Christy Ann Davis, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. George Davis, Holcomb ·Hill, was employed Saturday afternoon as a speech and hearing therapist for the Gallia County &hools. Miss . David, a graduate of Gallia Academy High &hool, received her B.S. Degree from Ohio University. She HAVE WAGON , WHEELS, WILL TRAVEL - With the first day of summer replaces Susan Evans who resigned last just aroUnd the corner, an~a residents are busy making plans fQr vacations. month . Mrs. Evans and her husband have Unusual photo above was taken in Gallipolis by J. Sam Nichols, a s one· moved to California . . Gallipolitan family prepa red to "hit the trail." By the way, summer will arrive The board set the mileage rate lor its officially on Thursday, June 21. new superintendent, Comer Bradbury, at nine cents per mile. Outgoing County Superinte ndent Clarence . E. Thompson reviewed letters submitted by the State Department of Education in reference to the revocation of charters of the North Gallia, Hannan . POMEROY - Meigs County is about reduced.. Blood continues to be needed, Trace and South.western School Districts. 100 pints o/ blood short of its quota for the even though school is • out. Pomeroy The charters were revoked last Monday by year, local American Rel Cross officials · Elementary School P'T A members must the Stale Board of Education. The motion said in a reminder that a bloodmobile will continue to give blood during the summer becomes effective on Jan. 1, 1974. he at the Pomeroy Elementary School months if the school is to have fu ll tomorrow. coverage under a special school coverage Officials are hoping for a " good turn· program. Hours of tomorrow's visit are 1 WINNERS NAMED POMEROY - Winners in the fishing out" so that some of the lag tan be to 6 p.m. derby Saturday morning in the Big Bend CAMERA,, GLASSES STOLEN Regatta were first, Tom Hawley, age 12 ; MONEY RECEIVED GALLIPOLIS ~ A camera and set of sec-ond, Tom Owens, 11; third, Chris MIDDLEPORT - Distribution of the binoculars vaiued.at $75 were taken from a Woods, II; fourth , Dan Thomas, II; fifth , state gasoline excise tax to municipalitieS Bill Kautz, II ; sixth, David Roush , 13, in Meigs Coonty has been made as Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric seventh, David Harris, 13; eighth, Tirr fpllows : Middleport, $1,909; Pomeroy, Co mpany-owned car Friday .· Sylvan Tucker, 14, and ninth, Mike Owens, 13. $1,950; Racine, $369; Rutland, $415 ; Gardner, 110 Kineon Dr., said the items Appr:opriate prizes for nimrods were Syraruse, $493 ; for total paymenls of were taken from the car when it was parked near his home. awarded. $5, 136. m: Blood supply 100 units short The Athens County Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio ':-..;;·:;.# "tmts Seminar continues Free Customer Parking on Second Street Meigs Branch {.;4~~ VOL. 8 Sale $11 ·----·~------.:..______j THE RIGHT SIZE CHAIR FOR EVERY SIZE DAD · · • Your l11vited Guest R m1ching More Thall 12,000 P11milies 30 PAGES 88 • + Partly cloudy with chance of thunderstorms Sunday and Sunday night. Highs Sunday in the mid and upper 80s. Lows Sunday night in the upper 60s and low 70s. Reg. $14.98 to $22.98 Elberfelds In Pomeroy POPffi..AR AGAIN WITH parade viewers was the Frogmobile. Grand Croaker Jim Cia !worthy rode on the front of the vehicle along with an unidentified ape. Weather WOMENS DRESSES and PANTSUITS Of Deposit Accounts . WINS YOUTH TROPHY - This large n.;.t featuring a revolving world won a ftrst place youth trophy for floats entered in the Big Bend Regatta Parade Friday rught. The float was created by the Future Homemakers of America and the Future Farmers of America at Meigs High School. r---~~~~u~;u~c~~---1 Certificat~ l i$20,000.00 by FSLIC. ., STOREWIDE SALE. BARGAINS 16 percent per. year on 2 1year Certificates 1 Deposit . $10,000. I Minimum . · Interest I payable Quarterly. Enjoy! • . SAVE THIS WEEKEND DURING OUR Bachus. Mrs. Dorothy Glenn, Mrs. Peggy Gregory of Antiquity were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sayre. Mrs. Isabelle Simpson and Vera Beegle of Racine called on the Sayres Sunday af· ternoon. G'eorge .Sayre Jr. of Denve~, Colo., is visiting his aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sayre. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis of Clifton, Mrs. Robert Russell of Wolfpen, Mrs. Ronald Russell and Mandy visited Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush over the weekend. Mrs. Ruth Parsons is visiting hef dB.ughter. in-law, Mrs. Frances Parsons. ENTERTAIN GUESTS ENTERPRISE Mrs. Beatrice Buck entertained Sunday at her Enterprise home with a family dinner. Her guests were Mr. and Mrs. Benny Buck and children, New Lexington, Mr. and Mrs. Gil Buck and Jon, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wallace and son, Buck. - Shop Saturday In Air Conditioned Comfort 9:30 to 9 PM at 992-2010 Air Cond. Fellowship Hall ~ J THE WINNERS - Taking first, second and third in the Big Bend Regatta Queen contest were Cathy Rayburn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Rayburn, Pomeroy, first runner-up ; Joyce Myers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers, Long Bottom, second runner-up and vOted M'i.s's New attack seen . BEIRUT IUP!) - ThP"Palestlnlan . guerrilla news agency said Saturday that Israelis massing the largest troop buildup In its history along the entire length of Its border with Syria and Lebanon. The •gency WAF A· said the troop concentrations ' were larger ·than the buildup that preceded the Arab-Israeli war of June, 1967. The agency said it expected a . massive , Israeli· attack against both Syria and Lebanon within 48 hours. , ) Congeniality, and Mindy Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Young, Middleport, Rt. !; third runner-up. At left is Vernon Weber who announced the winners. Mayors of the fi ve comm unities judged the queen contestants Thursday evening. Judging was based on poise, personality and appearance. First Art winners POMEROY - Winners in the firskver Frog ·Art Co ntest were announced Saturday. First, second and third place winners respectively weret Tadpole division, 3-6 ,year olds, Susie Thoma, Pomeroy; TerTie Anne Starcher, Minersville, and Scott Starcher, Minersville; ages 7-10, Rebecca Gheen, Racine; Brian Cleland, Racin.e, and 'Rita Sloter, Racine; Frog division, 1113, Sandra McKibben , The Plains; Janet Crume, Athens, and Roger Michael, Pomeroy; age 14-17, Pamela King, Mid- dieport; Tina Nierl, Middleport, and Vicki Fry, Middleport. Also, Croaker division, ages 18-30, Steve Warner, Pomeroy ; Bonnie Nappier, Harrisonvil1e, and Jo Ani} McLaughlin, Pomeroy , and 30 and up, Nellie Zerkle, Middleport; Candida Palmer, Rio Grande, and Milford Hysell, Middleport. Prizes in the Tadpole division were 1st, $10; 2nd, $5, and 3rd, $1; Frog dtvision, lsi, $10; 2nd, ~.and 3rd, $2; Croaker division •. 1st, $35 ; 2nd, $10, and 3rd, ~ . ' �June 17, Television Log LIM IT I SUNDAY , JUNE 17, 1973 6 00 Travelogue 4, 6: 30 This Week 4 · Newsmaker '73 13; Following the Spirit 10~ 7. 00 Communlque 6 . Old Time Gospe-l Hour 13; Time FOI" Timothy 4 7:30 - f aith For Today 8; Revival F ires 6 ; Herald of Truth J ; Camera Three 10. 7: 45 News 4 8 :"00 Leonard Repass S , Gospel Caravan 6: ChiJr ch Service 13 , 8dly James Hargis ar'ld his All American Kids 10; f.ltcK. man Choi r 3; Day of Dlscovery 4. 8. 30 Oral Roberts 3; Your Health 4; Day of Di scovery 8; Ru: Humbard IJ ; Revival Fires 15 ; Kathryn Kuhlman 6: Oon Young 10. 8 55 Black Cameo 4. 9 00 Sing ing Jubilee 3; Cadle Chapel 4; Oral Roberts 10 ; Rex Humbard 6; Old- Fa shioned Meeting 8. 9· 30- Church By Side of the Road 4; Pebbles & Samm Bamm 8. Chris t I s The Answer 13. IO· oo-Church Serv •ces .4 ; Curiosity Shop 6, 13 ; Garden Club 8; Th i s Is The llle 3. Faith For Today- 15 ; Movie " Duel In the .Jungle" 10. 10: 15 - Facing Li fe 8. 10. 30 - Viewpoinf8 ; Th. s Is The life 15; Cap ta in Noah 3; lns•ght 3 EASY WAYS TO IUY ••• CASH, CHARGE, .... ..,.. --.. "' • ANTIQUE CAR - Wendell Kaylor, New Haven, made last minute adjustments before getting into the rega tta parade line Friday. Kaylor was driving a 1929 Ford Roadster. His vehicle was just one of a number or excellent antique ca rs m the parade Friday evening. DeLille enlists in Navy GALLIPOLIS John Richard DeLille, Jr ., son of Mr. and Mrs. Jon R. DeLille (the former Mary Joanne Betz), Rodney, and Mrs. Inez Mae Betz, Gallipolis. Also attending were Mrs. Rex Greenlee and son, Rodney and Mrs. Betty McClasky, Colwnbus. was one of 523 seniors wh o On June 10, John, his three brother s, Ronnie, J oey and Chuckie, were honored with a luncheon .· Attending were Judge and RobertS . Beto, Gallipolis; Mr . •nd Mrs. Raymond DeLille, Mike, Robin and Kendra of Rodney ; Mrs . Bonita Ann Pt. Pleasant; Mr . and Mrs. Pt. Pleasant; Mr . and Mrs Hunter Boice, Hunter and Tracy ; Mr. and Mrs. Martin DeLille , Pam and Mr. Charles DeLille, all of Colwnbus. Rickie has enlisted in the United States Navy and will report for duty June 28. graduated from Walnut Ridg e High School on June 9. DeLille was a member of the school's concert and marching bands, and was a member of the school choir. He plays an alto saxophone . Among those from here attending g raduat ing ceremonies were his grandmothers, Mrs. J . E. DeLille, ASK TOWED POMEROY - Virgil Eugene Jacks, Jr., 20, Rutland, and Sharon Lou Hart, 16, New Jfuven. 10. NAVY BOUND - John Richard DeLille, Jr., has enlisted in th e U. S. Navy. DeLille was one of 523 seniors grad uating from Walnut Ridge High School in Columbus June 9. • .ANEW ADMIRAL '73 .. ~ ·~ ' !\\ I I' !\ I' I. '\ !. . .' I I •. I a. JO - Mann i x a. Columbo 3. 4, 15. 9 00 - Mast~rpiece Theatre 20, 33; Pilot Films 6, 13. 9:30 - Barnaby Jones a. 10. 10 : 00 F ir mg Lin e20, 33, Nlgh l Gallery 3, 4, 15. 10: 30 - We Thmk You Shoul d Know 3; H igh Road to Adventure 10 ; Pol ice Su rgeon 15, Hall Th e George Kirby Comedy Hour 8; Bobby Goldsboro 4. 11: 00 - News 3, 4, 8, 10, I S. 11: 1S - News 6, 8, 10, 13. 11:30 - Johnny Carson 4, 15: News 4, 6, IS ; Movies " Hel lo, Sucke r " 3; " Heaven Can Wa i t" 8; "Operat ion Disaster" 10 ; D1 ck Cavett 13 11. 45 - In Concert 13 12 . 00 - ABC News 1$. 1.00 - Rol le r Derby 4. "2 00 - News 4 I MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1973 6·00 - Sunrise Semina r 4; Sac red Hearl 10. 6. 15 ~ Far m tim e 10. 6: 20 ....... Farm Report 1J 6: 25 - Paul Har vey 13 6 30 - Co lumbus Today 4; Bi ble Answers 8; Schoo l Scene 10; Good News 13. 6· 45 - Corncob Repor t 3 7: 00 - Today 3. 4. 15; News, Weather , Sports 6; CBS News 8, 10; Jeff's Collie 13 7· 30 - Romper Roo m 6 ; Popeye 10 ; Rocky & Bullwinkle 13 8. 00 - Capt Kar\ga r oo 10 ; la ssie 6; Sesam e St . 33 ; New Zoo Re vue 13 . 8:30 New Zoo Revue 6; Ja ck. LaLan ne 13. 9: 00 - Paul Drxon 4, Phil Donahue 15; Friendly Junct ion 10; A. M . 3; let 's Make A Dea l 6, M erv Griffin 8; Peyton Pla ce 13 ; Mr Roge r s 33. 9: 25 - Ch uck Wh 1te Repor ts 10. 9 30 ~ To Tell the Tru lh 3; Jeo pardy 6; Hollywood 's Talk ing 10 ; Electr'ic Co. 33. Pey ton Pla ce 13. 10 : 00 ~ Columbus Six Call ing 6; Dick Van Dyke 13; Dinah Shore 3, 15, Jok er's Wild 8. 10; Magg1e & The Beautiful Mach ine 33 . 10 : 30 ~ Sp lit Second 13. Baili e 3, 4, 15 ; $10,000 Pyramid a. 10; Le ga cy 33 . 11· 00 - Pa sswo rd 13; Sa le of the Cen tury 3, 4, 15; Love, Am erican Style 6; Gambi t 8, 10; Ea rth keeping 33 . 11·30 - Bewitch ed6 13 ; Hol lywood Squares3,4, 15; Loveofli f e B, 10 ; Mil estones of Prog r ess 33. 11· 5S - News 8; Dan lmel' s Wor ld 10. 12 00 - Pa ssword 6; Bob Braun 's 50-SO Club 4; Jeopard y 3, 15; News B. 12. 30 - Spl it Second 6: 3 W 's 3, 15; Sea r ch lor Tomorrow 8. 10. 12: 55 -- NB C NewsJ 15. 1. 00 ...... A ll My Chil dren 6, 13 ; It's Your Bet 8; Green Acres 10; Fren ch Chef 33, Not For Women Only 15; News 3. 1· fO - Fashi ons in Sewing J. 1.30 ~ 3 On A Match 3, 4, 15; Le t's Make A Deal 13; As The World Turn s 8, 10 ; American Odyssey 33; Bowling 6. 2: 00 - Day s of Our lives 3, 4, 15; Ne wl ywed Game 13 ; Mike Dou glas 6; Gu1di ng Light a. 10. 2. 30 - Doctor s 3, ,-J IS; Da ti ng Game 13 ; Edge of Ni ght 8, 10 ; Off The Record 33. 3. 00 - Another Wor ld 3, 4, 15 ; Genera l Hos pital 6, 13; Price .Is Riqh l 8, 10 ; Oleanna T r a il 33. 3: 30- "R et un to Peylon PILJ ce 3. 15 ; One Li fe to live 6, 13 ; Phil Don ohue 4; Hol lywood's T alking a; Secret St or m 10 ; Time for T i m othy 33 . _ 4. 00 - Mr . Ca rt oo n 3. Love. American Style 13 ; Huck - Yogi 6; Som er se t 15 ; Sec r et Storm 8; Sesame St. 33 ; M ov ie "Sou th Sea Sinner " 10. 4. 30 - Pett icoat J un ct ion 3; Merv Griffin 4; F . Troop 6 ; Abbott & Costello 8; Wrld , Wild We st 13 ; M y Little Margie 15 . 5. 00 - Bonanza 3; Her e Come the Brides 6 ; Hazel 8; Mr. Rogers 20. 33; Andy Gri ffith 15. 5 30 - Beverly Hil lb illies B; Electric Co. 33 ; Gomer Pyle 13; Death Valley Day s IS ; Hodgepodge Lodge 20. 5:55 ~ Ea rl Nig htin gal e 15. 6. 00 - News 3, 4, 8, 10, 15; ABC News 13; Sesa m e St . 20 ; Around The Bend 33. 6: 30 - ABC News 6; C BS News 8, 10 ; I Dream of Jesnni e 13; News 3, 4, 15 ; How Do Your Ch i ldren Grow? 33 7. 00 - Truth or Conseq. J ; Beat the Cloc k 4; News 6, 10 ; Circus 13, What 's My Line 8; Elec . Co 20i Martin P.gronsk:y : Evening Edition 33; Saint 15 ; Take: Five 5. 7. 30 - To Te ll the Truth 6; Young Or . Kilda r e 8; Hollywood Squares 4; TraHic Cour t 10 ; Chan .ese Way 20; Movie "Mark of lh e Gori lla " 13; Episode : Action 33 ; Bobby Goldsboro J. 8 00 - Guns moke 8. 10 .' , Baseball Pre-Game Show 3, 4, 15; Ja cques Cousteau 6; Rich at the Top 20, 33. 8. 15 - Baseba l l 3, 4, IS . 9: 00 - Here's Lucy 8, 10; Movie " Rogue's Ga l lery" 6, 13. 9: 30 - Dor is Day 8, 10 ; Book Beat 20. 33 10 . 00 - M ed ical Center 8, 10 ; News 20; Paul Nuchim s 33 . 11: 00 - News3,4,6,8, 10, 13, 15. 11 : 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4, 15; Mov ie 6. 13; Movie ".Secret World " 8; Movi e " A Prize of Arms," 10. 1: 00 - Perry Mason 4; News 13. 2:00 - Focus on Colum bu s 4. J· 00 - News 4. free-/refrigerator IND2239 95 - ~.~689 1 ver WAHAMA HIGH SCHOOL marching band took top honors in Friday night's Big Bend Regatta Parade, Kyger Creek was second and Eastern's Band was third. L-r are, Charles Minelli, of the instrurr.ental deparbnent at Ohio University who served as judge; Gerald Simmons, band director at Wahama High School, whose band took top honors; David T. Phillips, director at Kyger Creek which took second place and Dwlghl G<lins, instrumental music director at Meigs High School, co-chairman of the parade who also gresented the winning trophies. Boggs of Florida fractures ankle GALLUPOUS - Arnold P. Boggs, 57, St. Petersburg, Fla., was transported to the Holzer Medical Center Saturday by the Gallia Co,unty Volunteer Emergency Squad. Mr. Boggs sustained a fractured left ankle in a fall . Three persons were taken to the hospital Friday by volunteer squadmen. Ellen Mathney, 14, 2179 Eastern Ave , was admitted as a medical patient as was 116-year old Owen Call of Kanauga. Robert Gilland, 43, New Haven, w. Va. was transported to St. Mary's Hospital in Huntington. ,., CARS COLLIDE GALLIPOLIS- No one was injured or cited in a backing-up accident Friday on Vine St. at ASK TOWED lhe KFC Laundry-mat parking GALLIPOLIS - Applying lot. Police said an auto driven· by . Robert Campbell, 76, for a marriage license Friday Chillicqthe Rd., backed into a in Gallia County Probate Court car operated by Terry G. May, were David A. Taylor, 23, 21, Rt. 2, Bidwell. There was Patriot, brick yard employee, . and Diana Lynn Miller, 17, minor damage to both cars. Patriot, student. .SUNDAY T.IMES-SENTINEL Published ~very by The Ohio Publ ls hino Co s Unday Valley GALLIPQLI S DAILY TR IBU NE 825 Third Ave , Gallipolis, Ohio 456 31 Published every weekday even i n g exce pt Saturday Second Cla ss Postage Pa1d at Gallipol is, Ohio 45631. THE DAILY SEN TINEL 111 Court St ., Pomeroy , 0 . 45 769 . Purc ha sed every weekday evening excep t Saturday En tered as seco nd c la ss mail1 ng matter a 1 Pom er oy , Ohio Post Office By carrier dai l y and Sundav, 55c oer week . MA I L Fr iday, Saturday . Sunda y, June 22 -23 -24 1776 ( Technicolo r J Wm Daniels Howard DaSilva Adults . S1.50 Ch i ldren : 7Sc Show Starts 7 P.M . NOTIIING DAMAGED GALLIPOLIS - No damage resulted from a grass and brush fire at 8:45p. m. Friday at the rear of Young's Trailer Court in Kanauga . Gallipolis Fire Chief James A. Northup said the cause of the blaze has not been determined. Six men and one truck answered the 57th alarm of the year. IN HOSPITAL POMEROY - Mrs. Opal Kloes was admitted to the Holzer Medical Center Friday afternoon for treatment of a back ailment. Her. room nwnber is 53) . . aza $26~~G. ·.•. .·.· .,, ·.• .... JUNE 11"18-19 CONQUEST OF THE PLANET OF THE APES {Co lor) Roddy Mc Dowa l l PLUS I:Jta Hagen Diana Muldaur REGULAR '39.99 COMPLETE WITH TOOL CHEST THE OTHER (Color) 103 PIECE TOOL SET · PG Includes open end wrenches, _.-.-~~.. , '14', '12'', and 'Ia" drive socket s, 1 ~1\.\IC extensions. hacksaw frame and .;)r\.,~ blades, ignition set, spark plug socket, pliers. Allen wrench set. sc r ewdrivers. utility knife, rule, tool box ... much more! COLO'\' · * v Tlu•Hirt · \'l TONIGHTTHRU WEDNESDAY "MAN OF lA MAN CHI\' FAMOUS WILKINSON QUALITY Stainless Steel Blades .99 Chromium double edge stay s super sharp .s have aft er 5 blade shave! dispen ser pack . CHARGE I m .3 $1 PKGS. ' SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA STORE ONLY • . MEN'S . DRESS SHIRTS ·. COLGATE SHAVING CREAM ' TONIGHT MONDAY &TUESDAY ./ ·.· sMOOTii PEDAL AC.TION Sm ooth, c r eamy la th er Je t s beard 's l and up 1 for easy shaving . Big king size saving now 1 ..·' !\)tar ~hia OToole. LOren and 11 '2.57 ozs. ·.·· ..•'· ..... 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TONIGHT MON .-TUES. ·' Corner Second & Olive .·.• ,., Super Mi crogroove fTMJ !l oa f i ng heads , se lf. sharp(ming rotary blades Pop.up sideburn trimmer . 9 close com l qrt se tting s {~~~!:,~ .. . eSODAS ...... $28 .97 REGULAR OR MENTHOL SUBSC RI PTION RATE S Th e Gallipolis Tribune in Ohio and West Virginia one year $15. six months $8, three months $5, el sewhere Sl7 per year. si x mont hs $9, th ree mon th s S5 .50 The Daily Sen t in el. one year $16 00, six months $8 .50, thr ee months $5 .00 The United Pre ss In ternat ional is €)(elusively enti tled to the use t or pub l icat ton of all new s dispatches credited to this newspa"f)er and also the local news pub!ishe.d her ein . ..... .... ·.·. l \ SAVE $2.31 June 17 -21 Not Open , t .., .,, #ore/co 40 VIP ADJUSTABLE SHAVER MEIGS THEATRE AIRMAN GRADUATES POMEROY Airman Charles R. Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Wright of 259 Union Ave., Pomeroy, has graduated at Chanute AFB, TIL, from the U. S. Air Force fuel specialist cou rse con· ducted by the Air Training Command. He attended Meigs High School. eBANANA SPLITS • ,., ..... STATE ROUTE 7 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Mon. thru Sat. 10 to 10, Sunday 1 6 ....., . '• MIDDLEPORT, 0. •'• .. • . :.... -· Duplex freezer-refrigerator. One push ... ana presto! You get cold water, cold-saving convenience of th e 3-door models. Automatic lcemaker .. • exc lu sive tempered glass cant·ilever shelves ... " Bookcase" freezer door shelves and automatic door closers. (There are seven 3door Dupl ex models to choose from plus one 2-door mod el.) Another great convenience- the new Admiral Cold Can Carousel! It ~olds up to twelve 12-ounce soft drink or cans - and a lways keeps the co ld est one up front and fresh. BAKE~ TO BE GIVEN AWAY 10 THE FIRST 400 VISITING lHE RECORD DEPT. SUNDAY AND MONDAY ONLY NO PURCHASE NECESSARY ., < the 1973 Admiral 3-Door Duplex · ~ SHOP EARLY WHILE QUANTITIES LAST Jl · 00 •~ -· ... .. , ... u ..... LAY-AWAY ' Point Ot V1ew 6; Joy in livi ng 13 ; TV Chapel 3; Focus on Columbus 4 ; Cam era Three 8; Across the Fence 15. 11 : 30 - Make A Wish 13; Insight 15; Face the Nation 8; The Answer 3 12 · 00 - Calvtn Evan s 13; Re)( H um bard 8; Urban league 10 ; CBPA Bowling 6; Doctors on Cal l 4. I? 30 Revival Fires 13; Face The Nation 10; Meet The Press4 . I : Oa - Lower Lighthouse 13 ; Wally 's Workshop 3; Old Time Gaspe! HourS; Kathryn Kuhlman 13 ; Legacy 4; The Issue 10. 1:30-- Parent Game 3; Issues and Answers 13 6. 2· 00 I've Got a Secret 13 ; Lassie 10 : Charles Blair 's Better World 3; M ovie " Mother Carey's Chickens" 4; Mancin i Genera tion 6; Artllur Smi th S. 2.30 Wait Till Your Fa ther Gets Home 13; Movie " The Benny Goodman-Story" 3; Dealh Valley--Days \0; Wacky World of Jonathan W in ters 6. 3 00 - Amazing Worl d of Kreskin 13; CBS Sports ; Spectacu lar a. 10 ; World of Su rvi val 6 . 3. 30 Gol1 :rournament 6, 13. 3 25 - Art 3. 4: 00 - Daklar i 13: Sesame St . 33 ; Dick Van Dyke4 : f'''lyberry R. F . D. 15. .4 . 30 Perry Mason 3; Zlateh the Goat 4, 15 ; NFL Action ~73 8; CBS Tenn is 10 5·00 - Animal World 8 ; Spor l s Cha l lenge 10 ; Playhouse N. Y. Biography 33 . 5· 30 II Takt~"s A Thief 3; Juveni le J ury 4; CBS Sports I llust r a ted B, 10. 6· 00 - News 4, 6; The Wa terga te Year 8, 10. 6· 30 - N BC News J. 4, 15 : Unlamed World 6 ; Audubon Wildlife , heatre 33 , Car 8. Trac k 13 7 00 - Lawrence Wel k 13, In the Know 10 ; Zoom 20, 33 ; Wait Ttll Your Fa ther Gets Home 6; Sa fari to Adventure 3; Thi s Is Your Li fe .4; Wild Kingdom 15; Super st ars of Rock 8. 7 30 Let 's M ake A Dea l 6; World of Disney 3, 4 15 ; Beverly Hi lib ill ies 8; Di ck Va n Dyke 10; Frr "lch Chief 20, 33 . a. oo - MA SH a ; F BI6. 12 : Amer ican Odyssey 20, 33 ; Auto Race Jlll'~ "(H &IIGE 11 FREE I FREE I ~ 400 STEREO RE(ORD ALBUMS ,, ••• •• -• ••• • • ••• •• •• • ....•• �June 17, Television Log LIM IT I SUNDAY , JUNE 17, 1973 6 00 Travelogue 4, 6: 30 This Week 4 · Newsmaker '73 13; Following the Spirit 10~ 7. 00 Communlque 6 . Old Time Gospe-l Hour 13; Time FOI" Timothy 4 7:30 - f aith For Today 8; Revival F ires 6 ; Herald of Truth J ; Camera Three 10. 7: 45 News 4 8 :"00 Leonard Repass S , Gospel Caravan 6: ChiJr ch Service 13 , 8dly James Hargis ar'ld his All American Kids 10; f.ltcK. man Choi r 3; Day of Dlscovery 4. 8. 30 Oral Roberts 3; Your Health 4; Day of Di scovery 8; Ru: Humbard IJ ; Revival Fires 15 ; Kathryn Kuhlman 6: Oon Young 10. 8 55 Black Cameo 4. 9 00 Sing ing Jubilee 3; Cadle Chapel 4; Oral Roberts 10 ; Rex Humbard 6; Old- Fa shioned Meeting 8. 9· 30- Church By Side of the Road 4; Pebbles & Samm Bamm 8. Chris t I s The Answer 13. IO· oo-Church Serv •ces .4 ; Curiosity Shop 6, 13 ; Garden Club 8; Th i s Is The llle 3. Faith For Today- 15 ; Movie " Duel In the .Jungle" 10. 10: 15 - Facing Li fe 8. 10. 30 - Viewpoinf8 ; Th. s Is The life 15; Cap ta in Noah 3; lns•ght 3 EASY WAYS TO IUY ••• CASH, CHARGE, .... ..,.. --.. "' • ANTIQUE CAR - Wendell Kaylor, New Haven, made last minute adjustments before getting into the rega tta parade line Friday. Kaylor was driving a 1929 Ford Roadster. His vehicle was just one of a number or excellent antique ca rs m the parade Friday evening. DeLille enlists in Navy GALLIPOLIS John Richard DeLille, Jr ., son of Mr. and Mrs. Jon R. DeLille (the former Mary Joanne Betz), Rodney, and Mrs. Inez Mae Betz, Gallipolis. Also attending were Mrs. Rex Greenlee and son, Rodney and Mrs. Betty McClasky, Colwnbus. was one of 523 seniors wh o On June 10, John, his three brother s, Ronnie, J oey and Chuckie, were honored with a luncheon .· Attending were Judge and RobertS . Beto, Gallipolis; Mr . •nd Mrs. Raymond DeLille, Mike, Robin and Kendra of Rodney ; Mrs . Bonita Ann Pt. Pleasant; Mr . and Mrs. Pt. Pleasant; Mr . and Mrs Hunter Boice, Hunter and Tracy ; Mr. and Mrs. Martin DeLille , Pam and Mr. Charles DeLille, all of Colwnbus. Rickie has enlisted in the United States Navy and will report for duty June 28. graduated from Walnut Ridg e High School on June 9. DeLille was a member of the school's concert and marching bands, and was a member of the school choir. He plays an alto saxophone . Among those from here attending g raduat ing ceremonies were his grandmothers, Mrs. J . E. DeLille, ASK TOWED POMEROY - Virgil Eugene Jacks, Jr., 20, Rutland, and Sharon Lou Hart, 16, New Jfuven. 10. NAVY BOUND - John Richard DeLille, Jr., has enlisted in th e U. S. Navy. DeLille was one of 523 seniors grad uating from Walnut Ridge High School in Columbus June 9. • .ANEW ADMIRAL '73 .. ~ ·~ ' !\\ I I' !\ I' I. '\ !. . .' I I •. I a. JO - Mann i x a. Columbo 3. 4, 15. 9 00 - Mast~rpiece Theatre 20, 33; Pilot Films 6, 13. 9:30 - Barnaby Jones a. 10. 10 : 00 F ir mg Lin e20, 33, Nlgh l Gallery 3, 4, 15. 10: 30 - We Thmk You Shoul d Know 3; H igh Road to Adventure 10 ; Pol ice Su rgeon 15, Hall Th e George Kirby Comedy Hour 8; Bobby Goldsboro 4. 11: 00 - News 3, 4, 8, 10, I S. 11: 1S - News 6, 8, 10, 13. 11:30 - Johnny Carson 4, 15: News 4, 6, IS ; Movies " Hel lo, Sucke r " 3; " Heaven Can Wa i t" 8; "Operat ion Disaster" 10 ; D1 ck Cavett 13 11. 45 - In Concert 13 12 . 00 - ABC News 1$. 1.00 - Rol le r Derby 4. "2 00 - News 4 I MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1973 6·00 - Sunrise Semina r 4; Sac red Hearl 10. 6. 15 ~ Far m tim e 10. 6: 20 ....... Farm Report 1J 6: 25 - Paul Har vey 13 6 30 - Co lumbus Today 4; Bi ble Answers 8; Schoo l Scene 10; Good News 13. 6· 45 - Corncob Repor t 3 7: 00 - Today 3. 4. 15; News, Weather , Sports 6; CBS News 8, 10; Jeff's Collie 13 7· 30 - Romper Roo m 6 ; Popeye 10 ; Rocky & Bullwinkle 13 8. 00 - Capt Kar\ga r oo 10 ; la ssie 6; Sesam e St . 33 ; New Zoo Re vue 13 . 8:30 New Zoo Revue 6; Ja ck. LaLan ne 13. 9: 00 - Paul Drxon 4, Phil Donahue 15; Friendly Junct ion 10; A. M . 3; let 's Make A Dea l 6, M erv Griffin 8; Peyton Pla ce 13 ; Mr Roge r s 33. 9: 25 - Ch uck Wh 1te Repor ts 10. 9 30 ~ To Tell the Tru lh 3; Jeo pardy 6; Hollywood 's Talk ing 10 ; Electr'ic Co. 33. Pey ton Pla ce 13. 10 : 00 ~ Columbus Six Call ing 6; Dick Van Dyke 13; Dinah Shore 3, 15, Jok er's Wild 8. 10; Magg1e & The Beautiful Mach ine 33 . 10 : 30 ~ Sp lit Second 13. Baili e 3, 4, 15 ; $10,000 Pyramid a. 10; Le ga cy 33 . 11· 00 - Pa sswo rd 13; Sa le of the Cen tury 3, 4, 15; Love, Am erican Style 6; Gambi t 8, 10; Ea rth keeping 33 . 11·30 - Bewitch ed6 13 ; Hol lywood Squares3,4, 15; Loveofli f e B, 10 ; Mil estones of Prog r ess 33. 11· 5S - News 8; Dan lmel' s Wor ld 10. 12 00 - Pa ssword 6; Bob Braun 's 50-SO Club 4; Jeopard y 3, 15; News B. 12. 30 - Spl it Second 6: 3 W 's 3, 15; Sea r ch lor Tomorrow 8. 10. 12: 55 -- NB C NewsJ 15. 1. 00 ...... A ll My Chil dren 6, 13 ; It's Your Bet 8; Green Acres 10; Fren ch Chef 33, Not For Women Only 15; News 3. 1· fO - Fashi ons in Sewing J. 1.30 ~ 3 On A Match 3, 4, 15; Le t's Make A Deal 13; As The World Turn s 8, 10 ; American Odyssey 33; Bowling 6. 2: 00 - Day s of Our lives 3, 4, 15; Ne wl ywed Game 13 ; Mike Dou glas 6; Gu1di ng Light a. 10. 2. 30 - Doctor s 3, ,-J IS; Da ti ng Game 13 ; Edge of Ni ght 8, 10 ; Off The Record 33. 3. 00 - Another Wor ld 3, 4, 15 ; Genera l Hos pital 6, 13; Price .Is Riqh l 8, 10 ; Oleanna T r a il 33. 3: 30- "R et un to Peylon PILJ ce 3. 15 ; One Li fe to live 6, 13 ; Phil Don ohue 4; Hol lywood's T alking a; Secret St or m 10 ; Time for T i m othy 33 . _ 4. 00 - Mr . Ca rt oo n 3. Love. American Style 13 ; Huck - Yogi 6; Som er se t 15 ; Sec r et Storm 8; Sesame St. 33 ; M ov ie "Sou th Sea Sinner " 10. 4. 30 - Pett icoat J un ct ion 3; Merv Griffin 4; F . Troop 6 ; Abbott & Costello 8; Wrld , Wild We st 13 ; M y Little Margie 15 . 5. 00 - Bonanza 3; Her e Come the Brides 6 ; Hazel 8; Mr. Rogers 20. 33; Andy Gri ffith 15. 5 30 - Beverly Hil lb illies B; Electric Co. 33 ; Gomer Pyle 13; Death Valley Day s IS ; Hodgepodge Lodge 20. 5:55 ~ Ea rl Nig htin gal e 15. 6. 00 - News 3, 4, 8, 10, 15; ABC News 13; Sesa m e St . 20 ; Around The Bend 33. 6: 30 - ABC News 6; C BS News 8, 10 ; I Dream of Jesnni e 13; News 3, 4, 15 ; How Do Your Ch i ldren Grow? 33 7. 00 - Truth or Conseq. J ; Beat the Cloc k 4; News 6, 10 ; Circus 13, What 's My Line 8; Elec . Co 20i Martin P.gronsk:y : Evening Edition 33; Saint 15 ; Take: Five 5. 7. 30 - To Te ll the Truth 6; Young Or . Kilda r e 8; Hollywood Squares 4; TraHic Cour t 10 ; Chan .ese Way 20; Movie "Mark of lh e Gori lla " 13; Episode : Action 33 ; Bobby Goldsboro J. 8 00 - Guns moke 8. 10 .' , Baseball Pre-Game Show 3, 4, 15; Ja cques Cousteau 6; Rich at the Top 20, 33. 8. 15 - Baseba l l 3, 4, IS . 9: 00 - Here's Lucy 8, 10; Movie " Rogue's Ga l lery" 6, 13. 9: 30 - Dor is Day 8, 10 ; Book Beat 20. 33 10 . 00 - M ed ical Center 8, 10 ; News 20; Paul Nuchim s 33 . 11: 00 - News3,4,6,8, 10, 13, 15. 11 : 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4, 15; Mov ie 6. 13; Movie ".Secret World " 8; Movi e " A Prize of Arms," 10. 1: 00 - Perry Mason 4; News 13. 2:00 - Focus on Colum bu s 4. J· 00 - News 4. free-/refrigerator IND2239 95 - ~.~689 1 ver WAHAMA HIGH SCHOOL marching band took top honors in Friday night's Big Bend Regatta Parade, Kyger Creek was second and Eastern's Band was third. L-r are, Charles Minelli, of the instrurr.ental deparbnent at Ohio University who served as judge; Gerald Simmons, band director at Wahama High School, whose band took top honors; David T. Phillips, director at Kyger Creek which took second place and Dwlghl G<lins, instrumental music director at Meigs High School, co-chairman of the parade who also gresented the winning trophies. Boggs of Florida fractures ankle GALLUPOUS - Arnold P. Boggs, 57, St. Petersburg, Fla., was transported to the Holzer Medical Center Saturday by the Gallia Co,unty Volunteer Emergency Squad. Mr. Boggs sustained a fractured left ankle in a fall . Three persons were taken to the hospital Friday by volunteer squadmen. Ellen Mathney, 14, 2179 Eastern Ave , was admitted as a medical patient as was 116-year old Owen Call of Kanauga. Robert Gilland, 43, New Haven, w. Va. was transported to St. Mary's Hospital in Huntington. ,., CARS COLLIDE GALLIPOLIS- No one was injured or cited in a backing-up accident Friday on Vine St. at ASK TOWED lhe KFC Laundry-mat parking GALLIPOLIS - Applying lot. Police said an auto driven· by . Robert Campbell, 76, for a marriage license Friday Chillicqthe Rd., backed into a in Gallia County Probate Court car operated by Terry G. May, were David A. Taylor, 23, 21, Rt. 2, Bidwell. There was Patriot, brick yard employee, . and Diana Lynn Miller, 17, minor damage to both cars. Patriot, student. .SUNDAY T.IMES-SENTINEL Published ~very by The Ohio Publ ls hino Co s Unday Valley GALLIPQLI S DAILY TR IBU NE 825 Third Ave , Gallipolis, Ohio 456 31 Published every weekday even i n g exce pt Saturday Second Cla ss Postage Pa1d at Gallipol is, Ohio 45631. THE DAILY SEN TINEL 111 Court St ., Pomeroy , 0 . 45 769 . Purc ha sed every weekday evening excep t Saturday En tered as seco nd c la ss mail1 ng matter a 1 Pom er oy , Ohio Post Office By carrier dai l y and Sundav, 55c oer week . MA I L Fr iday, Saturday . Sunda y, June 22 -23 -24 1776 ( Technicolo r J Wm Daniels Howard DaSilva Adults . S1.50 Ch i ldren : 7Sc Show Starts 7 P.M . NOTIIING DAMAGED GALLIPOLIS - No damage resulted from a grass and brush fire at 8:45p. m. Friday at the rear of Young's Trailer Court in Kanauga . Gallipolis Fire Chief James A. Northup said the cause of the blaze has not been determined. Six men and one truck answered the 57th alarm of the year. IN HOSPITAL POMEROY - Mrs. Opal Kloes was admitted to the Holzer Medical Center Friday afternoon for treatment of a back ailment. Her. room nwnber is 53) . . aza $26~~G. ·.•. .·.· .,, ·.• .... JUNE 11"18-19 CONQUEST OF THE PLANET OF THE APES {Co lor) Roddy Mc Dowa l l PLUS I:Jta Hagen Diana Muldaur REGULAR '39.99 COMPLETE WITH TOOL CHEST THE OTHER (Color) 103 PIECE TOOL SET · PG Includes open end wrenches, _.-.-~~.. , '14', '12'', and 'Ia" drive socket s, 1 ~1\.\IC extensions. hacksaw frame and .;)r\.,~ blades, ignition set, spark plug socket, pliers. Allen wrench set. sc r ewdrivers. utility knife, rule, tool box ... much more! COLO'\' · * v Tlu•Hirt · \'l TONIGHTTHRU WEDNESDAY "MAN OF lA MAN CHI\' FAMOUS WILKINSON QUALITY Stainless Steel Blades .99 Chromium double edge stay s super sharp .s have aft er 5 blade shave! dispen ser pack . CHARGE I m .3 $1 PKGS. ' SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA STORE ONLY • . MEN'S . DRESS SHIRTS ·. COLGATE SHAVING CREAM ' TONIGHT MONDAY &TUESDAY ./ ·.· sMOOTii PEDAL AC.TION Sm ooth, c r eamy la th er Je t s beard 's l and up 1 for easy shaving . Big king size saving now 1 ..·' !\)tar ~hia OToole. LOren and 11 '2.57 ozs. ·.·· ..•'· ..... 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Air Force fuel specialist cou rse con· ducted by the Air Training Command. He attended Meigs High School. eBANANA SPLITS • ,., ..... STATE ROUTE 7 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Mon. thru Sat. 10 to 10, Sunday 1 6 ....., . '• MIDDLEPORT, 0. •'• .. • . :.... -· Duplex freezer-refrigerator. One push ... ana presto! You get cold water, cold-saving convenience of th e 3-door models. Automatic lcemaker .. • exc lu sive tempered glass cant·ilever shelves ... " Bookcase" freezer door shelves and automatic door closers. (There are seven 3door Dupl ex models to choose from plus one 2-door mod el.) Another great convenience- the new Admiral Cold Can Carousel! It ~olds up to twelve 12-ounce soft drink or cans - and a lways keeps the co ld est one up front and fresh. BAKE~ TO BE GIVEN AWAY 10 THE FIRST 400 VISITING lHE RECORD DEPT. SUNDAY AND MONDAY ONLY NO PURCHASE NECESSARY ., < the 1973 Admiral 3-Door Duplex · ~ SHOP EARLY WHILE QUANTITIES LAST Jl · 00 •~ -· ... .. , ... u ..... LAY-AWAY ' Point Ot V1ew 6; Joy in livi ng 13 ; TV Chapel 3; Focus on Columbus 4 ; Cam era Three 8; Across the Fence 15. 11 : 30 - Make A Wish 13; Insight 15; Face the Nation 8; The Answer 3 12 · 00 - Calvtn Evan s 13; Re)( H um bard 8; Urban league 10 ; CBPA Bowling 6; Doctors on Cal l 4. I? 30 Revival Fires 13; Face The Nation 10; Meet The Press4 . I : Oa - Lower Lighthouse 13 ; Wally 's Workshop 3; Old Time Gaspe! HourS; Kathryn Kuhlman 13 ; Legacy 4; The Issue 10. 1:30-- Parent Game 3; Issues and Answers 13 6. 2· 00 I've Got a Secret 13 ; Lassie 10 : Charles Blair 's Better World 3; M ovie " Mother Carey's Chickens" 4; Mancin i Genera tion 6; Artllur Smi th S. 2.30 Wait Till Your Fa ther Gets Home 13; Movie " The Benny Goodman-Story" 3; Dealh Valley--Days \0; Wacky World of Jonathan W in ters 6. 3 00 - Amazing Worl d of Kreskin 13; CBS Sports ; Spectacu lar a. 10 ; World of Su rvi val 6 . 3. 30 Gol1 :rournament 6, 13. 3 25 - Art 3. 4: 00 - Daklar i 13: Sesame St . 33 ; Dick Van Dyke4 : f'''lyberry R. F . D. 15. .4 . 30 Perry Mason 3; Zlateh the Goat 4, 15 ; NFL Action ~73 8; CBS Tenn is 10 5·00 - Animal World 8 ; Spor l s Cha l lenge 10 ; Playhouse N. Y. Biography 33 . 5· 30 II Takt~"s A Thief 3; Juveni le J ury 4; CBS Sports I llust r a ted B, 10. 6· 00 - News 4, 6; The Wa terga te Year 8, 10. 6· 30 - N BC News J. 4, 15 : Unlamed World 6 ; Audubon Wildlife , heatre 33 , Car 8. Trac k 13 7 00 - Lawrence Wel k 13, In the Know 10 ; Zoom 20, 33 ; Wait Ttll Your Fa ther Gets Home 6; Sa fari to Adventure 3; Thi s Is Your Li fe .4; Wild Kingdom 15; Super st ars of Rock 8. 7 30 Let 's M ake A Dea l 6; World of Disney 3, 4 15 ; Beverly Hi lib ill ies 8; Di ck Va n Dyke 10; Frr "lch Chief 20, 33 . a. oo - MA SH a ; F BI6. 12 : Amer ican Odyssey 20, 33 ; Auto Race Jlll'~ "(H &IIGE 11 FREE I FREE I ~ 400 STEREO RE(ORD ALBUMS ,, ••• •• -• ••• • • ••• •• •• • ....•• �' ' Miss Ellcessor completes plans GALLIPOLIS- Miss Ginger Ellcessor, daughter of Deryl Ellcessor and Mrs. Florence Ellcessor, has completed plans for her wedding to Tim Hemsworth , son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Hemsworth. The double-ring ceremony will be performed by Rev . Paul Hawks, Sunday, June 24, at the Grace United Methodist Church. The custom of open church will be observCd. The music will begin at 2 p.m . and will be presented by Joyce Askew accompanied by John Morgan, Connie Coonen and Mrs . Merlyn Ross , organist. Miss Ellcessor will have as her attendants, Miss Martha Cornwell, maid of honor, Miss Kim Ellcessor, her sister, Miss Tammy Hemsworth, sister of the groom, Miss Beth Bastiani, Mrs Paula Magnussen and Miss Pam Spain, sorority sister or the bride. Miss June Ellcessor, sister of the bride, will serve as junior bridesmaid and Miss Gamble Babcock, will serve as the flower girL Chris Ellcessor, brother of the bride will serve as the ringbearer. Dave Durham will serve as the best man. Tom Prose, Bruce Wilson , Jack Matthews, Tom Morgan and Marc Ellcessor, brother of the bride, will serve as ushers . Miss Joyce Young will register the guests. Assisting with the open reception im~ mediately following the service in the church dining room will be Janey Mills and Susan Willis. Staub-Lambert plans finalized Mrs. Thomas Gallant Mr. Gallant weds Christiana Holzer GALLIPOLIS Miss Christiana Holzer, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. jewelry was a cameo necklace, a gift from the groom. Mrs. Dennis O'Ne il, sister of Holzer, Jr., 525 First Ave., the bride, served as matron of became ths bride of Thomas honor . Miss Dora Brady, Emanuel Gallant, son of Mr. Chillicothe, was the maid of and Mrs. Francis Gallant, honor and other attendants South Paris, Maine, in·a 4 p.m. were Miss Mary Gallant, sister c~remony , June 16, at St. of the groom, Miss Nedra Peter's Episcopal Church. Katherine Jones, cousin of the The Rev. Albert MacKenzie bride, Mrs. Iv an Cooper, performed the double ring Evanston, Ill. , Miss Jane ceremony. Mrs. Anne Fisc~er Waller , Virginia Beach, Va .', played selections of clJlssical and Miss Amy Holzer, sister of and church music and Miss the bride. Nancy Walker , daughter of Dr. Miss Valerie Wetherholt, and Mrs . !son Walker, Gallipolis, was junior bridesGaHipolis, gave ths vocal maid. Rinv-bear er was her selections, including, "One ' nephew, David O'Neil. Hand, One Heart, " The attendants wore gowns '~Sometimes," and "Sun~ise, of la vender voile designed with Sunset." a ruffled scoop necklin~ and The a1tar vases were filled ruffled short s leeves edged in with arrangements of gladioli '. venise beading: Venise lace and white killen daisies ac- trinuned the emp ite waistline cented with white pompon and full circular' skirts were chrysanthemums. Ea.c h floor len gth . They carried window was decorated with a bouquets of white and yellow magnolia blossom and leaves marguerite daisies, purple with white robbon. Gre~nery statice, pink sweetheart .roses ma.rked the pews. and baby's breath. The junior Given in marriage by her . bridesmaid carr,ied flowers in father, the bride chose a gown a small white basket. of ivory silk organza designed John Faggard, Poteet, Tex., with an empire bodice, deep was the best man . Ushers were scoop neckline and a double James Buckingham, Attica, ruffle collar, edged in venise Mich., Jim Garza, Brownslace with short ruffled sleeves. · ville, Tex., Ivan Cooper, Venise lace circled the Evanston, Ill., Dennis O'Neil, waistline and enha nced the Northhampton, Mass. and the -ruffle on the hemline of the bride's brothers, Char les skirt and the chapel length Holzer, III , Gainesville, Fla., train. A matching organza and John W. Holzec, Richpicture hat, banded with lace, mond , Ind. h~ld. her veil of silk illusion. !'or her daughter 's wedding, Her bridal bouquet was of Mrs . . Holzer chose a floor white marguerite daisies, length flowered voile dress in white staphanotis, pink pastels. Her single flower was sweetheart roses, white a white orchid. The mother of miniature carnations, baby's the groom chose a floor length breath a nd ivy . Her only dress of yellow and wore a ~ - The Sunday-Times Sentinel June 17 1973 r Social Club enjoys meet GALLIPOLIS FERRY - W. Lambert, Ironton. The double ring ceremony Miss Linda Mae Staub, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred will 'le performed by the Rev . C. Staub, Gallipolis Ferry, has Tally Hanna , Saturday, June completed plans for her forth· 23, at the Trinity United ·coming marriage to William Methodist Church in Point Henry Lambert, son of Mrs. Pleasant. Nuptial music will be played Ruth Lambert and the late A. at 7 p.m. by Mrs. C. L. " Bud" Head, organist. Mrs. Charles sing le purple orchid. Lanham, soloist, will be A reception was held iJn.. singing special selections. The mediately following the service ceremony will begin at 7:30 at Riverby, home of the French p.m . Art Colony, and former home The bride will be given in of the bride's grandparents. A marriage by her father, and large table in the dining room Miss Ruth . Fout, Gallipolis was ce ntered by an Ferry, will be maid of honor. arrangement of flowers in Miss Staub has chosen Miss pastel shades and 3 branch Connie Gilland, Miss Priscilla silver ca ndelabra. The four- Fisher and Mrs . Jackie tiered wedding cake centered-a Maynard to be her attendants. Clifford "Skip " Young, separate table and was topped by a nosegay of flowers in the Athens, will serve as best man . brida l colors of lavender, pink Ushers will be Dr. Harold Brown, Pomeroy , David Wiley , and white. Miss Lisa Brink, cousin of Washington , W. Va ., and David the bride, registered guests. ·Bruce, South Point. Master Arthur Wiley, New Serving punch and cake were Haven, will be the ringbearer Miss Karin Jones , cousin of the 3.nd Tammy Sayre, Point bride, Miss Valerie Newman, Pleasant, and Tonya Watkins , Seattle, Wash., Mrs. William Gallipolis Ferry, will be the Hanson, Miss Joan Ford and flower girls . Miss Michele Price, an of Mrs. Burma Spencer will Gallipolis. Following the register·the guests. The custom reception, a buffet supper was of open cHurch will prevail with served to family and out of an open reception to follow in town guests at the Holiday Inn. the church social room . The couple took a wedding Rebecca Circle will ~e in trip to Monlreal, Canada and charge of the reception . Mrs. New England. Next year they Cora lea Pyles, Mrs. Betty will reside in Houston, Tex., where the groom is a senior in Baylor College of Medicine and the bride will be teaching elementary school. B,olh the bride and groom gradll8ted with honors fr om Colby College, Waterville, Maine and were elected to Phi Beta Kappa , Parties preceding the wedding were given by .Mrs. Sigismund Harder, Mrs . James Orr and Mrs. Ison Walker; Mrs , Gene Wetherholt and Mrs. Sere Tap; Mrs. Lawrence Bastiani and Mrs. William Cherrington; Mrs c Joseph Brady and Mrs. Louis Ford ; Mrs. Neil Prendergast, a nd Mrs .. E. Bartow, ..Jones, Point Pleasant, aun t of thP bride. PATRIOT - The Patriot Social Club met Tuesday evening at the Patriot Grange Hall. Mrs. Thelma Barker opened the meeting and the group sang " My Faith LOoks Up to Thee," "Quilting Party," " Maggie" and " In the Garden" with Helen Russell accom panying on the piano. Roll call was answered by Garnet Jones, Gertrude Davis. Aliee Clark, Elm& Rose, Ada Gladys Bostic, Ca rter , Geraldine Hoffman , Mary , Robin,' Roger and Christy Hoffman, Laura, Cindy, Cathy and Randy Crews, Helen Russell , Shenie Burnett, Thelma Barker, Cathy Sa under~ and Scott Wood. A potluck supper wUl be held July 11 at 6 :30 p.m. for the community at' the Grange Hall. Geraldine Hoffnfan presented the scripture reading and readings were given by Garnet Jones, Mary Crews and Gertrude Davis. Shenie Bennett led a game and the meeting adjourned with prayer by Ada Carter. Crawford, Miss Letha Long and Miss Linda Pinkerman, all of Gallipolis Ferry, will assist with the reception . Ring making at its loveliest in new TEXTURED . • AN EARLY·IN·111E·WEEK 1000 SALE! Mr. and Mrs.: ChmJes Mcinturff TilE CAST - First n;lw, 1-r, Jean Haner, Jane Haner, Jo ARMOUR* STAR SELECTED PORI- U.S. Govt. ln,ected FRESH Pork Loins Whole or Either Half -' • ~ Dapce 12/16-lb. Avg. lb• . students present circus : GALLIPOLIS - Sunday , dances, and circus show girls Glenn, Nancy Rinehart, Cindy , June 10 the students of Patty entertained with a jazz baton Dressler and Missy Oliver ~ Fellure's School of Dance and number. The clowns, Cindy . came through the audience • ·( Majorette presented a Dressler, Susan Glenn, Missy selling pop corn and candy and program of songs, dances and Oliver, Nancy Rinehart, Julie did .a ·tap dance to "Candy ; baton numbers at Washington 'steel, Julie Love, Belynda Man ." They also presented a ~ Elementary auditorium . The Layne , Beverly Swain, Sherry "Highwire" act in ballet form. ~ theme of the show was Foster, Jean Haner and Jane Mrs. Fellure twirled the baton ~ " Heyday of the Circus." Haner, and the Tumblers , to HBarnum and Bailey's The "Circus Parade" opened Charla Bailey , Angie Betz, Favorite March ." She also • the show with baton groups, a Tabalba Fife, Jo Ellen Fuller, military tap number, a flag Sonya Harold, Tracie Hill, routine and a baton solo by Donna Kay Jaines, Sheri Debbie Bailey . Missy Baldwin, Longley, Kelly Roberts, Paula : Charlene Bostic, Rowan Russel, Teresa Skeen, Sheri Burdette, Brenda Call, Cindy Smith and Lisa Triplet brought Green, Debbie Green, Tere·s a action to the circus with James, Beth Layne and acrobatics. Carletta Ratliff welcomed One of the most exciting By AILEEN CLAIRE everyone to the circus with an nwnbers was a fire baton solo NEA Food Editor .. acrobatic number. Midgets by Becky Call. Those who like b a k e d ' and jugglers did ballet and lap Peanu.t Vendors Susan apples and rice puddin g now can have their two favorite desserts in one dish . An APple-rice puddin g is j ust as easy to make and is good ·,' served hot or cold ; APPLE-RICE PUD])JN G 3·4 Washington State ! By The Piece Only CUT TO ORDER •• , , , lb. 99~ c FAMILY PAK PORK CHOPS we reierw~ thE- rig hi to limit quantities on all items ln.this ad. PricE's effKtiv,p ftlru Sat., JunE" 23, 1t1l. sol d Ia dnlers. GOLD WEDDING RINGS ;tCarved~ .. SUNDAY ONLY , HAND·FL.ORENTINED DAWN SET VINE RIPENED Avenue Gallipolis . Ohio C0 l'Jt-e ae Low Price NOW ON 6 SIZE '·• ' c •i each l': '·'· ONE GROUP Reduced To • •. ~ •• '· .'·, ''• ~ ~ Pint Bottles t Good Selection [; jSOrr p;rr Plus Qepoolt • 't]" JOAN OF ARC SLICED ELBERTA BETTER FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMILY t~ In The Silver Bridge Shopping Plaza ~ '• Open Mon . thru Sat. 10til9, Sun. 1 ti1.6 ~ for ~~ I' ~ .,' .,' ••• BREAKFAST CHEER • • "• COFFEE • OPEN EVERY SUNDAY ' Hungry Jack Buttermilk Biscuits 4 :;~ 45t Cnuntry Style Biscuits ... ... . 4 :;~·. 45c Buttermilk Biscuits ......... 4 r';:, 45c The Lowrey Genie for people who want to make music, but can't. PM SHOP ANIJ SAVE THE EASY WAYCHARGE IT! Lowery invented a new musical instrument thtJt makes anyone sound great. It d'?esn't matter if you've never played a note before . Once yov sit down and start playing ... beautiful music happens. Play .the keys, and an in credible electronic organ fills the room with music. Push lhe buttons. and the Genie adds more of its magic. Genie wi ll even play the peda ls for you automa tically. There's no other organ In Its price dass that ca(l do what the Genie does . BRUNICARDI HOUSE OF MUSIC 54 State St. Ga . Gravy & SliCed Turkey Meat loot in Brown Gr.. r Meat loaf in Tomato S.uee & 12 1ft-oz. Beef Patties w ' Italian Mexieaft Can or Burgandy Sauce MARGARINE FEATURES SOFT BLU~ BONNET ''7!:'· Slc . .... SOFT WHIPPED .. .. Hb. Slc CRISCO OIL Gallon Can $319 59C· .... 49~ 0 g .,. bine 1/<1 c up sugiJr , rice and egg yolk s and · salt Sti r in hot milk and rai s ins . Po ur over app les . Bake at 400·de· grees for 35-40 minutes ur until c ustard is se t . Beat egg whit~s nnlil foamy . Grad ually beat in 2 tablespoons . SUJ::ar and cinnamon . Beat uniJI st iff. Spi·ead ove r custard . Bake <Jt 125 for 8-10 minute s or unli l merin g 11c is b r t5 w n e d . Serve warm . Mak es 1-i se rvin gs The new Mrs. Harreld is a 1973 grad uate of Purdue University and a member of Chi Omega Sorority. Her · husband is a i972 graduate of Purdue, i1 member of Sigma Chi Fraternity and presently attending Hetrvard Business School. After a honeymoon in Florida , the 'couple will reside in Boston. ROBE, S·M-l ........ $ 9.00 XL . . . . . . . . . $ 10 .00 PAJAMAS, 32-40 .... .. $ 9.00 . 42-44 .. . . .. $10 .00 SCUFFS, S-M-L-XL .. $ 4.00 STAM PS '0 g STAMPS 0 DEPARTMENT STORE IN THE SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA 26~ .• WILL BE OPEN TODAY 1 pm til .5 pm Ph . 446-0687 BULK 0 SLICE.D BACON lb. gg~ -----------BEEF LIVER lb. 79t • • • • • "The S1ore With More" · GALL,! POLIS · ORIG U<!AI[ ~ Everything Is Guaranteed To SatisfyOr Money Bock g ~ g ·~~ BO-PEEP AMMONIA Bottle tab lespOons suga r . Place in l lf.! -quart bak ing di sh . Com - RJO GRANDE - Admitted en Delicious . l to Rio Grande College for the ( NEWSPAPnt {NTERPRIH ASSN J fall term are Jerry Lee Waters, son of Mr. and Mrs . Jack E. Waters , Vinton , ·oaniel J. SEEN AND HEARD Morris, son of Mrs . Wanda Mrs. GALLIPOLIS Morris, Gallipolis, and J oseph P. Dayton, son or Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Stewart, Tammi, Robert Dayton, Adrian ·Ave., Lowlctte and Jody Lee and Mr. and Mrs . Lowell Gothard, Gallipolis . attended g_ raduation ce remonies at Columbus Tech DAYTON - Mr . and Mrs. . Cliff Wilson, Mr , a nd Mrs. Paul on Friday, June 15, lor Sgt. Kerns and John Paul Kerns Henry Eugene McCormick . attended the graduation of McCormick graduated in Law Becky Wilson Kerns , Fairborn, Enforcement Technology . He from Wright State University, is a se rg ea nt with the June 10. She received a BS in Columbus Poli~e Deparlment. elementary education. She is He ·and his wife, the former the wife of John Paul Kerns , Karon Gothard, and children, GALL l POL IS Mary department manager of Secirs Monty and Monica, reside in Eleanor Gillilan, daughter of in Dayton, and the daughter of Gahanna. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mr. and Mrs. Wilso n·, Gillilan, Osage Rd ., Mount Gallipolis. Lebanon, Pa., became the bride of James Bruce Harreld , PLAN SONGFEST son of Mrs. James B. Harreld There will be a songfest Saturday, June 23, at 7:30p.m. and the late·J ames B. Harreld, at the Gospel Baptist Church, Gallipolis, on June 23 a t Bidwell-Mt . Olive rd ., a ll Dormont Presbyterian ChW'Ch . Gilliletn is vice chairman of singe rs and the public are the board for Ketchum , invited. MacLeod ·& Grove, InC. , a Pitl,burgh-hased advertising agency . 1 The wedding cere mony" was ol!iciated by Dr. James T. Orr . Mr s. William J. Gillilan lll wa s matron of honor . .J. Brent Harreld serVed his brother as best man . A recepUon at the Duquesne Club followed the ceremony. .• 89~ · o,. teas)Ji:ton cinnamon Toss sliced tlpples with 2 WHLU fCO I<Ill MY FLUFFO SHORTEIUNG Can MAGIC BLEACH Gallon Bottle J.l~ 3-lb. 2 cups scalding milk 1,~1 cup rais in s (optional) WEO BLUE BONNET MORTON HOUSE Heat &Sene MEAT DISHES 2· eggs, Setuiratcd 'l.a teas poon salt Since 1859 •• PILLSBURY REFRIGERATED FEATURES and thinly-sliced to measure 3 CUJlS 1/ 2 cup sugar 1 c~p hot, cooked rice IMPORT ANT NOTICE DUE TO PUBLIC DEMAND • •' 3-lb •. Can PLAZA • FIELDGREST Fine Combed Percale No-Iron, Permanent Press Sheets and Pillow Cases SET SCHOOL CHESHIRE Vacation Bible school will be held at the Cheshire Baptist Church lor persons residing in the Cheshire· area beginning Monday , June 18. The school will run through June 22. Classes are slated daily from 9 to 11:30 a.m. All interested persons are asked to contact Mrs. Paul Shoemaker at 3677176; Mrs. Jack Minor at 367· 7615 or Rev. William Uber, 3677801. SHOWER PLANNED VINTON - There will be a miscellaneous and layette shower for Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Cheatham, Friday, June 22, at 8 p.m. at the Vinton Baptist Church. • White • Twins • Colored · • Full • Prints • Queen • Stripes • King 1..-..-....-....-..---. 1 OPEN MONDAY TIL 8 PM v \ I ' · Nylon Tricot and then adds a generous frosting ' or gleaming satin floral app\i ·ques and braid , all color coordioa \ed. Tile comfort Jade o robe covers a provocative shift gown or titled pajamas sO beau tifully . .Witl'l a pai r of ma tchin g sc uffs, the scene is _all yours! Choose from a rainbow se lect ion of colors. GOWN S·M-L .. . ....... $ 6.00 Xt , ............ $ 7.00 '~ .................................................................., ~ IN THE SILVER BRIDGE ' does travel Iou ngewear THE FLY-BY-NIGHTS Lorraine selects creamy apple5 1:' , )Jared, cored 1/ 1 lORRAINE Miss Gillilan weds james Bruce Harreld '"'· .; ' ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE-Mr. and Mrs. William D. McCoy, Gallipolis, are proud to anhounce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Diana, to Jack Shepherd, son of Mr . and Mrs. Joseph G. Shepherd, Patriol. Miss McCoy is a 1973 graduate of North Gallia High Sc hool a.nd is presently em ployed at Robbins and Myers. Shepherd is a 1971 graduate at Symmes Valley High School and is employed wit)l Mansfield Asphalt Construction Company, Mansfield. They will be · married July 7. . of 5 children, Richard Swicegood, Jack Swicegood, Marilyn Evans, David Swicegood and Henrietta Newman and 13 grandchildren, all of Columbus. The Mcinturffs have resided in Galli a County for the past five years. Relatives , friends and neighbors are cordially invited to call during the open house hours . Mrs. James Harreld •. B-Pack Carton Miss Diana McCoy GALLIPOLIS - A reception will be held to honor Mr . and Mrs. Charles Mcinturf, on their 25th anniversary Sunday, June 24, from 3 to 5 p.m . at the Hillcrest Baptist Church, 2480 W. Broad St., Columbus. Mr . and Mrs. Mcinturff were married June 26, 1948 at the Hillcrest Baptist Church parsonage by Rev. J . H. Goewey . They are the parents f''Prcfern:id variety : Gold- PEPSI-COLA LOWREY ORGANS & PIANOS eWS Ind ., June 10, was John · W. Holzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cha rlesT.Holzer,Jr.,525First Ave., Gallipolis. Low in Calories - Ripe I Flaworful At a Special 7\. T 1v 0. RICHMOND, Ind. · - Ineluded among the graduates of E~rlham College, . Richmond, Mens & Boys s HONEY 404 Second borrowed Carol Burnett's character of the cleaning lady to have dreams of the highwire come true through ballet. Mrs. Fellure will start summer classes in solo baton twirling Saturday, June 23, at the Gmnde Squares Building. For information call 256-1392. Apples and rice make pudding, hot or cold Center & End Chops - 9 to 11 Chops Per Pkg. PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS Open House will honor Mclnturffs Julie Love; back row, Debbie Green, Teresa James, Carletta Ratliff, Missy Baldwin, Belynda Layne, Becky can, l)lissy Oliver, Debbie Bailey , Susan Glen n, Beth Layne, Bev Swain, Cindy Green, Nancy Rhinehart, Rowan Burdette, Brenda can, Cbarlene Bostic. Ellen Fu\ler, Tracy Hill, Angie Betz, Teresa Skeen, Sheri Smith and Cindy Dressler ; second row, Julie Steele, Charla Bailey, Tabalba Fife, Sonya Harold, Paula Russell, Kelley Roberts, Sheri Longley, Donna Kay James, Sherry Foster. · 1-lb. 1-oz. Cans PM TIL , " ,, �' ' Miss Ellcessor completes plans GALLIPOLIS- Miss Ginger Ellcessor, daughter of Deryl Ellcessor and Mrs. Florence Ellcessor, has completed plans for her wedding to Tim Hemsworth , son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Hemsworth. The double-ring ceremony will be performed by Rev . Paul Hawks, Sunday, June 24, at the Grace United Methodist Church. The custom of open church will be observCd. The music will begin at 2 p.m . and will be presented by Joyce Askew accompanied by John Morgan, Connie Coonen and Mrs . Merlyn Ross , organist. Miss Ellcessor will have as her attendants, Miss Martha Cornwell, maid of honor, Miss Kim Ellcessor, her sister, Miss Tammy Hemsworth, sister of the groom, Miss Beth Bastiani, Mrs Paula Magnussen and Miss Pam Spain, sorority sister or the bride. Miss June Ellcessor, sister of the bride, will serve as junior bridesmaid and Miss Gamble Babcock, will serve as the flower girL Chris Ellcessor, brother of the bride will serve as the ringbearer. Dave Durham will serve as the best man. Tom Prose, Bruce Wilson , Jack Matthews, Tom Morgan and Marc Ellcessor, brother of the bride, will serve as ushers . Miss Joyce Young will register the guests. Assisting with the open reception im~ mediately following the service in the church dining room will be Janey Mills and Susan Willis. Staub-Lambert plans finalized Mrs. Thomas Gallant Mr. Gallant weds Christiana Holzer GALLIPOLIS Miss Christiana Holzer, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. jewelry was a cameo necklace, a gift from the groom. Mrs. Dennis O'Ne il, sister of Holzer, Jr., 525 First Ave., the bride, served as matron of became ths bride of Thomas honor . Miss Dora Brady, Emanuel Gallant, son of Mr. Chillicothe, was the maid of and Mrs. Francis Gallant, honor and other attendants South Paris, Maine, in·a 4 p.m. were Miss Mary Gallant, sister c~remony , June 16, at St. of the groom, Miss Nedra Peter's Episcopal Church. Katherine Jones, cousin of the The Rev. Albert MacKenzie bride, Mrs. Iv an Cooper, performed the double ring Evanston, Ill. , Miss Jane ceremony. Mrs. Anne Fisc~er Waller , Virginia Beach, Va .', played selections of clJlssical and Miss Amy Holzer, sister of and church music and Miss the bride. Nancy Walker , daughter of Dr. Miss Valerie Wetherholt, and Mrs . !son Walker, Gallipolis, was junior bridesGaHipolis, gave ths vocal maid. Rinv-bear er was her selections, including, "One ' nephew, David O'Neil. Hand, One Heart, " The attendants wore gowns '~Sometimes," and "Sun~ise, of la vender voile designed with Sunset." a ruffled scoop necklin~ and The a1tar vases were filled ruffled short s leeves edged in with arrangements of gladioli '. venise beading: Venise lace and white killen daisies ac- trinuned the emp ite waistline cented with white pompon and full circular' skirts were chrysanthemums. Ea.c h floor len gth . They carried window was decorated with a bouquets of white and yellow magnolia blossom and leaves marguerite daisies, purple with white robbon. Gre~nery statice, pink sweetheart .roses ma.rked the pews. and baby's breath. The junior Given in marriage by her . bridesmaid carr,ied flowers in father, the bride chose a gown a small white basket. of ivory silk organza designed John Faggard, Poteet, Tex., with an empire bodice, deep was the best man . Ushers were scoop neckline and a double James Buckingham, Attica, ruffle collar, edged in venise Mich., Jim Garza, Brownslace with short ruffled sleeves. · ville, Tex., Ivan Cooper, Venise lace circled the Evanston, Ill., Dennis O'Neil, waistline and enha nced the Northhampton, Mass. and the -ruffle on the hemline of the bride's brothers, Char les skirt and the chapel length Holzer, III , Gainesville, Fla., train. A matching organza and John W. Holzec, Richpicture hat, banded with lace, mond , Ind. h~ld. her veil of silk illusion. !'or her daughter 's wedding, Her bridal bouquet was of Mrs . . Holzer chose a floor white marguerite daisies, length flowered voile dress in white staphanotis, pink pastels. Her single flower was sweetheart roses, white a white orchid. The mother of miniature carnations, baby's the groom chose a floor length breath a nd ivy . Her only dress of yellow and wore a ~ - The Sunday-Times Sentinel June 17 1973 r Social Club enjoys meet GALLIPOLIS FERRY - W. Lambert, Ironton. The double ring ceremony Miss Linda Mae Staub, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred will 'le performed by the Rev . C. Staub, Gallipolis Ferry, has Tally Hanna , Saturday, June completed plans for her forth· 23, at the Trinity United ·coming marriage to William Methodist Church in Point Henry Lambert, son of Mrs. Pleasant. Nuptial music will be played Ruth Lambert and the late A. at 7 p.m. by Mrs. C. L. " Bud" Head, organist. Mrs. Charles sing le purple orchid. Lanham, soloist, will be A reception was held iJn.. singing special selections. The mediately following the service ceremony will begin at 7:30 at Riverby, home of the French p.m . Art Colony, and former home The bride will be given in of the bride's grandparents. A marriage by her father, and large table in the dining room Miss Ruth . Fout, Gallipolis was ce ntered by an Ferry, will be maid of honor. arrangement of flowers in Miss Staub has chosen Miss pastel shades and 3 branch Connie Gilland, Miss Priscilla silver ca ndelabra. The four- Fisher and Mrs . Jackie tiered wedding cake centered-a Maynard to be her attendants. Clifford "Skip " Young, separate table and was topped by a nosegay of flowers in the Athens, will serve as best man . brida l colors of lavender, pink Ushers will be Dr. Harold Brown, Pomeroy , David Wiley , and white. Miss Lisa Brink, cousin of Washington , W. Va ., and David the bride, registered guests. ·Bruce, South Point. Master Arthur Wiley, New Serving punch and cake were Haven, will be the ringbearer Miss Karin Jones , cousin of the 3.nd Tammy Sayre, Point bride, Miss Valerie Newman, Pleasant, and Tonya Watkins , Seattle, Wash., Mrs. William Gallipolis Ferry, will be the Hanson, Miss Joan Ford and flower girls . Miss Michele Price, an of Mrs. Burma Spencer will Gallipolis. Following the register·the guests. The custom reception, a buffet supper was of open cHurch will prevail with served to family and out of an open reception to follow in town guests at the Holiday Inn. the church social room . The couple took a wedding Rebecca Circle will ~e in trip to Monlreal, Canada and charge of the reception . Mrs. New England. Next year they Cora lea Pyles, Mrs. Betty will reside in Houston, Tex., where the groom is a senior in Baylor College of Medicine and the bride will be teaching elementary school. B,olh the bride and groom gradll8ted with honors fr om Colby College, Waterville, Maine and were elected to Phi Beta Kappa , Parties preceding the wedding were given by .Mrs. Sigismund Harder, Mrs . James Orr and Mrs. Ison Walker; Mrs , Gene Wetherholt and Mrs. Sere Tap; Mrs. Lawrence Bastiani and Mrs. William Cherrington; Mrs c Joseph Brady and Mrs. Louis Ford ; Mrs. Neil Prendergast, a nd Mrs .. E. Bartow, ..Jones, Point Pleasant, aun t of thP bride. PATRIOT - The Patriot Social Club met Tuesday evening at the Patriot Grange Hall. Mrs. Thelma Barker opened the meeting and the group sang " My Faith LOoks Up to Thee," "Quilting Party," " Maggie" and " In the Garden" with Helen Russell accom panying on the piano. Roll call was answered by Garnet Jones, Gertrude Davis. Aliee Clark, Elm& Rose, Ada Gladys Bostic, Ca rter , Geraldine Hoffman , Mary , Robin,' Roger and Christy Hoffman, Laura, Cindy, Cathy and Randy Crews, Helen Russell , Shenie Burnett, Thelma Barker, Cathy Sa under~ and Scott Wood. A potluck supper wUl be held July 11 at 6 :30 p.m. for the community at' the Grange Hall. Geraldine Hoffnfan presented the scripture reading and readings were given by Garnet Jones, Mary Crews and Gertrude Davis. Shenie Bennett led a game and the meeting adjourned with prayer by Ada Carter. Crawford, Miss Letha Long and Miss Linda Pinkerman, all of Gallipolis Ferry, will assist with the reception . Ring making at its loveliest in new TEXTURED . • AN EARLY·IN·111E·WEEK 1000 SALE! Mr. and Mrs.: ChmJes Mcinturff TilE CAST - First n;lw, 1-r, Jean Haner, Jane Haner, Jo ARMOUR* STAR SELECTED PORI- U.S. Govt. ln,ected FRESH Pork Loins Whole or Either Half -' • ~ Dapce 12/16-lb. Avg. lb• . students present circus : GALLIPOLIS - Sunday , dances, and circus show girls Glenn, Nancy Rinehart, Cindy , June 10 the students of Patty entertained with a jazz baton Dressler and Missy Oliver ~ Fellure's School of Dance and number. The clowns, Cindy . came through the audience • ·( Majorette presented a Dressler, Susan Glenn, Missy selling pop corn and candy and program of songs, dances and Oliver, Nancy Rinehart, Julie did .a ·tap dance to "Candy ; baton numbers at Washington 'steel, Julie Love, Belynda Man ." They also presented a ~ Elementary auditorium . The Layne , Beverly Swain, Sherry "Highwire" act in ballet form. ~ theme of the show was Foster, Jean Haner and Jane Mrs. Fellure twirled the baton ~ " Heyday of the Circus." Haner, and the Tumblers , to HBarnum and Bailey's The "Circus Parade" opened Charla Bailey , Angie Betz, Favorite March ." She also • the show with baton groups, a Tabalba Fife, Jo Ellen Fuller, military tap number, a flag Sonya Harold, Tracie Hill, routine and a baton solo by Donna Kay Jaines, Sheri Debbie Bailey . Missy Baldwin, Longley, Kelly Roberts, Paula : Charlene Bostic, Rowan Russel, Teresa Skeen, Sheri Burdette, Brenda Call, Cindy Smith and Lisa Triplet brought Green, Debbie Green, Tere·s a action to the circus with James, Beth Layne and acrobatics. Carletta Ratliff welcomed One of the most exciting By AILEEN CLAIRE everyone to the circus with an nwnbers was a fire baton solo NEA Food Editor .. acrobatic number. Midgets by Becky Call. Those who like b a k e d ' and jugglers did ballet and lap Peanu.t Vendors Susan apples and rice puddin g now can have their two favorite desserts in one dish . An APple-rice puddin g is j ust as easy to make and is good ·,' served hot or cold ; APPLE-RICE PUD])JN G 3·4 Washington State ! By The Piece Only CUT TO ORDER •• , , , lb. 99~ c FAMILY PAK PORK CHOPS we reierw~ thE- rig hi to limit quantities on all items ln.this ad. PricE's effKtiv,p ftlru Sat., JunE" 23, 1t1l. sol d Ia dnlers. GOLD WEDDING RINGS ;tCarved~ .. SUNDAY ONLY , HAND·FL.ORENTINED DAWN SET VINE RIPENED Avenue Gallipolis . Ohio C0 l'Jt-e ae Low Price NOW ON 6 SIZE '·• ' c •i each l': '·'· ONE GROUP Reduced To • •. ~ •• '· .'·, ''• ~ ~ Pint Bottles t Good Selection [; jSOrr p;rr Plus Qepoolt • 't]" JOAN OF ARC SLICED ELBERTA BETTER FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMILY t~ In The Silver Bridge Shopping Plaza ~ '• Open Mon . thru Sat. 10til9, Sun. 1 ti1.6 ~ for ~~ I' ~ .,' .,' ••• BREAKFAST CHEER • • "• COFFEE • OPEN EVERY SUNDAY ' Hungry Jack Buttermilk Biscuits 4 :;~ 45t Cnuntry Style Biscuits ... ... . 4 :;~·. 45c Buttermilk Biscuits ......... 4 r';:, 45c The Lowrey Genie for people who want to make music, but can't. PM SHOP ANIJ SAVE THE EASY WAYCHARGE IT! Lowery invented a new musical instrument thtJt makes anyone sound great. It d'?esn't matter if you've never played a note before . Once yov sit down and start playing ... beautiful music happens. Play .the keys, and an in credible electronic organ fills the room with music. Push lhe buttons. and the Genie adds more of its magic. Genie wi ll even play the peda ls for you automa tically. There's no other organ In Its price dass that ca(l do what the Genie does . BRUNICARDI HOUSE OF MUSIC 54 State St. Ga . Gravy & SliCed Turkey Meat loot in Brown Gr.. r Meat loaf in Tomato S.uee & 12 1ft-oz. Beef Patties w ' Italian Mexieaft Can or Burgandy Sauce MARGARINE FEATURES SOFT BLU~ BONNET ''7!:'· Slc . .... SOFT WHIPPED .. .. Hb. Slc CRISCO OIL Gallon Can $319 59C· .... 49~ 0 g .,. bine 1/<1 c up sugiJr , rice and egg yolk s and · salt Sti r in hot milk and rai s ins . Po ur over app les . Bake at 400·de· grees for 35-40 minutes ur until c ustard is se t . Beat egg whit~s nnlil foamy . Grad ually beat in 2 tablespoons . SUJ::ar and cinnamon . Beat uniJI st iff. Spi·ead ove r custard . Bake <Jt 125 for 8-10 minute s or unli l merin g 11c is b r t5 w n e d . Serve warm . Mak es 1-i se rvin gs The new Mrs. Harreld is a 1973 grad uate of Purdue University and a member of Chi Omega Sorority. Her · husband is a i972 graduate of Purdue, i1 member of Sigma Chi Fraternity and presently attending Hetrvard Business School. After a honeymoon in Florida , the 'couple will reside in Boston. ROBE, S·M-l ........ $ 9.00 XL . . . . . . . . . $ 10 .00 PAJAMAS, 32-40 .... .. $ 9.00 . 42-44 .. . . .. $10 .00 SCUFFS, S-M-L-XL .. $ 4.00 STAM PS '0 g STAMPS 0 DEPARTMENT STORE IN THE SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA 26~ .• WILL BE OPEN TODAY 1 pm til .5 pm Ph . 446-0687 BULK 0 SLICE.D BACON lb. gg~ -----------BEEF LIVER lb. 79t • • • • • "The S1ore With More" · GALL,! POLIS · ORIG U<!AI[ ~ Everything Is Guaranteed To SatisfyOr Money Bock g ~ g ·~~ BO-PEEP AMMONIA Bottle tab lespOons suga r . Place in l lf.! -quart bak ing di sh . Com - RJO GRANDE - Admitted en Delicious . l to Rio Grande College for the ( NEWSPAPnt {NTERPRIH ASSN J fall term are Jerry Lee Waters, son of Mr. and Mrs . Jack E. Waters , Vinton , ·oaniel J. SEEN AND HEARD Morris, son of Mrs . Wanda Mrs. GALLIPOLIS Morris, Gallipolis, and J oseph P. Dayton, son or Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Stewart, Tammi, Robert Dayton, Adrian ·Ave., Lowlctte and Jody Lee and Mr. and Mrs . Lowell Gothard, Gallipolis . attended g_ raduation ce remonies at Columbus Tech DAYTON - Mr . and Mrs. . Cliff Wilson, Mr , a nd Mrs. Paul on Friday, June 15, lor Sgt. Kerns and John Paul Kerns Henry Eugene McCormick . attended the graduation of McCormick graduated in Law Becky Wilson Kerns , Fairborn, Enforcement Technology . He from Wright State University, is a se rg ea nt with the June 10. She received a BS in Columbus Poli~e Deparlment. elementary education. She is He ·and his wife, the former the wife of John Paul Kerns , Karon Gothard, and children, GALL l POL IS Mary department manager of Secirs Monty and Monica, reside in Eleanor Gillilan, daughter of in Dayton, and the daughter of Gahanna. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mr. and Mrs. Wilso n·, Gillilan, Osage Rd ., Mount Gallipolis. Lebanon, Pa., became the bride of James Bruce Harreld , PLAN SONGFEST son of Mrs. James B. Harreld There will be a songfest Saturday, June 23, at 7:30p.m. and the late·J ames B. Harreld, at the Gospel Baptist Church, Gallipolis, on June 23 a t Bidwell-Mt . Olive rd ., a ll Dormont Presbyterian ChW'Ch . Gilliletn is vice chairman of singe rs and the public are the board for Ketchum , invited. MacLeod ·& Grove, InC. , a Pitl,burgh-hased advertising agency . 1 The wedding cere mony" was ol!iciated by Dr. James T. Orr . Mr s. William J. Gillilan lll wa s matron of honor . .J. Brent Harreld serVed his brother as best man . A recepUon at the Duquesne Club followed the ceremony. .• 89~ · o,. teas)Ji:ton cinnamon Toss sliced tlpples with 2 WHLU fCO I<Ill MY FLUFFO SHORTEIUNG Can MAGIC BLEACH Gallon Bottle J.l~ 3-lb. 2 cups scalding milk 1,~1 cup rais in s (optional) WEO BLUE BONNET MORTON HOUSE Heat &Sene MEAT DISHES 2· eggs, Setuiratcd 'l.a teas poon salt Since 1859 •• PILLSBURY REFRIGERATED FEATURES and thinly-sliced to measure 3 CUJlS 1/ 2 cup sugar 1 c~p hot, cooked rice IMPORT ANT NOTICE DUE TO PUBLIC DEMAND • •' 3-lb •. Can PLAZA • FIELDGREST Fine Combed Percale No-Iron, Permanent Press Sheets and Pillow Cases SET SCHOOL CHESHIRE Vacation Bible school will be held at the Cheshire Baptist Church lor persons residing in the Cheshire· area beginning Monday , June 18. The school will run through June 22. Classes are slated daily from 9 to 11:30 a.m. All interested persons are asked to contact Mrs. Paul Shoemaker at 3677176; Mrs. Jack Minor at 367· 7615 or Rev. William Uber, 3677801. SHOWER PLANNED VINTON - There will be a miscellaneous and layette shower for Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Cheatham, Friday, June 22, at 8 p.m. at the Vinton Baptist Church. • White • Twins • Colored · • Full • Prints • Queen • Stripes • King 1..-..-....-....-..---. 1 OPEN MONDAY TIL 8 PM v \ I ' · Nylon Tricot and then adds a generous frosting ' or gleaming satin floral app\i ·ques and braid , all color coordioa \ed. Tile comfort Jade o robe covers a provocative shift gown or titled pajamas sO beau tifully . .Witl'l a pai r of ma tchin g sc uffs, the scene is _all yours! Choose from a rainbow se lect ion of colors. GOWN S·M-L .. . ....... $ 6.00 Xt , ............ $ 7.00 '~ .................................................................., ~ IN THE SILVER BRIDGE ' does travel Iou ngewear THE FLY-BY-NIGHTS Lorraine selects creamy apple5 1:' , )Jared, cored 1/ 1 lORRAINE Miss Gillilan weds james Bruce Harreld '"'· .; ' ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE-Mr. and Mrs. William D. McCoy, Gallipolis, are proud to anhounce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Diana, to Jack Shepherd, son of Mr . and Mrs. Joseph G. Shepherd, Patriol. Miss McCoy is a 1973 graduate of North Gallia High Sc hool a.nd is presently em ployed at Robbins and Myers. Shepherd is a 1971 graduate at Symmes Valley High School and is employed wit)l Mansfield Asphalt Construction Company, Mansfield. They will be · married July 7. . of 5 children, Richard Swicegood, Jack Swicegood, Marilyn Evans, David Swicegood and Henrietta Newman and 13 grandchildren, all of Columbus. The Mcinturffs have resided in Galli a County for the past five years. Relatives , friends and neighbors are cordially invited to call during the open house hours . Mrs. James Harreld •. B-Pack Carton Miss Diana McCoy GALLIPOLIS - A reception will be held to honor Mr . and Mrs. Charles Mcinturf, on their 25th anniversary Sunday, June 24, from 3 to 5 p.m . at the Hillcrest Baptist Church, 2480 W. Broad St., Columbus. Mr . and Mrs. Mcinturff were married June 26, 1948 at the Hillcrest Baptist Church parsonage by Rev. J . H. Goewey . They are the parents f''Prcfern:id variety : Gold- PEPSI-COLA LOWREY ORGANS & PIANOS eWS Ind ., June 10, was John · W. Holzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cha rlesT.Holzer,Jr.,525First Ave., Gallipolis. Low in Calories - Ripe I Flaworful At a Special 7\. T 1v 0. RICHMOND, Ind. · - Ineluded among the graduates of E~rlham College, . Richmond, Mens & Boys s HONEY 404 Second borrowed Carol Burnett's character of the cleaning lady to have dreams of the highwire come true through ballet. Mrs. Fellure will start summer classes in solo baton twirling Saturday, June 23, at the Gmnde Squares Building. For information call 256-1392. Apples and rice make pudding, hot or cold Center & End Chops - 9 to 11 Chops Per Pkg. PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS Open House will honor Mclnturffs Julie Love; back row, Debbie Green, Teresa James, Carletta Ratliff, Missy Baldwin, Belynda Layne, Becky can, l)lissy Oliver, Debbie Bailey , Susan Glen n, Beth Layne, Bev Swain, Cindy Green, Nancy Rhinehart, Rowan Burdette, Brenda can, Cbarlene Bostic. Ellen Fu\ler, Tracy Hill, Angie Betz, Teresa Skeen, Sheri Smith and Cindy Dressler ; second row, Julie Steele, Charla Bailey, Tabalba Fife, Sonya Harold, Paula Russell, Kelley Roberts, Sheri Longley, Donna Kay James, Sherry Foster. · 1-lb. 1-oz. Cans PM TIL , " ,, �• " 1- The Slllday-nr...,. Sentinel, .'· ne 17, 1973 , w;,.-,:~ TUESDAY • OPEN GATE Garden Club meets at 6:30p.m. witll Edna Graham as hostess; tour ol Smeltzer's Garden Center and Installation of officers. . Miss Morris weds -Coming 1 Events ~ SUNDAY REV. Eugene Bare will speak at the IQ:4S a.m. service of the Triedstone Baptist Church. Rev. John .King is the pastor. :· SHAEFFER Family and Sanders Family will sing at the · 7:30 p.m. service of the Uberty • Chapel Church. Pastor Paul :··Martin invites the pubUc. : MONDAY ~ FRENCH Colony Chapter DAR ; picnic at the home of 1Mrs. ;'Kenneth Johnson, 632 Second . Ave , at 4 p.m. Bring own table . service. REGULAR membership ~ meeting of the GaUia County , Association for Retarded ~ Children in the M and S class- room at the GSI at 7:30 p.m. < Robert A. Repetto CHILLICOTHE Miss Mary Cacia Morris, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Truman A. Morris, 88 Fruit Hill Dr., became the bride of Robert Arthur Repetto, 1114 Habitat Place, Decatur, Ga., son of Mr. and Mrs . Artllur V. Repetto, 20 Old Mamaroneck Rd., White Plains, N. Y., in a ceremony at the Walnut Street United Methodist Church, May Zfi. Rev. G. William Wilcher, Wal nut Street Uni ted Methodist Church and Rev. William R. Flynn, St. Thomas' Anglican Church, Brooklin, Ontario, Canada officiated. Mrs. Floyd E. Simantel, organi st, provided nuptial music, with Thomas R. Brandeberr y, Gallipolis, sing~n g "Love Me Tender" and " Bridge Over Troubled REUNION PLANNED CHESHIRE - The Bradbury Jenkins reunion will be held June 24 at tile home of Mrs. Wendell Roush, Cheshire. In case of rain, the location will be moved to the Kyger Lodge Hall. ' FOOD HELP CHICAGO (UP! ) - About 715,000 low income Ohioans received assistance from the federal Food Stamp Program during February, officials announced. That was about 1,500 more persons than during January. Participants in all 88 Ohio counties paid some $7.4 million for the stamps, valued at about $19.3 millfon. Miss Louise Baird , ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED-Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Baird Rt. 2, Gallipolis, wish to announce the engagement of his sister, Louise, to David Sommerville,"'" of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sommerville, 6 Burkhart Lane. The bride-elect is the daughter of the late Ella Baird and Wayne Baird, Rt. I , Gallipolis. She is a 1972 graduate of Gallia Academy and is presently employed in the dietary department of Holzer Medical Center. He is a 1973 graduate of Gallia Academy and is presently employed at Pennyfare. The wedding will take place at the home of the bride's brother, July 28 at 6:30p.m. following the custom of open cere,n'ony . • IT/WQATH THETIIP To Just Look Around At The UNIFORM Gallia 4-H Ouh News CENTER I Matemitv Water." Northup Lassies 4-H met May 24. Meeting was called to order by the president, Cathy Boggs. Devotions were given by Pam Slayton who read Psalm-23 :1-6. Cathy Strait led pledges. Minutes were read by gues t was Jackie Graham who spoke on the boat ride, June 1, also jud gi ng on 4-H fair projects. Jackie showed a film strip on 4-H camp. Roll was caJied. Present were Judy Slone, Cathy Str ait, Cindy Cindy Boggs. Minutes were Boggs, Cathy Boggs, Tara . approved. Club discussed 4-H Wilcoxen, Kim Hemphill, Susie camp . Date was set for Hemphill, Tracy Hall, Pam UNIFORMS & PANT SUITS • Barco • Tiffany • White Swan White &Colors program committee , Tuesday, Slayton 1 Juli e Hel)derson, Vicki McGhee, Angela Dennison and Lori Fisher. May 29, at the home of Cathy Boggs. Persons assignsd to the committee were Cathy Boggs, Reporter Judy Ann Slone. Susie Hemphill and cathy Strait. Discussed whether or Cen terville Electrons ~-H not to have a fair booth. Special Club met June 13 at Thurman United Methodist Church. Lori McNeal presided. Hank Forgey had charge of the program. Steve Airowood will THE UNIFORM CENTER Across From the Post Office In Galli ors, Ohio nowers with green garlands in between. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white organza and imported venise lace styled with a high natural waistline, scooped neck and long juliet sleeves with a double ruffle cuff. Tbe chapel length train had a deep scalloped flounce. The 9 to 9 DAILY • NOON TO 8 SUNDAY neckline. sleeves. bodice and hem were trimmed with venise lace. Complimenting the gown was a matching camelot cap of venise lace with a cathedral veil of three tiers Imported silk illusion. The bride carried a victorian bouquet of purple violets , purple statice and cornflowers, with purple ribbon streamers and ming fern . Miss Lynne Rosenbaum , 137 PINE STREET GALLIPOLIS, OHIO r 700 WEST MAIN STREET POMEROY, OHIQ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Repetto Kaplan, Brooklyn , N. Y. and Richard Schachter, Washington, D. C. . The reception was held at the Chillicothe Country Club. Miss · Amy Hughes registered the "FRENCH CITY BRAND" Washington, D. C., served as Washington, D. C. She also The aisles of the church were maid of honor. Mrs. Howard F. Wesleyan College, attended marked with br a~s posts Delong, IJ, Chillicothe, was the Macon, Ga. capped with clusters of white matron of honor . They wore Repetto is a graduate of garden flowers. The altar held gowns and carried flowers Dobbs Ferry, N, Y., high an arrangement of white stock identical to the other at- guests and the reception was ' hosted by Mrs . Lawrence E. school and received a BS and and white carnations . At the tendants. master's degree in business front of the altar and behind Attendants were Miss Sue Kerns, Kingston. Following a wedding trip to administration from the the chancel were pillars of Todd Woodrow, Paducah, Ky., candles and white ga rd en Mrs. Peter G. Cartier, ltllaca , the Caribbean, the couple is at American University. He has a research assistanceship at N. Y., and Mrs. James R. horne in Decatur. The bride is a 1966 graduate Georgia State University in Magnussen, Columbus. They of Chillicothe High School and Atlanta while completing his wore lav en der petit-point SEEN AND HEARD Ph . D. in international GALUPOUS . - Mr. and dotted swiss floor length gowns attended the University of business. Mrs. Wayne Amsbary and with v-necklines , fitted Oslo, Norway and received her sons, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth bodices, puff sleeves and flared 330 Second Avenuil Amsbary and Dr. and Mrs. flounces along the hemline . The gdwns were trimmed at Harry Am.Sbary and so o~ the neck, sleeves, back parte! Wayne, recently returned from says a trip through the Smoky and hem with white venise Mountains to Gatlinburg, lace. They wore white garden Have A Tenn. and Cherokee Village, N. hats with white roses on the crown. They carried victorian C. ''Happy Day ' ' bouquets of white rosebuds, lily Of the valley and purple High and Dee p violets. Lake Titicata, the highest Bruce Lugn, Washington, D. naviga ble body of water in C. served as best man. Ushers the world at an altitude of 12,500 ft. , is more than 600 were Larry Morales, New feet deep. The lake is sit- York, N. Y., Paul Krupnick, uated on the Peru-Bolivia Kew Gardens, N. Y., f'1:~nuel boundary. Gallipolis, Ohict en DADS COMPLETE TRAINING - Racine emergency medical technicians who have completed 60 bours of instruction in emergency victim care skills and techniques are (kneeling ) !..-, Merle Johnson, Helen Pickens, and Jeanette Lawrence; ·standing, Larry Baker, inslrllctor; Walter Cleland, Dorothy Spencer, Naomi London, Betty Hayes, Joan TutUe, Fritz Sisson, and Dave Cleland. Not in tbe picture are, Raymond Adams, Suzanne Bush, Jacob Bush, Kenny Imboden, Homer Proffitt, Steve Slmp,.,n, and Gary Wolfe. Certificates and I i at French City Fabric Shoppe Fashion is your bag SALE OF FABRICS SAVE UP TO % r. .J LifZYNBDRES ~EG . V ~ PU, 01'0. ~ C ~I(/ICIL o.!A D( ON OJ S A_ ON PERM. PRESS, KNITS, ..... ~:§4$~ POLYESTER SILKS, CREPES · 'I .A POMEROY - Mr andMrs Airways and Flamingo Allan Keller of Darien, Conn., Airlines. The greater share of have arrived In Pomeroy from the financial backing for the the Bahamas for the wedding new airline wlll be provided by of Bernadette Hennesy and the government, according to Don Anderson where Mr. Clement T. Maynard, Minister Keller, an editorial consultant, of Tourism. had been conferring with - Secure in its friendly government officials on plans relationship willi its neighbors, for Bahamian independence by especially the United States, July 10. the new Bahaman government Mrs. Keller is the former plans no immediate - ex!rna Elberfeld of Pomeroy. penditures for an army, navy Independence for the islands or air force, but Intends to off the Florida coast wlll not double Its Coast Guard fleet. change relations with this ProximitY to Cuba from where . country, particularly in the many refugees wish to escape field of tourism, according tQ, makes this a necessity. Keller, in a statement to The - There will be more visitors Sunday Times-Sentinel. to the islands, who last year He made these other totttled more than 1.5 million. predictions : More flights from the mainland · DR.R.H.McMASTER - The Bat;lamas will remain will be a major goal of the new · Aformer Gallipolis physician is active in community affairs in tile British Commonwealth nation. Sea passage will be in Cincinnati. lie is Dr. Robert H. McMaster, who was on tile Gallipolis Clinic atafffrom 1951 to 1956. Dr. McMaster is now an of Nations, but will initiate an maintained by the Home Une's official witll Merrell-National Laboratories. a large phar- intensive, stepped-up drive for cruise ships Oceanic and maceutical company in Cincinnati. His interest in heart disease tourists In order to finance Homeric Wlder existing conhas resulted in pioneering efforts to upgrade the pre-hospital better education, health ser- tracts. - Raising of the Bahamian emergency systems in greater~ Cincinnati. where he is chainnan vices and other social improvements. flag will be at one minute past of the steering committee for Rescue 52. midnight on July to (Keller A new airline, to be known This enterprise, to be patterned after similar systems in Seattle, Columbus, and a few other cities, will bring the coronary as BAHAMASA!R, will be was told) . Later in the morning care unit or intensive care unit of tile hospital to the patient at the operating within a few days, the Prince of Wales, site of his heart attack or other emergency through properly' taking over the inter-island representing Queen Elizabeth equipped ambulances and life squadsmen with far advanced routes and Florida-Bahamas II, will turn over <;locuments routes now flown by Out Island establishing the country's training. . . independence. The system will make use of radio and telemetry to a - Wh.e ther or .1ol new gam~ medical center (Cincinnati General Hospital) and the life ling casinos will be authorized squadsmen will be capable of using such life-<!llving techniques is still unsettled, but as portable defibrillation (the "paddles" . tllat are applled to the sta,ff of the agency's LOs discussions on this will begin shock a "dead" heart back to life) and powerful heart drugsthat Angeles .office, which held soon after the first day of 1974. are given intravenously. hearings on the reservation There are now three In the Thus the ambulance will become more than just a transport late last summer in response to islands, two in Freeport and vehicle, ~nd it is probable that many liYl!S that would otherwise Indian complai nts and a one at Paradise Island in be lost wlll be saved. . · .. request from Lewis R . Bruce, Nassau. Dr. McMaster is an Assistant Clinical Professor of MedlCJne former commiSsioner of the Keller further said an apat the University of Cbicinnati College of Medicine. He is also Bureau of Indian Affairs. ' plication is being readied for vice president of the American Heart Association, Soutllwestern One of the worst credit admission to the United Ohio Chapter and is a member of the Board of Trustees of the practices, the report said, Nations, and the Bahamas will American Heart Association, Ohio Affiliate. He lives at 8040 involves the interception of seek membership In other Shawnee Run Road in Indian Hill, a suburb of Cincinnati, with his Social Security and welfare regional alliances for wife, Katllerine, and daughter, Susan. Mrs. McMaster is the checks by lrading post development and progress. An daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jones of Gallipolis. operators, who then get tile embassy wlll be opened In +++ ,j,' ''·,• !; Reg. Sl.OO Belding Cotricelli Tape Stitch. Guide for Top Stitching . 79c . Reg. $1.59. Sewing Scissors,- $1.19 Reg. 75C Oritz Tracing Wheels ~ SSc Reg . $8 .00 Belding Knife Edge Scissors. Extra sharp for knits. $5.99 Reg. S1.2S . Oritz Bound Button Hole Maker 99c .Reg. SOc Pin Cushion Pin Pack 29c Reg. $1.00 Snag Fixer- - - - 79c Reg. SOc Oritz Tailor Tacker- 59c ' , Reb. 69c Bobbin Boxes . Reg. $1.00 .-79c. . 49c ' , Reg , $2 .50. Thread Box . . Sl.QO. Spool Rack Reg. 75c Oritz Seam Ripper- ,,·. ' .. SSe . $1.89 Reg. soc Oritz Tailorette. Hem guage and marker 39c 79c Reg . $1.25 Oritz Exy-Hem Gauge · 99c Many Special Prices on Singer Machines See The New Futura J FRENCH CITY F.ABRIC SHOPPE Open 'Til 8 Mon. & Fri.- Open All Day Thursday 2 COMPLETE FLOOR OF FABRICS & NOTIONS BANMAM!AICARO. ""'"'~~!" SIMPLICITY, McC,.LLS, BUTTERICK, VOGUE PATTERNS WE DO CUSTOM DRESS MAKING-SINGER SALES & SERVICE 58 Court St. White Ph. 446-9255 19.99 1 Sienna & Bone Brown & ~one ·, .. I atl~tS · ,AMILY SltOI $TORE Ohio Valley Bank · . Gall ip6lis. Ohio Member " FDIC .' NO SERVICE CHARGE ON CHECKING ACCOUNTS. Whf!re the famil~ shops lceelher Ga lli~nlis 328 Second Ave. Gal! ipolis. 0. '• \ LOOSE . NOTES . - John Haffelt, r~cently-appointed superintendent of the Gailia County Children s· Home, Is still serving Larry's Wayside as manag~r . of carpeting ... Keith Thomas and his family, while on vacation earlier Uus month, hacl the opportunity to see Gallipolis nativeDave Roberts chalk Lip ·his sixth National League baseball victory in the Astrodome at Houston. Keith sent us a clipping of June 5edition of The Houston Post, which carried tbe story of the Astros' 7-{1 v1ctory o~er . Philadelphia . Roberts, who shut tile. Phils out on SIX h1ts, received an eight column baMer headlme across the top of page one of The Post. It read: "Roberts stops Phils with six-hitter." Thomas said tbe family a!"' attended a game in the ·".dome',', the following night. "We watched it under perfect conditiO";', he said 1 adding "outside, a severe thunderstorm was m the making." Monday thru Saturday, our two Mini-Bank drive-up windows are open at 8:00AM ; so you can put m0ney in, take money out, and make payments. And We stay open longer, too. 'Til 6 PM Monday thru Wednesday, 1 P,M on Thursday, 7 PM friday and 3 PM Saturday. White on White Mon . & Fri. 9: 30 Iii 8 p.m. Tues .-,Wed .- Sat. 9:30 til 5 P.m ..: Thursday 9:30 til 12 Noon mdowshop weekdiws at 8! • LB. I By Hobart Wilson Jr. • guests. - Reporters, Steve the next meetin g. The next Moses and Jack Walker. .09 $ I I meeting will be held June 27, at the Thurman Church. Club advisors ar~ Hank Forgey and Janet Beman. Mrs . Jack and Mat CurtiS Were .(BONE-IN) Islands' future ! : ap.p ears bright .. ! ·D ateline" ! GalliJl --- &tc. McNe ~l individual cards will be presenteo each graduate. The training was financed by the Trade and Industrial Vocational Education Service of the State Department of Education . Larry Baker, Instructor, praised the class for its·community spirit for improving their efficiency as emergency medical technicians. H~ praised their interest and spirit of cooperation. Many emergency medical services are requesting training and interest in emergency medical service protection is growing throughout Ohio, he sa id. r----~--------:----- ----~----1 , ~ have a progr3m on Health at TO SEW THIS SUMMER ROUND STEAK BA degree in political science from the American University, Indians to sign U1em over to pay off their debts. New credit often will not be extended unless the Indians agree, It said. CAPE COD • • Indians in money cnsts • WASHINGTON (UPl i · Trading posts on . Navajo reservations in the Southwest are keeping the Indians in a . state of eco nomi c slave ry mission report added that the 135,000 Navajos on the nation's VIENNA SAUSAGE WHITE PLASTIC PICKET FENCE I 3I 5-oz. ¢ Silicone Coated "GREEN GIANr' NIBLETS ·CORN 5 / 12-oz. ~cans $ IRON ING BOARD PAD and COVER SET 1$ "Green Giant" . BROADLOOM RUG BLOCKS 100% NYLON ACCENT RUGS HAPPY FATHER'S DAY! largest single reservation, located in parts of Arizona and New Mexico, are being vic- through A combination of timized by language barriers, usery , lnflatod prices and limited competition and sales outright cheiltlng , • ccording to practices the trading posts a governlll nt report, ... have used lor decades. Tbe document was issued by ~I'CIOOCIICIOI'CIOOCI'CIOOCHIOCMIOOCHIOC=tt Tbe Ft'<IL•rill Trnde Com- SWEET PEAS 4I Washington and consulates ·establis ~ed in Europe where special efforts will be made to tap the expanding European market for tourists. "BEACON" e 27" X 45" e REG. '2.99 $ .99 EA. t cans SEC. +++ TWENTY YEARS AGO , from the files of the Daily Tribune and weekly GaUia Times ... Carman Frogle, Eagle Scout•. will attend National Jamboree in Fresno, Calif ... WJEH Radio to celebrate third birthday ... Ironton names Jun Mames head football coach. Tigers to play GAHS in 1953 grid opener ... Les Evans named manager of Hocking Valley Gas Co .•. Logan, OhLO ... PTC Thomas E. Wade, Scottown, killed in U. S. Army's worst air crash near Tokyo ... Wahama SUmmer Falcons defeat Gallipolis Blue Devils .4-1 in baseball encounter. "ARMOUR" HI-C FRUIT DRINKS • Orange-Pineapple • Grape • Fruit Punch • Orange 3 4~z. cans I 17-oz. cans JUMBO SIZE BEACH TOWELS e CHOICE OF PRINTS e REG. '1.99 44 EA. �• " 1- The Slllday-nr...,. Sentinel, .'· ne 17, 1973 , w;,.-,:~ TUESDAY • OPEN GATE Garden Club meets at 6:30p.m. witll Edna Graham as hostess; tour ol Smeltzer's Garden Center and Installation of officers. . Miss Morris weds -Coming 1 Events ~ SUNDAY REV. Eugene Bare will speak at the IQ:4S a.m. service of the Triedstone Baptist Church. Rev. John .King is the pastor. :· SHAEFFER Family and Sanders Family will sing at the · 7:30 p.m. service of the Uberty • Chapel Church. Pastor Paul :··Martin invites the pubUc. : MONDAY ~ FRENCH Colony Chapter DAR ; picnic at the home of 1Mrs. ;'Kenneth Johnson, 632 Second . Ave , at 4 p.m. Bring own table . service. REGULAR membership ~ meeting of the GaUia County , Association for Retarded ~ Children in the M and S class- room at the GSI at 7:30 p.m. < Robert A. Repetto CHILLICOTHE Miss Mary Cacia Morris, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Truman A. Morris, 88 Fruit Hill Dr., became the bride of Robert Arthur Repetto, 1114 Habitat Place, Decatur, Ga., son of Mr. and Mrs . Artllur V. Repetto, 20 Old Mamaroneck Rd., White Plains, N. Y., in a ceremony at the Walnut Street United Methodist Church, May Zfi. Rev. G. William Wilcher, Wal nut Street Uni ted Methodist Church and Rev. William R. Flynn, St. Thomas' Anglican Church, Brooklin, Ontario, Canada officiated. Mrs. Floyd E. Simantel, organi st, provided nuptial music, with Thomas R. Brandeberr y, Gallipolis, sing~n g "Love Me Tender" and " Bridge Over Troubled REUNION PLANNED CHESHIRE - The Bradbury Jenkins reunion will be held June 24 at tile home of Mrs. Wendell Roush, Cheshire. In case of rain, the location will be moved to the Kyger Lodge Hall. ' FOOD HELP CHICAGO (UP! ) - About 715,000 low income Ohioans received assistance from the federal Food Stamp Program during February, officials announced. That was about 1,500 more persons than during January. Participants in all 88 Ohio counties paid some $7.4 million for the stamps, valued at about $19.3 millfon. Miss Louise Baird , ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED-Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Baird Rt. 2, Gallipolis, wish to announce the engagement of his sister, Louise, to David Sommerville,"'" of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sommerville, 6 Burkhart Lane. The bride-elect is the daughter of the late Ella Baird and Wayne Baird, Rt. I , Gallipolis. She is a 1972 graduate of Gallia Academy and is presently employed in the dietary department of Holzer Medical Center. He is a 1973 graduate of Gallia Academy and is presently employed at Pennyfare. The wedding will take place at the home of the bride's brother, July 28 at 6:30p.m. following the custom of open cere,n'ony . • IT/WQATH THETIIP To Just Look Around At The UNIFORM Gallia 4-H Ouh News CENTER I Matemitv Water." Northup Lassies 4-H met May 24. Meeting was called to order by the president, Cathy Boggs. Devotions were given by Pam Slayton who read Psalm-23 :1-6. Cathy Strait led pledges. Minutes were read by gues t was Jackie Graham who spoke on the boat ride, June 1, also jud gi ng on 4-H fair projects. Jackie showed a film strip on 4-H camp. Roll was caJied. Present were Judy Slone, Cathy Str ait, Cindy Cindy Boggs. Minutes were Boggs, Cathy Boggs, Tara . approved. Club discussed 4-H Wilcoxen, Kim Hemphill, Susie camp . Date was set for Hemphill, Tracy Hall, Pam UNIFORMS & PANT SUITS • Barco • Tiffany • White Swan White &Colors program committee , Tuesday, Slayton 1 Juli e Hel)derson, Vicki McGhee, Angela Dennison and Lori Fisher. May 29, at the home of Cathy Boggs. Persons assignsd to the committee were Cathy Boggs, Reporter Judy Ann Slone. Susie Hemphill and cathy Strait. Discussed whether or Cen terville Electrons ~-H not to have a fair booth. Special Club met June 13 at Thurman United Methodist Church. Lori McNeal presided. Hank Forgey had charge of the program. Steve Airowood will THE UNIFORM CENTER Across From the Post Office In Galli ors, Ohio nowers with green garlands in between. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white organza and imported venise lace styled with a high natural waistline, scooped neck and long juliet sleeves with a double ruffle cuff. Tbe chapel length train had a deep scalloped flounce. The 9 to 9 DAILY • NOON TO 8 SUNDAY neckline. sleeves. bodice and hem were trimmed with venise lace. Complimenting the gown was a matching camelot cap of venise lace with a cathedral veil of three tiers Imported silk illusion. The bride carried a victorian bouquet of purple violets , purple statice and cornflowers, with purple ribbon streamers and ming fern . Miss Lynne Rosenbaum , 137 PINE STREET GALLIPOLIS, OHIO r 700 WEST MAIN STREET POMEROY, OHIQ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Repetto Kaplan, Brooklyn , N. Y. and Richard Schachter, Washington, D. C. . The reception was held at the Chillicothe Country Club. Miss · Amy Hughes registered the "FRENCH CITY BRAND" Washington, D. C., served as Washington, D. C. She also The aisles of the church were maid of honor. Mrs. Howard F. Wesleyan College, attended marked with br a~s posts Delong, IJ, Chillicothe, was the Macon, Ga. capped with clusters of white matron of honor . They wore Repetto is a graduate of garden flowers. The altar held gowns and carried flowers Dobbs Ferry, N, Y., high an arrangement of white stock identical to the other at- guests and the reception was ' hosted by Mrs . Lawrence E. school and received a BS and and white carnations . At the tendants. master's degree in business front of the altar and behind Attendants were Miss Sue Kerns, Kingston. Following a wedding trip to administration from the the chancel were pillars of Todd Woodrow, Paducah, Ky., candles and white ga rd en Mrs. Peter G. Cartier, ltllaca , the Caribbean, the couple is at American University. He has a research assistanceship at N. Y., and Mrs. James R. horne in Decatur. The bride is a 1966 graduate Georgia State University in Magnussen, Columbus. They of Chillicothe High School and Atlanta while completing his wore lav en der petit-point SEEN AND HEARD Ph . D. in international GALUPOUS . - Mr. and dotted swiss floor length gowns attended the University of business. Mrs. Wayne Amsbary and with v-necklines , fitted Oslo, Norway and received her sons, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth bodices, puff sleeves and flared 330 Second Avenuil Amsbary and Dr. and Mrs. flounces along the hemline . The gdwns were trimmed at Harry Am.Sbary and so o~ the neck, sleeves, back parte! Wayne, recently returned from says a trip through the Smoky and hem with white venise Mountains to Gatlinburg, lace. They wore white garden Have A Tenn. and Cherokee Village, N. hats with white roses on the crown. They carried victorian C. ''Happy Day ' ' bouquets of white rosebuds, lily Of the valley and purple High and Dee p violets. Lake Titicata, the highest Bruce Lugn, Washington, D. naviga ble body of water in C. served as best man. Ushers the world at an altitude of 12,500 ft. , is more than 600 were Larry Morales, New feet deep. The lake is sit- York, N. Y., Paul Krupnick, uated on the Peru-Bolivia Kew Gardens, N. Y., f'1:~nuel boundary. Gallipolis, Ohict en DADS COMPLETE TRAINING - Racine emergency medical technicians who have completed 60 bours of instruction in emergency victim care skills and techniques are (kneeling ) !..-, Merle Johnson, Helen Pickens, and Jeanette Lawrence; ·standing, Larry Baker, inslrllctor; Walter Cleland, Dorothy Spencer, Naomi London, Betty Hayes, Joan TutUe, Fritz Sisson, and Dave Cleland. Not in tbe picture are, Raymond Adams, Suzanne Bush, Jacob Bush, Kenny Imboden, Homer Proffitt, Steve Slmp,.,n, and Gary Wolfe. Certificates and I i at French City Fabric Shoppe Fashion is your bag SALE OF FABRICS SAVE UP TO % r. .J LifZYNBDRES ~EG . V ~ PU, 01'0. ~ C ~I(/ICIL o.!A D( ON OJ S A_ ON PERM. PRESS, KNITS, ..... ~:§4$~ POLYESTER SILKS, CREPES · 'I .A POMEROY - Mr andMrs Airways and Flamingo Allan Keller of Darien, Conn., Airlines. The greater share of have arrived In Pomeroy from the financial backing for the the Bahamas for the wedding new airline wlll be provided by of Bernadette Hennesy and the government, according to Don Anderson where Mr. Clement T. Maynard, Minister Keller, an editorial consultant, of Tourism. had been conferring with - Secure in its friendly government officials on plans relationship willi its neighbors, for Bahamian independence by especially the United States, July 10. the new Bahaman government Mrs. Keller is the former plans no immediate - ex!rna Elberfeld of Pomeroy. penditures for an army, navy Independence for the islands or air force, but Intends to off the Florida coast wlll not double Its Coast Guard fleet. change relations with this ProximitY to Cuba from where . country, particularly in the many refugees wish to escape field of tourism, according tQ, makes this a necessity. Keller, in a statement to The - There will be more visitors Sunday Times-Sentinel. to the islands, who last year He made these other totttled more than 1.5 million. predictions : More flights from the mainland · DR.R.H.McMASTER - The Bat;lamas will remain will be a major goal of the new · Aformer Gallipolis physician is active in community affairs in tile British Commonwealth nation. Sea passage will be in Cincinnati. lie is Dr. Robert H. McMaster, who was on tile Gallipolis Clinic atafffrom 1951 to 1956. Dr. McMaster is now an of Nations, but will initiate an maintained by the Home Une's official witll Merrell-National Laboratories. a large phar- intensive, stepped-up drive for cruise ships Oceanic and maceutical company in Cincinnati. His interest in heart disease tourists In order to finance Homeric Wlder existing conhas resulted in pioneering efforts to upgrade the pre-hospital better education, health ser- tracts. - Raising of the Bahamian emergency systems in greater~ Cincinnati. where he is chainnan vices and other social improvements. flag will be at one minute past of the steering committee for Rescue 52. midnight on July to (Keller A new airline, to be known This enterprise, to be patterned after similar systems in Seattle, Columbus, and a few other cities, will bring the coronary as BAHAMASA!R, will be was told) . Later in the morning care unit or intensive care unit of tile hospital to the patient at the operating within a few days, the Prince of Wales, site of his heart attack or other emergency through properly' taking over the inter-island representing Queen Elizabeth equipped ambulances and life squadsmen with far advanced routes and Florida-Bahamas II, will turn over <;locuments routes now flown by Out Island establishing the country's training. . . independence. The system will make use of radio and telemetry to a - Wh.e ther or .1ol new gam~ medical center (Cincinnati General Hospital) and the life ling casinos will be authorized squadsmen will be capable of using such life-<!llving techniques is still unsettled, but as portable defibrillation (the "paddles" . tllat are applled to the sta,ff of the agency's LOs discussions on this will begin shock a "dead" heart back to life) and powerful heart drugsthat Angeles .office, which held soon after the first day of 1974. are given intravenously. hearings on the reservation There are now three In the Thus the ambulance will become more than just a transport late last summer in response to islands, two in Freeport and vehicle, ~nd it is probable that many liYl!S that would otherwise Indian complai nts and a one at Paradise Island in be lost wlll be saved. . · .. request from Lewis R . Bruce, Nassau. Dr. McMaster is an Assistant Clinical Professor of MedlCJne former commiSsioner of the Keller further said an apat the University of Cbicinnati College of Medicine. He is also Bureau of Indian Affairs. ' plication is being readied for vice president of the American Heart Association, Soutllwestern One of the worst credit admission to the United Ohio Chapter and is a member of the Board of Trustees of the practices, the report said, Nations, and the Bahamas will American Heart Association, Ohio Affiliate. He lives at 8040 involves the interception of seek membership In other Shawnee Run Road in Indian Hill, a suburb of Cincinnati, with his Social Security and welfare regional alliances for wife, Katllerine, and daughter, Susan. Mrs. McMaster is the checks by lrading post development and progress. An daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jones of Gallipolis. operators, who then get tile embassy wlll be opened In +++ ,j,' ''·,• !; Reg. Sl.OO Belding Cotricelli Tape Stitch. Guide for Top Stitching . 79c . Reg. $1.59. Sewing Scissors,- $1.19 Reg. 75C Oritz Tracing Wheels ~ SSc Reg . $8 .00 Belding Knife Edge Scissors. Extra sharp for knits. $5.99 Reg. S1.2S . Oritz Bound Button Hole Maker 99c .Reg. SOc Pin Cushion Pin Pack 29c Reg. $1.00 Snag Fixer- - - - 79c Reg. SOc Oritz Tailor Tacker- 59c ' , Reb. 69c Bobbin Boxes . Reg. $1.00 .-79c. . 49c ' , Reg , $2 .50. Thread Box . . Sl.QO. Spool Rack Reg. 75c Oritz Seam Ripper- ,,·. ' .. SSe . $1.89 Reg. soc Oritz Tailorette. Hem guage and marker 39c 79c Reg . $1.25 Oritz Exy-Hem Gauge · 99c Many Special Prices on Singer Machines See The New Futura J FRENCH CITY F.ABRIC SHOPPE Open 'Til 8 Mon. & Fri.- Open All Day Thursday 2 COMPLETE FLOOR OF FABRICS & NOTIONS BANMAM!AICARO. ""'"'~~!" SIMPLICITY, McC,.LLS, BUTTERICK, VOGUE PATTERNS WE DO CUSTOM DRESS MAKING-SINGER SALES & SERVICE 58 Court St. White Ph. 446-9255 19.99 1 Sienna & Bone Brown & ~one ·, .. I atl~tS · ,AMILY SltOI $TORE Ohio Valley Bank · . Gall ip6lis. Ohio Member " FDIC .' NO SERVICE CHARGE ON CHECKING ACCOUNTS. Whf!re the famil~ shops lceelher Ga lli~nlis 328 Second Ave. Gal! ipolis. 0. '• \ LOOSE . NOTES . - John Haffelt, r~cently-appointed superintendent of the Gailia County Children s· Home, Is still serving Larry's Wayside as manag~r . of carpeting ... Keith Thomas and his family, while on vacation earlier Uus month, hacl the opportunity to see Gallipolis nativeDave Roberts chalk Lip ·his sixth National League baseball victory in the Astrodome at Houston. Keith sent us a clipping of June 5edition of The Houston Post, which carried tbe story of the Astros' 7-{1 v1ctory o~er . Philadelphia . Roberts, who shut tile. Phils out on SIX h1ts, received an eight column baMer headlme across the top of page one of The Post. It read: "Roberts stops Phils with six-hitter." Thomas said tbe family a!"' attended a game in the ·".dome',', the following night. "We watched it under perfect conditiO";', he said 1 adding "outside, a severe thunderstorm was m the making." Monday thru Saturday, our two Mini-Bank drive-up windows are open at 8:00AM ; so you can put m0ney in, take money out, and make payments. And We stay open longer, too. 'Til 6 PM Monday thru Wednesday, 1 P,M on Thursday, 7 PM friday and 3 PM Saturday. White on White Mon . & Fri. 9: 30 Iii 8 p.m. Tues .-,Wed .- Sat. 9:30 til 5 P.m ..: Thursday 9:30 til 12 Noon mdowshop weekdiws at 8! • LB. I By Hobart Wilson Jr. • guests. - Reporters, Steve the next meetin g. The next Moses and Jack Walker. .09 $ I I meeting will be held June 27, at the Thurman Church. Club advisors ar~ Hank Forgey and Janet Beman. Mrs . Jack and Mat CurtiS Were .(BONE-IN) Islands' future ! : ap.p ears bright .. ! ·D ateline" ! GalliJl --- &tc. McNe ~l individual cards will be presenteo each graduate. The training was financed by the Trade and Industrial Vocational Education Service of the State Department of Education . Larry Baker, Instructor, praised the class for its·community spirit for improving their efficiency as emergency medical technicians. H~ praised their interest and spirit of cooperation. Many emergency medical services are requesting training and interest in emergency medical service protection is growing throughout Ohio, he sa id. r----~--------:----- ----~----1 , ~ have a progr3m on Health at TO SEW THIS SUMMER ROUND STEAK BA degree in political science from the American University, Indians to sign U1em over to pay off their debts. New credit often will not be extended unless the Indians agree, It said. CAPE COD • • Indians in money cnsts • WASHINGTON (UPl i · Trading posts on . Navajo reservations in the Southwest are keeping the Indians in a . state of eco nomi c slave ry mission report added that the 135,000 Navajos on the nation's VIENNA SAUSAGE WHITE PLASTIC PICKET FENCE I 3I 5-oz. ¢ Silicone Coated "GREEN GIANr' NIBLETS ·CORN 5 / 12-oz. ~cans $ IRON ING BOARD PAD and COVER SET 1$ "Green Giant" . BROADLOOM RUG BLOCKS 100% NYLON ACCENT RUGS HAPPY FATHER'S DAY! largest single reservation, located in parts of Arizona and New Mexico, are being vic- through A combination of timized by language barriers, usery , lnflatod prices and limited competition and sales outright cheiltlng , • ccording to practices the trading posts a governlll nt report, ... have used lor decades. Tbe document was issued by ~I'CIOOCIICIOI'CIOOCI'CIOOCHIOCMIOOCHIOC=tt Tbe Ft'<IL•rill Trnde Com- SWEET PEAS 4I Washington and consulates ·establis ~ed in Europe where special efforts will be made to tap the expanding European market for tourists. "BEACON" e 27" X 45" e REG. '2.99 $ .99 EA. t cans SEC. +++ TWENTY YEARS AGO , from the files of the Daily Tribune and weekly GaUia Times ... Carman Frogle, Eagle Scout•. will attend National Jamboree in Fresno, Calif ... WJEH Radio to celebrate third birthday ... Ironton names Jun Mames head football coach. Tigers to play GAHS in 1953 grid opener ... Les Evans named manager of Hocking Valley Gas Co .•. Logan, OhLO ... PTC Thomas E. Wade, Scottown, killed in U. S. Army's worst air crash near Tokyo ... Wahama SUmmer Falcons defeat Gallipolis Blue Devils .4-1 in baseball encounter. "ARMOUR" HI-C FRUIT DRINKS • Orange-Pineapple • Grape • Fruit Punch • Orange 3 4~z. cans I 17-oz. cans JUMBO SIZE BEACH TOWELS e CHOICE OF PRINTS e REG. '1.99 44 EA. �... • - The SWlday·Tholes Sentinel, """e 17, 1~73 cottected . Said tax shall be PUBLIC NOTICES placed before and in greferl!!'nce Your Right to Know derived fr-om ~aid tax levy herebv required shall be placed in a separate and distinct fund . to all other items dd for the full amount thereof. The tvnds and and tle i nformed of the f unc tionS" ot Your govern!Tient are embodied in public notices . In 1that selt .government ch·arges all citizens to be informed ; this new1paper urges everv ci t i zen to read and study these 1notices We strong1!f advise those ciH~ r'ls , seeking further in for mation, to exercise thei r , right ot ·acces s to public •records and publ i c meetings . with collected on the same, shall be Interest ol said renewal nott'S , or the bonds in ant ic ipat ion of which they are issued when and as thE-Same falls due . provided. however that in each year and to the eKtent that surplus revenues derived tram the operation ot the sanitary sewer system ot the City are available and appropriated for the 'payment of pr inci pal of and interest on the bonds or renewal notes AN EMERGENCY OR . DI N ANCE P_ROVIOING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF SJ60 ,000 OF RENEWAL ·NOTE S BY THE C ITY OF GALLIPOLIS . OHIO , IN ANTICIPATION OF THE ISSUANCE OF BONOS FOR THE PURP OSE OF IMPROVING THE SA N IT,I\RY SE WER SYSTEM O.F THE CI TY . W HERE AS , the City of Galli pol is has un d ertake n the constr uc t i on of a sewer line extension in coo pera tion w i th the E c onom ic Development Adm inistration .of the Depart · ment of Commer ce of the United Sates of Amer i ca ( E . D .A .); and WHEREA S, the City has rec eived a grant In the ap proximate amount of $811 .200 from .e: .o .A .. w ill rec eive tap .in cha rges of approximate l y $64.000 , and will utilize S144 , 10J of current const ru c tio n funds ; issued in anticipation thereof, the amount of such taw. shan be reduced by the amount of said revenues so ap . propr ia ted , SECTIO N 7. This Ci ty Commiss ion for and on behal f of the City of Gallipolis, hereby covenants that said City will make no use of th e proceeds ot sate of the renewal notes hereby author i zed which , i f such use had been reasonable expected on the date of issue of suc h obligations , would have cause d sa i d obligations to be " ar . bitrage bonds" wifhin the meaning o f Section 103 ( d ) of the I nternal Revenue Co::le, and tht~t the City w ill co mply w lt h the require ments of said Sec t io n 103 (dJ a nd app lic able regulat io ns tl;lereunder throug ho ut the term of said obligat ions, and the Fi .s c a l Off icer of said City i~ hereby . author i zed, empowe red a nd directed t o execute and del iver on advice of counse l , and ap . propr i ate cer t i f ic ate as provided by t he In terna l Revenue Code of 1954 , as amended , and app lic able regulat ions thereunder . SECT ION . 8. That a sum sufficient to pa y the interest on th ~ out st and ing Sa n i tary Sewer t mpro 11emen t Notes , 1972 Renewa l. due June 15, 1973. is hereby appropr iated for said purpose from the teasury o f th e City . SEC TI O N 9, The City Auditor is hereb y directed to forwt~rd a ce rt if i ed copy of this Ordinan<::e to the County Auditor of Ga llia County , Ohio . SECTION 10 . Upon the written re commendation of the City Manag er , thi s Ord inance is hereby declared to be an emergency measure for the rea so n s sta l ed in the pream . bl es, and it sha ll take effect upon It s passage . Passed th is 11th day of June . 1973. M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER - MIDDLEPORT SUNDAY, JUNE 17, 1973 interest irrevocably pledged for the payment of the pr-l ncfpitl and ORDINANCE NO . 73 -29 and together SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLE b.+-+-+-+.CR05S 1 - un.r ol Crtlnue eurrencv (ol) 6 - Hebrew month 10- Merry 14 - Fall in10 diiUSt 19 - Piece a u t ln 21 - Unaspirate!1 22- Boul'ldlry 23- Tolta d 2 ~ - M ot~ or i l 1m1 26 - Collect•on ol boo-s 28- AttflOrshop 29 - Bne r• ge 3 0 - G111 a name 32- l anned sk in 33- Courts 3 4 - Mana nicKname .35- Condnc,n dlng took :)7- Bark cloth 39 - Cyorlnoid fish 4 0 - Locate 4 1 - lab leland 4 2 - Merganur 44 - fust Skin ol fruit 4 1 - Journey forth -48 - A.l)l)Ur •e- 60- BlustJ in t;~ 62- FISh limbs 63 - Span 11n lor " ~es " 55- Leading PIByer 57- A conlinent l~bbr l sa - Speck 59- Al¥&r In Mn c a 50- SIH\t !abbr.} 62- Cou11mction 64- BaHatuda 66- Ea rth g oddess 8e - Symbol lor ruthenium 69- Tneah:lf b ox 70- Re5ort 71 - Rorr\lfiiOid 7J- Spor1a .1rana.s 75-Aiucan desert 135- Vaal •g:n 137- E11!.era 139- ~a n's nrckn•m• 1.. 0-HiD 1-41 - Encitcle.s 143 -foreal 1"5 - Corr~b lorm: moult, H6 - ldolin a 1•8 - Silam 150-lnllated 152- Win led !53-Wampum 15•-Shower 156- B"a •rel tli11S 157 - Summed uo 158 - ldenlfcel 159 - HumeCI 160- Cub1t ml('lter 77- Sl~o~Dely 78808I6284 - One delntad Enlrtuarasm hhn's name · E'rthQuall:ea v,~a cu r 86- Ra<nlall 87 - C•IIUn 89 - Ma ca w 92- M ild I!Apletiu -95- ChO<Ce part 98- Nobleman 99- ..... ,li d teltltmant l Ot- M ore wap ld 103 - Conduct 104 - Perform 105- Conllagrallon 106- Proceed 107- Naga tive p refix 108- former Ruu l an rular 1 10 - Tra nsg re-ss I l l - No te o l scale 1 12-Drega 11 3 - Bralillan eatuary 1 1 5 - Coo led 11¥1 117-Mans n1cll.name 119- Note otacale 120 - Pr o phil 1 21- Apptehen din g 124 - Arab11n Ch,ellaln 126- lndo.nesian tr ibesmen 127 - Ac rimon•ous 126- Cotonrze 130- Flt.h s"auce 132- Man·s n1 ckn ilme 133 - Common Meamer 134-Unitol Japanese currency •o- •1 - "'3 "5- "9 - DOWN 1 - Par1arn 1ng to the tldl('l 2~ G·~es e~~;tr~m e 1.mctum to 3 - Holes in h1 9h regard 4 .-- Me1d o w 5 - t.l lx 6 - t.la n·s mel!. name 1 - A state {abbr.) B- Southern blackbirds !il- Re construcl 10- Grassy op~tn sPace In for est 11 - Umt o l Hallen currer~cy 17- 9r i sttr 18-Droply 20 - NaHO""' Qpen,oo 2J- Urge on 25-l:-leaventr bod y :u- Bur back 28 - B!>dY ol wat11r Jl - lmilUDt .13- Pan of airplane .3&- female r~lls 38- M1 tu•u M onetary Penally Horae1n1tk hill Damo•n• Music : slowly 46 - Cer, mon y .. 7-AIHaSfwt instrument Ch art a 51- Pertaining to Norway 52- Operal lc barber 53- Go by wa ter 54- Preoositlon 56- Fen gald to counselor 59- Diretlioo 60- Utge on 61-Makes i nlo leather 63- Omne r course 65 - Fruit c ake 67- Organ ot hearm g 69- No te ol:scale lpl.l 12- One 1'10 matre r WhiCh 13- Prelu do w n 1• -Ha wat ian Wll!laths IS - Daniah measure H> - lnlerro;H race 19- hies 72- Repulse 74- College deQtea tabbr) 76- Greelin'il 77- Aroma 79-Edge 63-Female .she ep 65- Sword 66- Season ing 87 -o Frig ht Ba- Speud conte.st WHEREA S, it W il l be necessary for said City to authorize $360 ,000 of San i ta ry Sewer Improvement Bonds hOIS1;15 payable primarily from surplus revenues de r ived from the sanitary sewerage system includ ing addit ional customers to be served by sa i d iril ~ h ere by approved as to f orm and provement ; and correc tness t h er eof . WHEREAS , work ha s been undertaken and is in process for Richard C. Roderick , Jr said lm prolle~ents ; and City SolicitOr, WHEREAS, th e City has Gallipolis . Ohio heretofore authorized , iss ued sold and delivered SJ60,oo·o of CERTIFICATE Sanitary Sewer Improvement The unders i gned , Cler k ot t he Notes , 1972 Renewal. which City Co mmi ssi on of the City of mature on June 15, 1973 ; and Gall ipolis , Oh io , hereby cer WHEREAS , the Ci ty Com tlf ies that the for eg oing i s a true mission deems i t proper to and corre ct co py of Ordinance renew said notes tor a per iod No . 73 · 29 pa sse d by s aid not to exceed. one year with the Commission on Jun 11 , 1973, a!'1d hOlders th.ereof pend i ng that a ce rtifi ed copy wa s f iled tlni!l l zatlon of the project ; and w i th the County Auditor on June WHEREAS ,' thiS City Com 11 , 1973 . miS$iOn has requested the. City Auditor t o issue her cer · R ic hard C. Ca rt er tificate as to th · Presi dent of the Frances Worman - - - - - -- - - - - Clerk of the Ci ty Comm iss ion es t i mated life of the im City Commission were Mfs. Rita Corliss, MrproiJement to be constructed Attest : RECEIPT Frances Wor ma n from the proceeds of the bonds Clerk of the Gallipolis, Ohio and Mrs. David Sexton, Mr. hereinafter referred to, and City Commission June I. 1973. Mrs. J. C. Stout (daughter said City Auditor has certified Recei11ed th i s day a certified to this City Commission such Approved this lith day .of J une , copy ot the above Ordinance . Mellayne) , Mrs. Barbara estimated life as exceeding five Morgon D ickey Vallee, Mrs. Verna Snowden, 1973 (5 1 vears and has further County Auditor , Paul Wilier certified the maximum · City Manager Galli a County, Oh io Mr. and Mrs. Bill Frazee, Mr. maturity of such bonds a s forty Gallipo lis, Ohio and Mrs . Henry Layne and (401 years ; and The foregoing Ordinance is June 17 WHEREAS , the C i ty children, D. L. and Legea Manager has recommended in writing the .. passage of this Glassburn and Terri Short. Ordinance as an emergency Reporter Marilyn Layne. measure to take effect upon its passage , It be )ng for the im . mediate preser11ation of the Rio Grande Friendship 4-H public pea ce, health , sa f ety and property , in tha t the notes Club met June 9 at Mrs. Bruce herein authorized must b e Curtis' home . Jenni Scarberry, issUed without dela y in order to meet maturing notes her etofore vice president, preSided. Tony issued and about to mature thereby preserving the credit of Wei!ter led devotions. Mrs . the City at Gallipolis . NOW , THEREFORE , BE IT GALUPOLIS per· Charles E. Wiggins, 30, Rt. 2, Jackie Graham had charge of ORDA INED by the City sons had minor injuries in two Bidwell, was injured in a single tlle program. Mrs. Graham Commission of th e City of Gallipol i s, State of Oh io, all of of four traffic accidents in· car. accident at 5 p.m. on Red showed slides of 4-H camp and the members elected thereto vestigated Friday by the Mud Rd Officers said Katuria told about it, Demonstration concurrif"!Q : SECTION 1. That it is Galli~·Meigs Post Slate High. L. Johnson, 21, Rt. 2, Bidwell, were by Andrea Cook, How to necessary to issue bonds of the City of .G allip!;!liS, Ohio , , in the way Patrol. Lost control of her car which set a table; Suzanne Lanham, principal amount of $360,000 for A threepcar accident ocp slid dowh tlle roadway and House Keeping; Linda Smith, the pur pose of impro\1 ing t he san i tary sewer system of the curred at 3:15p.m. on Rt. 160, flipped over on its top. No Cooking; Sue Bennet, Pigs; City as deta iled in th e recita ls one tenth of a mile north of Rt. Amy Scarberry, Cats. charges were filed . hereof. Said bonds shall be dated approximately Jun e 15, 35 where an auto driven by Jacqueline K . Veters, 23, Rt. Demonstrations for the next 1974, shall bear interest at the . meeting were assigned.' The rate of approximately six pc:r Avrilla K. Miller; 78, Point 3, Gallipolis, was cited to cent (6 pet.) ~er ann um , • and Pleasant, turned Left into the Municipal Court for driving Left next m.eeting will . be at the shall . mature in substantia lly John Wicklines Saturday, June equal annual ·o r sem i. annual path of an auto operatro by of center following an accident installme·n ts tor for ty (40) years Nannie F. Fuller 43, of Rt. 2, at a:30p.m on the Cora-Rodney 21. Club advisors are Don E. after their issuance . SECTION 2. That il iS Jlereby Bidwell. The impact knocked Rd. two and two tenths miles Call and Mrs. Bruce Curtis. determined that renewal notes the Fuller car into the front end south of Rt. 588. Officers said Club members present were in the principal amount of $360.000 sha ll be issued in an- of an auto driven by Edna J. the Veters car collided with an Sue Bennet, Jeff Call, Andrea ticipation of the issuance of said Bnimfield, 28, of Gallipolis. auto operated by Charles W. Cook, Bobby Hoff, Suzanne bonds . Sai d notes sh~ll be dated June 15, 1973, shall bear inter es t Harold E. Fuller, age 7, a ·Spurlock, 25, Rt. 2, Gallipolis. at the rate of fiv e and one -half A final accident ocCurred on per cent (5 'h pct .J per annum, passenger in the Fuller car payable at matur i ty , an d sha ll suffered minor injuries. He Georges Creek Rd. early mature on June 15, 1974, but shall be subject to ca ll for was treated at the Holzer Saturday morning where John redempt ion at any t im e at t he Medical Center. Mrs. Miller Leonard Mollohan, 16 Rt. I, op~ion of fh.e Ci ty . Said ren ewal notes may be so ld as was charged with failure to Gallipolis, lost control of his hereinafter provided b·y th e City yield the right of way. There car after he avoided a collision Auditor: and in suct1 denominations as set forth in was moderate damage to her with an unknown vehicle. Sec tio n 4 hereof . SEC TION 3. That said car and the Fuller vehicle. GBC Grads Get renewal notes shall be eKecuted The Better Jobs! by the Pres ident of t he Ci ty Comm i ss ion and by the Ci ty Auditor ang, shall bear the seal Write, Visit or Call 446·4367 of the Corporat ion . They shall for free catalog of courses be designated "Sanitary Sewer and next starting date. VA Improvement Note s, . 197J . Approved . Renewal." and sha ll be payable at the office of the Ci ty Audito r Gallia County 4-H Saddle present were Jerry and Johnna in Gallipolis , Ohio . They sha ll Club met June 13 at the Gallia Rhodes, Unda McCully, Ellen express upon their face th e purpose for wh i ch they are County Junior Fairgrounds. Frazee, Annette Snowden, ISSued and that they are issued Mari Epling , Risa Sexton , in pursuance o f this ordinance . Jacque Glassburn presided. SECTION 4. That said Mari Epling Led devotions. Brenda Cornwell, .Michelle renewal notes shall be f irst Vallee, Cynthia Corliss, 36 Locust St. offered 1o the officer or officers Cyntllia Corliss had charge of Gallipolis in charge of the Sinking Fund or the program. Ellen Frazee Christia Stout, Vicki Baxter St. Reg . No . 71 -02-00J2B Bond Retirement Fund of the City, and any renewal notes not gave a demonstration on the and Marilyn Layne. Guests taken by such offi cer or officers proper way to pick up a horse's may be sold at private sale by the City Auditor at not less than fool and Marilyn Layne gave ·a par and accrued interest as follows : $90,000 to the First demonstration on Showmanp National Bank ; $110,000 to the ship. Club had parents night Commercial & Savings Bank ; and 5160,000 to the Oh io VaHey and club would Like to thahk au Bank Companv , all of of those who made it. Gallipolis, Ohio. and the proceeds from such sale, eKcept Discussed outfits and future any prem i um and ·accrued plans for the fair and parade. interest thereon , shall be pa id into the proper fund and u sed For a money-making project for the purpose aforesaid and club is selling candy and Light for no other pur-pose . SECTION 5 . That said bulbs. Anyone interested in renewal .notes shell be the full general obligation of the City, buying either can do so by and the full faith , credit and contacting any 4-H member ·or -revenue of said City are hereby Lb . pledged tor the prompt cu advtsor . Afterthebusiness payment of the s.a me . The par .. meeting c lub worked out value to be rece 1ved from th e h sale of bonds anticipated bY . orses and had a wiener roast. 89 90 - Pald notice Eatee111 OPEN SUNDAY 12 TO 6 Dt- Woran~ D2- Greek letter 9:1- 9odr ol wa!at 9•-•E.o:clamiltiOn 96- Caudal appandagl('l 91- Girls name. 100- Pplt~t o t compass ....., 102 - UI'IU$UII 10S-loll! 109-t!eh 11 2 - Spare Punctilious perton 1 14 - Oetlil fl 11 6 - Pokerstall.e 1t6- Storag• plt 120 - SrancMid 121- S~ln aam•nt t22- Railroad cars 123- Feel hot 125- Decide 126-0 welt t 21- Al¥~r ia!ands 129- ~an a name 131 - Cal!ing 132-Babyloman hero 133 - Told la ls ehood 134 - Cont•nu11d a ttem pt to gain 136- Seeds 136- Wash tightl y 14 0 - Ra1sad 141- Apothecary's we1gh! 142 - Break .suddanl)' 144- Specks 147- Cyprinord fish 148 - Ed ib le see d 149 -E•PIII! 151- Un1t ot Latvian currency 153- Po:slscl!pl (abbr.) 155- A state (abb d 113 - Shasta® SOFT DRINKS ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE - Mrs. Ann Davis is an· nouncing the marriage of her son, Charles C. Wright , Jr., to Mrs. Carolyn Deem, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Roush, Chester, S. C. The double ring Clll'emony was performed June 7 at Chester, S.C. The couple took a short wedding trip Utrough the South. ·Aitending the wedding were Mrs. Sarah Roush , Betty, All<>l and Cindy Roush, and Docinda, Belinda and Lisa Deem. collecting his welfare and BEGINS PROBATION Social Security benefits. Mrs. Steve RWlion, Unda Smith, WOODLAND, Calif. (UP!)Amy Scarberry, Jenni ScarYoung received the probation Pamela Dittman Young, 42, after pleading guilty to berry, Teri Weiher and Tony Weiher. Mrs. Arthur Lanham has begun four years' reduced charges of false iJn. probation for keeping a blind, prisonment and welfare fraud. and Mrs. Runion were gues ts . 62-year-old man prisoner while She was arrested last June on a - Reporter Jeff Call. Cris COLA ROOT BEER 12 oz. ORANGE CANS Mr. and Mrs. Charks Wright Rutherford, LIMIT 12 CANS Miss Deborah Ann Reh/ DLttrtDutec D' Unlted Feature Symltcate. lne. Lanham, SUNDAY SALE ONLY complaint by the daughter of M. Brown . . the victim, Miron Authorities said Mrs. Young was Brown's housekeeper during his imprisonment in his Broderick home. He died Feb. 9 in Woodland. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT -Mr . and Mrs. Robert E. Rehl, S!1"ing6eld, wish to announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Deborah Ann, to Jeffrey Lynn Lee, son of MI. and Mrs. Jacob Lee, Racin.e . Both Mills Rehl and Lee are residents of Columbus. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Shawnee High School, Clark County, and is attending ·Franklin University, Columbus. She is employed by Hameroff Public Relations and Advertisi"8 Agency. Lee is a graduate of Southern Local High School and served two years wlth the U. S. Army stationed in Korea . He graduated from Andrew.COiumbllB Barber School and is !l"esently self-employed. The couple is planning an August 4 wedding at the United Methodist Church lo Columbus. SON BORN NEW HAVEN - Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Thompson, New Haven, are announcing the birth of a son, Friday at the Holzer Medical Center. The seven pound, seven ounce infant has been named Samuel Robert. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs . Everett Bachner, Two suffer minor hurts in wrecks Middleport; and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Thompson, Mason, W. Va. Great-grandparents are Mrs. Ida Bachner, Middleport; Mrs. Genevieve Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thompson, Mason County. Mrs. Lou Hoffman, who also resides in Mason County, Ls a great · great • grandmother. Plans finalized RACINE - Plans have been completro for the open-church wedding of Miss Rhonda Lee Ervin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ervin, Racine, and Steve Richard Dailey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dailey, !\aclne. The wedding will he an event ·of Sunday, June 24, at 3:30p.m. at the Wesleyan United Methodist Church, in Racine. A half hour of music preceding the ceremony will be presented by Mrs. Matiie Circle, Racine, . pianist, and Miss Nancy Roush, Columbus, vocalist. The Rev. Howard Shiveley will officiate. Miss Sharon Ervin will serve as maid of honor for her sister . FAMILY P.ACK Kay Warren, Findlay, roommate at . Ohio State READY TO EAT University, and Miss Martha Steele, Gallipolis , a FOR former roommate of the bride-elect. Miss Tracy Watson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wat· son, Williamsburg, Va ., will be the flower girl. Rick Turner will be best man at the wedding and tlle ushers will be Donald Watson, brogher-in-law of the groom, Ham, Sandwiches DECORATED HEAVY GLASS and Howard Ervin, Jr. Herbert ErVin wLLL be the acolyte . Guests will be registered by Miss Cookie Weddle and Miss Beverly Ervin, Racine. .' A reception will be held in the ICE BUCKET EXTRA HEAVY WASH CLOTHS church social room . The bridesmaids will be Miss LIMIT 6 ClOTHS Two For A Better Job, Sooner-Go To Business College . MONDAY MIDDLEPORT Garden Club, home o! Mrs. Sibley Slack, 7:30p.m. Amateur and Cheshire Garden Club mem· BEND 0' the River Garden Club, 7:30 p.m. at tlle home of Business College meeting - I I I t - I ' I r I ' - .J _, I 1 l 1 . So why ~a1t, when you can get a great buy with features l1ke : three fan speeds, if)c ludJng the Panic Button (Super Coal) for max imum cooling when demands are greatest ... COMFORT GUARD' control lor your of coo! comfo rt , .. dua.l air direction control that helps spre~d the cool around . .. air changer control that WhiSks away stale, smoky air ... and ktnd pushbutton controls hidden awa y behind a handsome, $21995 6,000 BTU'S · AXMS 60 · L ... ..£~!.~~! ...... furniture -styled fron l. $21 4 95 11,000 BTU'S $28995 AXC 110 · 2 ----8,000 BTU'S AXMO 80 · 2........... DAN THOMAS AND SON that ea tnes purposes for ch for of general said years are certified , extended and • IL::.:~~~s~i~nc:e~1~9:~:·:·J Ohio See Our Mobile Hilmes. ............,. .Appalachian · . '"' "'< "'' tc.._., ·- .............., II •I \ 11 ;::::3 tage of gotng to college now. We're glad you and of where the money would You ~e12,0DO more BTU's for Less money! ma~es it a value That ndt to be missed , especially when it offers you fingertip selection of cooling speeds : the Pani c Sulton (Super Cool), Normal Cool and reslful Nig ht Cool ... 4-way air direc tio n control that helps spread the Big Coo l all around ... adjustab le ther· moslal with COMFORT GUARD • control .. . and a dual a ir changer co ntrol with Super Flo exhaust tha t c1ears out a smoke-fi lled room or brings in fresh , ou tside air, all year round . $35995 fit0~~0~~:__________ ~ 3 8 9 95 0 .!~L ~~:.;~~-----------$ 4 5 9 95 23,000 BTU'S · . AXL 230·3 ·----------... - Our All \ Electric: Mobile Hom~ .lnius in Bringin~ Vou This Message. ftll=== ===== === ==c:.:~ Power .,.,,, .•·, ·, -, ,, MIIN.....,..., not have had the advan- come from,, enjoy your retirement. More later, love ... 'THE OLD BANK WITH NEW IDEAS" :::·1· ...... See HIIUI, • . lrol.rtiOGt " ' " ' ' " " " dren. Without it we might .' Anniversary Sale Now In Progress -..... ... for having the foresight Mom don't have the worry On All Electric Mobile Homes . Electric ••• CICW.'!IIC for us when we were chil- .OPEN HOUSE All Da!L ' to open a college account See K &K Mobile Homes fr'6dm ~~~ The next meeting will be June issuance of said renewal notes 20, 7 p.m. at the ·fairgrounds. shall , t o the extent necessary , CL b d · · J be used only tor the retirement U a VISOr IS acque of said renewa l notes .at Glassburn. Club members maturity , together with interest thereon and are hereby p ledged for such 8urpose . SECT! N 6. That during the year or years while such renewal notes run, there shall be levied on all ot the taxable property of the City of Gallipolis , in addition to all other taKes , a direct tax an . nually , not less than that which would have been levied If bonds had been issued without prior i ssuance of such renewal notes . Sai d tax shall be and is hereby order,ed computed certffied , lev ied and extended upon the tax duplicate and collected by the ume o ff icers In th,e same manner and at the same ti!Tle ~;awe ... ........-:-_._. · LADIES & MEN'S BLOODMOBILE, I to 6 p.m. at Pomeroy Elementary School. Donors welcome. MEIGS CHAPTER, Order of DeMolay, 7:30 p.m. Regular Come In And ~~~des~efu~~a~e~~W~g HEAT PROOF Mrs. Ernest Wingett. Gallia 4-H Ouh News Gallipolis DECORATED bers invited . . Whirlpool air .. . have 2 wconditioners t. Fioo {5) r arranties: ·ears 811 1111 FIST "''"TIONAL Paired or orlfma nshi,o ~ m mate. ~J// be re When rePlaced f auth .oer form ed b ree Of cfl • or1.le ej . y 8 W lUge 2 serlfice o· f)JrJpooJ . Dn.e (1 J Y . rganlzatlon · Blso fr ar co.,e ee ot C/1 rage ~~ ~"o•._ of candid.ates; also mothers club will meet in bas..men t. MIDDLEPORT Garden Club, 8 p.m., at home of Mrs . Sibly Slack. Guesls will be Cheshire Garden Club and Middleport Amateur Garden . Club. Hostesses : Mrs. Slack, Mrs. Tom Casseil and Mrs. C. 0. Fisher. MEN 'S FELLOWSHIP, Meigs County Churches of Christ, will meet at 7:30p.m. at Zion Church of Christ. VACATIDN Bible school starting Monday at Sutton United Methodist Church, 9:30 a.m. to II a .m. each day. Children of conununily Lnvitro. TUESDAY FRIENDLY Circle of Trinity Church picnic, 6 p.m . at roadside park on right on U. S. Rt. 33. Guest night to be ob· served. Mrs. Albert Woodard will have vesper service. POMEROY Chapter 186 DES, 7:45 p.m., initiation of two candidates. Officers will wear gowns. WOMEN'S Auxiliary of Veterans Memorial Hospilal, June meeting, 7:30 · at the hospital. ' WEDNESDAY YOUNG WIVES Club 7:30 p.m., at home of Karen Young. MRS. SHUSTER VISITS POMEROY - Mrs. Gerald Shuster spent several days this past week in Columbus vlsiling Iter sister, Mrs . Maycel DeRobertis, at the Hilliard Nursing Home. Mrs. Derobertis is in ser~ a heart attack recently . W•; Of th• Boo l b . . "'it:Joo/ 10 b system 1 tJ or. . ''als 01 w e defec r;.., ?und by Parts ana ear on A/J 0 . labor. Si rnl(her Parts- initiation ious condition following 0 ... Of'/ System n Seatert n "'II Parts -Parts '"~ 6 1ri"gtJr as above and ••110 YEARS Of SERVICE" SUNGLASSES VISITS MIDDLEPORT POMEROY - Mrs. Frances Goegleln was in Millersport Tuesday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Hanning and Mrs . Clarence Karr. COVERED CASSEROLE 11!2 QT. MATCHING SMALL FLORIDA ORANGES 5 16 Ol CANS WHITE ·cOPPERTONE SUNTAN LOTION APER ' PLATES 4 oz. '1 49 JUST RITE · HOTDOG SAUCE 10 oz.}9¢ 8 SPOONS 8 KNIVES .~ PKG. �... • - The SWlday·Tholes Sentinel, """e 17, 1~73 cottected . Said tax shall be PUBLIC NOTICES placed before and in greferl!!'nce Your Right to Know derived fr-om ~aid tax levy herebv required shall be placed in a separate and distinct fund . to all other items dd for the full amount thereof. The tvnds and and tle i nformed of the f unc tionS" ot Your govern!Tient are embodied in public notices . In 1that selt .government ch·arges all citizens to be informed ; this new1paper urges everv ci t i zen to read and study these 1notices We strong1!f advise those ciH~ r'ls , seeking further in for mation, to exercise thei r , right ot ·acces s to public •records and publ i c meetings . with collected on the same, shall be Interest ol said renewal nott'S , or the bonds in ant ic ipat ion of which they are issued when and as thE-Same falls due . provided. however that in each year and to the eKtent that surplus revenues derived tram the operation ot the sanitary sewer system ot the City are available and appropriated for the 'payment of pr inci pal of and interest on the bonds or renewal notes AN EMERGENCY OR . DI N ANCE P_ROVIOING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF SJ60 ,000 OF RENEWAL ·NOTE S BY THE C ITY OF GALLIPOLIS . OHIO , IN ANTICIPATION OF THE ISSUANCE OF BONOS FOR THE PURP OSE OF IMPROVING THE SA N IT,I\RY SE WER SYSTEM O.F THE CI TY . W HERE AS , the City of Galli pol is has un d ertake n the constr uc t i on of a sewer line extension in coo pera tion w i th the E c onom ic Development Adm inistration .of the Depart · ment of Commer ce of the United Sates of Amer i ca ( E . D .A .); and WHEREA S, the City has rec eived a grant In the ap proximate amount of $811 .200 from .e: .o .A .. w ill rec eive tap .in cha rges of approximate l y $64.000 , and will utilize S144 , 10J of current const ru c tio n funds ; issued in anticipation thereof, the amount of such taw. shan be reduced by the amount of said revenues so ap . propr ia ted , SECTIO N 7. This Ci ty Commiss ion for and on behal f of the City of Gallipolis, hereby covenants that said City will make no use of th e proceeds ot sate of the renewal notes hereby author i zed which , i f such use had been reasonable expected on the date of issue of suc h obligations , would have cause d sa i d obligations to be " ar . bitrage bonds" wifhin the meaning o f Section 103 ( d ) of the I nternal Revenue Co::le, and tht~t the City w ill co mply w lt h the require ments of said Sec t io n 103 (dJ a nd app lic able regulat io ns tl;lereunder throug ho ut the term of said obligat ions, and the Fi .s c a l Off icer of said City i~ hereby . author i zed, empowe red a nd directed t o execute and del iver on advice of counse l , and ap . propr i ate cer t i f ic ate as provided by t he In terna l Revenue Code of 1954 , as amended , and app lic able regulat ions thereunder . SECT ION . 8. That a sum sufficient to pa y the interest on th ~ out st and ing Sa n i tary Sewer t mpro 11emen t Notes , 1972 Renewa l. due June 15, 1973. is hereby appropr iated for said purpose from the teasury o f th e City . SEC TI O N 9, The City Auditor is hereb y directed to forwt~rd a ce rt if i ed copy of this Ordinan<::e to the County Auditor of Ga llia County , Ohio . SECTION 10 . Upon the written re commendation of the City Manag er , thi s Ord inance is hereby declared to be an emergency measure for the rea so n s sta l ed in the pream . bl es, and it sha ll take effect upon It s passage . Passed th is 11th day of June . 1973. M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER - MIDDLEPORT SUNDAY, JUNE 17, 1973 interest irrevocably pledged for the payment of the pr-l ncfpitl and ORDINANCE NO . 73 -29 and together SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLE b.+-+-+-+.CR05S 1 - un.r ol Crtlnue eurrencv (ol) 6 - Hebrew month 10- Merry 14 - Fall in10 diiUSt 19 - Piece a u t ln 21 - Unaspirate!1 22- Boul'ldlry 23- Tolta d 2 ~ - M ot~ or i l 1m1 26 - Collect•on ol boo-s 28- AttflOrshop 29 - Bne r• ge 3 0 - G111 a name 32- l anned sk in 33- Courts 3 4 - Mana nicKname .35- Condnc,n dlng took :)7- Bark cloth 39 - Cyorlnoid fish 4 0 - Locate 4 1 - lab leland 4 2 - Merganur 44 - fust Skin ol fruit 4 1 - Journey forth -48 - A.l)l)Ur •e- 60- BlustJ in t;~ 62- FISh limbs 63 - Span 11n lor " ~es " 55- Leading PIByer 57- A conlinent l~bbr l sa - Speck 59- Al¥&r In Mn c a 50- SIH\t !abbr.} 62- Cou11mction 64- BaHatuda 66- Ea rth g oddess 8e - Symbol lor ruthenium 69- Tneah:lf b ox 70- Re5ort 71 - Rorr\lfiiOid 7J- Spor1a .1rana.s 75-Aiucan desert 135- Vaal •g:n 137- E11!.era 139- ~a n's nrckn•m• 1.. 0-HiD 1-41 - Encitcle.s 143 -foreal 1"5 - Corr~b lorm: moult, H6 - ldolin a 1•8 - Silam 150-lnllated 152- Win led !53-Wampum 15•-Shower 156- B"a •rel tli11S 157 - Summed uo 158 - ldenlfcel 159 - HumeCI 160- Cub1t ml('lter 77- Sl~o~Dely 78808I6284 - One delntad Enlrtuarasm hhn's name · E'rthQuall:ea v,~a cu r 86- Ra<nlall 87 - C•IIUn 89 - Ma ca w 92- M ild I!Apletiu -95- ChO<Ce part 98- Nobleman 99- ..... ,li d teltltmant l Ot- M ore wap ld 103 - Conduct 104 - Perform 105- Conllagrallon 106- Proceed 107- Naga tive p refix 108- former Ruu l an rular 1 10 - Tra nsg re-ss I l l - No te o l scale 1 12-Drega 11 3 - Bralillan eatuary 1 1 5 - Coo led 11¥1 117-Mans n1cll.name 119- Note otacale 120 - Pr o phil 1 21- Apptehen din g 124 - Arab11n Ch,ellaln 126- lndo.nesian tr ibesmen 127 - Ac rimon•ous 126- Cotonrze 130- Flt.h s"auce 132- Man·s n1 ckn ilme 133 - Common Meamer 134-Unitol Japanese currency •o- •1 - "'3 "5- "9 - DOWN 1 - Par1arn 1ng to the tldl('l 2~ G·~es e~~;tr~m e 1.mctum to 3 - Holes in h1 9h regard 4 .-- Me1d o w 5 - t.l lx 6 - t.la n·s mel!. name 1 - A state {abbr.) B- Southern blackbirds !il- Re construcl 10- Grassy op~tn sPace In for est 11 - Umt o l Hallen currer~cy 17- 9r i sttr 18-Droply 20 - NaHO""' Qpen,oo 2J- Urge on 25-l:-leaventr bod y :u- Bur back 28 - B!>dY ol wat11r Jl - lmilUDt .13- Pan of airplane .3&- female r~lls 38- M1 tu•u M onetary Penally Horae1n1tk hill Damo•n• Music : slowly 46 - Cer, mon y .. 7-AIHaSfwt instrument Ch art a 51- Pertaining to Norway 52- Operal lc barber 53- Go by wa ter 54- Preoositlon 56- Fen gald to counselor 59- Diretlioo 60- Utge on 61-Makes i nlo leather 63- Omne r course 65 - Fruit c ake 67- Organ ot hearm g 69- No te ol:scale lpl.l 12- One 1'10 matre r WhiCh 13- Prelu do w n 1• -Ha wat ian Wll!laths IS - Daniah measure H> - lnlerro;H race 19- hies 72- Repulse 74- College deQtea tabbr) 76- Greelin'il 77- Aroma 79-Edge 63-Female .she ep 65- Sword 66- Season ing 87 -o Frig ht Ba- Speud conte.st WHEREA S, it W il l be necessary for said City to authorize $360 ,000 of San i ta ry Sewer Improvement Bonds hOIS1;15 payable primarily from surplus revenues de r ived from the sanitary sewerage system includ ing addit ional customers to be served by sa i d iril ~ h ere by approved as to f orm and provement ; and correc tness t h er eof . WHEREAS , work ha s been undertaken and is in process for Richard C. Roderick , Jr said lm prolle~ents ; and City SolicitOr, WHEREAS, th e City has Gallipolis . Ohio heretofore authorized , iss ued sold and delivered SJ60,oo·o of CERTIFICATE Sanitary Sewer Improvement The unders i gned , Cler k ot t he Notes , 1972 Renewal. which City Co mmi ssi on of the City of mature on June 15, 1973 ; and Gall ipolis , Oh io , hereby cer WHEREAS , the Ci ty Com tlf ies that the for eg oing i s a true mission deems i t proper to and corre ct co py of Ordinance renew said notes tor a per iod No . 73 · 29 pa sse d by s aid not to exceed. one year with the Commission on Jun 11 , 1973, a!'1d hOlders th.ereof pend i ng that a ce rtifi ed copy wa s f iled tlni!l l zatlon of the project ; and w i th the County Auditor on June WHEREAS ,' thiS City Com 11 , 1973 . miS$iOn has requested the. City Auditor t o issue her cer · R ic hard C. Ca rt er tificate as to th · Presi dent of the Frances Worman - - - - - -- - - - - Clerk of the Ci ty Comm iss ion es t i mated life of the im City Commission were Mfs. Rita Corliss, MrproiJement to be constructed Attest : RECEIPT Frances Wor ma n from the proceeds of the bonds Clerk of the Gallipolis, Ohio and Mrs. David Sexton, Mr. hereinafter referred to, and City Commission June I. 1973. Mrs. J. C. Stout (daughter said City Auditor has certified Recei11ed th i s day a certified to this City Commission such Approved this lith day .of J une , copy ot the above Ordinance . Mellayne) , Mrs. Barbara estimated life as exceeding five Morgon D ickey Vallee, Mrs. Verna Snowden, 1973 (5 1 vears and has further County Auditor , Paul Wilier certified the maximum · City Manager Galli a County, Oh io Mr. and Mrs. Bill Frazee, Mr. maturity of such bonds a s forty Gallipo lis, Ohio and Mrs . Henry Layne and (401 years ; and The foregoing Ordinance is June 17 WHEREAS , the C i ty children, D. L. and Legea Manager has recommended in writing the .. passage of this Glassburn and Terri Short. Ordinance as an emergency Reporter Marilyn Layne. measure to take effect upon its passage , It be )ng for the im . mediate preser11ation of the Rio Grande Friendship 4-H public pea ce, health , sa f ety and property , in tha t the notes Club met June 9 at Mrs. Bruce herein authorized must b e Curtis' home . Jenni Scarberry, issUed without dela y in order to meet maturing notes her etofore vice president, preSided. Tony issued and about to mature thereby preserving the credit of Wei!ter led devotions. Mrs . the City at Gallipolis . NOW , THEREFORE , BE IT GALUPOLIS per· Charles E. Wiggins, 30, Rt. 2, Jackie Graham had charge of ORDA INED by the City sons had minor injuries in two Bidwell, was injured in a single tlle program. Mrs. Graham Commission of th e City of Gallipol i s, State of Oh io, all of of four traffic accidents in· car. accident at 5 p.m. on Red showed slides of 4-H camp and the members elected thereto vestigated Friday by the Mud Rd Officers said Katuria told about it, Demonstration concurrif"!Q : SECTION 1. That it is Galli~·Meigs Post Slate High. L. Johnson, 21, Rt. 2, Bidwell, were by Andrea Cook, How to necessary to issue bonds of the City of .G allip!;!liS, Ohio , , in the way Patrol. Lost control of her car which set a table; Suzanne Lanham, principal amount of $360,000 for A threepcar accident ocp slid dowh tlle roadway and House Keeping; Linda Smith, the pur pose of impro\1 ing t he san i tary sewer system of the curred at 3:15p.m. on Rt. 160, flipped over on its top. No Cooking; Sue Bennet, Pigs; City as deta iled in th e recita ls one tenth of a mile north of Rt. Amy Scarberry, Cats. charges were filed . hereof. Said bonds shall be dated approximately Jun e 15, 35 where an auto driven by Jacqueline K . Veters, 23, Rt. Demonstrations for the next 1974, shall bear interest at the . meeting were assigned.' The rate of approximately six pc:r Avrilla K. Miller; 78, Point 3, Gallipolis, was cited to cent (6 pet.) ~er ann um , • and Pleasant, turned Left into the Municipal Court for driving Left next m.eeting will . be at the shall . mature in substantia lly John Wicklines Saturday, June equal annual ·o r sem i. annual path of an auto operatro by of center following an accident installme·n ts tor for ty (40) years Nannie F. Fuller 43, of Rt. 2, at a:30p.m on the Cora-Rodney 21. Club advisors are Don E. after their issuance . SECTION 2. That il iS Jlereby Bidwell. The impact knocked Rd. two and two tenths miles Call and Mrs. Bruce Curtis. determined that renewal notes the Fuller car into the front end south of Rt. 588. Officers said Club members present were in the principal amount of $360.000 sha ll be issued in an- of an auto driven by Edna J. the Veters car collided with an Sue Bennet, Jeff Call, Andrea ticipation of the issuance of said Bnimfield, 28, of Gallipolis. auto operated by Charles W. Cook, Bobby Hoff, Suzanne bonds . Sai d notes sh~ll be dated June 15, 1973, shall bear inter es t Harold E. Fuller, age 7, a ·Spurlock, 25, Rt. 2, Gallipolis. at the rate of fiv e and one -half A final accident ocCurred on per cent (5 'h pct .J per annum, passenger in the Fuller car payable at matur i ty , an d sha ll suffered minor injuries. He Georges Creek Rd. early mature on June 15, 1974, but shall be subject to ca ll for was treated at the Holzer Saturday morning where John redempt ion at any t im e at t he Medical Center. Mrs. Miller Leonard Mollohan, 16 Rt. I, op~ion of fh.e Ci ty . Said ren ewal notes may be so ld as was charged with failure to Gallipolis, lost control of his hereinafter provided b·y th e City yield the right of way. There car after he avoided a collision Auditor: and in suct1 denominations as set forth in was moderate damage to her with an unknown vehicle. Sec tio n 4 hereof . SEC TION 3. That said car and the Fuller vehicle. GBC Grads Get renewal notes shall be eKecuted The Better Jobs! by the Pres ident of t he Ci ty Comm i ss ion and by the Ci ty Auditor ang, shall bear the seal Write, Visit or Call 446·4367 of the Corporat ion . They shall for free catalog of courses be designated "Sanitary Sewer and next starting date. VA Improvement Note s, . 197J . Approved . Renewal." and sha ll be payable at the office of the Ci ty Audito r Gallia County 4-H Saddle present were Jerry and Johnna in Gallipolis , Ohio . They sha ll Club met June 13 at the Gallia Rhodes, Unda McCully, Ellen express upon their face th e purpose for wh i ch they are County Junior Fairgrounds. Frazee, Annette Snowden, ISSued and that they are issued Mari Epling , Risa Sexton , in pursuance o f this ordinance . Jacque Glassburn presided. SECTION 4. That said Mari Epling Led devotions. Brenda Cornwell, .Michelle renewal notes shall be f irst Vallee, Cynthia Corliss, 36 Locust St. offered 1o the officer or officers Cyntllia Corliss had charge of Gallipolis in charge of the Sinking Fund or the program. Ellen Frazee Christia Stout, Vicki Baxter St. Reg . No . 71 -02-00J2B Bond Retirement Fund of the City, and any renewal notes not gave a demonstration on the and Marilyn Layne. Guests taken by such offi cer or officers proper way to pick up a horse's may be sold at private sale by the City Auditor at not less than fool and Marilyn Layne gave ·a par and accrued interest as follows : $90,000 to the First demonstration on Showmanp National Bank ; $110,000 to the ship. Club had parents night Commercial & Savings Bank ; and 5160,000 to the Oh io VaHey and club would Like to thahk au Bank Companv , all of of those who made it. Gallipolis, Ohio. and the proceeds from such sale, eKcept Discussed outfits and future any prem i um and ·accrued plans for the fair and parade. interest thereon , shall be pa id into the proper fund and u sed For a money-making project for the purpose aforesaid and club is selling candy and Light for no other pur-pose . SECTION 5 . That said bulbs. Anyone interested in renewal .notes shell be the full general obligation of the City, buying either can do so by and the full faith , credit and contacting any 4-H member ·or -revenue of said City are hereby Lb . pledged tor the prompt cu advtsor . Afterthebusiness payment of the s.a me . The par .. meeting c lub worked out value to be rece 1ved from th e h sale of bonds anticipated bY . orses and had a wiener roast. 89 90 - Pald notice Eatee111 OPEN SUNDAY 12 TO 6 Dt- Woran~ D2- Greek letter 9:1- 9odr ol wa!at 9•-•E.o:clamiltiOn 96- Caudal appandagl('l 91- Girls name. 100- Pplt~t o t compass ....., 102 - UI'IU$UII 10S-loll! 109-t!eh 11 2 - Spare Punctilious perton 1 14 - Oetlil fl 11 6 - Pokerstall.e 1t6- Storag• plt 120 - SrancMid 121- S~ln aam•nt t22- Railroad cars 123- Feel hot 125- Decide 126-0 welt t 21- Al¥~r ia!ands 129- ~an a name 131 - Cal!ing 132-Babyloman hero 133 - Told la ls ehood 134 - Cont•nu11d a ttem pt to gain 136- Seeds 136- Wash tightl y 14 0 - Ra1sad 141- Apothecary's we1gh! 142 - Break .suddanl)' 144- Specks 147- Cyprinord fish 148 - Ed ib le see d 149 -E•PIII! 151- Un1t ot Latvian currency 153- Po:slscl!pl (abbr.) 155- A state (abb d 113 - Shasta® SOFT DRINKS ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE - Mrs. Ann Davis is an· nouncing the marriage of her son, Charles C. Wright , Jr., to Mrs. Carolyn Deem, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Roush, Chester, S. C. The double ring Clll'emony was performed June 7 at Chester, S.C. The couple took a short wedding trip Utrough the South. ·Aitending the wedding were Mrs. Sarah Roush , Betty, All<>l and Cindy Roush, and Docinda, Belinda and Lisa Deem. collecting his welfare and BEGINS PROBATION Social Security benefits. Mrs. Steve RWlion, Unda Smith, WOODLAND, Calif. (UP!)Amy Scarberry, Jenni ScarYoung received the probation Pamela Dittman Young, 42, after pleading guilty to berry, Teri Weiher and Tony Weiher. Mrs. Arthur Lanham has begun four years' reduced charges of false iJn. probation for keeping a blind, prisonment and welfare fraud. and Mrs. Runion were gues ts . 62-year-old man prisoner while She was arrested last June on a - Reporter Jeff Call. Cris COLA ROOT BEER 12 oz. ORANGE CANS Mr. and Mrs. Charks Wright Rutherford, LIMIT 12 CANS Miss Deborah Ann Reh/ DLttrtDutec D' Unlted Feature Symltcate. lne. Lanham, SUNDAY SALE ONLY complaint by the daughter of M. Brown . . the victim, Miron Authorities said Mrs. Young was Brown's housekeeper during his imprisonment in his Broderick home. He died Feb. 9 in Woodland. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT -Mr . and Mrs. Robert E. Rehl, S!1"ing6eld, wish to announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Deborah Ann, to Jeffrey Lynn Lee, son of MI. and Mrs. Jacob Lee, Racin.e . Both Mills Rehl and Lee are residents of Columbus. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Shawnee High School, Clark County, and is attending ·Franklin University, Columbus. She is employed by Hameroff Public Relations and Advertisi"8 Agency. Lee is a graduate of Southern Local High School and served two years wlth the U. S. Army stationed in Korea . He graduated from Andrew.COiumbllB Barber School and is !l"esently self-employed. The couple is planning an August 4 wedding at the United Methodist Church lo Columbus. SON BORN NEW HAVEN - Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Thompson, New Haven, are announcing the birth of a son, Friday at the Holzer Medical Center. The seven pound, seven ounce infant has been named Samuel Robert. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs . Everett Bachner, Two suffer minor hurts in wrecks Middleport; and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Thompson, Mason, W. Va. Great-grandparents are Mrs. Ida Bachner, Middleport; Mrs. Genevieve Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thompson, Mason County. Mrs. Lou Hoffman, who also resides in Mason County, Ls a great · great • grandmother. Plans finalized RACINE - Plans have been completro for the open-church wedding of Miss Rhonda Lee Ervin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ervin, Racine, and Steve Richard Dailey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dailey, !\aclne. The wedding will he an event ·of Sunday, June 24, at 3:30p.m. at the Wesleyan United Methodist Church, in Racine. A half hour of music preceding the ceremony will be presented by Mrs. Matiie Circle, Racine, . pianist, and Miss Nancy Roush, Columbus, vocalist. The Rev. Howard Shiveley will officiate. Miss Sharon Ervin will serve as maid of honor for her sister . FAMILY P.ACK Kay Warren, Findlay, roommate at . Ohio State READY TO EAT University, and Miss Martha Steele, Gallipolis , a FOR former roommate of the bride-elect. Miss Tracy Watson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wat· son, Williamsburg, Va ., will be the flower girl. Rick Turner will be best man at the wedding and tlle ushers will be Donald Watson, brogher-in-law of the groom, Ham, Sandwiches DECORATED HEAVY GLASS and Howard Ervin, Jr. Herbert ErVin wLLL be the acolyte . Guests will be registered by Miss Cookie Weddle and Miss Beverly Ervin, Racine. .' A reception will be held in the ICE BUCKET EXTRA HEAVY WASH CLOTHS church social room . The bridesmaids will be Miss LIMIT 6 ClOTHS Two For A Better Job, Sooner-Go To Business College . MONDAY MIDDLEPORT Garden Club, home o! Mrs. Sibley Slack, 7:30p.m. Amateur and Cheshire Garden Club mem· BEND 0' the River Garden Club, 7:30 p.m. at tlle home of Business College meeting - I I I t - I ' I r I ' - .J _, I 1 l 1 . So why ~a1t, when you can get a great buy with features l1ke : three fan speeds, if)c ludJng the Panic Button (Super Coal) for max imum cooling when demands are greatest ... COMFORT GUARD' control lor your of coo! comfo rt , .. dua.l air direction control that helps spre~d the cool around . .. air changer control that WhiSks away stale, smoky air ... and ktnd pushbutton controls hidden awa y behind a handsome, $21995 6,000 BTU'S · AXMS 60 · L ... ..£~!.~~! ...... furniture -styled fron l. $21 4 95 11,000 BTU'S $28995 AXC 110 · 2 ----8,000 BTU'S AXMO 80 · 2........... DAN THOMAS AND SON that ea tnes purposes for ch for of general said years are certified , extended and • IL::.:~~~s~i~nc:e~1~9:~:·:·J Ohio See Our Mobile Hilmes. ............,. .Appalachian · . '"' "'< "'' tc.._., ·- .............., II •I \ 11 ;::::3 tage of gotng to college now. We're glad you and of where the money would You ~e12,0DO more BTU's for Less money! ma~es it a value That ndt to be missed , especially when it offers you fingertip selection of cooling speeds : the Pani c Sulton (Super Cool), Normal Cool and reslful Nig ht Cool ... 4-way air direc tio n control that helps spread the Big Coo l all around ... adjustab le ther· moslal with COMFORT GUARD • control .. . and a dual a ir changer co ntrol with Super Flo exhaust tha t c1ears out a smoke-fi lled room or brings in fresh , ou tside air, all year round . $35995 fit0~~0~~:__________ ~ 3 8 9 95 0 .!~L ~~:.;~~-----------$ 4 5 9 95 23,000 BTU'S · . AXL 230·3 ·----------... - Our All \ Electric: Mobile Hom~ .lnius in Bringin~ Vou This Message. ftll=== ===== === ==c:.:~ Power .,.,,, .•·, ·, -, ,, MIIN.....,..., not have had the advan- come from,, enjoy your retirement. More later, love ... 'THE OLD BANK WITH NEW IDEAS" :::·1· ...... See HIIUI, • . lrol.rtiOGt " ' " ' ' " " " dren. Without it we might .' Anniversary Sale Now In Progress -..... ... for having the foresight Mom don't have the worry On All Electric Mobile Homes . Electric ••• CICW.'!IIC for us when we were chil- .OPEN HOUSE All Da!L ' to open a college account See K &K Mobile Homes fr'6dm ~~~ The next meeting will be June issuance of said renewal notes 20, 7 p.m. at the ·fairgrounds. shall , t o the extent necessary , CL b d · · J be used only tor the retirement U a VISOr IS acque of said renewa l notes .at Glassburn. Club members maturity , together with interest thereon and are hereby p ledged for such 8urpose . SECT! N 6. That during the year or years while such renewal notes run, there shall be levied on all ot the taxable property of the City of Gallipolis , in addition to all other taKes , a direct tax an . nually , not less than that which would have been levied If bonds had been issued without prior i ssuance of such renewal notes . Sai d tax shall be and is hereby order,ed computed certffied , lev ied and extended upon the tax duplicate and collected by the ume o ff icers In th,e same manner and at the same ti!Tle ~;awe ... ........-:-_._. · LADIES & MEN'S BLOODMOBILE, I to 6 p.m. at Pomeroy Elementary School. Donors welcome. MEIGS CHAPTER, Order of DeMolay, 7:30 p.m. Regular Come In And ~~~des~efu~~a~e~~W~g HEAT PROOF Mrs. Ernest Wingett. Gallia 4-H Ouh News Gallipolis DECORATED bers invited . . Whirlpool air .. . have 2 wconditioners t. Fioo {5) r arranties: ·ears 811 1111 FIST "''"TIONAL Paired or orlfma nshi,o ~ m mate. ~J// be re When rePlaced f auth .oer form ed b ree Of cfl • or1.le ej . y 8 W lUge 2 serlfice o· f)JrJpooJ . Dn.e (1 J Y . rganlzatlon · Blso fr ar co.,e ee ot C/1 rage ~~ ~"o•._ of candid.ates; also mothers club will meet in bas..men t. MIDDLEPORT Garden Club, 8 p.m., at home of Mrs . Sibly Slack. Guesls will be Cheshire Garden Club and Middleport Amateur Garden . Club. Hostesses : Mrs. Slack, Mrs. Tom Casseil and Mrs. C. 0. Fisher. MEN 'S FELLOWSHIP, Meigs County Churches of Christ, will meet at 7:30p.m. at Zion Church of Christ. VACATIDN Bible school starting Monday at Sutton United Methodist Church, 9:30 a.m. to II a .m. each day. Children of conununily Lnvitro. TUESDAY FRIENDLY Circle of Trinity Church picnic, 6 p.m . at roadside park on right on U. S. Rt. 33. Guest night to be ob· served. Mrs. Albert Woodard will have vesper service. POMEROY Chapter 186 DES, 7:45 p.m., initiation of two candidates. Officers will wear gowns. WOMEN'S Auxiliary of Veterans Memorial Hospilal, June meeting, 7:30 · at the hospital. ' WEDNESDAY YOUNG WIVES Club 7:30 p.m., at home of Karen Young. MRS. SHUSTER VISITS POMEROY - Mrs. Gerald Shuster spent several days this past week in Columbus vlsiling Iter sister, Mrs . Maycel DeRobertis, at the Hilliard Nursing Home. Mrs. Derobertis is in ser~ a heart attack recently . W•; Of th• Boo l b . . "'it:Joo/ 10 b system 1 tJ or. . ''als 01 w e defec r;.., ?und by Parts ana ear on A/J 0 . labor. Si rnl(her Parts- initiation ious condition following 0 ... Of'/ System n Seatert n "'II Parts -Parts '"~ 6 1ri"gtJr as above and ••110 YEARS Of SERVICE" SUNGLASSES VISITS MIDDLEPORT POMEROY - Mrs. Frances Goegleln was in Millersport Tuesday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Hanning and Mrs . Clarence Karr. COVERED CASSEROLE 11!2 QT. MATCHING SMALL FLORIDA ORANGES 5 16 Ol CANS WHITE ·cOPPERTONE SUNTAN LOTION APER ' PLATES 4 oz. '1 49 JUST RITE · HOTDOG SAUCE 10 oz.}9¢ 8 SPOONS 8 KNIVES .~ PKG. �Brain Power The intelligence or a son does not depend on the weight of the brain. A genius may have a brain of only average weight. A feebleminded person may have a ve ry heavy brain. per- POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Barry Boyer, McConnelsville, are announcing the birth of a daughter, Kimberly Dawn, June 10 at the Bethesda. Hospital, ZanesviUe. The infant weighed six pounds,. five ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs . Joseph Spence, Logan, arid Mr. and Mrs. Willard Boyer, Pomeroy . Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Malone and Mrs. Kathleen Boyd , Nelsonvi11e, Mrs. Howard Bowers, Middleport, and Mrs . • F1oyd Boyer, Middleport. J. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Meinhart Open house will honor Meinharts Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rice Mr. Rice weds Miss Abbott POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Philip Meinhart will observe their golden wedding anniversary, Sunday, June 24, with open house at their horrie, 207 Spring Ave ., Pomeroy, from 2 to 4 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Meinhart were married, June 'tl, 1923; at Trinity Church by the Rev . G. Nussman and the wedding reception was held in the home where they now reside. The celebration will mark the third 50th wedding anniversary observance to take place in the Spring Ave. home in the family of Mrs. Meinhart. Mrs . Meinhart's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hertjie, who were married in Edigheimn Pfalz, Germany, May !1, 1846, celebrated their golden weddingcannlversary in the Spring Ave. residence, May 11, 1896; and Barbara and Julius Smith, parents of Mrs. Meinhart and Miss Erma Smit:J who resides with the Meinharts, celebrated their 50th anniversary there Jan. 3, 1933. Friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Meinhart are invited to call during the open house hours. See Our Summer Line of Mix& Match Skirts, Tops, Slacks and Shorts lOLA'S Main at Sycamore Pomeroy, Ohio SPECIAL SUNDAY OPENING Mrs. Darrell Stone POMEROY - In a double Out-of-area guests attending ring ceremony at the Rock were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rice, MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. Merlin H. Springs United Methodist South Webster; Mr. and Mrs. Tracy, Pomeroy, are announcing the marriage of their Church Miss Mary Katherine Jack Schilling and Jane , daughter, Stella Louise, to Darrell Chester Stone, Jr., son of Abbott, daughter of Mr. and Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs: Mr. and Mrs. Darrell C. Stone, of Leon, W.Va. Tbe ceremony Mrs. Edgar Abbott, Rt. 3, Steven Miller, Trimble ; Mr. was performed Saturday, June 2, at the Church of God in Pomeroy, and Paul Allen Rice, •and Mrs. Dennis Schilling, Pearisburg, Va. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Columbus; Miss Coni Taylor, Rice, Rt. 1, Rutland , ex- Point Pleasant; Mr. and Mrs. changed wedding vows. Harvey Roth, Columbus; Mrs. The ceremony was per- CoraWeygandt, Toledo; Mrs. formed by the Rev. Robert John Weygandt and Mark, Bumgarner at 6:30 p.m. on Lima ; Mr. and Mrs . Don May 19 before the altar Standley, Marianne, Rita,~ POMEROY - A surprise daughters, Mrs. John R. · decorated with baskets of Paulette and Steven, Glouster; bridal shower honoring Miss Murphy and daughters, Mrs. gladioli and ca ndelabra . Music Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dennison, Naomi Jo Smith, bride-elect of Helen Johnson, Mrs. Genwas presented by Mrs. William Ted and Karen, Lexington, 0 .; Dan Worley, was held Tuesday eva Shumate Mrs. Roy Radford, organist, and Mrs. Mrs. Thelma Grimes, Akron; night at the home of Mrs. Jack Smith, Mrs. Linda RusRobert Sloan who sang Duane Huff, David and Adam sell, Christine Bailey and Warner, Rt. 4, Pomeroy. "Because" and "I Love You Huff, Akron; Steve Hoffman, OPEN SUNDAY, JUNE 17 Hosting the shower were Mrs. C. 0. Rugers. Miss Bailey Truly". Columbus; Mrs. Russell Mrs. James Profitt, Mrs. won the door prize. Escorted to the altar by her Morgan, Westerville; Gary 11:00 AM__,.2:00 PM Others presenting gifts to the Warner, Mrs. Larry Joh~son, father, the bride was attired in. Ellis, Point Pleasant, and Char.lotte La!llbert, Mrs. Doyle bride-elect were Mrs. Harley a floor length gown of· nylon Steve Schilling, Columbus. POMEROY - Lock, stock and barrel, the Franklin Triplett Knapp and Mrs. Larry Barr. T. Johnson, Mrs. Robert chiffon over satin. It was Mrs. Lincoln Games were played with Williams, • family packed up and moved to Florida . fashioned with a high waist, Franklin quit-his job at Kaiser, the family home on Fair!line prizes being won by Mrs. Jack Russell, Mrs. Danny ·Smith, full sheer sleeves with wide PLANS COMPLETED in Middleport was sold, and the family loaded up and left Wed- Downs, Mrs. Harley E . Mrs. Robert Arnold, Mrs. satin cuffs, and a high n~ckline Johnson, Mrs. Tim Warner and Dalton Grover, Mrs. Harley SYRACUSE - Wedding nesday for Hollywood, Fla. · which featured""'~·riarrow nylon plans have been completed for Last Sunday afternoon the Fidelis Class at the Middleport Barbara Murphy. A decorated Sinith, Mrs. Eugene ThompALL YOU · pleating. Wider pleating was the wedding of Phyllis Spears, Church of Christ had a farewell potluck dinner for the couple and cake with wedding bells and - son, Mrs. Herman Warner, used around the bottom of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben CAN EAT·-------· the inscription, "Best Wishes, Mrs. Nellie Tracy, Mrs. Guy presented them with a beautiful sliver tray. skirt. Spears, Syracuse, and ~andy · The Tripletts aren't without family in Florida. Their son, Jo and Pan," was served with Sargent, Mrs. Ethel Hatfield, A crown of seed pearls and Cross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Olin , Rick and his wife, reside in Dania as does Franklin's sis~er, Nina, ice cream, fruit punch, mints Mrs. Nancy Jeffers, Mrs. irridescent.s held the bride's Knapp, Gallipolis. The wed- and her husband, Chet Haddox. James Johnson, Mrs. Hubert and nuts. chapel length veil of illusion ding will be an event of June 24 Incidentally, Chet and Nina arrived yesterday for a two week Attending besides those Stafford, Mrs. Charles Sayre, and the blusher. Bra1d outhned at 2 p.m. at the Silver vacation here wit.h her mother, Mrs. L. E. Triplett, and other named were Mrs. J.C. Wyatt, Mrs. Leode)le Davidson, Mrs. the veiling and was also used., Memorial Freewill Baptist relatives of the area. Phone. Mrs. Howard Thoma, Mrs. Richard Shuler, Mrs. Charles Pomeroy, as accent on the gown. She . Chw-ch. Areception wlll follOw Charlie Smith, Mrs. Alice King, Mrs. Robert Bailey, Mrs. wore earrings, a gift from the at the Holiday Inn in 992-3629 FREDDIE HOUDASHELT has had a marvelous response to RobesOn, Mrs. William Ken- Roger Alkire, Mrs . Bertie Ohio groom and carried a white Gallipolis. the appeal for homes for her Ji little kittens. The evening the nedy. Mrs. James Reeves, Wyatt, Wilma, Donna, An orchid on top of a white Bible. picture and story appeared in The sentinel, six of the cnddly Ted Warner and daughters, nabelle and Adelle Davidson. The- bride's ensemble was kittens were ''adopted''. Two more have been placed since then. Mrs. Harley E. Johnson and made l>y her mother. FIRST CHILD BORN Now, if you are one of thO>e who contacted Freddie and found The attendants wore gowns COOLVILLE-Mr andMrs. she had neither the kind nor the color you wanted, perhaps Jean of floral nylon over taffeta C. Douglas Carr (the former Will or Jane Swatzel do. Both have a number of eute kittens just fashioned With empire waists, Cynthia Able) Rt. 2, Coolville, waiting for adoption. VISITS PARENTS a-line skirts, short puffed are announcing the birth of RUTLAND Pauline sleeves and high necklines. their first child, June 9 at DIANE CARSEY, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carsey, Lambert, a graduate of They wore. picture hats in the . Marietta Memorial Hospital, left yesterday for Buckeye Girls' State at Capital University, Rutland High School, and her colors of their gowns with named Amy Dawn, weighing 6 although her name was not in an earlier list of delegates ribhon streamers on both the lbs ., 14\2 ounzes. Maternal scheduled to attend . It seems that when the public relations sons, Richard and Donald, gowns and the hats. Each grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. director of Buckeye Girls' State released the names of girls to from Hohenwall, Tenn., are carrled a single white car- Theodore Ahle, Amesville, and attend, ·aU of Diane's papers were not in and therefore her name visiting with her sister, Mrs. Carl Kennedy, Rutland, and nation tipped in a color mat- paternal grandparents are Mr. was not included. But, she's there! her brother,"Rohert Edwards, ching her gown. ~d Mrs. Charles Carr, TupTuppers Plains. They will be They were Miss Connie pers Plains. Paternal greatWHILE MOST OF US ARE JUST enjoying Regatta hapleaving Monday for Germany Grueser, maid ~ of honor, who grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. penings this weekend, Grace Pratt, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank wore blue; Miss Connie R. E. Douglas, Shade, and Powers and family are in Cincinnati. They went especially to see to join her husband, S. M. sergeant Earling Lambert. Radford, Pomeroy, in pink, Mary Carr, Rt. 2, Coolville. the Cincinnati Reds and the Pirates. Miss Sue Thabet, Mason, W. Va., in green and MiSs Vicki Affiliate Distributor RESCINDS INCREASE Abbott, Pomeroy, in lavender, beautiful ... super sheer Guaranteed AKRON (UP!) - The bridesmaids. Kim Eblin, Not To Run CHILD BORN Symbol Biblical PANTY HOSE Pomeroy, was the flower gir] Goodyea.r Tire and Rubber Co. SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. The juniper bush symbol- IF YOU LIKE MONEY, this and wore a yellow dress of today announced it was David Stout, Syracuse, are izes protection . According to may be for you . Investment secured by merchandise . identical design with a ribbon rescinding two price increases announcing the birth of a legend, when JoSeph, the Parf .full time. NATIONAL in keeping with President in her hair. She carried a white . HIGH daughter, June 7 at tl\e Holzer Virgin Mary and the Infant ADVERTISING . YOU SAVE EVERY DAY EARNINGS .. . if you qualify . Nixon's economic control's. basket of red rosebuds. Medical Center. The seven Jesus fled from ·Herod into Ca t: collec.t 21J .9JB -J823 or YOU OWN A PHILCO! On May 28, Goodyear anSteve Schilling, Columbus, BEST BUY pound, seven ounce infant has Egypt, they found refuge be· write: HOSIERY , INC . 5225 was best man, and the ushers nounced it would increase the been named Robyn Aon. Mr. No Frost refrigerators use more electric· Wilshire Blvd., No . 520 Los hind a juniper bush. ity than any other appliance In the Angeles , Calif . 90036 Giving were David Rice, South prices of tires and tubes for and Mrs. Stout have a son, home, but !he new Philco ~lde.by-Side your Phone Number . ttvat electricity. Every day you use II. Webster; Ed Abbott, Pomeroy, motorcycles, farm equipment Christopher Ryan. Mrs. Stout and Mike Barr, I:oangsville. and certain earth moving is the former Peggy Hoffner. So economical it runa leu Master Steven Standley, equipment by 5 to 51h per cent. than hall the lime. . Grandparents are Mrs. Jean While competitive makes use electricity On June 8, the prices of tires Glouster, was the ringbearer. Stout, Syracuse and Mrc and continually, the new Philto refrigerator is so elllcient, that It uses electricity For her daughter's wedct'ing, for cars, certain trucks and Mrs. Lawrence Hoffner, less than half of the time . Cold Guard retreading material were also Mrs. Abbott wore a pink Pomeroy. Greatilrandparents design makes ,the entire cabinet-top. bottom, back, sides, doors-a multipolyester dress topped with a increased by 5 to 51'.! per cent. are Mr. and Mrs. Oscar layer barrier against cold loss. Saves pink lace vest-coat. She wore a operating costs, saves money. Robertson, Syracuse; Mr. and white carnation corsage as did Mrs. Robert Stout, Carpenter; Keepalta coo,, too. Veterans Memorial Hospital Mrs : Rice who was in a blue Tests .prove that a Phllco Slde·by-Side Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wolfe, DISCHAitGES - William keeps its cold longer ln1 the event of and white ensemble of Rt. 2, Racine; and Herman power fail ure-th an any competitive Ledlie, Clarence Rupe, Stella polyester. makft tesied . And that sav:Bs food! Hoffner, Pomeroy. Hayes. A reception was held in the See all these saving featureS: church social room with the Huge lrtezer tltcllon holda 230 lba. af frozen food• . bride's table featuring a .three AI The o No Frost system ellnilnates defrosting tiered cake decorated in the o 5 full-width glass shellle9, plus +-ONLY 3D" WIDE-. storage trivet FITS IN tHE FLOOA SPACE OF YOUR OlD REFAIOERA. TO R rainbow colors of the wedding • Optional Automatic Ice Maker and topped with the traditional PMilco Sode ·b y' Side • 4 deep storage shelves in freeze r door RafTi getl!iOr Ciosr Savings miniature bride and groom. Big c•pac:lty refrlgertlor hila 3 Agp1ox. S.vl ~gs ... M&Jo• AEp' o ~. PM c o· Fcr<l 511"'"111 .., r.•J<>• u.F\ , lull-width tdjuttlble c.ntllever thtlv.t Miss El1en Rice, Mrs. Steve Comr.::tiiOr&_ll...,.rsge "-~·111 y ,f!. AFTER P1rct"l Ccunpa fltc,., .,.,,ge BEFORE C.~tcltw St¥111QI L1 tllme S&• lng& Ctuclty S• •lngs ll lolimil Savi" IIS • Adjustable cold controls jn both ,,. Burson, Mrs. Jack Kane, Miss M refrigerator and freezer section• Pomeroy, Ohio Karr's Barber " " "" Pam Evans, Mrs. Harold New Quick Cold control for fatter • " ,,. Shop, 110 Lynn "' ~· . " '" cooldown ,,. St.. Pomeroy, "' Blackston and Mrs .- James " "'' "' • 4 deep storago shelves, Stay-Open Ohio, ha_l adclf'd • "' hbll bl.$ed on t••" Intended If> si mul ate home us.age unaer freouently encour~tered buller keeper Evans, were hostesses at the new service. Wt eond lllont lnd 111n electric rile oil !;llnb oer ki lowatt hour , Tes t orocedures were lda~tad from ANSI Standard 8 ·38. Seetlon &.7, wit ~ CQnf•ol 5ell ll'\glo approach Q ! for reception. Miss Rebecca are now fittlno Phllco Model RT17Be lraenr)•nd 37° <rtlol geral<lrJ. Actual savings may verv ~ &sed \lpQ n local e!Mtr lc t9\es, Men 's Tou~es . t!lmatlc cono;litlon• end lndlvldvtl Ullge. C om p lele l ~ st date en !leble uP<J n o e ~u nt . Radford registered the guests. We c•n fit vou with a fult or ;a For a trip to Cave City, Ky., partia·l hairpiect. COLD GUARD. One ldaa Beller lrom PHILCO-FORD the bride changed into a lavender polye~ter ·crepe dress. She is a senior at Dinner Served from 5 til 7 PM Glenville State College, STOP in and l~t MICK show YOU Whit ht Cln do for VOv. majoring in early childhood Stag · No Minors · Stag 110 Lynn St. educ~tion . Rice is a senior at POME10Y Rio . Grande majoring in Advance Tickets S2.SO AI Door SJ.OO ~arbers local 400 A~L-CIO MIDDLEPORT, 0. elementary education. Miss Smith honored BUFFET LUNCHEON $3 e 75 The MEIGS INN Annual Fish Fry Meigs County Fish & Game Association MEN'S TOUPEES June 21, 1973 *COMPARE AND SAVE ~hllr.:o.fo•d .. ... .. FOREMAN & ABBOTT ~ -~·-·G;~~;~~i~~---ii;;~-- "11 Grange inspection held POMEROY - [nspec ti on Other readings included was conducted by Mrs. Pauline " America Begins at Home" Atkins, acti ng depu ty, of Rock Mrs. James Conkle; "Boycott Sprin gs Gra'ltge Thursday and Farm Prices" by Fred Googlein; "That Reminds Me" night. For the inspection, the Rock by Mrs. Googlein; "What Is sister of the bride, will he the Springs Grange members .· ow' Heritage?" by Mrs. Robert rna id of honor , and the brides- presented the third degree. Louks; "Poison Proof Your rna ids will be Miss Vicki Air Mrs. Atkins ga ve detailed Home" by Mrs. Bradbury, a holt, Pomeroy, and Miss Joy instru ction on. the sewin g guest; "The First Flag J?ay" Grover, Long Bottom. contest. by Mrs. Morgan ; " What of Our Roger Abbott will serve as One appeal for aid was an- Fathers? " by Amos Leonardi best man for his brother, and swered and it was reported "Another Father's Day" by the ushers will be Don Lambert Uta~ Frank Grueser 1s ill. It Mrs . WilliamGrueser; "Only a and David Lambert, brothers was also noted that sympathy Dad" .by Mrs. Homer Radford. of the bride-elect. cards had been sent to Mrs. Leonard played several Jennifer Grover will he the Pauline Atkins and Arnold selections on the dulcimer, and nower girl and the ringbearer Snowden. Mrs. MOrgan concluded the 1 will be Jackie Welker. "Our H~ritage ' was the program with prayer. A reception will he held at theme of the program Gifts were presented by Mrs. the church immediately pres.nted by Mrs. w. A. Morgan to Amos Leonard, the following the ceremony. Morgan , Members named father with the most children famous fathers in response to present, and William Grueser, roll call, and there ' was group the oldest father . singing of 11 America." Mrs. Refrestunents were served Fred Googlein read "To Be An by the home economics American " and " Our committee. Heritage. " POMEROY - Plans have been completed for the open church wedding of Miss Sherry Lambert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Laml;lert, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, and Dan Abbott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Abbott, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. The wedding will he an e\rent of June 24 at 2:30 p.m. at the Zion Church of Christ on the Harrisonville Rd. Kenneth Ebertts will solemnize the ceremony following a half-hour of music presented by Mrs. Linda Well. Miss Charlotte Lamber t, MIDDLEPORT - A contribution of $250 was made by the Philathea Society of the Middleport Church of Christ on the new church roof during a meeting of the group Thursday night at the church. A feature of the meeting was a memorial service for d&eased members by Mrs. Harold Lohse. Mrs. Lohse used a crystal bowl centered with tall tapers placing a rose for each deceased member in the bowl as Miss Mildred Hawley read the names. At the conclusion of the service, Mrs. Lohse lighted the tapers and gave a prayer response. Commit~Ms serving the MoWery reception, providing cookies for the Bible school, and conducting the memorial services at the church service Sunday were thanked by , the president. Mrs . Clyda Allensworth reported that the Rev. Don McMillan , a formr pastor of the Middleport Church, has resigned his pastorate of the Linden Church of Christ and is moving to Cincinnati . Hostesses for July were annoWlced, Miss Frances Roush, Mrs. Ella Reuter , Mrs . Elizabeth Roush, Mrs. Bessie Ashley and Mrs. Clarice Ere win. Reported ill were Mrs. Mabel Walburn, Gerald Reuter, Miss Mabel Hysell, Mrs. · Nelle Ohlinger, Mrs. Georgia Wehrung, Mrs . Genevieve Farmer, Mrs . Effie Montgomeroy, Mrs. Bea Stewart and Justic Garwell, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butcher. Mrs. Martha Childs gave prayer to open the meeting and Mrs. Allensworth was the devotional leader. Mrs. Regina Swift read Psalm 23 and the meditations, "The Highest Room" and " Prayer for Tomorrow" were given by Mrs. Allensworth. Mrs . Swift, Mrs. Allensworth, Mrs . Hattie Swift and Mrs. Gertrude Miller were hostesses for the meeting:'" ' New book tells Ml ab'out flag HUNTINGTON - An allinclusive book about the flag of the United States, issued by the Boy Scouts of America, recognizes "the right of dissent" but calls for courtesy in displaying and respecting the flag. : Based on "everything you ~ant to know ahout the flag of t~e United States of America," the book titled "Your Flag," ' . brings together all informatiOn about flag history and . ~tiquette . : In describing the new book, Bob Myers, council President of the Tri-State Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, ex~ plairted that more than three Y,ears of extensive research lias cut through the romantic lfgends and misconceptions that have been long accepted as historically correct. Myers pointed out that the book says, ' 1Through the years, Congress and most ~tales have Laws providing passed penalties (or infractions of the Flag COde. "The United States Constitution and its amendments guarante~ing freedom of thought and expression have, at times, been. interpreted to negate the penalty provisions of the Flag Code," the book continues . ' 'Howev~r," the national youth organization contends, ..-everyone should bear in mind that gocxl taste, courtesy, and common decency are due to the symbol of those freedoms that protect the right of dissent - •r.. .. . . :-:•:·:-=·:·:·:--.:.:.~·.•.:-:-:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:•:•:-:·:·:·:·:v:-·-·.-.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.:-·-·.·-•..;.•~.-.v.-...............-.x,=, •' ~ ~ By Ht•l•·n ant! Suto Bottel ~-: 't ! Area Deaths ! The Trouble with Guys ... Rap : Why can 't guys he honest? Either they leave yo u na t without a word - they just never call again - or else they hand you a stupid line about "having an incurable disease and only six months more to live," or they've decided to become priests, or something. And then you see them with a new girl the next week. I'm not sure which is worse - th e disappearing act, or the lie, but I'm tired of thinking [have a great rela tion~hip and then - nothing. Please tell !elias ahout honesty , Helen and Sue. Girts rea lite feelings change and they can take that, but if hoys don't start leveling wiih us, we 'll all develop incurable diseases soon - big fat allergies to men ! - _FED UP Dear Fed Up: You've told 'em ! And thank~ - chicken-hearted guys needed that . - SUE +++ LENNOX H. COMER GALLIPOLIS - Lennox Herman Comer, 64, Rt. 1, E w i n gto n ~ died ln Holzer Medical Center around 10 a.m. Friday following an extended illness. He was born Oct. 31, 1909, in Jackson County, W. Va ., son of the late Roher! and Zela Westfall Comer. He ,married Cllessie Good on Sept. 15, t933, who survives, along with eight children, Mrs. Oscar (Lillian ) Maynard, Ra cine, Ohio ; Mrs. David (Linda ) Hume, Chi cago; Mrs. Robert (Wanda ) Taylor and Mrs. Kathy Charles, both of Fra nklin Park, Hl .; Marvin Gene Comer, Colwnbus : Ivan Lee Comer, Rt. 2, Ewington; Jerry Comer and Melvin Dean Comer, both of Galton; 13 grandchildren, and a sister Mrs. Maggie Gilmore, Racine. One brother preceded him in death. Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. Monday at McCoyMoore FW1eral Home, Vinton, with Re~ . A. B. Maloy of, ricia ting. Burial will be in Old Curry Cemetery. Friends may call at the [uneral home after 2 p.m. Sunday. preceded in death by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Veith, and two brothers. SW'viving are his wife, SUsan Lewis Veith; two daughters, Mrs. Marvin (HetUe ) Harnp. shire, Hollywood, Fla ., aod Mrs. Carl (Annvelle) Rathburn, Gallipolis; three sons, John R. Veith, Cheshire, and George Veith, Columbus, and Frank Veith, seatUe, Wash.; nine grandchildren ~ and several great-grandchildren. Funeral services will he held at 2 p.m. Mooday at RawlingsCoats Funeral Home with Rev,. Andrew Parsons and Rev. Roy Hermann officiating . ..!l~lal will be in Cheshire Gravel Hill Cemetery. Calling hours are Sunday 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m Dear Rap : 1 woUld like to answer "Bee n There's" commen on the "safety" of dating older guys. She says that from 14 to 17, boys are sex fiends - "Later they calm down and get some sense in their late teens, realizing there's more to a relationship than just pawing.'.' HARLEY L. SLACK Well, mayhe I'm in the minority, but l'm 15, and,nothing like POMEROY - Harley L. Slack, 197 Mulberry Ave ., what she describes. My girlfriend and I go to bed occasionally, Pomeroy, died early Saturday but not just for the sake of sex. I love her very much and I feel lt Veterans Memorial that is one way to show it. She agrees! If She didn't, I would skip Hospital. He is survived by his that part of our really great relationship. [ sure wouldn't break up over a little think like that. wife , Margaret; one son, Charles i a sister, Mrs. Floyd B. T. also says, "Bring (older men ) to your house. lf they don 't mind meeting your folks, they na ven 't got anything bad in Rook, and two grandchildren. Services arranged by the mind .1 ' If She means sex is "bad," she isn 't in the 20th century ! Ewing Funeral Home will be It 's no longer a naughty word your parents shield you from . She's music and entertJinment, and still back there where ''seduce' 1 was a popular word . Monday at 10 a.m. at the it was reported that Bruce Sacred Heart Church here with Nowadays a guy and girl mutually decide what they want, GEORGE VE[TH Davis, Rutland, and Walter and it isn't based on sin or guilt, but just whether or not they 're MIDDLEPORT - George rosary services at 7:30 p.m. Baer, Minersville, won the really ready . !! that's "bad," well just call me a se• fiend , which Veith, Pearl St., Middleport, Sunday at Ewing's. Friends savings bond in a drawing . I'm not. 89, died Friday at Veterans may call any time. Mrs: Thelma White presided Memorial Hospital. He was As for younger bo}•s being hiotrd to manage, several .oidcr at !he meeting which opened chicks have (wtsuccessfully ). tried to drag me tO oea. tl . 1. with the pledge to the flag and shouldn 't make mass. judgments. - BEEN 11~~~ RE ALSO the Lord's prayer in unison. Mrs. Cecelia Bailey gave the NOTE TO OLDER READERS: Your fir st reaction to "Been secretary's report, and Mrs. There Also 's" letter may be, ' 1For age 15, he certai.nly has! " But GALLIPOLIS - A. Steven Mary K. Holter, the treasurer's read it again. For age 15, he also shows considerable whidom Roach has joined the sales staff report. perhaps more Ulan some of his elder.s who make stale sex jokes, of Rancho Company, realtors Others attending the meeting and haunt X-rated movies. - HELEN AND SUE and auctioneers, according to were Mrs. Geraldine Varney, Jay Sheppard, broker and Mrs. Kathleen Morris, Mrs . Dear Rap: auctioneer . Jean Tl:ussell and Mrs. Betty Before joining Rant:ho Co., Here it is Father's Day, and 1 want to tell you about a very special one. Van Meter. Roach was employed by Don i guess they call him a dstcp-father " because he stepped i1' Watts Volkswagen , Inc. and prior to that was an {lSSOCiate · aril:l' made our family complete again. of R. A. Gall Realty in He has stepped up the fun at our houc. He also makes us step ' cleveland . He is married to the lively. If we need it, he steps-to with discipline - and that's B former Rita. Caldwell and has great help to Mom .. He's proud of u~ and we 're proud of him . lJke he says, he two children, Tammy 7 and Taking part wen~ Mrs. Donn:r Tricia 5. The Roach family Hill as the early christian and loves to " step out"· with his pew [amily . He js a high-stepper al resides in the Northup area. parties and makes everybody happy just being around him . Mrs. Florence Smith as the Itancho Co . is actively He never "steps on" people. He's shown us kids several first modern christian. Poems, engaged in the sale and listing . . steps toward maturity . "Wh3t Have You Given ,Away" of Gallla County farmland and Maybe our step-father is one step short of perfect, but that's homes. The firm · also offers by Mrs Cora Buck, and" ADay what makes him human. rental management ·an.d Worthwhile," by VIcki Ables Anyway~ we'll try ·to walk in his :steps, because he's just auction .service. Rancho Co. is were read. about the greatest guy there is, and we're sure glad h·e found us. also expanding its real estate Mrs. Buck ree~d a thank you STEVE ROACH - THE STEP KrDS and auction service to other card from the Reatha McCoy areas of Ohio. Through Branch offices Rancho .Co. Js a · family for flowers sent. membe'r of NationaJ Mrs. Dallas Hill had a .short of Realtors, Association SOUNDS UPSET single stop at the pump. business meeting, announcing Manor, since June 10. I send National Institute of Farm and SEATTLE, Wash. (UP[) This composite nB.tion.ttl spot several meetings of the UMW meetings. Forty-five rugs were check of both ·major and in- The following ad appeared in my wishes that the boat breaks Cand Brokers, Natlonal to be tied Thursday evening. dependent stations of all types Friday's edition of U1e SeatUe in half in mid-lake and that Auctioneers Association and · The group sewed carpet rags along major travel routes Post-rntelligencer : " My boat your mother is unsuccessful in the Southeastern Ohio Board of indic8te s simi lar conditions and motor has disf;!ppcared uttractir'lg help as ~he rUns Realtors. during .the evening . Hostesses fof . the evenin~ will prevail at least through the from Martha Lake, Alderwood barking along the shore." were Mrs. Buck and dau,ghter weekend . The southeast and northwest Pam and Mrs, Julia Norris. sections of the country ,appear The birthday of Mrs. Alice to have tightest gasoline Balser was celebrated. supplies at pres~nt with only 60 Attending were Mrs. Bertha pet. Of southeast stations and 63 Robinson, Mr.s. Bob Rhodes, pet. of northwest stations Mrs. Cora Buck, Mrs. Dorsey contacted reporting normal 4' Parsons, Pam Buck , Mrs. operations. While two percent Darrell Norris, -Mr~ Roy Buck, of southeast stations are Mrs. Jack Ables , Vicki Ables, reported closed for LaCk of fuel, Mrs. Dolly Wolfe, Mrs. Dallas no closings or out-of-fuel Hill, Mrs . Robert Smith and situations were reported in the ATHENS COUNTY Tracey Norris. Northwest. A check of major turnpikes SAVINGS AND LOAN CO. indicates that gasoline supplies · are adequate at present, rangin g from "guaranteed" normal operations on the New ONE-YEAR Jersey Turnpike to allocations of 10 gallons per customer on CERTIFICATES the New York State Thruway OF DEPOSIT stations limiting hours and 10 and the Indiana Toll Road. pet. limiting amount of gas allowed per customer. The Ohio and Pennsylvania Turnpikes report near normal remainder of the stations are and antjci pate no operations operating normally . ATHENS COUNTY The first nationwide Fuel problems in the near future. ' MONTHLY iNCOME Checking with Yellowstone Gauge Report shows 75 pet. of ACCOUNT more than . 1,400 gasoline National Park in the North· Interest checks stations are operating nor- west, the Great Smoky Mountains in the Southeast, mailed monthly or mally, while 24 pet. are now in California and Yosemite quarterly. Autom a fic a! ly limiting hou-rs of operation and Mesa Verde in Colorado, AAA Ren ewabl e one percent closed because of was told by parks officials that tight fuel conditions. In addition, seven percent of while heavier swnmer travel is the 1,439 individual · stations yet to come, they are confident TWO-YEAR reporting are allocating in fuel supplies In and adjacent to CERTIFICATES some manner amounts of fuel parklands will he adequate for OF DEPOSIT motorists may purchase in a swnmer visitors. Ice cream social set by auxiliary POMEROY - An ice cream social was set for July 14 at the firehouse when the Ladles Auxiliary of the Bashan Fire Department met Thursday night. It was planned that the auxiliary members will solicit the community for ingredients to make 95 gallons of ice cream for the social. A report was given on the recent ice cream social held by the auxiliary members and the firemen and it was noted that it was a financial success. A vote of thanks was extended to the four groups who furnished r-------------------------~ Roach joins Rancho Co. Apple Grove UMW meeis APPLE GROVE, Ohio - The United Methodist Women met at the church here Tuesday evening with Mrs. Eileen Buck in ·charge of devotions and the program which opened with singing, "What 8 Friend," Mrs. Jan Norris at the pianO; prayer by Mrs . Bertha Robinson, and scripture from file first chapter of Ephesians by Pam Buck . Mrs . Buck used as her topic, 1 ' Living and active in love." your flag. " Myers said that the ' jYour Flag" book is the first and only publication that contains all information about flag display, etiquette, and history . The book even shows how nags are manufactured , the origin of flags from before the middle ages, the part.s of a flag, and historic flags of the New World . The "complete" flag book is now available from any local sources including the BSA council servke center and scout distributors . We Want You To Know How Money Works For You MEIGS BRANCH AAA keeping tab on nation's stations ISN'T .IT COMFORTING TO KNOW YOU HAVE A GOOD ROOF OVER YOUR HEAD? Above everything else be sure you have a good roof. With many seasons of blistering sun it's possible your roof PORTSMOUTH The Automobile Club of Southern Ohio has been asked to participate in the nationwide weekly Fuel Gauge Report prepared by the American Automobile Association . In order to separate reality from myth, AAA has set up a network among a selected number of its member clubs to . rep~rt weekly on gasoli~e availability _in their area . Th1s i11£ormation is compiled and sent .to ~ll AAA clubs and t~ the news service. The first report indicates of its Ohio has ahout 20 %% needs a check-up. This we'll gladly do at no obligation. 11 it needs to be rep Iaced or , . PULL-ON PECOS beforehand on labor ond materials.· · Su.. cure for • 5 Bird Windseal SHINGLES ONLY '1195 sq. 5%% Pays You ••. $23.96 per month (Minimum Deposit, $5,000) 6% Pays You ••• $50.00 per month PHONE 675·1160 o'clock feet (Minimum Deposit, $10,000) NO LACES! LARGE SELECTION OF SIZES AND WIDTHS ......-----,--:-:-.-,'" RED WING ·tf:' Carolina Lumber & Supply Co. 312 6th St. % A-C-M-1-A ' repaired, we II grve you a free estimate 0 Starting 1 PM KARR'S BARBER SHOP Lambert-Abbott plans corrtpleted Philathea contributes to church roof fund For Regatta Sunday . Fraternal Order of Eagles Club Rooms _ II - The Sunday-Times Sentinel, June 17, 1973 Try them on at Hartley 's Shoes 6ANY.AMEP. :mn 210 E. . MAIN POMEROY Open all day Thursday-Friday Night until 9:00 P.M. Pt. Pleasant Offices Also At 12 Mill St.. Athens; 0 . Hours: Mon .· We d., 91 0 3-Thurs · 9to Noon-Friday9•o6-Sat.,9tonoon, I • I '• ; \ I ' �Brain Power The intelligence or a son does not depend on the weight of the brain. A genius may have a brain of only average weight. A feebleminded person may have a ve ry heavy brain. per- POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Barry Boyer, McConnelsville, are announcing the birth of a daughter, Kimberly Dawn, June 10 at the Bethesda. Hospital, ZanesviUe. The infant weighed six pounds,. five ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs . Joseph Spence, Logan, arid Mr. and Mrs. Willard Boyer, Pomeroy . Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Malone and Mrs. Kathleen Boyd , Nelsonvi11e, Mrs. Howard Bowers, Middleport, and Mrs . • F1oyd Boyer, Middleport. J. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Meinhart Open house will honor Meinharts Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rice Mr. Rice weds Miss Abbott POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Philip Meinhart will observe their golden wedding anniversary, Sunday, June 24, with open house at their horrie, 207 Spring Ave ., Pomeroy, from 2 to 4 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Meinhart were married, June 'tl, 1923; at Trinity Church by the Rev . G. Nussman and the wedding reception was held in the home where they now reside. The celebration will mark the third 50th wedding anniversary observance to take place in the Spring Ave. home in the family of Mrs. Meinhart. Mrs . Meinhart's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hertjie, who were married in Edigheimn Pfalz, Germany, May !1, 1846, celebrated their golden weddingcannlversary in the Spring Ave. residence, May 11, 1896; and Barbara and Julius Smith, parents of Mrs. Meinhart and Miss Erma Smit:J who resides with the Meinharts, celebrated their 50th anniversary there Jan. 3, 1933. Friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Meinhart are invited to call during the open house hours. See Our Summer Line of Mix& Match Skirts, Tops, Slacks and Shorts lOLA'S Main at Sycamore Pomeroy, Ohio SPECIAL SUNDAY OPENING Mrs. Darrell Stone POMEROY - In a double Out-of-area guests attending ring ceremony at the Rock were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rice, MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. Merlin H. Springs United Methodist South Webster; Mr. and Mrs. Tracy, Pomeroy, are announcing the marriage of their Church Miss Mary Katherine Jack Schilling and Jane , daughter, Stella Louise, to Darrell Chester Stone, Jr., son of Abbott, daughter of Mr. and Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs: Mr. and Mrs. Darrell C. Stone, of Leon, W.Va. Tbe ceremony Mrs. Edgar Abbott, Rt. 3, Steven Miller, Trimble ; Mr. was performed Saturday, June 2, at the Church of God in Pomeroy, and Paul Allen Rice, •and Mrs. Dennis Schilling, Pearisburg, Va. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Columbus; Miss Coni Taylor, Rice, Rt. 1, Rutland , ex- Point Pleasant; Mr. and Mrs. changed wedding vows. Harvey Roth, Columbus; Mrs. The ceremony was per- CoraWeygandt, Toledo; Mrs. formed by the Rev. Robert John Weygandt and Mark, Bumgarner at 6:30 p.m. on Lima ; Mr. and Mrs . Don May 19 before the altar Standley, Marianne, Rita,~ POMEROY - A surprise daughters, Mrs. John R. · decorated with baskets of Paulette and Steven, Glouster; bridal shower honoring Miss Murphy and daughters, Mrs. gladioli and ca ndelabra . Music Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dennison, Naomi Jo Smith, bride-elect of Helen Johnson, Mrs. Genwas presented by Mrs. William Ted and Karen, Lexington, 0 .; Dan Worley, was held Tuesday eva Shumate Mrs. Roy Radford, organist, and Mrs. Mrs. Thelma Grimes, Akron; night at the home of Mrs. Jack Smith, Mrs. Linda RusRobert Sloan who sang Duane Huff, David and Adam sell, Christine Bailey and Warner, Rt. 4, Pomeroy. "Because" and "I Love You Huff, Akron; Steve Hoffman, OPEN SUNDAY, JUNE 17 Hosting the shower were Mrs. C. 0. Rugers. Miss Bailey Truly". Columbus; Mrs. Russell Mrs. James Profitt, Mrs. won the door prize. Escorted to the altar by her Morgan, Westerville; Gary 11:00 AM__,.2:00 PM Others presenting gifts to the Warner, Mrs. Larry Joh~son, father, the bride was attired in. Ellis, Point Pleasant, and Char.lotte La!llbert, Mrs. Doyle bride-elect were Mrs. Harley a floor length gown of· nylon Steve Schilling, Columbus. POMEROY - Lock, stock and barrel, the Franklin Triplett Knapp and Mrs. Larry Barr. T. Johnson, Mrs. Robert chiffon over satin. It was Mrs. Lincoln Games were played with Williams, • family packed up and moved to Florida . fashioned with a high waist, Franklin quit-his job at Kaiser, the family home on Fair!line prizes being won by Mrs. Jack Russell, Mrs. Danny ·Smith, full sheer sleeves with wide PLANS COMPLETED in Middleport was sold, and the family loaded up and left Wed- Downs, Mrs. Harley E . Mrs. Robert Arnold, Mrs. satin cuffs, and a high n~ckline Johnson, Mrs. Tim Warner and Dalton Grover, Mrs. Harley SYRACUSE - Wedding nesday for Hollywood, Fla. · which featured""'~·riarrow nylon plans have been completed for Last Sunday afternoon the Fidelis Class at the Middleport Barbara Murphy. A decorated Sinith, Mrs. Eugene ThompALL YOU · pleating. Wider pleating was the wedding of Phyllis Spears, Church of Christ had a farewell potluck dinner for the couple and cake with wedding bells and - son, Mrs. Herman Warner, used around the bottom of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben CAN EAT·-------· the inscription, "Best Wishes, Mrs. Nellie Tracy, Mrs. Guy presented them with a beautiful sliver tray. skirt. Spears, Syracuse, and ~andy · The Tripletts aren't without family in Florida. Their son, Jo and Pan," was served with Sargent, Mrs. Ethel Hatfield, A crown of seed pearls and Cross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Olin , Rick and his wife, reside in Dania as does Franklin's sis~er, Nina, ice cream, fruit punch, mints Mrs. Nancy Jeffers, Mrs. irridescent.s held the bride's Knapp, Gallipolis. The wed- and her husband, Chet Haddox. James Johnson, Mrs. Hubert and nuts. chapel length veil of illusion ding will be an event of June 24 Incidentally, Chet and Nina arrived yesterday for a two week Attending besides those Stafford, Mrs. Charles Sayre, and the blusher. Bra1d outhned at 2 p.m. at the Silver vacation here wit.h her mother, Mrs. L. E. Triplett, and other named were Mrs. J.C. Wyatt, Mrs. Leode)le Davidson, Mrs. the veiling and was also used., Memorial Freewill Baptist relatives of the area. Phone. Mrs. Howard Thoma, Mrs. Richard Shuler, Mrs. Charles Pomeroy, as accent on the gown. She . Chw-ch. Areception wlll follOw Charlie Smith, Mrs. Alice King, Mrs. Robert Bailey, Mrs. wore earrings, a gift from the at the Holiday Inn in 992-3629 FREDDIE HOUDASHELT has had a marvelous response to RobesOn, Mrs. William Ken- Roger Alkire, Mrs . Bertie Ohio groom and carried a white Gallipolis. the appeal for homes for her Ji little kittens. The evening the nedy. Mrs. James Reeves, Wyatt, Wilma, Donna, An orchid on top of a white Bible. picture and story appeared in The sentinel, six of the cnddly Ted Warner and daughters, nabelle and Adelle Davidson. The- bride's ensemble was kittens were ''adopted''. Two more have been placed since then. Mrs. Harley E. Johnson and made l>y her mother. FIRST CHILD BORN Now, if you are one of thO>e who contacted Freddie and found The attendants wore gowns COOLVILLE-Mr andMrs. she had neither the kind nor the color you wanted, perhaps Jean of floral nylon over taffeta C. Douglas Carr (the former Will or Jane Swatzel do. Both have a number of eute kittens just fashioned With empire waists, Cynthia Able) Rt. 2, Coolville, waiting for adoption. VISITS PARENTS a-line skirts, short puffed are announcing the birth of RUTLAND Pauline sleeves and high necklines. their first child, June 9 at DIANE CARSEY, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carsey, Lambert, a graduate of They wore. picture hats in the . Marietta Memorial Hospital, left yesterday for Buckeye Girls' State at Capital University, Rutland High School, and her colors of their gowns with named Amy Dawn, weighing 6 although her name was not in an earlier list of delegates ribhon streamers on both the lbs ., 14\2 ounzes. Maternal scheduled to attend . It seems that when the public relations sons, Richard and Donald, gowns and the hats. Each grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. director of Buckeye Girls' State released the names of girls to from Hohenwall, Tenn., are carrled a single white car- Theodore Ahle, Amesville, and attend, ·aU of Diane's papers were not in and therefore her name visiting with her sister, Mrs. Carl Kennedy, Rutland, and nation tipped in a color mat- paternal grandparents are Mr. was not included. But, she's there! her brother,"Rohert Edwards, ching her gown. ~d Mrs. Charles Carr, TupTuppers Plains. They will be They were Miss Connie pers Plains. Paternal greatWHILE MOST OF US ARE JUST enjoying Regatta hapleaving Monday for Germany Grueser, maid ~ of honor, who grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. penings this weekend, Grace Pratt, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank wore blue; Miss Connie R. E. Douglas, Shade, and Powers and family are in Cincinnati. They went especially to see to join her husband, S. M. sergeant Earling Lambert. Radford, Pomeroy, in pink, Mary Carr, Rt. 2, Coolville. the Cincinnati Reds and the Pirates. Miss Sue Thabet, Mason, W. Va., in green and MiSs Vicki Affiliate Distributor RESCINDS INCREASE Abbott, Pomeroy, in lavender, beautiful ... super sheer Guaranteed AKRON (UP!) - The bridesmaids. Kim Eblin, Not To Run CHILD BORN Symbol Biblical PANTY HOSE Pomeroy, was the flower gir] Goodyea.r Tire and Rubber Co. SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. The juniper bush symbol- IF YOU LIKE MONEY, this and wore a yellow dress of today announced it was David Stout, Syracuse, are izes protection . According to may be for you . Investment secured by merchandise . identical design with a ribbon rescinding two price increases announcing the birth of a legend, when JoSeph, the Parf .full time. NATIONAL in keeping with President in her hair. She carried a white . HIGH daughter, June 7 at tl\e Holzer Virgin Mary and the Infant ADVERTISING . YOU SAVE EVERY DAY EARNINGS .. . if you qualify . Nixon's economic control's. basket of red rosebuds. Medical Center. The seven Jesus fled from ·Herod into Ca t: collec.t 21J .9JB -J823 or YOU OWN A PHILCO! On May 28, Goodyear anSteve Schilling, Columbus, BEST BUY pound, seven ounce infant has Egypt, they found refuge be· write: HOSIERY , INC . 5225 was best man, and the ushers nounced it would increase the been named Robyn Aon. Mr. No Frost refrigerators use more electric· Wilshire Blvd., No . 520 Los hind a juniper bush. ity than any other appliance In the Angeles , Calif . 90036 Giving were David Rice, South prices of tires and tubes for and Mrs. Stout have a son, home, but !he new Philco ~lde.by-Side your Phone Number . ttvat electricity. Every day you use II. Webster; Ed Abbott, Pomeroy, motorcycles, farm equipment Christopher Ryan. Mrs. Stout and Mike Barr, I:oangsville. and certain earth moving is the former Peggy Hoffner. So economical it runa leu Master Steven Standley, equipment by 5 to 51h per cent. than hall the lime. . Grandparents are Mrs. Jean While competitive makes use electricity On June 8, the prices of tires Glouster, was the ringbearer. Stout, Syracuse and Mrc and continually, the new Philto refrigerator is so elllcient, that It uses electricity For her daughter's wedct'ing, for cars, certain trucks and Mrs. Lawrence Hoffner, less than half of the time . Cold Guard retreading material were also Mrs. Abbott wore a pink Pomeroy. Greatilrandparents design makes ,the entire cabinet-top. bottom, back, sides, doors-a multipolyester dress topped with a increased by 5 to 51'.! per cent. are Mr. and Mrs. Oscar layer barrier against cold loss. Saves pink lace vest-coat. She wore a operating costs, saves money. Robertson, Syracuse; Mr. and white carnation corsage as did Mrs. Robert Stout, Carpenter; Keepalta coo,, too. Veterans Memorial Hospital Mrs : Rice who was in a blue Tests .prove that a Phllco Slde·by-Side Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wolfe, DISCHAitGES - William keeps its cold longer ln1 the event of and white ensemble of Rt. 2, Racine; and Herman power fail ure-th an any competitive Ledlie, Clarence Rupe, Stella polyester. makft tesied . And that sav:Bs food! Hoffner, Pomeroy. Hayes. A reception was held in the See all these saving featureS: church social room with the Huge lrtezer tltcllon holda 230 lba. af frozen food• . bride's table featuring a .three AI The o No Frost system ellnilnates defrosting tiered cake decorated in the o 5 full-width glass shellle9, plus +-ONLY 3D" WIDE-. storage trivet FITS IN tHE FLOOA SPACE OF YOUR OlD REFAIOERA. TO R rainbow colors of the wedding • Optional Automatic Ice Maker and topped with the traditional PMilco Sode ·b y' Side • 4 deep storage shelves in freeze r door RafTi getl!iOr Ciosr Savings miniature bride and groom. Big c•pac:lty refrlgertlor hila 3 Agp1ox. S.vl ~gs ... M&Jo• AEp' o ~. PM c o· Fcr<l 511"'"111 .., r.•J<>• u.F\ , lull-width tdjuttlble c.ntllever thtlv.t Miss El1en Rice, Mrs. Steve Comr.::tiiOr&_ll...,.rsge "-~·111 y ,f!. AFTER P1rct"l Ccunpa fltc,., .,.,,ge BEFORE C.~tcltw St¥111QI L1 tllme S&• lng& Ctuclty S• •lngs ll lolimil Savi" IIS • Adjustable cold controls jn both ,,. Burson, Mrs. Jack Kane, Miss M refrigerator and freezer section• Pomeroy, Ohio Karr's Barber " " "" Pam Evans, Mrs. Harold New Quick Cold control for fatter • " ,,. Shop, 110 Lynn "' ~· . " '" cooldown ,,. St.. Pomeroy, "' Blackston and Mrs .- James " "'' "' • 4 deep storago shelves, Stay-Open Ohio, ha_l adclf'd • "' hbll bl.$ed on t••" Intended If> si mul ate home us.age unaer freouently encour~tered buller keeper Evans, were hostesses at the new service. Wt eond lllont lnd 111n electric rile oil !;llnb oer ki lowatt hour , Tes t orocedures were lda~tad from ANSI Standard 8 ·38. Seetlon &.7, wit ~ CQnf•ol 5ell ll'\glo approach Q ! for reception. Miss Rebecca are now fittlno Phllco Model RT17Be lraenr)•nd 37° <rtlol geral<lrJ. Actual savings may verv ~ &sed \lpQ n local e!Mtr lc t9\es, Men 's Tou~es . t!lmatlc cono;litlon• end lndlvldvtl Ullge. C om p lele l ~ st date en !leble uP<J n o e ~u nt . Radford registered the guests. We c•n fit vou with a fult or ;a For a trip to Cave City, Ky., partia·l hairpiect. COLD GUARD. One ldaa Beller lrom PHILCO-FORD the bride changed into a lavender polye~ter ·crepe dress. She is a senior at Dinner Served from 5 til 7 PM Glenville State College, STOP in and l~t MICK show YOU Whit ht Cln do for VOv. majoring in early childhood Stag · No Minors · Stag 110 Lynn St. educ~tion . Rice is a senior at POME10Y Rio . Grande majoring in Advance Tickets S2.SO AI Door SJ.OO ~arbers local 400 A~L-CIO MIDDLEPORT, 0. elementary education. Miss Smith honored BUFFET LUNCHEON $3 e 75 The MEIGS INN Annual Fish Fry Meigs County Fish & Game Association MEN'S TOUPEES June 21, 1973 *COMPARE AND SAVE ~hllr.:o.fo•d .. ... .. FOREMAN & ABBOTT ~ -~·-·G;~~;~~i~~---ii;;~-- "11 Grange inspection held POMEROY - [nspec ti on Other readings included was conducted by Mrs. Pauline " America Begins at Home" Atkins, acti ng depu ty, of Rock Mrs. James Conkle; "Boycott Sprin gs Gra'ltge Thursday and Farm Prices" by Fred Googlein; "That Reminds Me" night. For the inspection, the Rock by Mrs. Googlein; "What Is sister of the bride, will he the Springs Grange members .· ow' Heritage?" by Mrs. Robert rna id of honor , and the brides- presented the third degree. Louks; "Poison Proof Your rna ids will be Miss Vicki Air Mrs. Atkins ga ve detailed Home" by Mrs. Bradbury, a holt, Pomeroy, and Miss Joy instru ction on. the sewin g guest; "The First Flag J?ay" Grover, Long Bottom. contest. by Mrs. Morgan ; " What of Our Roger Abbott will serve as One appeal for aid was an- Fathers? " by Amos Leonardi best man for his brother, and swered and it was reported "Another Father's Day" by the ushers will be Don Lambert Uta~ Frank Grueser 1s ill. It Mrs . WilliamGrueser; "Only a and David Lambert, brothers was also noted that sympathy Dad" .by Mrs. Homer Radford. of the bride-elect. cards had been sent to Mrs. Leonard played several Jennifer Grover will he the Pauline Atkins and Arnold selections on the dulcimer, and nower girl and the ringbearer Snowden. Mrs. MOrgan concluded the 1 will be Jackie Welker. "Our H~ritage ' was the program with prayer. A reception will he held at theme of the program Gifts were presented by Mrs. the church immediately pres.nted by Mrs. w. A. Morgan to Amos Leonard, the following the ceremony. Morgan , Members named father with the most children famous fathers in response to present, and William Grueser, roll call, and there ' was group the oldest father . singing of 11 America." Mrs. Refrestunents were served Fred Googlein read "To Be An by the home economics American " and " Our committee. Heritage. " POMEROY - Plans have been completed for the open church wedding of Miss Sherry Lambert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Laml;lert, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, and Dan Abbott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Abbott, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. The wedding will he an e\rent of June 24 at 2:30 p.m. at the Zion Church of Christ on the Harrisonville Rd. Kenneth Ebertts will solemnize the ceremony following a half-hour of music presented by Mrs. Linda Well. Miss Charlotte Lamber t, MIDDLEPORT - A contribution of $250 was made by the Philathea Society of the Middleport Church of Christ on the new church roof during a meeting of the group Thursday night at the church. A feature of the meeting was a memorial service for d&eased members by Mrs. Harold Lohse. Mrs. Lohse used a crystal bowl centered with tall tapers placing a rose for each deceased member in the bowl as Miss Mildred Hawley read the names. At the conclusion of the service, Mrs. Lohse lighted the tapers and gave a prayer response. Commit~Ms serving the MoWery reception, providing cookies for the Bible school, and conducting the memorial services at the church service Sunday were thanked by , the president. Mrs . Clyda Allensworth reported that the Rev. Don McMillan , a formr pastor of the Middleport Church, has resigned his pastorate of the Linden Church of Christ and is moving to Cincinnati . Hostesses for July were annoWlced, Miss Frances Roush, Mrs. Ella Reuter , Mrs . Elizabeth Roush, Mrs. Bessie Ashley and Mrs. Clarice Ere win. Reported ill were Mrs. Mabel Walburn, Gerald Reuter, Miss Mabel Hysell, Mrs. · Nelle Ohlinger, Mrs. Georgia Wehrung, Mrs . Genevieve Farmer, Mrs . Effie Montgomeroy, Mrs. Bea Stewart and Justic Garwell, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butcher. Mrs. Martha Childs gave prayer to open the meeting and Mrs. Allensworth was the devotional leader. Mrs. Regina Swift read Psalm 23 and the meditations, "The Highest Room" and " Prayer for Tomorrow" were given by Mrs. Allensworth. Mrs . Swift, Mrs. Allensworth, Mrs . Hattie Swift and Mrs. Gertrude Miller were hostesses for the meeting:'" ' New book tells Ml ab'out flag HUNTINGTON - An allinclusive book about the flag of the United States, issued by the Boy Scouts of America, recognizes "the right of dissent" but calls for courtesy in displaying and respecting the flag. : Based on "everything you ~ant to know ahout the flag of t~e United States of America," the book titled "Your Flag," ' . brings together all informatiOn about flag history and . ~tiquette . : In describing the new book, Bob Myers, council President of the Tri-State Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, ex~ plairted that more than three Y,ears of extensive research lias cut through the romantic lfgends and misconceptions that have been long accepted as historically correct. Myers pointed out that the book says, ' 1Through the years, Congress and most ~tales have Laws providing passed penalties (or infractions of the Flag COde. "The United States Constitution and its amendments guarante~ing freedom of thought and expression have, at times, been. interpreted to negate the penalty provisions of the Flag Code," the book continues . ' 'Howev~r," the national youth organization contends, ..-everyone should bear in mind that gocxl taste, courtesy, and common decency are due to the symbol of those freedoms that protect the right of dissent - •r.. .. . . :-:•:·:-=·:·:·:--.:.:.~·.•.:-:-:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:•:•:-:·:·:·:·:v:-·-·.-.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.:-·-·.·-•..;.•~.-.v.-...............-.x,=, •' ~ ~ By Ht•l•·n ant! Suto Bottel ~-: 't ! Area Deaths ! The Trouble with Guys ... Rap : Why can 't guys he honest? Either they leave yo u na t without a word - they just never call again - or else they hand you a stupid line about "having an incurable disease and only six months more to live," or they've decided to become priests, or something. And then you see them with a new girl the next week. I'm not sure which is worse - th e disappearing act, or the lie, but I'm tired of thinking [have a great rela tion~hip and then - nothing. Please tell !elias ahout honesty , Helen and Sue. Girts rea lite feelings change and they can take that, but if hoys don't start leveling wiih us, we 'll all develop incurable diseases soon - big fat allergies to men ! - _FED UP Dear Fed Up: You've told 'em ! And thank~ - chicken-hearted guys needed that . - SUE +++ LENNOX H. COMER GALLIPOLIS - Lennox Herman Comer, 64, Rt. 1, E w i n gto n ~ died ln Holzer Medical Center around 10 a.m. Friday following an extended illness. He was born Oct. 31, 1909, in Jackson County, W. Va ., son of the late Roher! and Zela Westfall Comer. He ,married Cllessie Good on Sept. 15, t933, who survives, along with eight children, Mrs. Oscar (Lillian ) Maynard, Ra cine, Ohio ; Mrs. David (Linda ) Hume, Chi cago; Mrs. Robert (Wanda ) Taylor and Mrs. Kathy Charles, both of Fra nklin Park, Hl .; Marvin Gene Comer, Colwnbus : Ivan Lee Comer, Rt. 2, Ewington; Jerry Comer and Melvin Dean Comer, both of Galton; 13 grandchildren, and a sister Mrs. Maggie Gilmore, Racine. One brother preceded him in death. Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. Monday at McCoyMoore FW1eral Home, Vinton, with Re~ . A. B. Maloy of, ricia ting. Burial will be in Old Curry Cemetery. Friends may call at the [uneral home after 2 p.m. Sunday. preceded in death by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Veith, and two brothers. SW'viving are his wife, SUsan Lewis Veith; two daughters, Mrs. Marvin (HetUe ) Harnp. shire, Hollywood, Fla ., aod Mrs. Carl (Annvelle) Rathburn, Gallipolis; three sons, John R. Veith, Cheshire, and George Veith, Columbus, and Frank Veith, seatUe, Wash.; nine grandchildren ~ and several great-grandchildren. Funeral services will he held at 2 p.m. Mooday at RawlingsCoats Funeral Home with Rev,. Andrew Parsons and Rev. Roy Hermann officiating . ..!l~lal will be in Cheshire Gravel Hill Cemetery. Calling hours are Sunday 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m Dear Rap : 1 woUld like to answer "Bee n There's" commen on the "safety" of dating older guys. She says that from 14 to 17, boys are sex fiends - "Later they calm down and get some sense in their late teens, realizing there's more to a relationship than just pawing.'.' HARLEY L. SLACK Well, mayhe I'm in the minority, but l'm 15, and,nothing like POMEROY - Harley L. Slack, 197 Mulberry Ave ., what she describes. My girlfriend and I go to bed occasionally, Pomeroy, died early Saturday but not just for the sake of sex. I love her very much and I feel lt Veterans Memorial that is one way to show it. She agrees! If She didn't, I would skip Hospital. He is survived by his that part of our really great relationship. [ sure wouldn't break up over a little think like that. wife , Margaret; one son, Charles i a sister, Mrs. Floyd B. T. also says, "Bring (older men ) to your house. lf they don 't mind meeting your folks, they na ven 't got anything bad in Rook, and two grandchildren. Services arranged by the mind .1 ' If She means sex is "bad," she isn 't in the 20th century ! Ewing Funeral Home will be It 's no longer a naughty word your parents shield you from . She's music and entertJinment, and still back there where ''seduce' 1 was a popular word . Monday at 10 a.m. at the it was reported that Bruce Sacred Heart Church here with Nowadays a guy and girl mutually decide what they want, GEORGE VE[TH Davis, Rutland, and Walter and it isn't based on sin or guilt, but just whether or not they 're MIDDLEPORT - George rosary services at 7:30 p.m. Baer, Minersville, won the really ready . !! that's "bad," well just call me a se• fiend , which Veith, Pearl St., Middleport, Sunday at Ewing's. Friends savings bond in a drawing . I'm not. 89, died Friday at Veterans may call any time. Mrs: Thelma White presided Memorial Hospital. He was As for younger bo}•s being hiotrd to manage, several .oidcr at !he meeting which opened chicks have (wtsuccessfully ). tried to drag me tO oea. tl . 1. with the pledge to the flag and shouldn 't make mass. judgments. - BEEN 11~~~ RE ALSO the Lord's prayer in unison. Mrs. Cecelia Bailey gave the NOTE TO OLDER READERS: Your fir st reaction to "Been secretary's report, and Mrs. There Also 's" letter may be, ' 1For age 15, he certai.nly has! " But GALLIPOLIS - A. Steven Mary K. Holter, the treasurer's read it again. For age 15, he also shows considerable whidom Roach has joined the sales staff report. perhaps more Ulan some of his elder.s who make stale sex jokes, of Rancho Company, realtors Others attending the meeting and haunt X-rated movies. - HELEN AND SUE and auctioneers, according to were Mrs. Geraldine Varney, Jay Sheppard, broker and Mrs. Kathleen Morris, Mrs . Dear Rap: auctioneer . Jean Tl:ussell and Mrs. Betty Before joining Rant:ho Co., Here it is Father's Day, and 1 want to tell you about a very special one. Van Meter. Roach was employed by Don i guess they call him a dstcp-father " because he stepped i1' Watts Volkswagen , Inc. and prior to that was an {lSSOCiate · aril:l' made our family complete again. of R. A. Gall Realty in He has stepped up the fun at our houc. He also makes us step ' cleveland . He is married to the lively. If we need it, he steps-to with discipline - and that's B former Rita. Caldwell and has great help to Mom .. He's proud of u~ and we 're proud of him . lJke he says, he two children, Tammy 7 and Taking part wen~ Mrs. Donn:r Tricia 5. The Roach family Hill as the early christian and loves to " step out"· with his pew [amily . He js a high-stepper al resides in the Northup area. parties and makes everybody happy just being around him . Mrs. Florence Smith as the Itancho Co . is actively He never "steps on" people. He's shown us kids several first modern christian. Poems, engaged in the sale and listing . . steps toward maturity . "Wh3t Have You Given ,Away" of Gallla County farmland and Maybe our step-father is one step short of perfect, but that's homes. The firm · also offers by Mrs Cora Buck, and" ADay what makes him human. rental management ·an.d Worthwhile," by VIcki Ables Anyway~ we'll try ·to walk in his :steps, because he's just auction .service. Rancho Co. is were read. about the greatest guy there is, and we're sure glad h·e found us. also expanding its real estate Mrs. Buck ree~d a thank you STEVE ROACH - THE STEP KrDS and auction service to other card from the Reatha McCoy areas of Ohio. Through Branch offices Rancho .Co. Js a · family for flowers sent. membe'r of NationaJ Mrs. Dallas Hill had a .short of Realtors, Association SOUNDS UPSET single stop at the pump. business meeting, announcing Manor, since June 10. I send National Institute of Farm and SEATTLE, Wash. (UP[) This composite nB.tion.ttl spot several meetings of the UMW meetings. Forty-five rugs were check of both ·major and in- The following ad appeared in my wishes that the boat breaks Cand Brokers, Natlonal to be tied Thursday evening. dependent stations of all types Friday's edition of U1e SeatUe in half in mid-lake and that Auctioneers Association and · The group sewed carpet rags along major travel routes Post-rntelligencer : " My boat your mother is unsuccessful in the Southeastern Ohio Board of indic8te s simi lar conditions and motor has disf;!ppcared uttractir'lg help as ~he rUns Realtors. during .the evening . Hostesses fof . the evenin~ will prevail at least through the from Martha Lake, Alderwood barking along the shore." were Mrs. Buck and dau,ghter weekend . The southeast and northwest Pam and Mrs, Julia Norris. sections of the country ,appear The birthday of Mrs. Alice to have tightest gasoline Balser was celebrated. supplies at pres~nt with only 60 Attending were Mrs. Bertha pet. Of southeast stations and 63 Robinson, Mr.s. Bob Rhodes, pet. of northwest stations Mrs. Cora Buck, Mrs. Dorsey contacted reporting normal 4' Parsons, Pam Buck , Mrs. operations. While two percent Darrell Norris, -Mr~ Roy Buck, of southeast stations are Mrs. Jack Ables , Vicki Ables, reported closed for LaCk of fuel, Mrs. Dolly Wolfe, Mrs. Dallas no closings or out-of-fuel Hill, Mrs . Robert Smith and situations were reported in the ATHENS COUNTY Tracey Norris. Northwest. A check of major turnpikes SAVINGS AND LOAN CO. indicates that gasoline supplies · are adequate at present, rangin g from "guaranteed" normal operations on the New ONE-YEAR Jersey Turnpike to allocations of 10 gallons per customer on CERTIFICATES the New York State Thruway OF DEPOSIT stations limiting hours and 10 and the Indiana Toll Road. pet. limiting amount of gas allowed per customer. The Ohio and Pennsylvania Turnpikes report near normal remainder of the stations are and antjci pate no operations operating normally . ATHENS COUNTY The first nationwide Fuel problems in the near future. ' MONTHLY iNCOME Checking with Yellowstone Gauge Report shows 75 pet. of ACCOUNT more than . 1,400 gasoline National Park in the North· Interest checks stations are operating nor- west, the Great Smoky Mountains in the Southeast, mailed monthly or mally, while 24 pet. are now in California and Yosemite quarterly. Autom a fic a! ly limiting hou-rs of operation and Mesa Verde in Colorado, AAA Ren ewabl e one percent closed because of was told by parks officials that tight fuel conditions. In addition, seven percent of while heavier swnmer travel is the 1,439 individual · stations yet to come, they are confident TWO-YEAR reporting are allocating in fuel supplies In and adjacent to CERTIFICATES some manner amounts of fuel parklands will he adequate for OF DEPOSIT motorists may purchase in a swnmer visitors. Ice cream social set by auxiliary POMEROY - An ice cream social was set for July 14 at the firehouse when the Ladles Auxiliary of the Bashan Fire Department met Thursday night. It was planned that the auxiliary members will solicit the community for ingredients to make 95 gallons of ice cream for the social. A report was given on the recent ice cream social held by the auxiliary members and the firemen and it was noted that it was a financial success. A vote of thanks was extended to the four groups who furnished r-------------------------~ Roach joins Rancho Co. Apple Grove UMW meeis APPLE GROVE, Ohio - The United Methodist Women met at the church here Tuesday evening with Mrs. Eileen Buck in ·charge of devotions and the program which opened with singing, "What 8 Friend," Mrs. Jan Norris at the pianO; prayer by Mrs . Bertha Robinson, and scripture from file first chapter of Ephesians by Pam Buck . Mrs . Buck used as her topic, 1 ' Living and active in love." your flag. " Myers said that the ' jYour Flag" book is the first and only publication that contains all information about flag display, etiquette, and history . The book even shows how nags are manufactured , the origin of flags from before the middle ages, the part.s of a flag, and historic flags of the New World . The "complete" flag book is now available from any local sources including the BSA council servke center and scout distributors . We Want You To Know How Money Works For You MEIGS BRANCH AAA keeping tab on nation's stations ISN'T .IT COMFORTING TO KNOW YOU HAVE A GOOD ROOF OVER YOUR HEAD? Above everything else be sure you have a good roof. With many seasons of blistering sun it's possible your roof PORTSMOUTH The Automobile Club of Southern Ohio has been asked to participate in the nationwide weekly Fuel Gauge Report prepared by the American Automobile Association . In order to separate reality from myth, AAA has set up a network among a selected number of its member clubs to . rep~rt weekly on gasoli~e availability _in their area . Th1s i11£ormation is compiled and sent .to ~ll AAA clubs and t~ the news service. The first report indicates of its Ohio has ahout 20 %% needs a check-up. This we'll gladly do at no obligation. 11 it needs to be rep Iaced or , . PULL-ON PECOS beforehand on labor ond materials.· · Su.. cure for • 5 Bird Windseal SHINGLES ONLY '1195 sq. 5%% Pays You ••. $23.96 per month (Minimum Deposit, $5,000) 6% Pays You ••• $50.00 per month PHONE 675·1160 o'clock feet (Minimum Deposit, $10,000) NO LACES! LARGE SELECTION OF SIZES AND WIDTHS ......-----,--:-:-.-,'" RED WING ·tf:' Carolina Lumber & Supply Co. 312 6th St. % A-C-M-1-A ' repaired, we II grve you a free estimate 0 Starting 1 PM KARR'S BARBER SHOP Lambert-Abbott plans corrtpleted Philathea contributes to church roof fund For Regatta Sunday . Fraternal Order of Eagles Club Rooms _ II - The Sunday-Times Sentinel, June 17, 1973 Try them on at Hartley 's Shoes 6ANY.AMEP. :mn 210 E. . MAIN POMEROY Open all day Thursday-Friday Night until 9:00 P.M. Pt. Pleasant Offices Also At 12 Mill St.. Athens; 0 . Hours: Mon .· We d., 91 0 3-Thurs · 9to Noon-Friday9•o6-Sat.,9tonoon, I • I '• ; \ I ' �re nev an s WASHINGTON i UPI ) - spirits." For security reasons, the base, which normally allows is also a very good omen," free access ~y the public, was Rogers told the Soviet leader. closed to all except Soviet Next week's negotiations are diplomats, their wives and expected to culminate in a children and a pool of three string of second~level accords news reporters . All comfor scientific and cultural mercial photographic and exchanges besides progress television coverage was toward further arms control barred. and expanded trade . The Soviet diplomats were Pomp and circwnstance was led by Ambassador Anatoly F . at a minimfim. About 400 Dobrynin and Yakov A. Malik, Hussians, including children, the Kremlin's ambassador to from the Soviet Washington the United Nations. Shortly after landing. colony 'and about 100 Americans, mostly wives of Air Brezhnev boarded a U. S. Force personnel stationed at Marine helicopter for . a 30Andrews, were at the landing minute night to Camp David, site. ·' the presidential retreat in When official introductions were over, 10 small Russian children carrying red carnation bouquets were led to meet Brezhnev. The Soviet leader then walked 50 yards to greet his countrymen, telling them he had spent three days before leaving Moscow finding out ''how your relatives arc, and they told me to tell you that they are in good health and a ''mushroom rain" -an omen of peace. "This is a wheal rain, which With a •·good omen' ' rain falling but security very tight, Soviet leader Leonid I. Bre:r.tmev arrived Saturday to talk disarmament•and trade with President Nixon in a week-long sununit meeting. It was the Russian Commu~ nisi party chief's first visit to the United States and he was accompanied by several lop Soviet guverrunent officials for his second face-to-race meeting SUNDAY & MONDAY SUNDAY & MONDAY JUNE 17 & 18 JUNE 17 & 18 COLEMAN PATIO LOUNGER' DELUXE 2-MANTLE · LANTERN 228 Brilliant white tight all night through wind or ~torm . Rugged bullt2 mantle lantern tights the way lor great timu :n the oreot outdoon. $499 $18.99 SI'ORTS DEPT. COLEMAN DELUXE STOVE 3 BURNER ·. HECK'S REG. 131.99 KODAK SUPER 8 POPCORN POPPER MIIIMy'a ........ fo.... ""ori ....._., popptr with ...., ..... bl. loowl, """9" tyl"' or.d odjllltoblto lfwmaohot f. a.-m. • c-.tl- poppin-g. TM l•~Gn top eho .t..blooo 111 o _... e.,.._, Cllf' tho! Mtt... c.cwn out....,atic.tly 01 it -- Hedc 's ,lleg, $9.96 88 $ REGINA . ELECTRIK BROOM VAC Reg~ $14.88 l-Ib. SAFEGUARD SOAP 5 oz. TOOTHPASTE Nixon has predicted his meetings with the general secretary of the Soviet Communist Party will "produce ·significant agreements." In a speech Friday in Pekin, lll., he explained: "There will be some hard bargaining and we are not making any easy predictions, rut based on the attitude of Mr. Brezhnev and my attitude ... you have great hope that as a resU)t of this meeting , the two gtfat superpowers of the world will make progress· toward reducing ihe danger of war, and also progress toward .,., HECK'S REG. 12.44 99¢ REG. HECK'S REG. 11.37 8 TRACK TAPES HOSE NOZZLE By Unlled Press International American co11ege students, once vocal over the war in Vietnam and social injustices, are remarkably quiet over the Watergate break-in scandal. While many of them are angered by the disclosures of officialdom's role in the JW1e 17, 1972 burglary at the headquarters of the Democratic National Committee, many express no s~prise over the incident. LIMIT 1 ~·-'• .OIL . TREATMENT HECK'S REG. 84' ASST. Others believe .it reflects the atmosphere of contemporary politics. Still others expressed little interest in the affair. " I think it's typical of the Nixon administration and the hypocrisy that prevails within it "said Sherman L. Anderson, ' a junior at Morehouse College, in Atlanta. Anderson said he believes the President was aware of the entire affair. "Mr . ~ixon is too efficient INDIANA GLASSWARE $100 HECK'S REG. 11.48 HECK'S REG. 12.99 HECK'S REG. 19' BAR INFANTS COVERALLS MEN'S TUBE SOCKS INFANTS JUMPALLS '1·99 TABLE TENNIS SET ' HECK'S REG. 15.99 Heritage Extra Rich SUNTAN LOTION 8 oz. <: 67~ Asst. Colors HECK'S REG. BATH OIL BEADS 16 oz. 50 $100 ¢ HECK'S REG. •24' • ' r r i ~ VOL. 8 NO. 20 I . SUNDAY, JUNE 17, 1973 PfiGE-13 Sergeant, hostage child slain BERKELEY, Cal if. (UP!) An ex_,onvict fatally shot a police sergea nt trying to handcuff him as a prowler Saturde~y, then took three hostages and killed one, a 4year-<Jid girl, before he was cut down in a deadly barrage of police gunfire . The suspect, Ernest M. Silas, 34, was rushed to a hospital with gunshot wounds in the · head and shoulder received when he left a house wher~ he had held the hostages for three hours and killed little. Magic Wolf as she lay "in her crib. He died in the hospital ·several hours later. Police said Silas, holding a gun, cari1e out of the two-stor.y Mis s Sexton, who calls herse1f a "li beral " said, Watergate ''doesn 't have the impact that Kent Stale had or. Jackson State. It's not aS emotional for me as the war, because there's not as many people involved in it." , JoAnn Gladden, a graduiJte Richard Phillips, 22, a se nior student at Atlanta University, at the University of California sta rted watching the at Berkeley safd he was not Watergate Hearings because disturbed hy the burglary . they were entertaining. She "I really don 't conden:m the said she watched them while ~overrunent, because all govconvalescing from a n ernments go into this in a operation and the hearings, certain degree. I think there were the only program on are a lot more things to be done television. Now she wants " to and to concern ourselves with see whOt happens in the end~ more than impeaching Nixon." sort of like soap operas, only At the University of Colorado better.!' at Boulder, Christopher At the University of Pills- Decker, 20, sa id that burgh, Sharon Sexton, 20, a Watergate "as compared to the sen ior and editor~in-chie£ . of the antiwar movement, the student newspaper, said she is reaction here seems to be a 'lot " impatient" £or the hearing to more diffused. The war was a topic that sort of united end." " I wish they would get to the everybody between 18 and 25. bottom of it quick," she said. This is not much of an issue." not to have known, " he said. "l don't think any aide would take the responsibility without Nixon knowing. Besides the a ides now being questioned are too close tO him to ·act without his knowledge ." circles to Jeh Stuart' Magruder's testimony in fr.ont or the Senate Watergate hearings Thursday ranged from amusement to outrage. Leadi ng peace activists said the claims . of the former deputy director 6f President Nixon's reele.ction comm ittee - that widespread protest activities 11 helped create an atmosphere" for Watergate ~ was a pathetic attempt to direct blame i::!Way from the committee. " It's as though Magruder NEW YORK ( UPI) - A were saying that he learned to number of prominent Ameri- be naughty by paying attention cans who were oPposed to the to draft-card burners,'' Spack Vietnam War, including Dr. sa id. " It looks like Jeb flunked Benjamin Spock and William again, " said Coffin, who had Sloane Coffin, have strongly decried the suggestion that the Magruder in an ethics course watergate bugging was justi- at Yale University years .ago. fied by antiwar demonstrations Both ·spock and Coffin, and protests against the Nixon chaplain of Yale, had their convictioris for urging draft administration, evasion overturned in a federal The reactiQn among liberal saw continuing · vio lations of the Jaw done by men like William Sloane Coffln... he recommended... that students rum their draft cards and that ~e have mass demonstrations. "So ~onseq uently. when these subjects of bugging came up although I was aware they were ll1egal we had become somewhat inured to using some activities •.. " -Jeb Stuart Magruder at the Senate Watergate hearings, June 14, 1973. BATHROOM DISPENSER . 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FRUIT BOWL limiting that deadly burden of nuclear arms which weighs us down, and them, and other nations as well . ~~ Desp ite the high sta kes Nixon sees in the sun'unit, he has been distracted in his preparations in the last rew weeks by the pressing matters of inflation , the crwnbling Vietnam cease fire and the Watergate scandal. But the White House said Nixon was devoting all of his attention this weekend to the coming talks , secl uding himself behind the hibiscus hedge that ·shields his Key Biscayne villa from the o.utside world. A new Indochina agreement, . which the administration hopes ·... will shore up the January truce, was signed earlier this week and Nixon bought two months of time to deal with inflation by clamping a ~ay freeze on prices . The Watergate situation continues to dominate .the head1ines, but. Brev.hnev has promised not to mention it during his stay in . the United States. BEST T,'IL.ENT - Taking top honors in Friday night's talent show, audience participation judged the winners were, 1-r, Fred Burney, Pomeroy, second p~.ce and .Kathy Williams, Athens, first place in the se nior division, Vernon Weber , chairman of the show and the master 0( ceremonies, Kim Batey, Middleport, first pla ce and Cindy Patterson, Syracuse, second place winners !n the junior division . Approximately 175 persons attended the show which was held for the first time as part of Regatta weekend activities. Students keeping cool 11~ ·-i'J'I -------STP REGULAR SIZE $299 HECK'S REG. 11.39 ton Monday, HECK'S PISTOL GRIP HECK'S REG. 88' UNGUENTINE SPRAY 32 oz. HECK'S REG. 73' Regular, Gentle and Super JERGENS BATH BEADS ULTRA BRITE 6.75 oz . Reg . or Mint ' REG. 127.88 BARS MOVIE FILM STEP SAVER HECK'S 8 The White House said the President also pored oVer six diplomatic briefing books, crarruning for the week-long talks which begin in Wao;;hing- BABO CLEANSER HARDWARE HECK'S REG. $1988 $2699 luxurious, mulfi-position vinyl Louhger with built-in pillow e Cover is made of strong. soft vinyl tubing e Air -filled, stretc h-proof and heat-sea led • Frame is 18gauge, bright, zinc plated steel e Exclusive multi-posi tion, spring-locked ratchets • Colors, avocado, turquoise, . yellow, pumpkin and white • Size, 24"x76" ;., bewl. Heck's HECK'S REG. 11.77 KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. . (UP!) - President Nixon met Saturday with his national security adviser , Henry A. Kissinger, to complete U.S. strategy for next week's summit meeting with · Soviet leader Leonid I. Brezhnev. MUIISIY SIU .llnlltiNG FAN 88¢ Nixon plans suJnJnit line 55c 'S 3 SPEED DELUXE STYLE KIT frorn Moscow·, a rain squall wetted down Andrews Air Heclc's Reg. McGRAW-EDISON LILT llyushin.U2 jet that Oew him 20 GAL. TRASH BAGS COOK$ET HECK'S REG. of their negotiations Monday. As he alighted from tl1e giant FESCO -· ,. . 1 0 COUNT 4 PARTY $1299 with the President, who was in Florida preparing for the start appeals court in 1969. Ramsey Clark, attorney general in the J ohnson administra .. tion who has turned to anti~war activities in rece nt years, ca lled Magruder's statements '' frightening and pathetic, an · attempt to crover up more sinister motivati~ms. I do not believe Nixon's men ever saw the protesters as a real threat to national security." Henry Steele ·Commager, political writer and professor of history at Amherst University, said the climate of fear which Magruder referred to had been caused not by protesters but by the administration. "Nixon had a history of seeing Communists under the bed and of trying treason when he came to office and he has not changed," ~mmager said. " His men instilled political fear inside people by declaring· (Continued on Page 141 frame house about a mile from She describtod Silas as "one the University of California or the nicest people 1 know .'' campus;3.bout three hours [:jfter She sH id f..evjne did not know he shot polite Sgt. Jinunie H. him. Rutledge ,.49, a 22-year veteran " It should neve r have hat>of the Berkeley force . pened," she said. He emerged short ly after a After the shooting of the single "'Shot · was heard from sergeant, 1)()lic9 sa id , Silas ran inside the house, where the aero~~ U1e street into another child wa s sho t . He . wa s house . where he took Um~e wounded four times by a police perSI)ns hosta ge-a man, a officer with a rifle sW.tion~d in woman and the 4-year-o\d girl. tile hou.sc next door . Two olht:!rs in the ho use Witnesses gavC connicting managed to escape to the roo{ . accounts of whether Silas, who While Silas held the three had serve d jail terms in the htside, police s urrounded the Midwest for burglary, robbery, house and tried to conv ince and narcotics violations, was him to come out. His wife. trying to escape or surrender when he wa s shot. A neighbor . who knew the susPect said the wbo te episode " should never have happened." ·· . One of the hostages; Richard By ARTIIUR HIGBEE Pr1dy. the dead g1rl s father, SAIGON 1UPI 1 - Fighting ·d s·l· ·h ted " You're sal I as s ou ' _ continued acros.s much of South trying to se t ~e up," a.ft.er he Vietnam Saturday despite the took Pridy , httle Mag Jc , and newly declared cease-fire. The D1anc Lmkus . hm;~a ge. South Vietnamese a nd the VIet 1 Prl.dy who sa1d he knew ' . Cong accused each other o Silas, sa id the suspect tned the wholesale violations in t he first door of his house about 5 a.m.1 24 hours of the ne.w truce. The Saigon ~ommand reportthen left and was c~n.fronte.d ~[. Rutledge , who wa s mvesllg ed 119 persons on hoth sides mg a reP_Ort of a prowler . were killed in the first24 hours Police Lt. Donald Smithson of the renewed truce , including sa id Rutledge put one handcuff 74 Communist troops, 37 govon the suspect, then a scuffle ernment soldiers and eight appar'enlly broke· out and civilians. South Vietnam accused the Rutledge was shot. He died an hour later a t a hospital. VietCong of 108 vjolations from Stephen Levine, 26, who lived noo n Friday, when the new at the house where the scuffle Paris agreement to shore up · occurred, ran oulr.;irle with an the 4 ~/:t-month-old cease~fire ax hand le lo he lp and was shot went into effect, to noon in the buttocks after hitting Saturday. Si l ~s on the head . A gove rnment spokesman Lorna Gross, 20, who lived in sa id ISO violations were reportthe house with I .evin'e, said she ed for the 24 hours ending at 6 knew Silas, a black, and thought he was merely coming to visit her when he wa s conNOW YOU KNOW fronted . by the . police officer: The Croton bus is ~ small, " I don 'l think he came to do winged cockroach named for anything had," she said. " I Croton Aqueduct, part of New thmk he came as a friend . 1 . York City's water supply think he was upset about system. It multipled in the city something and wanted to talk." after the aqueduct opened. Martha, a private nurse in nearby Piedmont, was brought to the house about 8:30a.m. Mrs. Silas talked to her husband, then entered the house. Shortly afterward, a single shot was fired and the tw.o adult hostages ran from the house, the woman screaming, " He shot the little girl! " J\t that point, spectators and police fell flat on the ground and Silas came out. Police fired several shoL• and Silas fell on the sidewalk pavement. Maryland 's Catoctin mountains where he was to rest and confer with his top aides until Monday morning. Among those with the 66year-old bushy-browed Brez.hnev were Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko and Foreign Trade Minister Nikolai s . Patoliehev. Plans called for Nixon to receive Brzhnev's party with full honors on the south lawn of the White House at 10 :30 a .m . Monday and to get down to business a half hour later barely more than a year after Nixon invited Brezhnev to visit Washington during Uleir first summit meetings in Moscow. LBJtheory of killing • azrns at CIA NEW YORK (UPI) - The late President Lyndon Johnson believed that President Kennedy was slain in retaliation for a thwarted assassination attempt by a CIA-backed team in Havana , according to a former Johnson aide. In an article published Sunday in the Atlantic Monthly , Leo Janos, now a Time Magazine correspondent, said that. Johnson told him in a conversation at the LBJ ranch a few months before he died "I never believed Oswald acted alone, although I can accept that he pulled the trigger." Janos quoted Johnson as saying that when he took office after the assassination he found " we had been operating a damned Murder Inc. in the Carribbean." Janos did not quote th~ late outgoing cabinet members : PreSident as to the specifics of "Each of you had better the alle~ed CIA assassination leave this town clean as plot in Havana, nor the target Eisenhower's hound's tooth . of such a plot. The first thing Democrats do Janos ctdded, however, "A when they take power is find year before Kennedy's death a where the control levers are. CIA-backed assassination team But the first thing Republicans had been picked up in do is investigate Democ""ats. 1 Havana ." don't know why they do it--but " Johnson speculated that you can count on lt." __;? Dallas had been a retaliation Janos said that ~he reason for this thwarted attempt, Johnson did not run for realthough he could not prove it,'' election in 1968 was that he Janos said. believed he would not live He sald ~ohns on told him, through his term, and in 1967 a.m. Saturday-a time period "After the Warren COmmjssion had hmnched a secret actuarial tlmt included the last si! hours reported in, J asked ( then study on his life expectancy. before lhe lruce renewal. It attorney general) Ramsey ""fhe men In the Johnson was the nlost breaches of the Clark to quietly look into the family have a history of dyin~ truce si nce 200 were reported whole rthing . Only two weeks yoWlg,' " .Johrlson told Janos in Feb. 20. hiler he reported back that he 1971. "'My daddy was only 62 The Viet Cong's Liberation couldn' Lfind anything new.'' when he dled, and I figured Press Agency, quoted by Janos said, "Disg ust tinged that with my history of h ear\ Hanoi's Vietnam News A~ency, Johnson's voice as the converp trouble I'd never live through cited no figures but accused sation came to ·an end. 'I another four years. The Ameri: Saigon of using heavy artillery thought I had appointed Tom - can people bad enough of and infantry ne~r Cu Chi 1 25 Clark's son- I was wrong ."' Presidents dying in office."' miles northwest of Saigon, In his reminiscence of JohnAdded Janos: "Thepredietion "ca using heavy losses La the son jn retirement, Ja~os said banded to Johr.,on was that he popule~tion ." the late President once de- would die at the age of 64. He scribed the advice he gave his dld." • • w·ar continuing • Power cul off for 44 minult!5 GALLIPOLIS - Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., maintenance crewmen were still searching for the ca use or a power failur e throughout most of downtown Gallipolis late Saturday afternoon. Power was out from 4 p.m. until 4:44 p.m. One con,pany official said it couLd have been caused by a broken electr ic pole, or by a bird getting caught in one Qf the firm's transformers. Kennedy will wait BOSTON ( up l) _ Sen. Edward Kennedy says he ha s " no plans" now for 1976, but will make his final decision on a possible bid for the presidency after next year's congressional elections, the Sunday Herald Advertiser said in a copyrighted interview. The newspaper said Kennedy made the statement in response to a question Saturday on whether he believed Watergate would hurt him personally. apparently by raising the iSSue of moi'ality and the ghost of the Chappaquiddick incident in the next national election. ' 'It's certainly a question that r personally am unable· to answer " Kennedy was quoted as replying. " The judgment will be made by the people. " Right now 1 have no pla!ls · SHE KEPT QUIET LOWELL., Mass. (UP!) Mrs. Gail Sinicki beat City Hall Friday by keeping quiet Lowell 's newly wed City Council member was marked absent on 30 roll cards by the city clerk at last Tuesday's council meeting when she refused to answer to her married name. She sald she wanted to be called by her maiden name, Dunfey, since she ran for office by that name and was sworn in as Gail Dunley. Friday, the city solicitor agreed, s~ying Gail 's official rtame can't be changed unless she requests it. forl976 . 1 will continue to :;erve in the SeMte. "However I r realize there is considerable speculation about my possible candidacy. After the 1974 congressional elections, [ will have to make my intentions known.'' Kennedy said so far there has been no direct evidence to tie President Nixon to Watergate, and "then:: should be a basicpreswnption in favor of the President." He said the slmultaneQus Senate hearings and Justice Department investigation of Ute scandal ''provide a doub1e and badly needed extra dose of reassurance tQ the Ame~ican · people that all the facls Wlll be brought to light, and that all the guilty will be brought to justice." He was ~uoted as adding later ln the mterv1ew, "Pr:esidential involvement, if any, will come out." BILL BARS SERVICE SALEM, Ore . (UPI)- A bill prohibiting Oregon residents from serving in undeclared wars was on Gov. Tom McCall's desk today. The measure, which passed ~e Senate Friday with little opposition, provides ~hat if Oregon servicemen are ordered to participate iil a conflict not declared by Congress to be a formal state of war then the state attorney general would be required to b>'ing suit against the federal government. �re nev an s WASHINGTON i UPI ) - spirits." For security reasons, the base, which normally allows is also a very good omen," free access ~y the public, was Rogers told the Soviet leader. closed to all except Soviet Next week's negotiations are diplomats, their wives and expected to culminate in a children and a pool of three string of second~level accords news reporters . All comfor scientific and cultural mercial photographic and exchanges besides progress television coverage was toward further arms control barred. and expanded trade . The Soviet diplomats were Pomp and circwnstance was led by Ambassador Anatoly F . at a minimfim. About 400 Dobrynin and Yakov A. Malik, Hussians, including children, the Kremlin's ambassador to from the Soviet Washington the United Nations. Shortly after landing. colony 'and about 100 Americans, mostly wives of Air Brezhnev boarded a U. S. Force personnel stationed at Marine helicopter for . a 30Andrews, were at the landing minute night to Camp David, site. ·' the presidential retreat in When official introductions were over, 10 small Russian children carrying red carnation bouquets were led to meet Brezhnev. The Soviet leader then walked 50 yards to greet his countrymen, telling them he had spent three days before leaving Moscow finding out ''how your relatives arc, and they told me to tell you that they are in good health and a ''mushroom rain" -an omen of peace. "This is a wheal rain, which With a •·good omen' ' rain falling but security very tight, Soviet leader Leonid I. Bre:r.tmev arrived Saturday to talk disarmament•and trade with President Nixon in a week-long sununit meeting. 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TREATMENT HECK'S REG. 84' ASST. Others believe .it reflects the atmosphere of contemporary politics. Still others expressed little interest in the affair. " I think it's typical of the Nixon administration and the hypocrisy that prevails within it "said Sherman L. Anderson, ' a junior at Morehouse College, in Atlanta. Anderson said he believes the President was aware of the entire affair. "Mr . ~ixon is too efficient INDIANA GLASSWARE $100 HECK'S REG. 11.48 HECK'S REG. 12.99 HECK'S REG. 19' BAR INFANTS COVERALLS MEN'S TUBE SOCKS INFANTS JUMPALLS '1·99 TABLE TENNIS SET ' HECK'S REG. 15.99 Heritage Extra Rich SUNTAN LOTION 8 oz. <: 67~ Asst. Colors HECK'S REG. BATH OIL BEADS 16 oz. 50 $100 ¢ HECK'S REG. •24' • ' r r i ~ VOL. 8 NO. 20 I . SUNDAY, JUNE 17, 1973 PfiGE-13 Sergeant, hostage child slain BERKELEY, Cal if. (UP!) An ex_,onvict fatally shot a police sergea nt trying to handcuff him as a prowler Saturde~y, then took three hostages and killed one, a 4year-<Jid girl, before he was cut down in a deadly barrage of police gunfire . The suspect, Ernest M. Silas, 34, was rushed to a hospital with gunshot wounds in the · head and shoulder received when he left a house wher~ he had held the hostages for three hours and killed little. Magic Wolf as she lay "in her crib. He died in the hospital ·several hours later. Police said Silas, holding a gun, cari1e out of the two-stor.y Mis s Sexton, who calls herse1f a "li beral " said, Watergate ''doesn 't have the impact that Kent Stale had or. Jackson State. It's not aS emotional for me as the war, because there's not as many people involved in it." , JoAnn Gladden, a graduiJte Richard Phillips, 22, a se nior student at Atlanta University, at the University of California sta rted watching the at Berkeley safd he was not Watergate Hearings because disturbed hy the burglary . they were entertaining. She "I really don 't conden:m the said she watched them while ~overrunent, because all govconvalescing from a n ernments go into this in a operation and the hearings, certain degree. I think there were the only program on are a lot more things to be done television. Now she wants " to and to concern ourselves with see whOt happens in the end~ more than impeaching Nixon." sort of like soap operas, only At the University of Colorado better.!' at Boulder, Christopher At the University of Pills- Decker, 20, sa id that burgh, Sharon Sexton, 20, a Watergate "as compared to the sen ior and editor~in-chie£ . of the antiwar movement, the student newspaper, said she is reaction here seems to be a 'lot " impatient" £or the hearing to more diffused. The war was a topic that sort of united end." " I wish they would get to the everybody between 18 and 25. bottom of it quick," she said. This is not much of an issue." not to have known, " he said. "l don't think any aide would take the responsibility without Nixon knowing. Besides the a ides now being questioned are too close tO him to ·act without his knowledge ." circles to Jeh Stuart' Magruder's testimony in fr.ont or the Senate Watergate hearings Thursday ranged from amusement to outrage. Leadi ng peace activists said the claims . of the former deputy director 6f President Nixon's reele.ction comm ittee - that widespread protest activities 11 helped create an atmosphere" for Watergate ~ was a pathetic attempt to direct blame i::!Way from the committee. " It's as though Magruder NEW YORK ( UPI) - A were saying that he learned to number of prominent Ameri- be naughty by paying attention cans who were oPposed to the to draft-card burners,'' Spack Vietnam War, including Dr. sa id. " It looks like Jeb flunked Benjamin Spock and William again, " said Coffin, who had Sloane Coffin, have strongly decried the suggestion that the Magruder in an ethics course watergate bugging was justi- at Yale University years .ago. fied by antiwar demonstrations Both ·spock and Coffin, and protests against the Nixon chaplain of Yale, had their convictioris for urging draft administration, evasion overturned in a federal The reactiQn among liberal saw continuing · vio lations of the Jaw done by men like William Sloane Coffln... he recommended... that students rum their draft cards and that ~e have mass demonstrations. "So ~onseq uently. when these subjects of bugging came up although I was aware they were ll1egal we had become somewhat inured to using some activities •.. " -Jeb Stuart Magruder at the Senate Watergate hearings, June 14, 1973. BATHROOM DISPENSER . 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FRUIT BOWL limiting that deadly burden of nuclear arms which weighs us down, and them, and other nations as well . ~~ Desp ite the high sta kes Nixon sees in the sun'unit, he has been distracted in his preparations in the last rew weeks by the pressing matters of inflation , the crwnbling Vietnam cease fire and the Watergate scandal. But the White House said Nixon was devoting all of his attention this weekend to the coming talks , secl uding himself behind the hibiscus hedge that ·shields his Key Biscayne villa from the o.utside world. A new Indochina agreement, . which the administration hopes ·... will shore up the January truce, was signed earlier this week and Nixon bought two months of time to deal with inflation by clamping a ~ay freeze on prices . The Watergate situation continues to dominate .the head1ines, but. Brev.hnev has promised not to mention it during his stay in . the United States. BEST T,'IL.ENT - Taking top honors in Friday night's talent show, audience participation judged the winners were, 1-r, Fred Burney, Pomeroy, second p~.ce and .Kathy Williams, Athens, first place in the se nior division, Vernon Weber , chairman of the show and the master 0( ceremonies, Kim Batey, Middleport, first pla ce and Cindy Patterson, Syracuse, second place winners !n the junior division . Approximately 175 persons attended the show which was held for the first time as part of Regatta weekend activities. Students keeping cool 11~ ·-i'J'I -------STP REGULAR SIZE $299 HECK'S REG. 11.39 ton Monday, HECK'S PISTOL GRIP HECK'S REG. 88' UNGUENTINE SPRAY 32 oz. HECK'S REG. 73' Regular, Gentle and Super JERGENS BATH BEADS ULTRA BRITE 6.75 oz . 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McGRAW-EDISON LILT llyushin.U2 jet that Oew him 20 GAL. TRASH BAGS COOK$ET HECK'S REG. of their negotiations Monday. As he alighted from tl1e giant FESCO -· ,. . 1 0 COUNT 4 PARTY $1299 with the President, who was in Florida preparing for the start appeals court in 1969. Ramsey Clark, attorney general in the J ohnson administra .. tion who has turned to anti~war activities in rece nt years, ca lled Magruder's statements '' frightening and pathetic, an · attempt to crover up more sinister motivati~ms. I do not believe Nixon's men ever saw the protesters as a real threat to national security." Henry Steele ·Commager, political writer and professor of history at Amherst University, said the climate of fear which Magruder referred to had been caused not by protesters but by the administration. "Nixon had a history of seeing Communists under the bed and of trying treason when he came to office and he has not changed," ~mmager said. " His men instilled political fear inside people by declaring· (Continued on Page 141 frame house about a mile from She describtod Silas as "one the University of California or the nicest people 1 know .'' campus;3.bout three hours [:jfter She sH id f..evjne did not know he shot polite Sgt. Jinunie H. him. Rutledge ,.49, a 22-year veteran " It should neve r have hat>of the Berkeley force . pened," she said. He emerged short ly after a After the shooting of the single "'Shot · was heard from sergeant, 1)()lic9 sa id , Silas ran inside the house, where the aero~~ U1e street into another child wa s sho t . He . wa s house . where he took Um~e wounded four times by a police perSI)ns hosta ge-a man, a officer with a rifle sW.tion~d in woman and the 4-year-o\d girl. tile hou.sc next door . Two olht:!rs in the ho use Witnesses gavC connicting managed to escape to the roo{ . accounts of whether Silas, who While Silas held the three had serve d jail terms in the htside, police s urrounded the Midwest for burglary, robbery, house and tried to conv ince and narcotics violations, was him to come out. His wife. trying to escape or surrender when he wa s shot. A neighbor . who knew the susPect said the wbo te episode " should never have happened." ·· . One of the hostages; Richard By ARTIIUR HIGBEE Pr1dy. the dead g1rl s father, SAIGON 1UPI 1 - Fighting ·d s·l· ·h ted " You're sal I as s ou ' _ continued acros.s much of South trying to se t ~e up," a.ft.er he Vietnam Saturday despite the took Pridy , httle Mag Jc , and newly declared cease-fire. The D1anc Lmkus . hm;~a ge. South Vietnamese a nd the VIet 1 Prl.dy who sa1d he knew ' . Cong accused each other o Silas, sa id the suspect tned the wholesale violations in t he first door of his house about 5 a.m.1 24 hours of the ne.w truce. The Saigon ~ommand reportthen left and was c~n.fronte.d ~[. Rutledge , who wa s mvesllg ed 119 persons on hoth sides mg a reP_Ort of a prowler . were killed in the first24 hours Police Lt. Donald Smithson of the renewed truce , including sa id Rutledge put one handcuff 74 Communist troops, 37 govon the suspect, then a scuffle ernment soldiers and eight appar'enlly broke· out and civilians. South Vietnam accused the Rutledge was shot. He died an hour later a t a hospital. VietCong of 108 vjolations from Stephen Levine, 26, who lived noo n Friday, when the new at the house where the scuffle Paris agreement to shore up · occurred, ran oulr.;irle with an the 4 ~/:t-month-old cease~fire ax hand le lo he lp and was shot went into effect, to noon in the buttocks after hitting Saturday. Si l ~s on the head . A gove rnment spokesman Lorna Gross, 20, who lived in sa id ISO violations were reportthe house with I .evin'e, said she ed for the 24 hours ending at 6 knew Silas, a black, and thought he was merely coming to visit her when he wa s conNOW YOU KNOW fronted . by the . police officer: The Croton bus is ~ small, " I don 'l think he came to do winged cockroach named for anything had," she said. " I Croton Aqueduct, part of New thmk he came as a friend . 1 . York City's water supply think he was upset about system. It multipled in the city something and wanted to talk." after the aqueduct opened. Martha, a private nurse in nearby Piedmont, was brought to the house about 8:30a.m. Mrs. Silas talked to her husband, then entered the house. Shortly afterward, a single shot was fired and the tw.o adult hostages ran from the house, the woman screaming, " He shot the little girl! " J\t that point, spectators and police fell flat on the ground and Silas came out. Police fired several shoL• and Silas fell on the sidewalk pavement. Maryland 's Catoctin mountains where he was to rest and confer with his top aides until Monday morning. Among those with the 66year-old bushy-browed Brez.hnev were Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko and Foreign Trade Minister Nikolai s . Patoliehev. Plans called for Nixon to receive Brzhnev's party with full honors on the south lawn of the White House at 10 :30 a .m . Monday and to get down to business a half hour later barely more than a year after Nixon invited Brezhnev to visit Washington during Uleir first summit meetings in Moscow. LBJtheory of killing • azrns at CIA NEW YORK (UPI) - The late President Lyndon Johnson believed that President Kennedy was slain in retaliation for a thwarted assassination attempt by a CIA-backed team in Havana , according to a former Johnson aide. In an article published Sunday in the Atlantic Monthly , Leo Janos, now a Time Magazine correspondent, said that. Johnson told him in a conversation at the LBJ ranch a few months before he died "I never believed Oswald acted alone, although I can accept that he pulled the trigger." Janos quoted Johnson as saying that when he took office after the assassination he found " we had been operating a damned Murder Inc. in the Carribbean." Janos did not quote th~ late outgoing cabinet members : PreSident as to the specifics of "Each of you had better the alle~ed CIA assassination leave this town clean as plot in Havana, nor the target Eisenhower's hound's tooth . of such a plot. The first thing Democrats do Janos ctdded, however, "A when they take power is find year before Kennedy's death a where the control levers are. CIA-backed assassination team But the first thing Republicans had been picked up in do is investigate Democ""ats. 1 Havana ." don't know why they do it--but " Johnson speculated that you can count on lt." __;? Dallas had been a retaliation Janos said that ~he reason for this thwarted attempt, Johnson did not run for realthough he could not prove it,'' election in 1968 was that he Janos said. believed he would not live He sald ~ohns on told him, through his term, and in 1967 a.m. Saturday-a time period "After the Warren COmmjssion had hmnched a secret actuarial tlmt included the last si! hours reported in, J asked ( then study on his life expectancy. before lhe lruce renewal. It attorney general) Ramsey ""fhe men In the Johnson was the nlost breaches of the Clark to quietly look into the family have a history of dyin~ truce si nce 200 were reported whole rthing . Only two weeks yoWlg,' " .Johrlson told Janos in Feb. 20. hiler he reported back that he 1971. "'My daddy was only 62 The Viet Cong's Liberation couldn' Lfind anything new.'' when he dled, and I figured Press Agency, quoted by Janos said, "Disg ust tinged that with my history of h ear\ Hanoi's Vietnam News A~ency, Johnson's voice as the converp trouble I'd never live through cited no figures but accused sation came to ·an end. 'I another four years. The Ameri: Saigon of using heavy artillery thought I had appointed Tom - can people bad enough of and infantry ne~r Cu Chi 1 25 Clark's son- I was wrong ."' Presidents dying in office."' miles northwest of Saigon, In his reminiscence of JohnAdded Janos: "Thepredietion "ca using heavy losses La the son jn retirement, Ja~os said banded to Johr.,on was that he popule~tion ." the late President once de- would die at the age of 64. He scribed the advice he gave his dld." • • w·ar continuing • Power cul off for 44 minult!5 GALLIPOLIS - Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., maintenance crewmen were still searching for the ca use or a power failur e throughout most of downtown Gallipolis late Saturday afternoon. Power was out from 4 p.m. until 4:44 p.m. One con,pany official said it couLd have been caused by a broken electr ic pole, or by a bird getting caught in one Qf the firm's transformers. Kennedy will wait BOSTON ( up l) _ Sen. Edward Kennedy says he ha s " no plans" now for 1976, but will make his final decision on a possible bid for the presidency after next year's congressional elections, the Sunday Herald Advertiser said in a copyrighted interview. The newspaper said Kennedy made the statement in response to a question Saturday on whether he believed Watergate would hurt him personally. apparently by raising the iSSue of moi'ality and the ghost of the Chappaquiddick incident in the next national election. ' 'It's certainly a question that r personally am unable· to answer " Kennedy was quoted as replying. " The judgment will be made by the people. " Right now 1 have no pla!ls · SHE KEPT QUIET LOWELL., Mass. (UP!) Mrs. Gail Sinicki beat City Hall Friday by keeping quiet Lowell 's newly wed City Council member was marked absent on 30 roll cards by the city clerk at last Tuesday's council meeting when she refused to answer to her married name. She sald she wanted to be called by her maiden name, Dunfey, since she ran for office by that name and was sworn in as Gail Dunley. Friday, the city solicitor agreed, s~ying Gail 's official rtame can't be changed unless she requests it. forl976 . 1 will continue to :;erve in the SeMte. "However I r realize there is considerable speculation about my possible candidacy. After the 1974 congressional elections, [ will have to make my intentions known.'' Kennedy said so far there has been no direct evidence to tie President Nixon to Watergate, and "then:: should be a basicpreswnption in favor of the President." He said the slmultaneQus Senate hearings and Justice Department investigation of Ute scandal ''provide a doub1e and badly needed extra dose of reassurance tQ the Ame~ican · people that all the facls Wlll be brought to light, and that all the guilty will be brought to justice." He was ~uoted as adding later ln the mterv1ew, "Pr:esidential involvement, if any, will come out." BILL BARS SERVICE SALEM, Ore . (UPI)- A bill prohibiting Oregon residents from serving in undeclared wars was on Gov. Tom McCall's desk today. The measure, which passed ~e Senate Friday with little opposition, provides ~hat if Oregon servicemen are ordered to participate iil a conflict not declared by Congress to be a formal state of war then the state attorney general would be required to b>'ing suit against the federal government. �• 1 ~- Nightly ·swim set TilE GAU.lA COUNTY Volunteer Emergency Squad Saturday expressed appreciation lor the support Raymond Willis of Willis' Tire Co. has shown the squad by donating tires used on its emergency vehicles, and to Wayne Elliott or Elliott's Union 76 Service Station for mounting aoo balancing the tires the squad uses. The squad will have one of the emergency vehicles on display at the Gallia County Citizens Band ·Radio Club's Annual Jamboree at the Gallia County Junior Fairgrounds today . Left to right are Russ Willis, manager of Willis Tire Co.; Raymond Willis, owner, aoo Wayne Elliott, owner of Elliott's Union 76Service Station. Magruder (Continued from Page 13 the dissenters dangerous. Such tactics help win elections." Coffin and Spack made sha rp distinctions between the kind of civil disobedience which they engaged in and the undercover activities of the burglars and buggers in the Whil<l House "plumbers" group. "We were not trying to get anything for ourselves or for a crooked leader," Spock said. "We were trying to call at· l<lntion legally to the immorality and brutality and illegality or the war. We were seeking public attention, not trying to hide from it." 11 'I'llere'.s a big difference between civil disobedience 1taken in the name of conscience which is not interfering with the private lives or THREE VETERAN 100,000 MILE CLUB members listen to cartoonist Donald Anderson anyhody else and this type or Ifar right ). These top ranking C&sOE members (left to right) G. A. Sheldon, M. C. Ballentine criminal activity which is a and C. F. Williams, have nearly a million and a hal( accident-free miles on their combined distinct invasion . of other records. people's privacy simply in ·order to seCure the power of the President," Coffin said. "ln everything thatl did, it never infringed on the civil liberties or anybody else," he Columbus and SoUthern 's.. cident-free.miles behind them. elite group of 123 persons is I. said. "It was open and above " 100,000 Mile Club" has grow n Just over one-third of the P. Eakins in OH Line with board and we were willing to to 320 active members, each of members have 200,000 clean 682,454 miles , accident-free . ln take the consequences." whom has over 100,000 ac- miles or more. Leading this second place is R. B. Chochran, -- 100,000 Mile club up to 320 members " MIDDLEPORT - Night swimming begins at the municipal pool here Tuesday, 7'10 p.m., for aU persons 13 years old and older. Spe<!ial admission prices will be in effect, according to .Park Director David Jenkins. These are 25 cents for ages I:HB and over 18, lilly cenV.. Season tickets will not be aeceptab1e. Family night swimming, also 7-10 p.m . will begin Wednesday. Season tickets will be accepted for admission. Genera] admission will be 50 cents, all ages Thursday night, &-9 p.m. open swimming will begin for all ages. Admission will be 15 cents per person with a season ticket and without a season ticket, 50 cents. Jenkins also invited girls to play organized softball in a "Young Girls" program of grades 5, 6, 7 and 8. lnteresl<ld girls should register at the pool any day from noon to 6 p.m. A league will be formed if enough girls are interested. The concrel<l slab, equipped with baskets and lined lor tennis, will be · reserved · for l<!nnis players on Tuesdays and Thursdays. lt will be available for basketball all other times. Persons wishing to compete in a tennis tournment may register at the pool any day from noon to 6 p.m. for a fee of Seaman District, with 520,967 miles; third is C. F. Williams, Southern Division, with 505,006 miles. These three men are the only drivers in tlle company to top the half-million-mile mark. The total mileage of the club members is 33,956,039, an average of 106,112 miles per driver. Nine new members from the Southern Division and 22 in the · Columbus Division were welcomed to the club at the banquet held May 29. Speaker for the evening banquet was Donald E. Anderson, Director of Safely and Training at the MoWJtain Fuel Supply Company _. A sununer basketbaU leai!Ue is now being organized at the pool. Play will be at the pool SO cents, single, and 11 for doubles. The money will boi used to buy trophies. THE SIGN every Sunday ancl Monday evening. For more information see Jenkins at the pool. GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS AND LOAN co. 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Chaney, now J..O on the year, three singles and a double in was in trouble only once all four trips. John Roush, Jon day. In the fourth, Glousl<lr had Buck and John Baird each ,back-to-back singles, but a · collected two hits apiece. Chaney fanned six and pickoff play on an attempted walked three. sacrifice killed · the lone Meigs is now 3-3 on the .year. Glouster threat. Tuesday, . Meigs · will host · 1n the first, Meigs' John ' Roush singled with one out, Marietta at Syracuse, 6 p.m. Meigs beginning at went to second on a balk, and scored on Tom Cooke's first of plays at Athens Wednesday. By Innings : • lour hits a slngie. . 100 030 2-6 13 o In the fifth, Lou McKinney Meigs Glouster liOO 000 ()....() 5 2 led off with a single. Cooke Batteries - Chaney & Ash. Schultz & Shaler. Yanks swamp Sox• 21-2 in make-up tilt GALLIPOLIS TheGallipolis Little League Yankees inflicted the first loss of season on the White ·Sox, 21-2, in a make-up baseball contest on Memorial Field Saturday morning. The loos prevenl<!d the While Sox from gaining a first place tie with the unbeal<!n Athletics, who lead the c~~ference with a perfect 3.0 matk. The Sox are 2-1 on the yea.r, The Yankees, after dropping their first two starts, are now 2-2 overall . . John Armstrong stopped the White Sox on one Safety, a first inning single by Saul McGure . Todd Ling·o started for the Sox. He was relieved by McGuire. Lingo was charged · with the loss. The Yankees collecl<ld 13 · hits, and were aided by 12 bases-on-balls. For the winners, Chu ck Derilield was the big gun with .four hits in four trips, including a double . Aaron Henson was 34, incJuding a home run . Craig Mason had a double for the '!Yinners, and Armstrong helped his own cause with two safeties. The Yankees scored lour . runs in the first and wrapped it up with nine mpre in the · second. t SQ. YARD BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN AND BEDROOM PRINTS WITH 28 OZ. Permanent ·Rubber Back Built-In · '150 ·• MONTREAL (UP! ) - Ron single by Joe Ferguson and a Cey hit a three-run homer in walk to Willie Crawford and the third inning Saturday as gave the Dodgers a &-1 lead. the. Los Angeles Dodgers The Dodgers scored ,an earlier ·spoiled the Montreal Expos. run in the third inning when seven-game wjnning streak by Willie Davis singled, stole defeating them &-3 in a game second and went to third on · shortened to six innings Stoneman's wild throw to the because of rain. outfield. Although more than 20 000 When Ferguson singled, tickets were sold for 'the Davis scored. nationally televised game, only Davis ~;roWJded out In the 10,187 fans sat through a sl<lady first inning but drove in Los rain, strong winds and tem- Angele~ · first run when D~ve peratures hovering between Lopes scored. Lopes had the 40 and 50 degree mark. · walked, stole second and Cey's home run of! loser Bill moved to third on an infield Stoneman, now 1·3, followed a ground out. minimum " • s_naps Montreal string 6-3 • I The SWlday-Times Sentinel, June 17, 1973 6 Big Days Carpet Direct From Mill To You NBA Board to study requests NEW YORK (UP!) - A recommendation to do away with the present system of giving eac~ club representation in the all-star game will be among the proposa ls brought up before "the annual ~eetiilg of the Nationa l BasketbaH Association Board of Governors, it was announced Saturday. In all major sports in this coUntry, it is mandatory . for every team to be represented in all-star games, but the lourman competition committee of the NBA will propose ·that this be done away with. The meeting will take place at Beverly Hills, Calif., June 27-29. The competition committee, which includes Chairman Red Auerbach of Boston, Joe Axelson of "Kansas CityOmaha, Franklin Mieuli of Golden State and Fred Zollner of Detroit, will also propose a new formula for breaking ties for playoff position. Among other items on the agenda are : a report of the merger committee, a report from · Commissioner Walter Kennedy regarding the use of drugs in athletics, and a report on television plans f~r next season. SKYLINE LANES , Four tie Open OAKMONT, Pa . tUP() Golf' s over-the-hill gang , Arn old Palmer and Julius Boros, shot three-under-par 68's Saturday to join a pair younger lions, Jerry Heard and John • • .'•• • JlM CHANDLER DANNY GARDNER RANDY WARNER ALL-STATE RECOGNITION - Three Mason County baseball players, two from Point Pleasant and one rrom Wahama High , were selected for either second or third team recognition on the 1973 All .State baseball team Saturday . Danny Gardner, a junior at Waham<J who also works part time at Jo~nson 's SUper Market in Henderson, received a second team berth as third baseman while Jim Chandler of PPHS was selected on the second team as an outfielder. Randy Warner, also of PPHS, was chosen on the third team as a pitcher. Players receiving honorable mention recognition included Robbie Lambert and Mike Lewis, Wahama , and Steve Miller, Steve Kayser and Jim Doerringer, Pt;'HS. e24 New AMF Lanes eSnack Bar and Captain's LDun~e Specializing in AMF & Columbia Bowling Balls. ~\\1!1 ~ ~ct"''~\ PROFESSIONAL BALL FITTING, . DRILLING& IN · STRUCTION AVAILABLE SPECIAL RATES TO ' CHURCH GROUPS, PARTIES. STUDENTS. '"""" PHONE 446-3362 • ' • in an un - precedented four-way tie ror the lead alter 5~ holes of the U. S. Open . Heard shot a 66, only a stroke off the day-old Oakmont Country Club record, while Schlee had 67 and all four Leaders were at three-underpar 210 - start of the day, qulckly faded when his putting touch deserted him, and three-time winner Jack Nicklaus simply never got--started. Player, who used <>nly 59 putts in the first 36 holes, took 20 on the front nine holes alone Saturday when he shot a fourover-par ~0. and the thing that may have cost him a shot at his second Open championship could have been the fickle Oakmont weather. the first time four players ever shared the lead at this point in the Open and o~ly the second time more than two were tied. The four-way deadlock set up the probability of one of the most exciting and certainly historic Finishes in the history Reds trade Scheinblum ANAHEIM ( UP1 ) - Richie Scheinblum, who hit .300 !or the Kansas City Royals last season, has returned to the American League. The California Angels acquired the 30-year-old outfielder in a trade . with the Cincinnati Reds ~'riday night. The Rerls will receive two minor league players to be named later. "This is the first good thing the Reds have done for me," said Scheinblum, who had only 54 at bats for Cincinnati. "As soon as I came to spring training it was obvious the·y had no plans for me . A member of the American League All-star l<!am in 1972, the veteran outfielder was traded with pitcher ROger Nelson to the Reds from Kansas City for pilcher Wayne Simpson <~nd outfielder Hal McRae. Scheinblum started the season with a five-year major league career batting average or .259. In 1971 he led the Pacific Coast League with a .388 average for Denver, driving in a league-leading 108 runs. Bobby Winkle s, the California manager, said Wottle, Liquori, Prefontaine will take part in Oregon meet June 20 BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (UPI ) - Win or lose in the National AAU Track and Field championships, Dave Wattle, Marty Liquori and Steve Prefontaine, three of the world's better middle and distance runners, will compel<! on June 20 at Eugene in the Univer<ity of Oregon's third .twilight meet of the year. • Wattle, the Olympic champion, was in action here Saturday night in the 880 final, while Liquori, on the corrwback trail, competed in the mile final and Prefontaine, the American three-and six-mile record holder, t.Dok on the field ill the three-mile final in the · concluding program of the AAU championships . At Eugene, Wattle and Prefont.aine will hook up in a special mile event. WQltle, who won the mile at the NCAA 'championships last week in a meet record 3.57.1, easily qualified for the 880 final here Friday night. He faced among others world record holder Rick Wohluter in one of the featured events of the final show . Liquori, in his filth competition since an achilles problem sidelined him last year, was in a tough mile f~eld which included Tommy Fulton, Reg~ie McAfee, Len Hilton and Bob Maplestone. At . Eugene, where they are stili fa ising . funds for a new Hayward field stadium, he will compete in the 880 .. Prefontaine was·n •t expected to have much trOuble in the Ulree mile final where he stands a cut or two <:~hove the field . The strongest challenge was expected from Gordon Minty of England , already winner of the six-mile here. In Frigay · njght's six finals, three defending champions were beaten, and in the other three events the 1972 winner wasn't around to take up the . Designed to Provide a Combination of Comfort, Convenience and Luxurv. Stop in today and see the new exciting Elconda Wedgewood 65xl4 · in the popular "Pinehurst" decor . 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Palmer, 43, sometimes Scheinblum at first will be called washed-up, and winless employed as a pinch-hitter. in major championships since " He'll have to work his way the 1964 Ma~ters, came within into the lineup," Winkles said. inches or wking the lead all by The Angels have been going himselr when a birdie putt with Bob Oliver, Ken Berry slithered past the hole at No. and Vada Pinson as their 17. It seemed like nearly 1starting outfield wuth Frank everyone in the western Robinson, an outfielder by Pennsylvania gallery or 20,000 trade, as their designated wns pulling for him. hitter. For this one day, at least, the At" Cincinnati, general old magic that has earned manager Bob H ow~m said, Palmer $1,740,102 in total "We have set a date in the purses since 1955, in 61 U. S. latter part of the yeilr Lo tournaments and Hi. overseas, complew the deal. We didn 't returned . Want to change personnel to It never was more evident any great degree.'' than In the three-hole stretch between the ninth and the lith holes when he rammed in three successive birdie putts. Boros, 53, who has won two Opens and in 196J became the second oldest man ever to capture this most prestigious of championships, wHs no less spectacular. challenge. Playing with Palmer in one The . biggest surprise, of of the lust twosomes on the cou rs·e, was wor ld record holder Hod Milbtirn 's fifth course, Julius, who has put on place finish in the 120 high an extra 10-15 pounds and hurdles Tom Hill won the event creates the impression he's in 13.2 as Milburn stumbled ready for the rocking chair, over the next to last obslade used that !luid stroke o! his to salvage three successive pars and wound up at 13.6. The race more than likely near the end of hi::~ round . "Boros ran in a 15-footer to was MiJburn's last as an amateur. He has been drafled. save par on the 15th hole aftel' being given a free drop from a by the NFL Los Angeles Harns drainage ditch ncar a bunker: and is expected to report to their football training camp on July 8, at about the same time the first two finishers in each event here are headin~ for · Europe as a team for meet:i in Germany , Italy and the Soviet Union. Steve Williams, probably America 's top sprinter now, won the 100 in 9.4, well off his world record-equal.Ung 9.1 at the West Coast relays .six weeks ago, but it was more a case of how he wpn rather than the time. and PRO-SHOP "For That Personal & Professional Touch" FEATURING or where USGA officials ruled the area "ground urder repair," then made a 10-foot second putt for par at No. 16. He also holed a 15-fool<!r at the 17th hole after dumping his approach shot into a bunker. "One thing about it, when you get older. you learn to putt," Palmer joked with the ·crowd around the 18th green, referring lo Boros . Gary Player, the leader after each pf the first two rounds who was five under par at the I �• 1 ~- Nightly ·swim set TilE GAU.lA COUNTY Volunteer Emergency Squad Saturday expressed appreciation lor the support Raymond Willis of Willis' Tire Co. has shown the squad by donating tires used on its emergency vehicles, and to Wayne Elliott or Elliott's Union 76 Service Station for mounting aoo balancing the tires the squad uses. The squad will have one of the emergency vehicles on display at the Gallia County Citizens Band ·Radio Club's Annual Jamboree at the Gallia County Junior Fairgrounds today . Left to right are Russ Willis, manager of Willis Tire Co.; Raymond Willis, owner, aoo Wayne Elliott, owner of Elliott's Union 76Service Station. Magruder (Continued from Page 13 the dissenters dangerous. Such tactics help win elections." Coffin and Spack made sha rp distinctions between the kind of civil disobedience which they engaged in and the undercover activities of the burglars and buggers in the Whil<l House "plumbers" group. "We were not trying to get anything for ourselves or for a crooked leader," Spock said. "We were trying to call at· l<lntion legally to the immorality and brutality and illegality or the war. We were seeking public attention, not trying to hide from it." 11 'I'llere'.s a big difference between civil disobedience 1taken in the name of conscience which is not interfering with the private lives or THREE VETERAN 100,000 MILE CLUB members listen to cartoonist Donald Anderson anyhody else and this type or Ifar right ). These top ranking C&sOE members (left to right) G. A. Sheldon, M. C. Ballentine criminal activity which is a and C. F. Williams, have nearly a million and a hal( accident-free miles on their combined distinct invasion . of other records. people's privacy simply in ·order to seCure the power of the President," Coffin said. "ln everything thatl did, it never infringed on the civil liberties or anybody else," he Columbus and SoUthern 's.. cident-free.miles behind them. elite group of 123 persons is I. said. "It was open and above " 100,000 Mile Club" has grow n Just over one-third of the P. Eakins in OH Line with board and we were willing to to 320 active members, each of members have 200,000 clean 682,454 miles , accident-free . ln take the consequences." whom has over 100,000 ac- miles or more. Leading this second place is R. B. Chochran, -- 100,000 Mile club up to 320 members " MIDDLEPORT - Night swimming begins at the municipal pool here Tuesday, 7'10 p.m., for aU persons 13 years old and older. Spe<!ial admission prices will be in effect, according to .Park Director David Jenkins. These are 25 cents for ages I:HB and over 18, lilly cenV.. Season tickets will not be aeceptab1e. Family night swimming, also 7-10 p.m . will begin Wednesday. Season tickets will be accepted for admission. Genera] admission will be 50 cents, all ages Thursday night, &-9 p.m. open swimming will begin for all ages. Admission will be 15 cents per person with a season ticket and without a season ticket, 50 cents. Jenkins also invited girls to play organized softball in a "Young Girls" program of grades 5, 6, 7 and 8. lnteresl<ld girls should register at the pool any day from noon to 6 p.m. A league will be formed if enough girls are interested. The concrel<l slab, equipped with baskets and lined lor tennis, will be · reserved · for l<!nnis players on Tuesdays and Thursdays. lt will be available for basketball all other times. Persons wishing to compete in a tennis tournment may register at the pool any day from noon to 6 p.m. for a fee of Seaman District, with 520,967 miles; third is C. F. Williams, Southern Division, with 505,006 miles. These three men are the only drivers in tlle company to top the half-million-mile mark. The total mileage of the club members is 33,956,039, an average of 106,112 miles per driver. Nine new members from the Southern Division and 22 in the · Columbus Division were welcomed to the club at the banquet held May 29. Speaker for the evening banquet was Donald E. Anderson, Director of Safely and Training at the MoWJtain Fuel Supply Company _. A sununer basketbaU leai!Ue is now being organized at the pool. Play will be at the pool SO cents, single, and 11 for doubles. The money will boi used to buy trophies. THE SIGN every Sunday ancl Monday evening. For more information see Jenkins at the pool. GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS AND LOAN co. 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Chaney, now J..O on the year, three singles and a double in was in trouble only once all four trips. John Roush, Jon day. In the fourth, Glousl<lr had Buck and John Baird each ,back-to-back singles, but a · collected two hits apiece. Chaney fanned six and pickoff play on an attempted walked three. sacrifice killed · the lone Meigs is now 3-3 on the .year. Glouster threat. Tuesday, . Meigs · will host · 1n the first, Meigs' John ' Roush singled with one out, Marietta at Syracuse, 6 p.m. Meigs beginning at went to second on a balk, and scored on Tom Cooke's first of plays at Athens Wednesday. By Innings : • lour hits a slngie. . 100 030 2-6 13 o In the fifth, Lou McKinney Meigs Glouster liOO 000 ()....() 5 2 led off with a single. Cooke Batteries - Chaney & Ash. Schultz & Shaler. Yanks swamp Sox• 21-2 in make-up tilt GALLIPOLIS TheGallipolis Little League Yankees inflicted the first loss of season on the White ·Sox, 21-2, in a make-up baseball contest on Memorial Field Saturday morning. The loos prevenl<!d the While Sox from gaining a first place tie with the unbeal<!n Athletics, who lead the c~~ference with a perfect 3.0 matk. The Sox are 2-1 on the yea.r, The Yankees, after dropping their first two starts, are now 2-2 overall . . John Armstrong stopped the White Sox on one Safety, a first inning single by Saul McGure . Todd Ling·o started for the Sox. He was relieved by McGuire. Lingo was charged · with the loss. The Yankees collecl<ld 13 · hits, and were aided by 12 bases-on-balls. For the winners, Chu ck Derilield was the big gun with .four hits in four trips, including a double . Aaron Henson was 34, incJuding a home run . Craig Mason had a double for the '!Yinners, and Armstrong helped his own cause with two safeties. The Yankees scored lour . runs in the first and wrapped it up with nine mpre in the · second. t SQ. YARD BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN AND BEDROOM PRINTS WITH 28 OZ. Permanent ·Rubber Back Built-In · '150 ·• MONTREAL (UP! ) - Ron single by Joe Ferguson and a Cey hit a three-run homer in walk to Willie Crawford and the third inning Saturday as gave the Dodgers a &-1 lead. the. Los Angeles Dodgers The Dodgers scored ,an earlier ·spoiled the Montreal Expos. run in the third inning when seven-game wjnning streak by Willie Davis singled, stole defeating them &-3 in a game second and went to third on · shortened to six innings Stoneman's wild throw to the because of rain. outfield. Although more than 20 000 When Ferguson singled, tickets were sold for 'the Davis scored. nationally televised game, only Davis ~;roWJded out In the 10,187 fans sat through a sl<lady first inning but drove in Los rain, strong winds and tem- Angele~ · first run when D~ve peratures hovering between Lopes scored. Lopes had the 40 and 50 degree mark. · walked, stole second and Cey's home run of! loser Bill moved to third on an infield Stoneman, now 1·3, followed a ground out. minimum " • s_naps Montreal string 6-3 • I The SWlday-Times Sentinel, June 17, 1973 6 Big Days Carpet Direct From Mill To You NBA Board to study requests NEW YORK (UP!) - A recommendation to do away with the present system of giving eac~ club representation in the all-star game will be among the proposa ls brought up before "the annual ~eetiilg of the Nationa l BasketbaH Association Board of Governors, it was announced Saturday. In all major sports in this coUntry, it is mandatory . for every team to be represented in all-star games, but the lourman competition committee of the NBA will propose ·that this be done away with. The meeting will take place at Beverly Hills, Calif., June 27-29. The competition committee, which includes Chairman Red Auerbach of Boston, Joe Axelson of "Kansas CityOmaha, Franklin Mieuli of Golden State and Fred Zollner of Detroit, will also propose a new formula for breaking ties for playoff position. Among other items on the agenda are : a report of the merger committee, a report from · Commissioner Walter Kennedy regarding the use of drugs in athletics, and a report on television plans f~r next season. SKYLINE LANES , Four tie Open OAKMONT, Pa . tUP() Golf' s over-the-hill gang , Arn old Palmer and Julius Boros, shot three-under-par 68's Saturday to join a pair younger lions, Jerry Heard and John • • .'•• • JlM CHANDLER DANNY GARDNER RANDY WARNER ALL-STATE RECOGNITION - Three Mason County baseball players, two from Point Pleasant and one rrom Wahama High , were selected for either second or third team recognition on the 1973 All .State baseball team Saturday . Danny Gardner, a junior at Waham<J who also works part time at Jo~nson 's SUper Market in Henderson, received a second team berth as third baseman while Jim Chandler of PPHS was selected on the second team as an outfielder. Randy Warner, also of PPHS, was chosen on the third team as a pitcher. Players receiving honorable mention recognition included Robbie Lambert and Mike Lewis, Wahama , and Steve Miller, Steve Kayser and Jim Doerringer, Pt;'HS. e24 New AMF Lanes eSnack Bar and Captain's LDun~e Specializing in AMF & Columbia Bowling Balls. ~\\1!1 ~ ~ct"''~\ PROFESSIONAL BALL FITTING, . DRILLING& IN · STRUCTION AVAILABLE SPECIAL RATES TO ' CHURCH GROUPS, PARTIES. STUDENTS. '"""" PHONE 446-3362 • ' • in an un - precedented four-way tie ror the lead alter 5~ holes of the U. S. Open . Heard shot a 66, only a stroke off the day-old Oakmont Country Club record, while Schlee had 67 and all four Leaders were at three-underpar 210 - start of the day, qulckly faded when his putting touch deserted him, and three-time winner Jack Nicklaus simply never got--started. Player, who used <>nly 59 putts in the first 36 holes, took 20 on the front nine holes alone Saturday when he shot a fourover-par ~0. and the thing that may have cost him a shot at his second Open championship could have been the fickle Oakmont weather. the first time four players ever shared the lead at this point in the Open and o~ly the second time more than two were tied. The four-way deadlock set up the probability of one of the most exciting and certainly historic Finishes in the history Reds trade Scheinblum ANAHEIM ( UP1 ) - Richie Scheinblum, who hit .300 !or the Kansas City Royals last season, has returned to the American League. The California Angels acquired the 30-year-old outfielder in a trade . with the Cincinnati Reds ~'riday night. The Rerls will receive two minor league players to be named later. "This is the first good thing the Reds have done for me," said Scheinblum, who had only 54 at bats for Cincinnati. "As soon as I came to spring training it was obvious the·y had no plans for me . A member of the American League All-star l<!am in 1972, the veteran outfielder was traded with pitcher ROger Nelson to the Reds from Kansas City for pilcher Wayne Simpson <~nd outfielder Hal McRae. Scheinblum started the season with a five-year major league career batting average or .259. In 1971 he led the Pacific Coast League with a .388 average for Denver, driving in a league-leading 108 runs. Bobby Winkle s, the California manager, said Wottle, Liquori, Prefontaine will take part in Oregon meet June 20 BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (UPI ) - Win or lose in the National AAU Track and Field championships, Dave Wattle, Marty Liquori and Steve Prefontaine, three of the world's better middle and distance runners, will compel<! on June 20 at Eugene in the Univer<ity of Oregon's third .twilight meet of the year. • Wattle, the Olympic champion, was in action here Saturday night in the 880 final, while Liquori, on the corrwback trail, competed in the mile final and Prefontaine, the American three-and six-mile record holder, t.Dok on the field ill the three-mile final in the · concluding program of the AAU championships . At Eugene, Wattle and Prefont.aine will hook up in a special mile event. WQltle, who won the mile at the NCAA 'championships last week in a meet record 3.57.1, easily qualified for the 880 final here Friday night. He faced among others world record holder Rick Wohluter in one of the featured events of the final show . Liquori, in his filth competition since an achilles problem sidelined him last year, was in a tough mile f~eld which included Tommy Fulton, Reg~ie McAfee, Len Hilton and Bob Maplestone. At . Eugene, where they are stili fa ising . funds for a new Hayward field stadium, he will compete in the 880 .. Prefontaine was·n •t expected to have much trOuble in the Ulree mile final where he stands a cut or two <:~hove the field . The strongest challenge was expected from Gordon Minty of England , already winner of the six-mile here. In Frigay · njght's six finals, three defending champions were beaten, and in the other three events the 1972 winner wasn't around to take up the . Designed to Provide a Combination of Comfort, Convenience and Luxurv. Stop in today and see the new exciting Elconda Wedgewood 65xl4 · in the popular "Pinehurst" decor . 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Palmer, 43, sometimes Scheinblum at first will be called washed-up, and winless employed as a pinch-hitter. in major championships since " He'll have to work his way the 1964 Ma~ters, came within into the lineup," Winkles said. inches or wking the lead all by The Angels have been going himselr when a birdie putt with Bob Oliver, Ken Berry slithered past the hole at No. and Vada Pinson as their 17. It seemed like nearly 1starting outfield wuth Frank everyone in the western Robinson, an outfielder by Pennsylvania gallery or 20,000 trade, as their designated wns pulling for him. hitter. For this one day, at least, the At" Cincinnati, general old magic that has earned manager Bob H ow~m said, Palmer $1,740,102 in total "We have set a date in the purses since 1955, in 61 U. S. latter part of the yeilr Lo tournaments and Hi. overseas, complew the deal. We didn 't returned . Want to change personnel to It never was more evident any great degree.'' than In the three-hole stretch between the ninth and the lith holes when he rammed in three successive birdie putts. Boros, 53, who has won two Opens and in 196J became the second oldest man ever to capture this most prestigious of championships, wHs no less spectacular. challenge. Playing with Palmer in one The . biggest surprise, of of the lust twosomes on the cou rs·e, was wor ld record holder Hod Milbtirn 's fifth course, Julius, who has put on place finish in the 120 high an extra 10-15 pounds and hurdles Tom Hill won the event creates the impression he's in 13.2 as Milburn stumbled ready for the rocking chair, over the next to last obslade used that !luid stroke o! his to salvage three successive pars and wound up at 13.6. The race more than likely near the end of hi::~ round . "Boros ran in a 15-footer to was MiJburn's last as an amateur. He has been drafled. save par on the 15th hole aftel' being given a free drop from a by the NFL Los Angeles Harns drainage ditch ncar a bunker: and is expected to report to their football training camp on July 8, at about the same time the first two finishers in each event here are headin~ for · Europe as a team for meet:i in Germany , Italy and the Soviet Union. Steve Williams, probably America 's top sprinter now, won the 100 in 9.4, well off his world record-equal.Ung 9.1 at the West Coast relays .six weeks ago, but it was more a case of how he wpn rather than the time. and PRO-SHOP "For That Personal & Professional Touch" FEATURING or where USGA officials ruled the area "ground urder repair," then made a 10-foot second putt for par at No. 16. He also holed a 15-fool<!r at the 17th hole after dumping his approach shot into a bunker. "One thing about it, when you get older. you learn to putt," Palmer joked with the ·crowd around the 18th green, referring lo Boros . Gary Player, the leader after each pf the first two rounds who was five under par at the I �16 - The Sunday-'l'imer :ientinel, Ju. • 17, 1973 Eiif:~~~~~;~m~~~~~~~~~~~~l~~~~il~Yi~i K C Tourney rosters -. ... -· - are due by June 29 -- .• ' CHESHIRE - A spokesman ror the 15th ., annual Kyger Creek Little League Baseball , :· Tournament announced Saturday that rosters : must be submitted lo Hilt Hubbard, in care or • 'the Kyger Creek Power Plant, Box 81, •• Gallipolis, Ohio, 45631, by Friday, June 29. •' This year's tournament is being limited to • • • teams from the Meigs, G~Uia and Mason • ' County area. The 1973 tournament will begin • on Monday. July 9, on the James B. Harreld • Field, formerly known as the Kyger Creek • Employees Club Diamond. • .. • Worman blanks • ~ Pirates, 6-0 • • • I : CINCINNATI (UP!) - The : Cincin'!'lti Reds probably will : never receive a dividend any : quicker. : Fred Norman, acquired in 1 : trade with San Diego just a few : days ago, made his debut with : the Reds Friday night by : pitching a five-bitter as he shut • out the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-0. . • The v1ctory was only the :second of the season against : seven losses for the 5-foot-8, : ]7().pound left-hander. : Ironically, Norman 's only :other victory was a 2-1 triumph :over the Reds back on May 20. reminded Freddie of that :victory and pointed out to him :that it might cost us a pennant :so he had better win seven in a :row, " said Larry Stahl, •another ex-Padre. ~ HFreddie's a high-strung He really gets involved in .a game when he's pitching. :&metimes a catcher has to go :Oiit and calm him down a lit- . : ur :%uY. :u&." ;: :,P,tcher Bob Barton, another ;j![-Padre; had advised Bill :Jtunmer of Norman's temper)tpent before Friday night's d(!!;!lle. " "''Have some jokes ready to ~~it Freddie just i'l,, case you have to settle him down a little, " Barton told Plummer before the game. As it turned out, Plummer didn't need any. "It was a fun game to catch," he · said. " Just like the shutout Jack Billingham pitched against the Mets Une 4. I just put my glove where I wanted the pitch and Freddie put the ball there." After AI Oliver opened the sixth inning with a single, there was a rain delay o( 51 minutes. "If something like that had happened a couple of years ago when I was having a little arm trouble, I'd have been through for the night," Norman said. Friday night, though, the delay gave Nonnan a welcomed rest because he had only pitched two innings in the last week. , The Reds gave Norman a five-{'Un lead in the third and added their final run ,in the seventh. "Pitching for a contender-a club that scores runs-has to give a guy a psychological lift," Norman said. The Reds will wind up their current home stand with a doubleheader against the Pirates Sunday. Giants continue to roll; • A's, Tigers cop LL wzns GALLIPOLIS The Gallipolis Pony League Giants scored II runs in the first inning , then went on to defeat the Phillies 2().J on Memorial Field Friday evening. The victory put the Giants · back in first place with the Reds with a 2-0 mark. The Pirates are H on the year. Tony Folden starr..d for the Gian Is. He was relieved by Kev Sinuns, who was credited with !he win. John Bastiani was charged with the loss. The Giants banged out 10 hits, including a triple by Brett WiJson and a home run by Ben King. Bob Condee, King and Brend· Saunders each had two hits apiece for the defending champs . For the PhiUies, Steve Burris had twp singles and Jim Saunders a single. In Little League action Friday, the Tigers snapped a two-game losing streak by surprising the Padres, 1);-J., In the nightcap, the powe1 lui Athletics remained unbeaten in three starts by piling up a 31-4 victory over the Senators. It was the Sens first game Of the season, having been rained out twice earlier in the season. Steve Tbomas was credited with the Tigers' victory. Jim Mulato was GALLIPOLIS - Summer Recreation Program Director Cliff Wilson announced Saturday that action in the 1973 Gallipolis PeeWee League will begin on Memorial Field Monday morning. During the past two weeks, Bruce Wilson and Skipper Johnson , the league's super· visors, have · condu.c ted practice sessions for each of the loop's 10 teams. It was pointed out that the June 18 through July 7 games will begin at 10 a. m. During July (from July 9th through the 27th) the first game will start at 9:30 a. m. sharp and the second game at II a. m. The second game will he finished by 12:30. Program officials urge players to be prompt, and to attend all games. Here's the 1973 Pee Wee League schedules: • • :standings INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE tu cap re . tWO loop WinS Athletics White Sox Red Sox Orioles Tigers Yankees CUbs Indians Padres Senators 3 0 · 46 2 2 0 1 19 21 American Division W L Pet. GB Rochesfer Syracuse J6 2-4 .600 29 28 .509 Pawtucket Toledo 27 27 25 35 .500 6 Slf1 for airline reservations "around the corner ... or around the wotld . ... . 417 11 National Division . W L Pet. GB Charleston 36 25 .590 . Tidewafer 33 27 .550 21/2 Peni nsula 27 .542 3 18 43 .295 18 Friday's Results Charleston 1 Pawtucket 0, 1st Pawtucke1 1 Cha rles ton 0, 2nd Peninsula 7 Toledo o. 2nd Peninsula s Toledo -4, 2nd Rochester 6 Richmond 5 Sy racuse 4 Tidewater 2 Call446-0699 32 Richmond . 33 Court Street basketball schedule· Monda)' - Court t - 10.. vs. Tllo\VEL SERVICE AMERICA'S LARGEST TRAVEL AGENCY DEVELOPMENT 11 ; 8vs . 9; 1 vs . 12 . Covrf2 - 6 V$ 7 ; 4 V$ . 5 ; 2 VS . 3. 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McKinney held the Athletics to just one hit, a triple by Tim Hood whjch drove in aU three of the A's runs. Mike Nesselroad, with a triple and single led the Phillies' nine hit attack against losing pitcher Dale Browning. Also supplying hits for the Phil's attack were Charley Marshall and Larry Fridley with two hits apiece, and Pat Souls by, ' Rick Taylor and Kenny Mankin, all with one single. McKinney struck out 17 batters, while walking four. Browning slruck out 13 and walked only two. In other Pony League action Friday night, the Middleport 12 TO ChOOSE FROM DISCOUNT THAT'S RIGHT - All GRAN TORINOS IN STOCK We have too many Torinos in stock and' must sell to alleviate our storage problems. These cars are all late arrivals - 90 pet. have Fac. Air Cond. This special Discount Sale is for the month of June Only! Americans jumped into a tie one single each. for second place with a 16-a For Syracuse, Tim Cundiff bombardment Of Syracuse. blasr..ct a home run, Greg Mike May led the Cundiff, Stewart and Ted Americans , hitting for lhe Woods, had two singles apiece. circuit. Middleport Bass also had a single for blasr,ct the Syracuse pitch- Syracuse. ing for ten runs in the first Racine joined the Athletics two innings enroute to their and Americans in second place third victory of !he season, with a 7-3 triumph over against only one defeat. Eastern. Brady Huffman went Mike Davenport went !he distance for the Americans, giving up eight hits, while striking out eight and walking four . Three pitchers went to the mound for Syracuse. Steve • Sr..wart starr,ct and struck out two and walked three before he was replaced in !he second by Tim Cundiff. Cundiff walked five and struck out seven before D. Bass took over in the By PETE SPUDICH fifth and struck out two. AKRON , Ohio (UP!) - Jack Leading hitters for the Nicklaus says "any hole on any Americans besides May, Were course can murder you," and Steve Bachner with two singles he most certainly means a and Mickey Davenport, Dave man-killer like the long , Smith and Dick Owen. all with lreacherous Firestone layout where they play the $160,000 . American Golf Qassic this week . The par 70 monster here is one of the toughest on the PGA tour . It's so tough Lee Trevino says he will never play here again because it's not tailored for his kind of ·game. Defending champion Bert Yancey, who defeated Tom double and two singles; Mike · Uloza.s on the first sudden. Casey had a double and single death hole last year after both and Mark Theiss singled twice. had carded four-under-par Anderson and Brown com- 276's, is among a field of 105 bined to pitch a five-hitter in which includes Nicklaus, leading Green over Addaville, Arnold Palmer and hot Tom 5-2. Jamie, Westfall, Ralph . Weiskopf. Palmer won the Baylor, Tim Nibert and Ed classic in 1967 and Nicklaus the Mollohan had hits for the following season, but no one losers . has picked up first prize money Gree'n's hitters were An· twice. derson, Graham, Brown and Veteran Bobby Nichols, who Mayo. finished in the top 10 in nine . tournaments in 1972 and picked up $78,847 for 30 ev~nts, is host GALLIPOLIS Soulhwest.!rn and Oak Hill battled to a 6-6 tie Friday evening in the Gallia County Pony League. In other games, Bidwell bombed Vinton, 17-2 and Green defeated Addaville, 5-2. In the Southwestern game, Oak Hili jumped into a 4-1lead at the end of the iirst inning. Southwestern bounced back eventualty knotting the score at 6-1! with a lhree run outburst in the sixt h inning·; Rick Crouse's two run single was the big blow during the rally . Terry Carter starr..d for the Highlanders. He was relieved by Chris Lewis in the eighth. Jerry Boggs came in to save lhe day for Oak HilL The game · will be finished July 13 when Southwestern travels to Oak Hill. Bidwell's Greg James and Gene Welch combined to hurl no-hit ball against the Vinton Dodgers. Both righthanders combined for 15 strikeouts and six walks. Tackett the losing hurler walked one and struck out four. James and Bruce Runyon led . the Pirate attack with four hi tS each. They each socked a home run. Freddie Logan had a GALLI A COUNTY PONY LEAGUE STANDINGS TEAM W L R OR the distance, striking out ten walking £ive in a five-run first hitters for Eastern were Bowen with two si11gles and Harrvus inning for Rutland. Mike Magnotta replaced Ebersbach with only one out in the first and went the d\Stance. Tillis led !he Rutland attack, slamming two singles and a double. Rick George cranked out two singles and Russ Fitzpatrick a double, as the Red Devils gathered t.!n hits off Middleport pitching. Middleport also had ten hits but could n 'I bun ch them together. John Pat Riley led win column with a 7-4 victory over winless Middleport A. Mark Tillis was the winning pitcher for Tuland going five innings. He struck out six and walked four , Tim Ebersbach pro for the tournament. He hasn 't had a victory since the lucrative Dow Joes in 1970 and feels the fact he 's the host pro doesn 'I necessarily enhance his chances of winning. 'j lt's worse when you play at home because you can't concentrate as much /' he says . .. A lot more things run through your mind. "Things like what's going on at the pro shop and people walking up to you for a casual conversation when you're try· ing to map strategy for the round . You can't just ignore these people while you are on the course because a lot are club members and friends you see nearly every day. But it all boggles your mind ," Actually, Nichols doesn't play the course much, being on the road all the time. "Most people think since it's my course, I should be the master of it," says Nichols, now 37 and father of two boys and a girl. "But that's not true because 1 don 'I play it enough to be its master.' ' The club's South Course, a demanding 7,18B-yard test with 69 bunkers and two water hazards , is lined with numerous trees along the fairways . Nichols says the trees will play "a most important part" in the tournament, beginning Thursday. ""jThe fairways aren't that wide," Nichols says. .;You have to plan every shot more than yqu would somewhere else because that's the way the course was laid out. The trees are where they should be and where you don't want them. "When you go for the greens you've got to be right on or you're sunk . That's because of the bunkers. Some are ali around the hole and others are right in. front waiting to get you, Then there's the thick rough. '' The gree ns are anot her problem. " All the greens are tricky and you have to take your time," Nichols said, " If your putting is ·nat consistent and you don't play it just right, a bogey or double bogey is what you're going to get." Cheshire 3 0 52 9 RIO GRANDE COLLEGE Bidwell 3 0 33 4 LYNECENTERSCHEDULE Green 2 2 14 32 June 18-24, 1973 Oak Hill 1 1 5 8 DATE - GYMNASIUM POOL Vinton I 3 15 31 June 18- 7-9 Open Recreation 1: 30-3: 30 Open Swiin AddaVi ll e I 3 12 33 4-5 Swim Lessons Sou lhwe stern 0 2 8 22 7-90pen _Sw.l m TOTALS' 11 11 139 1"39 June 19- 7-9 Open Recreation I: J0-3: 30 Open Swim last Week's Results : .4 -$ Swim Lessons Bidwell 3 Southwestern J; 7-9 Open Swim Vinton 9 Addaville 3; Cheshire June 20- 7-9 Open Recreation 1:30-3: 300pen Swim 14 Green 2; Bidwell 17 Vinton 4-5 Swim Lessons ?. ; Green 5 Addaville 2; South7-9 Open Swim l : 30 -3:30 Open Swim western 6 Oak Hill 6 . Note: Jvne 21 - 7-9 Open Recreation d-5 Swim lessons Addaville was also awarded a 7-0 forfeit by Oak Hill. 7-.9 Open Swim June 22- 7-9 Open Recreat ion This Week 's Schedule: I : 30-3: 30 Open Swim Tuesday - Bidwell at Oak .4 -5 Swim Lessons Hill ; Southwes t ern a t Ad 7-9 Open Swim June 23- 1: 30-3: 30 Open Rec. 1:30 -3: JO Open Swim daville ; Cheshire at Vinton . 1: 30 -3: 30 Open Sw im Thur sday Bidwell at June24- 1:30-3: 300pen Rec. 7-9 Open Recreation Cheshire (make-up game) 7-9 Open Swim Dr. Bruce Curt is Firday -Addaville at Bid-Dlre~tor of L yne Center: well; Qak Hill at Cheshire ;. Green a t Southwestern. A ·400 UNIT SINGLE FAMILY HOUSING COMMUNITY! OPEN SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND EVERY DAY 1:00 'TIL DARK RODNEY, OHIO LAGROW DISABLED PETROIT ( UP!) - Detroit Tigers' reliever Lerrin LaGrow was placed on the 21day disabled list Friday alter suffering a fractured right wrist · prior to an exhibition game 'Thursday night. Middleport with three singles .and double. 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Departing Columbus OVL Results TEAM AU THIIIATUIIS YOUWANTI AwalleWe In Other SJ1ft1 52x24' 64x24' W 2 2 2 I 0 L 0 0 0 I ./ / . 1 I 2 0 2 0 2 GALLIPOLIS - Former GAHS baseballer and Gallipolis native Dave Roberts chal ked up his seve nth National League triumph against three setbacks Friday night as he pitched the Houston Astros to a :\-2 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals, Roberts allowed the Carda two runs on nine hits. He needed help from Ray, Crawford and York in the ninth rung. Bill Wilson, Pomeroy native, dropped to l-2 on the year as he was charged with t he Philadelphia Phillies 4-3loss in 20 innings to San Francisco at Philadelphia Friday night. This i.~ C.1rroll Norris' place, "" Carroll Norris Dodge Inc. .. (1. 50 8t11le .St., Gllllipolis, Ohio. ,.," Uo~t.'t IJe b11shful. Next time you're over this way, lilop in, and Look · C11rroll 's pl11ce over. 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GALLIPOLIS, OHIO - - - - - ~ nATE ~--Y.lophono (o• noighbou) _ _ , 0 • TOTAL ELECTRIC ·. •31EDROOMS DE~ORS Wilson drops tilt ' TERRY I 3 VINDALE SECTIONAL-60x24' · · ~HOI~E Roberts wins 7th; .Typical Comments from Open House Visitors Rutlsnd Middleport A was charged wilh the loss, and walking three. Leading with a double. Rutland finally broke into the ~;J;~~*~l~;~~;m;~r~r;mr:;m;~;~~~~;~~~m~l;~;mr:~~~m~lml~l~l~l~~~~~l~l~~~~~~l~~~1mmm~~~ (SECTION 1) I 2 l 2 Syracuse • the distance for Racine striking out 15 and walking none. At one point Huffman fanned eight batters in a row . Leading hitt.!rs for Racine were Greg Dunning with a lriple and single, Jim Riffle with two singles, and Steve Hedrix and Eric Dunning with one single each. Losing pitcher Hall also went Akron course one of toughest on PGA tour OPEN HOUSE By Easr..m Pomeroy Phillies in first all alone after win Bidwell, Green post loop wins JUNE qualify this week 20 1 14 22 2 23 12 2 26 25 2 21 26 2 22 29 2 16 31 1 4 31 By United Press International TARA Here's this Junior golfers to 12 POMEROY -The Pomeroy Tigers )VOn two games last week in Pomeroy Boys League action. Monday they outscored the Rutland B ieam 35-7 in 3 inniugs. The winning pitcher was Randy Marshall and the ~ losing pitcher for Rutland was THIS WEEK'S GAMES, Ron Dugan. Hitters for the Monday -White Sox vs. Tigers were S. Ohlinger, a Padres, 6; Orioles vs. double and a single; Senato rs, 8:20. Tuesday - Cvbs vs . Tigers, Icenhower, 2 singles;· Mar6 ; Padres vs. Yankees, 8:20. shall, 3 home runs, one double, Wednesday -Red Sox vs. and a single; Blake, 2 home Ind ians, 6; White Sox vs. Tigers, 8: 20. runs, one triple and a single; · thursday - Orioles vs. Morris, 2 singles; C. Kennedy, Athletics, 6 ; Red Sox vs. In. a home run, a double and a dians, 8:20. Friday -Yankees vs. single; D. Kennedy, a single; Senators, 6; Red Sox vs. Browning, a single, Basham, a Athletics, 8:20. triple; Teaford, a single and K. (Pony League) Smith 2 singles. LAST WEEK ' S RESULTSo Braves 9 Dodgers l; Reds 7 Rutland hitters we~e Duggan Dodgers 0 ; Giants 20 Phil lie s 3. a triple, and Gore a triple. THIS WEEK'S GAMES o Thursday the Tigers downed Monday - Phillie s vs. Syracuse A team 20-3. WUUJ. ing Dodgers Tuesday - Braves vs. Reds pitcher was Blake and losing Wednesday Giants vs . , pitcher, R . Taylor. Tiger Dodgers Thursday --:- Reds vs. Ph lilies hitters were Icenhower, a Friday - Braves vs . Giants triple; Marshall, a home run (Pee Wee Le~~ue) THIS WEEK'S GAMES o and a double; Blake, a double; Monday - Wrens vs. Larks Morris, three singles; D. Tuesday -Angels vs . Eagles Kennedy, a single; C. KenWednesday - . Hawks vs. Robins nedy, a single; and Basham, a ThursdaY J-Hawks vs. single. Falcons Syracuse hitters were J. Friday -Orioles vs. Cards Games start at 10 a.m . on Davis, a single and M. Davis, a Memoria I Fle ld"). triple. 17- The Sunday-Times Sentinel, June 17. 1973 week's su mmer recreation .. SCHEINBLUM TO ANGELS ANAHEIM, Calif. (UP!) I Switchhitting outfielder Richie .1 Scheinblum, making his fifth 1 1 move in four seasons, was ·0 picked up on waivers by the TOTALS 13 13 212 212 California Angels Friday from LAST WEEK'S RESUL TS o the Cincinnati Reds in ex(little league) change for two players to be Yankees · 11 Oriol eS 0; Athletics 7 Cubs 5;· White Sox 8 named later. Indian s 2; Tigers 15 Padres 1; Scheinblum previously Padres 12 Cubs 8; Orioles 1.4 played for Cleveland and Indians 11; Red Sox 2 Tigers 1; Washington. Athletics 31 Senatores 4. 1 1 !heir romp over the Senators. Chris Ramsay starr..d for lhe A's. He was relieved by Scott Ramsay in the first inning. Scott Ramsay was credited with the win, Bucky Qualls start.!d for the Senators. He was relieved by Mike Coonen in the first and Billy Barr in the third. Qualls was charged with the loss. For the winners, Scott Ramsay had a perfect day at the plate with 5 hits in five trips- three singles and two doubles. Morris Casey bad a triple and single. The Senators collected two hlts, one each by Qualls and Tim Burnette. The A's, leading 6-4 after one inning, wrapped it up with 10 runs in the second and 11 in the fifth . Falcons ; 22 - Orioles-Cards. . JULY 16 - Wrens -Cards ; JUNE 25 -· Wrens-Eagles ; and J-Hawks-Angels ; 17 26 Larks-Robins ; 27 Falcon s-Or'ioles and Wrens Angels- .-:alcons; 28 - Hawks- Hawks ; 18 - Robin.s-J. Hawks Cards; 29 - J -Hawks.Orioles. and Cards -Eag l es ; 19 JULY 2 - ·wrens-Robins ; 3 Eagles - Hawks and Orioles - Eagles-Falcons ; 5 - Larks- Larks; 20 - Larks-= Angels and Cards ; 6 - Angels -Orioles; 7 Falcons-Robins . Hawks-J-Hawks. JULY 23 - Wrens-Orioles JULY 9 - Wrens-Falcons and Hawk s· Larks; 24- Cards and Orioles - Hawks ; 10 J. Hawks and Wrens-Angels ; 25 Robins - Cards and Falcons- ~ Falcons - Hawk s and J Larks; 11 Eagles -Orioles Hawk.s -Eagles ; 26 - Robins and Wrens -J-Hawks ; 12 Angels and Cards-Fal j:ons ;· 27 Larks -J . Hawks and Cards- - Eagles-Larks and Or iolesAngels:Hayvks Rob ins. Angels ; 13 and Robins-Eagles coach in 15 months J. ~gers charged with the loss. Alva Johnson relieved Mulato In the third runr. The Tigers taiUed lour runs in the second, and wrapped up the victory with six more in the last rung . 1 For the winners , Steve Thomas had a triple and single. Tom Harder slammed a home run and single. ·Mike Basliani had a triple and single and Pete Buis had two singles. The Padres had only two hits, singles by Neal Prendergast and Jim Mulato. The Atheltics moved into first place by a half game over the idle Whit.! Sox following Pee Wee League action will begin on Monday GALUPOUS - Gallipolis junior golfers, 14 years and under and 15 and over; have untU 5 p.m. today to sign up for the 1973 junior club toiJrJUNE 16-Wrens-Lark S 19- nament. Prospects , may Angels-Eagles; 20 - Hawks~ register at the , golf clubhouse. Robins; 21 J - Hawks Joe Fenderbosch, tournament chairman, annOunced Saturday tbat 36-holes of Summer League qualification play will be held Monday and Tuesday on the job " unles 1felt the team could local links, beginning at 10 a. baseball standings develop into a winner.'' m. each day. Shue, who compiled a 291-257 PONY LEAGUE The Gallipolis Golf Club will record with Baltimore in 6% TEAM .W L R OP sponsor the low medalist and seasons, .said he. was starting Giants 2 0 35 it runnerup ( 15 and over Reds 2 0 21 3 with the team from scratch. Braves 1 1 10 16 division) io the 1973 Ohio Golf "In developing a team over a Phi11ies 1 2 15 38 0 J 5 25 Association Tournament, to be period'of time, the coach could DodgerS TOTALS 6 6 86 86 held Aug . 7 and 8 at the be more important than he would be moviqg in with a LITTLE LEAGUE TEAM W L R OR winner," he said. 'l'' GALU POLIS - " 76ers have fourth PHILADELPHIA (UP!) For the fourth time in IS months, the Philadelp!lla 76ers have a new head coach. He is Gene Shue, fanner Baltimore coach who' led the Bullets to four division titles , and !().year veteran of the National Basketball Association. Shue considered the new job "a nice Challenge" ~ which may be an understatement. • Last season the 76ers ended with the worst record in the history of the NBA, winning only nine of 82 games. After Jack 1\amsay quit the ~<!am -less than a year and a half ago-the 76ers went to the college ranks for Roy Rubin . But Rubin 's team could put together :only six wins before he was shown the door last season. Kevin Loughery, a 76ers' guard acquired from Baltimore, took over and suffered through rest of the season as a player-coach. At the end of Ule campaign, Loughery suddenly left for the New York Nets of the American Basketb~ll Association. once again the 76ers were in the market for a coach and began bargaining .with Shue, whose contract expired at the end Of May. Shue was unhappy over his team's performance in , and over p1~ns to the plsyoffs move the Bullets to Largo, Md., a Washington suburb. He said Friday he would not have taken the Philadelphia ummer rec cage .~chedule �16 - The Sunday-'l'imer :ientinel, Ju. • 17, 1973 Eiif:~~~~~;~m~~~~~~~~~~~~l~~~~il~Yi~i K C Tourney rosters -. ... -· - are due by June 29 -- .• ' CHESHIRE - A spokesman ror the 15th ., annual Kyger Creek Little League Baseball , :· Tournament announced Saturday that rosters : must be submitted lo Hilt Hubbard, in care or • 'the Kyger Creek Power Plant, Box 81, •• Gallipolis, Ohio, 45631, by Friday, June 29. •' This year's tournament is being limited to • • • teams from the Meigs, G~Uia and Mason • ' County area. The 1973 tournament will begin • on Monday. July 9, on the James B. Harreld • Field, formerly known as the Kyger Creek • Employees Club Diamond. • .. • Worman blanks • ~ Pirates, 6-0 • • • I : CINCINNATI (UP!) - The : Cincin'!'lti Reds probably will : never receive a dividend any : quicker. : Fred Norman, acquired in 1 : trade with San Diego just a few : days ago, made his debut with : the Reds Friday night by : pitching a five-bitter as he shut • out the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-0. . • The v1ctory was only the :second of the season against : seven losses for the 5-foot-8, : ]7().pound left-hander. : Ironically, Norman 's only :other victory was a 2-1 triumph :over the Reds back on May 20. reminded Freddie of that :victory and pointed out to him :that it might cost us a pennant :so he had better win seven in a :row, " said Larry Stahl, •another ex-Padre. ~ HFreddie's a high-strung He really gets involved in .a game when he's pitching. :&metimes a catcher has to go :Oiit and calm him down a lit- . : ur :%uY. :u&." ;: :,P,tcher Bob Barton, another ;j![-Padre; had advised Bill :Jtunmer of Norman's temper)tpent before Friday night's d(!!;!lle. " "''Have some jokes ready to ~~it Freddie just i'l,, case you have to settle him down a little, " Barton told Plummer before the game. As it turned out, Plummer didn't need any. "It was a fun game to catch," he · said. " Just like the shutout Jack Billingham pitched against the Mets Une 4. I just put my glove where I wanted the pitch and Freddie put the ball there." After AI Oliver opened the sixth inning with a single, there was a rain delay o( 51 minutes. "If something like that had happened a couple of years ago when I was having a little arm trouble, I'd have been through for the night," Norman said. Friday night, though, the delay gave Nonnan a welcomed rest because he had only pitched two innings in the last week. , The Reds gave Norman a five-{'Un lead in the third and added their final run ,in the seventh. "Pitching for a contender-a club that scores runs-has to give a guy a psychological lift," Norman said. The Reds will wind up their current home stand with a doubleheader against the Pirates Sunday. Giants continue to roll; • A's, Tigers cop LL wzns GALLIPOLIS The Gallipolis Pony League Giants scored II runs in the first inning , then went on to defeat the Phillies 2().J on Memorial Field Friday evening. The victory put the Giants · back in first place with the Reds with a 2-0 mark. The Pirates are H on the year. Tony Folden starr..d for the Gian Is. He was relieved by Kev Sinuns, who was credited with !he win. John Bastiani was charged with the loss. The Giants banged out 10 hits, including a triple by Brett WiJson and a home run by Ben King. Bob Condee, King and Brend· Saunders each had two hits apiece for the defending champs . For the PhiUies, Steve Burris had twp singles and Jim Saunders a single. In Little League action Friday, the Tigers snapped a two-game losing streak by surprising the Padres, 1);-J., In the nightcap, the powe1 lui Athletics remained unbeaten in three starts by piling up a 31-4 victory over the Senators. It was the Sens first game Of the season, having been rained out twice earlier in the season. Steve Tbomas was credited with the Tigers' victory. Jim Mulato was GALLIPOLIS - Summer Recreation Program Director Cliff Wilson announced Saturday that action in the 1973 Gallipolis PeeWee League will begin on Memorial Field Monday morning. During the past two weeks, Bruce Wilson and Skipper Johnson , the league's super· visors, have · condu.c ted practice sessions for each of the loop's 10 teams. It was pointed out that the June 18 through July 7 games will begin at 10 a. m. During July (from July 9th through the 27th) the first game will start at 9:30 a. m. sharp and the second game at II a. m. The second game will he finished by 12:30. Program officials urge players to be prompt, and to attend all games. Here's the 1973 Pee Wee League schedules: • • :standings INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE tu cap re . tWO loop WinS Athletics White Sox Red Sox Orioles Tigers Yankees CUbs Indians Padres Senators 3 0 · 46 2 2 0 1 19 21 American Division W L Pet. GB Rochesfer Syracuse J6 2-4 .600 29 28 .509 Pawtucket Toledo 27 27 25 35 .500 6 Slf1 for airline reservations "around the corner ... or around the wotld . ... . 417 11 National Division . W L Pet. GB Charleston 36 25 .590 . Tidewafer 33 27 .550 21/2 Peni nsula 27 .542 3 18 43 .295 18 Friday's Results Charleston 1 Pawtucket 0, 1st Pawtucke1 1 Cha rles ton 0, 2nd Peninsula 7 Toledo o. 2nd Peninsula s Toledo -4, 2nd Rochester 6 Richmond 5 Sy racuse 4 Tidewater 2 Call446-0699 32 Richmond . 33 Court Street basketball schedule· Monda)' - Court t - 10.. vs. Tllo\VEL SERVICE AMERICA'S LARGEST TRAVEL AGENCY DEVELOPMENT 11 ; 8vs . 9; 1 vs . 12 . Covrf2 - 6 V$ 7 ; 4 V$ . 5 ; 2 VS . 3. Tuesday - Court I .- l vs. OORP• IO ; 8vs . l2 ; 6vs . ll; Court2 - 4 \IS 9; 2 11$ . 7 ; 3 VS. 5 . Wednesday- Court 1- 4 vs. 11 ; 6 \IS. 10 ; I vs . 8; Court 2 - 2 vs. 11 ; 3 vs. 9; s vs. 7. FARMER TRADED CLEVELAND (U P! ) )-The Cleveland Indians traded relief pitcher Ed Farmer to the Detroit Tigers for reliever Tom Timmerman and minor league infielder Kevin Collins, Farmer, a 23-year old righthander, appeared in 16 games with the lndians this season and posted a B-2 record which included a 4.6 ERA. Timmerman, a 33-year old righthander, made .17 appearances for the Tigers, hurled 39 innings with an ERA of 3.69 and a 1-1 record. Collins, who is hitting ,143 at Toledo in the lntemational league will be sent to the Indians ' AAA farm club at Oklahoma City, NEW HOMES FOR SALE 'B u .i 1d i n g 4 Si t e s Available. Kingsberry Homes built to t:t any specificatioos . All Underground Utilities Prov ided. ----------For Information Or Appointment PHONE 367-72.50 Addison. 0 . SPECIAL Offer Good Thru June 30th GRAN TORINO ' MARTIN FORD WILL DISCOUNT ANY 1973 GRAN TORINO IN STO(:K ••• BeimontHills Country Club, St. Clairsville, Ohio. The six low medalists (includin g , both divisions) will represent Gallipolis in the annual Southeastern Ohio Junior Golf Association T~urnament at Logan later this summe r . SCIOTO RESULTS COLUMBUS (UPI ) - Oppy captured the featured free-forall pace Friday night at Scioto Downs, returning $5.20, $3.40 and $2.40 to ninth race bettors. In second was Fashion Dream, followed by King . Storm. The 4-5 daily double· combination of Miff Dottie and Deweys Delight paid $265.60. The 1-5 quinella pairing paid $83.70. The crowd of 7,188 wagered $362,108. - $ POMEROY -The Pomeroy Phillles took sole possession Of first place in the Meigs Pony League with a 6-3 victory over the Pomeroy Athletics Friday night. The Phillies, in upping their record to U, were led by pitcher Jeff McKinney. McKinney held the Athletics to just one hit, a triple by Tim Hood whjch drove in aU three of the A's runs. Mike Nesselroad, with a triple and single led the Phillies' nine hit attack against losing pitcher Dale Browning. Also supplying hits for the Phil's attack were Charley Marshall and Larry Fridley with two hits apiece, and Pat Souls by, ' Rick Taylor and Kenny Mankin, all with one single. McKinney struck out 17 batters, while walking four. Browning slruck out 13 and walked only two. In other Pony League action Friday night, the Middleport 12 TO ChOOSE FROM DISCOUNT THAT'S RIGHT - All GRAN TORINOS IN STOCK We have too many Torinos in stock and' must sell to alleviate our storage problems. These cars are all late arrivals - 90 pet. have Fac. Air Cond. This special Discount Sale is for the month of June Only! Americans jumped into a tie one single each. for second place with a 16-a For Syracuse, Tim Cundiff bombardment Of Syracuse. blasr..ct a home run, Greg Mike May led the Cundiff, Stewart and Ted Americans , hitting for lhe Woods, had two singles apiece. circuit. Middleport Bass also had a single for blasr,ct the Syracuse pitch- Syracuse. ing for ten runs in the first Racine joined the Athletics two innings enroute to their and Americans in second place third victory of !he season, with a 7-3 triumph over against only one defeat. Eastern. Brady Huffman went Mike Davenport went !he distance for the Americans, giving up eight hits, while striking out eight and walking four . Three pitchers went to the mound for Syracuse. Steve • Sr..wart starr,ct and struck out two and walked three before he was replaced in !he second by Tim Cundiff. Cundiff walked five and struck out seven before D. Bass took over in the By PETE SPUDICH fifth and struck out two. AKRON , Ohio (UP!) - Jack Leading hitters for the Nicklaus says "any hole on any Americans besides May, Were course can murder you," and Steve Bachner with two singles he most certainly means a and Mickey Davenport, Dave man-killer like the long , Smith and Dick Owen. all with lreacherous Firestone layout where they play the $160,000 . American Golf Qassic this week . The par 70 monster here is one of the toughest on the PGA tour . It's so tough Lee Trevino says he will never play here again because it's not tailored for his kind of ·game. Defending champion Bert Yancey, who defeated Tom double and two singles; Mike · Uloza.s on the first sudden. Casey had a double and single death hole last year after both and Mark Theiss singled twice. had carded four-under-par Anderson and Brown com- 276's, is among a field of 105 bined to pitch a five-hitter in which includes Nicklaus, leading Green over Addaville, Arnold Palmer and hot Tom 5-2. Jamie, Westfall, Ralph . Weiskopf. Palmer won the Baylor, Tim Nibert and Ed classic in 1967 and Nicklaus the Mollohan had hits for the following season, but no one losers . has picked up first prize money Gree'n's hitters were An· twice. derson, Graham, Brown and Veteran Bobby Nichols, who Mayo. finished in the top 10 in nine . tournaments in 1972 and picked up $78,847 for 30 ev~nts, is host GALLIPOLIS Soulhwest.!rn and Oak Hill battled to a 6-6 tie Friday evening in the Gallia County Pony League. In other games, Bidwell bombed Vinton, 17-2 and Green defeated Addaville, 5-2. In the Southwestern game, Oak Hili jumped into a 4-1lead at the end of the iirst inning. Southwestern bounced back eventualty knotting the score at 6-1! with a lhree run outburst in the sixt h inning·; Rick Crouse's two run single was the big blow during the rally . Terry Carter starr..d for the Highlanders. He was relieved by Chris Lewis in the eighth. Jerry Boggs came in to save lhe day for Oak HilL The game · will be finished July 13 when Southwestern travels to Oak Hill. Bidwell's Greg James and Gene Welch combined to hurl no-hit ball against the Vinton Dodgers. Both righthanders combined for 15 strikeouts and six walks. Tackett the losing hurler walked one and struck out four. James and Bruce Runyon led . the Pirate attack with four hi tS each. They each socked a home run. Freddie Logan had a GALLI A COUNTY PONY LEAGUE STANDINGS TEAM W L R OR the distance, striking out ten walking £ive in a five-run first hitters for Eastern were Bowen with two si11gles and Harrvus inning for Rutland. Mike Magnotta replaced Ebersbach with only one out in the first and went the d\Stance. Tillis led !he Rutland attack, slamming two singles and a double. Rick George cranked out two singles and Russ Fitzpatrick a double, as the Red Devils gathered t.!n hits off Middleport pitching. Middleport also had ten hits but could n 'I bun ch them together. John Pat Riley led win column with a 7-4 victory over winless Middleport A. Mark Tillis was the winning pitcher for Tuland going five innings. He struck out six and walked four , Tim Ebersbach pro for the tournament. He hasn 't had a victory since the lucrative Dow Joes in 1970 and feels the fact he 's the host pro doesn 'I necessarily enhance his chances of winning. 'j lt's worse when you play at home because you can't concentrate as much /' he says . .. A lot more things run through your mind. "Things like what's going on at the pro shop and people walking up to you for a casual conversation when you're try· ing to map strategy for the round . You can't just ignore these people while you are on the course because a lot are club members and friends you see nearly every day. But it all boggles your mind ," Actually, Nichols doesn't play the course much, being on the road all the time. "Most people think since it's my course, I should be the master of it," says Nichols, now 37 and father of two boys and a girl. "But that's not true because 1 don 'I play it enough to be its master.' ' The club's South Course, a demanding 7,18B-yard test with 69 bunkers and two water hazards , is lined with numerous trees along the fairways . Nichols says the trees will play "a most important part" in the tournament, beginning Thursday. ""jThe fairways aren't that wide," Nichols says. .;You have to plan every shot more than yqu would somewhere else because that's the way the course was laid out. The trees are where they should be and where you don't want them. "When you go for the greens you've got to be right on or you're sunk . That's because of the bunkers. Some are ali around the hole and others are right in. front waiting to get you, Then there's the thick rough. '' The gree ns are anot her problem. " All the greens are tricky and you have to take your time," Nichols said, " If your putting is ·nat consistent and you don't play it just right, a bogey or double bogey is what you're going to get." Cheshire 3 0 52 9 RIO GRANDE COLLEGE Bidwell 3 0 33 4 LYNECENTERSCHEDULE Green 2 2 14 32 June 18-24, 1973 Oak Hill 1 1 5 8 DATE - GYMNASIUM POOL Vinton I 3 15 31 June 18- 7-9 Open Recreation 1: 30-3: 30 Open Swiin AddaVi ll e I 3 12 33 4-5 Swim Lessons Sou lhwe stern 0 2 8 22 7-90pen _Sw.l m TOTALS' 11 11 139 1"39 June 19- 7-9 Open Recreation I: J0-3: 30 Open Swim last Week's Results : .4 -$ Swim Lessons Bidwell 3 Southwestern J; 7-9 Open Swim Vinton 9 Addaville 3; Cheshire June 20- 7-9 Open Recreation 1:30-3: 300pen Swim 14 Green 2; Bidwell 17 Vinton 4-5 Swim Lessons ?. ; Green 5 Addaville 2; South7-9 Open Swim l : 30 -3:30 Open Swim western 6 Oak Hill 6 . Note: Jvne 21 - 7-9 Open Recreation d-5 Swim lessons Addaville was also awarded a 7-0 forfeit by Oak Hill. 7-.9 Open Swim June 22- 7-9 Open Recreat ion This Week 's Schedule: I : 30-3: 30 Open Swim Tuesday - Bidwell at Oak .4 -5 Swim Lessons Hill ; Southwes t ern a t Ad 7-9 Open Swim June 23- 1: 30-3: 30 Open Rec. 1:30 -3: JO Open Swim daville ; Cheshire at Vinton . 1: 30 -3: 30 Open Sw im Thur sday Bidwell at June24- 1:30-3: 300pen Rec. 7-9 Open Recreation Cheshire (make-up game) 7-9 Open Swim Dr. Bruce Curt is Firday -Addaville at Bid-Dlre~tor of L yne Center: well; Qak Hill at Cheshire ;. Green a t Southwestern. A ·400 UNIT SINGLE FAMILY HOUSING COMMUNITY! OPEN SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND EVERY DAY 1:00 'TIL DARK RODNEY, OHIO LAGROW DISABLED PETROIT ( UP!) - Detroit Tigers' reliever Lerrin LaGrow was placed on the 21day disabled list Friday alter suffering a fractured right wrist · prior to an exhibition game 'Thursday night. Middleport with three singles .and double. He received help from Ma~notta with a double and sin~le . Buddy Lavender and Greg Walburn added two singles each. STANDINGS · TEAM WL Phillies 3 0 Athletics 3 I Americans 3 Racine 3 Come to LAS VEGAS Join Our AAA Group "Can't belive it lakes only 1 qt .'~I P~\nt for the exterior" 11 Best buy we've seen 10 th~ a~ea, "Can't believe it's so large ms•de " -JO ·· 'lNSON . 11 you are . thinking ?f buying a home, here 1s some food for thought , why you · should own a mObile home. , You can get a mobile home of the right s·ize and layout to fit your family, be It large, small or medium , sized . You will not be discriminated against -because you have children . A mobile home is com plete with all modern conveniences and ap plian ces, includ~ d in the purchase price. No "ex tras" to buy . we could go on and on . with good reasons why you should own a mobile home. Don ' t just take ovr word, stop in and see for yourself. Watch next week for more good reasons why you should own a mobile home . 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Departing Columbus OVL Results TEAM AU THIIIATUIIS YOUWANTI AwalleWe In Other SJ1ft1 52x24' 64x24' W 2 2 2 I 0 L 0 0 0 I ./ / . 1 I 2 0 2 0 2 GALLIPOLIS - Former GAHS baseballer and Gallipolis native Dave Roberts chal ked up his seve nth National League triumph against three setbacks Friday night as he pitched the Houston Astros to a :\-2 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals, Roberts allowed the Carda two runs on nine hits. He needed help from Ray, Crawford and York in the ninth rung. Bill Wilson, Pomeroy native, dropped to l-2 on the year as he was charged with t he Philadelphia Phillies 4-3loss in 20 innings to San Francisco at Philadelphia Friday night. This i.~ C.1rroll Norris' place, "" Carroll Norris Dodge Inc. .. (1. 50 8t11le .St., Gllllipolis, Ohio. ,.," Uo~t.'t IJe b11shful. Next time you're over this way, lilop in, and Look · C11rroll 's pl11ce over. 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GALLIPOLIS, OHIO - - - - - ~ nATE ~--Y.lophono (o• noighbou) _ _ , 0 • TOTAL ELECTRIC ·. •31EDROOMS DE~ORS Wilson drops tilt ' TERRY I 3 VINDALE SECTIONAL-60x24' · · ~HOI~E Roberts wins 7th; .Typical Comments from Open House Visitors Rutlsnd Middleport A was charged wilh the loss, and walking three. Leading with a double. Rutland finally broke into the ~;J;~~*~l~;~~;m;~r~r;mr:;m;~;~~~~;~~~m~l;~;mr:~~~m~lml~l~l~l~~~~~l~l~~~~~~l~~~1mmm~~~ (SECTION 1) I 2 l 2 Syracuse • the distance for Racine striking out 15 and walking none. At one point Huffman fanned eight batters in a row . Leading hitt.!rs for Racine were Greg Dunning with a lriple and single, Jim Riffle with two singles, and Steve Hedrix and Eric Dunning with one single each. Losing pitcher Hall also went Akron course one of toughest on PGA tour OPEN HOUSE By Easr..m Pomeroy Phillies in first all alone after win Bidwell, Green post loop wins JUNE qualify this week 20 1 14 22 2 23 12 2 26 25 2 21 26 2 22 29 2 16 31 1 4 31 By United Press International TARA Here's this Junior golfers to 12 POMEROY -The Pomeroy Tigers )VOn two games last week in Pomeroy Boys League action. Monday they outscored the Rutland B ieam 35-7 in 3 inniugs. The winning pitcher was Randy Marshall and the ~ losing pitcher for Rutland was THIS WEEK'S GAMES, Ron Dugan. Hitters for the Monday -White Sox vs. Tigers were S. Ohlinger, a Padres, 6; Orioles vs. double and a single; Senato rs, 8:20. Tuesday - Cvbs vs . Tigers, Icenhower, 2 singles;· Mar6 ; Padres vs. Yankees, 8:20. shall, 3 home runs, one double, Wednesday -Red Sox vs. and a single; Blake, 2 home Ind ians, 6; White Sox vs. Tigers, 8: 20. runs, one triple and a single; · thursday - Orioles vs. Morris, 2 singles; C. Kennedy, Athletics, 6 ; Red Sox vs. In. a home run, a double and a dians, 8:20. Friday -Yankees vs. single; D. Kennedy, a single; Senators, 6; Red Sox vs. Browning, a single, Basham, a Athletics, 8:20. triple; Teaford, a single and K. (Pony League) Smith 2 singles. LAST WEEK ' S RESULTSo Braves 9 Dodgers l; Reds 7 Rutland hitters we~e Duggan Dodgers 0 ; Giants 20 Phil lie s 3. a triple, and Gore a triple. THIS WEEK'S GAMES o Thursday the Tigers downed Monday - Phillie s vs. Syracuse A team 20-3. WUUJ. ing Dodgers Tuesday - Braves vs. Reds pitcher was Blake and losing Wednesday Giants vs . , pitcher, R . Taylor. Tiger Dodgers Thursday --:- Reds vs. Ph lilies hitters were Icenhower, a Friday - Braves vs . Giants triple; Marshall, a home run (Pee Wee Le~~ue) THIS WEEK'S GAMES o and a double; Blake, a double; Monday - Wrens vs. Larks Morris, three singles; D. Tuesday -Angels vs . Eagles Kennedy, a single; C. KenWednesday - . Hawks vs. Robins nedy, a single; and Basham, a ThursdaY J-Hawks vs. single. Falcons Syracuse hitters were J. Friday -Orioles vs. Cards Games start at 10 a.m . on Davis, a single and M. Davis, a Memoria I Fle ld"). triple. 17- The Sunday-Times Sentinel, June 17. 1973 week's su mmer recreation .. SCHEINBLUM TO ANGELS ANAHEIM, Calif. (UP!) I Switchhitting outfielder Richie .1 Scheinblum, making his fifth 1 1 move in four seasons, was ·0 picked up on waivers by the TOTALS 13 13 212 212 California Angels Friday from LAST WEEK'S RESUL TS o the Cincinnati Reds in ex(little league) change for two players to be Yankees · 11 Oriol eS 0; Athletics 7 Cubs 5;· White Sox 8 named later. Indian s 2; Tigers 15 Padres 1; Scheinblum previously Padres 12 Cubs 8; Orioles 1.4 played for Cleveland and Indians 11; Red Sox 2 Tigers 1; Washington. Athletics 31 Senatores 4. 1 1 !heir romp over the Senators. Chris Ramsay starr..d for lhe A's. He was relieved by Scott Ramsay in the first inning. Scott Ramsay was credited with the win, Bucky Qualls start.!d for the Senators. He was relieved by Mike Coonen in the first and Billy Barr in the third. Qualls was charged with the loss. For the winners, Scott Ramsay had a perfect day at the plate with 5 hits in five trips- three singles and two doubles. Morris Casey bad a triple and single. The Senators collected two hlts, one each by Qualls and Tim Burnette. The A's, leading 6-4 after one inning, wrapped it up with 10 runs in the second and 11 in the fifth . Falcons ; 22 - Orioles-Cards. . JULY 16 - Wrens -Cards ; JUNE 25 -· Wrens-Eagles ; and J-Hawks-Angels ; 17 26 Larks-Robins ; 27 Falcon s-Or'ioles and Wrens Angels- .-:alcons; 28 - Hawks- Hawks ; 18 - Robin.s-J. Hawks Cards; 29 - J -Hawks.Orioles. and Cards -Eag l es ; 19 JULY 2 - ·wrens-Robins ; 3 Eagles - Hawks and Orioles - Eagles-Falcons ; 5 - Larks- Larks; 20 - Larks-= Angels and Cards ; 6 - Angels -Orioles; 7 Falcons-Robins . Hawks-J-Hawks. JULY 23 - Wrens-Orioles JULY 9 - Wrens-Falcons and Hawk s· Larks; 24- Cards and Orioles - Hawks ; 10 J. Hawks and Wrens-Angels ; 25 Robins - Cards and Falcons- ~ Falcons - Hawk s and J Larks; 11 Eagles -Orioles Hawk.s -Eagles ; 26 - Robins and Wrens -J-Hawks ; 12 Angels and Cards-Fal j:ons ;· 27 Larks -J . Hawks and Cards- - Eagles-Larks and Or iolesAngels:Hayvks Rob ins. Angels ; 13 and Robins-Eagles coach in 15 months J. ~gers charged with the loss. Alva Johnson relieved Mulato In the third runr. The Tigers taiUed lour runs in the second, and wrapped up the victory with six more in the last rung . 1 For the winners , Steve Thomas had a triple and single. Tom Harder slammed a home run and single. ·Mike Basliani had a triple and single and Pete Buis had two singles. The Padres had only two hits, singles by Neal Prendergast and Jim Mulato. The Atheltics moved into first place by a half game over the idle Whit.! Sox following Pee Wee League action will begin on Monday GALUPOUS - Gallipolis junior golfers, 14 years and under and 15 and over; have untU 5 p.m. today to sign up for the 1973 junior club toiJrJUNE 16-Wrens-Lark S 19- nament. Prospects , may Angels-Eagles; 20 - Hawks~ register at the , golf clubhouse. Robins; 21 J - Hawks Joe Fenderbosch, tournament chairman, annOunced Saturday tbat 36-holes of Summer League qualification play will be held Monday and Tuesday on the job " unles 1felt the team could local links, beginning at 10 a. baseball standings develop into a winner.'' m. each day. Shue, who compiled a 291-257 PONY LEAGUE The Gallipolis Golf Club will record with Baltimore in 6% TEAM .W L R OP sponsor the low medalist and seasons, .said he. was starting Giants 2 0 35 it runnerup ( 15 and over Reds 2 0 21 3 with the team from scratch. Braves 1 1 10 16 division) io the 1973 Ohio Golf "In developing a team over a Phi11ies 1 2 15 38 0 J 5 25 Association Tournament, to be period'of time, the coach could DodgerS TOTALS 6 6 86 86 held Aug . 7 and 8 at the be more important than he would be moviqg in with a LITTLE LEAGUE TEAM W L R OR winner," he said. 'l'' GALU POLIS - " 76ers have fourth PHILADELPHIA (UP!) For the fourth time in IS months, the Philadelp!lla 76ers have a new head coach. He is Gene Shue, fanner Baltimore coach who' led the Bullets to four division titles , and !().year veteran of the National Basketball Association. Shue considered the new job "a nice Challenge" ~ which may be an understatement. • Last season the 76ers ended with the worst record in the history of the NBA, winning only nine of 82 games. After Jack 1\amsay quit the ~<!am -less than a year and a half ago-the 76ers went to the college ranks for Roy Rubin . But Rubin 's team could put together :only six wins before he was shown the door last season. Kevin Loughery, a 76ers' guard acquired from Baltimore, took over and suffered through rest of the season as a player-coach. At the end of Ule campaign, Loughery suddenly left for the New York Nets of the American Basketb~ll Association. once again the 76ers were in the market for a coach and began bargaining .with Shue, whose contract expired at the end Of May. Shue was unhappy over his team's performance in , and over p1~ns to the plsyoffs move the Bullets to Largo, Md., a Washington suburb. He said Friday he would not have taken the Philadelphia ummer rec cage .~chedule �• • I l t - The Sunday-Times Sentinel, June 17, 1973 1,!1- Tb.. Sundav-Times Sentinel. June 17, 1973 ~ladioli add color to gardens By C. E. Blateslee EJ.t. Ageot, Agriculture POMEROY - This Is the time of year when homeowners :plan and plant for the rest of the 1973season and into 1974. A few gladlo!i bulbs planted each week for the next few )'Veeks will add continuing color to your flower garden all summer. And, they make good cut flowers for your vases throu ghout 1lle growing season. the NEW in FARMING Planting glads is easy. Horticulturists at The Ohio State ~University say you should plant in lull sun in a well drained, -sandy soil. Dig up the top eight inches of soil. Tear up the sod and roots and mix these into the soil. Add two or three inches of leaf =tnold or peatmoss and dig again. Next, dig a trench six inches - deep and add one cup of complete fertilizer such as :;.!().5 to each 25 feet of row. Mix this thoroughly in the soil. : Plant your glad bulbs four to six inches deep, four to six inches apart. Cover with the fertilizer-ooil mix and firm . Water · thoroughly. You should fertilize the plants a second time when the flower !!pikes appear in the center of the foliage fan. As soon as the plants are 12 inches tall, mound soil around the stems to a height of about six inches, or stake each plant individually. This helps keep strong winds from blowing the plants over. Mulching with about one inch of sawdust, pine bark, or other decayed material conserves moisture for the plants and aids in · controlling weeds. Avoid hoeing as this damages the roots that , feed near the surface of the soil. Pull out weeds and add more mulch, if fine grass becomes a problem. _ Our spring flower foliage builds next year 's bloom . When · _jpring flowering bulbs stop blooming, the first thing most of us -'want to do is clip off the green foliage. After all, it doesn't do much to pretty up the flower beds when it is larger than the young annuals we have set out. I wouldn't do it if I were you. Next year 's blooms depend on the food the green leaves prod~ce for storage in the bulb. If you . remove the leaves too soon, the number and size of nexl year's flowers will be reduced. KEEP THE FOUAGE green as long as possible with an occasional watering. Watering is very important if plants are located close to a foundation, in a windy spot or under an Court raps 45 POMEROY - Twenty-three ~efendants were fined when they appeared and 22 others forfeited bonds in Meigs County Court Friday. _ Fined by Judge Frank W. Porter were Thomas Smith, Pomeroy, $10 and costs, stop sign violation; Robert L. Young, Reedsville, Rt. I, $5 and costs, no slow moving overhang where moisture is limited . Adequatl! moisture sh ould carry the foliage through late June or early July . When foliage turns brown or dries up, cut it off. If you wish to move or transplant your bulbs, start after the foliage is completely dry. Dig bulbs and dry them for two or three days in a shady location. Then store them in a CO!'I, dry place until Octoher or early November and replant them in the new location. Even out young trees need protection . Better stake and t ie .those newly planted trees and shrubs, especially dwarf fruit trees . With winds like we have been having , e ven older, established trees are in danger of being uprooted . Fruit trees , particularly dwarf apple trees , are shallow rooted and it doesn 't take much wind and rain soaked soil to turn them over . Use either a 2x2 inch x 6 or 8 feet stake driven in the ground by the tree and tie the tree to the stake or stakes anJ guy wires - three stakes with wires to anchor the tree or shrub. Regardless of the staking method used, he •ure to run the wire through an old piece of garden hose where it encircles the tree. This will prevent the wire cutting into the tree or shrub stem . EVEN WE NON-INSECTS ne;d protection and we should beware of how we use pesticides. Most of us are flashing the business end Of a pesticide sprayer around our gardens and backyard fruit trees, so it 's time we reminded ourselves of a few safety pointers. Apply pestlcides only on days when there is no wind or danger of drift to other areas. Avoid prolonged inhalation of a pesticide spray. Be fully clothed when applying a pesticide. And after handling a pesticide, do not eat, drink or smoke until you have washed . In case you accidentally swallow a pesticide, follow the first · aid treatment given on the label and get prompt medical attention , [f you 're using pesticides on house plantsi move them outdoors or to a porch or a well -ventilated room when you spray or dip them . You ce.n use malathion or rotenone wilhout special protective clothing or devices, provided they are in water"pray form . But chemicals such as chlordane anL lindane can be absorbed directly through the s kin in harmful quantities . When working with these insecticides in any form, take extra care not to let them come in contact with your skin. Should you get a pesticide of any kind on your skin, wash thoroughly following its use. Rt. 1, $10 June 2 at the home of Alice Wamsley, advisor, with six tersection; William C. Brewer, members present. They Long Bottom, Rt. I , $10 and disCussed camp, their projects , cost, unable to stop within and a picnic. Vanessa Folmer assured clear distance; . Jed recreation and Susan William · F . Russell, Mid - Wright provided refreshments . dleport, Rt. I, $10 and costs, - Susan Wright. stop sign violation; Donald Eight members attended a Lovett, Pomeroy, $10 and recent meeting of the Stiverscosts, intoxication ; Clifford ville Stitchers 4-H Club when emblem; Foyd Cummins, Stevens, Pomeroy, RD, $15 and selling potato chips and flower Racine, Rt. I, Gordon A. costs, disturbing the peace. · bulbs were discussed. A . Sarver, Coolville, Richard F . Forfeiting bonds were Calvin demonstration on seam Fick,"Long Bottom, Jimmie G. J . Nixon, Marietta ; Edward A. finishing was g iven by Ada - King, Middleport, Rt. I , Young, Rt . 3, Pomeroy; VanMeter , a dvisor , and a Herman ·M. Gessner, Chester Webb, Huntington , W. specia l report on health by .Columbus, and Thomas L. Va .; Robert H. Joynt, Bowling Nicki VanMeter. Janet Middle· King, Middleport, $5 and costs Gree)1, Ohio; Fran C. 'R eichert, swart was in c harge of each, speeding; · William New Haven, W.Va.; Ronald L. recreation and Ada VanMeter Harden, Racine, Rt. 1, Eric A. Clemons, Columbus; Paul V. and Sharlee Evans served Pearch, Middleport, William Wamsley, Belpre; Warren D. refreshments. Thei r next M. Will, Pomeroy, Rt. 3,. Harmon , Ironton; Marvin meeting is sc heduled June 25. Bernard B. Lyons, Middleport, E. Taylor, Rt. 3, Pomeroy; - E laine Lehew. ,10 an,d costs each, speeding; Roland E. Wiseman, South The Pine Grove Pals have :· George R . Stout, Ruffs- Zanesville; Carroll Ellis met twice recently at the Scout - dale, Pa. and Ira G. Chesapeake; James N. : · Roach, Long Bottom, Rt. 1, $15 Williams, West Salem, Ill.; and and costs each , speeding; Thomas F. Bruce, Charleston, peace; Norman Statts, Charles A. Marcinko, W. Va ., $27.50 each, speed- Pomeroy, $50, assault and • Minersville, Rt. I, $11 ing; George H. Bradley, battery ; Michael Van Matre, . .: and costs, speedng; Robert R. Newark , $17.50, . no turn Syracuse, $22.50, defective : : Harden, Racine, Rt. 1, $12 and , signals; Donald H. Call, exhaust; Denny W. Garnes, . , costs, speeding; Lawrence R. Middleport, $27.50, stop sig n ; Rutland, $27.50, stop sign; ;:Yeager, Cheshire, Rt. 2, $10 Dennis E. Newland, Rt. I, Harry D. Garnes, Pomeroy, :.:and costs, left of center; Steven Reedsville, $27.50, permitting $34.55, fishing without a :::R. Scott, Pomeroy, Rt. 3, $5 an un1icenSed minor to operate lice nse, and Ric Watson , RD, ~ :and costs, no motorcycle en- a motorcycle ; Arthur Slate, Middleport, $25, disturbing the :.: dorsement; Archie D. Tutne , Middleport, $25, disturbing the peace . and cos ts , passing at in For Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds WANT ADS w sheriff's office, civil defense headquarters and coroner's office. The project is the subject of a class action suit filed by citizens who claim the cost of the complex is too expensive . members attending and Betty J ohnson the advisor in charge. Cheryl Lawson g ave a demonstrati on on measuring liquid and how to rip out a seam . Ruth Coen gave a demonstration on how make c innam o n rolls . A s pecial report on bread was given by Cheryl Lawson. Ra chel Coen and Ruth Coen were in c harge of recreation and Jerrie Jordan and Cheryl Lawson served refreshments. The next meeting will he June 2 at Mae Jordan 's home. - Betty Jordan . The TNT 4-H Club met twice re cently. At the first, the books were handed out, sewing was discussed, and they decided to make their own refreshments. Lisa Robinson was in charge of recreation and Eloise Boston HERE IS YOUR BALER INFORMATioN DEADLINES S P .M._Oay Before Pu blicat io n Monuay Deadl ine 9 ~ . m ~ ancellat l on - Corre ction s. W• ll be accepted unt il 9 a.m. for Day of Publlcalion REGULATtOPU The Publ isher reser ves th e ri ght to ed.i1 or re ject an y ad s deemed ~ble c fiona l. The publiSher w ill not be respon si ble fo r more than on e incorr ect ins.ertion . RATES For Want Ad Serv ice 5 cents per Word on e inser tion Minimurln Charo t:> 7Sc 12 cents 'er word three .consecutive inser tions. 18 cents per word s tx con . secut ive insertions. 25 Per Cent Discoun t on pai d itdS ;:tnd ads pa id with in 10 dav s . " Ready To Go To Work This Week w Lar,gest, heaviest bales stay tied through the rot,~ghest h~ndling , At the second, the members discussed all unfinished business, dec ided what to make for refreshments at the next meeting, and who would bring the ingredients. They made ' 'Frankfurter-Cheese Sandwiches." Terri Robinson Wets in charge of a game of tag. The next meeting will be June 8 at the home of Cindy Domigan. - James Osborne. hParents' Night" was observed at a recent meeting of Hall. At the first , lhe program the Mixed Up Hotshots. The for the yeetr was planned and meeting was he ld at the State Barbara Douglas serve d Farm with 11 members, 4 refreshments. At the second advisors, and 10 visitors at· meeting plans were made to tending. atte nd a baseball game in The members di sc ussed Cincinnati. Rachel Hunter their projects and selling · _gave a demonstration on potato chips. Reports were pinning pattern on the material given by each member on what a nd Nola Young served !hey had done so far on their refreshments. The next project. A game of tag was meeting will be June 18 at the played and refreshments were Scout Hall . - Julia Carpen ter. served by the advisors. The The Colwnbia Make It 4-H next meeting will be June 21 at Club met Jw~e 7 at the home of the State Farm. Ralph Cheryl Lawson with 13 Jordan. Notice FIN' Rent For Sale I<OSCOT SPEC IALS for June MOBILE HOME space in include Fam ily Suntan 011 Sy racuse . Phone 992·6329. Spray and Jr . Fac ial Mask 6·7·tfc Also wHh a purchase of e ither Afte s• E r nave or lectrlc Pre. PRIVATE mee1 ing room for any orga nization ; phone m . Shave by Koscot you receive a Kleans lng Kream free . Phone J97S. Helen Jane Brown. 992,5113. 3· 11·ft C 6· l ·tfc --:-=::---:cc:---;--,:--:-AIR Cond it ioned sleeping room . N EW fish at Showa lter' s Wet Twin beds ava ilable Mond., y. Pet Shop, Ph one 992·5-440. 6-14-3tp -;-:;:::-:;::~-:----6 -17-J tc =:--::---,--~­ ,, trailer lots in Middleport ; WAt:4TED - Someone to live in TWO 1! 2 duplex in Bradbury ; phone and care for elderly woman before 6 p.m . 992-5693 . If interested phone 992·5264; an y t ime. 6-18-Sfc 6 17 31 :---::--::--::-::------:-;-;-:~;:-::-;-::-.::-----·-· p FURNISEO 4 room apartment , YARD SALE ,.._ 18th and 19th. Mason . Phone 773· S147, Reynolds Apartment. 829 Sou th 3rd Avenue, Mid · · dfe port back of Bl ue Tartan . 6-12-0ip 6· 17·2tc HOUSE for rent near Meigs Mine No . I. Married couple Wanted preferred. Call742·5986 after S p.m . HOUSEWORK by .the day, will 6·17-3tc also do house cleaning . Work guaranteed . Max ine Profitt Sellers, Rt. L Racine , Ohio, ALL ELECTRIC - like new 3 r ooms with large b1ih , 843-2712. Electric wall oven , tablf. lop 6-17-3tc range. large closet located on E. Main Sf ., Pomernv . SPP tn HOUSEKEEPER needed . Fred C. Kesterson . Phone 992·6668. appreciate. Ph . Gallipolis 6-13-6fp 446·9539. 5·29-lfc For Sale CLOSE OUT on ( 4) New zig .zag sewing machines. For sewing s tret ch fabrics , buttonholes, fancy des,igns , etc . Paint slightly blem ished. Choice of carrying case or sewinQ stand. S4; .80 cash or terms available . Phone 992·77 55.' JOHNSON'S T.V. EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 ------ ------- • Heavy-duty power train with ex t ra large main drive c lut ch and precision spiral bevel and. pinion gears. • Optional d e lu xe pickup with · up to 126 rubber mounted teeth picks up s hort hay and hard to feed c rop s . • Economy-priced 420 bales up to 15 tons an hour Come in today and compare features. The 400 is the best baler buy around. Meigs Equipment Co. Phone 992-2176 Pomeroy, Ohio i LANDMARK - HAS EVERYTHING! WANTED CARRIER IN MASON, W. VA. THE DAILY SENTINEL 992-2156 PERSONAL PORTA-COOL TM ROOM-to-ROOM iii.I );, MODEL AHTQ304FB • Only 43 pounds light with built.in handle ... carry it anywhere BEST BUY AROUND! • Only 7 Am ps., plugs into any adequately wired 115 vol1 grounded circuit TEAFORD -----:c-- JUNE SPECIAL • 4,000 BTU/HR . cooling te M • Quick·Mount Side panels help make installation fast and easy JUNE IS DAIRY MONTH We talk to you $ • Durable outdoor (weather sida) case molded of LEXAN ®resin CAN'T RUST and carries a TEN YEAR parts and service labor replacement against failure due to a ma deiect • Top air discharge provides a gentle canopy of cooling like a person. WMP0/1390 MOD El AHT0304FB • Eight.position automatic thermostat CLELAND REALTY NOTICE! • The Quality Line UNIC:O Air Conditioners ASIZE FOR EVERY PURPOSE ., .D4.. 7,000 BTU·-----------196.95 10,200 BTU ----------- 217.95 15,000 BTU-----.:. ______ 292.95 18,000 BTU-----------302.95 FLYS DON'T CARE WHICH END YOU MILK ALL FLY SPRAY .- SAVE .3 Speed Now Only POMEROY . ' Jack W. Carsey, Mgf. 3rd & Sycamore Streets Gallipolis , Ohio YOUR UNION BARBER SHOPS l I Phone 992-2181 Open Mon . - Sat . Til6:00 P.M. . '""..... '" I Dl I ,..~-~~~~~-~~"ANSWII~~I"[I I J-[II I]" .... LET US HELP YOU POMEROY HOME & AUTO Roofing . Roof Painting, Spou1ing , Plumbing . Re modeltng , Complete Butlding, Vinvl & .Aluminum Stding . 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomero_y PHONE , 992-2SSO and FURNITURE AU.-WEATHER N. 2nd Ave. OffiCE SUPPLIES Middleport, 0 . SEPTIC tANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE MODERN SANITATION JOHN TUCKER Rt. 4, Pomeroy, 0 . 992.39S4 Stop In anjl See Our Floor Disp!ay . . ASK US ABOUT PRE -FABRICATED WOOD TRUSSES ..~ . Built ta Your·•Spe(s Delivtred to Job Site HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. 77l·SSS4 EX Mason , W. Va . VETERANS BANK FINANCING '' From the laroest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator to the ~ ma!le s t Healer Lore . Nathan Biggs' Radiator Speci alist SMITH NELSON ft.I')TQRS. INC. Ph . 9Y2 -'2174 Pomeroy 12 Years - 10.75 A. P.R. for Your For Your Mobile Home-; Land--No Down Payment Qualif~ Today, Call 304-485-3809 Choose your own home from your AREA DEALER. PAI NTER S. We will palnt O'DELL WHEEL · Alignment anything ins ide or out. 949· loca ted a t Cross roads, Rt. 124, 2671 . now back to work . Complete 6· 17 Jtc front end service, tune up and brake se rvice . Wheels E L NA and Wh de Se w ing balan ced elec1ronica lly . All Machines ... Service on all work guaranteed. Reesonable make s . Reasonab le rat es. rates. Phone 742·3232. The Se wing Ce nt er, Mid · 2·18·tfc dleport . Ohio. --------~= 11 ·16-ltc READY -MIX CONCRETE delivered r igh1 to your WILK IN SON Sma ll Engine project. Fast and easy. Free ' Sa les & Service, 810 3rd St.. estima tes. Phone 992·3284. Midd leport . Lawn mower Goeg lein Ready -Mix Co., repair . Free pickup and Middl eport, Oh io. delivery. Phone 992·3092. Also 6·30-tfc - Briggs and Str atton and SEPTtCTANKS CLEANED Tecumcee parts . 6-\0-6tc REASONABLE rates ~ Ph. 446· 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell , DOZER and ba ck hoe work, Owner and Opera lor. ponds and sep ti c tanks, dltc.h · 5-12-ltc ing service ; top ~o il. fill dirt. li mestone; 6&K ExcavatinQ. Phone 992-SJ67 or 992·3861 . C. BRADFORD, A.uctio··eer 9-\ -Uc CompJeteSe:r'V\te .... ,,..,, Phone949·J8:l l ~,_ .t· SEPT IC TA N KS AROB IC Racine, Ohio SE WA GE S' YSTEMS Cri It Br-adford 5-l·ffc , CLEANED. REPAIRED. M I LLER SANITAT ION , STE WA RT, OH IO. PH. 662· HOUSE and roof Paintlnq ; inlen or a nd ex terior, tree 3035, JQ . ..t . ti c · es timate s; ca ll992·7008 or 991·· 2d6Q. • ' I 5-21 -Jqtp SEW IN G MACHINE S. Repair se rvice , a ll mak es . 992·2264. The Fabri c Shop. Pome roy . AUTO AIR conditioning. Ser. Aut hori wd Singer Sa les and vit:e and repair. Ca ll ,992- ~802. S~f.vi ce . We Sharpen Sciss ors. s.u .:lOfp 3·29·tfC ING . Dozers, /large WILL TR IM o7(ut trees or EXCAVAT and sma ll ; Backhoes jlnd shrubbery. Al so pa int roofs . loaders on track an~ 1fJf'es; Phone 949·3221,. Dump trucks - , L.o ·boY 6-13-30tc se rvi ce . Septic t8~r(s In · s ta ll ed. George ( Bltll Pullins, phone 992·2478 or 992·7«>2. -----:----..,--=--:- Real Estate For Sale 2-9-tlc SPAC IOUS ear l y American Brick for sa le, family grown, HARRI SON'S TV service and ser11 lce ca ll s. Phone 992·2522. 2 story. 4 bedroom, Jl/1 bath. 2-9 -tlc pan try. Rec. room, 2 fire pla ces, we at her seal storm windows and doors , 2 EXCAV ATING, dozer , loadOf' and backhoe work ; septic car garage, man.,.. oth er good tanks Installed ; dump trucks fea ture s, on 82x196 lot. and fo.boys for hire; will haul $32,500. Contact ow ner. Edse l 1111 dirt, top soli, llmeslone Wi se, Coolvil!e, Ohio 667·3843. and gravel; Ca ll Bob or Roger 6-la-3tp Jeffers·. day phone 992 -7089 ; night phone 992·3525 or 991· FARM for sa le, 77 acres of land , 5232. pasture, frui t trees, water tap 2-11 -ttc paid, necessary farm buildings, 5 room house with SEE 1US FOR : Awnlnqs, storm bath, ca rpeting and panelling. doors and windows, carports, Call 992 ·7304, Hysell Run marquees , al um inum siding Road . and railing . A. Jacob. sates 6· 13·6fC representative. For free es timates , phone Charles OUE to job transfer, must se ll Lisle, Syracuse, V. V. hom e, 3 bedroom , tolal Johnson and Son, Inc. e lectric. large lot . F .H.A. . 3·2-ffc approved. Syrac use. Phond 99'}.7836. I G&t Appliance Repair . repair . 5-25 -tt c on all laundry equipment, refrigeration equipment and hou se wiring, welding, 7 ROOM hou se with bath~n elec tri c and gas . Ca ll 992·380'2 Rutland, air co nditlor. d, or after 4:30 p. m . ca ll 992· ca rpeted , gas furnace, f1 h· 6050. washer, double oven, rang-e. 5-24·301p double garage, large ca rport , 4 acres cleared and fenced, sma ll barn and other AUTOMO BILE insurance been ca nce ll ed ? Lost your bui ldings. Phone 614·742·6834. opera tor 's licenSe? Ca ll 992. 5-30-tfc 2966 , 6·1S.tfc . _, ,_ I [j 01 Serving Meigs , Ga Ilia, Mason Counties ·- ................... ... I D . -June 18th thru 23rd CENTRAL SOYA OF OHIO Patronize . 20" FANS " Your Farm Supply Super Mkt.' Business Services FORD BALER - with mo lor , eldra good cond it ion. Contact Kenne th Hartley . Phone 992· 6320. 6-13-6tc Specialist 7 :H::O::O::D:-:, S-,.,A :--a= u -:: A-::R-::1:-: U-:M:-:S-,- , i s h Wheel a, d supplies, new locat ion, Ash Street, Middlepor t, near Alignment park ; Phone 992 5443. EXCELSIOR Salt Works, E. 1·7-tf c flllaln St. , Pom eroy . All kinds It Mus.t of salt water pellets, water Be Right GROCERY business fpr sale: nuggets, bl oc k salt and own or we will Bu il ding for sale or lease. Oh io Ri ver Salt. Phone 992· Make 11 Right . Ph one 773-5611S from 8: 30p .m .' 3891. to 10 p .m . for appointment . 6.S. Ifc 3·20·tfC - ::-::::-;:--- - -;:-;-,-REDUCE ex cess fluids with 1973 - Zig Zag sewing machine. 8-4: JO Daily, 8-1'2 Sat. This machine darns . em. Fluldex ~ Lose weight with In the R. H. Rawlings Sons broiders , overcasts, button CA:g~t~~~:~KS Dex . A. Di e t capsules at holes . All without at . · Buildtng . Nelson Dr ug s. S1.50 for so word min imum . 991·1101 Middleport. 0 . Ea c h additional word 2c . _________ 6·_ '8·3fp ta chments . . Pay balan ce of S38.50 or pay $5 per montb. BLINOADS Additional 25c Charge per AMANA Air ·Cond it ioner , 15,000 Call 992 -5331. Advertisement . BTU, Used 2 monlhs . Call 949- - - - - -- - -- 6-10-llc OFFICE HOURS · Ha'tle your T.V. Picture Tube 2934. 8:30a . m . to 5 :00p .m . Da ily , 6·17·4tc KNAPP s hoes , 10 pet. to 28 pet. Restored As Good As New 8:30 a . m . 10 12:00 Noon oft on 16 styles. Order now . Right In Your Home . Saturday . GRAVE lots in Tuppe;r S Pla ins . Supply limited. Phone 992· Guar.-nleed for 6 Mo. Cheap. Boat, motor , trailer . 5324. In Memory Golden Bahr, Athens , Oh io 5-30-tfc Color- $30.00 45701. IN LOVING memory of Mary Black & White- SlS.OO HANGING ba s ket s, com . 6-17-6Jp Eblin on today her birthday, bination pots and f11t e d porch June 18th: 1964 4· DOOR Dodge sedan . boxes, wh ite, pink and red We cannot send a birthday card, automati c. 949·4761 . geraniums , b e gonias. your hand we cannot touch, petunias , coleus , zinnia s . 6·17· 14tc Today there will be no gifts or dian thus, snapdragons, and cake, 949- 3151 Help Wanted ageralium . Cleland Farm and 10 GALLON tank with all sef.up For the one we loved so much . rets For Racine , Ohio Greenhou se, E . Main , Racine . eq.uipment. only S10 . For In a graveside softly EXCELLENT opportunity in Gera ld ine Cle land . Showalter's Wef . Pet Shop. BEAUTIFUL male Bettas with local retail sales open tor slee ping, 6· 13·'H c n7-6tc bowl, $1.79. Showalter's Wetright man , Prefer mature Where the flowers gently wave Pel Shop. person - 30·40 years of age Lies the one we love so dearly 6·ll ·6tC 1964 KENMORE Au tomati c (2) Eleclrolux Sweepers deluxe with some background in But whom we could not save. model. Complete with all retailing but will consider Was her with Sudsaver. $40. God alone knows how much we c lean ing attachments and CHARLIE a young , frisky, Veteran with in ·serv ice Good condi tion . Phond 367 miss her, uses paper bags. Slight ly used border collie needs country 7530. c lerical. storekeeping or As He counts the tears we shed , bu t ciEt{lns and looks like new . Call Athens S93.8155. home . 6·17. lfc warehousing exper ience. For He whispered, "She is only Wdl s~ll for $37 .25 cash or 6·15·6tc Reply in confidence to Box s teeping. term s available Phone 992729· C. C·O The Daily Sentinel. 3 BEDROOM hou se, Salem Your loved one Is not dead ." 7755. AKC Toy Poodle puppies, $75 S tr ee t. Rut land , modern Pomeroy, Oh io . On Most American Cars So on this her birthday, Forgive 6·14·6tc and $85. Also Siamese k.tten s, k,it c he n , wall · lo ·wall car · 6-14-31p us Lord. we pray, - GUARANTEEDpeting in front room , 14 ot $10. Phone 1·256·6147 , Kenn els Shs was so precious, why ALMA OhlinQer house and lot of Call->oun . acre of ground . Small barn in NEED a lady to live In or work Phone 992-2094 couldn't she have stayed. on Lynn Place, Middl eporl , 5.2Q.30tc ba ck of lot . Phone 742-4111. by day , Phone 992-5585. Sadly missed by loving Ohio. wil l be sold to the Pomeroy Home & Auto 6-17-3tc 6 17 ·3tc husband, Steve, chi ldren and highest bidder. Tuesday , June POOOLE puppies, Toy AK C., Open 8 Til s grandchildren. 19, 1973 at 10:00 a .m . at !he Chocolate - Sh ow quality . BEAUTIFUL Walnut Stereo. Monday thru Saturday 6·18-ltc PART or FULL-TIME JOB, office of J . B. O' Brien, AI · radio tape combinat1on. am evenings -weekend . Ca ll on · Phone 992 5443. 606 E. Main , Pom eroy, 0 . 1/1 Co urt Stree t. torney, I00 family who have requested 5·23·1fC fm radio, a track tape deck . Pomeroy, for not less than the Ba lance $104 .53 or use our Informa tion on Encyclopedia Card of Thanks appraised value of $2,500.00. budget term s. Call 992 3965. Britannica. No canvassing . WE WISH to thank everyone For further information ca ll Auto Sales Preset appointmen·ts up to 6 17·6fc who was so kind and 992-2720. Real Estate For Sale $100 a week commission or 1969 CHEVROLET truck with thoughtfu l during th e 6.J4.4fc SPACE hungry? Vemco add a more tor full time . For in hospitalization of Mr . Willa cheater axle - 14' dump rooms a re eas il y insta ll ed to terview, call Mr . Clift, RIVER frontage on Ohio River body. Priced to sell. Call 992· Jacobs in Pl easant Valley any mobile home in less than HANGING baskets; com · Parkersburg, 304·422 -377 1 or 5951. across from Pomeroy on Wes t Hospital. We especia lly wish blnation pots and fill ed porch 4 hours . 16 std . plans, bdrms .. Zanesville, Ohio 453-4337, be · Virginia Side Right In cen ter to thank Dr . Ri c hard Slack, 6-12-6tp boxes , white, pink, and red de ns. lam ilyrms . office s. See tween 10· 00 and 12: 00 noon . -:----::-::-::-::---:---:::--of Rega tta . sandy beach, a ll the nurses, Mason City geraniums, begonias , them all a t Young' s M. H. 6·17 ·6tc 1972 FORD Grand Torino, Vinyl s hade. water and electrici ty . I Emergency Squad and petunias; Coleus ~ Zinnias . Sis, Rt 7 & 35 Below Silver have two lots s urveyed , 100ft . top , Air Conditio ned. v . a everyone etse for the ir kind· Dianthus, Snapdragons, Memorial Bndge, Ga ll ipo li s . wide at low water leve l, 450 fl . Engine, p.s. & B. Call ~nv ness and cardS. Mr . and Mrs . COOK, waitress and carhop ; Agerallum . Cle land Farm 6·17· ll c apply in per son , Craw's Steak time - 949.5081. lo railroad tra cks. 87 11. wide William Jacobs. and Greenhouse. E. Main , a t railroad tracks . The lots .House 6·11· lfP 6· 14· 12tc H & N day old or started Racine . Geraldine Cleland . 5· \O.tf c are all cleaned and mowed Leghorn pullets. Both floor or --:":--:::---::---._ 6 ~_ l4·tiC off . Marion Reynolds, Ma son. SI NCERE appreciation and 1969 CHEVROLET Chevelle, cage grown avai lable . ..... w . va .. 773.5147. Reynolds refrigeration · good condi tion , v .a Enginle. Thank · You to all concerned QUALIF IED Poultry housing & NEW Huffy Riding Mower 8 F lower Shop. serviceman, indu s lr• a l. friends, for their flowers, Phone 992·2572. automation . Modern Poultry , h.p., 26'' . Never used . Price 6-13-6Jp commercial, dom es tic , good ca rds, calls. prayers and all 6·15·3fc 399 W Main, Pomeroy, 992 $300. Used Huffy Riding pay and working cond1lion s. expressions of concern during 2164. Mower 7 h.p. 26" Price S200. NEW RANCH HOM E - 1· acre Must be e xper ienced . Gallia my stay in the hospital. 6 17 lie Either one to selL Telephone tot. City water . A , well Refrigeration Co., 611 Jrd Mobile Homes For Sale Sincerely sent. Freeman A. -~-------742 l162 . Av e., Ga lli polis, 446·4066. designed house plan by' W. G. Enoch and family , Syrac use, 6·14-Jip 1972 HOND A 500 Motorcyc le . 6·4·1f Best Homes consisting of Ohio. Ca ll 985 3828 afte r 6 p.m . large living room with d1ning 6-H -ltc Air Conditioners 6·17 . J tc '69 PLYMOUTH Fury II I. P.S,, L, 3 bedrooms inc ludmg P.B., Air,' good tires . On ly Awnings ma~1er bedroom with tull WE WISH to express our sin· S1,000. Phone 992·2042 after 3 131 NEW 1973 ZIG -ZAG bath, a large 32' x 11 ' com· Underpinning cere thank s to our neighbors, SE WIN G MA CHIN ES in pm . , bination kifchen .famlly room, friends, and relatives for the ir or ig ina I factory car ton. Zig ----::--::-:-:-::-::--:-::-::--6·-=14 •6f c and 2 full bafhs. Under main Comp le te mobile home ki ndness shown us at the time Zag to make buttonholes, sew ·~ fl oor is a full basement or service - plus gigan l ic of the sudden death of our on buttons, monograms, and 1966 9· PA.SSE NGER Olds· lower level which can be dear mother and sister. Mrs . di splay of mobile homes make fan cy design s wit h L·us t mobtle v.' sfa C~ulse r . 69,000• fini shed if desired. To make Eva Theiss. Also thanks to the always avat labl e at .. the twi s t of a sing le·dial ef t actual miles, a~r. radio , etc. -Hiis a comp le tely quality Racine Emergency Squa"d. in lay·a·way and never been 992·2936. home a full 2·car garage Is Ewing Funeral Home, the used. Will se ll lor on ly $-17 6, 14.Jic MILLER included. Financ ing arranged organist. Pastor Combs, all cash, or term s availabl e. --with low down paymen1. For who brought food, flowers. Eiec lro Hygi ene Co. Phone al l de t ai ls and an ap . MOBILE HOMES and anyone e lse who helped in Real Estate for Sale 992·2984. pointme nt to see home. call any way. May God bless you 6.J7.7tc 1220 Wa shington Blvd. 992.5976 or Columbus co l· a ll . George The iss family, Mr . MODERN 6 room I floor plan 423 -7521 . BELPRE , 0 ·. ~----~---Je ct 235-1996. and Mrs . Del mar Hamm. Mr . ELECTROLUX va c uum . home with detachable 6. JJ.tt c and Mrs. Clarence Grueser . cleaner, A l condition, use s garage . All newly painted. PHONE: 6·17. lfp paper bag s, ha s cordwinder Located on nice level lot SO' >c CAS H pa 1d for all makes and -----and many atlachmerlts . Al so 110' at 619 Page St.. Mid · T 8 mode ls of mobi le homes . Wan d tO UJ shampooe r a ll a c hm e nt in . diE:!por t, Ohio. For fur ther Phone area code 614-423-9531 . eluded. (Onl)l 4 avadnb le ) at details, con tact David R. Notice OLD Furnitu're, oak tables . .- - - - - - - - - - 4 : : :·-"13":-"tl-"c $37 .70 ca sh or te rm s Yates, 23 Grandv iew Road. GU N Shoot, Factory choked & Wooden 1ce boxes, brass beds, avai labl e . Elect ro H)lgiene Cambridge, Ohio. 43725. hand choked guns, Forked dishe s or complete For Rent Co. Phor:~ e 992 ·2982 . 6· 15.flc V irgil B. Teaford, Sr. RUn Sportsman Club. Sunday, househo ld s ; Write M. D. 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and 617-ll c June 17, 12 noon . Broker Miller. Rt. 4, Pomeroy , Oh1o, unfurnished ·apa rtm ent s . HOUSE for sa le by owner, 3 6· 14·3tc call 992·6271 . 110 Mechanic Street Phone 992·5434. PUBLIC AUCTION bedrooms, new furn ace, roof, 5· 13"tfc 4·12·11c SAT UR DAY , Jun.! 2Jtd, 11 :00 a nd wiring. Wall . to -wall Pomeroy, Ohio 4S769 HOURS for placing applicat ions _A_N _T --::: E-D~-i.J c-s_e_d:-m -e-rc-:h-a~ ndise ~::-::-::---~ a .m. carpe ting , large lot. carport. in the Personnel Department, W NEW LISTING I have sold my farm and Look for Iron fence in fr ont l62ACRES Holzer Medical Center are ~ for auction . We buy, we 2 BEDROOM mobi le home. a ir All minerals. conditioned , Racine area . will sell the following per· and pine trees In side yard . from 9:00 to ll :OOa .m., 2:00to sell, whole houseful or sing le Good 2 bedroom home with sona l properly at the farm Phone 992·6329. Contac t Mr . Eldon Walburn, 4:00 p .m . on Tu esda y, pieces ,. cons ignm ent or bath, drilled we ll , and conc rete located 2112 miles off State s.2J. Ifc 230 Union Avenue, Pomero.,.., Wednesday, and Thursdar,· percentage We will haul. porch . Basement barn. A rea l Route 124 . Leave Slate Route 6•14•5 c Ohio . Phone 992-2805. Phone 992·3354. Hayman' s. 1241u st west at Rutland, Ohlo, 6. JJ .tfc buy a ! a little over Slll.OO per 6-5·30tc on County road 13 and follow acre. YARD sale, Monday. Tuesday, sa le sign s. NEW LISTING Wed ., June 18, 19, and 20, 9 ACREAGE NEAR POMEROY 5 ROOM hous~ with bath on 1965 Dodge 4 Door Dart 170 ACRES - M i neral ~. free a .m . to 5 p.m . White house large lot in upper end of OR MIDDLEPORT WITH OR with 6 whee ls and tires. trimmed in green be~·dnd Syra cuse . Large attic, out . gas, 25 acres of bottom in WITHOUT HOUSE . PLEASE Excel lent condi ti on . Tappan Sha in}s Store in Antiquity. buildings . $7,000. Ca ll 949 · ~595 meadow. Balance pasture and WRITE Box 729-F, C·O The Ga s Range , Sunray Ga s 6·15.2tc be fore 2: 30 p.m . or any lime some timber. GarT)brel root Daily Sentine l, stating Range. Small G. E . on weekends . bank barn. 36 x 50. Drilled well description and lowest selling Refrigera tor , Maytag Dryer. YARD SALE - Sma ll ey's Gift 6·4·12tc and nice larg e stream. J price . Maylag Wringer Wash e r. Shop, Chester, Ohio, Monday 6-Htp bedroom modern home in Double rinse tubs , Section.;~ l and Tuesday. June 18 and 19. Athens Coun ty . Asking sola and other liv ing room Clothes, dishes some an · NO . l Copper 54c, rad ia tor s, $60,000.00. furniture , :114 Bed comp le te . tiques , ek. 28c ; brass, 20c; batteries, 85c NEW LISTING Chest of Drawer s, Dresse rs, 6· 15-2tc each ; clean dry · rools , Gin · R UTLAND - 12 room home, 6 Ant iques Buffet. 2 Drnette ON YOUR DIAL seng, $52 lb. ; yellow root, S.4; bedrooms, bath , porch. carpor t Sets. Venetian Blinds ~ mayapple. 45c per lb . ; M. A. Curtains, Wheal Mine Lamp and exce ll ent loca tion with Hall, ~eedsville, Ohio, 378· & Charger , New Traditiona l large yard . · Want on ly -- 6249. F ;xlure Antique Brass L!ght s 12,000.00. 56 tfc EXPA~SION PLANNED Fini sh, Stone jars & jugs NEW LISTING COLUMBUS (UP! )- Batsta nd s. Baby bed , Hi9h chair. ·.oa SYRAC USE - 6 room frame NEW YORK Baflery radio, P icni C tab le, E . M A I N ' - - - telle Laboratorie.s announced Musical Instruments house ba sement. garage with Glider. Power Saw, Platlorm SPINET . Console Piano. Thursday an expansion of il~ POMEROY utility. Level lot. All utilities . Scales. 2·wheel Trailer, Wood CLOTHING Wanted respons~ble party to biomedical research facilities . Asking S5,000.00. saw with 3 bells, New Stihl take over spinet piano. Easy OUT OF TOWN POMEROY Chain Saw (020AV). 1 horse Construction will begin next terms . Can be seen locally. !•h acres . Nice laying 2 BEDROOMS - Bath, fu ll HOUSE elec tr ic molar wi th grinder. Write Credit Manager , P . 0. month on the $3.3 million, four -• ground . 4 bedrooms. Modern basement with shower , gas several small motors. 3 Fence Box 276, She lbyv ille. Indiana bath. Lots of base and upper furna ce, and por ch . Large lot. Pomeroy ' chargers , 2 hydraUli c /'acks. story addition to Battelle's 46176. cablne,ts in the kitchen, a lso Only $7500.00. BO ft . Wire Cable, a lot o hand is now the collecting age~~.r 6-15 21p present one-story biomedical a range . Bar room. Sto,rm NEAR SHOPPING. & hardware, Refrain for tools for Columbus & Southern research facility. 1950 Ford Mower, deep we lt , doors & windows . Home 1S '4- NICE 2 BEDROOMS - Handy Ohio Electric Company . . years old. $16,900.00. hand pump, pitcher pump. kitchen, bath, gas furnace, You can pay your electnc MIDDLEPORT siding roof ven · aluminum. front and side concrete porCh bill at this store. tilalion, lot of p'iastic wa ter Living room . Kitchen . with wrought iron posts . Just ~ll1WIDM®u..t ~w p1pe, Fiber glass rooting. roof Dining Room . 2 bedrooms. $15,000.00. pa int. 3 steel drum s, Stock Bath. 2nd floor unfinished lll ACRES ra c k for 3 ,4 ton tru ck , but ha s new stai rway to it . HIJN T IN G LAND All Unscr~mb le these lour Jumbles, wheelbarrow , lot of log Storm windows . Lot 100x125. minerals, plenty of locust. 6 one letter to each •quare, to cha ins, small lot of leather JUST SS,ooo.OO . room house , barn and severa l form four ordinary . words, harness & collars. 20 bushel s RACINE P'ottit.oll)" buildings. Asking $19,500.00 of ear corn and other useful nothi"((: 10 Acres about 6 level. Hom e NEW LISTING arti cles not tl s·ted. W. R. J.VVEX 2 """" " ' "" ~ bedrooms. Bath . Full 8 YEARS OL D - 2 bedrooms, Hay es ~ owner . Term s the m! basement. Electric heat . Is bath wi th shower. Full ca sh. Not responsib le for about 12 years old . A BUY basement. Nice liv ing room a ce •dents. The Bradford Karr's Barber Shop AT JUST S15,000.00. wit h fireplace . 1·ca r garage. Auction Company . A. C. FURNISHED HOME Pomeroy Bradtord, Manager . C. C. $18,500.00 A la rge level lot l00x135. Jlh Bradlord , Auct1on ee r. Lunch NEW LISTING Mayer & Hill VI/{/•() story fra me . 2 bedrooms. served . 145 ACRES - 15 in corn . Large Barber Shop 6·172tc bath. Dining r oom. Kitchen barn several outbu ilding s . 7 Pomeroy has late model G. E. Range, room house . Some fences in Paid For by Barbers.' Ref. Dryer and Deep Freeze. Rutland Township. $22,500.00. 5 ROOM house. bath, ba semen t. Local No. 400. Nice porch . Storm doors and ·-~ gas heat. 21ots, S. D. Busk irk, windows. sa.soo.oo. · VISIT with us and see the 341 Page Street, Middleport . 1!116 MONEYSIX· FAMIL Y yard sale with a TUPPERS PLAINS bargains. Where can you buy Ph one 992 -5487 . FOR AOON6! variety of c lothing , furniture 6-15-3tp Like new 1971 mobile home. 3 land for only a liHie more than and odds and ends. June 22-23 bedrooms . Bath . Lovely S100.00 an acre . WE HAVE 9 a .m . to 5 p.m. Look for sa le kitchen and dining area. Home for sa le, 12 x 60 MOBILE NEW HOMES FOR ON~ Y signs on Rt. 124 between _ >JJI\,'1'UR ~_ Now ananre t.he circled lettera Large lot in new addition. $16,000.00. WE HAVE FR!"E with expando , completely Crossroads and Rt . 7 By·Pa ss. r n l to form the avrprise anawer. u lurnished , ca r peflng, a ir· GOING AT JUST $6,800.00. ATLAS AT THE OFFICE FOR 6-17-51p . •unested by the above cartoon. conditioned, 50 ft . pat io, large CALL US FOR A QUICK YOU . lot , .992·1753, Ath ens . ON YOUR SALE 6·15-71t PROPERTY . DANCE Friday & Sat. nights, 10 .. HELEN L. TEAFORD HENRY E. CLELAND , p.m . till 2 p.m . Shenanif GORDON B. TEAFORD (A-wen Mand•J} COAL . l irr es tone . Ex ce l"ior· BROKER Spring s. Music by Guy ASSOCIATES . Sa lt Work s, E. · Main St., JAmblua LIMIT GUMMY IEDIUG PIRATE Thoma, Toby Young and 992-22S9 992·jJ25 or 992·36 U Pomeroy . Phone 992 . 38~1 . Larry Hubbard . \'et1erd•1'• No Answer 992·2568 Al&tw~:r; FF'hal one 1rwu111nin climber U'urc-A "GITUP" 6·14·3fc. 4 12·tf\ Sale served refreshments. Meigs 4-H Club .News The Pomeroy Livewires met Minersville , PLANS APPIIOVED TOLEDO (UP[} - Plans for a $lo.4 million county justice ~ center were approved Wednesday by the Lucas County Commissioners, house a jail, PART TIME CLERK POSITIONS GROCERY --:- PRODUCE . FOR OUR NEW STORE IN POMEROY Applicants s hould be neal in. allpearanc~, friendly personality and have ability in basic mathematics . STARTING RATE: $1.85 Per Hour Approximately: 15 to 30 Hours Per Week · APPLY: Ohio Bureau of Employment Service 443 2nd Ave. , Gallipolis, o. An I Opportunity Employer ..., . ' �• • I l t - The Sunday-Times Sentinel, June 17, 1973 1,!1- Tb.. Sundav-Times Sentinel. June 17, 1973 ~ladioli add color to gardens By C. E. Blateslee EJ.t. Ageot, Agriculture POMEROY - This Is the time of year when homeowners :plan and plant for the rest of the 1973season and into 1974. A few gladlo!i bulbs planted each week for the next few )'Veeks will add continuing color to your flower garden all summer. And, they make good cut flowers for your vases throu ghout 1lle growing season. the NEW in FARMING Planting glads is easy. Horticulturists at The Ohio State ~University say you should plant in lull sun in a well drained, -sandy soil. Dig up the top eight inches of soil. Tear up the sod and roots and mix these into the soil. Add two or three inches of leaf =tnold or peatmoss and dig again. Next, dig a trench six inches - deep and add one cup of complete fertilizer such as :;.!().5 to each 25 feet of row. Mix this thoroughly in the soil. : Plant your glad bulbs four to six inches deep, four to six inches apart. Cover with the fertilizer-ooil mix and firm . Water · thoroughly. You should fertilize the plants a second time when the flower !!pikes appear in the center of the foliage fan. As soon as the plants are 12 inches tall, mound soil around the stems to a height of about six inches, or stake each plant individually. This helps keep strong winds from blowing the plants over. Mulching with about one inch of sawdust, pine bark, or other decayed material conserves moisture for the plants and aids in · controlling weeds. Avoid hoeing as this damages the roots that , feed near the surface of the soil. Pull out weeds and add more mulch, if fine grass becomes a problem. _ Our spring flower foliage builds next year 's bloom . When · _jpring flowering bulbs stop blooming, the first thing most of us -'want to do is clip off the green foliage. After all, it doesn't do much to pretty up the flower beds when it is larger than the young annuals we have set out. I wouldn't do it if I were you. Next year 's blooms depend on the food the green leaves prod~ce for storage in the bulb. If you . remove the leaves too soon, the number and size of nexl year's flowers will be reduced. KEEP THE FOUAGE green as long as possible with an occasional watering. Watering is very important if plants are located close to a foundation, in a windy spot or under an Court raps 45 POMEROY - Twenty-three ~efendants were fined when they appeared and 22 others forfeited bonds in Meigs County Court Friday. _ Fined by Judge Frank W. Porter were Thomas Smith, Pomeroy, $10 and costs, stop sign violation; Robert L. Young, Reedsville, Rt. I, $5 and costs, no slow moving overhang where moisture is limited . Adequatl! moisture sh ould carry the foliage through late June or early July . When foliage turns brown or dries up, cut it off. If you wish to move or transplant your bulbs, start after the foliage is completely dry. Dig bulbs and dry them for two or three days in a shady location. Then store them in a CO!'I, dry place until Octoher or early November and replant them in the new location. Even out young trees need protection . Better stake and t ie .those newly planted trees and shrubs, especially dwarf fruit trees . With winds like we have been having , e ven older, established trees are in danger of being uprooted . Fruit trees , particularly dwarf apple trees , are shallow rooted and it doesn 't take much wind and rain soaked soil to turn them over . Use either a 2x2 inch x 6 or 8 feet stake driven in the ground by the tree and tie the tree to the stake or stakes anJ guy wires - three stakes with wires to anchor the tree or shrub. Regardless of the staking method used, he •ure to run the wire through an old piece of garden hose where it encircles the tree. This will prevent the wire cutting into the tree or shrub stem . EVEN WE NON-INSECTS ne;d protection and we should beware of how we use pesticides. Most of us are flashing the business end Of a pesticide sprayer around our gardens and backyard fruit trees, so it 's time we reminded ourselves of a few safety pointers. Apply pestlcides only on days when there is no wind or danger of drift to other areas. Avoid prolonged inhalation of a pesticide spray. Be fully clothed when applying a pesticide. And after handling a pesticide, do not eat, drink or smoke until you have washed . In case you accidentally swallow a pesticide, follow the first · aid treatment given on the label and get prompt medical attention , [f you 're using pesticides on house plantsi move them outdoors or to a porch or a well -ventilated room when you spray or dip them . You ce.n use malathion or rotenone wilhout special protective clothing or devices, provided they are in water"pray form . But chemicals such as chlordane anL lindane can be absorbed directly through the s kin in harmful quantities . When working with these insecticides in any form, take extra care not to let them come in contact with your skin. Should you get a pesticide of any kind on your skin, wash thoroughly following its use. Rt. 1, $10 June 2 at the home of Alice Wamsley, advisor, with six tersection; William C. Brewer, members present. They Long Bottom, Rt. I , $10 and disCussed camp, their projects , cost, unable to stop within and a picnic. Vanessa Folmer assured clear distance; . Jed recreation and Susan William · F . Russell, Mid - Wright provided refreshments . dleport, Rt. I, $10 and costs, - Susan Wright. stop sign violation; Donald Eight members attended a Lovett, Pomeroy, $10 and recent meeting of the Stiverscosts, intoxication ; Clifford ville Stitchers 4-H Club when emblem; Foyd Cummins, Stevens, Pomeroy, RD, $15 and selling potato chips and flower Racine, Rt. I, Gordon A. costs, disturbing the peace. · bulbs were discussed. A . Sarver, Coolville, Richard F . Forfeiting bonds were Calvin demonstration on seam Fick,"Long Bottom, Jimmie G. J . Nixon, Marietta ; Edward A. finishing was g iven by Ada - King, Middleport, Rt. I , Young, Rt . 3, Pomeroy; VanMeter , a dvisor , and a Herman ·M. Gessner, Chester Webb, Huntington , W. specia l report on health by .Columbus, and Thomas L. Va .; Robert H. Joynt, Bowling Nicki VanMeter. Janet Middle· King, Middleport, $5 and costs Gree)1, Ohio; Fran C. 'R eichert, swart was in c harge of each, speeding; · William New Haven, W.Va.; Ronald L. recreation and Ada VanMeter Harden, Racine, Rt. 1, Eric A. Clemons, Columbus; Paul V. and Sharlee Evans served Pearch, Middleport, William Wamsley, Belpre; Warren D. refreshments. Thei r next M. Will, Pomeroy, Rt. 3,. Harmon , Ironton; Marvin meeting is sc heduled June 25. Bernard B. Lyons, Middleport, E. Taylor, Rt. 3, Pomeroy; - E laine Lehew. ,10 an,d costs each, speeding; Roland E. Wiseman, South The Pine Grove Pals have :· George R . Stout, Ruffs- Zanesville; Carroll Ellis met twice recently at the Scout - dale, Pa. and Ira G. Chesapeake; James N. : · Roach, Long Bottom, Rt. 1, $15 Williams, West Salem, Ill.; and and costs each , speeding; Thomas F. Bruce, Charleston, peace; Norman Statts, Charles A. Marcinko, W. Va ., $27.50 each, speed- Pomeroy, $50, assault and • Minersville, Rt. I, $11 ing; George H. Bradley, battery ; Michael Van Matre, . .: and costs, speedng; Robert R. Newark , $17.50, . no turn Syracuse, $22.50, defective : : Harden, Racine, Rt. 1, $12 and , signals; Donald H. Call, exhaust; Denny W. Garnes, . , costs, speeding; Lawrence R. Middleport, $27.50, stop sig n ; Rutland, $27.50, stop sign; ;:Yeager, Cheshire, Rt. 2, $10 Dennis E. Newland, Rt. I, Harry D. Garnes, Pomeroy, :.:and costs, left of center; Steven Reedsville, $27.50, permitting $34.55, fishing without a :::R. Scott, Pomeroy, Rt. 3, $5 an un1icenSed minor to operate lice nse, and Ric Watson , RD, ~ :and costs, no motorcycle en- a motorcycle ; Arthur Slate, Middleport, $25, disturbing the :.: dorsement; Archie D. Tutne , Middleport, $25, disturbing the peace . and cos ts , passing at in For Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds WANT ADS w sheriff's office, civil defense headquarters and coroner's office. The project is the subject of a class action suit filed by citizens who claim the cost of the complex is too expensive . members attending and Betty J ohnson the advisor in charge. Cheryl Lawson g ave a demonstrati on on measuring liquid and how to rip out a seam . Ruth Coen gave a demonstration on how make c innam o n rolls . A s pecial report on bread was given by Cheryl Lawson. Ra chel Coen and Ruth Coen were in c harge of recreation and Jerrie Jordan and Cheryl Lawson served refreshments. The next meeting will he June 2 at Mae Jordan 's home. - Betty Jordan . The TNT 4-H Club met twice re cently. At the first, the books were handed out, sewing was discussed, and they decided to make their own refreshments. Lisa Robinson was in charge of recreation and Eloise Boston HERE IS YOUR BALER INFORMATioN DEADLINES S P .M._Oay Before Pu blicat io n Monuay Deadl ine 9 ~ . m ~ ancellat l on - Corre ction s. W• ll be accepted unt il 9 a.m. for Day of Publlcalion REGULATtOPU The Publ isher reser ves th e ri ght to ed.i1 or re ject an y ad s deemed ~ble c fiona l. The publiSher w ill not be respon si ble fo r more than on e incorr ect ins.ertion . RATES For Want Ad Serv ice 5 cents per Word on e inser tion Minimurln Charo t:> 7Sc 12 cents 'er word three .consecutive inser tions. 18 cents per word s tx con . secut ive insertions. 25 Per Cent Discoun t on pai d itdS ;:tnd ads pa id with in 10 dav s . " Ready To Go To Work This Week w Lar,gest, heaviest bales stay tied through the rot,~ghest h~ndling , At the second, the members discussed all unfinished business, dec ided what to make for refreshments at the next meeting, and who would bring the ingredients. They made ' 'Frankfurter-Cheese Sandwiches." Terri Robinson Wets in charge of a game of tag. The next meeting will be June 8 at the home of Cindy Domigan. - James Osborne. hParents' Night" was observed at a recent meeting of Hall. At the first , lhe program the Mixed Up Hotshots. The for the yeetr was planned and meeting was he ld at the State Barbara Douglas serve d Farm with 11 members, 4 refreshments. At the second advisors, and 10 visitors at· meeting plans were made to tending. atte nd a baseball game in The members di sc ussed Cincinnati. Rachel Hunter their projects and selling · _gave a demonstration on potato chips. Reports were pinning pattern on the material given by each member on what a nd Nola Young served !hey had done so far on their refreshments. The next project. A game of tag was meeting will be June 18 at the played and refreshments were Scout Hall . - Julia Carpen ter. served by the advisors. The The Colwnbia Make It 4-H next meeting will be June 21 at Club met Jw~e 7 at the home of the State Farm. Ralph Cheryl Lawson with 13 Jordan. Notice FIN' Rent For Sale I<OSCOT SPEC IALS for June MOBILE HOME space in include Fam ily Suntan 011 Sy racuse . Phone 992·6329. Spray and Jr . Fac ial Mask 6·7·tfc Also wHh a purchase of e ither Afte s• E r nave or lectrlc Pre. PRIVATE mee1 ing room for any orga nization ; phone m . Shave by Koscot you receive a Kleans lng Kream free . Phone J97S. Helen Jane Brown. 992,5113. 3· 11·ft C 6· l ·tfc --:-=::---:cc:---;--,:--:-AIR Cond it ioned sleeping room . N EW fish at Showa lter' s Wet Twin beds ava ilable Mond., y. Pet Shop, Ph one 992·5-440. 6-14-3tp -;-:;:::-:;::~-:----6 -17-J tc =:--::---,--~­ ,, trailer lots in Middleport ; WAt:4TED - Someone to live in TWO 1! 2 duplex in Bradbury ; phone and care for elderly woman before 6 p.m . 992-5693 . If interested phone 992·5264; an y t ime. 6-18-Sfc 6 17 31 :---::--::--::-::------:-;-;-:~;:-::-;-::-.::-----·-· p FURNISEO 4 room apartment , YARD SALE ,.._ 18th and 19th. Mason . Phone 773· S147, Reynolds Apartment. 829 Sou th 3rd Avenue, Mid · · dfe port back of Bl ue Tartan . 6-12-0ip 6· 17·2tc HOUSE for rent near Meigs Mine No . I. Married couple Wanted preferred. Call742·5986 after S p.m . HOUSEWORK by .the day, will 6·17-3tc also do house cleaning . Work guaranteed . Max ine Profitt Sellers, Rt. L Racine , Ohio, ALL ELECTRIC - like new 3 r ooms with large b1ih , 843-2712. Electric wall oven , tablf. lop 6-17-3tc range. large closet located on E. Main Sf ., Pomernv . SPP tn HOUSEKEEPER needed . Fred C. Kesterson . Phone 992·6668. appreciate. Ph . Gallipolis 6-13-6fp 446·9539. 5·29-lfc For Sale CLOSE OUT on ( 4) New zig .zag sewing machines. For sewing s tret ch fabrics , buttonholes, fancy des,igns , etc . Paint slightly blem ished. Choice of carrying case or sewinQ stand. S4; .80 cash or terms available . Phone 992·77 55.' JOHNSON'S T.V. EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 ------ ------- • Heavy-duty power train with ex t ra large main drive c lut ch and precision spiral bevel and. pinion gears. • Optional d e lu xe pickup with · up to 126 rubber mounted teeth picks up s hort hay and hard to feed c rop s . • Economy-priced 420 bales up to 15 tons an hour Come in today and compare features. The 400 is the best baler buy around. Meigs Equipment Co. Phone 992-2176 Pomeroy, Ohio i LANDMARK - HAS EVERYTHING! WANTED CARRIER IN MASON, W. VA. THE DAILY SENTINEL 992-2156 PERSONAL PORTA-COOL TM ROOM-to-ROOM iii.I );, MODEL AHTQ304FB • Only 43 pounds light with built.in handle ... carry it anywhere BEST BUY AROUND! • Only 7 Am ps., plugs into any adequately wired 115 vol1 grounded circuit TEAFORD -----:c-- JUNE SPECIAL • 4,000 BTU/HR . cooling te M • Quick·Mount Side panels help make installation fast and easy JUNE IS DAIRY MONTH We talk to you $ • Durable outdoor (weather sida) case molded of LEXAN ®resin CAN'T RUST and carries a TEN YEAR parts and service labor replacement against failure due to a ma deiect • Top air discharge provides a gentle canopy of cooling like a person. WMP0/1390 MOD El AHT0304FB • Eight.position automatic thermostat CLELAND REALTY NOTICE! • The Quality Line UNIC:O Air Conditioners ASIZE FOR EVERY PURPOSE ., .D4.. 7,000 BTU·-----------196.95 10,200 BTU ----------- 217.95 15,000 BTU-----.:. ______ 292.95 18,000 BTU-----------302.95 FLYS DON'T CARE WHICH END YOU MILK ALL FLY SPRAY .- SAVE .3 Speed Now Only POMEROY . ' Jack W. Carsey, Mgf. 3rd & Sycamore Streets Gallipolis , Ohio YOUR UNION BARBER SHOPS l I Phone 992-2181 Open Mon . - Sat . Til6:00 P.M. . '""..... '" I Dl I ,..~-~~~~~-~~"ANSWII~~I"[I I J-[II I]" .... LET US HELP YOU POMEROY HOME & AUTO Roofing . Roof Painting, Spou1ing , Plumbing . Re modeltng , Complete Butlding, Vinvl & .Aluminum Stding . 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomero_y PHONE , 992-2SSO and FURNITURE AU.-WEATHER N. 2nd Ave. OffiCE SUPPLIES Middleport, 0 . SEPTIC tANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE MODERN SANITATION JOHN TUCKER Rt. 4, Pomeroy, 0 . 992.39S4 Stop In anjl See Our Floor Disp!ay . . ASK US ABOUT PRE -FABRICATED WOOD TRUSSES ..~ . Built ta Your·•Spe(s Delivtred to Job Site HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. 77l·SSS4 EX Mason , W. Va . VETERANS BANK FINANCING '' From the laroest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator to the ~ ma!le s t Healer Lore . Nathan Biggs' Radiator Speci alist SMITH NELSON ft.I')TQRS. INC. Ph . 9Y2 -'2174 Pomeroy 12 Years - 10.75 A. P.R. for Your For Your Mobile Home-; Land--No Down Payment Qualif~ Today, Call 304-485-3809 Choose your own home from your AREA DEALER. PAI NTER S. We will palnt O'DELL WHEEL · Alignment anything ins ide or out. 949· loca ted a t Cross roads, Rt. 124, 2671 . now back to work . Complete 6· 17 Jtc front end service, tune up and brake se rvice . Wheels E L NA and Wh de Se w ing balan ced elec1ronica lly . All Machines ... Service on all work guaranteed. Reesonable make s . Reasonab le rat es. rates. Phone 742·3232. The Se wing Ce nt er, Mid · 2·18·tfc dleport . Ohio. --------~= 11 ·16-ltc READY -MIX CONCRETE delivered r igh1 to your WILK IN SON Sma ll Engine project. Fast and easy. Free ' Sa les & Service, 810 3rd St.. estima tes. Phone 992·3284. Midd leport . Lawn mower Goeg lein Ready -Mix Co., repair . Free pickup and Middl eport, Oh io. delivery. Phone 992·3092. Also 6·30-tfc - Briggs and Str atton and SEPTtCTANKS CLEANED Tecumcee parts . 6-\0-6tc REASONABLE rates ~ Ph. 446· 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell , DOZER and ba ck hoe work, Owner and Opera lor. ponds and sep ti c tanks, dltc.h · 5-12-ltc ing service ; top ~o il. fill dirt. li mestone; 6&K ExcavatinQ. Phone 992-SJ67 or 992·3861 . C. BRADFORD, A.uctio··eer 9-\ -Uc CompJeteSe:r'V\te .... ,,..,, Phone949·J8:l l ~,_ .t· SEPT IC TA N KS AROB IC Racine, Ohio SE WA GE S' YSTEMS Cri It Br-adford 5-l·ffc , CLEANED. REPAIRED. M I LLER SANITAT ION , STE WA RT, OH IO. PH. 662· HOUSE and roof Paintlnq ; inlen or a nd ex terior, tree 3035, JQ . ..t . ti c · es timate s; ca ll992·7008 or 991·· 2d6Q. • ' I 5-21 -Jqtp SEW IN G MACHINE S. Repair se rvice , a ll mak es . 992·2264. The Fabri c Shop. Pome roy . AUTO AIR conditioning. Ser. Aut hori wd Singer Sa les and vit:e and repair. Ca ll ,992- ~802. S~f.vi ce . We Sharpen Sciss ors. s.u .:lOfp 3·29·tfC ING . Dozers, /large WILL TR IM o7(ut trees or EXCAVAT and sma ll ; Backhoes jlnd shrubbery. Al so pa int roofs . loaders on track an~ 1fJf'es; Phone 949·3221,. Dump trucks - , L.o ·boY 6-13-30tc se rvi ce . Septic t8~r(s In · s ta ll ed. George ( Bltll Pullins, phone 992·2478 or 992·7«>2. -----:----..,--=--:- Real Estate For Sale 2-9-tlc SPAC IOUS ear l y American Brick for sa le, family grown, HARRI SON'S TV service and ser11 lce ca ll s. Phone 992·2522. 2 story. 4 bedroom, Jl/1 bath. 2-9 -tlc pan try. Rec. room, 2 fire pla ces, we at her seal storm windows and doors , 2 EXCAV ATING, dozer , loadOf' and backhoe work ; septic car garage, man.,.. oth er good tanks Installed ; dump trucks fea ture s, on 82x196 lot. and fo.boys for hire; will haul $32,500. Contact ow ner. Edse l 1111 dirt, top soli, llmeslone Wi se, Coolvil!e, Ohio 667·3843. and gravel; Ca ll Bob or Roger 6-la-3tp Jeffers·. day phone 992 -7089 ; night phone 992·3525 or 991· FARM for sa le, 77 acres of land , 5232. pasture, frui t trees, water tap 2-11 -ttc paid, necessary farm buildings, 5 room house with SEE 1US FOR : Awnlnqs, storm bath, ca rpeting and panelling. doors and windows, carports, Call 992 ·7304, Hysell Run marquees , al um inum siding Road . and railing . A. Jacob. sates 6· 13·6fC representative. For free es timates , phone Charles OUE to job transfer, must se ll Lisle, Syracuse, V. V. hom e, 3 bedroom , tolal Johnson and Son, Inc. e lectric. large lot . F .H.A. . 3·2-ffc approved. Syrac use. Phond 99'}.7836. I G&t Appliance Repair . repair . 5-25 -tt c on all laundry equipment, refrigeration equipment and hou se wiring, welding, 7 ROOM hou se with bath~n elec tri c and gas . Ca ll 992·380'2 Rutland, air co nditlor. d, or after 4:30 p. m . ca ll 992· ca rpeted , gas furnace, f1 h· 6050. washer, double oven, rang-e. 5-24·301p double garage, large ca rport , 4 acres cleared and fenced, sma ll barn and other AUTOMO BILE insurance been ca nce ll ed ? Lost your bui ldings. Phone 614·742·6834. opera tor 's licenSe? Ca ll 992. 5-30-tfc 2966 , 6·1S.tfc . _, ,_ I [j 01 Serving Meigs , Ga Ilia, Mason Counties ·- ................... ... I D . -June 18th thru 23rd CENTRAL SOYA OF OHIO Patronize . 20" FANS " Your Farm Supply Super Mkt.' Business Services FORD BALER - with mo lor , eldra good cond it ion. Contact Kenne th Hartley . Phone 992· 6320. 6-13-6tc Specialist 7 :H::O::O::D:-:, S-,.,A :--a= u -:: A-::R-::1:-: U-:M:-:S-,- , i s h Wheel a, d supplies, new locat ion, Ash Street, Middlepor t, near Alignment park ; Phone 992 5443. EXCELSIOR Salt Works, E. 1·7-tf c flllaln St. , Pom eroy . All kinds It Mus.t of salt water pellets, water Be Right GROCERY business fpr sale: nuggets, bl oc k salt and own or we will Bu il ding for sale or lease. Oh io Ri ver Salt. Phone 992· Make 11 Right . Ph one 773-5611S from 8: 30p .m .' 3891. to 10 p .m . for appointment . 6.S. Ifc 3·20·tfC - ::-::::-;:--- - -;:-;-,-REDUCE ex cess fluids with 1973 - Zig Zag sewing machine. 8-4: JO Daily, 8-1'2 Sat. This machine darns . em. Fluldex ~ Lose weight with In the R. H. Rawlings Sons broiders , overcasts, button CA:g~t~~~:~KS Dex . A. Di e t capsules at holes . All without at . · Buildtng . Nelson Dr ug s. S1.50 for so word min imum . 991·1101 Middleport. 0 . Ea c h additional word 2c . _________ 6·_ '8·3fp ta chments . . Pay balan ce of S38.50 or pay $5 per montb. BLINOADS Additional 25c Charge per AMANA Air ·Cond it ioner , 15,000 Call 992 -5331. Advertisement . BTU, Used 2 monlhs . Call 949- - - - - -- - -- 6-10-llc OFFICE HOURS · Ha'tle your T.V. Picture Tube 2934. 8:30a . m . to 5 :00p .m . Da ily , 6·17·4tc KNAPP s hoes , 10 pet. to 28 pet. Restored As Good As New 8:30 a . m . 10 12:00 Noon oft on 16 styles. Order now . Right In Your Home . Saturday . GRAVE lots in Tuppe;r S Pla ins . Supply limited. Phone 992· Guar.-nleed for 6 Mo. Cheap. Boat, motor , trailer . 5324. In Memory Golden Bahr, Athens , Oh io 5-30-tfc Color- $30.00 45701. IN LOVING memory of Mary Black & White- SlS.OO HANGING ba s ket s, com . 6-17-6Jp Eblin on today her birthday, bination pots and f11t e d porch June 18th: 1964 4· DOOR Dodge sedan . boxes, wh ite, pink and red We cannot send a birthday card, automati c. 949·4761 . geraniums , b e gonias. your hand we cannot touch, petunias , coleus , zinnia s . 6·17· 14tc Today there will be no gifts or dian thus, snapdragons, and cake, 949- 3151 Help Wanted ageralium . Cleland Farm and 10 GALLON tank with all sef.up For the one we loved so much . rets For Racine , Ohio Greenhou se, E . Main , Racine . eq.uipment. only S10 . For In a graveside softly EXCELLENT opportunity in Gera ld ine Cle land . Showalter's Wef . Pet Shop. BEAUTIFUL male Bettas with local retail sales open tor slee ping, 6· 13·'H c n7-6tc bowl, $1.79. Showalter's Wetright man , Prefer mature Where the flowers gently wave Pel Shop. person - 30·40 years of age Lies the one we love so dearly 6·ll ·6tC 1964 KENMORE Au tomati c (2) Eleclrolux Sweepers deluxe with some background in But whom we could not save. model. Complete with all retailing but will consider Was her with Sudsaver. $40. God alone knows how much we c lean ing attachments and CHARLIE a young , frisky, Veteran with in ·serv ice Good condi tion . Phond 367 miss her, uses paper bags. Slight ly used border collie needs country 7530. c lerical. storekeeping or As He counts the tears we shed , bu t ciEt{lns and looks like new . Call Athens S93.8155. home . 6·17. lfc warehousing exper ience. For He whispered, "She is only Wdl s~ll for $37 .25 cash or 6·15·6tc Reply in confidence to Box s teeping. term s available Phone 992729· C. C·O The Daily Sentinel. 3 BEDROOM hou se, Salem Your loved one Is not dead ." 7755. AKC Toy Poodle puppies, $75 S tr ee t. Rut land , modern Pomeroy, Oh io . On Most American Cars So on this her birthday, Forgive 6·14·6tc and $85. Also Siamese k.tten s, k,it c he n , wall · lo ·wall car · 6-14-31p us Lord. we pray, - GUARANTEEDpeting in front room , 14 ot $10. Phone 1·256·6147 , Kenn els Shs was so precious, why ALMA OhlinQer house and lot of Call->oun . acre of ground . Small barn in NEED a lady to live In or work Phone 992-2094 couldn't she have stayed. on Lynn Place, Middl eporl , 5.2Q.30tc ba ck of lot . Phone 742-4111. by day , Phone 992-5585. Sadly missed by loving Ohio. wil l be sold to the Pomeroy Home & Auto 6-17-3tc 6 17 ·3tc husband, Steve, chi ldren and highest bidder. Tuesday , June POOOLE puppies, Toy AK C., Open 8 Til s grandchildren. 19, 1973 at 10:00 a .m . at !he Chocolate - Sh ow quality . BEAUTIFUL Walnut Stereo. Monday thru Saturday 6·18-ltc PART or FULL-TIME JOB, office of J . B. O' Brien, AI · radio tape combinat1on. am evenings -weekend . Ca ll on · Phone 992 5443. 606 E. Main , Pom eroy, 0 . 1/1 Co urt Stree t. torney, I00 family who have requested 5·23·1fC fm radio, a track tape deck . Pomeroy, for not less than the Ba lance $104 .53 or use our Informa tion on Encyclopedia Card of Thanks appraised value of $2,500.00. budget term s. Call 992 3965. Britannica. No canvassing . WE WISH to thank everyone For further information ca ll Auto Sales Preset appointmen·ts up to 6 17·6fc who was so kind and 992-2720. Real Estate For Sale $100 a week commission or 1969 CHEVROLET truck with thoughtfu l during th e 6.J4.4fc SPACE hungry? Vemco add a more tor full time . For in hospitalization of Mr . Willa cheater axle - 14' dump rooms a re eas il y insta ll ed to terview, call Mr . Clift, RIVER frontage on Ohio River body. Priced to sell. Call 992· Jacobs in Pl easant Valley any mobile home in less than HANGING baskets; com · Parkersburg, 304·422 -377 1 or 5951. across from Pomeroy on Wes t Hospital. We especia lly wish blnation pots and fill ed porch 4 hours . 16 std . plans, bdrms .. Zanesville, Ohio 453-4337, be · Virginia Side Right In cen ter to thank Dr . Ri c hard Slack, 6-12-6tp boxes , white, pink, and red de ns. lam ilyrms . office s. See tween 10· 00 and 12: 00 noon . -:----::-::-::-::---:---:::--of Rega tta . sandy beach, a ll the nurses, Mason City geraniums, begonias , them all a t Young' s M. H. 6·17 ·6tc 1972 FORD Grand Torino, Vinyl s hade. water and electrici ty . I Emergency Squad and petunias; Coleus ~ Zinnias . Sis, Rt 7 & 35 Below Silver have two lots s urveyed , 100ft . top , Air Conditio ned. v . a everyone etse for the ir kind· Dianthus, Snapdragons, Memorial Bndge, Ga ll ipo li s . wide at low water leve l, 450 fl . Engine, p.s. & B. Call ~nv ness and cardS. Mr . and Mrs . COOK, waitress and carhop ; Agerallum . Cle land Farm 6·17· ll c apply in per son , Craw's Steak time - 949.5081. lo railroad tra cks. 87 11. wide William Jacobs. and Greenhouse. E. Main , a t railroad tracks . The lots .House 6·11· lfP 6· 14· 12tc H & N day old or started Racine . Geraldine Cleland . 5· \O.tf c are all cleaned and mowed Leghorn pullets. Both floor or --:":--:::---::---._ 6 ~_ l4·tiC off . Marion Reynolds, Ma son. SI NCERE appreciation and 1969 CHEVROLET Chevelle, cage grown avai lable . ..... w . va .. 773.5147. Reynolds refrigeration · good condi tion , v .a Enginle. Thank · You to all concerned QUALIF IED Poultry housing & NEW Huffy Riding Mower 8 F lower Shop. serviceman, indu s lr• a l. friends, for their flowers, Phone 992·2572. automation . Modern Poultry , h.p., 26'' . Never used . Price 6-13-6Jp commercial, dom es tic , good ca rds, calls. prayers and all 6·15·3fc 399 W Main, Pomeroy, 992 $300. Used Huffy Riding pay and working cond1lion s. expressions of concern during 2164. Mower 7 h.p. 26" Price S200. NEW RANCH HOM E - 1· acre Must be e xper ienced . Gallia my stay in the hospital. 6 17 lie Either one to selL Telephone tot. City water . A , well Refrigeration Co., 611 Jrd Mobile Homes For Sale Sincerely sent. Freeman A. -~-------742 l162 . Av e., Ga lli polis, 446·4066. designed house plan by' W. G. Enoch and family , Syrac use, 6·14-Jip 1972 HOND A 500 Motorcyc le . 6·4·1f Best Homes consisting of Ohio. Ca ll 985 3828 afte r 6 p.m . large living room with d1ning 6-H -ltc Air Conditioners 6·17 . J tc '69 PLYMOUTH Fury II I. P.S,, L, 3 bedrooms inc ludmg P.B., Air,' good tires . On ly Awnings ma~1er bedroom with tull WE WISH to express our sin· S1,000. Phone 992·2042 after 3 131 NEW 1973 ZIG -ZAG bath, a large 32' x 11 ' com· Underpinning cere thank s to our neighbors, SE WIN G MA CHIN ES in pm . , bination kifchen .famlly room, friends, and relatives for the ir or ig ina I factory car ton. Zig ----::--::-:-:-::-::--:-::-::--6·-=14 •6f c and 2 full bafhs. Under main Comp le te mobile home ki ndness shown us at the time Zag to make buttonholes, sew ·~ fl oor is a full basement or service - plus gigan l ic of the sudden death of our on buttons, monograms, and 1966 9· PA.SSE NGER Olds· lower level which can be dear mother and sister. Mrs . di splay of mobile homes make fan cy design s wit h L·us t mobtle v.' sfa C~ulse r . 69,000• fini shed if desired. To make Eva Theiss. Also thanks to the always avat labl e at .. the twi s t of a sing le·dial ef t actual miles, a~r. radio , etc. -Hiis a comp le tely quality Racine Emergency Squa"d. in lay·a·way and never been 992·2936. home a full 2·car garage Is Ewing Funeral Home, the used. Will se ll lor on ly $-17 6, 14.Jic MILLER included. Financ ing arranged organist. Pastor Combs, all cash, or term s availabl e. --with low down paymen1. For who brought food, flowers. Eiec lro Hygi ene Co. Phone al l de t ai ls and an ap . MOBILE HOMES and anyone e lse who helped in Real Estate for Sale 992·2984. pointme nt to see home. call any way. May God bless you 6.J7.7tc 1220 Wa shington Blvd. 992.5976 or Columbus co l· a ll . George The iss family, Mr . MODERN 6 room I floor plan 423 -7521 . BELPRE , 0 ·. ~----~---Je ct 235-1996. and Mrs . Del mar Hamm. Mr . ELECTROLUX va c uum . home with detachable 6. JJ.tt c and Mrs. Clarence Grueser . cleaner, A l condition, use s garage . All newly painted. PHONE: 6·17. lfp paper bag s, ha s cordwinder Located on nice level lot SO' >c CAS H pa 1d for all makes and -----and many atlachmerlts . Al so 110' at 619 Page St.. Mid · T 8 mode ls of mobi le homes . Wan d tO UJ shampooe r a ll a c hm e nt in . diE:!por t, Ohio. For fur ther Phone area code 614-423-9531 . eluded. (Onl)l 4 avadnb le ) at details, con tact David R. Notice OLD Furnitu're, oak tables . .- - - - - - - - - - 4 : : :·-"13":-"tl-"c $37 .70 ca sh or te rm s Yates, 23 Grandv iew Road. GU N Shoot, Factory choked & Wooden 1ce boxes, brass beds, avai labl e . Elect ro H)lgiene Cambridge, Ohio. 43725. hand choked guns, Forked dishe s or complete For Rent Co. Phor:~ e 992 ·2982 . 6· 15.flc V irgil B. Teaford, Sr. RUn Sportsman Club. Sunday, househo ld s ; Write M. D. 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and 617-ll c June 17, 12 noon . Broker Miller. Rt. 4, Pomeroy , Oh1o, unfurnished ·apa rtm ent s . HOUSE for sa le by owner, 3 6· 14·3tc call 992·6271 . 110 Mechanic Street Phone 992·5434. PUBLIC AUCTION bedrooms, new furn ace, roof, 5· 13"tfc 4·12·11c SAT UR DAY , Jun.! 2Jtd, 11 :00 a nd wiring. Wall . to -wall Pomeroy, Ohio 4S769 HOURS for placing applicat ions _A_N _T --::: E-D~-i.J c-s_e_d:-m -e-rc-:h-a~ ndise ~::-::-::---~ a .m. carpe ting , large lot. carport. in the Personnel Department, W NEW LISTING I have sold my farm and Look for Iron fence in fr ont l62ACRES Holzer Medical Center are ~ for auction . We buy, we 2 BEDROOM mobi le home. a ir All minerals. conditioned , Racine area . will sell the following per· and pine trees In side yard . from 9:00 to ll :OOa .m., 2:00to sell, whole houseful or sing le Good 2 bedroom home with sona l properly at the farm Phone 992·6329. Contac t Mr . Eldon Walburn, 4:00 p .m . on Tu esda y, pieces ,. cons ignm ent or bath, drilled we ll , and conc rete located 2112 miles off State s.2J. Ifc 230 Union Avenue, Pomero.,.., Wednesday, and Thursdar,· percentage We will haul. porch . Basement barn. A rea l Route 124 . Leave Slate Route 6•14•5 c Ohio . Phone 992-2805. Phone 992·3354. Hayman' s. 1241u st west at Rutland, Ohlo, 6. JJ .tfc buy a ! a little over Slll.OO per 6-5·30tc on County road 13 and follow acre. YARD sale, Monday. Tuesday, sa le sign s. NEW LISTING Wed ., June 18, 19, and 20, 9 ACREAGE NEAR POMEROY 5 ROOM hous~ with bath on 1965 Dodge 4 Door Dart 170 ACRES - M i neral ~. free a .m . to 5 p.m . White house large lot in upper end of OR MIDDLEPORT WITH OR with 6 whee ls and tires. trimmed in green be~·dnd Syra cuse . Large attic, out . gas, 25 acres of bottom in WITHOUT HOUSE . PLEASE Excel lent condi ti on . Tappan Sha in}s Store in Antiquity. buildings . $7,000. Ca ll 949 · ~595 meadow. Balance pasture and WRITE Box 729-F, C·O The Ga s Range , Sunray Ga s 6·15.2tc be fore 2: 30 p.m . or any lime some timber. GarT)brel root Daily Sentine l, stating Range. Small G. E . on weekends . bank barn. 36 x 50. Drilled well description and lowest selling Refrigera tor , Maytag Dryer. YARD SALE - Sma ll ey's Gift 6·4·12tc and nice larg e stream. J price . Maylag Wringer Wash e r. Shop, Chester, Ohio, Monday 6-Htp bedroom modern home in Double rinse tubs , Section.;~ l and Tuesday. June 18 and 19. Athens Coun ty . Asking sola and other liv ing room Clothes, dishes some an · NO . l Copper 54c, rad ia tor s, $60,000.00. furniture , :114 Bed comp le te . tiques , ek. 28c ; brass, 20c; batteries, 85c NEW LISTING Chest of Drawer s, Dresse rs, 6· 15-2tc each ; clean dry · rools , Gin · R UTLAND - 12 room home, 6 Ant iques Buffet. 2 Drnette ON YOUR DIAL seng, $52 lb. ; yellow root, S.4; bedrooms, bath , porch. carpor t Sets. Venetian Blinds ~ mayapple. 45c per lb . ; M. A. Curtains, Wheal Mine Lamp and exce ll ent loca tion with Hall, ~eedsville, Ohio, 378· & Charger , New Traditiona l large yard . · Want on ly -- 6249. F ;xlure Antique Brass L!ght s 12,000.00. 56 tfc EXPA~SION PLANNED Fini sh, Stone jars & jugs NEW LISTING COLUMBUS (UP! )- Batsta nd s. Baby bed , Hi9h chair. ·.oa SYRAC USE - 6 room frame NEW YORK Baflery radio, P icni C tab le, E . M A I N ' - - - telle Laboratorie.s announced Musical Instruments house ba sement. garage with Glider. Power Saw, Platlorm SPINET . Console Piano. Thursday an expansion of il~ POMEROY utility. Level lot. All utilities . Scales. 2·wheel Trailer, Wood CLOTHING Wanted respons~ble party to biomedical research facilities . Asking S5,000.00. saw with 3 bells, New Stihl take over spinet piano. Easy OUT OF TOWN POMEROY Chain Saw (020AV). 1 horse Construction will begin next terms . Can be seen locally. !•h acres . Nice laying 2 BEDROOMS - Bath, fu ll HOUSE elec tr ic molar wi th grinder. Write Credit Manager , P . 0. month on the $3.3 million, four -• ground . 4 bedrooms. Modern basement with shower , gas several small motors. 3 Fence Box 276, She lbyv ille. Indiana bath. Lots of base and upper furna ce, and por ch . Large lot. Pomeroy ' chargers , 2 hydraUli c /'acks. story addition to Battelle's 46176. cablne,ts in the kitchen, a lso Only $7500.00. BO ft . Wire Cable, a lot o hand is now the collecting age~~.r 6-15 21p present one-story biomedical a range . Bar room. Sto,rm NEAR SHOPPING. & hardware, Refrain for tools for Columbus & Southern research facility. 1950 Ford Mower, deep we lt , doors & windows . Home 1S '4- NICE 2 BEDROOMS - Handy Ohio Electric Company . . years old. $16,900.00. hand pump, pitcher pump. kitchen, bath, gas furnace, You can pay your electnc MIDDLEPORT siding roof ven · aluminum. front and side concrete porCh bill at this store. tilalion, lot of p'iastic wa ter Living room . Kitchen . with wrought iron posts . Just ~ll1WIDM®u..t ~w p1pe, Fiber glass rooting. roof Dining Room . 2 bedrooms. $15,000.00. pa int. 3 steel drum s, Stock Bath. 2nd floor unfinished lll ACRES ra c k for 3 ,4 ton tru ck , but ha s new stai rway to it . HIJN T IN G LAND All Unscr~mb le these lour Jumbles, wheelbarrow , lot of log Storm windows . Lot 100x125. minerals, plenty of locust. 6 one letter to each •quare, to cha ins, small lot of leather JUST SS,ooo.OO . room house , barn and severa l form four ordinary . words, harness & collars. 20 bushel s RACINE P'ottit.oll)" buildings. Asking $19,500.00 of ear corn and other useful nothi"((: 10 Acres about 6 level. Hom e NEW LISTING arti cles not tl s·ted. W. R. J.VVEX 2 """" " ' "" ~ bedrooms. Bath . Full 8 YEARS OL D - 2 bedrooms, Hay es ~ owner . Term s the m! basement. Electric heat . Is bath wi th shower. Full ca sh. Not responsib le for about 12 years old . A BUY basement. Nice liv ing room a ce •dents. The Bradford Karr's Barber Shop AT JUST S15,000.00. wit h fireplace . 1·ca r garage. Auction Company . A. C. FURNISHED HOME Pomeroy Bradtord, Manager . C. C. $18,500.00 A la rge level lot l00x135. Jlh Bradlord , Auct1on ee r. Lunch NEW LISTING Mayer & Hill VI/{/•() story fra me . 2 bedrooms. served . 145 ACRES - 15 in corn . Large Barber Shop 6·172tc bath. Dining r oom. Kitchen barn several outbu ilding s . 7 Pomeroy has late model G. E. Range, room house . Some fences in Paid For by Barbers.' Ref. Dryer and Deep Freeze. Rutland Township. $22,500.00. 5 ROOM house. bath, ba semen t. Local No. 400. Nice porch . Storm doors and ·-~ gas heat. 21ots, S. D. Busk irk, windows. sa.soo.oo. · VISIT with us and see the 341 Page Street, Middleport . 1!116 MONEYSIX· FAMIL Y yard sale with a TUPPERS PLAINS bargains. Where can you buy Ph one 992 -5487 . FOR AOON6! variety of c lothing , furniture 6-15-3tp Like new 1971 mobile home. 3 land for only a liHie more than and odds and ends. June 22-23 bedrooms . Bath . Lovely S100.00 an acre . WE HAVE 9 a .m . to 5 p.m. Look for sa le kitchen and dining area. Home for sa le, 12 x 60 MOBILE NEW HOMES FOR ON~ Y signs on Rt. 124 between _ >JJI\,'1'UR ~_ Now ananre t.he circled lettera Large lot in new addition. $16,000.00. WE HAVE FR!"E with expando , completely Crossroads and Rt . 7 By·Pa ss. r n l to form the avrprise anawer. u lurnished , ca r peflng, a ir· GOING AT JUST $6,800.00. ATLAS AT THE OFFICE FOR 6-17-51p . •unested by the above cartoon. conditioned, 50 ft . pat io, large CALL US FOR A QUICK YOU . lot , .992·1753, Ath ens . ON YOUR SALE 6·15-71t PROPERTY . DANCE Friday & Sat. nights, 10 .. HELEN L. TEAFORD HENRY E. CLELAND , p.m . till 2 p.m . Shenanif GORDON B. TEAFORD (A-wen Mand•J} COAL . l irr es tone . Ex ce l"ior· BROKER Spring s. Music by Guy ASSOCIATES . Sa lt Work s, E. · Main St., JAmblua LIMIT GUMMY IEDIUG PIRATE Thoma, Toby Young and 992-22S9 992·jJ25 or 992·36 U Pomeroy . Phone 992 . 38~1 . Larry Hubbard . \'et1erd•1'• No Answer 992·2568 Al&tw~:r; FF'hal one 1rwu111nin climber U'urc-A "GITUP" 6·14·3fc. 4 12·tf\ Sale served refreshments. Meigs 4-H Club .News The Pomeroy Livewires met Minersville , PLANS APPIIOVED TOLEDO (UP[} - Plans for a $lo.4 million county justice ~ center were approved Wednesday by the Lucas County Commissioners, house a jail, PART TIME CLERK POSITIONS GROCERY --:- PRODUCE . FOR OUR NEW STORE IN POMEROY Applicants s hould be neal in. allpearanc~, friendly personality and have ability in basic mathematics . STARTING RATE: $1.85 Per Hour Approximately: 15 to 30 Hours Per Week · APPLY: Ohio Bureau of Employment Service 443 2nd Ave. , Gallipolis, o. An I Opportunity Employer ..., . ' �' • 2ll - The SWlday Tim•• Sentinel " ~ 7 1973 For Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds t In Memort IN lOVING momoryofour dad Glenn F Po1ter Fa1her s Day Sr on who passed away June 18 1970 A lovmg father true and k ind No friend I ke h m we II ever find For all of us he d d h s best Mi.ty God grant h m eterna l rest Sad I y m issed by M r s Phyll s Johnson Mrs June Kemper and ent r e fam ly 143 ----IN MEMORY of Lusher A Real Estate For Sate,.,.,...., Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale STROUT QJ/1DIIlfOIL REALTY REALTY IUSSRL WOOD REALTOR 446-1066 W IFE TO t-ROWNING husband hold ng can cel ed check n h s hand You mean the bank sa ves all the checks I write an d sends them to you' What a sn eaky th ng to do THE LEADER SINCE 1900 IN SERVING THE NATIONS BUYERS & SELLERS Ph 11146 0008 NEW LISTING - Over 3 acres Evans who departed th s fe with ot !> of p nes Th s. 5 rm June 20 1969 and bath hom e has a f ull Noth ng can ever take away basement and s located on th The Love a heart t>olds dear NEW LISTINGS Woods M II Rd lmmed al e Fond memor es I nger every ARE YOU lookmg for a very possess on S 14 700 day n ce home n c on Second Remembrance keeps h m near A v e ' E xcellen cond t on Sad I y m ssed by w fe two story two bedrooms and LOWDOWN PAYMENT - Th s ch ldren and grandch ldren large din ng room bath n ce y remodeled 2 story 143 1 downsta rs shower full home ncludes a new fa ctory basement second story k tchen formal d n ng rm f n shed can be made Into I v ng rm w th WB f replace three bedrooms good garage 3 BR full basement and a so a n ce rental n back w th shady lawn Sl5 900 WE WISH to thank a I our separate dr veway close to relat ves and ne ghbors for grocery store of 177 x 43 INVESTMENT NEARLY the r vis ts donat•ons of food NEW Restaurant and floral arrangements cards A LAND at Northup Oh1o carry out food serv ce Rea and help dur ng the t1me of w th 2 bedroom home with full estate and all equ pment goes the loss of our loved one A so basement large I vlng room w fh sale Located near Gav n thanks to Rev L nson Steb 3 n ce closets stove and deep Plant b ns the organ st and freeze storm w ndows and M1ller s Home for Funerals door fuel o I furnace rural FHA WOULD PROBABLY Your thoughtfulness and water bath large garage FINANCE THIS ONE k ndness w I never be and pat o Pr ce S20 000 S16 900 buys th s n ce 6 rm forgot1en homew fh a 12 x20fam ly rm The Mae M ller Fam ly and modern bu It n k tchen 143 1 3 BEDROOM house k itchen bath and n ce front porch at Cheshire Oh o Pr ce reduced EASTERN AVE $14 500 to Sl2 500 IDEAL FOR HOME OR B Z - N ce 6 rm home features DAVES Home Improvement 47 GARFIELD Ave very n ce some panel ng and carpet ng alum num s d ng and ac home with new carpe t and plus alum num Sid ng storm cessor es Free est mate drapes central a r con w ndows and carport ower pr ces 'J67 0229 d lion ng front room 22 x 14 134 26 w th wood burn ng f replace ENO - OVER AN ACRE of modern k tchen ful land p us a lov ely 6 rm LET US restore your o P lam y basement new carport and country home Lots of good ;.>hotos Pr ces reasonab e r ver v ew Pr ce $22 500 llv ng can be had for on ly Tawney s Studio $16900 51 1f COTTAGE on Evans He ghts ot 45 x 125 modern k fchen 1 YEAR OLD love y 5 rm at SWEE PER Repa s Parts the whole house n excenent e eclr c home close to new Supp es Phone 367 77:J6 cond I on also garage Pr ce hasp ta offers 3 BR bath Dav s Vacuum Cleaner Ston• $15 000 WW ca pet garage br ck 10 a m 5 p m Add son Oh o front and 100 ft frontage 114ft 7 ROOM br ck home on Lower $22 500 R ver Road over oak ng the DAY CARE Oh1o R ver modern k1fchen BRAND NEW & PRICED SUN VALLEY Nursery School carpeted a r cond tlonmg RIGHT at S22500 Th s I censed by State of Oh1o 1 ful basement two car qual ty bu It 3 BR home has a m les west of new hasp tal garage has recently been br ck front garage factory 577 Sun Valley Dr Ph 440 redecorated k !chen w th a arge d n ng 3657 Day care that says we area WW carpet 2 bath s 22 care Madge Hauldren MODERN 1 floor plan on Ad ft LR and a large lot 10 m Owner Loredlth & John d son Bulav lie Rd 6 r.ooms from town Hauldren Operators hardwood f oars modern 114 tf k tchen r ura water s tuated CLOSE NORTH GALLI A HIGH Pr ce S21 000 on two lots. SCHOO L - N cely remodeled MOlORIST MUTUAL IN Pre sently rents for $200 per 7 rm home on a large lot SURANCE One st op mo Owner anx ous to se ll protect on for Auto Home Bus ness and L fe Ray Hawk LARGE o der home has been BEAUTIFUL COLO NIA L Agent 446 2300 54 4th Ave remodeled modern k tchen PLUS ACREAGE You may 100 1f new carpet n~ two patios buy th s love y 4 BR home plus extra Ira ier pad on lot w th 1 acre or 167 Th s at Pr ce $19 500 TWO WAY Rados Sa es & electr c beauty offers 2 bi:tlhs Serv1ce New and used CBs arge fam y m d n ng rm po ce man tor s antennas 3 BEDROOM home w th un 2 f rep aces a factory k tchen tin shed room upsta rs for the ~tc Bob s C t zen Band Rad o that a I women dream of and 4th bedroom large 1 v ng Equ p Georges Creek Rd pal o If you shou d dec de to r oom w th I replace modern Gall pol s Oh o 446 4517 buy I all you would a so get k .tchen new gas furnace a r 212 1f am le of road frontage about conCI t on ng full basement -:-,-,--c=-,---- new pond tob base corn f n shed re c room n JANITORIAL Serv ce free base barn and about 75 bath and 2 basement has est mates husband and w fe I llab e acres Buy now and bath upsta rs double garage team Walls W ndows choose the color of your Floors Pa nt ng Panel ng or on of 95 x 2 5 th s home was carpet any type work Cal 388 8408 bu t by a carpenter for h s anytime house rust 5 m n from WE NEED AN OFFER 60 Gal po s Oh o has c ty acres vacant and 10 Add son water and new sewer system Twp - about 20 acres t lab e n front of house WE HAVE w th the balance n woods watches and Campa e ou pr ces A LARGE home w th 5 HOME PLUS NCOME 2 bedrooms modern k tchen anywhere Tawney s Jewelry almost new al electr c mob le 1 2 bath gas furnace smal 51 tr hom es ocated 1 m e off rout !;) basement new roof large lot 7 n Add son Twp L ve n one 43 x 75 on Second Ave BUY S lver 60 pet over face and rent the other value a I US cons and god APARTMENT HOUSE top do tar MTS cons Phone IN KANAUGA A lot on Sf Rt Upper oute 7 th s prope ty 446 2822 7 w th 170 frontage for could pay for tself n 5 years bus ness and a sma I house Ca today and f nd out how c:c------ - - -- 143 1 that ents for $85 per mo there are 2 wells on property ADDISON TOWNSHIP RUMMAGE and Garage Sale at 16 and county water n front 541 Second Avenue June 22 5 LOTS - ASK lNG $40 000 Off1ce 446 1066 8 pm June 23 9 4 p m Evenmgs Sponsored by New L fe NEW SECTIONAL - KC School Russell Wood 446 4618 Luther League Dst $16900 wll sound Ron Canaday 446 3636 1.13 3 after you see th s love y cheap John I R1chards 446 0280 3 BR all e ectr c home w lh 2 baths sha g carpet un PROFESSIONAL REAL derground ut I t es beam ESTATE APPRAISER ce I ngs arge f at of and ow down paymen •r Nobee ------- ------- A BRICK the better buys m Gall pols 3 BR 1 ' bath carpet throughout all elec tr c full basement located n a real good ne ghborhood on 2nd Ave Pr ce reduced for a qu c sa e BUSINESS No 1 - For Sale - Large ot on Second Ave Has bfock bu ld ng w1th dry clean ng equ pment A real buy - can be used for most any bus ness ONner ret red due to health reasons No 2 - Market and grocery store for sa le - dong a good bus ness No 3- Restaurant dong a good bus ness- located down town No 4 Market and col"\ feet onary - Pr ce reduced ow ner wants to ret re The pnce s r ght Cal Howard Brannon One of 123 ACRES W th a butcher ng shop w th a I the equ pment a arge da ry barn two story home located on Bu av lie Road tust 6 m les from c ty LOCATION Walk to everyth ng - No 540 Th rd Ave One story home w1th deep lot and new storage bu ld ng Pr ce $17 900 CORNER LOT Located n V nton Large two sto ry hom e carpeted throughout eat n k tchen d n ng room 3 BR new furnace Low low pr~ce of $15 750 MIDDLEPORT OHIO 4 good homes 1n very good cond t on ready to move nto Pnced from S13 500 to S21 000 Can be seen anyt me - Call for appo ntment now SECLUDED And bu It to endure - A very unusual 6 BR 4 2 bath spac ous LR w th stone FP over s ze fam ly room w th br ck F P beamed ce lmg carpet ng throughout pr vale balcony to each BR Anderson w ndows and doors redwood deck luxury k tchens dial your own weather n th s at electr c central a r heat exter or s cedar s d ng and odbrck 4000sq ft oflvng space nestled among stately trees on a 3 acre plot Shown only by appo ntment Wanted To Do Help Wanted $MONEY$ NEW L STING - Th s n ce 7 rm home s about 12 yrs o d and loca ted n a qu et sub d v1s on on US 35 HW floors 3 BRs large d mng rm ut lily rm and carport are on y a few of the spec al features $22 000 12 MEN NEEDED ARTHUR A NIBERT, ASA. Phone 446 4672 281 State Street Ga lllpohs Oh1o 45631 RUSS S GLASS Serv ce g ass for all needs spec a z ng n w ndsh e l ds m rrors p e><~g ass rescreen 704 P ne R o G ande 245 5048 100 tf Help Wanted 3.51 HR. 1 FULL OR PART TIME Expandmg company needs twelve men to work m Galltpolts and Pomt Pleasant area No experience necessary Must have car Call Monday Thursday Fnday 9 30 amto9pm MR VANCE 446 0677 WANTED experrlenced body repa r man paid vacat on hosp fa zat on top pay Apply n person no phone SECRE TAR Y for par t llme calls J m M nk Auto Sa es work nan nsurance off ce If Inc nterested send res ume to 143 3 Post Off ce Box 423 Gall po s Oh o MATURE ret able person who 142-tf loves ch dren to care for 2 small ch ldren References and transpor:tat on a must Appltcattons betng Call 446 9255 between 9 a m taken for sales lady. and 5 p m Apply at Mdstead 143 6 BABYSITTER references Call after 5 p m 367 7825 143 3 ----------~--- FULL TIME OR PARTTIME MEN OR WOMEN ENCYCLOPEDIA Br tann ca ate swamped wlth qual fed wntes n leads Work from pre set appo ntment F a persmnal ntervlew ca I Parkersburg 422 3771 or Zanesville 453 4337 between 10 and 12 143 6 SOMEONE to do llg"' housework one day a week Must have own trans porfaflon 446 9297 1433 -,..,----,---,-.,.,- WANT someone lo rebu ld a room onto an old brick residence See Blansette at ntersectlon of Old route 35 and 325 Rio Grande 142 13 Bakery Avenue 244 Th1rd ~iE o Do tPN o ·iq rei red RN vork n nurs ng home an I ve n Wr te Box 313 1 onton Oh o Route 2tl WE HAVE LOTS & VACANT WOODLAND IN ALL DIRECTIONS FINAN C NG AVA LABLE ON MOST PARCELS TOOL sharpen ng saws sc ssors shears home and garden too s Sharp ShC!p AI ey rear 47 Second 216 tf ~=-::-=-------,- > REMODELING bu d ng new rooms cement roof ng H s d nq furnace ns J C.,ueen & Son 446 927 ___________________68 u ~ soo Bargam O WNE R VERY ANXIOU S T O SE L L TH S 3 BEDR OOM H O M E LOCA TED IN TOWN O N P OR T S M OU TH RD IN CLUDE S A NICE KIT C H E N C A RPETED L VIN G ROOM AND S I N TO P CONO TON IF YOU W A NT A BA RGAIN TH S I S T Owner Movong Must Sell YOUL L L OO K A LONG T ME BEF O RE YOU F NO A CLEAN L KE NEW WELL BU LT HOME KE THI S 3 BEDROOMS 0 N NG AREA PATIO GAR A G E AND EX CE LL ENT LO CATION ON E DG F:: OF TOWN JUST R G HT FO R YOUR F A M LY Pnce Reduced OWNER WANTS HOME S O L D AND HA S REDUCED THE P.R CE TH S S A 4 BEDROOM HOME 2 2 BATHS FORMAL 0 N NG 2 F REPLACES FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR GARAGE AND ACRE OF FLAT LAND WITH N CE GARDEN PR CEO AT $37 900 LOOK AT T AND MAKE US AN OFFER Owner Movong To Tennessee HERE S A DANDY FOR THE MONEY 3 IBEOR OOM HOME HUGE L V NG ROOM FULL BASEMENT EXCELLENT LOCA TI ON ON LARGE LOT AT EDGE OF TOWN ~N CH I LL COTHE ROAD ASK IN G $ B 500 W LL CONSIDER LESS BEST BUY O N MARKET 83 Acre Farm Bea ultful Lake HERES A REAL DANDY SMALL FARM T S LOCATED 6 M ILES FROM TOWN AN 0 HAS A GOOD 3 BEDROOM O LD ER H OME MODERN K ITCHEN F URNACE AND BATH 4 A TOBACCO BASE BARN AND TOOL BU LD IN G F SH FROM YOUR BACK DOOR STEP S25 000 00 AND ONEOFAKND 301 Acre Farm ALL CLEARED AND PASTURE EXCEPT 40 ACRE WOODED PASTURE LARGE TOBACCO BASE 2 LARGE BARNS AND SEVERAL OTHER OUTBU ILD NGS HOUSE IS AVERAGE BUT FARM S ABOVE AVERAGE F RST GUY W TH \52 500 BUYS IT N R 0 HUGE ROOM G RANDE WITH NEW F AMILY WOOD BURN NG F REPLACE LARGE KIT C HEN 0 N NG ROOM Y OU C ANT BEAT TH S AND S TAY UNDER SJO 000 00 ANYWHERE New L1stmg In Town VERY NICE 3 BEDROOM HOME W TH F REPLACE KIT C HEN ANC 0 N NG LARGE SUNOECK AND FULL BA S EMENT $2 900 BUYS T Owner T1red of Bemg Separated From Fam1fy HE S WILL NG TO SACR F CE ON THE PR CE JUST TO GET H S P AM LY W TH HIM IN MONTANA THIS S A BEAUT FUL L ARGE 4 OR 5 BEDROOM COUNTRY HOME W TH FORMAL 0 N NG ROOM DEN FAMLY ROOM WTH F I REPLACE FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR GARAGE AND 3 BAY BARN $500MO HEATS TH S HOME 1 MILE FROM SCHOOL AND POOL KYGER CK SCHOOL 0 S TRICT Owner Moved to New Jersey YR OLD 3 BEDROOM FUL L Y CARPETED W TH BEAUT FUL K TCHEN GARAGE AND LARGE FLAT LOT N GOOD LOCAT ON BETWEEN HOSPITAL AND TOWN Beauttful Home Beautiful LocatiOn PR CE I S LOW BECAUSE SOME;: REPA IR S ARE NEEDED BUT YOU W LL AGREE I TS A FAN TA S TIC BUY 4 YR OLD BR CK W TH 3 BEDROOMS I BATHS TOP NOTCH K TCHEN BASEMENT A ND 2 CAR GARAGE N A BEAUT FUL SET TING ON A 2A LOT 6M LES FROM C TY FULL PRICE I S S2500000 PERFECT FOR THE BARGA N HUNTER Galha Co s Largest ~>•al E• 1a•e Sate• Agency Off1ce 446 3643 Evenongs Call E M Ike ' Wiseman 446 17961 E N W1seman 446 4500 L - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --.J Services Offered Centra I A1r Cond1flontng & Heatmg Free Est1mates Stewarts Hardware Vmton Oh1o 144 tf Services Offer!\! R or ent or Lease Russell s Plumb ng 446 4182 297 tf HOLLEY Bros Construcl on bu doz ng back hoe work d tch ng under roads bonng Phone 245 5018 or 245 5006 118 tf JIMME SAYRE 'UCTIONEER PH. 446-3444 We sell anyllllng far anybody Brtng your Items to KnoHs Com munlty Auction Barn Corner Th1rd & Ohve For appomtment call 446 2917 Sale every Saturday evenmg at 7 BARGAIN HUNTERS DREAM All elec tr c home w th br ck front 18 teet of cab nets n the k tchen year round cl mate control fully car peted ceram c bath lots of storage space country I v ng v th c ty conven en ces DEAD STOCK horse and cows Co I Jackson 286 <1531 139 AT IT THIS WAY TARA Townhouse Apartments 2 Bedroom Townhouses 1% Baths _____ _ Addtson Ohro .., For Information LOTS OF HOUSE - If you have a goods z.e tam ly th s s the house for you Four bedrooms full bath two car carport ocated n V1nton on y 10 m nutes from Me gs M ne a stea l for less than $13000 ~il. I SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1973 BEGINNING AT 10 30 AM. CD 5 T J REGISTRATION OF BUYERS9 30 AM 3 A r Compressors 2 A r Compressor Tanks New Marion 726 Ho st New Tulsa W nch Valve Grindmg Machme King P n & Sp ndle Reamer 2 H D Brake Lathes Smith Portable Frame Straightener T re Changer 2 Head Ugh! A111\ers Assortment of Bear Frame Rack Hook Up Tools H D S!eel Workbench Blower Exhaust Fan Center 3 Rolls H 0 Canvas Tarp Pre ss Stand Grease Gun ROOFING Spou l ng Sh ng es and Bul dup +fotroors Free Est mate 26 yr exper ence James Marcum V nton Oh o 388 8114 62 tf BACKHOE DOZER TRENCHER CALL Jackson 286 4524 All TOP DAIRY FARM - Owner types of backhoe ng sep t c must sell due to health Fa m tanks foo ters etc A so at of 222 acres large barn 529 types of trench ng water tons o new Gr:ade Am lk ng nes gas t nes etc parlor herd can be purchased 89 If w th the farm If des red =~::-:-:--~--:­ Home s very I vable w th lots DRY WALL serv ce by con of room Plenty of water tract Willard Bas ay 446 pasture crop land 4954 282 tf ALL ELECTRIC DOWN RIVER N ce new home TERMITE PEST CONTROL near Clay School fully car FREE nspect on Call 446 3245 peted bu It n cab nets n Merr I 0 Del Opera tor by k tchen ceram c bath Jots of Exterm nat Term te Serv1ce closets f n shed garage and 10 Belmont Dr storage room n ce level ot 267 tf NEIGHBORHOOD ROAD Four year o d home on th rd of an acre w th c ty water c lfy schools force d a r furance carpeted I vmg room daub e van ty m bath owner w II se I fu ly turn shed f you want nstant hous ng 2 DAY ANTIQUE SALE SHOP EQUIPMENT STEWART Electr ca l Serv1ce & Repair house w1r ng electnc heat ng Phone 446 4561 271 tf Roto Rooter SE WER and Dra n Clean ng Nat ana Serv ce now ava table locally For any k nd of stopped up dra n ca1t1 675 5 195 24 hour Serv 307 tf ADELAIDE DRIVE BE.AUTY - N ce ranch home w th a hardwood floors carpet n~ all app ances nc ud ng a --~A~ LB_ E_ R_ T -~ ~M ~ AN .­ washer and dryer drapes only five m nutes from the Water Del very S'erv ce C ty Park Pafnot Star Rt GIJ-11 pol s Evenmgs ca 11 446 4244 Ph 379 2133 Sfeven Betz 446 9583 243 tf John Fuller 446 4327 BOB LANES complete BY OWNER House and lot 2 Book keeping antt Tax Ser 8R LR K1tchen bath and v ce 424 2 Fourth Ave washroom outbu Jd ng Kanauga Bus ne ss by ap s1dewa ks and shade trees po ntment Ph 446 1049 Call 446 4307 after 4 p m Please ca I after 6 p m 134 26 278 tf. -45:-:A-:C:-:R:cE::-:f-a _ rm ..c..-:6- r_o_o_m_m_o-dern BANKS TREE SERVICE home one barn pnce $16 000 FREE est mates llabll ty n a so have bu d ng lots su rance Prun ng trlmm ng located n Kyger Creek Schoo and cav ty work tree and d str ct 367 7238 stump em oval Ph 446 4953 141 3 73 11 PARTS BINS, PARTS & ACCESSORIES 10 Boxes Parts B n Shelves & Part t ons Var ous New Transm ss on Cases & Bell Hous ngs 4 Real Axle Truck Hous ngs New Rear Axle Truck Hous ngs 16 Now Fly Wheels 15 New Gas Tanks New Front Axle W th Drums 2 New Closed Onve Shafts 6 Fender Sk rts New 30 New Assorted Rad1ators & Cores 30 New Assorted Coli Sprmgs Passenger Car & Truck Suspension Vanous New Heat Ducts & Connectors New Case Flat Glass 3 New Steering Gear Assembl es New Steel Ta lgate for Midwest P atform & Stakes 15 Sets New Stake Body Racks 2 New Jiffy L ft Electr c Ta I gates 12 New Passenger Car Wheels Various Assortment of New Truck Axles 4 New Truck Hydra Vacs 14 New Dr ve S:haft Assemb es For Trucks 50 New H D 2 & 3 P ece Truck Wheels 5 New Truck Tires Tubes & Wheels Mounted 9x22 3 Truck T1res & Wheels Mounted Box Var ous Truck Tubes & L ners Var ous Assortment of New & Used Truck Crossmembers Truck Gas Tank 3 Cases of Truck U Bolts & Bed Hangers G E 2 HP Eledr c Motor 4 18 Flood Lamps 16 5 Flood Lamps 15 Truc:k & Passenger Car Seats 12 Rad ator Supports Var ous Assortment of Spring Leaves & Assemblies Var ous Automot ve Sheet Metal Parts New - Used Var ous Lengths of Overhead Door Track & Channel Assorted Short Lengths of 6 8 10 Steel Channels Var ous Assorted S zes of New & Used P pe Sleeves Elbows & Various FIH ngs Tow Bar 8 Boxes New Carriage Bol1s 18 long :.Y4 D1ameter Chevrolet Platform & Stakes 9 4 Electric Sw tch Boxes Rack W fh Elecfr c Sockets 3 Boxes Electr c Connectors 8 Rolls Medium & Heavy Gauge Electr c Wring 2 Boxes Mopar lgn t on Parts 9 Boxes Various Power Take Off Levers & Dr ve Shafts 5 Doors 10 W ndow Cas ngs W1 h Glass 60 Assorted Patch Rocker Panels Quarter Panel s & Fender Patches PUBLIC AUCTION JACKS 2 Bear 30 Ton Jacks Located on State Route No 160 at the East Corporahon Lomtt on Vmton Ohio Watch for Public Auctton S1gns SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1973 Start1ng at 10:30 A.M. 4 Floor Jacks 16 Ton Jack OFFICE EQUIPMENT Add ng Mach ne W cker Sofa MISCELLANEOUS Part at L sf ng 9 p ece Wooden D n ng Room Su te w th Ch na Ca b net Tab e & 8 Cha rs w th Buffet to match Couch Van t es Chests of Drawers Dre ssers Half & Tw n Beds Oak L brary Tab e Oak Wa shstand Mayta Round Tub Washer Band Saw w th Motor R v Na ~ Kegs Stone Jars Old Books 0 d Dolls Sp~ra Legged Stand Table D she & Glassware Ant que s and Collec tor s terns other tem s too num erou s to menton Terms Cash - Lunch w be ser ed MRS. STELLA GUY, OWN~R Daryl Alban AUCTIONEERS Kenneth Swam Oak H1tl OhiO Galt polls Ohto 682 7495 256 6967 NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS Lof Steel & Corrugated Steel S d ng 40 Sheets Roof lnsulat on Board 4x8x1 2 10 Sheets Asphalt Impregnated Sheet ng 2x8 24 Rolls. Concrete Re nforcement Wire 6 Bales Cof)crete Re nforcement Rod Fr glda re 5 Ton Air Conditioner Kitchen S nk With Cab ine t & Faucets 3 K1tchen S nks Bath Tub 2 Bunk Beds W lh Spr ngs Day Bed W1th Frame & Spr ngs 3 Star.d ng Gas Heaters W th Fan s 5 Small Gas Heaters Sump Pump Hand Lawn Roller 3 Scales 2 F re Hoses & Reels NEW TRUCK BEDS PUBLIC SALE SATURDAY, JUNE 23, STARTING AT 1:30PM This Salo os located at 613 5th Avenue In Gallipolis Ohio and the followmg woll be offorod Ches t of Drawers ( 150 yea sold) ..:1 p ece bedroom su 1te 3 vlng room su te 2 rock ng cha rs p ece bedroom suite lone platform one sw ve ) 2 stra ght back chars dm ng room su1te w th 6 cha rs 2 ut 1ty cab nets card table electr c fan stepladder stone tars matc~lng table lamps floor lamp 2 end tables pictures bedspreads and qu Its sp ce cab net old picture frames 2 lawn cha rs electr c blankets some hand tools and miscellaneous tems MRS MYRTLE QUEEN OWNER Call Shirley Adktns 367-7250 61 CITY DUDES FARM - N1ce two bedroom country home w th 13 5 acres of c eared land w th farm pond two barns plenty of water ru I bath only 20 m nutes out from town LOVELY BARGAIN This frame ranch Is located on 77 acre of nice lay ng ground forced a r furnace range oven wall to wall carpeting hardwood floors three bedrooms storm wmdows and doors carport w ndow a r cond tloner 20 m nutes from town AUCTION UNION AVENUE WAREHOUSE UNION AVENUE POMEROY OHIO Kl ~TNG s Carpet and Furn ture dean ng serv1ce Phone 446 4408 LOOK PUBLIC AUCTION POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY S5 00 Service Charge W II remove your dead VINTON OHIO Pay Only One Utility NOTICE Oscar Baltd Doug Wetherhott Brokers 446 3434 BEAUTIFUL SPLIT LEVEL Lots of I v ng spa ce n th s lovely home n a rura l sett ng C ty schools county water ... ...4 4;'! f baths roc "" on v n beaut ful k tchen w th lots of bu It n cabinets Services Offered SEPTIC TANKS C eaned and lnsta ted GIL LENWATER 5 sept c tan> a so clean ng and rdpa r N STALLING alum nun house wreck ng Ph 446 9499 Established n 1940 s d ng gutters and dow spouts For free est male< 169 tf ca collect 367 0128 Hat Shot Spray Wash ~~~~~~~~~~3_o___26. CALL us for wash wax ana degreas ng of your tr ucks D P MARTIN & Son Water mob e homes a urr Inurn Del very Serv ce Your s d ng or anyth ng washable patronage w II be ap 446 4441 prec ated Ph 446 0463 21f - - -- - - 1916 T Ford W II trade for tractor or cattle 188 8202 143 3 Ntce For The Pnce I F Y OU WANT IT SOLO CALL U S f l MOD ~L V ER Y NI C E C LEAN 3 BEDRO O M HOME WITH LAR GE L VIN G ROOM PRE TTY K I T C HEN L AR G E FA M LY ROOM WITH F R EP L A C E V ERY GO OD LOC AT O N BE TWEEN TOWN AND H O S P IT A L We Need L1sltng We Sell More Properly than Anyone Else m Southeastern Ohio Wanted To Rent For Sal& or Trade Owner Very Anxtous 5 BEDROOM HOME Help Wanted ------ Only persons m~rested In a good permanent position need apply Wrl te Box 273 Care of The Datly Trtbune . OHIO RIVER Realty J&WMOUNT CLEANING SERVICE GE NERAL house clean ng We supp y a I the cleaning sup p es 388 8875 after 6 p m cal 388 8865 Week ly or month Y SEPTIC tanks nstal ed all L STINGS NEEDED c ean ng by appo ntment k nds of backhoe work C U ESPECIALLY FARMS NAT ONWIDE AD ~:-:-:-::-=-::--....,------91 tf M ller 245 5535 VERTISING PAYS WILL DO Sewmg n my home 133 26 Ranny Blackburn 7 446 9287 ----,M;:-ccG=RA::W:--:C:::O:-:M-:-::PA -:--N -Y Branch Manager 139 12 BULLDOZER backhoe and land clear ng and Sept c tank WALLPAPERING and pan 446 1502 388 8230 t ng Phone 446 9865 or 379 100 tl 2471 83 tf --- - - :T;:;H..O:;iMmAcs<'F0Ao;lN.,--ADVANCE SCHOOLS - - - - - - - -- EXTERMINATING CO INCORPORATED Term te & Pest Control TELEPHONE surveyors Whe elersburg Oh o wanted work from home no 2 OR 3 BEDROOM house n - - - - ; - - - - ' - - -- sell ng pa1d hourly 3 hours a Ga pol s Call 446 3613 be day 5 days a Week For n tween 8 and 5 on weekdays terv ew wr te or call D str ct ____________ _ 143 7 DOWNTOWN bus ness space Off ce 418 8th Stre~ Hun f ngton W Va Phone 304 529 for lease 2nd Ave across WANTED House to rent f Ct P k A 3017 Family of 4 ch ldren 7 and 9 rom Y ar pprox 2 800 142 2 Sq Ft all'a abe after July country or? Oak H 1682 7926 31 Ca 1 446 1819 or 446 1126 or collect see John Ecker 142 ff QUALIFIED refr1gerat on 131 ff serv ce man lndustr al ~=~----.-2 or 3 OFFICE space for lease 2nd Com mere at Domest c good WANTED bedroom house for rent Ave across from C ty Park pay and work ng cond tons Prefer country moderately Ava table after July 31 Call Must be exper enced Gall a pr ced have 2 ch ldren ages 9 446 1819 or 446 1126 or see Refr gerat on Co 611 Th rd and 11 Phone 446 3749 John Ecker Ave Galt po Is 446 4066 141 6 131 ff 133 tf EXPERIENCED bod) HIGH SCHOOL GRADS mechan c contact Har old COLLECT $2 500 cash bonus Dav1s Gall polls Molar Co Tra n n e ectron cs m ss les 446 3672 mechan cs mfantry armor 1<10 tf or art llery Limited time only Call your Army recruiter at GALLI POLIS 446 3343 130 18 BOOKKEEPER WANTED $17 117 ACRES EnJoy the com ng years n the relaxed surround ngs ra se tobacco and cattle do some garden ng A large two story home n extra good shape has 8 rooms and bath part basement O.Vner s refired and mov ng to a smal er home Pr ce Sl7 900 THE AGENCY GRACIOUS Redwood rancher 5 BR home large LR beaut ful k tchen hilltop v ew from th s extra arge ot Ideal for the large fam ly Pr ce S24 500 Card of Thanks Real Estate For Sale WISEMAN 25 Locust St Howard Brannon Broker Off 446 2674 Luc lie Brannon Eve 446 1226 or 446 2674 FARM KEEP COOL Stay way ahead of the hot weather n th s a r con d1t loned home Near new JBR 1 2 bat h beaut ful k1tchen w th all the extras Ci"rpet throughout Full basement fam ly room work shop laundry and garage N ce large lot w th pl enty shade and shrubs World'S Largest Real Estate For Sale ANOTHER LARGE 3 M dwest H D Bod es 1.4 3 M dwest Standard Bodes 4 M dwest Body 8 WRECKERS, TRAILERS & TRACTOR Chevrolet 1955 Chass s Wrecker Homes Traff c K ng 0 1 Chevrolet 1953 Chass s Wrecker Homes Traff c K ng D 2 Gramm Flat Tra ler 26 Gramm Flat Tra ler 33 Apa che Tent Tra ler Chevrolet 1947 Tractor TERMS OF SALE C.sh Day of Sale Nothmg To Be Removed Unt1l SeHiement Is Made SALE CONDUCTED BY HAROLD REISERT AUCTION SERVICE 126 SOuth Tenth Street AUCTIONEER Lee Johnson Crown C1ty Ohto Phone 256 6740 A1chmond lndtana 47374 Phone lAC 317) 962 6310 IF PLANNING A SALE CONTACT US FOR OPEN SALE DATES Froday June 22 at 10 DO A M Sharp Saturday June 23 at 10 00 AM Sharp Re•nersvtlle Ohto On St Rt 78 between McConnelsville and Catctwell Oh1o n Remersv1lle Due to the death of mv husband l"t ram Henderson Will sett the complete contenh of our HI room museum home W II sell on Fr day June 22 Glassware d shes old brass oil lamps churns clocks p cture frames pr m t ves ch na pottery bells and hundreds of other small temS Will sell unt J late at night Glassware d shes Ironstone milk glass Hull and Weller pottery Eng I sh Bavar an German Austr ian pressed glass goblets and sherbets N ppon several stemmed d shes a lot cruets cake stands old p nk and grden glass d shes some depress on ruby glass bud vases several boxes glass stoppers a lot glass Ids for compotes old vases compotes Ironstone plaHers ant pocket watches costume ewelry old eye glasses celluloid harness r ngs tokens button s souvenirs etc razor straps o I burners old button s wooden scoops etc R R lanterns ant powder cans etc tobacco cutters boilers stone jars 1ugs p tchers etc brass pottery and 11n sp ttoons a lot very n ce old p cture frames old comb cases flat rons brass copper and ron kettles ron tea kettle ron pots several mantle cl ock s coffee gr nder hang ng otl lamp wall o tamps wooden buHer molds and bowls sugar buckets old crocks cherry seeder apple peeler t n and gran te ware wooden spoons ant match holders kraut cutters lead spoons w th wood handles ant flours Hers baskets glass celery dishes spOon holders sugars & creamers lot o 1 lamp s hand pamted china salters large t n storage box for matches teardrop dresser lamps 2 shadow boxes a lot brass pes lot Aladdin lamps (some very unusual) Cambr dge cand eho lders fru t bowl We ler d shes for 6 I App le pattern) honer, d sh a lot of bone and wooden handled s lverware a of candle holders old Silverware nk wells bank McGuffey readers Carnlva d shes and vases pressed glass several large platters gold edged d shes German and other deep d shes blue glass hand pa n ted deep d shes Weller b rd si x s ded unusual Weier vase several other Weller vases Rosev li e & Mc Coy pottery apple cellu la d and cl'l na dolls Crooksv lie wa e Hav land pes lot small p tchers N ppon tea set Pruss a a lot stemmed d shes ant m rror s canes stereoscope Gonder pottery accord an brass Cadillac auto ho n albums tin types blue and ruby o I lamps 2 ant ma rbl e base floor lamps hand painted oil lamps ant g abe n ron stand very old books 3 brass bel s hand pa nled vase and rons f replace sets a tot ant anterns fl nts ant padlocks old pocket kn1ves ant door ocks and keys candv jars lantern g obes a lot ant fools clock weights wood mallet model T wrenches sausage stutter lot old Iars and bottles sarsapar IIa bottles- ful wooden coffee box shoe lasts wagon j ack ant augers adz planes etc horse f ddle cow yoke hay fork straw rake ova wooden churn w th crank ch ld s wagon corn cracker spool cabinet hanging R R lantern hall tree lot hobna I d shes unusual flower holder (boy and goat) lot o amps w th hand panted globes candle molds p tcher and bow set Ironstone shav ng mug 8. holder ant hobby & rock ng horses do I buggy ant clothes - shoes g ass rabb ts ewe I boxes ant qu Its ant C v I War sword lot organ stools pes of sp nn ng wheel wheal crad e schoo desks many old bottles Th s s only a part al lst ng of the terns to be sod Fr day W II try to sel al sma I terns on F lday Sale w II last unt I ate eve n ng WI I start Saturday June 23 at 10 00 A M sell ng any sma ll tern s eft from Fr day and household furn ture SATUROAY JUNE23 large ova glass ch na cu pboard Grandfather clock w th we ghts- key w nd (runs) very n ce wa nut h gh back organ severa l orga n stoats good round oak pedestal table w th claw feet 6 match ng cha r s drop leaf desk w th drawers 2 hall trees w th m rrors and umbrell a stands love sea t w th lyre shaped h gh back- extra nice- w th 2 match ng cha rs ant walnut I brary table sever a very unusua and extra n ce cha1rs (round back ound bottom plank bottom sp l nt and many others) ani oak p a fl o m rocker ant stands of al k nds severa l ch dren s rockers o banquet lamp w th hand panted shude organ w th fancy knobs and carv ng m rror and h gh back ch d s w cker rocker Ed son phonograph w th horn on lr pod app 100 cy nder ecords w cker rocke r s ant large store coffee gr nder old Wale s add ng mach ne old stor e counters brass tray sca les wooden m~al slicer toot warmers ant leaded elec fan oaks deboard w th m rror and shelf ant folding h gh cha r 3 wall telephones sp nnlng wheel sw ng ng platform ro cker walnut ch na cupboard ant claw footed stand w th brass head tr m 60 pes Cambr dge glass- stemmed d shes plates sugar creamer cups saucers qobtets sa ters cand le holders footed d sh etc to be sold Saturday p cture frames some sod Sat d nner bell w th hanger plank bolfom rocker s cherry chma cupboard w1th glass pane doors ladder back rocker spl nt bottom cha r s bamboo rocker f replace bel ows 2 walnut dropleaf tabe s ant wooden washing mach ne wash tub and board drop ea t squa e lyre type tab eon castors 2 se ts s e gh bells a ot o d store t n type OOxes ant ma I bags s de saddle many ant tools ant head ghts hat ra ck w th m rror and horns of ammals from all over the world wooden chest r I spoo cab net 3 pc match ng Love seat set good 2 V ctrol as record cab net records cheese boxes walnut brary tab e ant sew ng mach nes dropl eaf desk 2 custard g ass base table lamps another square ch na cupboa ds w th glass door s and s des marble top oak stand wIt sw vel center m rror and fold ng s de m rror s rold ng chest bed w th m rror round rung yoke baby cradle dresser w th sw vel m rror boot bench ant rocker w th rope seat 2 ant wooden baby crad es bureau round ta ble w th claw feel Seth Thomas we ght dock che ry s e gh bed dresser w lh marble and revolv ng m rror cher Y bu eau sect anal hall tree muzzle oad ng R t e far an t ch dren s fu rn ture wa nut dresser w th revolv ng m rror- marb e w th wood pUlls coppe o lamp unusual h gh back wooden bed w th carved eag e at top and engrav ng n God We Trust - ove 200 years old carv ed chest walnut & cherry stands marb e cross cand le holder many ant chairs crad es rockers stan ds etc came l trunk o d chest ox yoke ma cart fireplace cra ne brass bed wooden trunks secretary desk w th m rror 1930 Mode A Ford - runs good- sold Sa t s e gh wagon wheels old cash reg ster corn she ler we gh scales gr nd stone brak ng p ows cream cans 2 Eng sh sadd es buggy shaives car runn ng board luggage carr er s ngle and daub e trees job corn planter aund Y coat stove wooden wagon wheels horse co Iar s small safe and many many other unl sled terns Th s sa I f~ t me s co llect on of ant ques Man y of wh ch have been handed down for severa l generaf ons Sa le w II be he d outs de ra n or sh ne Some shade Br ng your lawn cha r and p an to stay for 2 day s - Motels at McConnel sv e Caldwe I Cambr dge and Mdr efta Mosl tern s a e n good cond tion and many are very valuable and rar e p eces Lunch on prem ses Terms - Cash Pas I ve I D Not responsible for accidents Nolh ng shown before day of sale OWner-Mrs Bermce Henderson Auctioneer- Bill Janes Phone 962 4333 or 557 3411 Real Estate For Sale Neal Realty VACANT LAND APPROX 9 Acres on Ke ton Rd About 1 m e from town Would cons der sell ng on land contract S3 500 LOT IN TOWN 67 x112 lot at 54 Gar.f eld Ave B g enough for smal home Fu pr ce S1 200 WE BUY sell or trade so remember f you have property to sell see us f rst OffiC@ Phone 446 1694 Evenmgs Charles M Neal446 1546 J M chael Neat 446 1503 Real Estate tor Sale By Owner - 3 br house wall to wall ca rpelmg large bullt tn kotchen full basement attached garage plus extra lot located m 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Phone 446 0028 Real Estate For Sale Plumbrng & Healing MASSIE RUSSELLS PLUMBING& HEATING Gallipolis 446 478'2 2911f Realty, 32 State SL DEWITT S PLUMBING AND HEATING Route 160 at Evergreen Phone 446 273.5 1871f Tel 446 1998 .SUSI ness Opportunities STANDARD Plumb ng & He•tlng 214 Third Ave «6 3782 187 If Wanted To Buy POPLAR RIDGE RD Country I v ng at ts best 4 4 BEDROOM house on level lot m les off Rt 1 beaut ful 7 b g between Gtt l polls and <rENE PLJINTS & SONS rooms 4 bd rm rec rm 2 PLUMBING - Heating & Ail Chesh re new or n good baths k tchen 12 x 25 w th cond t on conven ent to Condit on ng lOO Fourth Ave bar and plenty n ce cabinets school not over S40 000 Ph 446 1637 It has a full base w ith garage 48 tf Contact W II am Sargent at 26 x 24 Plenty water and Gavin Power Ptant w th B F located on 10 acres fenced CARTERS PLUMBING Shaw Construction Co or call land Only S27 500 AND HEATING 1 304 755 39541 Scott Depot w Va ADDISON 1 m le off Rt 7 Cor Fourth & Pine beau I ful rambl ng 7 rm Phone 446 3888 or 446 4477 1411 4 fram e Ranch on 1 A. lolif ha"' - _ _ __ __ ____lw;.U... --~-,-----ever ylh ng a ca pef...,over HW fl s cen ar FP n r ec l N Ga s heat 2 baths v r m 15 x 26 and a k tchen t he Mrs w I love Low taxes and good sc hoo ls All of thi s tor $32 500 IF YOU have backgrovnd m conven en' food store or supermarket work Or' have a des re to en ter this f ield we have opportunities due to expans on for asslstanf store managers Full or part time store personnel We ere an eslabl shed company offeri ng stable employment op portunit es Opporlun I es now exist 10 the Pt Pleasant area Appl cat ons are now be ng accepted at Shop A M n I Store in No 4 61h & Ma n St Pt Pleasant or at Shop A M n t Store No 7 at 22nd & Jefferson Pt Pleasant 1<10 12 CITY - 82 Second Ave 6 b g r m s and bath 2 story frame on a lar ge c t y of H has a I e block gar age and storage bldg Th s house s sound structu ally w th ust a 1 tt e pa nt would make so n e one a a n ce comforl nb e home good re s denl a a ea Pr ce on y $20 000 CENTENARY If you are look ng for locat on qua tv and pr ce don t pass th s one by 6 r ns bath laundry and atta c,_hed garage Pr ce $23 500 2 good ho cs No I s a 2 story 6 b g rms ba t ar1d slo age b dg No 2 s o y 0 years o d 3 bdrm v rm k !chen bath and a a ge sto age roo n Both 1'\ouscs arc n good repa r on u " wa te gooo local on and wou d n ake someone a good I one o nves lment P ce l or Nd l s $ 2 900 a d No 2 s $ 4 900 K A NA UG A NtW HOMES ST RT 775 - 5 b g rm s 1 2 bath 254 sq It I v area plu s carport Free water and ocaled on 1 1 A lot $21 000 ST RT 35 - All Br ck 5 rms and balh attached garage ful and d y base Lot approx 00 x 170 Th s s an exce llent buy fo ask ng pr ce of $24 000 FARMS 73 A 5 m te Wes from Jackson on 4 o;~ne Rl 24 o Coun ty Rd No 20 Alllra clor and clean haltom I at and gentle slope II has a barn cr b and a 0 x 7 m 50 Mob e t orne fron l r~ge on Rt 124 and • ml on Co Rd 20 Pr ce $32 500 S T RT 775 BOA 10 n from tow Good 8 r n house Barn 36 x 60 w lh con e ele f r and 51 cd s dded Co c el e S o 16 D X 50 HT Nea ew Badg e Lo :~t.l er Most of 80 A s Trac or a d 12 A bottom ?5 A fla i'l d 0 A s gent e 5 ope ASC llpproved Pond 'l d Wale ough Th s f arm ~ ns been I med fer l llzcd and s. n a I gh productive stage Pr ce $4J 000 VACANT LAND 25 A Level land at Rodney On wate I ne Price S35 000 163 A Ward Rd F nanc ng a va labl e $18 000 5A at R o G ande \5 500 9 A <~cross hwy t r am Shr ne C ul On rural wa er I ne $ 7 000 ANY HR 446 1998 REALTORS AUCTIONEERS 14 ACRES 900 Frontage on Rt 141 3 miles from town Ga rage Cistern Rura l wa ter Fenced Ideal for bu ld ng a d room for your horse ~~~~~AIILLG~ TTI-I ~~ 6GQ~fl.~ LQJT OJTA TOWN- M A MK E~ M AP:VAT\P P~D~ E'Y~ i=t. MODERN 3 BR home out bui d ng 5 acres grass and woods In Add son Twp $18 500 \ • HANERSVILLE Lovelr small Spa n sh home Fron porch 3 BR and t le roof Ga ra9 e Double w de furn shed Rent one and 1 ve n other Buy both homes for ess money than new hom e Best buy between town and the M ed ca l Center JACKSON CO L1ke new 3 BR home on 5 acres SIS 000 JACKSON Co Bus ness Store Bldgs Lovely br ck home w f rep ace over oak ng lake 8 acres w lh BOO loot fron tage on State Rl 4 ACRES vacan t and 2 1 m les from Bladen Oh o Twp Lots of frees Idea retreat 0 ACRES wooded Morgan Twp land n 3 ACRES va cant and n f?erry Twp not far from Rio Grande .JUST TWE C~;aiN OF A NECKLACE AND AN ORANGE\AIOOO STICK J ACRES vacant land n Ad d son Twp Som e fences Water fee pa d NCOME Properly on Fourth Ave Three apartments $ 0 000 LOTS at Tycoon Lake w th well NICE 2 Bedroom home n Vinton on Jackson Avenue Garage and good garden Pr ced below market BUSINESS Bu ld ng n Hen derson on Rt 35 1 bock from LOTS and Baby Farms m Green Townsh p Near Shopping Siver Brdge 6753961 Center and Hospila 139 6 ONE lwo three four f ve and BRAND new lake tront summer s x acre Baby Farm near R o Grande cottage 2 bedroom bath and shower bu t n k tchen sun FOR rea es tate you want or deck and large lot Easy don t want see Steve Roach terms 256 6866 at Rancho the fr endly real 140 6 estate people LOOK Lots Lots Lots located on Raccoon Road 1 m South of State Rt No 218 Roads water electric ty and Gall poli S 446 Be l telephone Ready for new homes mob le NICE waterfron t lot good road easy terms 256 6866 homes or camp sites boat 1<10 6 ramp and park ng lot We ha\le good N@w Moon 10 x 55 2 BR mob le home for sale NEW HOME - 1 acre ot a well located at 4-17 Rear 2nd Ave des gned 3 BR plan w th 2 full Also good 1967 12 x55 K rk baths d nmg room tam ly wood Mob le Home n Rae room fu I basement and 2 car coon Ya ley W II sel w th or garage F nanc ng arranged w thout lof Offer by D I on & w th ow down payment For Ba ley owners Phone 446 deta Is contact Me gs 2730 Call 10 am lo 8 p m Development Co Ph 992 5976 or Col co te et 235 1996 da y 130 If 140 If Plumbmg & Heating £1£16·0001 51eve Roach 446 4677 Joy Sheppard 446 0001 Denver K H1gley 446 0002 AMAND "'<lOA 11 t-'AS 51 ARf' SliCK~RS <;o T CAN HO\..D ON To AN AN MA.L8 FUR �' • 2ll - The SWlday Tim•• Sentinel " ~ 7 1973 For Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds t In Memort IN lOVING momoryofour dad Glenn F Po1ter Fa1her s Day Sr on who passed away June 18 1970 A lovmg father true and k ind No friend I ke h m we II ever find For all of us he d d h s best Mi.ty God grant h m eterna l rest Sad I y m issed by M r s Phyll s Johnson Mrs June Kemper and ent r e fam ly 143 ----IN MEMORY of Lusher A Real Estate For Sate,.,.,...., Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale STROUT QJ/1DIIlfOIL REALTY REALTY IUSSRL WOOD REALTOR 446-1066 W IFE TO t-ROWNING husband hold ng can cel ed check n h s hand You mean the bank sa ves all the checks I write an d sends them to you' What a sn eaky th ng to do THE LEADER SINCE 1900 IN SERVING THE NATIONS BUYERS & SELLERS Ph 11146 0008 NEW LISTING - Over 3 acres Evans who departed th s fe with ot !> of p nes Th s. 5 rm June 20 1969 and bath hom e has a f ull Noth ng can ever take away basement and s located on th The Love a heart t>olds dear NEW LISTINGS Woods M II Rd lmmed al e Fond memor es I nger every ARE YOU lookmg for a very possess on S 14 700 day n ce home n c on Second Remembrance keeps h m near A v e ' E xcellen cond t on Sad I y m ssed by w fe two story two bedrooms and LOWDOWN PAYMENT - Th s ch ldren and grandch ldren large din ng room bath n ce y remodeled 2 story 143 1 downsta rs shower full home ncludes a new fa ctory basement second story k tchen formal d n ng rm f n shed can be made Into I v ng rm w th WB f replace three bedrooms good garage 3 BR full basement and a so a n ce rental n back w th shady lawn Sl5 900 WE WISH to thank a I our separate dr veway close to relat ves and ne ghbors for grocery store of 177 x 43 INVESTMENT NEARLY the r vis ts donat•ons of food NEW Restaurant and floral arrangements cards A LAND at Northup Oh1o carry out food serv ce Rea and help dur ng the t1me of w th 2 bedroom home with full estate and all equ pment goes the loss of our loved one A so basement large I vlng room w fh sale Located near Gav n thanks to Rev L nson Steb 3 n ce closets stove and deep Plant b ns the organ st and freeze storm w ndows and M1ller s Home for Funerals door fuel o I furnace rural FHA WOULD PROBABLY Your thoughtfulness and water bath large garage FINANCE THIS ONE k ndness w I never be and pat o Pr ce S20 000 S16 900 buys th s n ce 6 rm forgot1en homew fh a 12 x20fam ly rm The Mae M ller Fam ly and modern bu It n k tchen 143 1 3 BEDROOM house k itchen bath and n ce front porch at Cheshire Oh o Pr ce reduced EASTERN AVE $14 500 to Sl2 500 IDEAL FOR HOME OR B Z - N ce 6 rm home features DAVES Home Improvement 47 GARFIELD Ave very n ce some panel ng and carpet ng alum num s d ng and ac home with new carpe t and plus alum num Sid ng storm cessor es Free est mate drapes central a r con w ndows and carport ower pr ces 'J67 0229 d lion ng front room 22 x 14 134 26 w th wood burn ng f replace ENO - OVER AN ACRE of modern k tchen ful land p us a lov ely 6 rm LET US restore your o P lam y basement new carport and country home Lots of good ;.>hotos Pr ces reasonab e r ver v ew Pr ce $22 500 llv ng can be had for on ly Tawney s Studio $16900 51 1f COTTAGE on Evans He ghts ot 45 x 125 modern k fchen 1 YEAR OLD love y 5 rm at SWEE PER Repa s Parts the whole house n excenent e eclr c home close to new Supp es Phone 367 77:J6 cond I on also garage Pr ce hasp ta offers 3 BR bath Dav s Vacuum Cleaner Ston• $15 000 WW ca pet garage br ck 10 a m 5 p m Add son Oh o front and 100 ft frontage 114ft 7 ROOM br ck home on Lower $22 500 R ver Road over oak ng the DAY CARE Oh1o R ver modern k1fchen BRAND NEW & PRICED SUN VALLEY Nursery School carpeted a r cond tlonmg RIGHT at S22500 Th s I censed by State of Oh1o 1 ful basement two car qual ty bu It 3 BR home has a m les west of new hasp tal garage has recently been br ck front garage factory 577 Sun Valley Dr Ph 440 redecorated k !chen w th a arge d n ng 3657 Day care that says we area WW carpet 2 bath s 22 care Madge Hauldren MODERN 1 floor plan on Ad ft LR and a large lot 10 m Owner Loredlth & John d son Bulav lie Rd 6 r.ooms from town Hauldren Operators hardwood f oars modern 114 tf k tchen r ura water s tuated CLOSE NORTH GALLI A HIGH Pr ce S21 000 on two lots. SCHOO L - N cely remodeled MOlORIST MUTUAL IN Pre sently rents for $200 per 7 rm home on a large lot SURANCE One st op mo Owner anx ous to se ll protect on for Auto Home Bus ness and L fe Ray Hawk LARGE o der home has been BEAUTIFUL COLO NIA L Agent 446 2300 54 4th Ave remodeled modern k tchen PLUS ACREAGE You may 100 1f new carpet n~ two patios buy th s love y 4 BR home plus extra Ira ier pad on lot w th 1 acre or 167 Th s at Pr ce $19 500 TWO WAY Rados Sa es & electr c beauty offers 2 bi:tlhs Serv1ce New and used CBs arge fam y m d n ng rm po ce man tor s antennas 3 BEDROOM home w th un 2 f rep aces a factory k tchen tin shed room upsta rs for the ~tc Bob s C t zen Band Rad o that a I women dream of and 4th bedroom large 1 v ng Equ p Georges Creek Rd pal o If you shou d dec de to r oom w th I replace modern Gall pol s Oh o 446 4517 buy I all you would a so get k .tchen new gas furnace a r 212 1f am le of road frontage about conCI t on ng full basement -:-,-,--c=-,---- new pond tob base corn f n shed re c room n JANITORIAL Serv ce free base barn and about 75 bath and 2 basement has est mates husband and w fe I llab e acres Buy now and bath upsta rs double garage team Walls W ndows choose the color of your Floors Pa nt ng Panel ng or on of 95 x 2 5 th s home was carpet any type work Cal 388 8408 bu t by a carpenter for h s anytime house rust 5 m n from WE NEED AN OFFER 60 Gal po s Oh o has c ty acres vacant and 10 Add son water and new sewer system Twp - about 20 acres t lab e n front of house WE HAVE w th the balance n woods watches and Campa e ou pr ces A LARGE home w th 5 HOME PLUS NCOME 2 bedrooms modern k tchen anywhere Tawney s Jewelry almost new al electr c mob le 1 2 bath gas furnace smal 51 tr hom es ocated 1 m e off rout !;) basement new roof large lot 7 n Add son Twp L ve n one 43 x 75 on Second Ave BUY S lver 60 pet over face and rent the other value a I US cons and god APARTMENT HOUSE top do tar MTS cons Phone IN KANAUGA A lot on Sf Rt Upper oute 7 th s prope ty 446 2822 7 w th 170 frontage for could pay for tself n 5 years bus ness and a sma I house Ca today and f nd out how c:c------ - - -- 143 1 that ents for $85 per mo there are 2 wells on property ADDISON TOWNSHIP RUMMAGE and Garage Sale at 16 and county water n front 541 Second Avenue June 22 5 LOTS - ASK lNG $40 000 Off1ce 446 1066 8 pm June 23 9 4 p m Evenmgs Sponsored by New L fe NEW SECTIONAL - KC School Russell Wood 446 4618 Luther League Dst $16900 wll sound Ron Canaday 446 3636 1.13 3 after you see th s love y cheap John I R1chards 446 0280 3 BR all e ectr c home w lh 2 baths sha g carpet un PROFESSIONAL REAL derground ut I t es beam ESTATE APPRAISER ce I ngs arge f at of and ow down paymen •r Nobee ------- ------- A BRICK the better buys m Gall pols 3 BR 1 ' bath carpet throughout all elec tr c full basement located n a real good ne ghborhood on 2nd Ave Pr ce reduced for a qu c sa e BUSINESS No 1 - For Sale - Large ot on Second Ave Has bfock bu ld ng w1th dry clean ng equ pment A real buy - can be used for most any bus ness ONner ret red due to health reasons No 2 - Market and grocery store for sa le - dong a good bus ness No 3- Restaurant dong a good bus ness- located down town No 4 Market and col"\ feet onary - Pr ce reduced ow ner wants to ret re The pnce s r ght Cal Howard Brannon One of 123 ACRES W th a butcher ng shop w th a I the equ pment a arge da ry barn two story home located on Bu av lie Road tust 6 m les from c ty LOCATION Walk to everyth ng - No 540 Th rd Ave One story home w1th deep lot and new storage bu ld ng Pr ce $17 900 CORNER LOT Located n V nton Large two sto ry hom e carpeted throughout eat n k tchen d n ng room 3 BR new furnace Low low pr~ce of $15 750 MIDDLEPORT OHIO 4 good homes 1n very good cond t on ready to move nto Pnced from S13 500 to S21 000 Can be seen anyt me - Call for appo ntment now SECLUDED And bu It to endure - A very unusual 6 BR 4 2 bath spac ous LR w th stone FP over s ze fam ly room w th br ck F P beamed ce lmg carpet ng throughout pr vale balcony to each BR Anderson w ndows and doors redwood deck luxury k tchens dial your own weather n th s at electr c central a r heat exter or s cedar s d ng and odbrck 4000sq ft oflvng space nestled among stately trees on a 3 acre plot Shown only by appo ntment Wanted To Do Help Wanted $MONEY$ NEW L STING - Th s n ce 7 rm home s about 12 yrs o d and loca ted n a qu et sub d v1s on on US 35 HW floors 3 BRs large d mng rm ut lily rm and carport are on y a few of the spec al features $22 000 12 MEN NEEDED ARTHUR A NIBERT, ASA. Phone 446 4672 281 State Street Ga lllpohs Oh1o 45631 RUSS S GLASS Serv ce g ass for all needs spec a z ng n w ndsh e l ds m rrors p e><~g ass rescreen 704 P ne R o G ande 245 5048 100 tf Help Wanted 3.51 HR. 1 FULL OR PART TIME Expandmg company needs twelve men to work m Galltpolts and Pomt Pleasant area No experience necessary Must have car Call Monday Thursday Fnday 9 30 amto9pm MR VANCE 446 0677 WANTED experrlenced body repa r man paid vacat on hosp fa zat on top pay Apply n person no phone SECRE TAR Y for par t llme calls J m M nk Auto Sa es work nan nsurance off ce If Inc nterested send res ume to 143 3 Post Off ce Box 423 Gall po s Oh o MATURE ret able person who 142-tf loves ch dren to care for 2 small ch ldren References and transpor:tat on a must Appltcattons betng Call 446 9255 between 9 a m taken for sales lady. and 5 p m Apply at Mdstead 143 6 BABYSITTER references Call after 5 p m 367 7825 143 3 ----------~--- FULL TIME OR PARTTIME MEN OR WOMEN ENCYCLOPEDIA Br tann ca ate swamped wlth qual fed wntes n leads Work from pre set appo ntment F a persmnal ntervlew ca I Parkersburg 422 3771 or Zanesville 453 4337 between 10 and 12 143 6 SOMEONE to do llg"' housework one day a week Must have own trans porfaflon 446 9297 1433 -,..,----,---,-.,.,- WANT someone lo rebu ld a room onto an old brick residence See Blansette at ntersectlon of Old route 35 and 325 Rio Grande 142 13 Bakery Avenue 244 Th1rd ~iE o Do tPN o ·iq rei red RN vork n nurs ng home an I ve n Wr te Box 313 1 onton Oh o Route 2tl WE HAVE LOTS & VACANT WOODLAND IN ALL DIRECTIONS FINAN C NG AVA LABLE ON MOST PARCELS TOOL sharpen ng saws sc ssors shears home and garden too s Sharp ShC!p AI ey rear 47 Second 216 tf ~=-::-=-------,- > REMODELING bu d ng new rooms cement roof ng H s d nq furnace ns J C.,ueen & Son 446 927 ___________________68 u ~ soo Bargam O WNE R VERY ANXIOU S T O SE L L TH S 3 BEDR OOM H O M E LOCA TED IN TOWN O N P OR T S M OU TH RD IN CLUDE S A NICE KIT C H E N C A RPETED L VIN G ROOM AND S I N TO P CONO TON IF YOU W A NT A BA RGAIN TH S I S T Owner Movong Must Sell YOUL L L OO K A LONG T ME BEF O RE YOU F NO A CLEAN L KE NEW WELL BU LT HOME KE THI S 3 BEDROOMS 0 N NG AREA PATIO GAR A G E AND EX CE LL ENT LO CATION ON E DG F:: OF TOWN JUST R G HT FO R YOUR F A M LY Pnce Reduced OWNER WANTS HOME S O L D AND HA S REDUCED THE P.R CE TH S S A 4 BEDROOM HOME 2 2 BATHS FORMAL 0 N NG 2 F REPLACES FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR GARAGE AND ACRE OF FLAT LAND WITH N CE GARDEN PR CEO AT $37 900 LOOK AT T AND MAKE US AN OFFER Owner Movong To Tennessee HERE S A DANDY FOR THE MONEY 3 IBEOR OOM HOME HUGE L V NG ROOM FULL BASEMENT EXCELLENT LOCA TI ON ON LARGE LOT AT EDGE OF TOWN ~N CH I LL COTHE ROAD ASK IN G $ B 500 W LL CONSIDER LESS BEST BUY O N MARKET 83 Acre Farm Bea ultful Lake HERES A REAL DANDY SMALL FARM T S LOCATED 6 M ILES FROM TOWN AN 0 HAS A GOOD 3 BEDROOM O LD ER H OME MODERN K ITCHEN F URNACE AND BATH 4 A TOBACCO BASE BARN AND TOOL BU LD IN G F SH FROM YOUR BACK DOOR STEP S25 000 00 AND ONEOFAKND 301 Acre Farm ALL CLEARED AND PASTURE EXCEPT 40 ACRE WOODED PASTURE LARGE TOBACCO BASE 2 LARGE BARNS AND SEVERAL OTHER OUTBU ILD NGS HOUSE IS AVERAGE BUT FARM S ABOVE AVERAGE F RST GUY W TH \52 500 BUYS IT N R 0 HUGE ROOM G RANDE WITH NEW F AMILY WOOD BURN NG F REPLACE LARGE KIT C HEN 0 N NG ROOM Y OU C ANT BEAT TH S AND S TAY UNDER SJO 000 00 ANYWHERE New L1stmg In Town VERY NICE 3 BEDROOM HOME W TH F REPLACE KIT C HEN ANC 0 N NG LARGE SUNOECK AND FULL BA S EMENT $2 900 BUYS T Owner T1red of Bemg Separated From Fam1fy HE S WILL NG TO SACR F CE ON THE PR CE JUST TO GET H S P AM LY W TH HIM IN MONTANA THIS S A BEAUT FUL L ARGE 4 OR 5 BEDROOM COUNTRY HOME W TH FORMAL 0 N NG ROOM DEN FAMLY ROOM WTH F I REPLACE FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR GARAGE AND 3 BAY BARN $500MO HEATS TH S HOME 1 MILE FROM SCHOOL AND POOL KYGER CK SCHOOL 0 S TRICT Owner Moved to New Jersey YR OLD 3 BEDROOM FUL L Y CARPETED W TH BEAUT FUL K TCHEN GARAGE AND LARGE FLAT LOT N GOOD LOCAT ON BETWEEN HOSPITAL AND TOWN Beauttful Home Beautiful LocatiOn PR CE I S LOW BECAUSE SOME;: REPA IR S ARE NEEDED BUT YOU W LL AGREE I TS A FAN TA S TIC BUY 4 YR OLD BR CK W TH 3 BEDROOMS I BATHS TOP NOTCH K TCHEN BASEMENT A ND 2 CAR GARAGE N A BEAUT FUL SET TING ON A 2A LOT 6M LES FROM C TY FULL PRICE I S S2500000 PERFECT FOR THE BARGA N HUNTER Galha Co s Largest ~>•al E• 1a•e Sate• Agency Off1ce 446 3643 Evenongs Call E M Ike ' Wiseman 446 17961 E N W1seman 446 4500 L - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --.J Services Offered Centra I A1r Cond1flontng & Heatmg Free Est1mates Stewarts Hardware Vmton Oh1o 144 tf Services Offer!\! R or ent or Lease Russell s Plumb ng 446 4182 297 tf HOLLEY Bros Construcl on bu doz ng back hoe work d tch ng under roads bonng Phone 245 5018 or 245 5006 118 tf JIMME SAYRE 'UCTIONEER PH. 446-3444 We sell anyllllng far anybody Brtng your Items to KnoHs Com munlty Auction Barn Corner Th1rd & Ohve For appomtment call 446 2917 Sale every Saturday evenmg at 7 BARGAIN HUNTERS DREAM All elec tr c home w th br ck front 18 teet of cab nets n the k tchen year round cl mate control fully car peted ceram c bath lots of storage space country I v ng v th c ty conven en ces DEAD STOCK horse and cows Co I Jackson 286 <1531 139 AT IT THIS WAY TARA Townhouse Apartments 2 Bedroom Townhouses 1% Baths _____ _ Addtson Ohro .., For Information LOTS OF HOUSE - If you have a goods z.e tam ly th s s the house for you Four bedrooms full bath two car carport ocated n V1nton on y 10 m nutes from Me gs M ne a stea l for less than $13000 ~il. I SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1973 BEGINNING AT 10 30 AM. CD 5 T J REGISTRATION OF BUYERS9 30 AM 3 A r Compressors 2 A r Compressor Tanks New Marion 726 Ho st New Tulsa W nch Valve Grindmg Machme King P n & Sp ndle Reamer 2 H D Brake Lathes Smith Portable Frame Straightener T re Changer 2 Head Ugh! A111\ers Assortment of Bear Frame Rack Hook Up Tools H D S!eel Workbench Blower Exhaust Fan Center 3 Rolls H 0 Canvas Tarp Pre ss Stand Grease Gun ROOFING Spou l ng Sh ng es and Bul dup +fotroors Free Est mate 26 yr exper ence James Marcum V nton Oh o 388 8114 62 tf BACKHOE DOZER TRENCHER CALL Jackson 286 4524 All TOP DAIRY FARM - Owner types of backhoe ng sep t c must sell due to health Fa m tanks foo ters etc A so at of 222 acres large barn 529 types of trench ng water tons o new Gr:ade Am lk ng nes gas t nes etc parlor herd can be purchased 89 If w th the farm If des red =~::-:-:--~--:­ Home s very I vable w th lots DRY WALL serv ce by con of room Plenty of water tract Willard Bas ay 446 pasture crop land 4954 282 tf ALL ELECTRIC DOWN RIVER N ce new home TERMITE PEST CONTROL near Clay School fully car FREE nspect on Call 446 3245 peted bu It n cab nets n Merr I 0 Del Opera tor by k tchen ceram c bath Jots of Exterm nat Term te Serv1ce closets f n shed garage and 10 Belmont Dr storage room n ce level ot 267 tf NEIGHBORHOOD ROAD Four year o d home on th rd of an acre w th c ty water c lfy schools force d a r furance carpeted I vmg room daub e van ty m bath owner w II se I fu ly turn shed f you want nstant hous ng 2 DAY ANTIQUE SALE SHOP EQUIPMENT STEWART Electr ca l Serv1ce & Repair house w1r ng electnc heat ng Phone 446 4561 271 tf Roto Rooter SE WER and Dra n Clean ng Nat ana Serv ce now ava table locally For any k nd of stopped up dra n ca1t1 675 5 195 24 hour Serv 307 tf ADELAIDE DRIVE BE.AUTY - N ce ranch home w th a hardwood floors carpet n~ all app ances nc ud ng a --~A~ LB_ E_ R_ T -~ ~M ~ AN .­ washer and dryer drapes only five m nutes from the Water Del very S'erv ce C ty Park Pafnot Star Rt GIJ-11 pol s Evenmgs ca 11 446 4244 Ph 379 2133 Sfeven Betz 446 9583 243 tf John Fuller 446 4327 BOB LANES complete BY OWNER House and lot 2 Book keeping antt Tax Ser 8R LR K1tchen bath and v ce 424 2 Fourth Ave washroom outbu Jd ng Kanauga Bus ne ss by ap s1dewa ks and shade trees po ntment Ph 446 1049 Call 446 4307 after 4 p m Please ca I after 6 p m 134 26 278 tf. -45:-:A-:C:-:R:cE::-:f-a _ rm ..c..-:6- r_o_o_m_m_o-dern BANKS TREE SERVICE home one barn pnce $16 000 FREE est mates llabll ty n a so have bu d ng lots su rance Prun ng trlmm ng located n Kyger Creek Schoo and cav ty work tree and d str ct 367 7238 stump em oval Ph 446 4953 141 3 73 11 PARTS BINS, PARTS & ACCESSORIES 10 Boxes Parts B n Shelves & Part t ons Var ous New Transm ss on Cases & Bell Hous ngs 4 Real Axle Truck Hous ngs New Rear Axle Truck Hous ngs 16 Now Fly Wheels 15 New Gas Tanks New Front Axle W th Drums 2 New Closed Onve Shafts 6 Fender Sk rts New 30 New Assorted Rad1ators & Cores 30 New Assorted Coli Sprmgs Passenger Car & Truck Suspension Vanous New Heat Ducts & Connectors New Case Flat Glass 3 New Steering Gear Assembl es New Steel Ta lgate for Midwest P atform & Stakes 15 Sets New Stake Body Racks 2 New Jiffy L ft Electr c Ta I gates 12 New Passenger Car Wheels Various Assortment of New Truck Axles 4 New Truck Hydra Vacs 14 New Dr ve S:haft Assemb es For Trucks 50 New H D 2 & 3 P ece Truck Wheels 5 New Truck Tires Tubes & Wheels Mounted 9x22 3 Truck T1res & Wheels Mounted Box Var ous Truck Tubes & L ners Var ous Assortment of New & Used Truck Crossmembers Truck Gas Tank 3 Cases of Truck U Bolts & Bed Hangers G E 2 HP Eledr c Motor 4 18 Flood Lamps 16 5 Flood Lamps 15 Truc:k & Passenger Car Seats 12 Rad ator Supports Var ous Assortment of Spring Leaves & Assemblies Var ous Automot ve Sheet Metal Parts New - Used Var ous Lengths of Overhead Door Track & Channel Assorted Short Lengths of 6 8 10 Steel Channels Var ous Assorted S zes of New & Used P pe Sleeves Elbows & Various FIH ngs Tow Bar 8 Boxes New Carriage Bol1s 18 long :.Y4 D1ameter Chevrolet Platform & Stakes 9 4 Electric Sw tch Boxes Rack W fh Elecfr c Sockets 3 Boxes Electr c Connectors 8 Rolls Medium & Heavy Gauge Electr c Wring 2 Boxes Mopar lgn t on Parts 9 Boxes Various Power Take Off Levers & Dr ve Shafts 5 Doors 10 W ndow Cas ngs W1 h Glass 60 Assorted Patch Rocker Panels Quarter Panel s & Fender Patches PUBLIC AUCTION JACKS 2 Bear 30 Ton Jacks Located on State Route No 160 at the East Corporahon Lomtt on Vmton Ohio Watch for Public Auctton S1gns SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1973 Start1ng at 10:30 A.M. 4 Floor Jacks 16 Ton Jack OFFICE EQUIPMENT Add ng Mach ne W cker Sofa MISCELLANEOUS Part at L sf ng 9 p ece Wooden D n ng Room Su te w th Ch na Ca b net Tab e & 8 Cha rs w th Buffet to match Couch Van t es Chests of Drawers Dre ssers Half & Tw n Beds Oak L brary Tab e Oak Wa shstand Mayta Round Tub Washer Band Saw w th Motor R v Na ~ Kegs Stone Jars Old Books 0 d Dolls Sp~ra Legged Stand Table D she & Glassware Ant que s and Collec tor s terns other tem s too num erou s to menton Terms Cash - Lunch w be ser ed MRS. STELLA GUY, OWN~R Daryl Alban AUCTIONEERS Kenneth Swam Oak H1tl OhiO Galt polls Ohto 682 7495 256 6967 NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS Lof Steel & Corrugated Steel S d ng 40 Sheets Roof lnsulat on Board 4x8x1 2 10 Sheets Asphalt Impregnated Sheet ng 2x8 24 Rolls. Concrete Re nforcement Wire 6 Bales Cof)crete Re nforcement Rod Fr glda re 5 Ton Air Conditioner Kitchen S nk With Cab ine t & Faucets 3 K1tchen S nks Bath Tub 2 Bunk Beds W lh Spr ngs Day Bed W1th Frame & Spr ngs 3 Star.d ng Gas Heaters W th Fan s 5 Small Gas Heaters Sump Pump Hand Lawn Roller 3 Scales 2 F re Hoses & Reels NEW TRUCK BEDS PUBLIC SALE SATURDAY, JUNE 23, STARTING AT 1:30PM This Salo os located at 613 5th Avenue In Gallipolis Ohio and the followmg woll be offorod Ches t of Drawers ( 150 yea sold) ..:1 p ece bedroom su 1te 3 vlng room su te 2 rock ng cha rs p ece bedroom suite lone platform one sw ve ) 2 stra ght back chars dm ng room su1te w th 6 cha rs 2 ut 1ty cab nets card table electr c fan stepladder stone tars matc~lng table lamps floor lamp 2 end tables pictures bedspreads and qu Its sp ce cab net old picture frames 2 lawn cha rs electr c blankets some hand tools and miscellaneous tems MRS MYRTLE QUEEN OWNER Call Shirley Adktns 367-7250 61 CITY DUDES FARM - N1ce two bedroom country home w th 13 5 acres of c eared land w th farm pond two barns plenty of water ru I bath only 20 m nutes out from town LOVELY BARGAIN This frame ranch Is located on 77 acre of nice lay ng ground forced a r furnace range oven wall to wall carpeting hardwood floors three bedrooms storm wmdows and doors carport w ndow a r cond tloner 20 m nutes from town AUCTION UNION AVENUE WAREHOUSE UNION AVENUE POMEROY OHIO Kl ~TNG s Carpet and Furn ture dean ng serv1ce Phone 446 4408 LOOK PUBLIC AUCTION POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY S5 00 Service Charge W II remove your dead VINTON OHIO Pay Only One Utility NOTICE Oscar Baltd Doug Wetherhott Brokers 446 3434 BEAUTIFUL SPLIT LEVEL Lots of I v ng spa ce n th s lovely home n a rura l sett ng C ty schools county water ... ...4 4;'! f baths roc "" on v n beaut ful k tchen w th lots of bu It n cabinets Services Offered SEPTIC TANKS C eaned and lnsta ted GIL LENWATER 5 sept c tan> a so clean ng and rdpa r N STALLING alum nun house wreck ng Ph 446 9499 Established n 1940 s d ng gutters and dow spouts For free est male< 169 tf ca collect 367 0128 Hat Shot Spray Wash ~~~~~~~~~~3_o___26. CALL us for wash wax ana degreas ng of your tr ucks D P MARTIN & Son Water mob e homes a urr Inurn Del very Serv ce Your s d ng or anyth ng washable patronage w II be ap 446 4441 prec ated Ph 446 0463 21f - - -- - - 1916 T Ford W II trade for tractor or cattle 188 8202 143 3 Ntce For The Pnce I F Y OU WANT IT SOLO CALL U S f l MOD ~L V ER Y NI C E C LEAN 3 BEDRO O M HOME WITH LAR GE L VIN G ROOM PRE TTY K I T C HEN L AR G E FA M LY ROOM WITH F R EP L A C E V ERY GO OD LOC AT O N BE TWEEN TOWN AND H O S P IT A L We Need L1sltng We Sell More Properly than Anyone Else m Southeastern Ohio Wanted To Rent For Sal& or Trade Owner Very Anxtous 5 BEDROOM HOME Help Wanted ------ Only persons m~rested In a good permanent position need apply Wrl te Box 273 Care of The Datly Trtbune . OHIO RIVER Realty J&WMOUNT CLEANING SERVICE GE NERAL house clean ng We supp y a I the cleaning sup p es 388 8875 after 6 p m cal 388 8865 Week ly or month Y SEPTIC tanks nstal ed all L STINGS NEEDED c ean ng by appo ntment k nds of backhoe work C U ESPECIALLY FARMS NAT ONWIDE AD ~:-:-:-::-=-::--....,------91 tf M ller 245 5535 VERTISING PAYS WILL DO Sewmg n my home 133 26 Ranny Blackburn 7 446 9287 ----,M;:-ccG=RA::W:--:C:::O:-:M-:-::PA -:--N -Y Branch Manager 139 12 BULLDOZER backhoe and land clear ng and Sept c tank WALLPAPERING and pan 446 1502 388 8230 t ng Phone 446 9865 or 379 100 tl 2471 83 tf --- - - :T;:;H..O:;iMmAcs<'F0Ao;lN.,--ADVANCE SCHOOLS - - - - - - - -- EXTERMINATING CO INCORPORATED Term te & Pest Control TELEPHONE surveyors Whe elersburg Oh o wanted work from home no 2 OR 3 BEDROOM house n - - - - ; - - - - ' - - -- sell ng pa1d hourly 3 hours a Ga pol s Call 446 3613 be day 5 days a Week For n tween 8 and 5 on weekdays terv ew wr te or call D str ct ____________ _ 143 7 DOWNTOWN bus ness space Off ce 418 8th Stre~ Hun f ngton W Va Phone 304 529 for lease 2nd Ave across WANTED House to rent f Ct P k A 3017 Family of 4 ch ldren 7 and 9 rom Y ar pprox 2 800 142 2 Sq Ft all'a abe after July country or? Oak H 1682 7926 31 Ca 1 446 1819 or 446 1126 or collect see John Ecker 142 ff QUALIFIED refr1gerat on 131 ff serv ce man lndustr al ~=~----.-2 or 3 OFFICE space for lease 2nd Com mere at Domest c good WANTED bedroom house for rent Ave across from C ty Park pay and work ng cond tons Prefer country moderately Ava table after July 31 Call Must be exper enced Gall a pr ced have 2 ch ldren ages 9 446 1819 or 446 1126 or see Refr gerat on Co 611 Th rd and 11 Phone 446 3749 John Ecker Ave Galt po Is 446 4066 141 6 131 ff 133 tf EXPERIENCED bod) HIGH SCHOOL GRADS mechan c contact Har old COLLECT $2 500 cash bonus Dav1s Gall polls Molar Co Tra n n e ectron cs m ss les 446 3672 mechan cs mfantry armor 1<10 tf or art llery Limited time only Call your Army recruiter at GALLI POLIS 446 3343 130 18 BOOKKEEPER WANTED $17 117 ACRES EnJoy the com ng years n the relaxed surround ngs ra se tobacco and cattle do some garden ng A large two story home n extra good shape has 8 rooms and bath part basement O.Vner s refired and mov ng to a smal er home Pr ce Sl7 900 THE AGENCY GRACIOUS Redwood rancher 5 BR home large LR beaut ful k tchen hilltop v ew from th s extra arge ot Ideal for the large fam ly Pr ce S24 500 Card of Thanks Real Estate For Sale WISEMAN 25 Locust St Howard Brannon Broker Off 446 2674 Luc lie Brannon Eve 446 1226 or 446 2674 FARM KEEP COOL Stay way ahead of the hot weather n th s a r con d1t loned home Near new JBR 1 2 bat h beaut ful k1tchen w th all the extras Ci"rpet throughout Full basement fam ly room work shop laundry and garage N ce large lot w th pl enty shade and shrubs World'S Largest Real Estate For Sale ANOTHER LARGE 3 M dwest H D Bod es 1.4 3 M dwest Standard Bodes 4 M dwest Body 8 WRECKERS, TRAILERS & TRACTOR Chevrolet 1955 Chass s Wrecker Homes Traff c K ng 0 1 Chevrolet 1953 Chass s Wrecker Homes Traff c K ng D 2 Gramm Flat Tra ler 26 Gramm Flat Tra ler 33 Apa che Tent Tra ler Chevrolet 1947 Tractor TERMS OF SALE C.sh Day of Sale Nothmg To Be Removed Unt1l SeHiement Is Made SALE CONDUCTED BY HAROLD REISERT AUCTION SERVICE 126 SOuth Tenth Street AUCTIONEER Lee Johnson Crown C1ty Ohto Phone 256 6740 A1chmond lndtana 47374 Phone lAC 317) 962 6310 IF PLANNING A SALE CONTACT US FOR OPEN SALE DATES Froday June 22 at 10 DO A M Sharp Saturday June 23 at 10 00 AM Sharp Re•nersvtlle Ohto On St Rt 78 between McConnelsville and Catctwell Oh1o n Remersv1lle Due to the death of mv husband l"t ram Henderson Will sett the complete contenh of our HI room museum home W II sell on Fr day June 22 Glassware d shes old brass oil lamps churns clocks p cture frames pr m t ves ch na pottery bells and hundreds of other small temS Will sell unt J late at night Glassware d shes Ironstone milk glass Hull and Weller pottery Eng I sh Bavar an German Austr ian pressed glass goblets and sherbets N ppon several stemmed d shes a lot cruets cake stands old p nk and grden glass d shes some depress on ruby glass bud vases several boxes glass stoppers a lot glass Ids for compotes old vases compotes Ironstone plaHers ant pocket watches costume ewelry old eye glasses celluloid harness r ngs tokens button s souvenirs etc razor straps o I burners old button s wooden scoops etc R R lanterns ant powder cans etc tobacco cutters boilers stone jars 1ugs p tchers etc brass pottery and 11n sp ttoons a lot very n ce old p cture frames old comb cases flat rons brass copper and ron kettles ron tea kettle ron pots several mantle cl ock s coffee gr nder hang ng otl lamp wall o tamps wooden buHer molds and bowls sugar buckets old crocks cherry seeder apple peeler t n and gran te ware wooden spoons ant match holders kraut cutters lead spoons w th wood handles ant flours Hers baskets glass celery dishes spOon holders sugars & creamers lot o 1 lamp s hand pamted china salters large t n storage box for matches teardrop dresser lamps 2 shadow boxes a lot brass pes lot Aladdin lamps (some very unusual) Cambr dge cand eho lders fru t bowl We ler d shes for 6 I App le pattern) honer, d sh a lot of bone and wooden handled s lverware a of candle holders old Silverware nk wells bank McGuffey readers Carnlva d shes and vases pressed glass several large platters gold edged d shes German and other deep d shes blue glass hand pa n ted deep d shes Weller b rd si x s ded unusual Weier vase several other Weller vases Rosev li e & Mc Coy pottery apple cellu la d and cl'l na dolls Crooksv lie wa e Hav land pes lot small p tchers N ppon tea set Pruss a a lot stemmed d shes ant m rror s canes stereoscope Gonder pottery accord an brass Cadillac auto ho n albums tin types blue and ruby o I lamps 2 ant ma rbl e base floor lamps hand painted oil lamps ant g abe n ron stand very old books 3 brass bel s hand pa nled vase and rons f replace sets a tot ant anterns fl nts ant padlocks old pocket kn1ves ant door ocks and keys candv jars lantern g obes a lot ant fools clock weights wood mallet model T wrenches sausage stutter lot old Iars and bottles sarsapar IIa bottles- ful wooden coffee box shoe lasts wagon j ack ant augers adz planes etc horse f ddle cow yoke hay fork straw rake ova wooden churn w th crank ch ld s wagon corn cracker spool cabinet hanging R R lantern hall tree lot hobna I d shes unusual flower holder (boy and goat) lot o amps w th hand panted globes candle molds p tcher and bow set Ironstone shav ng mug 8. holder ant hobby & rock ng horses do I buggy ant clothes - shoes g ass rabb ts ewe I boxes ant qu Its ant C v I War sword lot organ stools pes of sp nn ng wheel wheal crad e schoo desks many old bottles Th s s only a part al lst ng of the terns to be sod Fr day W II try to sel al sma I terns on F lday Sale w II last unt I ate eve n ng WI I start Saturday June 23 at 10 00 A M sell ng any sma ll tern s eft from Fr day and household furn ture SATUROAY JUNE23 large ova glass ch na cu pboard Grandfather clock w th we ghts- key w nd (runs) very n ce wa nut h gh back organ severa l orga n stoats good round oak pedestal table w th claw feet 6 match ng cha r s drop leaf desk w th drawers 2 hall trees w th m rrors and umbrell a stands love sea t w th lyre shaped h gh back- extra nice- w th 2 match ng cha rs ant walnut I brary table sever a very unusua and extra n ce cha1rs (round back ound bottom plank bottom sp l nt and many others) ani oak p a fl o m rocker ant stands of al k nds severa l ch dren s rockers o banquet lamp w th hand panted shude organ w th fancy knobs and carv ng m rror and h gh back ch d s w cker rocker Ed son phonograph w th horn on lr pod app 100 cy nder ecords w cker rocke r s ant large store coffee gr nder old Wale s add ng mach ne old stor e counters brass tray sca les wooden m~al slicer toot warmers ant leaded elec fan oaks deboard w th m rror and shelf ant folding h gh cha r 3 wall telephones sp nnlng wheel sw ng ng platform ro cker walnut ch na cupboard ant claw footed stand w th brass head tr m 60 pes Cambr dge glass- stemmed d shes plates sugar creamer cups saucers qobtets sa ters cand le holders footed d sh etc to be sold Saturday p cture frames some sod Sat d nner bell w th hanger plank bolfom rocker s cherry chma cupboard w1th glass pane doors ladder back rocker spl nt bottom cha r s bamboo rocker f replace bel ows 2 walnut dropleaf tabe s ant wooden washing mach ne wash tub and board drop ea t squa e lyre type tab eon castors 2 se ts s e gh bells a ot o d store t n type OOxes ant ma I bags s de saddle many ant tools ant head ghts hat ra ck w th m rror and horns of ammals from all over the world wooden chest r I spoo cab net 3 pc match ng Love seat set good 2 V ctrol as record cab net records cheese boxes walnut brary tab e ant sew ng mach nes dropl eaf desk 2 custard g ass base table lamps another square ch na cupboa ds w th glass door s and s des marble top oak stand wIt sw vel center m rror and fold ng s de m rror s rold ng chest bed w th m rror round rung yoke baby cradle dresser w th sw vel m rror boot bench ant rocker w th rope seat 2 ant wooden baby crad es bureau round ta ble w th claw feel Seth Thomas we ght dock che ry s e gh bed dresser w lh marble and revolv ng m rror cher Y bu eau sect anal hall tree muzzle oad ng R t e far an t ch dren s fu rn ture wa nut dresser w th revolv ng m rror- marb e w th wood pUlls coppe o lamp unusual h gh back wooden bed w th carved eag e at top and engrav ng n God We Trust - ove 200 years old carv ed chest walnut & cherry stands marb e cross cand le holder many ant chairs crad es rockers stan ds etc came l trunk o d chest ox yoke ma cart fireplace cra ne brass bed wooden trunks secretary desk w th m rror 1930 Mode A Ford - runs good- sold Sa t s e gh wagon wheels old cash reg ster corn she ler we gh scales gr nd stone brak ng p ows cream cans 2 Eng sh sadd es buggy shaives car runn ng board luggage carr er s ngle and daub e trees job corn planter aund Y coat stove wooden wagon wheels horse co Iar s small safe and many many other unl sled terns Th s sa I f~ t me s co llect on of ant ques Man y of wh ch have been handed down for severa l generaf ons Sa le w II be he d outs de ra n or sh ne Some shade Br ng your lawn cha r and p an to stay for 2 day s - Motels at McConnel sv e Caldwe I Cambr dge and Mdr efta Mosl tern s a e n good cond tion and many are very valuable and rar e p eces Lunch on prem ses Terms - Cash Pas I ve I D Not responsible for accidents Nolh ng shown before day of sale OWner-Mrs Bermce Henderson Auctioneer- Bill Janes Phone 962 4333 or 557 3411 Real Estate For Sale Neal Realty VACANT LAND APPROX 9 Acres on Ke ton Rd About 1 m e from town Would cons der sell ng on land contract S3 500 LOT IN TOWN 67 x112 lot at 54 Gar.f eld Ave B g enough for smal home Fu pr ce S1 200 WE BUY sell or trade so remember f you have property to sell see us f rst OffiC@ Phone 446 1694 Evenmgs Charles M Neal446 1546 J M chael Neat 446 1503 Real Estate tor Sale By Owner - 3 br house wall to wall ca rpelmg large bullt tn kotchen full basement attached garage plus extra lot located m Centenary. Phone 446 0028 Real Estate For Sale Plumbrng & Healing MASSIE RUSSELLS PLUMBING& HEATING Gallipolis 446 478'2 2911f Realty, 32 State SL DEWITT S PLUMBING AND HEATING Route 160 at Evergreen Phone 446 273.5 1871f Tel 446 1998 .SUSI ness Opportunities STANDARD Plumb ng & He•tlng 214 Third Ave «6 3782 187 If Wanted To Buy POPLAR RIDGE RD Country I v ng at ts best 4 4 BEDROOM house on level lot m les off Rt 1 beaut ful 7 b g between Gtt l polls and <rENE PLJINTS & SONS rooms 4 bd rm rec rm 2 PLUMBING - Heating & Ail Chesh re new or n good baths k tchen 12 x 25 w th cond t on conven ent to Condit on ng lOO Fourth Ave bar and plenty n ce cabinets school not over S40 000 Ph 446 1637 It has a full base w ith garage 48 tf Contact W II am Sargent at 26 x 24 Plenty water and Gavin Power Ptant w th B F located on 10 acres fenced CARTERS PLUMBING Shaw Construction Co or call land Only S27 500 AND HEATING 1 304 755 39541 Scott Depot w Va ADDISON 1 m le off Rt 7 Cor Fourth & Pine beau I ful rambl ng 7 rm Phone 446 3888 or 446 4477 1411 4 fram e Ranch on 1 A. lolif ha"' - _ _ __ __ ____lw;.U... --~-,-----ever ylh ng a ca pef...,over HW fl s cen ar FP n r ec l N Ga s heat 2 baths v r m 15 x 26 and a k tchen t he Mrs w I love Low taxes and good sc hoo ls All of thi s tor $32 500 IF YOU have backgrovnd m conven en' food store or supermarket work Or' have a des re to en ter this f ield we have opportunities due to expans on for asslstanf store managers Full or part time store personnel We ere an eslabl shed company offeri ng stable employment op portunit es Opporlun I es now exist 10 the Pt Pleasant area Appl cat ons are now be ng accepted at Shop A M n I Store in No 4 61h & Ma n St Pt Pleasant or at Shop A M n t Store No 7 at 22nd & Jefferson Pt Pleasant 1<10 12 CITY - 82 Second Ave 6 b g r m s and bath 2 story frame on a lar ge c t y of H has a I e block gar age and storage bldg Th s house s sound structu ally w th ust a 1 tt e pa nt would make so n e one a a n ce comforl nb e home good re s denl a a ea Pr ce on y $20 000 CENTENARY If you are look ng for locat on qua tv and pr ce don t pass th s one by 6 r ns bath laundry and atta c,_hed garage Pr ce $23 500 2 good ho cs No I s a 2 story 6 b g rms ba t ar1d slo age b dg No 2 s o y 0 years o d 3 bdrm v rm k !chen bath and a a ge sto age roo n Both 1'\ouscs arc n good repa r on u " wa te gooo local on and wou d n ake someone a good I one o nves lment P ce l or Nd l s $ 2 900 a d No 2 s $ 4 900 K A NA UG A NtW HOMES ST RT 775 - 5 b g rm s 1 2 bath 254 sq It I v area plu s carport Free water and ocaled on 1 1 A lot $21 000 ST RT 35 - All Br ck 5 rms and balh attached garage ful and d y base Lot approx 00 x 170 Th s s an exce llent buy fo ask ng pr ce of $24 000 FARMS 73 A 5 m te Wes from Jackson on 4 o;~ne Rl 24 o Coun ty Rd No 20 Alllra clor and clean haltom I at and gentle slope II has a barn cr b and a 0 x 7 m 50 Mob e t orne fron l r~ge on Rt 124 and • ml on Co Rd 20 Pr ce $32 500 S T RT 775 BOA 10 n from tow Good 8 r n house Barn 36 x 60 w lh con e ele f r and 51 cd s dded Co c el e S o 16 D X 50 HT Nea ew Badg e Lo :~t.l er Most of 80 A s Trac or a d 12 A bottom ?5 A fla i'l d 0 A s gent e 5 ope ASC llpproved Pond 'l d Wale ough Th s f arm ~ ns been I med fer l llzcd and s. n a I gh productive stage Pr ce $4J 000 VACANT LAND 25 A Level land at Rodney On wate I ne Price S35 000 163 A Ward Rd F nanc ng a va labl e $18 000 5A at R o G ande \5 500 9 A <~cross hwy t r am Shr ne C ul On rural wa er I ne $ 7 000 ANY HR 446 1998 REALTORS AUCTIONEERS 14 ACRES 900 Frontage on Rt 141 3 miles from town Ga rage Cistern Rura l wa ter Fenced Ideal for bu ld ng a d room for your horse ~~~~~AIILLG~ TTI-I ~~ 6GQ~fl.~ LQJT OJTA TOWN- M A MK E~ M AP:VAT\P P~D~ E'Y~ i=t. MODERN 3 BR home out bui d ng 5 acres grass and woods In Add son Twp $18 500 \ • HANERSVILLE Lovelr small Spa n sh home Fron porch 3 BR and t le roof Ga ra9 e Double w de furn shed Rent one and 1 ve n other Buy both homes for ess money than new hom e Best buy between town and the M ed ca l Center JACKSON CO L1ke new 3 BR home on 5 acres SIS 000 JACKSON Co Bus ness Store Bldgs Lovely br ck home w f rep ace over oak ng lake 8 acres w lh BOO loot fron tage on State Rl 4 ACRES vacan t and 2 1 m les from Bladen Oh o Twp Lots of frees Idea retreat 0 ACRES wooded Morgan Twp land n 3 ACRES va cant and n f?erry Twp not far from Rio Grande .JUST TWE C~;aiN OF A NECKLACE AND AN ORANGE\AIOOO STICK J ACRES vacant land n Ad d son Twp Som e fences Water fee pa d NCOME Properly on Fourth Ave Three apartments $ 0 000 LOTS at Tycoon Lake w th well NICE 2 Bedroom home n Vinton on Jackson Avenue Garage and good garden Pr ced below market BUSINESS Bu ld ng n Hen derson on Rt 35 1 bock from LOTS and Baby Farms m Green Townsh p Near Shopping Siver Brdge 6753961 Center and Hospila 139 6 ONE lwo three four f ve and BRAND new lake tront summer s x acre Baby Farm near R o Grande cottage 2 bedroom bath and shower bu t n k tchen sun FOR rea es tate you want or deck and large lot Easy don t want see Steve Roach terms 256 6866 at Rancho the fr endly real 140 6 estate people LOOK Lots Lots Lots located on Raccoon Road 1 m South of State Rt No 218 Roads water electric ty and Gall poli S 446 Be l telephone Ready for new homes mob le NICE waterfron t lot good road easy terms 256 6866 homes or camp sites boat 1<10 6 ramp and park ng lot We ha\le good N@w Moon 10 x 55 2 BR mob le home for sale NEW HOME - 1 acre ot a well located at 4-17 Rear 2nd Ave des gned 3 BR plan w th 2 full Also good 1967 12 x55 K rk baths d nmg room tam ly wood Mob le Home n Rae room fu I basement and 2 car coon Ya ley W II sel w th or garage F nanc ng arranged w thout lof Offer by D I on & w th ow down payment For Ba ley owners Phone 446 deta Is contact Me gs 2730 Call 10 am lo 8 p m Development Co Ph 992 5976 or Col co te et 235 1996 da y 130 If 140 If Plumbmg & Heating £1£16·0001 51eve Roach 446 4677 Joy Sheppard 446 0001 Denver K H1gley 446 0002 AMAND "'<lOA 11 t-'AS 51 ARf' SliCK~RS <;o T CAN HO\..D ON To AN AN MA.L8 FUR �> .. • • • • 1973 22 - The Sunda1;>Times • 23- The Sunday-Times Sentinel, JWte 17. 1973 WIN AT B RIDGE Two Opinions, Bitter Words , NORTII • 872 16 !Ires. ' • • •• • '' t• 3• P ass 1971 CHEVROLET BLAZER- •2995 IN STO CK t-Coupe DeVille 2- Sedan DeVilles lly Oswald & James Ja co b y South ducked the firs! heart lead and West held the trick with hi s jack. He con tinued with Lhe 10. Dumm y played ' low again . This time trumps . When Wes t showed out. South just led a third · trump and showed his hand since nothing co uld keep him from getting rid of h i s queen 1970 BUICK ELECTRA .225- • EQUIPPED •• • GMAC Financing Ava i lable •2695 • •• Martin for d Will Di scount Any • 1973 ford LTD Country Squire In Stock - - '•1695 21ft . fully contained , turn left on Rt . 337 to Rio Grande, go 1 mile to Centerpoint ROad , turn right , go 3 m iles, see aiter 5 p .m . Pau l Wink ler . ' 143-6 • ~J~c K • •' '1 000 DISCOUNT ------------------------11970 CHEVROLET 2-TON •2495 I I 1 and jack of clubs on dum my's d iamonds. 1 NICE sleeping room and West was bitter. He sai d to pr ivate bath at Rio Grande. The bidding has been ; East, " You did well to take Teacher preferred. 245·51 42 . the seco nd hea rt. Why didn't \Vest North East 142-3 yo u th ink of s hifti ng to a 1 ... Pass -SLEEPI NG• ROOMS , weekly club ?'' 2+ Pass rates . Park Central Hotel. P"'-ss :~ ¥ Pass East said. " Why didn 't you 308·1' 4+ Pass conti nue with the deuce of Pa1:1s You, Sou th , hold : hea rt s? It looked to me as H APARTMENT for con struct ion men. Ph. 446 ·0756 . . AQ96 5 ¥ 52 + K4+AQI0 8 you ha d started with jack·LO 267-lf doub leton or jack-IO· smatt. Whal do you do now ? For Rent 350 Cu . in . V.8 engine, 15,000 l b. 2 speed rear axle, I gc.Jd 825x20"10 p ly ti res. hea vy duty fron;t & r ea r ' I I springs . 108 cab to axle, clean cab. Mechahically I L ..:O!n!!!e!n~!!J.:!~'!!!~~e_! ________ _ j 2• FREE • •' With purc ha se of a ny Wagon we are givi ng a ch ild 's Deluxe -Radio Wagon fre e . A $26.00 Value . • continue." We will never know wha t wo uld have happened if West had con tinued with th e deuce of hea rt s. Ea st assures us h e would have r ead what wa s going on and m_ade the cor- rect play . We want to keep thi s East for a fr ie nd so we ta ke hi s word. You don't know him and don ' t have to . T here i s one thin g we do . know . We can't blam e Ea s t A -Now y ou ca n go into 'SLEEP IN G., rooms , Gallia Hln ckwood . If pa1·(n c r shows Hotel. two ac:cs ami two kings you 94 ·tf will u·.v seven cl ubs. Otherwise scHi c fm· six spades. MOB I Lt:. home space. c lose to bos pi ta l on Stal e Route 35, 'l"OOA Y 'S QUF.STION 446·0294 or 367 ·7736. You deal and hold: 133-tf . AQ76 ¥ QJ954 t A2 . 63 What do you do? For Rent , --~-----~---:..,.--, Looking for a m obi le home lo t ora qu.lli t y mobi le home? We haye bot h at for ma king the play he d id ma ke after West c ont inued with the 10. If West had done what East sUggests and East h ad go n e wrong , West c ould have had the satisfaction of knowing that he had tried to d r aw a di;i grain QUAIL CREEK MOBIL£ COMMUNITY &SALES for hi s part- POMEROY MOTOR CO. rM.-sPA PER ENTERPR I SE ASSN .) ?92 -21 26 For Rent c. d re a r, remove lh e spaI s as APAR TME NT and new mob ile they appear wi l h Blue Lustre . home, ce ntra l qi r , an d heat. Rent electric shampooer $1 at excellent cond ition, 446·0338. Central Supp ly Co. = - - - -- - - - -- 137·11 143·6 &;: ------- 50 x 12 MOBI LE home, 2 br , carpeted livirig room oi;~nd bedroom with · ex panda. Air condit ioned . $135 per mo. 3677645. code. Pomeroy For Rent NE W 2 · bedroom tr ailer , all St u1i li1 ies paid, located on . Rt. 160, · 5 m iles f rom new hospi tal , 446-4170 . 141 -3 - - - - -- -- - HOUSE, bath, uti li ty r Oom , oil heat. 388-8260. . 141 3 Second ·Avenu e. Phone 446 · _ 0550 - ~---..,.------142- 3 Bill's Army Navy Sale TRENDHOMES by NATIONAL is bu i lt according t.o . 2 BR mobile home. Upper Route ' 'LE E PIN G wee '' t·N 7. Call 446 ·0008 . ,.l roo m s, "' y · rates, free garage parking , 131 .tf -,---------Li b by HoteL · SOUP 'S on, the rug that is, -...-,,.---- - - - -2_4_ 1-lf clea n wi th Bl ue Lustre . Rent electric shampooer ·sl at G . APAR TMENT and new mobil e Murphy's Lower Store. home, . centr al a ir a·nd heat. Excellen t locat ion, 446-0338. 143 _6 37 1 143·3' l: The Trend home "Your Chevy Dea ler" Ope n Eves. Til8 2. Fully insulated . 3. Large cloSets . 4. Storm doors & windows . 5 2)(6 ra tt ers. 6. CJpper plum · bing . _ 7. Nea rl y an acre of 85 N. Court Street Athens. Ohio l and . B. Pr ices sta r t $16.500. 00 on lot co mpl et e to' Father's Week End Fot Rent Design uoaoo• 12 I 11 MODEL HOME LOCATED 1 MILE N. OF FIVE POINTS ON RT. 7, POMEROY, 0. 1 IEDROO• l II U camping Equipment MOBILE HOME (You drive it) ' F OR R ENT now f or J une, July, Augus t , co mpl et e p ri mary insur ance prov ided. Rates as· low as S2l.50 .per day on wee kl y bas is. 1.401 Eastern A ve . Ph . 446·.1425. 1973 - ZJg. Zag sew in g m ach ine. This mach ine da rn s, em · broide r s, ove r casts, butt on ho l es . Al l without at. tachments . Pay balance of $38.50 or pay $5 per month. Cal l 446-0255 . 137-11 44 X 24 1038 SQ. FT . UPPE R LEVEL LADIES Double Knit slacks Reg . $8.98, Now $6 .95 ; Body Su its Reg . $7 .97 Now $4 .95; Famous Labels blouses and kni t tops Reg . $6.95 to $8 .95 , Our Pr ice $3.95.$5.95. -~,..._.,..._.._.._-..-...-...-- BUIL T BY B&K EXCAVATING 4----..--.o _ . . _ __ . _ , _r 2076 SQ . FT.TOTALLIVIN GA REA SALESREPRESENTATIVE : . ,. VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR., BROKER EQUAL HOl!SlNG OPPORTUNITIE S Associates : Helen L. Teaford , Gordon B. Teaford OPEN9:00.5: 30 DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY& FRIDAY TIL9 PHONE 992-3325 OPEN SUNDAY 12 'TIL 5:30 110 MECHANIC STREET POMEROY, OHIO And it's as gocx:l 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. 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 perfom1s the above chores. Pomeroy, Ohio Open 8 a.m. til 5:30 Mon. thru Thurs. 1--------'---- - ------ ··- 992-2975 8 a.m. til 8 p.m. Fri. and Saturday -----~~~- YEA I< OLD $800 col or te levision wi ll se ll at $200. 4.46· 9.427 after: 5 p. m . ,, .. APACHE 'S GOT IT ALL FOUR .new Solld St ate lUxury m odels plus two new "Soft State" tent ca m per s. Pick your mod~ l . pick you r pri ce. from $795 to $1,995, F. O.B. M id season sale now on. Best . dea l s n ow ju st bef or e vacat ion. Wi l l trade . Hours 9 to 9 week days.. Ams ba ry Apache Tra iler Sal es, 631 Fourth Aven ue, Ga llipoli s, · • • GALLIPOLIS CHRYSLERPLYMOUTH CATALINA 4 DR. SEDAN 14695.90 $800.90 FACTO RY ST I CKER PR ICE BOB REES .'po NT IAr. D I SCO UN T SALE PRICE ,. • 143-1 .··························~·. r' l P t.::. , Pipes, Pi pes, GBD: Chera t an. B BB , Jobey, Hil son and ot hers . Tawney's Pipe and Trop hy Hous·e , 422 Second Ave . ' • • e • 1 99 -tf~ • . --~---------- Buys ""(;QQD CLEA N LU M P and stoker coa l . Ca r l Wrhte r s, RiQ, •. Grande. Phone 245·5115. . 6-tt • ''N EW: Serta and Bem co m a< tress and bo x spr ing s. Lar ge. se lection. i n stock - tw in, fulL ; queen size. Save up to . $40 a ' se t . 955 Second Avenue 446-l1 71 276-lf -------------- ' ::' ,,.. Factor y Sticker Pri ce $4775.90 Bob Rees Ponti ac Discount 780. 9o Bur m a Br own wi th Ca meo whi te top . Air, fu ll y equipped . Stock No. 73·53 · 3 Bedroom MOBILE HOME FRONT KITCHEN Cat hedral r oof, house type door s, r ear jalosle door , storm s & screens, 30 gal. w ate r he ate r , ux e fu r n itu r e. Pr iced now. Com pare! .•• • • •• •• • It's Ou! Extra Sp ecial For Just Dau Thompson The Oealin' Man •• • Delivered and Set Up .•• .. •• 446·2532 267 -lf ~ I .. UP TO 12 Y EA R F IN A NCIN G W E SERV ICE WHAT SEL L - MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM PRICED ACCORDINGLY P A L OMIN O ma r e, 3 yrs .. • trai ned for t r ail. gen tle, 5400, • 446·0391 or 446·1312. 131olf • • •• 586 Loc ust St. ?92-7004 . Middleport Open81o6 Mon . thru Sat. · • Open Dai l y 8 to 6, I Closed Su n~a ysl r Open Anytime .bY : Ap pointmen t . Contact Dan 'Thom pson or Tom Lav(;tnder Sale Price '4365.00 UNDER. NEW MANAGEMENT Phone .446-1513 Corner Third & Court St. low mi les, Sha r p. $3395 '2995 .1970 PONTIAC 1969·BUICK LeSabre 4 Dr . green, dark green v in y l top, air . One Owner. Was $1 9?5.00 . 4 Dr . Hdt p. Air , P. Wind " 60·40 S!)at. P. Door Loc ks, Nice. Was $2695.00 . '2395 $5351.30 Discount 901.30 4 Dr. H. T., air & a ll exrr as. ( Da r k Gol d ) • 1973 Buick LeSabre 4 dr. Sedans Sale Price '4450.00 1973 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 4 Dr . Sedan , da r k green . LOADED. $6317.9 Discount 1087.80 Equ ipped ~ilh autom a tic tra nsmi ssion , powe r steering, power disc bra kes, wh1te·wa ll !ores. a ir conditione r . c ustom seat belts, tinted glass, bumpe r protective strips, bumper guards, door guards, remote morror, ca r pel save r s, delu xe wheel covers. protective body s1de moldong s . Othe r Mode ls Priced Accordingly. Sale Price '5230.00 These Speeulls Tml;, y! BOB REES PONTIAC, INC. 4 Dr . 88, Ai r Cond .. Vi ny l Top, -1973 CHRYSLER NEWPORT COME· SEE US AT • • • Gallipolis 1639 Ea stern Av e . Chrysler~Piymouth Gallipoli s 0 995° $ 446-3273 UP TO 60 MONTHS TO PAY Gallipolis, Ohio ···························- 71 Chev. Belair For Sale OALE R. SANDERS INC. 600 E. STATE ST. & 1200 E. STATE ST. :•. . .~ Need Another ·Bldg.? SEE our aluminum bl dg s . Heavy duly, with flooring . wiJ:ed for electric. Also West Virg inia chunk coal, dra in ti le. be ll tile , cem en t and mortar. t:;;al l ipolis Block & Coa l Co .• 1231f.. Pine, 446 ·2783 . 207-11 '· eMERCURY MONTEGO • COMET ' eCAPRI eDATSUN eSUBARU •MARK IV DATSON Phone 592 -4463 Since Smith A uto has diseontinued Diltsun, we will be happy to s~rvice any D<~ts uns 11 t our dealership. For Sale For Sale 1966 f O PASS . FOR 0 Country Sedan . Exira good c.ond . Call 446-0150 after 5 p.m . 137-30 MORGAN r iding mare bred Ia registered quar ter horse , 2 year old Pa lomino ~il ly .. Cal l 256-6038 . 142·3 4 dr . Sedan, p. s teer ing, p. brakes, a ut ., radio, fac. a ir cond., 350 c u. in. V·8, W· S· W ti res, Rosewood fin is h, Blk viny l Infer ior . Extra Nice . --~..,....,.---- AKC REG . toy pood le pup S7 5, $85, Si amese k itten s, Sl O ea . Kenne ls of Calhoun. 256·6247 . 128-26 •LINCOLN CONTINENTAL • COUGAR 1970 1970 1970 1966 1968 1964 1963 1966 1969 MOBIL E HOME S FOR SAL E R ECONDITIONED MOBIL'E HOMES 12 x 60 Ameri can 12 x 60 Ray craft 12 x 60 Challerlger 10 x so Skyline ·12 x 60 Baron 10 x 55 Pr incess 10 x SO Amer ican 10 x 50 Monarch 12 x· 60 Richar dsdn B& S MOBILE ~OME Second & V iand St. Pt . Pleasa nt ( Nex tto Heck's) •2395 WOOD MOTOR SALES . Gallipolis, o, Eastern Ave. For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale 8 YEAR OLD Marc Bay with bl · ck tail and mane, tra i l horse. not r egis tered, S300. 446·0458 . 14 1·6 ALl .TYPES o f buil 0 1ng ~1,200 LOW ERY or gan tor $950. ONned less than a year. In ma let" ials, block, br ick. sewer per f ~ct cond ition . 446 ·052 0 pipes, windows, li nte l s, eoc .. aft er 5 p .m. Cla ude Win ters, Rio Grande 0 . Phone 245 ·512 1 after 5. ' ________________143·3 GOOD used Coldspot ai r;. con · ltjeiner, 8,500 BTU . Call a lt er 12 noon, 446· 1889 or see at 105 Kineon Drive . 14 1·3 ---------~ 1 23- tr -----1973 HON DA SL 125 on or off For Sale road bike , 160 m i les. 446 ·1266. 141 ·3 1967 OLDS . 4 door, PS & PB , IF YOU are building a new -~---home or remodeling. see us. FEEDER pigs . Ca ll 379· 2671. extra clean one owner ;,also 70 1.:11 ·3 We ar e builders. Distributor Honda trail bik·e· 90 good condifion , 675· 2195 can be seen _. for Hotpoint APpli ~nces, 6 HP BOLEN tractor , 36 inch Allison Electric. at 2901 Meadowbrook Dr ive, mower. $350 . 446· 15 10. 154-lt Pt . Pleasant. W. Va . 141 ·3 128· tf 139-7 ----~~ 'NEW and used i n str ume nts, 1973 8 TRACK . A small balance Br uni ca rdi Hou se of M usic . 5:4 197?. A LL elect r i c mobi le home wi th ex:tras . Ca ll 446-2225 . of $88.64 or pay $6.50 per Sta l e Street. Phone .446·0687 . 141 ·3 month . Ph one 446·0255 . 33·11 ~----96-lf VEGETABLE plants. swee l potatoes, etc . Floyd Erit. .-.N T !QUE pool tab le S300 . 446 · Rodney, Ohio, 245 ·5124 . 0008 . 7 USED b ed r oom sui tes , Tobacco base for renl. 12811 starti ng at $59 .95 and up. 141·3 ----~Several used l ivi ng room 36"x 23"x .009 sui tes , dinette se ts, and other NEW EUREKA upr iqhl model i tems. New furniture speCial 2012A . $59 .95 . Phon e 367 ·7736 . in I iving room suites. S88 and Davi s Vacuum Cleaner Store. CLOS E OUT on' (4) New zig . za g up. Sl. Rl. 7 at Addison , 0 . sew ing ma chi,es . F or sewi ng 131 -11 stretCh fabrics, buttonholes, · COACHMAN Travel Trai lers. - - - : - - - - - - - fancy designs. Ek. Pa i nt USE D OFFS E T PLATE S M otor Homes, Sth WheeL G ROCERY business for sate . slightly bl.emished . Choice of HAVE Truck Campers , Apple City bui lding for sal e or lease , 'ca rrying case or sewing MANY U SES Auto Sales , Rt . 35 N, Jackson, phone 773-5618 from 6 ~ 30 p.m . stan d . 549 .80 cas h or terms Ohio . Ph one 286 5700. to 10 p.m . for appo intm en t.. available . Phone· 446-43 12 . ·, na. tt 67 .tf 138-6 ------ Parsons 26 FOOT Chris' Craft Cruisers . AKC Bla ck Labrador Retr ieve r ( 1964 ) exce l le nt ·c ondition, puppies, wormed, grea t for also 40 fool boathouse . Bofh c h i ldren , $75 · 595 . Phon e a vaila ble due lo work Chesapeake. 867·553S . schedule . Call 304 ·675·5517 or 142·3 see Doc Master s at Boat Club. 137·7 VERY gent le 6 year old Ap· paloosa m.;Jre. Phone 388 ·9991 STARCRAFT or 367 · 74~1. N E W 1973 Campers -:- Sleeps 6 142·3 or 8 - 110 and 12 volt - 3 burner stove 2 water BIG sale - Anti ques. furniture, systems · - raised kitchen , · applian ces. etc . Jackson Co . School out special S1.325. Rt . 3 off 279 out side Thurman, 1967 FORD 1/ 2 T . pickup, 6 cyl.. ·:;tNGE ~ Sew ing Machine Sales Same low pricing on trave l wate: h for signs . new tires. air conditioned, & Service. All models in trailers . One used STM a, 142-lf 256·6506. · stoc k . Free del ivery . Se ~vi c e S999'. Closed for vacation June 140·6 gua1 '"lr'l tei:!Q . Model.s pr,~c e . 10 thru Ju11e 21. PR I NTED weddin.9 an · - - - - - - - - - fro1 ,·-· ... 69 .95 . French "-'I" CAMP CONLEY nou ncement and invitations, 3 BALING twine S8.80 per bale. Fa Lric Shoppe , Singer ap ·. STARCRAFTSALES to 5 davs serv ice. Simmons pr o·,e ::l dealer , 58 Court Sf . Call Kenneth H igley. 245-521 8 R!. 62 N . OF Pl . Plea s. Ptg . & · Office Eq uip. Ph . 4·1H255. or 245 ·5255 . Beh i nd Red Car pe1 1nn. 446 ·1397. 308·1 140·6 675 -5384 140-lf ~--~'--.,--, 130-18 - - - -- - Goble Mobile Homes •• $4295 SALE PRICE BONNEVILLE 2 DR. HARDTOP ,• , • ••• : •• • •• II • · Fac!or y Sl icker Price $5140.05 Po r celain Blue w i th wh ite viny l top, air, Bob Rees Pontia c Discoun18 4S.OS fu ll y equipped, l ilt sller ing wheel. St ock fol o: 7354 ,• •• •• •• ••• • •• . ·' . $5239.90 Discount ' 874.90 1971 OLDS LeSabre 4 d r . Hdl p . Ai r cond .. viny l lop, c us tom . Was $3695.00. Sale Price '4375.00 extr a s. ( Honey Gold) SALE PRICE ATHENS, OHIO YOUR DEALER FOR I . 15285.05 Discount 1910.00 4 Dr . Sedan , ai r 8, a ll $4145 SALE PRICE .. Factory Sti cker Pr ice S49.S2.90, ,Bob Rees Ponti ac bi sceunt807 .90 1972 BUICK 1973 CHRYSLER NEW $5687.90 _ $992.90 BUICKS IN STOCK! NGW'S THE TIME TO TRADE! ~,: •• • e e • • 133 Pine St. [i 5: tra s. $4695 SALE PRICE CATALINA HARDTOP CPE. 65 X 12 •• •• • . ,- BOB RE ES PONTIAC · DI SCOUN T · . ..• . , . This • Corbin &·Snyder : • Furniture •• •• New GMC Truck He'adquar1er s 1969 Ford 3/4 ton cam per speCia l 1966 •h T . Chev . PU 1967 T . GMC PU 1966 'I• T. GM C PU 1969 >;, T. GMC PU 1969 GM C 11:2 ton PU 1967 Ford •12 ton PU 1967 •12 ton Chev . 1966 GM C 112 ton PU 1969 V~ T . For d PU 1969 Ol ds 88 · 1969 Dodge Stat ion Wagon 1971 3 T. Chev. ·Tr uck 1970 •12 T . Ch ev. PU 1969 •12 T . Chev . PU 1969 •;, T . GM C P U 1968 •;, T . GM C PU 1966 T. GM C PU 1967 :J/4 T. For d PU 1968 >;, T. GM C PU 1967 >;, T . GM C PU 1967 •;, T . GMC PU 1968 3(, T. GMC PU 1969 In ton GM C PU SOMMERS G.M.C. TRUCKS, INC. ·For Only s6?.50 • • • e ',·!: FACTOR Y ST ICK ER PRIC E Regatta Blue wi t h w hi te cordova t op, air, tully equipped St ock No. 73.55 · . ~ $4545 SALE PRICE 2 Dr . H T, da r k green, air & a ll ex - 50 NEW 1973 ~ 1973 CHRYSLER NEWPORT GRAND PRIX HARDTOP COUPE CATALINA 4 .DR. HARDTOP ~: Ohi o. BO B REES PONTIA C OI SCO UNT NEW SHIPMENT 1973 CENTURIES! .._.._._.. L-~~~~~~~!~~~-~~~~-J 15480.05 $935.05 FAC TORY ST ICKER PRI CE GALLIPOLIS, OHIO DOC SMITH SAYS 1 SOUTHEASTERN OHIO'S LARGEST GRANDVILLE 2 DR. HARDTOP Cam~O Whi te Wi th bla Ck Cordova top, power steen ng , power brakes. power wi n dows, power bucket sea t (left ), turbo·hydramatic transmissi?n, Soft Ray glass (all ), remote cont~o.l ~ trr or , AM.-FM radio, cust om air c.ond tt •on• ng. G78x15 white wa ll F i br eg las tt.res, fron t and rea r bumper guards, body stde m ldg ., door edge gua r d . ,- 'I• Gravely Tractor Sales & ·service 3 f:l 128-ff 'I• McDonough Power Equipmerit, Inc. A subsidiary of Fuqua Industries, Inc. 1969 9.41 CAT . endloader $10.000. Ca ll 1-304-429-3346 . 139-6 • Many oth er Floor Plans Avai l able This sweeper, dozer, hauler, fertilizer and aerator ·is actually a mower in disguise. · · STOCK NO. 73-67 ,< - Stove and lanter11 fuel, 89c gal ; 2 man raft, $39 .95; Reg. 49 .95 ; Wri g ht socke t wr ench set , 112 drive 20 pc . or 1/.t·Jk dr ive 32 pes . Reg . $2 9.95 - Now $24 .95; 8 track tapes Reg . $6 .98, Now $1.98 ; Lin coln Welder s. 225 amp .. $92 .50 complet e; Khaki cu toff sh orts 99c ; Decor ator lam p s, Va lues to $30, Your Choice $10.88 ; .Open For Inspection SAT. & SUN.- 1 TOS P. M. MODEL 33 8 1 $3745 SALE PRICE 50 STATE STREET 1966 10 PASS. Ford Country sedan, ex tra good cond ition. Phone 446·0150 . 143·6 $726•60 BO B R EES PO N TIAC DISCOU NT M esa Tan with w hit e Cordova top, Soli Ray glass (a l l). custom air condit ioning, Power Steer ing. Power Brakes. TurbQ .Hydram<'ltir Transn1iss ion, H78 x15 white wall Fibreg las tires, custom tr i m gr oup, remote con trol · mirror, AM Radio. fron t and rear bumper guards, body side mldg ., door edge guards . 1957 CH EVY 2 dr'. ::,tat i6n 3 BE D ROOM 12 x 60 lot at elect ric , wa sher and dryer at 1964 DODGE 4 door $200. Larry waQon : Min t con dition. 2itl Cl ipper Mill s, $150 mon t h, 446C. Smith, 245·5158 . H. P . Ba l anced, positr action 1 1934 or 446-01 75 . 142-3 5:38. 4 speed. Many ext ras 142-3 $850. 446-4999 . 1972 SL 100 Honda, exce llent 78.jf condition . Ca ll 446-4149 . FU RN IS H ED hpuse in Thur · 142·3 ·2 MATCHE D Sia m ese cat s, one man, Oh io, new paneli n g, new ca r pet ing , S85 per mo nt h. Ca ll . year old, have been neuter ed . day JSJ. J550, even ings 353 . } YEAR OLD 7/ e Charo la ts Bull, • Ca ll 367-7496. 6928 · good stock. 24.5-5007. 140·4 . 142-3 142·3 For Sale Specmls 212 For Sale For Sale move (Model 231) ' STOCK NO. 73-58 -------------------------------1 ·· ---------------IF CARPETS look dull and SL EE PIN G r ooms at 817 'Rodney -Cora Rd . Rodney , Ohio Hour s 9 .1 .m. lo 9 p.m. Mo nday t hru Satu rd~y Ph. 245·937.4- 245 -5021 . , ner:~~d~ CARROLL NORRIS DODGE INC. ---~--~ r~-----..---..~--..-..~-...-...._.-...._ - ------ ----.---~ excellent con·dilion . Ph one 256·6338 . 143·6 FACTO RY ST ICKE R PRICE Burnished Umber with white top, Soft ~ay G:lass (a i.O: front and r ear floor mat s, custom a1r c?ndt honing, 2 BBL 400 engine, Power Sl een ng.' ~owe r Brakes, Turbo Hydramat ic ~ransm 1 sston, AM Radio, H78x l5 white wal l l1r es. r oo f mldg .• r emote contro l mirror, front and rear bumper guards, body side m ldg door edge guards. •" DEAL WITH ONE OF OUR COURTEOUS DODGE BOYS . .. BUSTER SPRAGUE - JERRY BROWN - TOM NORRIS 1971 SEARS 5 HP m ini bike, LeMANS 2 DR. SPORT ·COUPE STOCK NO. 73-57 0 In either of th ose cases I wo uld ha-ve b een ri ght t o No. Porcelain B~ue with whit e Cordova top , Soft Ra~ wmdsh1eld , air conditioni n_p . 2BBL 350 eng•ne, power steer ing, deluxe trimmed wheel covers ; AM radio, F&R bumper guards, decor group, power disc brakes. turbo hydramatic transmission. G78x14 W · ~all Fiberglass tires, dua l horns. spor t op · t 1ons, body protection group. Loca l. low mileage. 1 owner car, VB e ngine, good tires, rad io, green finish. " You'll Like Our 0ual ity Way of Doing Bu siness " o:e:J :]1lUMU!1 · - - - - -1969 TROTWOOD travel trailer , • •' 1970 CHEV BEL AIR 4 DR.- "1595 Open Eves . Ti i 6- Til5 P. M. Sat. 2 YEAR old Wurlitzer plano . .Call 446· 2999 . 143·6 •• 4·door, factory air, V·8 engine. automatic tr~;~~nsmission, p:>wer st ee ring & brakes, good white-wall ·lires, white finish, vi ny l top , radio, clean inside. Pomeroy -:--~--- '• Cadillac . Oldsmobile 992 ·5342 1966 DODGE Nlonaco, gooo condition . Call 446·3968 . 143·3 • LTD Country Squire We are in need of gOod used cars and trucks 50 we are oHering extra special deals. :---::-:-::-:-::-:-~- ' AND TRUCKS l m mediJJte Delivery floor trans . Call 446·9223 . 143-3 ••' 4·door, local l ·owner car wi t h less than 32,000 miles, clima te con trol air cond itioning. 40·60 power seat, radiQ, gold finish . Loaded wi th many ext ra s. KARR & VAN ZANDT and tried to cash his ace . South ruffed and played of FU LLY 1970 DODGE POLARA - East overtook with the queen king 4· whee l drive. auxiliary top, locking lront hubs, V·8, automatic transmission, power st eer ing & brakes. local low m ileage. J.car owner , radio, spa r e never used . -------1967 F IAT Convertible. 5 speed ' 4-door, fadory air. automatic transmission, power st eering, custom interior. dark green finish, tires l ike new and spare never used. DetoXe bumper, radio, and l'l;lany other edras. Less than ll.OOO miles, truly sharp . CADILLAC$ BOAT, 16 ft . fiberglass Runabout , 80 H P M.ercury engine. trailer , good ski boat • make offer. Al so upright piano . See Del Gingerich or call 4:46-3778 . 1-43·1 ••• 1972 BUICK SKYLARK 350-•3195 ~~~ =-:-::-~--- • Sharp low mileage, I owner car, beige finish, brown vinyl 3 NEW 1-973 . AQ J •I None vulnerab le \Ve!!t North f:n st $n uth and trans ., power steering, radio, roof. 350 V8 engine. power steering and brake, turbo hydromatic radio , factory air , a clean one. t AJ ace 1 SET of Chore-Boy pipe line milkers, complete with tank . Phone 895-3811. 143-3 • 1971 CHEV MOflfTE CARL0 -.!3095 Of Course You Can! • 54 Pa ss l N.T. Pas:, Pass 4• Pa !>s Pass Ope ning le ad~ ¥' J auto~atlc .40 NEW CARS --::=-,--,---- 4_-door , local owner car. green finish", clean interior, good olo 7 32 WEST '' EAST ·• 4 • Q J tO ¥ Jl0 92 ¥ AQH • 97 6 4 3 . 52 • K g;, . 10~6 4 SOUTH ( 0 ) . AK 9653 his • O FFER GOOD ~H RU JUN E 30 th WE-NOW HAVE IN STOCK 1970 SUZUKI M.o'torcycle , 1,800 actual miles, 120 CC. ge-ared lor road or trail . like new, S350. 256 ·61 53 after 3 p.m . 143·3 •' 1972 NOVA "6 " - - - -••2295 ¥ K8 3 + K Q 108 out JUNE SPECIAL SHARP! CLEAN! RIGHT PRICE! Own A For Sale For Sale Aluminum Sheets 20~ 8 for Sl.OO Gallipolis Daily )ibun& 82 5 Thir·d A ve . Gallipo lis, 0 . ----12) ELECTROLUX Swee pers· deluxe m ode l. Complete with all cleaning attachments and uses paper bags . Slightly used but clean s and looks like new . Wil l sell for $37 .25 cash or terms ava ila ble. Ph one 446 · 4312 . 138·6 DIRT BIK.ES TRAIL BIKE S MINIBIKE S ON/OFF ROAD BIKES HONDALINE ROAD BI KES '" All the many worlds of motorcycling in one place. MORE MODELS • MORE SERVICE MORE ACCESSORIES • MORE PARTS .'SMITH AUTO SALES KANAUGA, OHIO From Mighty to Mini, Honda has it .a. �> .. • • • • 1973 22 - The Sunda1;>Times • 23- The Sunday-Times Sentinel, JWte 17. 1973 WIN AT B RIDGE Two Opinions, Bitter Words , NORTII • 872 16 !Ires. ' • • •• • '' t• 3• P ass 1971 CHEVROLET BLAZER- •2995 IN STO CK t-Coupe DeVille 2- Sedan DeVilles lly Oswald & James Ja co b y South ducked the firs! heart lead and West held the trick with hi s jack. He con tinued with Lhe 10. Dumm y played ' low again . This time trumps . When Wes t showed out. South just led a third · trump and showed his hand since nothing co uld keep him from getting rid of h i s queen 1970 BUICK ELECTRA .225- • EQUIPPED •• • GMAC Financing Ava i lable •2695 • •• Martin for d Will Di scount Any • 1973 ford LTD Country Squire In Stock - - '•1695 21ft . fully contained , turn left on Rt . 337 to Rio Grande, go 1 mile to Centerpoint ROad , turn right , go 3 m iles, see aiter 5 p .m . Pau l Wink ler . ' 143-6 • ~J~c K • •' '1 000 DISCOUNT ------------------------11970 CHEVROLET 2-TON •2495 I I 1 and jack of clubs on dum my's d iamonds. 1 NICE sleeping room and West was bitter. He sai d to pr ivate bath at Rio Grande. The bidding has been ; East, " You did well to take Teacher preferred. 245·51 42 . the seco nd hea rt. Why didn't \Vest North East 142-3 yo u th ink of s hifti ng to a 1 ... Pass -SLEEPI NG• ROOMS , weekly club ?'' 2+ Pass rates . Park Central Hotel. P"'-ss :~ ¥ Pass East said. " Why didn 't you 308·1' 4+ Pass conti nue with the deuce of Pa1:1s You, Sou th , hold : hea rt s? It looked to me as H APARTMENT for con struct ion men. Ph. 446 ·0756 . . AQ96 5 ¥ 52 + K4+AQI0 8 you ha d started with jack·LO 267-lf doub leton or jack-IO· smatt. Whal do you do now ? For Rent 350 Cu . in . V.8 engine, 15,000 l b. 2 speed rear axle, I gc.Jd 825x20"10 p ly ti res. hea vy duty fron;t & r ea r ' I I springs . 108 cab to axle, clean cab. Mechahically I L ..:O!n!!!e!n~!!J.:!~'!!!~~e_! ________ _ j 2• FREE • •' With purc ha se of a ny Wagon we are givi ng a ch ild 's Deluxe -Radio Wagon fre e . A $26.00 Value . • continue." We will never know wha t wo uld have happened if West had con tinued with th e deuce of hea rt s. Ea st assures us h e would have r ead what wa s going on and m_ade the cor- rect play . We want to keep thi s East for a fr ie nd so we ta ke hi s word. You don't know him and don ' t have to . T here i s one thin g we do . know . We can't blam e Ea s t A -Now y ou ca n go into 'SLEEP IN G., rooms , Gallia Hln ckwood . If pa1·(n c r shows Hotel. two ac:cs ami two kings you 94 ·tf will u·.v seven cl ubs. Otherwise scHi c fm· six spades. MOB I Lt:. home space. c lose to bos pi ta l on Stal e Route 35, 'l"OOA Y 'S QUF.STION 446·0294 or 367 ·7736. You deal and hold: 133-tf . AQ76 ¥ QJ954 t A2 . 63 What do you do? For Rent , --~-----~---:..,.--, Looking for a m obi le home lo t ora qu.lli t y mobi le home? We haye bot h at for ma king the play he d id ma ke after West c ont inued with the 10. If West had done what East sUggests and East h ad go n e wrong , West c ould have had the satisfaction of knowing that he had tried to d r aw a di;i grain QUAIL CREEK MOBIL£ COMMUNITY &SALES for hi s part- POMEROY MOTOR CO. rM.-sPA PER ENTERPR I SE ASSN .) ?92 -21 26 For Rent c. d re a r, remove lh e spaI s as APAR TME NT and new mob ile they appear wi l h Blue Lustre . home, ce ntra l qi r , an d heat. Rent electric shampooer $1 at excellent cond ition, 446·0338. Central Supp ly Co. = - - - -- - - - -- 137·11 143·6 &;: ------- 50 x 12 MOBI LE home, 2 br , carpeted livirig room oi;~nd bedroom with · ex panda. Air condit ioned . $135 per mo. 3677645. code. Pomeroy For Rent NE W 2 · bedroom tr ailer , all St u1i li1 ies paid, located on . Rt. 160, · 5 m iles f rom new hospi tal , 446-4170 . 141 -3 - - - - -- -- - HOUSE, bath, uti li ty r Oom , oil heat. 388-8260. . 141 3 Second ·Avenu e. Phone 446 · _ 0550 - ~---..,.------142- 3 Bill's Army Navy Sale TRENDHOMES by NATIONAL is bu i lt according t.o . 2 BR mobile home. Upper Route ' 'LE E PIN G wee '' t·N 7. Call 446 ·0008 . ,.l roo m s, "' y · rates, free garage parking , 131 .tf -,---------Li b by HoteL · SOUP 'S on, the rug that is, -...-,,.---- - - - -2_4_ 1-lf clea n wi th Bl ue Lustre . Rent electric shampooer ·sl at G . APAR TMENT and new mobil e Murphy's Lower Store. home, . centr al a ir a·nd heat. Excellen t locat ion, 446-0338. 143 _6 37 1 143·3' l: The Trend home "Your Chevy Dea ler" Ope n Eves. Til8 2. Fully insulated . 3. Large cloSets . 4. Storm doors & windows . 5 2)(6 ra tt ers. 6. CJpper plum · bing . _ 7. Nea rl y an acre of 85 N. Court Street Athens. Ohio l and . B. Pr ices sta r t $16.500. 00 on lot co mpl et e to' Father's Week End Fot Rent Design uoaoo• 12 I 11 MODEL HOME LOCATED 1 MILE N. OF FIVE POINTS ON RT. 7, POMEROY, 0. 1 IEDROO• l II U camping Equipment MOBILE HOME (You drive it) ' F OR R ENT now f or J une, July, Augus t , co mpl et e p ri mary insur ance prov ided. Rates as· low as S2l.50 .per day on wee kl y bas is. 1.401 Eastern A ve . Ph . 446·.1425. 1973 - ZJg. Zag sew in g m ach ine. This mach ine da rn s, em · broide r s, ove r casts, butt on ho l es . Al l without at. tachments . Pay balance of $38.50 or pay $5 per month. Cal l 446-0255 . 137-11 44 X 24 1038 SQ. FT . UPPE R LEVEL LADIES Double Knit slacks Reg . $8.98, Now $6 .95 ; Body Su its Reg . $7 .97 Now $4 .95; Famous Labels blouses and kni t tops Reg . $6.95 to $8 .95 , Our Pr ice $3.95.$5.95. -~,..._.,..._.._.._-..-...-...-- BUIL T BY B&K EXCAVATING 4----..--.o _ . . _ __ . _ , _r 2076 SQ . FT.TOTALLIVIN GA REA SALESREPRESENTATIVE : . ,. VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR., BROKER EQUAL HOl!SlNG OPPORTUNITIE S Associates : Helen L. Teaford , Gordon B. Teaford OPEN9:00.5: 30 DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY& FRIDAY TIL9 PHONE 992-3325 OPEN SUNDAY 12 'TIL 5:30 110 MECHANIC STREET POMEROY, OHIO And it's as gocx:l 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. 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 perfom1s the above chores. Pomeroy, Ohio Open 8 a.m. til 5:30 Mon. thru Thurs. 1--------'---- - ------ ··- 992-2975 8 a.m. til 8 p.m. Fri. and Saturday -----~~~- YEA I< OLD $800 col or te levision wi ll se ll at $200. 4.46· 9.427 after: 5 p. m . ,, .. APACHE 'S GOT IT ALL FOUR .new Solld St ate lUxury m odels plus two new "Soft State" tent ca m per s. Pick your mod~ l . pick you r pri ce. from $795 to $1,995, F. O.B. M id season sale now on. Best . dea l s n ow ju st bef or e vacat ion. Wi l l trade . Hours 9 to 9 week days.. Ams ba ry Apache Tra iler Sal es, 631 Fourth Aven ue, Ga llipoli s, · • • GALLIPOLIS CHRYSLERPLYMOUTH CATALINA 4 DR. SEDAN 14695.90 $800.90 FACTO RY ST I CKER PR ICE BOB REES .'po NT IAr. D I SCO UN T SALE PRICE ,. • 143-1 .··························~·. r' l P t.::. , Pipes, Pi pes, GBD: Chera t an. B BB , Jobey, Hil son and ot hers . Tawney's Pipe and Trop hy Hous·e , 422 Second Ave . ' • • e • 1 99 -tf~ • . --~---------- Buys ""(;QQD CLEA N LU M P and stoker coa l . Ca r l Wrhte r s, RiQ, •. Grande. Phone 245·5115. . 6-tt • ''N EW: Serta and Bem co m a< tress and bo x spr ing s. Lar ge. se lection. i n stock - tw in, fulL ; queen size. Save up to . $40 a ' se t . 955 Second Avenue 446-l1 71 276-lf -------------- ' ::' ,,.. Factor y Sticker Pri ce $4775.90 Bob Rees Ponti ac Discount 780. 9o Bur m a Br own wi th Ca meo whi te top . Air, fu ll y equipped . Stock No. 73·53 · 3 Bedroom MOBILE HOME FRONT KITCHEN Cat hedral r oof, house type door s, r ear jalosle door , storm s & screens, 30 gal. w ate r he ate r , ux e fu r n itu r e. Pr iced now. Com pare! .•• • • •• •• • It's Ou! Extra Sp ecial For Just Dau Thompson The Oealin' Man •• • Delivered and Set Up .•• .. •• 446·2532 267 -lf ~ I .. UP TO 12 Y EA R F IN A NCIN G W E SERV ICE WHAT SEL L - MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM PRICED ACCORDINGLY P A L OMIN O ma r e, 3 yrs .. • trai ned for t r ail. gen tle, 5400, • 446·0391 or 446·1312. 131olf • • •• 586 Loc ust St. ?92-7004 . Middleport Open81o6 Mon . thru Sat. · • Open Dai l y 8 to 6, I Closed Su n~a ysl r Open Anytime .bY : Ap pointmen t . Contact Dan 'Thom pson or Tom Lav(;tnder Sale Price '4365.00 UNDER. NEW MANAGEMENT Phone .446-1513 Corner Third & Court St. low mi les, Sha r p. $3395 '2995 .1970 PONTIAC 1969·BUICK LeSabre 4 Dr . green, dark green v in y l top, air . One Owner. Was $1 9?5.00 . 4 Dr . Hdt p. Air , P. Wind " 60·40 S!)at. P. Door Loc ks, Nice. Was $2695.00 . '2395 $5351.30 Discount 901.30 4 Dr. H. T., air & a ll exrr as. ( Da r k Gol d ) • 1973 Buick LeSabre 4 dr. Sedans Sale Price '4450.00 1973 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 4 Dr . Sedan , da r k green . LOADED. $6317.9 Discount 1087.80 Equ ipped ~ilh autom a tic tra nsmi ssion , powe r steering, power disc bra kes, wh1te·wa ll !ores. a ir conditione r . c ustom seat belts, tinted glass, bumpe r protective strips, bumper guards, door guards, remote morror, ca r pel save r s, delu xe wheel covers. protective body s1de moldong s . Othe r Mode ls Priced Accordingly. Sale Price '5230.00 These Speeulls Tml;, y! BOB REES PONTIAC, INC. 4 Dr . 88, Ai r Cond .. Vi ny l Top, -1973 CHRYSLER NEWPORT COME· SEE US AT • • • Gallipolis 1639 Ea stern Av e . Chrysler~Piymouth Gallipoli s 0 995° $ 446-3273 UP TO 60 MONTHS TO PAY Gallipolis, Ohio ···························- 71 Chev. Belair For Sale OALE R. SANDERS INC. 600 E. STATE ST. & 1200 E. STATE ST. :•. . .~ Need Another ·Bldg.? SEE our aluminum bl dg s . Heavy duly, with flooring . wiJ:ed for electric. Also West Virg inia chunk coal, dra in ti le. be ll tile , cem en t and mortar. t:;;al l ipolis Block & Coa l Co .• 1231f.. Pine, 446 ·2783 . 207-11 '· eMERCURY MONTEGO • COMET ' eCAPRI eDATSUN eSUBARU •MARK IV DATSON Phone 592 -4463 Since Smith A uto has diseontinued Diltsun, we will be happy to s~rvice any D<~ts uns 11 t our dealership. For Sale For Sale 1966 f O PASS . FOR 0 Country Sedan . Exira good c.ond . Call 446-0150 after 5 p.m . 137-30 MORGAN r iding mare bred Ia registered quar ter horse , 2 year old Pa lomino ~il ly .. Cal l 256-6038 . 142·3 4 dr . Sedan, p. s teer ing, p. brakes, a ut ., radio, fac. a ir cond., 350 c u. in. V·8, W· S· W ti res, Rosewood fin is h, Blk viny l Infer ior . Extra Nice . --~..,....,.---- AKC REG . toy pood le pup S7 5, $85, Si amese k itten s, Sl O ea . Kenne ls of Calhoun. 256·6247 . 128-26 •LINCOLN CONTINENTAL • COUGAR 1970 1970 1970 1966 1968 1964 1963 1966 1969 MOBIL E HOME S FOR SAL E R ECONDITIONED MOBIL'E HOMES 12 x 60 Ameri can 12 x 60 Ray craft 12 x 60 Challerlger 10 x so Skyline ·12 x 60 Baron 10 x 55 Pr incess 10 x SO Amer ican 10 x 50 Monarch 12 x· 60 Richar dsdn B& S MOBILE ~OME Second & V iand St. Pt . Pleasa nt ( Nex tto Heck's) •2395 WOOD MOTOR SALES . Gallipolis, o, Eastern Ave. For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale 8 YEAR OLD Marc Bay with bl · ck tail and mane, tra i l horse. not r egis tered, S300. 446·0458 . 14 1·6 ALl .TYPES o f buil 0 1ng ~1,200 LOW ERY or gan tor $950. ONned less than a year. In ma let" ials, block, br ick. sewer per f ~ct cond ition . 446 ·052 0 pipes, windows, li nte l s, eoc .. aft er 5 p .m. Cla ude Win ters, Rio Grande 0 . Phone 245 ·512 1 after 5. ' ________________143·3 GOOD used Coldspot ai r;. con · ltjeiner, 8,500 BTU . Call a lt er 12 noon, 446· 1889 or see at 105 Kineon Drive . 14 1·3 ---------~ 1 23- tr -----1973 HON DA SL 125 on or off For Sale road bike , 160 m i les. 446 ·1266. 141 ·3 1967 OLDS . 4 door, PS & PB , IF YOU are building a new -~---home or remodeling. see us. FEEDER pigs . Ca ll 379· 2671. extra clean one owner ;,also 70 1.:11 ·3 We ar e builders. Distributor Honda trail bik·e· 90 good condifion , 675· 2195 can be seen _. for Hotpoint APpli ~nces, 6 HP BOLEN tractor , 36 inch Allison Electric. at 2901 Meadowbrook Dr ive, mower. $350 . 446· 15 10. 154-lt Pt . Pleasant. W. Va . 141 ·3 128· tf 139-7 ----~~ 'NEW and used i n str ume nts, 1973 8 TRACK . A small balance Br uni ca rdi Hou se of M usic . 5:4 197?. A LL elect r i c mobi le home wi th ex:tras . Ca ll 446-2225 . of $88.64 or pay $6.50 per Sta l e Street. Phone .446·0687 . 141 ·3 month . Ph one 446·0255 . 33·11 ~----96-lf VEGETABLE plants. swee l potatoes, etc . Floyd Erit. .-.N T !QUE pool tab le S300 . 446 · Rodney, Ohio, 245 ·5124 . 0008 . 7 USED b ed r oom sui tes , Tobacco base for renl. 12811 starti ng at $59 .95 and up. 141·3 ----~Several used l ivi ng room 36"x 23"x .009 sui tes , dinette se ts, and other NEW EUREKA upr iqhl model i tems. New furniture speCial 2012A . $59 .95 . Phon e 367 ·7736 . in I iving room suites. S88 and Davi s Vacuum Cleaner Store. CLOS E OUT on' (4) New zig . za g up. Sl. Rl. 7 at Addison , 0 . sew ing ma chi,es . F or sewi ng 131 -11 stretCh fabrics, buttonholes, · COACHMAN Travel Trai lers. - - - : - - - - - - - fancy designs. Ek. Pa i nt USE D OFFS E T PLATE S M otor Homes, Sth WheeL G ROCERY business for sate . slightly bl.emished . Choice of HAVE Truck Campers , Apple City bui lding for sal e or lease , 'ca rrying case or sewing MANY U SES Auto Sales , Rt . 35 N, Jackson, phone 773-5618 from 6 ~ 30 p.m . stan d . 549 .80 cas h or terms Ohio . Ph one 286 5700. to 10 p.m . for appo intm en t.. available . Phone· 446-43 12 . ·, na. tt 67 .tf 138-6 ------ Parsons 26 FOOT Chris' Craft Cruisers . AKC Bla ck Labrador Retr ieve r ( 1964 ) exce l le nt ·c ondition, puppies, wormed, grea t for also 40 fool boathouse . Bofh c h i ldren , $75 · 595 . Phon e a vaila ble due lo work Chesapeake. 867·553S . schedule . Call 304 ·675·5517 or 142·3 see Doc Master s at Boat Club. 137·7 VERY gent le 6 year old Ap· paloosa m.;Jre. Phone 388 ·9991 STARCRAFT or 367 · 74~1. N E W 1973 Campers -:- Sleeps 6 142·3 or 8 - 110 and 12 volt - 3 burner stove 2 water BIG sale - Anti ques. furniture, systems · - raised kitchen , · applian ces. etc . Jackson Co . School out special S1.325. Rt . 3 off 279 out side Thurman, 1967 FORD 1/ 2 T . pickup, 6 cyl.. ·:;tNGE ~ Sew ing Machine Sales Same low pricing on trave l wate: h for signs . new tires. air conditioned, & Service. All models in trailers . One used STM a, 142-lf 256·6506. · stoc k . Free del ivery . Se ~vi c e S999'. Closed for vacation June 140·6 gua1 '"lr'l tei:!Q . Model.s pr,~c e . 10 thru Ju11e 21. PR I NTED weddin.9 an · - - - - - - - - - fro1 ,·-· ... 69 .95 . French "-'I" CAMP CONLEY nou ncement and invitations, 3 BALING twine S8.80 per bale. Fa Lric Shoppe , Singer ap ·. STARCRAFTSALES to 5 davs serv ice. Simmons pr o·,e ::l dealer , 58 Court Sf . Call Kenneth H igley. 245-521 8 R!. 62 N . OF Pl . Plea s. Ptg . & · Office Eq uip. Ph . 4·1H255. or 245 ·5255 . Beh i nd Red Car pe1 1nn. 446 ·1397. 308·1 140·6 675 -5384 140-lf ~--~'--.,--, 130-18 - - - -- - Goble Mobile Homes •• $4295 SALE PRICE BONNEVILLE 2 DR. HARDTOP ,• , • ••• : •• • •• II • · Fac!or y Sl icker Price $5140.05 Po r celain Blue w i th wh ite viny l top, air, Bob Rees Pontia c Discoun18 4S.OS fu ll y equipped, l ilt sller ing wheel. St ock fol o: 7354 ,• •• •• •• ••• • •• . ·' . $5239.90 Discount ' 874.90 1971 OLDS LeSabre 4 d r . Hdl p . Ai r cond .. viny l lop, c us tom . Was $3695.00. Sale Price '4375.00 extr a s. ( Honey Gold) SALE PRICE ATHENS, OHIO YOUR DEALER FOR I . 15285.05 Discount 1910.00 4 Dr . Sedan , ai r 8, a ll $4145 SALE PRICE .. Factory Sti cker Pr ice S49.S2.90, ,Bob Rees Ponti ac bi sceunt807 .90 1972 BUICK 1973 CHRYSLER NEW $5687.90 _ $992.90 BUICKS IN STOCK! NGW'S THE TIME TO TRADE! ~,: •• • e e • • 133 Pine St. [i 5: tra s. $4695 SALE PRICE CATALINA HARDTOP CPE. 65 X 12 •• •• • . ,- BOB RE ES PONTIAC · DI SCOUN T · . ..• . , . This • Corbin &·Snyder : • Furniture •• •• New GMC Truck He'adquar1er s 1969 Ford 3/4 ton cam per speCia l 1966 •h T . Chev . PU 1967 T . GMC PU 1966 'I• T. GM C PU 1969 >;, T. GMC PU 1969 GM C 11:2 ton PU 1967 Ford •12 ton PU 1967 •12 ton Chev . 1966 GM C 112 ton PU 1969 V~ T . For d PU 1969 Ol ds 88 · 1969 Dodge Stat ion Wagon 1971 3 T. Chev. ·Tr uck 1970 •12 T . Ch ev. PU 1969 •12 T . Chev . PU 1969 •;, T . GM C P U 1968 •;, T . GM C PU 1966 T. GM C PU 1967 :J/4 T. For d PU 1968 >;, T. GM C PU 1967 >;, T . GM C PU 1967 •;, T . GMC PU 1968 3(, T. GMC PU 1969 In ton GM C PU SOMMERS G.M.C. TRUCKS, INC. ·For Only s6?.50 • • • e ',·!: FACTOR Y ST ICK ER PRIC E Regatta Blue wi t h w hi te cordova t op, air, tully equipped St ock No. 73.55 · . ~ $4545 SALE PRICE 2 Dr . H T, da r k green, air & a ll ex - 50 NEW 1973 ~ 1973 CHRYSLER NEWPORT GRAND PRIX HARDTOP COUPE CATALINA 4 .DR. HARDTOP ~: Ohi o. BO B REES PONTIA C OI SCO UNT NEW SHIPMENT 1973 CENTURIES! .._.._._.. L-~~~~~~~!~~~-~~~~-J 15480.05 $935.05 FAC TORY ST ICKER PRI CE GALLIPOLIS, OHIO DOC SMITH SAYS 1 SOUTHEASTERN OHIO'S LARGEST GRANDVILLE 2 DR. HARDTOP Cam~O Whi te Wi th bla Ck Cordova top, power steen ng , power brakes. power wi n dows, power bucket sea t (left ), turbo·hydramatic transmissi?n, Soft Ray glass (all ), remote cont~o.l ~ trr or , AM.-FM radio, cust om air c.ond tt •on• ng. G78x15 white wa ll F i br eg las tt.res, fron t and rea r bumper guards, body stde m ldg ., door edge gua r d . ,- 'I• Gravely Tractor Sales & ·service 3 f:l 128-ff 'I• McDonough Power Equipmerit, Inc. A subsidiary of Fuqua Industries, Inc. 1969 9.41 CAT . endloader $10.000. Ca ll 1-304-429-3346 . 139-6 • Many oth er Floor Plans Avai l able This sweeper, dozer, hauler, fertilizer and aerator ·is actually a mower in disguise. · · STOCK NO. 73-67 ,< - Stove and lanter11 fuel, 89c gal ; 2 man raft, $39 .95; Reg. 49 .95 ; Wri g ht socke t wr ench set , 112 drive 20 pc . or 1/.t·Jk dr ive 32 pes . Reg . $2 9.95 - Now $24 .95; 8 track tapes Reg . $6 .98, Now $1.98 ; Lin coln Welder s. 225 amp .. $92 .50 complet e; Khaki cu toff sh orts 99c ; Decor ator lam p s, Va lues to $30, Your Choice $10.88 ; .Open For Inspection SAT. & SUN.- 1 TOS P. M. MODEL 33 8 1 $3745 SALE PRICE 50 STATE STREET 1966 10 PASS. Ford Country sedan, ex tra good cond ition. Phone 446·0150 . 143·6 $726•60 BO B R EES PO N TIAC DISCOU NT M esa Tan with w hit e Cordova top, Soli Ray glass (a l l). custom air condit ioning, Power Steer ing. Power Brakes. TurbQ .Hydram<'ltir Transn1iss ion, H78 x15 white wall Fibreg las tires, custom tr i m gr oup, remote con trol · mirror, AM Radio. fron t and rear bumper guards, body side mldg ., door edge guards . 1957 CH EVY 2 dr'. ::,tat i6n 3 BE D ROOM 12 x 60 lot at elect ric , wa sher and dryer at 1964 DODGE 4 door $200. Larry waQon : Min t con dition. 2itl Cl ipper Mill s, $150 mon t h, 446C. Smith, 245·5158 . H. P . Ba l anced, positr action 1 1934 or 446-01 75 . 142-3 5:38. 4 speed. Many ext ras 142-3 $850. 446-4999 . 1972 SL 100 Honda, exce llent 78.jf condition . Ca ll 446-4149 . FU RN IS H ED hpuse in Thur · 142·3 ·2 MATCHE D Sia m ese cat s, one man, Oh io, new paneli n g, new ca r pet ing , S85 per mo nt h. Ca ll . year old, have been neuter ed . day JSJ. J550, even ings 353 . } YEAR OLD 7/ e Charo la ts Bull, • Ca ll 367-7496. 6928 · good stock. 24.5-5007. 140·4 . 142-3 142·3 For Sale Specmls 212 For Sale For Sale move (Model 231) ' STOCK NO. 73-58 -------------------------------1 ·· ---------------IF CARPETS look dull and SL EE PIN G r ooms at 817 'Rodney -Cora Rd . Rodney , Ohio Hour s 9 .1 .m. lo 9 p.m. Mo nday t hru Satu rd~y Ph. 245·937.4- 245 -5021 . , ner:~~d~ CARROLL NORRIS DODGE INC. ---~--~ r~-----..---..~--..-..~-...-...._.-...._ - ------ ----.---~ excellent con·dilion . Ph one 256·6338 . 143·6 FACTO RY ST ICKE R PRICE Burnished Umber with white top, Soft ~ay G:lass (a i.O: front and r ear floor mat s, custom a1r c?ndt honing, 2 BBL 400 engine, Power Sl een ng.' ~owe r Brakes, Turbo Hydramat ic ~ransm 1 sston, AM Radio, H78x l5 white wal l l1r es. r oo f mldg .• r emote contro l mirror, front and rear bumper guards, body side m ldg door edge guards. •" DEAL WITH ONE OF OUR COURTEOUS DODGE BOYS . .. BUSTER SPRAGUE - JERRY BROWN - TOM NORRIS 1971 SEARS 5 HP m ini bike, LeMANS 2 DR. SPORT ·COUPE STOCK NO. 73-57 0 In either of th ose cases I wo uld ha-ve b een ri ght t o No. Porcelain B~ue with whit e Cordova top , Soft Ra~ wmdsh1eld , air conditioni n_p . 2BBL 350 eng•ne, power steer ing, deluxe trimmed wheel covers ; AM radio, F&R bumper guards, decor group, power disc brakes. turbo hydramatic transmission. G78x14 W · ~all Fiberglass tires, dua l horns. spor t op · t 1ons, body protection group. Loca l. low mileage. 1 owner car, VB e ngine, good tires, rad io, green finish. " You'll Like Our 0ual ity Way of Doing Bu siness " o:e:J :]1lUMU!1 · - - - - -1969 TROTWOOD travel trailer , • •' 1970 CHEV BEL AIR 4 DR.- "1595 Open Eves . Ti i 6- Til5 P. M. Sat. 2 YEAR old Wurlitzer plano . .Call 446· 2999 . 143·6 •• 4·door, factory air, V·8 engine. automatic tr~;~~nsmission, p:>wer st ee ring & brakes, good white-wall ·lires, white finish, vi ny l top , radio, clean inside. Pomeroy -:--~--- '• Cadillac . Oldsmobile 992 ·5342 1966 DODGE Nlonaco, gooo condition . Call 446·3968 . 143·3 • LTD Country Squire We are in need of gOod used cars and trucks 50 we are oHering extra special deals. :---::-:-::-:-::-:-~- ' AND TRUCKS l m mediJJte Delivery floor trans . Call 446·9223 . 143-3 ••' 4·door, local l ·owner car wi t h less than 32,000 miles, clima te con trol air cond itioning. 40·60 power seat, radiQ, gold finish . Loaded wi th many ext ra s. KARR & VAN ZANDT and tried to cash his ace . South ruffed and played of FU LLY 1970 DODGE POLARA - East overtook with the queen king 4· whee l drive. auxiliary top, locking lront hubs, V·8, automatic transmission, power st eer ing & brakes. local low m ileage. J.car owner , radio, spa r e never used . -------1967 F IAT Convertible. 5 speed ' 4-door, fadory air. automatic transmission, power st eering, custom interior. dark green finish, tires l ike new and spare never used. DetoXe bumper, radio, and l'l;lany other edras. Less than ll.OOO miles, truly sharp . CADILLAC$ BOAT, 16 ft . fiberglass Runabout , 80 H P M.ercury engine. trailer , good ski boat • make offer. Al so upright piano . See Del Gingerich or call 4:46-3778 . 1-43·1 ••• 1972 BUICK SKYLARK 350-•3195 ~~~ =-:-::-~--- • Sharp low mileage, I owner car, beige finish, brown vinyl 3 NEW 1-973 . AQ J •I None vulnerab le \Ve!!t North f:n st $n uth and trans ., power steering, radio, roof. 350 V8 engine. power steering and brake, turbo hydromatic radio , factory air , a clean one. t AJ ace 1 SET of Chore-Boy pipe line milkers, complete with tank . Phone 895-3811. 143-3 • 1971 CHEV MOflfTE CARL0 -.!3095 Of Course You Can! • 54 Pa ss l N.T. Pas:, Pass 4• Pa !>s Pass Ope ning le ad~ ¥' J auto~atlc .40 NEW CARS --::=-,--,---- 4_-door , local owner car. green finish", clean interior, good olo 7 32 WEST '' EAST ·• 4 • Q J tO ¥ Jl0 92 ¥ AQH • 97 6 4 3 . 52 • K g;, . 10~6 4 SOUTH ( 0 ) . AK 9653 his • O FFER GOOD ~H RU JUN E 30 th WE-NOW HAVE IN STOCK 1970 SUZUKI M.o'torcycle , 1,800 actual miles, 120 CC. ge-ared lor road or trail . like new, S350. 256 ·61 53 after 3 p.m . 143·3 •' 1972 NOVA "6 " - - - -••2295 ¥ K8 3 + K Q 108 out JUNE SPECIAL SHARP! CLEAN! RIGHT PRICE! Own A For Sale For Sale Aluminum Sheets 20~ 8 for Sl.OO Gallipolis Daily )ibun& 82 5 Thir·d A ve . Gallipo lis, 0 . ----12) ELECTROLUX Swee pers· deluxe m ode l. Complete with all cleaning attachments and uses paper bags . Slightly used but clean s and looks like new . Wil l sell for $37 .25 cash or terms ava ila ble. Ph one 446 · 4312 . 138·6 DIRT BIK.ES TRAIL BIKE S MINIBIKE S ON/OFF ROAD BIKES HONDALINE ROAD BI KES '" All the many worlds of motorcycling in one place. MORE MODELS • MORE SERVICE MORE ACCESSORIES • MORE PARTS .'SMITH AUTO SALES KANAUGA, OHIO From Mighty to Mini, Honda has it .a. �' M- Th~ SWlday-TU,,es Sentinel, ...Jte 17, 1973 Central Industries expanding PT. PLEASA1'1'1' - Central Industries Inc ., a local company that grew out of the Beat imagination of two of its of· ficers four years ago, will soon be housed in a spacious new • • • Of the Bend ·--· . B,~· ' /Job 1/oeflich ' POMEROY- Th e Rev. and Mrs. Char les Simons and children of Middleport are looking forward to their move to Fort Wayne, Ind., next month where the Rev. Mr. Simons has ac~ cepted a Baptist pastorate. The Simons have purchased a 11)-year-<>ld home there and will s pend part of coming vacation redecorating it. Undoubtedly the Stm~ns w11I have some regrel in leaving Middleport and many w1ll hate to see the Simons go. MISS LUCY AMSBARY is a patient at the Holzer Medical Center. Lucy has under gone painful surger y and is expected to be confined Wltil the middle of the week or so in case you'd like to send a long a card. , THE' MEIGS COUNTY FAIR BOARD will act to insure that all open class exhibits rernailt on the fairgrounds until 4 p.m . on the final day of the 1973 fair. This ha s been the ru le th past years but it was not enforced. As a result people attending the fair on the final day missed exhibits which had been moved. Premium checks will be held up this year until the deadline to inspire obedience to the rule. building on a 2~cre plot of land near the Mason County Fairgrounds. Construction of Mason County 's newest plant has been started by Upton Construction ltEPORT MADE COLUMBUS (UP! ) - The i Ohio Foundation of Jn . dependent Colleges, Inc ., reported Thursday contributions this academic year amounted to $1.7 million, an increase of 4 per cent over the previous year. It was the second consecutive year the Foundation recorded an increase in" funds . The contributions were distributed to the Foundation's 36 member colleges to be used for operating expenseS'. Loc ale Change Thoug h ve ry s moll in its native habitat , the hills near Monterey , Calif. , the Mon· terey pine when planted in the southern hemisphe re is the fas test-g rowing timber pine in the world . Company of Leon . II is scheduled for ocet~pancy by mid-August, according w Dr. Carl W. Thompson, Central Industries president. The building wiU contain 7,500 square feet. Central In· dustries, which now employs some 17 persons, is currently housed in Lhe former carolina Lumber Company building, 126 Highland Ave., Point Pleasant. The company was conceived in 1969 by Dr. Thompson and John C. Musgrave, who is now mayor of this city. It bega n operation in the kitchen of the Thompson home . Less than a yea r la ter, in August of 1970, the firm moved into the former Caroli na Lumber building and began manufacturing ·wall plaques, statuettes aM specialty jtems on a mass basis. · The company is manufac· turing approximately 300 items wsupply an expanding market primarily in the eastern half of the United States. __ _..,.._ • BOW TO BOW, ~.... -, en tine •' Devoted To . The lnterea,. Of The Meigi-Ma10n Area CRAFTS EXHIBITED by senior citizens at the junior high building in Pomeroy on Regatta Weekend cover a wide range of ta lent. Much of it is for sale. BY BOB HOEFLI CH While it is wo early to fix the financial suc cess of the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce 's anpual Big Bend Regatta, the event clearly was among the most successful to date, Gt:neral Cha irman Bill Grueser said today. The weather cooperated for the annual weekend event. Surrounding areas were plagued by severe storms but Meigs ColUlly came up with During The'June Furniture Sale On The 3rd Floor. Big Savings On Quality Made Nationally Know Furniture !-- .·o: POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ! VIRGIL WALKER OF RACINE American Legion 602 was elected Eighth District fin ance officer of the American Legion at last Sunday 's district convention in Lfthopolis. Mrs. Walker, active member of the a uxiliary unit of the Racine Post, is chairma n of the district community service program . idea l s kies. Th e re were ove rflowin g crowds for all even ts including the fr og jumping contest , Heritage Day a nd boat raci ng. The carn ival took in more proceeds than last year. Gr ueser judged this year's parade as one of the best, and . added that , , " Overall, the entire weekend was conducted on a higher plane than in previous years. n 'PHONE gq2·2156 MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1973 was a good Sale! Living Room Suites, Sofas, Love Seats, Sectionals MRS. EVELYN STOWE OF Syracuse has been admitted to Mount Ca rmel Hospital West, 7\13 West State St., Columbus, where s he had tota l hip replacement. She will remain at the hospitaJ for two weeks and wouJd love hearing from Meigs Countians. Picture by J , S"m Nichols III . president, and Dr. Carl W. Thompson, president. Dr. Thompson 's son, Kevin, looks on in the foreground. In the background are employees of the · company including, Brenda Browning, John Fowler, Debbie Thornton, Becky Lynch, Frank Wheeler, Tim Daugherty, Howard Browning and Harry Taylor. - PHOTO BY SAM NICHOLS lll . GROUND BROKEN - An informa l ground breaking cer emony for the new Central Industri es plant under con· st:uction in the former TNT area, was held Friday afternoon with employee s and principal officers of the firm taking part. Turning dirt in the foreground are John C. Musgra ve, vice VOL. XXV NO. 45 TWENTY.ONE SIXTH graders of the Harrisonville Elementary School accompanied by eight adults left Saturday morning for a weekend in CincirmatL They have been busy a ll winter to raise funds for the trip, collecting over $300. Satu rday , the school bus transporting the group went to Kings Island where the youngsters were w camp overn ight. They visited the amusement center ·fin Saturday and today are to attend a doubleheader baseball game with the Pitts.· burgh Pirates by the Reds, besides visiting points of interest in Cincinnati. Gr eg McCall is their teacher. high-powered boats race in front of Pomeroy. Susie Thoma , Pomeroy, whose frog jumped 16 feet and five inches, was the fir st place winner in the junior division at the a nnual jump Sa turday. Sue Lieving , Wes t Col umb ua, whose frog jwnped 14 feet and one inch , wa s fir s t place winner in the sen ior division. The first place winner in the se nior division received a prize of $300 and $100 went to Miss Thoma . Dale Warner, past gra nd r the croaker and cha"irma n O jumps, said the jump cards had the largest enQ'y list ever carried with over 200 jumpers. The largest crowd was also in atlCndance. Other winners were , junior division, sec.;md place, Mark Ludwig, Columbus, with a jump of 14 fee l and one inch. ' and a prize of $50; third pla ce, Beth Ludwig, also of Colum- bus, with a jump of 1:1 fee l and 9 inches and a prize of $25. Taking second and third place in the senior division res pective ly we re , Debbie Bryant, Portland , with a jump of 13 feel and 8 inches and a prize of $100, and Bill Liechrnan , Hockingpor t, a jump of 13 feet <Jnd six inches and a prize of $50. Les lie Fultz wus master of ceremonies. . ..._ NeigHBOr CARROL K. SNOWDEN · Park Central Hotel Bldg. Second Avenue Gallipoli s , Ohio Phone 446-4290 Home 446 -4518 See him for all your family insurance needs. like A Good Neighbor. StafB farm b TherB UA H FAIM llill ~ I"SU IANCl Stare fa rm Insurance Compam es Home Ofl lces: Bloommgton . Ill inois p 7302 missioners for the state 's share of the Adena-Philcare flood protection project there. Tbe principal objecti ve of the project is to prevent annual fl ooding of the 90 homes in the area and to correct drainage problems in Frenchtown. The area conta ins approximately 920 people and 2,355 acres. The county commissioners, · the city Qf Chillicothe, the Ohio Historical Society a nd the property owners will also contribute to the total cost of the project, ·estimated at $225,000, accord· in g to Sen. Armstrong. Also approved by the board , was a land purchase request from the Department of Natural Resources . Fu nd s totaling $14,800 were released to purchase 69 acres in Franklin Township in Ross CoWl ty, whiCh will be added to the land · area of the Scioto Trail State Forest. HONORARY GRAND CROAKERS - The newest Honorary Gra nd Croakers of the Big Bend Regatta Saturday are , front , 1-r, Beulah Jones , Katie Crow , Bill Mayer, Bill Rohr , Steve Christense n, Emma Clatworthy, Neacil Corsey, Sybil Ebersbach, Jack Kerr, Dr. Oscar Clark, Vincent ' VOTE FOR AND . SUPPORT Early American . fv\odern Spanis h . French Provincial. ROLLAND (Plugger) NEUTZLING Financial Secretary Carpenters Local Union 650 Election June 18, 1973 from 4 P.M. to 8 P.M• . Union Hall, Pomeroy, Ohio - PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT ' • ! Bedroom Suites L SALE PRICES SALE PRICES • Use Our· ----------------- . -~..._.._..._.~__., . June Furniture Sale! Sensible· Dl METTE SETS 1 Woodt o n e or co lor finishes in - Credit Service CHAIRS Wood Rocke r s Rock -0Loung e r s · Swivel Rockers · , Recliners · Waii · A- Way s Occasional I 3 piece, 5 piece,) piece an d 9 piece. IL-----~~SALE PRICES . [ 1 -;:;;F~~;~~1 BRING SAVINGS ON NURSERY F.URNITURE Briefsl!l· Ac cordin g to Mi"Jier, the wake and backwash created by vessels operaUng on the river hi:lve contributed to the wid esprea d problem of h~mk erosion affecting property ow ners and commuri iti es loca ted on the Ohio River . Miller is also a sponsor of a mea sure which a uthorizes the Corps of Eng in eers to build bank protection works along the same portion o£ the Ohio River .· The ' ame ndment was included in tile F lood Con trol Act of 1973 which passed the Sena te on Feb. 1 a nd is pending before the House Public Works Committee. During Sunday 's m ee ting, it w~ s decided that the Corps of Eng in eers will atte mpt to secure special a uthorization for helpin g correc t th e probl e ms of Pomeroy and Middl eport. The Corps is limi ted by law to an expenditure of $50,000 on any pr ojec t. While it was felt that the repair to the upper parking lot i.n· Pomeroy could be made with that amount, the sewage lagoon re pairs .of Middleport are expected to be far more cos tly . Meig s Prosecutor Berna rd Fultz accompanied Cong . Miller to the oweting . .UNIT CALLED SEEK MORE MON EY . The Middlepor t E-R squad CANTON, Ohio (UP! ) Na s ca lled to the • United Stee lworker s Unio n home of James Carsey, 89 Vice P resident John S. Johns Ash St., for Conni e Carsey who said here during the weekend ·tmd Wkcn an overdose of his union will seek higher medici ne. She was taken to wages for its members next Holzer Medica l Center . At 2:05 year because of the rise in the p.m. Saturday the squad was cost of li ving. The 6(J..(Jay price ca ll ed to Long St., R utland , for freeze , he said, •'comes Mrs. Georgia John son who was somewhat a little late" to help having difficulty breathing. workers. She declined firs t a id. Hundreds relived. Yesterdays ~ Fu~riilure Sale! June Furniture Sale! Business Representative & An on-the-scene inspec tion of th e uppr par kin g lot in P omer oy a'nd Middl e port 's se wage lagoon was conducted Sunday morntng by Co il g . Cla rence Mi ll er with loca l offici als. Con gr ess man Mill er m e l with Mayor _Don Collins of Pomeroy, Mayor John Zerkle Knight, and Hosni S. Saleh ; back row, Vick Allen, Bill Parker, Dave Green, · of Middleport, represent.utives Bill Laville , Sol Rosenbloom, Jed Mees, Paul Clifford , Bill Beaty a nd .lim. nf the Corps Qf E ngineers and · Roush. Also included in the group were Gene R. Abercrombie, Donna Reece the boards of public affairs of and Dick Akers. both towns to discuss erosion · f%::::::::;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~:;:;:;:· ;:;;·:::;.;:: .:=:::··::::;· :::::::;:;;·::::·:::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::.:::::: :::::::::::;:·::::::::::::~=;:;. damages of the Ohio River and to inspect the village~owned facili ties whhi c h apparently have been dama ged unduly by ~·~ eros ion . Ry United Pre~s International Cong . Mille r said he ha ~ COLUMBUS - CAMPAIGNING FOR mock slate public introduced l egi~ l a tion "in the offices topped today' s agenda for 1,245 teenaged gi• ls from House of Represe ntatives Lo across Ohio ga thered at Capital Universi ty for the 27th onnual protec t land along the Ohio session of Buckeye Girls' State. Ri ver from erosion ~aused by The exercise in citizenship and gove,rnmenl , sponsored by river traffi c. the American Legion, cont inu e~ throu gh Sunt.lay. Mrs. Elizabeth The bill direc l.s the comPaddock, mayor of Plymouth, Ohio, tonight wa s to swear in t,~rls mandant of the Coast Guard lo elected SUnday as mayors of cities. issue regulations govern ing the . I moveme nt and anchorage of WASHINGTON - '11lE POS(I'AL SERVICE probably wi ll vesse ls and barges i~ the Ohio raise first class mail rates from 6 cents to 10 cents next .Ja nuary River from Ciricinnati to New to meet incr eased labor costs . Postmaster General Elmer T. Matamoras to protect la nd Klassen said Sunday that " in all likelihood" the Postal Service structures and s hore areas. (Continued on Page 10) ~New,-.; .. in DARTS OPEN BOSTON (UP!) - A corporation vice president from the Philadelphia area, Bob Thied e, will compete this weekend for $1,500 in prize money in the New England open darts championship. For' FIRST PLACE WINNERS in the American Power Boat Association races Sunday a t the Big Bend Regatta were front row, 1-r, Ron Burr, Class E, Jerry Hopkins, Class FG, and Randy Min ch WhO won In Unrestricted Rand .Class G; ba ck row, Ke ith ·McClead , Spo•·t J, Kenny Stevenson, Unlimitetl U, omd Mike Quayle, Unrestricted S. Tom Metzger, winner Class F J , was not present when the picture was taken. The races were sponsored by the Lorain Outboard Rac ing Club . Sec Page 4 for more sport pictures. Picture by .1. Sam Nichols Ill . all inspected ·. Ross County funded COLUMBUS- State Senator Harry · L. Armstrong ( R· Logan) has annoWl~ed ap·proval by the State Con trolling Board for two pr oje~ts of the Department of Natural Res ources in Ross County . The board r eleased ~100,000 to the Ross County Com- I eekend Flood control plan in ' TEN CENTS BOTII LEGS FRACTURED - Melvin Christensen's highpowcred boat flipped Sunday in the Regatta races, fraclurmg both his legs. Here he is being lifted ashore by members of the Pomeroy E~R unit. He was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital, then transferred to one in Akron. Picture by J . Sam Nichols Ill . BY BOB HOEFLI CH MISS BRENDA TAYLOR, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Paul Taylor, Spring Ave., Pomeroy, was crowned the 1973 Regatta qu.e en by Miss Leanne Sebo, 1972 reg atta queen following the, Friday night talent show at Meigs Juni.or High School. L-r are Vernon Weber, who WiJS master of ceremonies of the talent show and who announced winners of the queen contest ; Queen Brenda, and Miss Sebo. The queen contesta nts were judged on poise, personality and appearance Thursday evening by Syracuse Mayor Herman London, Pomeroy Mayor Donald Collins and Middleport Mayor John Zerkle. Two weekend accidents in Pomeroy Two accidents were reported over the weekend by Pomeroy : police. Orville Jarrell , 43, Racine, was travelling north on East Main when Michael Salser, 16, Racine , ran into the rear of Jarrell 's car at 6 p.m . Saturday. Jarrell wa s taken to Veterans · Memorial Hospital with neck and back injuries. There was medium damage to I both cars. Salse r was ci ted to juve nile court for failure to keep assured clear distance . At 8 :15p.m. a car driven by George Pullins, 36, Pomeroy, was s topped {or a car turning into Crbw's Steak House on W. Weathf'r CALLED TO SAWMILL Lows in the 60s tonight. Tuesday variable cloudiness The Pomeroy E-R squad was and warm with cha~ce of called to the Allen Ball sawmill thUndershowers. High in mid to .at 5:28p.m. Saturday where a upper 80s. person refused trea tment. Main when another vehicle , driven by Paul Simpson , Jr, 28, Pomeroy, hit his vehiCle in the rear. There was medium damage to both ca rs but no injuries. Simpson was cited for assured clear distance . EXTENDED OUTLOOK Turning colder. Hi ghs In the 70s and .Jows In the 60s. Cltance of showers Wed- nesday, and clea rJng Thurs· day and Friday. NOW YOU KNOW Cla ms ran ge in weight from a fraction of an ounce to more. than 500 pound s. Meigs residents and visitors came to the Meigs Museum by the hundreds Sunday to relive ·the yesterda ys, courtesy of the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society's Heritage Da y. This was only the second annual such observance to be s taged by the society in conjunction with Big Bend Regatta Weekend activities but the turn out - far grea ter than last ye ar - was ah indication of the in te rest in the c ultural traditions of the county. This year's eve nt, headed primari ly on behalf of the society by Mrs. Elizabeth Hilferty and her husband , Gerard , offered something for everybody even vaguely in· teresled in the old days. Ann Grimes, noted American folksin ger, was on hand for regular afternoon appearances providing her own dulcimer rContinu ed on Page 6) .~ J ,; ' .~ MAX JONAS, Pomeroy, gets a lesson on weaving from Pandy Reiser , Millfield, durin g heritage day . ....... IJTTLE ANGELA COLIJNS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Collins, Long Bottom, was fascinated by the !\and quil~ing of Sue Hoyt, Athens, dur:ng Heritage Day . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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