https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c3e3ab31159cfb301ec2943a92fcf57a.pdf bda61cf6525105042f129ede55623bd7 PDF Text Text • • • . 10 l'he Dally Sentinel. MidtUeport-Polltt'toy, 0 .. Au~: . 31.1973 !~~~~·" Lucia ~t Strl';!l to its o·ight has btl<>n crusade film known as Hallum, or Potts Hill. Council members ao·e to study an old, original pial boo~ owned by Sam Arnold before making a decision as to whallo name the street kn ow as Hallam or Potts Hill. It was noted that many people refer lo the slreelas ll1e "flood road." Attending were Mayor I.ondon, Winget!, Troy Zwilling, Eber Pickens and Art Sylvester, Council membei'S; . Clne· f G.eorge H01man. P· 0IICe Varian, and Kathryn O·ow, clerk. Kissinger praise heavy By William s. While wASIIINGTON _ l'he cruah on Kissinger !hal now bathes the Henry or lhnt name in such warmly syrupy prose would harmlessly lighten a dreary Washington ,swnmer but for its genuinely alarming ts as~,.· character of lienry Kissinger who has always been Pre~ident Nixon 's chief While House man on foreign ff . d . also to be a aars un ts now These ralhl'r lcss-lhnn· calm anHiy,es come from Hrelci!S, old "antiwar " nnd neo·isolationlsl types who appear lo believe thai u K1ss1nger now elevated to the Cabinel wiU surely adopt what they would call a "flexible" view of lorei~n policv . Others would call il a mush, Sundayschool line for a progressively lltller 1\merlca and a progressively wea.ker America in a world that does not yet largely go to Sunday school. Moreover, pretly much the same kind of . secular canonization of Henry Klsslnger Is also going on quite across the ideological street. among men whose sense lif l'ealisrn in world affairs has, thus far at leas!, been con· sistent. ~Xhe trouble with all this is all too sei!-<Jvident. Both sets of Kissinger idolators cannot possibly be right, and so no matter how l~e appointment actually works oul a great many people, whether dove or hawk, are going to be most disillusioned and unhappy. (It isallhardonKissinger, too, lor !hal matter. If not the world's mosl-hwnble man he is also a The new Hilly Graham lealur~ length sound-color motion piciUI'C. "l.u\!ia", to be shown all he Meigs Junior High &hool in Middleport at 7:30 p.m. is one of four on four evenings in a "film crusade" sponsored by the Meigs County Ministerial Assn. The crusade, featuring a different film nightly , will be Tuesday through Friday next week. "Lucia " was made in Buenos The White Pnper Aires . The excite ment of gaucho folk music, the scenic Secretary of Slate, is ad· views of the South American mirable . His capacity , DUNCANS COMING city are enriched by the full ·moreover, is formidable. It is The Duncan family will be al the Nease Settlement Church color and authentic sound. The nol, however, and cannot be, a real impact of the film , really infallible capacity, this evening at 7:30p.m. however, deals with the honest notwilhslllnding that one can treatment of a person's emp- read in a single not loo unliness and frustration derived typical estimate a baker's from domestic discord and a dozen of lyrical tribules romantic triangle, and slatil!g ranging from "mastermind " to J 't I what lhe Bible has to say in "genius." Tonight thru Saturday resolving such emotional Such comparatively tepid Aug . 311hru Sept. I problems. The public is invited salutations as "capacious and ·Special Four lo attend all four films. brillian t mind '1 an'd · " rich Day Showing knowledge of hislorv" and Wall Disney's "superb sense of humor" are THE WORLD'S GREATEST ATHLETE thrown in intermediately but HURTINFALL I Technicolor) by contrast are almost Tim Conway The Meigs unit of SEOEMS denunciatory . Roscoe lee Browne answered a call at 11 :43 p. m. 1~1 Thursday to 118 Laurel St., -PlusPomeroy, for Mark lialey who THE MAN BIGGEST OF ALL I Color I had received a head "injury in a J8mes Earl Jones LOS ANGELES (UP!) - A fall. lie was taken to Veterans Martin Balsam FACTS federal grand jury soon will Memorial Hospital, treated (Gi begin investigating lhe record and released. industry in what one investigator says will be "a helluva lol bigger than the payola scandal of the 1960s," CAREER DONE? the Los Angeles Times LITILE ROCK, Ark. (UP!) today. The Times said reported - House Ways and Means federal and local agencies are Chairman Wilbur D. Mills investigating reports of Mafia undergoes surgery today to infillra lion of record comcorrect a chronic back aibnent /i). by panies, widespread payola, that threatens to end his 34links with lhe narcotics trade, year congressional career. The World Cup , emblemat- protection rackets, ic of ·international soccer shakedowns, tax frauds, ~ick· supremacy , was . won 'by backs and arson . · Bra•il on June 21 , 1970, with a 4-1 victory over Italy . Bx .. , .. winning a third lime . Braz1i Tonight thru Monday gained permanent possession Aua: 31 - Sept. 1·2 · of the Jules Rimel Trophy . BATTLE FOR THE having also won World Cup PLANETOFTHEAPES matches in 1958 and 1962 . SCIENTIST SWAMPED (Techn icolor I The World Almanac notes. A OKLAHOMA CITY (UP!) Roddy McDowall new trophy will be presented Claude Akins at the next world soccer A scientist swamped by IPGI . :hampionship. lo · be played telephone calls from Plus in Munich in 1974. . · throughout the world since THE PUBLIC EYE Copy11gnt 1973 finding a possible link between Naw spap~ r En tm o • r~r. Assn !Technlcolor) Mia Farrow . aerosol spray adhesives and MIDDLEPORT · Mlc~aeo Jaysto~ birth defects said Thursday IGI BOOK STORE information should be ClCWARNED Show Star!• 7 p.m. available within days lo speed MIDDLEPORT W!\SHINGTON (UP!) the testing of pregnant women .. Sen. William Proxrnire, Dby Dr. J. Rodman Research Wis., said today the Phase IV economic program will be Seely·, pediatrician at the wrecked i( the government Uni verslly of Oklahoma Health gives in and grants a price Sciences Center, led to banning increase to the steel industry. of the .adhesives last week by If the Cost of Living Council the Consumer Product Safely (CLC) "caves in lo the steel Commission. industry at this critical moment ... Phase IV will have been abandoned before it was begun," Proxmire said in · remarks prepared for hearings the CLC is conducting into the price increase request. MASON DRIVE-IN ' \ l •'• ( II I 1II '\ \ I ,',I (I l! I WORLD ALMANAC Inspirational Cards • c±1i/;s(Jlb MEIGS THEATRE 1---------.. PR'ICBSAU RIGHT! IUDGn SHOP I m•••• BAKER •iiluPolf.o. DON'TBEASTAT COLUMBUS (UP!) - Slate highway safely officials predict a! least 28 persons will lose their lives in highway accidents this Labor . Day Hohday weekend which begins al 6 p.m. today and continues through Monday midnight. sa tumlnu type whose ill · tellcctulll diet is made up ttoore of sail than uf sugar:) 111ere m·e In this busln=, huwevcr, some thhl~B lhal arc far more dungerous that the possibility thulalol of doves or hHwks may be made to feel tel down. Already burdened with mutually e~clusive crushes, Kissinger is also already al· templlng to put a fool into each of two wholly incompatible camps In the Senate . •ro those Senators who ~ave supported five successive Presidents - notably includin~ Richard Nixon - in toughly activist foreign policies, Kissinger is, in effect, promising that both his heart and his head will remain in the same place as before. But to those Senators who have spent endless years in biting al anything attempted by this country thai might involve some danger in fulfilling our obligations as a ·great power, Kissinger is also making, al least inlerontially, quite other promises. He is going to give the Senate some vague but perfectly splendid "role" in the Waves blamed for building . floating away 'A nash flood in Burlingham on July 10 has led to a $2,500 suit being filed in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court. , Filing the action against the Lake Shore Bus Systein , Columbus, was Daniel O'Dell, Houle I, Shade. O'Dell has charged thai a bus of ,the company moved through flash flood waters in Burling ham on July 10 after Route 33 had been closed due to high water. Waves created by the vehicle moved an outbuilding of O'Dell's off its foundation and carried il away in the nood waters, the plaintiff charged. He asked the $2,500 for the loss. Also, Commonwealth Loan Co., Parkersburg, has filed an action fo( $689.82 against Jack ~E@k:i~~n::r:h~:::: UVI'I'secln~ 4-PIECE GROUP . . WITII VOCALIST They Play Everything! lfC I!XpeCtt'd 111' . smotht:rnOhlothl~ aflernoon. ed t" COn IDU f\U'IIIiltiUn ul' th" ~~~ ~·•nctl\lnH ;'r th~· f<w<IHil Thrse temperature~ wllh rulullv~ hunoldllleo between pqhcy of lhe Umled StaleS . In 50 und 00 pur c<·nl will rcHult U1~ rtrsl place, the mukinM of In a livestock safely Index In l•ll'cign W•lloy Is the bu.•mess of the danger category In The u, s. Army ts extending tJ~e, Presodent and not of lhc •·•mflned areas during the lts $2,600 cash enlistment bonua Senate. In the second place, 1:" uflornoon hours. Local lndellnil~ly , according lO Sgt. pul a honeyed hand ilk • th1s thundershowers may afford Tom McKown, local Army onto the present dove cote or the Scm~t.e is tn find that these some relief. Similar con· representative. The cash bonus is offered to parlwular doves have b<:oks dlllnns are likely again Suturolay. young men who enlist for four that could lake a man 's arm off years in Artillery, Armor up lo the elbow. or Infantry. To' qualify, they In the lhtt·d place, lhe one . Lo~al · must be high school graduates absolut~ly defensible aspect of and meet normal Army mental wean e$day Early Bii'"d the President's whole present Leag ue and physical standards. · position, what wllh Waterga te Pomerov Bowling Lanes AIHIU$129, 191) The bonus is available both and all l~at , is his total (and courageous) insistence upon . Team Team Standings w L to young men without prevloua . 8 0 service and to former ser. mainlaini~g the Integrity of Stewart Hardware Team No . 1 6 2 vicement who have served each and every unique right of T ea m NQ . 4 6 2 2 6 fewer than three years and the Presi~ency as an in- Team No . 2 Bertha's Groce r y 2 0 stilulion. learn No . 6 0 8 have been out of the service at Tearn High Game - Team leas! three mlll\ths. If Kissinger should try lo No. 2. 769. Applicants receive the bonus play the good guy to lhe Senate Team H igh Ser ies - Team as soon as they complete both by giving away Presidential No. 1. 2184. tnd . High Game Ann authority thai,is not his to give Thoma s 189, Floss ie Ma)(son basic combat training and advanced Individual training. away, Kissinger would receive 18,2. hid . High Ser ies Ann · Complete information ·about some sllghlly conternpluous Thom as <192, Mary Voss 458 . the Army's bo~us ~nllstmenl · sena torial manks but no TAKEN TO HOSPITAL option' Is available from Sgt. senatorial resRect. And the The Racine ER unit was Tom McKown, 404 Second . President .cer tainl y would called to RD 2 Racirie, Thurs- Avenue, Gallipolis, Ohio, never stand lor such a course . day at 11 :45 a.m. for Candy Sue Phone 446-3343. ' anyhow. No; while 1he country Rifne, three-year-old daughter wants no brinknnanship, it also of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Riffle, NOW YOU KNOW does not want and must nul who had a laceration of the Several earthquakes at once have an shrinkrrianship or mouth. She was taken to are called a swarm. Veterans Memorial Hospital. flinchmanship. . ' I~ 992·3629 POMEROY Closed Monday, Labor Day rural areas.' ' . In concurrent aclion, the Task Force · announced the employment of John R. Allen, Ill, to fill lhe Assistant Direc tor 's position vacal.ed by Sayre. Allen has been employed by the Scioto Valley Local &hool District as a Community School Director. lie is a gradual.e of Morehead Slate University and has a master's degree in Adult Education with special wor;k in gerontology. Mr. Allen's employment was also effective Saturday. Your Invited Guest R.e11ching More Than 12,000 Families Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio J'allev VOL ~ NO. 31 3 SECTION S SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1973 Gallipolis-Point Pleasant PRICE 20 CENTS Pomeroy-Middleport Won't extend contract-Ji'raser •• . 1--- porlunitics arc in store for senior citizens of the !ive~ounly area . ll wi ll be the responsibility of the Areawide Project on Agi ng to continue il~ efforts In securing services and benefits for the elderly . These e ffo~l' a1·e performed with the hope that our ci tizens can retain their own home independence as long as possible. This is especially true in southeastern Ohio In view of the fact that forty per cent of lhe older people in Ohio live in small towns or 30 PAGES Special sale prices during our Labor Day Sale. Womens Dresses at sale -prices • Girls Bodyshirts Womens Slips ~. Tier Curtains in the drapery departmel)t on the 2nd floo~- Sale Kimball Pianos- Sale of Carhartt Brown Duck Work Clothes. Polaroid Camera Sale- Sale ot Mens Double Knit Slacks- and many. other items in the main store and-at the Warehouse on Mechanic Street. It'll pay you to shop every department and visit every floor during this special sales event. people Sayre replaces Jerry rtamsay whu resigned recenUy to pursue his doctorate degree al lhe University of Michigan . Sayre, who has been ai!Sistanl Al'i\ director since Sept. I, 1972, assumed his new role S«lurday. Prior lo joining lhe Project on Aging, he served as executive director of lhe Galiia·Mcigs Community Action Agency . Sayre, in acce pting his new assign • menl, slated "new and exciting op- tmts Warm with chance of dally showers Monday through Wednesday. lilghs mostly In the 80s and overnight lows In the 60s. I Elbe.rfelds ·In Pomeroy · ~n d phy~ica l,ly handicapped have been lh>spital in Musuu Ctounty, W. Va . 1 " I was really turned orl/ :)aid paying taxes a long time 10 educate lhe Krowsczyn, son of Mr . and Mrs. John children of more fortunate parents. Now it Kmw,;czyn, :too Broadway Sl., Middleport. should be their !urn." Krawsczyn, the most recent addition Mrs. Thomas, reviewing the struggle of tloe MeiKH County Board 169 fo r the lo the staff , is instructor of lhe school's Menw lly llcl<lrded tu guin acceptance, "sheltered workshop," where people or any age - his oldest student is 44 years old wid: "The parents of the mentally retarded <Conti nued on paRe 2) + Night Until 9.O'Clock ·· College sponsored Areawide Project on . Aging . On right is John R. Allen, ill, ·assistant director . RIO GRANDE - Glenn Biddle chairman of the Rio Grande Areawld~ Task Force on Aging, and Dr. Herman Koby, exeeulive vice-president lor academic af!aks, Rio Grande College, announced Saturday Richard G. Sayre has been promoted lo the position of project director for the Rio Grande Col ege sponsored Areawide Project on Aging serving .Gailla, Jackson, Meiss, &ioto and Vinton counUes. Weather .· REV. LUND Farewell . reception .· DETROIT (UP!) - United Auto Workers Vice President Douglas A. Fraser said Saturday the union will not exl.end its contract with Chrysler past a Sept. 14· strike deadline unless there is basic agreement on a new pact for 127,500 auto ·workers. "Unlesswel!aveanunderstanding ori all of the Issues, I cannot conceive of any extension," he lold a newsmen. "If we have an agreement In principle by Sept. 14 and all that has to be done is reducing those agreements to princlple8 in writing, then I think we'd consider it." Negotiators met through the Labor Day weekend, admitting they are stalled on two main issues-voluntary overtime and the economic package. They will not tackle voluntary overtime again until Monday. Fraser said there has been no agreement on anything since bargaining began at Ch~ler July 16. The current three contracts expire at 11:59 p.m., Sept. 14, at Chrysler, General Motors and Ford. But only Chrysler, as the "strike target," would be shut down by a walkout. During each contrac': year, one auto maker is selected for possible job actions. Fraser said there inust be visible signs of movement in the next few days. • "Otherwise, you .reach a point. - it's inevitable- where you start .running out of time," he said. ''There is still time. There is no point in being panicky about it, we do have time." When both sides agrl'e they will stop meeting daily with newsmen, it will indicate intensive bargaining has begun aoo public posturing has ended. Chrysler industrial relations director William Bavinger, who met with newsmen earlier in the day, said the paramount issue under discussion in the past few days has been voluntary overtime-the right of " worker to refuse overtime assignments. .. Hot weather grips eastern half of U. S. CLEELAND WILLIS .. , wrzz· · . ' By Unlled Prela Intei'Ut10118) . · - afternoon in Chicago; ll)e eighth con- resi~ents of the metrOpolitan area joined posed a Labor Day truce with kids who had . A heat wave gripped much of the eastern secutlve day above 90.lt wu hotter than 90 an exndus lor the holiday weekend. Police illegally operied fire ·hydtant(t._Ch)ldren . W l lS paSSeS State ., part of the nation as the I:.abor Day holiday for the fifth sttaight day In New York City. at-Cape Cod in Massachqselts reported a were invited to lire houses ' t io loO!'tions weekend signaled summer's . last fling I temperatures across Nell' England sllady stream of autos cr6ssed the Bourne with the protillse firemen will turn on fireplugs equipped with sprinklers for · 1 .... · .,...., Saturday. . llovered around 90 and the weather service Bridge from the metropoll\an areas. It was hot and .humid, with haze, smoke u1 Boston reported that city had !lie hotl.est Ocean .City, Maryland's No. 1 resort them to play in.. GALIJPOLIS - Cleeland Ray Wlllls, or fog clinging to the ground, over most of AUgust In 103 years. town, braced for aweekend crowd of more There were scattered thundershowers a resident of Eureka Star Route, is now a the country from the Mississippi VaJ.Iey to New York pollee estimated 3 million than 150,000. Few motels had vacancies. along the Gulf Coast and in Florida. licensed funeral director and embalmer, fOMEROY - The Rev. Arthur C. llie l!;ast Coast. Officials in Baltimore said Saturday two Showers also fell in the upper Mississippi having received both llceoses last July and Lunt\, pastor of St. Paul Lu.th~ran Church A f e w thundershowers br9ught temdeatlut and more than 180 hospitalizations Valley . successful!.: . asslr .. ,~ Stale Board for in Po~eroy for the past for years and an porary relief from the heat wave that has · were· caused by the heat and pollution of Light rain fell in the Northwest and snow - both. actiy community worker' has resigned gripped half of the nation for a week. Bul He is a graduate of the C;ncinnall the past week when temperatures crowded showers were reported at higher elevaeffec ve Sept. 7. there was no general cooling. 100. The stale health department urged lions in the northern Rocky Mountains . College of Mortuary &ience and of The lp honor of the pastor and his wife, · Temperatures climbed to 92 by early persons with heart or respiratory University · of Cincinnati Cooperallve Cori,ne, a reception and special program problems to take it easy . Program , .winning while in school COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. John J. will be given from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m . ... ,...,..,--.;:.;.;. ,__,.mm.•.•.•.:-:·''•>:•''-"•'•'•'•'•'•'•"•"•"•'•'•"•"•'•·" ·'···.w The Philadelphia Fire Department recognition for restorative ability. ......... ...•......;.;..•...... ····· ..............·.························~~·.·~:· ····· Gilligan has announced approval 9f 13 HMC Clink to he Tu~s~ay in Fellowship llall of the church His wile, Wanda, Is a teacher In the grants totaling nearly $1 million in federal NO PAPERS MONDAY whep a program will be presented. The Gallipolis City School system. They have The Daily Sentinel and Daily Tribune Omni~us Crime Control Act fUnds. The closed on Monday pu~ljc is Invited lo attend the farewell daughter, Lou Ann, in the ninth grade at will not be published Monday in order to largest grant, $172,840, will continue UP TO 650 WILL DIE event. ' preparation ·or the South Central Regional By United Press lnlernaltonal GALLIPOLIS - The Holzer Medical Gallia Academy and a son, Matthew, in the The Lunds will be leaving Pomeroy for permit employees to observe the Labor sixth grade at Clay Local Elementary Ju.venile Detention Center, lo serve Ross, Mllllons of motorists have taken lo Center Clinic will be closed Monday, in the Cuyahoga Falls area, where lhe Rev. Day holiday. &hoot. lhe highways for the long La bar Day observance of Labor Day. ' Mr. ~und will be doing a year of study in .,:,::::::::::~::::::;::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::~::~:::~::::~:::m::::::::::::~::::: Pickaway, Highland, Pike, Jackson and Willis has just complel.ed an apVinton counties. Other grants included are weekend, amid predlcllons as many as In case or emergency during the cllnjfal pastoral education at the Falls PROBE CONTINUES prenticeship al Miller's liome for to tbe village of Middleport, $1,394, to 650 could die in traffic accidents before holiday weekend, physicians of the Holzer View Mental Health Center and will serve COLUMBUS (UP!) _ Afederal grand upgrade pollee communications. FUnerals and will continue association the holiday ends. Medical Center Clinic staff will be on duty as ~ part time pastor of a rural Lutheran jury investigation into an alleged bribe with that funeral home. The Nallonal Safety Council in the Emergency Room (Phone 446-5201 ) Chqfch In Marshallville. His special study solicitation in ' a stock transaction will estimated thai between 550 and 650 of lhe Holzer Medical Center lo handle w!'l be in counseling and chaplaincy. · reopen here Wednesday and one of the persons would be killed on the nallon's emergency cases only. Holzer Medical lfhe Rev. Mr. Lund became pastor of witnesses will be slal.e Commerce Director highways between 6 p.m. local lime Center Clinic will resume normal GaJiia THREE KILLED the •t. Paul Church on S..nt ' •••• 0 " '" the,.. director of the ..~~~~ ~<::?~!r Dennis Shaul. · Friday and midnight Monday. The operations Tuesday morqing, Sept. 4. FRANKFURT, Germany (UP!) The FBI, in an affidavit filed in Miami, council said 22,000 other persons would Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Program said Anthony LaFalch, Akron, solicited Three persons died and 25 were injured sustain disabling Injuries In !raffle havfng served since July, 1970. Through $50,000 from Realty National Corp., Saturday wben a streelcar derailed and mishaps during lhe last holiday of the the 'program, operated through the Ohio · Columbus, by promising he could gain plowed into a crowded sidewalk in the summer. Delll'rtment &[Health, the Meigs CARE state approval for a stock transaction city's center, pollee said. "The streelcar CLOSE STATIONS was traveling at full speed wben the ac- ;~a:::::~::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::::: :::::::::::::::: was established with lhe Rev. Mr. involving Realty . GALlJPOLIS - Fritz Slover, Gallla ' CLEVELAND (UP!) - The Standard Lq~d serving as consul ling director. Officers of the firm told authorities of cident occurred,' ' said a police spokesCounty Civil Defense Diredor and Sheriff Oil Co. of Ohio (Sohio) Friday announced man . The cause of the accident was not Ttw9ugh the CAt;IE line, residents have the bribe solicitation and the paid LaFalch Celebration Mmtd11y plans to close 200 low-volume service James W. Saunders Saturday issued a immediately determined. bej~p able to phone for help with any with marked bits. stations because "they can no longer joint statement thanking the local CD prqptem or a personal nature. The Rev. members and other interested persons lor CHESTER - The public is invited to compete economically in today's market.'' M' ).und was Involved In the formation of participating in a mass search Thursday· 1 The company said about half of the attend the Labor Day Celebration of the • the Meigs County Co~ncil on Aging and stations were owned by Sohio while the for a Lawrence County woman . Chesler Fh·e Department Monday. DEPUTY ESCAPES INJURY serves on the advisory board of the council DEPUfY ESCAPES INJURY Miss Dorothy Bowen, 62, a resident of othe1·s are dealer-leased stations. There will be a chicken barbecue GALLIPOLIS Gallia County deputy as well as on the advisory board of lbe GALIJPOIJS - Gallia County deputy "The · stations are marginal oullels Kitts Hill, had beim missing since Monday. sherllf James Taylor escaped Injury when beginning at 10:30 a.m. and a parade will cQ~rcil's retired senior volunteer sheriff James Taylor escaped injury when She was found in a sitting position apwith consistently low sales volumes that be held at I : 30 p.1n. Anyone wishing to be he wrecked the 1973 sheriff's cruiser early prq~ram . he wrecked the 1973 sheriff's cruiser early proximately 200 yards from her home. Since Oct., 1970, the Rev , Mr. Lund has Saturday tin Rl. 279 near Thurman. Taylor Saturday on Rt. 279 near Thurman. Taylor in the parade is asked to contact a Chester can no longer compete economically in Sheriff Saunders, Ernie Thompson · served with the Holzer Medical Center was enroute to a call when the mishap was enroute lo a call when the mishap fireman . A tractor pull will be held at 2 today's mat·ket," said Rober! Griffin, and Stanley Earwood participated in the Sollio marketing vice president. p.m. occurred . c~~plaincy Program and with the occurred. air search. ch~plalncy program of Veterans Participating in lhe ground. search Mlimorlal Hospital since Oct., 1969. He has were Ivan Fife, Fritz Stover I Bob Cox ' I>ern a member of . the Meigs county Bernard Guinther, Joe Voreh Mike Null ' ' Ministerial Assn. for the past four years Leo Johnson, Gerald Fellure, Tom Walker, serves on the advisory board ·of the. James Holley, Merrill Holley, Gary Clark, MFigs County Home Health Services. He Mark Clark, Marlin Mooney, and Hie hard he)ped with the establishment of a citizens . ' Wolford. cqrnrnlltee for the monitoring of the Meigs They also praised various employers Although not as singularly American a holiday as Thanksdemnnd for rights and recognition . Cqunty Children's Home. ' for pcr.mllling those persons lime off their giving, Labor Day has several dlsllnctly American !ouches The battle was prolonged and often .bitler, bot American ' SlnceOcl,, 1972, the Rev. Mr. Lund has ' jobs to aid in the search. which significantly dlsllngulsh It from slmllaP occa&lons lbe labor has long since won recognition. Its rights, underwritten se(':'ed as commissioner for the Ohio world around. by a mu ss of social legislation urunalched in the worgd, are Djstrlct of the American Lutheran Church We, for example, have chosen September for this annual now tnlcgral to. the structure of our society. op the Commission on Religion In AP· We still have our clashes of economic interest, bargaining salute to the working man. p~lachia ! The aclivllles of the Rev. Mr. Announce c.; hange Elsewhere, al least In th08tl societies permitting such breakdowns and strikes. But the dialogue, shurp though it may L~nd have been wtlh the church council manifestations, the preferred date Is May I and the accent, if be at times, in the context of the American experience has support and cooperation as a means of not always aggressively Marxist, Is strongly on clus on t~~ken on a singularly American character . · in lnndfiJJ schedule ,~lending t~e lola! ministry or the local social dlvl&lon, not unity, Internationally, May Day Is the ·A:l democratic capitalism has developed In this country , cpngregatlon.: He received his BA degree proletariat's rect-letter ttay, a lime for tolllng masses to the sense of class, never liO strong here as In the varlotlll old ftom concordia College , Moorehead, · P()MEROY ~ 1~he schedule lor demonstrate &olldarity, In an economic contest with more countries from ·which we sprang, has d\mlrished , Laboring 1 liJinn., and attended the wartburg .. ' . operation of lhe Meigs County Lllndllll ha• !uvored classes. Us against them. ~ commoners can and do speak to economic kings, and In terms 'l'heologlcal Seminary at Dubuque, Ia ., a been changed by lhe Meigs County Here, the emphasis Is also on mae, but of a different of living standards it is nol always easy to tell them apart. Commissioners. tpur year ltalnlng seminary of the definition. This Is a day for the nation en masse - assembly There has been a parallel development in the slgniflca nc~ ~merlcan I,utherah Church , Effective at OtK'tl the landfill will be line worker, manager, those In the professions. The working of Labor Duy . Not class bul mass solidal'ity is the messuge Mre. Lund, who has ser\led as a open all day Monday through Friday and man In the United Slates Is virtually everyiTIBn, the enUre · now . It Is an occnsfon not for demonstrations and mililllnt ~ubslltute tea~her In Meigs County, since until noon on Satu'rday. Prcvlollsly, lhe , lldultpopulatlon conceived as laboring together to produce and oratory, bola day for each America n - blue t'Q ilar and white ~omlng to Pomeroy has served a& landfill w.os open all day eac~ wtek sharing iri the benefli.l c( the national plenty. collar - to observe and enjoy in his own way, and through xocutlve director Of the Meigs Unit of the Monday through Saturday ucept on 1 It was not always thus. The first Labor Day, ob~rved In private observance to join In a public affirmation of the merlcan Can per Socle ty. She has been a Wednesday . . The landfill will now be New York on was a militant demonstration, · a American achievement. oard member of the Planned Parenthood opcrut!ng on Wednelday with U1e early (CcnUpued on page 2) closing lo be Obl!4lrved on Saturday , . ~1) i~ h ' · bo rd e· ...am:nofi'ons Tuesday Gilligan approves Middleport grant a A sheriff lauds Sizes ,JI78 -13, 878-14. individuals for search efforts C78-t4. E78-14, t6 F78·14, 16 Urw II you like I he idea ol banking fromhome, you'lllike our lree Bank-by-Maillorms. Gel a lew. Then. you can bank with us anytime. Sl,ltl Day or night. Rain or shine. We promise. G78·14. t6: . H?B-14, I& Plus t2.67to S2 .96 per lire F.E.T. tnd 4 otd lir11. The same long mileage tires that are original equipment on new 1974 cars Two card body pilei at ., pomeroy ruiiOnd POLYESTER FIBERGLASS Double belt under tread pomeroy natiOnal bank Slmll1r low price for the bank of ain~lel 1nd pelrt! the century established 1872 FOIC Plus 13,021o ll.31 THE MEIGS INN Richard G. Sayre, left, is the new project director for. the Rio Grande Elbetfelds In .Pomeroy Open Friday and· Saturday BCrving 10 youn~sler s tn 100'1 to Its pl·ckerol nwnber of :10, too man.y lui' Its present tacllllles. Krawsezyn, o! Middleport, rcc~ n t Hruduute of Ohio University who wanted •J career ln coaching football, wus Inspired to move Into the field or helping cdu~atc the mentally and physicall y handicapped when he worked one sunltneo· at !.;.kin Sayre .n~med area APA project director Howling MI- SATUL.-...4 Y NIGHT 10 TIL 2 MIDDLEPORT - Mrs. Jeannette \Crooklt) 'fhomllll ansi John Krawoczyn presenled the CRse fo r llle ''.!·mill 21).ye~ r levy to build a Meigs C:nrnllllUJity Sdowl to memb-ers of lhe Middleport-Pomeroy no111ry C,ub t'rlday evening al Heath United Methodist Church. Mrs. Thomas Is director of the ochool. She ha&watched the school grow from one by Army LIJ'E ENTERTAINMENT WATER WHEEL dogrce,_ Community School Rotary topte A RETURN ENGAGEMENT BY POPULAR DEMAND FEATURING 'l't·mpcraturcH 11ear 90 • plan Robert Marcinko, Grove City, . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.. is Angela Marcinko of Pomeroy Route 2. She charges gross neglect of duty and ex· treme cruelty and seeks dlepeapl11h custody of one minor child. · The human stomach is shaped somewhat like the lel· ler J. [ ·'' ' ' ' ~:~:::~::=:~;:~:~::;<~Bonus Ptr tire F.£,T, 1nd "Goins on~ step further" MAIN OFFICE Mon ., Tun ., Vjed ., Thurs . 9a .m. lp .m . Friday 9 a .m. to 7 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m . to 12_Noon A UTLAND &RANCH Mon , Tues .. Wed ., Sar., 9 a .m .. 3 p.m . Thursdiy9a .m . to 12Noon Friday 9 a .m . lo 7 P. .m . · • old tires. I POMEROY HOMIEAND AUTO Your Complete Tire Center '606 E. MAIN 992·209' EDITORIAL and r ' An American Day ' t �: 3 'rhe ~nm lny 'l'utii'S - S.•nllurl, SUI rrlav. Sr'ut. 2. 11!7:1 Z- The Sunday Times • Sentilll'l, Sunday, Sept.2. 1973 Love. American Style 13; Huck & Yog1 6 . Somerset 15, Secret Storm 8; Sesam~ St. ll ,· Movie " March ot the- Wooden Television Log Soldiers" 10. 4: 30 Abbott & Costello B; My Little MArgie 15. D<lktari 13; Four at The Fair 4; Telethon (on l.lnue> ], 6. SUNDAY, SEPT.l 5:30- Beverly Hil lbillies 8; Electric Co. 33 ; Gomer Pyle 13 ; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Trails WesiJS; Dick Von Dyke 4. · s: 55· Earl Nightingale 15. 6~ 7: 3D-Fallh for Today 8; Revival Fires .6·; Herald of Trulh 3; Camera Three 10 : Film 4. 7:45-News 4. I News 4, 8. 10, IS ; ABC News ll ; Sesame St. ]J . 7:00- Beat the Clock 4; News 10; Circus 13; What's My Line 8; Elec . Co. 20 ; Discover Flying 33 ; PeOple, Places and Things Choir 3; Day of Discovery •· 5; Truth or Consequences6 ; Celebration 3; Bobby Bowden 15. 8: 30-<Xal Roberts 3; Your Health 4; Day of Discover~ 8; Rex Humbard 13; Revival Fires 15; Kathryn Kuhlman 6; Get 7: JD-To Tell the Truth 6: TraffiC Court 10; Episode Acflon 33 ; Beat tl1e Clock 13 ; ll 's Your Bet 8 ; AII ·Amerfcan Futurity 41 Call of the West 15 ; To be announced 20. B: oo-Gunsmoke8, 10; Baseball World of Joe Garaglola 3. 4. 15; Rookies 6 : Magi~ Circus 13: World Symphony Orchestra 20. Together 10. 8: 55-Black Cameo 4. 9: Do-Singing Jubilee 3; Cadle Chapel 4; Oral Roberts JQ ; Rex Humbard 6. IS : Old· Fashioned Meellng 8. 9:JD-Church by Side of Jhe Road 4; Pebbles & Bamm Bamm 8; ChriSt Is the Answer 13 ; Friendly Junction 10. 10:00-Church Services<; Cu,rioslty ShOp6, 13; This Is the Life 3; Faith For Today 15; To Be Announced 8. 10: 15- Talking Hands 8. IO:JO-Viewpolnt S; This Is the Life 15 : Captain Noah 3; Insight 33. 8: 15- Bas~ball 3. 4, IS. 9: oo- Here's Lu cy 8. 10 ; M~vle ''Saller Beware" 6, 13. 9: Jo-Dorls Day 8. 10 : Book Beat 33, 20. JO:Oo-Paul Nuchl ms33; Medical CenterS: News 20 ; Land of the Small 10. 10: 15- The Slleni Years 20. 11 :0D- News 3, 4, 6, 8, 10. 1], 15. 11 :3G-Johnny Carson 3. 4, 1_5; Dick Cavett .6, 13: Movies " Chi ldren of Ihe Damned': S; "The Angry Breed" 10. J:OD-Man From U. N.C.L.E. 4: News 13. .4 ; Movie " The Oeerslayer" 10. 11 : OD-Point of VIew 6: Joy In Living 13; TV Chapel 3; Focus On Columbus 4 ; Camera Three 8; Across·the Fence 15. II : 3D-This Is The Answer 3; Make AWish 6, IJ: Insight 15; Face The Nation 8. 12 : QO--At Issue J; Rex Hum bard 8 ; Bowling 6 ; Doctors on Ca l! 4; 2: ()()---.oFocus on Columbus 4. 3: 00---News 4. Rev . Calv in Evans 13; Sacred Heart 15; Th e Issue 10. 12: 15-0pen Bible 15 . 12: JD-Rev lval Flres·l3 ; Meet the Press l , 4, 15. I:OD-Lower Lighthouse 13; Urba n League 10; Saint 15 : To be . TUESDAY , SEPT. 4, 1973 6: oo-Sunrlse Seminar 4; Sahed Heart 10. annou-nced 8 : Wagon Train 3; Man From U. N.C. L. E. 4. 1: JQ-issues & Answers 6. 13; Face The Nation 10. 2:oo-WeStern Theatre 15; Lassie 16; Arthur Smith S.; Tim~ Tunnel 13; Movies " Roa r of . the Dragon " 4; " Passport to China" 6. 2:3D-Movle " The Cossacks" 3: NFL Action '73 8; Death Valley Days 10. · J: OD-U. S. Open 'Tennis s, JO; Farmer's Daughter 13; To be announced lS. J : Is-Movie " Mexican Spitfire's Elephant" 4. 3:3o-Mancini Generation 6 ; Hooray for Hollywood 13. 4: oo-Sesame St. 33 ; To Be Announced 15; Wacky World of Jonathan Winters 6. 4: 30--'Come Together 3; Four at the Fair 4; World of .Surv·ival6 ; The Itinerary of Elie Wiesel 15 ; Pro Wide Receivers: Fast Moving Targets 13. s:oo-U.S. Amateur Golf Championship 6, 13; Animal World 8: Movie "Our Dancing Daughters" 33: Sports Challenge 10. S: 3D-CBS Sports Illustrated 8; ll Takes A Thiel l : Doctor In the House 4; To be announced 15. 6: OD-News4 : CBS News-Retrospective 8, 10; Car and Track 15. 6: 3D-NBC News 3, 4, 15: Jazz Set 33 ; Beauty Pageant 6 ; I've Got A Secret 13. 7: 0G-Safari to Adventure 3; Zoom 20, 33 ; Animal World 10 ; Lawrence Welk 13; This is Your Life 4; Wild Kingdom 15 ; UF08. 7:JD-Worfd of Dlsney.3, 4, 15; Let's Make A Deal 6 ; Dick Van Dyke 10; French Chef 20, J3. S: 3D-FBI6, 13; MASH 8, 10; Evening at Pops 20,33. 8: JD-Mannix S. 10; McCloud 3, 4, IS; Pro FootballS. 9:0D-Masterpiece Theatre 20, 33 ; Movi~ " My Son John" 13; . 9:JD-Barnaby Jones 10; Outta This World 6. IO:OD-Firlng L.ine 20, .33: Escape 3, 4, 15. 10: JD-We Think You Should Know 3: High Road to Adventure 10; Pollee Surgeon 15; Bobby Goldsboro 4; Jerry Lewis Telethon 6. II:OD-News 3, 4. 10. 15. 11: Is-CBS News JC. 11 :JD-News S, 13 ; Johnny Carson 15; Movie "The Day They Robbed the Bank of England" 10; Come to the Fa ir 4; Jerry Lewis. Telethon 3. 11 :45-Johnny Carson 4; Movie " Seven Thieves" S: ABC News 13. 12:0D-In Concert 13. I:OD-Roller Derby 4. I:JD- Telethon Continues 3, 6. 2:0D-News 4. · 4: 3D-Telethon Continues 3, 6. MONDAY, SEPT.3, 1973 6: 2G-Farm Report 6:oo-Sunrlse Seminar 4.· 6: 25-Paul Harvey 13 . '' Paymenton Demand'' 8; " Dancing ln the Da 1V' 10. I:OD-News 13; Man from U.N.C.L.E . 2:0D-Your Health 4. 2: 3G-News 4. 4. Albany fair opens Thursday POMEROY - The annual Albany Community Fair will open for a four day run Thursday with nwnerous activities planned. Gates will open at 4 p.m. on Thursday with evening highlights to include a horse shoe pitching contest at 5; the local churches' program froni one gallon •.. only •"'NYL ACRYLICNf '""lEX HOUSE PAl . I ---"'::=,....:::;!1....,·=:--SUTIER 'S GOlD -----.:16~5::;9:;: · 0~1--0N[ U S GALLON CAROLINA LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. I PT- PLEASANT w a ,m 1ui:I5C1AY i\1 me TneiiPr I UT\f'f&l Hom~ . LanLallcr , WITh Rt'V GeOr(le W HPr(J Oll i,)ll l fng llurmt · wltl btt 1 P m , 111 Movn~ Hill C"me terv . GoiiiPolit. r·ricnds mny ca ll 111 I he tun er&! ho.me- between 1 y IJ Ill Sunday Bnd between ';I A LENAG . ttAY c;.G1 A ~ tlPO LIS Mrs L,•nn T 111y . 51 , 1'1 rv sl df'nt Of H t J d lf'Ci 1 r Jd<'IY' oi 10hornvllltL 05 ft m lr r nw L • 1 It 1 I lll d !e ld Hnsp lta l ul t s ur W She W<t t born m Pt , l'ltHU.a nt , Va .• hn:-; been S('I'Villt-( HS chah'WOitfun Of the on I llll . 18 1'918 OMIUJQil ler at 1116 Jat o Mr anJ rs Elmf'r VanSicklft S~e rs liUrv Jv·cd by hur hu Sband , Enrersan ; throe sons, Cultural Ark' Committee. Mrs. Lund met her· husbaM at Concordia College where she received her degree . 'l'hc cuuple's daughifr, ltach I, The public is invited lo attend the farewell reception . Henrv Van Sick l e, Colum b us Del Van Slcll,le, Gallipolis , and 6ert V,;,nSickle , VInton , •. F uner.!_l services wlp p, heJd MASON DRIVE-IN .,, I '.V v" "' ;.\ t · r loJurl dinner. Nrqhlly Tonighi.Mon .-Tues. Sepl. 2.3.4 Published every by The Oh io Publlsl'llng Co. GALLIPOLIS Valley 825 Th ird Ave., Gall ipolis, Oh io 4563 1. Published every we-ekday 6to7:30p.m.; a concert by the Alexander Local Band from 7:30 to 8. At 8 p.m. the City Slickers, a barbershop quartet from Columbus, will be featured . There will also be a tractor pulling contest in· eluding a powder pull division at 7:30p.m. · Gates of the fair will open at noon on Friday. Judging of all articles @<Cept liVestock will get w'Jdell!vay at I p.m. and at3 p.m. there will be bike and tricycle parades and races. Another round of horseshoe pitching will take place at ~ . with a program by local churches from 6 to 7:30p.m . A tractor pulllqg ~onlest will be held at 7:30p.m. with a "Grand · Old Opry" S,how at 8 to feature "Jim and Jesse". At 9 a.m. on Saturday, there will be a pet show and the . junior fair tractor pull with liveslock judging at 10 a.m. A garden tractor 'pulling conteat will take place at noon. Draft horse •how and judging will be at I :30 p.m.; junior fair and 4H show and demonatrallom al 3 p.m.; local rock and roll muslcalgroupat4:30 p.m.; the junior fair parade lt 5 p.m. ; a pony pulling contest at 6 p.m. AlB alsO "Strings Unlimited", a musical group from Colwnbua will be presented, At 7there will be a banjo playing conteat followed by a fiddler~' contest at 8. A iQIW'e dance and lhow featuring "Fros and the Greenhorna" wiD be 1taged at 9:30 and firework• wilD be a feature at 10:30. On SWiday there will be a .p.~~rade thrOUCh town •I noon and a 15-dlu horae show at I p.m. RldN and 'other en· lertalnmenl are alao on the ground• for the enUre r.-r . ~--- TME; DAILY SENTINEL. 111 Court St ., Pomeroy , o -45769 . Published &very week· day ev11nlng IIICCtpt Satur · MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATE S The Gaiii~»CI Is Tribune In Ohio and Welt Ylrglnla one year $15, tilt months Sl, thrtt months 15, t litwhtre 117 per year, I i lii months $9 , fhree exctvs lv ely t11t ltltd to the vu· to r publication Qf au ntws dlspalches credited to thll newspaper lind also th4i lOci I , ntws publllhtd herein . MEtGS THEATRE PLANET OF THE APES (Tech nIcolor J Roddy McDowa ll p aude Akins Nomination made of Carol Adams POMEROY _ Carol Jean Adams, High St., nas been nominated by Ohio Eta Phi Chapter, Beta Sigma Chi of Meigs county as "Outstanding Young Woman" for 1973. She is now being con· side•ed for further state and national awards. This fall, 50 of the · young women nominated.for the Outstanding Young Women of America program - one from each slate - will be named as their state's Outstandin g Youn g Woman of the Year. from the !irty slate winners, the national Ten Outstanding ' Young Women of America for 1973 will . be selec ted. The ,National Winners will be pres~n tcd at a special awards ceren;10ny to be held this fall in Washington , D. C. WE ARE E OLDEST MQBILE HOME DEALER TN THE AREA! Plus THE PUBLIC EYE (•Technicolor) Mia Farrow Mi chaeo Jaysion (GI Show Starts 7 p . m . Monday thru Thursday Sept. 3-4·5·6 · NOT OPEN J. F . CUNNINGHAM POMEROY J Fra nk Cunninqham, 70, Stewart. Ohi 6, died Thursday eveni ng at Un ive r sity Hospital: Colum bus , fo llowing a br ief Ill n ess. Born in Ritch ie Co .• W. Va., he was the son of Mr s. Blanche Cunn in gham at Parkersbu r g and the late Ranar Cun . ningham. He was a former emp loyee of American Biscose In Pa rke rsburg and a former employee of th e Athens Mental Health Center , having retired in 1969 . Su rviving besi des hi s mothe1r are hi s wife, Mrs. (Carol Li n ton ) Cu nningham, St ewart ; two d aug hter s, Mrs . Rex (Caro l L ouise) Qu inn, Rohnar t Park, Cali f .: Mr s, Con r ad (Fra n ) Chesse r . F ort Dix, N . J .; two siste r s, M rs . (Ger . tru de) Kimble , Boaz , W. Va., Mrs. L uc ill e Bays, a nd Parkersburg ; one b r other , Char l es Cun ni ngham. Pa rkersbur g ; four grand sons, •• '. Sun., Mon., Tues. • Sept. 2-3-4 RAQUEL WELCH KAMSASCITY ' BOMBER .••,. .' COLO'' · * • 'l'h••tllrl' ·' ' R((JCERS.., IUIEtfi' W\Sl'. COlJ)R ·, ~... ~ . ... (i) CARTOON •• ::.'.::.:· *:. DALLAS PELL GA LLIP OLI S - Dallas P ell , 53 , a former resident of Gallia County , died Friday a t a hosplta·l in Columbus , M r. P e ll w as em ploy ed at the Batille Ins t itute in Co l umbus . H e was born Ju ne 28, 1920, In Kanaw ha Co un ty , W. Va., son ol th e l ate Ji;'mes and Mary Peil. He is su rviv ed by h iS wile F ran ces. and th ree chil dren . F un er al se r vices will be held 2 p .m . Tu esday at Southw ic k Funeral Home', Columbus . Friends may c all fro m 2-4 and 7-9 p m. Monda y at the fun eral home. Burial arrange m ent s ar e incom pl ete . 241 EXPERTISE 'IS IMPORTANT - WE KNOW OUR PRODUCT! Patio Block Stepping Stones ..••• Decorative Concrete Block REG. $2.98 NEW FALL COLORS! POLYESTER DOUBLE KNill 99 GALLIPOLIS; OHIO Gallipol~~ Ohio White crew neck tee shirt with taped !.houlde·r and sport collar . 5 . M, L, Xl. Double po nel seot , lull wpport brieh , .22 to 42 . !RIPLE ///CHECK ~ KNIT or CROCHH AFtiHAN KITS $ REGULAR $7 6.44 So lid state lightweight ha s 12" , diagonal pictur e, VHF/ UHF tuners, automatic AFC, 13,000 volt picture power, 3·1/8" speaker. 99 Beau tif ul warmth you knit or oochet you rself . Kit\ hove enough ~ ply yorm to make o 45 x 60" afghan . A trio ·of exci ting pot tem s in every imogi noble color cornbi nottol'l. '''Mu rph·;, ·, Own B'OJ\ d Boys' School Favorites SHORT SLEEVE Ban Lon ( Rl SH IRT S COMFORTABlE ACETATE TR ICOT TAILORED BRIEFS c PK<O. OFJ Regular $2.57• Mock turfle an d fashio n collar shirts In str ipes or so l id co lors with con trasting trim . Easy.c are. easy .wear 100 per cen t ny lon . Sizes 8 Ia 18. REGULAR PRICE 59~ LB. 453 Jackson Pike PKG. ol 2 TEE SH IRTS or BRIEFS :::A~·~ This new, a ll glo ss aqua.rium ha s no metal fram e to ob· struct your view of the fi sh. Comes with filter, pump, automatic heater ; flo ss and. charcoal. Save now' DISPOSABlES! MURPHY'S DAYTIME 30 DIAPERS LB. Rich, creomy centers. Fr~$h, chewy caramel . SUPER ABSORBENT SUPER BLEND QUAKER STATE MOTOR OIL I SAVE 30' I I SAVE 22' I 131 42~UART REG . $1 .67 Pin los s, od lt esivc tab s. Fit babies 12·22 po~nd s. Smeltzer Garden Center CARTER & EVANS INC. (BUILDING IUPPLIIS) REG. $14.9S ' $ 27~ "CASH & CARRY'' OUVI ST. 99 ( SAVE $8.441 White, pastels and citrus colors. Elasticize d wai st and legs. 5· 10. The Newest Way To Build Book Shelves, Also Used For Screening ~·:,::::::;::· Black .1 White PORTAl LE TV CREAM (AIAMELS OFF 1 ~:,_.,n<·: '-:''l'''i NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRAND 75 SQUARE INCH ALL MANY STYLES, COLORS & SIZES TO CHOOSE FROM-OFFER ENDS SEPT. 8th ALL-GLASS AQUARIUM Solids and 2 and 3·color yarn dyed po · lyesters! Jacquard, smooth, novelty knit s. Full bolts . 58 /60" wide . $1.29 CHOOSE NOW FROM OUR LARGE SELECTION AND SAVE BATHROOM VANITIES 10 GA LLON TA NK AND ALL TH E SASIC EQUIPMENT! YARD REG. 0 MEN'S UNDERWEAR ,)'Jr, ..•,• CHOICE OF BEAUTIFUL DECORS AYAILABLE IN OTHER SIZES X 1\' !)!; ll' \1' . large wardrobe closets, etc. Many options from garbage ditpotal to 52' J. . :. i~~fJsi~ ~ · ~:,: ::~; br.other . ·~ F un eral serv i ces will be Su!'l day at 1 p .m . at the White F unera l Hom e. Coolvill e in charge of Rev . Roy W. Rose . with bu rial in Centennia l Cemeter¥, _ i_n Wa shi ngton Ca. Friends may ca ll at the tl.m era l hqrtle today. tONIGHT THRUWEDNESDAY . carpet, etc. one \~ t R£G . S 1.99 COMFY SOfT KNIT two granddaughter s, three g r eat -gr and ch ildren , and severa ' nieces and nep hews. He was preceded in death by ' TOTAL ELECTRIC - 3 BEDROOMS ' JUNE MAN NAHAN QUEEN GA LLIPOLIS - Word we s rece ived he r e Sa tu rday that Mrs . June Mannahan Qu &e n, 27, a former re sid ent of Ga ll ipo l is, !;lied unexpectedly last Monday at Cro fton , Kv. She is su r vive d by h e r hu sband, Ap py Queen, two so ns, Jimmy , 11 , and J e ff , 21f, , and one daUghte r, Lorle, 5, ail at hom e. Mrs . Queen was th e daughter of Mr . and Mr s. Sa mm ie Mannahan, of Nor · tonv ill e. Ky. They sur vive, along w it h tw o broth er s and f ive sisPlrs. Fu neral sefvices were held Thursday at th e Nor ton ville Hol in ess Church w!th Rev. Charles W, Fa rley off ic iating . ( PGI .. ,,.. 11 to 4 MON. LABOR DAY ABOR DAY BUYS . GALLIPOL. IS ._:. Or . Howard G. Young, form er pastor ot the First Bapti s t Chu rch Ga llipolis, died une)(pec tediY at h!s home in Chena ngo Fo rk N . Y . F riday . ' Or . Young , who served th e Ga llipol is church from 1958 t hrough 19M. is survi ved by h is wife Esther , and one son 1 Merle . Funeral senlices will be hel d 1 p .m . T!Jesday at th e ·ce ntral Baptist Church at Chenango Fork . The body is at the William Chase Fu neral Ho me, 737 Che n 9ngo St ., Port Dickson. N .Y. • ask the m an who's had one! 1 11 ' OR . HOWARD YOUNG Perlect household pels! Just lu11"1incrted ceiling in kitchen -Frost free refrigerator with ice maker.coved acksplr>Sh & drip proof - edge of kitchen counter topt - Ieitch en canopy months 15,50. The Da lly Stntlnet. one year 116.00, l lx months 18.50, three monlht 15.00. The Un ited Pren Jn , tunat lonal (XI - Pius"SWINGING PUSSYCATS" . BATTLE FO.R THE Overhang shingle roof - 3/ 12 roof pitch - gutte11 & d~wntpouts .- 8" baked aluminum house siding -1 house window• - self. storing storms - Pease house door - reverse aisle for privacy & lOFety - cedar lined closets - house type bedroom furniture - removable screens throughout Second Class Postage Pa id at Gallipolis. Ol'llo -45631 • • day . Entertd as second clan mailing mauer at Pomeroy, Ohio Post Office . ·By urrler d'ally and Sl.lnday, 55c Plr week . lnga Steeger Crities' Choiet~ . Sunday DAILY TRIBUNE 1Eve lyn Traege r Tonight, Sept. 2 Our "VINDALE SECTIONAL ••• 60'X24' SUNDAY l'MES.SENTINEL ;r HE SWING IN ' S.TEWARDESSES yield; Glenn R. Miller, 33, Rt. $28 speed; Harold E. Ash, 60, I, Bidwell, $28 left of center; Pomeroy, $18speed; Robert E. Virginia Simms, 48, Gallipolis, Co mbs, 52, Columbus, $23 $18 speed; Richard H. Roy, 44, speed; Paul E. Hurst, 28, Gallipolis, $18 disobeyi ng red Wheelersbum, $18 speed, and light; John R. Hunnell, 19, Rt. Steve Slone, Gallipolis, $1()8 1, Middleport, $28 fai lure to assault and battery. yield; Gary L. Queen;22, Kerr, 1 to 6 SUN. oiiOP tARlY WHI LE 0UIINIIIIE5 LASr MINN I E DENNEY Mrs E .thel Rod(Jers. Colum bus . and tour brother s, Joe and " 2 DAYS .• SUNDAY & MONDAY, SEPT. 2 & 3 GALLIPOLIS Mrs Minnie M Denney , 7Y, a ruldunt al R!o Grandc 1 d ied .,rur(l&y morninQ al 4.30 shortly after being adml l ted to HOlzer MediCal Ce nler . She wM born Jvly ?9, 1894. In Th urman , daughter ol the late Allred i'U)d Nancy ware Me Nea l . She was mMr!ed to Everell Denney , who died In 196S. Mrs. Denn~y resided In G,a llia cou nly all of her ill e She is survived by o;,e br other . Thomas McNeal. Oak Hl!l Two brDthers and two si sters preceded her In dealh . Se¥cral nieces and nephews su rvW e. . St1e was a membef of tho Harr i sburg Baptist Chu r c h were funeral servi ces w il l Qe conducted 11 a .m . Monday . The body w ill lie In stnte 111 the church one hour pr ior to th e services , Friends may call at th e M cC oy Moore F unerBI Ho me after 3: 30 P . m . Su nday . Bur ial Will be in Cal11ary Ceme tery Rio Gran de . ' Wa yne Kel'llpf'r, Lin' a , Ge no Carnpbell , GallipoliS ; thr ee sluers . MniJ , Ca rr lt.! Mllnt ey Ca ll l ~oll!i r M iss FlorencO VanSh:kl., , Orlando , J=ll' ., tlnd was bOrn in POfll(U'OY . LAY -AWAY And 7 9 p . m . MOiic.liiV lewis Kempel' , Li\nt;astc r , 20 Court cases settled evening U<:f!P. ' Seturday . Resists mildew, chalk· ing, blistering and fading. Easy clean-up, •• Antiwar veterans acquitted --9":3Q-Virg inian 8; Movie " Murdock' s Gang" 10. LATEX HOUSE PAINT PH. 675·1160 (Contln"cd trom page II l'r·ogrunl und u voluntJit·r wl'1rker fot· the ""'"' dinic. shs Is u mcrnlwr or tho newly rurnll' d Amcricun 1\ssnciutlon o! UniVCJ'slty Wumcn \11 MciHS County mtd editor of The Daily Sentinel ;' t~e Hcv, ' Ed. Fischer, Ken Grover, Ponleroy, Bill Woodard, of Jackson, and R~ss I.engs, Ravenna. ! Ladles of the church served a chicken ALL STORES .OPEN · ! .Area Deaths ! Farewell ••• Double Feature Program IO:OD-Marcus Welby, M.D. 6, 13 : News 20 : World Symphony Orchestra 33 . 11:0D-News 3, 4, 8, 13. 15, 10, 6. 11:Jo-Johnny Carson 3. 4, IS; Dick Cavett 6, 13 : Movies .... ~ Community • • • GALLIPOLIS - Twenty cases were terminated Friday GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UP!) in Municipal Court . Roy E. Caldwell, 58, - A federal court jury Friday acquitted eight antiwar Colwnbus, was fined $100 and veterans of charges of plotting costs for having no operator's Timm y and Lassie 6. violence to disrupt the 1972 license . David E. Daugherty, 8: 3D-Jack La La nne 3; Huck and Yogi 6. Republican nationa'l con- 49, Rt. 4, Oak Hill, was fined $10 8: ss--News 13. 9: OD- Pau l Dixon 4< Friendly Junction 10; A.M. 3; Peyton Place vention. Pete Mahoney, one of and costs for unsafe vehicle. lJ; Phil Donahue 15; Mister Roberts 33; Brady Bunch 6 ; Forfeiting bonds were Buddy the defendants, turned his back Mov ie "Conquest of Spac;e" 8. E. Kearns, 24, Middleport, $18 on a raucous victory party 9: 3D-To Tell The Truth 3; Peyton Place 13; Elec. Co. 33 ; Wild, Friday night, frowned at an parking on the highway; Wild West 6. empty beer can and said: "I Benjamin A. Shenefield, 33, Rt. 9: 55- ctlUck White Reports 10. 10: OD-Dinah Shore 3, 15 : Joker's Wild 10; Dick Van Dyke JJ ; still can't forget the govern· I, Crown City, $23 speed; Linda Ulias, Yoga, and You 33. ment put me through 14 . Lou McMillan, 25, Gallipolis, JO :JD- Baffle 3, 4, 15 : SIO,OOO Pyram id 8, 10 : Spilt Second 13; $23 speed; Cla~de L. Hale, 64, months of hell." Zoom 33; Mike Douglas 6. The defendants, all members Ashland, Ky., $23 speed; Debra 11: 00- Gambit 8, 10; Password 13; Wizard of Odds 3, 4, 15: of the Vietnam Veterans J . Boggs, 19, Rt: 3, Oak Hill, $2B Travelure 33. 11 :3D-Hollywood Squares 3, 4, 15 : Love of Life 8, 10; Brady agilinat the war (VVAW), had speed; Jerry L. Ferrell, 25, Bunch 13; Bowling 6: Episode Action 33. gambled on their rapport with Charleston, $18 running a red 11 : 5s--CBS News S; Dan lmef's World 10. the jury, whose average age light; Eugene L. Plantz, 33, 12:0D-Jeopardy 3, 15; Bob Braun's 50·50 Club 4; Password 6 ; was 31. The defense presented Bidwell, $23 speed; Walter L. News 10, S, 13; Sesame St. 33. only one w'itness, a bomb ex. Sommer, 56, Gallipolis, $18 12:3D-3 W's 3. 15; Split Second6 ; Search For Tomorrow 8, 10. pert, to counter 28 people speed; George Marshall, 54, 12:5s-- News 3, 15. I:Oo-News 3; All My Children 6, 13 ; Green Acres 10; Not For paraded to the stand by the Chesapeake, $28 failure to Women Only 1S ; Discover Flying 33; Joker's Wild 8. goverrunent's chief prosecutor, 1: JD-3 On A Match 3, 4, 15 : The World Turns s, 10; Le('s Make A Jack Carrouth. Oeal6, 13 ; How do Your Children Grow 33 . The gamble paid off. Sources 2:0D-Days of Our Lives 3, 4, 15 : Newlywed Game 6, 13; Guiding said only two of the dozen Light B, 10; Woman 33. 2:JD-Edge of Night 8, 10; Girl in My Life 6, 13; Musical En· jurors had any doubts about the innocence of the defen· counter 33 ; Doctors 15, 3, 4. 3 : ~Another World 3. 4, 15; General Hospital 6, 13; Price Is _ dants, "and they weren't hard Right s, 10; Folklife Discussion 33. to convince." 3:3D-Return to Peyton Place 3, 15; One Life to Livel3; Match "They just didn 't have Game '73 S; Secret Storm 10: Making Things Grow 33 ; Phil .nothing on those boys," said Donahue 4 ; Fl!ntstones 6. ~ 4:0D-Mr. Cartoon 3; Love, American Style 13; Huck & Yogi 6; Gerald E. Bennett. one of the 12 . Somerset IS ; Secret Storm 8; Sesame St. 33: Speed Racer 6; jurors who returned the in· ,.. Movie "Rampage at Apache Wells" 10. nocent verdict l~ss than four 4: 3D-My Little Margie IS ; Merv Griffin 4 ; Abbott & Coste1Jo.8; . hoJII'S after U. S. District Court Oakfarl 13 : Petticoat Junction 3; I Love Lucy 6 . Judge Winston E. Arnow sent 5:0D-Mr . Rogers 20, 33; Bonanza 3; Hazel 8; Big Valley 6; . them behind closed doors .to Western · Star Theatre 15. 5:JD-Bl!verly Hillbillies 6; Elec. Co. 33 ; Gomer Pyle 13; deliberate. Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Trails West 15. 5:5s--Earl Nigtingale 15. 6: OD-News 3, 4, 8, 10, 15; Sesame Street 20 ; Sportscope 33. IN KOREA 6:3D- Environment Today & Tomorrow 33: N!lC News 3, 4,.15; VINTON - Army Pvt. ABC News6 ; CBS News 8, 10; I Dream of Jeannie 13. 7: OD-What's My Line 8 ; Elec. Co. 20 : Beat The Clock 4; News Edward L. Petrie, 19, a 1972 10 ~ Untamed World l); Lee Trev ino's Gold 15; Truth or graduate of North Gallia High Consequences 3, 6. ' School, is assigned to the 2nd 7:3G-Circus 4; To Tell the Truth 6 ; RFD 20; Cancer: Life or Death 33; Beat the Clock 13; Charles Blair's Better World 15 : air defense artillery in Korea. Pvt. Petrie is a radar crewman Football '73 3; New Price is Right 8, 10. 8:oo- Temperatures Rising6, 13 ;' Maude S, 10; Evening At Pops In Battery C, 1st Missile 33: Ohio This Week 20; NBC Reports 3, 4, 1S. Battalion, 2nd Air Defense 8: 3G-Hawaii Five.o 6. 10; Movie " The Six Million Dollar Man" Artillery. 6, 13; The Session 20 . 9: oo-The Outsiders 20, 33 . 6: 31f-'Columbus Today 4 ; Bible Answers 8; Fallh for Today 13; News 6. 6: 45- Corn,ob Report 3; Farm time 10. '7: oo-Today 3. 4, 15; CBS News S. 10; Fiintstones 13: Romper 6. 7:Jo- Roc ky & Bullwlnkle 13; New Zoo Revue 6. 8:0D-Capt. KangarooS, 10; New Zoo Revue 13: Sesame St. 33; The Problem Solver ______ ______ ,, • Hno mlllle,vy now In effect. With prujedud incrc.us •s in the Lmc duplicate from tho t Gavin mines lhc tax load should be reduced, Mrs. Thomas said. (Conllnufl(f from page II Mrs . Thomas made these other - w·e able to learn skiUs that muy 1111>ke points : them self-sufficient. - Present school !nciliti('S in ltuilnnd Mrs. Thomas udmil1ed thai >1lmost. · and due iu the hnpucl of ureinadoquate single-handl'dly, and after ex tensive senrches for oUter ways to obtain • lhe Gavin mines, may become suitable school, she determined lo HO unavailable. No oUter suitable buildin~ ahead and ask for a levy to build the exists in the county. - There is a need for expandlng1ser· school. "There Is just no other way," she said. vices to Include a work!!hop for adulls, preShe said every known foundation in the school, !acillties fo r severely handicapped, country turned her down and Federal aid including persons in wheel chairs, a home was first promised, then wl\hdrawn under trainer, speech therapy and • homethe Administration' s budget culling training center. - Total number of retardllQ in the policy. "Local revenue is the only an· county needing training, accordi ng to a swer ," she said. study, is 83. stale Stale matching funds , d.ollar for '-The building would be located in a dollar, are available. The levy would produce $250,000 under ce ntral place in ths county since the school present property valuations. Projected serves all school districts . VI ce President Bob Bum garner cost of the building and equipment would presided over the meeting. Guests in· be $500,000. Operating funds would derive from a lroduced included Denny Fobes, sports THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO VISITED OUS DISPLAY AT THE GALL/A COUNTY JUNIOR iFAIR 6: Is--Sacred Heort 10. 6: 20-Farm Report 13. 6: 25-Paul Harvey 13. 6: 3D-Columbus Today 4; Bible Answers 8 ; Good News 13 : School Scene 10. 7: oo-Today 4, 15: CBS Newss, 10 ; Ffintstones 13. 7: 3D-Rocky & Bullw lnkle 13; Telethon Continues 3. 6. 8:0D-Capt. Kangaroo 8, 10 ; Sesame St. 33 ; New Zoo Revue 13. 8: JD-jack La La nne 13. 8: 55-News 13. 9: OD-Paul Dixon 4; Phi.l ponahue IS ; Friendly Junction 10: Mr. Rogers 33: Peyton Place 13 ; Movie 8. 9: 3D-Peyton Place 13; Electric Co. 33. 9: ss--Chuck Wh ile Report 10. 10: oo- Dick Van Dyke 13; Dinah Store IS : Joker's Wild 10; Lers Travel 33. · IO:JD-Spflt Second 13; Baffle 4, 15; $10,000 Pyram id 8, 6 ; From the Hilts JJ; Telethon Continues 3, 6. 11 :OD-Password 13; Gambit 8, 10; Wizard of Odds 4, 15: Musical Encounter 33 . 11 : 3D-Hollywood Squares 4, 15; Love of Life S, 10; Brady Bunch 13; Milestones of Progress 3J . 11 :55-News 8 ; Dan lmel's Worgd 10. 12:00-Bob Braun's 50.50 Club 4; Jeopardy 15; News 8, 10, I] ; Sesame St. JJ. 12: 3D-3 W's 3, 15; Search for Tomorrow 8. 10. 12: 55-NBC News 15. I :OD-AII My Children 13; Green Acres 10; French Chef 33; Not for Women Only IS ; News3; Joker's Wild 8. 1: JD-3 On A Match 4, 15; As The World Turns S!J O; Evening at Pops 33: Telethon Continues J, 6; Let's Make A Deal13. 2:0D-Days of Our Lives 4, 15 : Newlywed Game 13; Guiding Llghl S, 10. 2: 3D-Doctors 4, 15: Edge of Nights, 10; Girl In My Life 13; Film 33. ' 3:0D-Another World 4, 15; General Hospital13 : Price Is Right S, 10; Jazz Set 33 . J :JD-Return to Peyton Place IS ; One Life to Live 13; Phil Doqahue 4; Secret Storm 10; Matci\·Game '73 S; Audubon Wildlife Theater 33. 312 6th ST. 10; Trrtvelure 6: 3 ABC News 6 : CBS News I , 10 : I Dream of Jettnnie 13; News 3, 4, 15 ; How Oo Your Children Grow? Jl. 8: oo-Leonard Repass 8; Gospel Car a 11M 6 ; Church Service 13 ; Billy James Hargis and his AII·Amerlcan Kids 10 ; Mormon Sun Nev&r Sefs 6. Hn1e l8 ; Mr. Rogers70, 33 r Western S t~r ThP<\ter lS . S: OO 6: DO- Tr.a velogue 4. 6: 30- This Week 4; Newsmaker '73 J3 ; L~mp Unto My Feel 10. 7:DO-Comm un lque 6i Old Ti me Gospel Hour 13; Time For Timothy< ; Look Up & Live 10. ' . ' .t oo r -------- -~--------------- REGULAR 64' UAKE STATE SUPfR BLEND OTOR Koep !> engines clco1\Cr , quie1e,r, mo10 pOwerful. liMIT 6 CANS SHOP AND SAVE THE EASY WAY-CHARGE ITI BOTH STORES DOWNTOWN GALLIPOLIS SILVER BRIDGE SHOPPING PLAZA • POINT PLEASANT STORE 'I) • •• • �: 3 'rhe ~nm lny 'l'utii'S - S.•nllurl, SUI rrlav. Sr'ut. 2. 11!7:1 Z- The Sunday Times • Sentilll'l, Sunday, Sept.2. 1973 Love. American Style 13; Huck & Yog1 6 . Somerset 15, Secret Storm 8; Sesam~ St. ll ,· Movie " March ot the- Wooden Television Log Soldiers" 10. 4: 30 Abbott & Costello B; My Little MArgie 15. D<lktari 13; Four at The Fair 4; Telethon (on l.lnue> ], 6. SUNDAY, SEPT.l 5:30- Beverly Hil lbillies 8; Electric Co. 33 ; Gomer Pyle 13 ; Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Trails WesiJS; Dick Von Dyke 4. · s: 55· Earl Nightingale 15. 6~ 7: 3D-Fallh for Today 8; Revival Fires .6·; Herald of Trulh 3; Camera Three 10 : Film 4. 7:45-News 4. I News 4, 8. 10, IS ; ABC News ll ; Sesame St. ]J . 7:00- Beat the Clock 4; News 10; Circus 13; What's My Line 8; Elec . Co. 20 ; Discover Flying 33 ; PeOple, Places and Things Choir 3; Day of Discovery •· 5; Truth or Consequences6 ; Celebration 3; Bobby Bowden 15. 8: 30-<Xal Roberts 3; Your Health 4; Day of Discover~ 8; Rex Humbard 13; Revival Fires 15; Kathryn Kuhlman 6; Get 7: JD-To Tell the Truth 6: TraffiC Court 10; Episode Acflon 33 ; Beat tl1e Clock 13 ; ll 's Your Bet 8 ; AII ·Amerfcan Futurity 41 Call of the West 15 ; To be announced 20. B: oo-Gunsmoke8, 10; Baseball World of Joe Garaglola 3. 4. 15; Rookies 6 : Magi~ Circus 13: World Symphony Orchestra 20. Together 10. 8: 55-Black Cameo 4. 9: Do-Singing Jubilee 3; Cadle Chapel 4; Oral Roberts JQ ; Rex Humbard 6. IS : Old· Fashioned Meellng 8. 9:JD-Church by Side of Jhe Road 4; Pebbles & Bamm Bamm 8; ChriSt Is the Answer 13 ; Friendly Junction 10. 10:00-Church Services<; Cu,rioslty ShOp6, 13; This Is the Life 3; Faith For Today 15; To Be Announced 8. 10: 15- Talking Hands 8. IO:JO-Viewpolnt S; This Is the Life 15 : Captain Noah 3; Insight 33. 8: 15- Bas~ball 3. 4, IS. 9: oo- Here's Lu cy 8. 10 ; M~vle ''Saller Beware" 6, 13. 9: Jo-Dorls Day 8. 10 : Book Beat 33, 20. JO:Oo-Paul Nuchl ms33; Medical CenterS: News 20 ; Land of the Small 10. 10: 15- The Slleni Years 20. 11 :0D- News 3, 4, 6, 8, 10. 1], 15. 11 :3G-Johnny Carson 3. 4, 1_5; Dick Cavett .6, 13: Movies " Chi ldren of Ihe Damned': S; "The Angry Breed" 10. J:OD-Man From U. N.C.L.E. 4: News 13. .4 ; Movie " The Oeerslayer" 10. 11 : OD-Point of VIew 6: Joy In Living 13; TV Chapel 3; Focus On Columbus 4 ; Camera Three 8; Across·the Fence 15. II : 3D-This Is The Answer 3; Make AWish 6, IJ: Insight 15; Face The Nation 8. 12 : QO--At Issue J; Rex Hum bard 8 ; Bowling 6 ; Doctors on Ca l! 4; 2: ()()---.oFocus on Columbus 4. 3: 00---News 4. Rev . Calv in Evans 13; Sacred Heart 15; Th e Issue 10. 12: 15-0pen Bible 15 . 12: JD-Rev lval Flres·l3 ; Meet the Press l , 4, 15. I:OD-Lower Lighthouse 13; Urba n League 10; Saint 15 : To be . TUESDAY , SEPT. 4, 1973 6: oo-Sunrlse Seminar 4; Sahed Heart 10. annou-nced 8 : Wagon Train 3; Man From U. N.C. L. E. 4. 1: JQ-issues & Answers 6. 13; Face The Nation 10. 2:oo-WeStern Theatre 15; Lassie 16; Arthur Smith S.; Tim~ Tunnel 13; Movies " Roa r of . the Dragon " 4; " Passport to China" 6. 2:3D-Movle " The Cossacks" 3: NFL Action '73 8; Death Valley Days 10. · J: OD-U. S. Open 'Tennis s, JO; Farmer's Daughter 13; To be announced lS. J : Is-Movie " Mexican Spitfire's Elephant" 4. 3:3o-Mancini Generation 6 ; Hooray for Hollywood 13. 4: oo-Sesame St. 33 ; To Be Announced 15; Wacky World of Jonathan Winters 6. 4: 30--'Come Together 3; Four at the Fair 4; World of .Surv·ival6 ; The Itinerary of Elie Wiesel 15 ; Pro Wide Receivers: Fast Moving Targets 13. s:oo-U.S. Amateur Golf Championship 6, 13; Animal World 8: Movie "Our Dancing Daughters" 33: Sports Challenge 10. S: 3D-CBS Sports Illustrated 8; ll Takes A Thiel l : Doctor In the House 4; To be announced 15. 6: OD-News4 : CBS News-Retrospective 8, 10; Car and Track 15. 6: 3D-NBC News 3, 4, 15: Jazz Set 33 ; Beauty Pageant 6 ; I've Got A Secret 13. 7: 0G-Safari to Adventure 3; Zoom 20, 33 ; Animal World 10 ; Lawrence Welk 13; This is Your Life 4; Wild Kingdom 15 ; UF08. 7:JD-Worfd of Dlsney.3, 4, 15; Let's Make A Deal 6 ; Dick Van Dyke 10; French Chef 20, J3. S: 3D-FBI6, 13; MASH 8, 10; Evening at Pops 20,33. 8: JD-Mannix S. 10; McCloud 3, 4, IS; Pro FootballS. 9:0D-Masterpiece Theatre 20, 33 ; Movi~ " My Son John" 13; . 9:JD-Barnaby Jones 10; Outta This World 6. IO:OD-Firlng L.ine 20, .33: Escape 3, 4, 15. 10: JD-We Think You Should Know 3: High Road to Adventure 10; Pollee Surgeon 15; Bobby Goldsboro 4; Jerry Lewis Telethon 6. II:OD-News 3, 4. 10. 15. 11: Is-CBS News JC. 11 :JD-News S, 13 ; Johnny Carson 15; Movie "The Day They Robbed the Bank of England" 10; Come to the Fa ir 4; Jerry Lewis. Telethon 3. 11 :45-Johnny Carson 4; Movie " Seven Thieves" S: ABC News 13. 12:0D-In Concert 13. I:OD-Roller Derby 4. I:JD- Telethon Continues 3, 6. 2:0D-News 4. · 4: 3D-Telethon Continues 3, 6. MONDAY, SEPT.3, 1973 6: 2G-Farm Report 6:oo-Sunrlse Seminar 4.· 6: 25-Paul Harvey 13 . '' Paymenton Demand'' 8; " Dancing ln the Da 1V' 10. I:OD-News 13; Man from U.N.C.L.E . 2:0D-Your Health 4. 2: 3G-News 4. 4. Albany fair opens Thursday POMEROY - The annual Albany Community Fair will open for a four day run Thursday with nwnerous activities planned. Gates will open at 4 p.m. on Thursday with evening highlights to include a horse shoe pitching contest at 5; the local churches' program froni one gallon •.. only •"'NYL ACRYLICNf '""lEX HOUSE PAl . I ---"'::=,....:::;!1....,·=:--SUTIER 'S GOlD -----.:16~5::;9:;: · 0~1--0N[ U S GALLON CAROLINA LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. I PT- PLEASANT w a ,m 1ui:I5C1AY i\1 me TneiiPr I UT\f'f&l Hom~ . LanLallcr , WITh Rt'V GeOr(le W HPr(J Oll i,)ll l fng llurmt · wltl btt 1 P m , 111 Movn~ Hill C"me terv . GoiiiPolit. r·ricnds mny ca ll 111 I he tun er&! ho.me- between 1 y IJ Ill Sunday Bnd between ';I A LENAG . ttAY c;.G1 A ~ tlPO LIS Mrs L,•nn T 111y . 51 , 1'1 rv sl df'nt Of H t J d lf'Ci 1 r Jd<'IY' oi 10hornvllltL 05 ft m lr r nw L • 1 It 1 I lll d !e ld Hnsp lta l ul t s ur W She W<t t born m Pt , l'ltHU.a nt , Va .• hn:-; been S('I'Villt-( HS chah'WOitfun Of the on I llll . 18 1'918 OMIUJQil ler at 1116 Jat o Mr anJ rs Elmf'r VanSicklft S~e rs liUrv Jv·cd by hur hu Sband , Enrersan ; throe sons, Cultural Ark' Committee. Mrs. Lund met her· husbaM at Concordia College where she received her degree . 'l'hc cuuple's daughifr, ltach I, The public is invited lo attend the farewell reception . Henrv Van Sick l e, Colum b us Del Van Slcll,le, Gallipolis , and 6ert V,;,nSickle , VInton , •. F uner.!_l services wlp p, heJd MASON DRIVE-IN .,, I '.V v" "' ;.\ t · r loJurl dinner. Nrqhlly Tonighi.Mon .-Tues. Sepl. 2.3.4 Published every by The Oh io Publlsl'llng Co. GALLIPOLIS Valley 825 Th ird Ave., Gall ipolis, Oh io 4563 1. Published every we-ekday 6to7:30p.m.; a concert by the Alexander Local Band from 7:30 to 8. At 8 p.m. the City Slickers, a barbershop quartet from Columbus, will be featured . There will also be a tractor pulling contest in· eluding a powder pull division at 7:30p.m. · Gates of the fair will open at noon on Friday. Judging of all articles @<Cept liVestock will get w'Jdell!vay at I p.m. and at3 p.m. there will be bike and tricycle parades and races. Another round of horseshoe pitching will take place at ~ . with a program by local churches from 6 to 7:30p.m . A tractor pulllqg ~onlest will be held at 7:30p.m. with a "Grand · Old Opry" S,how at 8 to feature "Jim and Jesse". At 9 a.m. on Saturday, there will be a pet show and the . junior fair tractor pull with liveslock judging at 10 a.m. A garden tractor 'pulling conteat will take place at noon. Draft horse •how and judging will be at I :30 p.m.; junior fair and 4H show and demonatrallom al 3 p.m.; local rock and roll muslcalgroupat4:30 p.m.; the junior fair parade lt 5 p.m. ; a pony pulling contest at 6 p.m. AlB alsO "Strings Unlimited", a musical group from Colwnbua will be presented, At 7there will be a banjo playing conteat followed by a fiddler~' contest at 8. A iQIW'e dance and lhow featuring "Fros and the Greenhorna" wiD be 1taged at 9:30 and firework• wilD be a feature at 10:30. On SWiday there will be a .p.~~rade thrOUCh town •I noon and a 15-dlu horae show at I p.m. RldN and 'other en· lertalnmenl are alao on the ground• for the enUre r.-r . ~--- TME; DAILY SENTINEL. 111 Court St ., Pomeroy , o -45769 . Published &very week· day ev11nlng IIICCtpt Satur · MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATE S The Gaiii~»CI Is Tribune In Ohio and Welt Ylrglnla one year $15, tilt months Sl, thrtt months 15, t litwhtre 117 per year, I i lii months $9 , fhree exctvs lv ely t11t ltltd to the vu· to r publication Qf au ntws dlspalches credited to thll newspaper lind also th4i lOci I , ntws publllhtd herein . MEtGS THEATRE PLANET OF THE APES (Tech nIcolor J Roddy McDowa ll p aude Akins Nomination made of Carol Adams POMEROY _ Carol Jean Adams, High St., nas been nominated by Ohio Eta Phi Chapter, Beta Sigma Chi of Meigs county as "Outstanding Young Woman" for 1973. She is now being con· side•ed for further state and national awards. This fall, 50 of the · young women nominated.for the Outstanding Young Women of America program - one from each slate - will be named as their state's Outstandin g Youn g Woman of the Year. from the !irty slate winners, the national Ten Outstanding ' Young Women of America for 1973 will . be selec ted. The ,National Winners will be pres~n tcd at a special awards ceren;10ny to be held this fall in Washington , D. C. WE ARE E OLDEST MQBILE HOME DEALER TN THE AREA! Plus THE PUBLIC EYE (•Technicolor) Mia Farrow Mi chaeo Jaysion (GI Show Starts 7 p . m . Monday thru Thursday Sept. 3-4·5·6 · NOT OPEN J. F . CUNNINGHAM POMEROY J Fra nk Cunninqham, 70, Stewart. Ohi 6, died Thursday eveni ng at Un ive r sity Hospital: Colum bus , fo llowing a br ief Ill n ess. Born in Ritch ie Co .• W. Va., he was the son of Mr s. Blanche Cunn in gham at Parkersbu r g and the late Ranar Cun . ningham. He was a former emp loyee of American Biscose In Pa rke rsburg and a former employee of th e Athens Mental Health Center , having retired in 1969 . Su rviving besi des hi s mothe1r are hi s wife, Mrs. (Carol Li n ton ) Cu nningham, St ewart ; two d aug hter s, Mrs . Rex (Caro l L ouise) Qu inn, Rohnar t Park, Cali f .: Mr s, Con r ad (Fra n ) Chesse r . F ort Dix, N . J .; two siste r s, M rs . (Ger . tru de) Kimble , Boaz , W. Va., Mrs. L uc ill e Bays, a nd Parkersburg ; one b r other , Char l es Cun ni ngham. Pa rkersbur g ; four grand sons, •• '. Sun., Mon., Tues. • Sept. 2-3-4 RAQUEL WELCH KAMSASCITY ' BOMBER .••,. .' COLO'' · * • 'l'h••tllrl' ·' ' R((JCERS.., IUIEtfi' W\Sl'. COlJ)R ·, ~... ~ . ... (i) CARTOON •• ::.'.::.:· *:. DALLAS PELL GA LLIP OLI S - Dallas P ell , 53 , a former resident of Gallia County , died Friday a t a hosplta·l in Columbus , M r. P e ll w as em ploy ed at the Batille Ins t itute in Co l umbus . H e was born Ju ne 28, 1920, In Kanaw ha Co un ty , W. Va., son ol th e l ate Ji;'mes and Mary Peil. He is su rviv ed by h iS wile F ran ces. and th ree chil dren . F un er al se r vices will be held 2 p .m . Tu esday at Southw ic k Funeral Home', Columbus . Friends may c all fro m 2-4 and 7-9 p m. Monda y at the fun eral home. Burial arrange m ent s ar e incom pl ete . 241 EXPERTISE 'IS IMPORTANT - WE KNOW OUR PRODUCT! Patio Block Stepping Stones ..••• Decorative Concrete Block REG. $2.98 NEW FALL COLORS! POLYESTER DOUBLE KNill 99 GALLIPOLIS; OHIO Gallipol~~ Ohio White crew neck tee shirt with taped !.houlde·r and sport collar . 5 . M, L, Xl. Double po nel seot , lull wpport brieh , .22 to 42 . !RIPLE ///CHECK ~ KNIT or CROCHH AFtiHAN KITS $ REGULAR $7 6.44 So lid state lightweight ha s 12" , diagonal pictur e, VHF/ UHF tuners, automatic AFC, 13,000 volt picture power, 3·1/8" speaker. 99 Beau tif ul warmth you knit or oochet you rself . Kit\ hove enough ~ ply yorm to make o 45 x 60" afghan . A trio ·of exci ting pot tem s in every imogi noble color cornbi nottol'l. '''Mu rph·;, ·, Own B'OJ\ d Boys' School Favorites SHORT SLEEVE Ban Lon ( Rl SH IRT S COMFORTABlE ACETATE TR ICOT TAILORED BRIEFS c PK<O. OFJ Regular $2.57• Mock turfle an d fashio n collar shirts In str ipes or so l id co lors with con trasting trim . Easy.c are. easy .wear 100 per cen t ny lon . Sizes 8 Ia 18. REGULAR PRICE 59~ LB. 453 Jackson Pike PKG. ol 2 TEE SH IRTS or BRIEFS :::A~·~ This new, a ll glo ss aqua.rium ha s no metal fram e to ob· struct your view of the fi sh. Comes with filter, pump, automatic heater ; flo ss and. charcoal. Save now' DISPOSABlES! MURPHY'S DAYTIME 30 DIAPERS LB. Rich, creomy centers. Fr~$h, chewy caramel . SUPER ABSORBENT SUPER BLEND QUAKER STATE MOTOR OIL I SAVE 30' I I SAVE 22' I 131 42~UART REG . $1 .67 Pin los s, od lt esivc tab s. Fit babies 12·22 po~nd s. Smeltzer Garden Center CARTER & EVANS INC. (BUILDING IUPPLIIS) REG. $14.9S ' $ 27~ "CASH & CARRY'' OUVI ST. 99 ( SAVE $8.441 White, pastels and citrus colors. Elasticize d wai st and legs. 5· 10. The Newest Way To Build Book Shelves, Also Used For Screening ~·:,::::::;::· Black .1 White PORTAl LE TV CREAM (AIAMELS OFF 1 ~:,_.,n<·: '-:''l'''i NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRAND 75 SQUARE INCH ALL MANY STYLES, COLORS & SIZES TO CHOOSE FROM-OFFER ENDS SEPT. 8th ALL-GLASS AQUARIUM Solids and 2 and 3·color yarn dyed po · lyesters! Jacquard, smooth, novelty knit s. Full bolts . 58 /60" wide . $1.29 CHOOSE NOW FROM OUR LARGE SELECTION AND SAVE BATHROOM VANITIES 10 GA LLON TA NK AND ALL TH E SASIC EQUIPMENT! YARD REG. 0 MEN'S UNDERWEAR ,)'Jr, ..•,• CHOICE OF BEAUTIFUL DECORS AYAILABLE IN OTHER SIZES X 1\' !)!; ll' \1' . large wardrobe closets, etc. Many options from garbage ditpotal to 52' J. . :. i~~fJsi~ ~ · ~:,: ::~; br.other . ·~ F un eral serv i ces will be Su!'l day at 1 p .m . at the White F unera l Hom e. Coolvill e in charge of Rev . Roy W. Rose . with bu rial in Centennia l Cemeter¥, _ i_n Wa shi ngton Ca. Friends may ca ll at the tl.m era l hqrtle today. tONIGHT THRUWEDNESDAY . carpet, etc. one \~ t R£G . S 1.99 COMFY SOfT KNIT two granddaughter s, three g r eat -gr and ch ildren , and severa ' nieces and nep hews. He was preceded in death by ' TOTAL ELECTRIC - 3 BEDROOMS ' JUNE MAN NAHAN QUEEN GA LLIPOLIS - Word we s rece ived he r e Sa tu rday that Mrs . June Mannahan Qu &e n, 27, a former re sid ent of Ga ll ipo l is, !;lied unexpectedly last Monday at Cro fton , Kv. She is su r vive d by h e r hu sband, Ap py Queen, two so ns, Jimmy , 11 , and J e ff , 21f, , and one daUghte r, Lorle, 5, ail at hom e. Mrs . Queen was th e daughter of Mr . and Mr s. Sa mm ie Mannahan, of Nor · tonv ill e. Ky. They sur vive, along w it h tw o broth er s and f ive sisPlrs. Fu neral sefvices were held Thursday at th e Nor ton ville Hol in ess Church w!th Rev. Charles W, Fa rley off ic iating . ( PGI .. ,,.. 11 to 4 MON. LABOR DAY ABOR DAY BUYS . GALLIPOL. IS ._:. Or . Howard G. Young, form er pastor ot the First Bapti s t Chu rch Ga llipolis, died une)(pec tediY at h!s home in Chena ngo Fo rk N . Y . F riday . ' Or . Young , who served th e Ga llipol is church from 1958 t hrough 19M. is survi ved by h is wife Esther , and one son 1 Merle . Funeral senlices will be hel d 1 p .m . T!Jesday at th e ·ce ntral Baptist Church at Chenango Fork . The body is at the William Chase Fu neral Ho me, 737 Che n 9ngo St ., Port Dickson. N .Y. • ask the m an who's had one! 1 11 ' OR . HOWARD YOUNG Perlect household pels! Just lu11"1incrted ceiling in kitchen -Frost free refrigerator with ice maker.coved acksplr>Sh & drip proof - edge of kitchen counter topt - Ieitch en canopy months 15,50. The Da lly Stntlnet. one year 116.00, l lx months 18.50, three monlht 15.00. The Un ited Pren Jn , tunat lonal (XI - Pius"SWINGING PUSSYCATS" . BATTLE FO.R THE Overhang shingle roof - 3/ 12 roof pitch - gutte11 & d~wntpouts .- 8" baked aluminum house siding -1 house window• - self. storing storms - Pease house door - reverse aisle for privacy & lOFety - cedar lined closets - house type bedroom furniture - removable screens throughout Second Class Postage Pa id at Gallipolis. Ol'llo -45631 • • day . Entertd as second clan mailing mauer at Pomeroy, Ohio Post Office . ·By urrler d'ally and Sl.lnday, 55c Plr week . lnga Steeger Crities' Choiet~ . Sunday DAILY TRIBUNE 1Eve lyn Traege r Tonight, Sept. 2 Our "VINDALE SECTIONAL ••• 60'X24' SUNDAY l'MES.SENTINEL ;r HE SWING IN ' S.TEWARDESSES yield; Glenn R. Miller, 33, Rt. $28 speed; Harold E. Ash, 60, I, Bidwell, $28 left of center; Pomeroy, $18speed; Robert E. Virginia Simms, 48, Gallipolis, Co mbs, 52, Columbus, $23 $18 speed; Richard H. Roy, 44, speed; Paul E. Hurst, 28, Gallipolis, $18 disobeyi ng red Wheelersbum, $18 speed, and light; John R. Hunnell, 19, Rt. Steve Slone, Gallipolis, $1()8 1, Middleport, $28 fai lure to assault and battery. yield; Gary L. Queen;22, Kerr, 1 to 6 SUN. oiiOP tARlY WHI LE 0UIINIIIIE5 LASr MINN I E DENNEY Mrs E .thel Rod(Jers. Colum bus . and tour brother s, Joe and " 2 DAYS .• SUNDAY & MONDAY, SEPT. 2 & 3 GALLIPOLIS Mrs Minnie M Denney , 7Y, a ruldunt al R!o Grandc 1 d ied .,rur(l&y morninQ al 4.30 shortly after being adml l ted to HOlzer MediCal Ce nler . She wM born Jvly ?9, 1894. In Th urman , daughter ol the late Allred i'U)d Nancy ware Me Nea l . She was mMr!ed to Everell Denney , who died In 196S. Mrs. Denn~y resided In G,a llia cou nly all of her ill e She is survived by o;,e br other . Thomas McNeal. Oak Hl!l Two brDthers and two si sters preceded her In dealh . Se¥cral nieces and nephews su rvW e. . St1e was a membef of tho Harr i sburg Baptist Chu r c h were funeral servi ces w il l Qe conducted 11 a .m . Monday . The body w ill lie In stnte 111 the church one hour pr ior to th e services , Friends may call at th e M cC oy Moore F unerBI Ho me after 3: 30 P . m . Su nday . Bur ial Will be in Cal11ary Ceme tery Rio Gran de . ' Wa yne Kel'llpf'r, Lin' a , Ge no Carnpbell , GallipoliS ; thr ee sluers . MniJ , Ca rr lt.! Mllnt ey Ca ll l ~oll!i r M iss FlorencO VanSh:kl., , Orlando , J=ll' ., tlnd was bOrn in POfll(U'OY . LAY -AWAY And 7 9 p . m . MOiic.liiV lewis Kempel' , Li\nt;astc r , 20 Court cases settled evening U<:f!P. ' Seturday . Resists mildew, chalk· ing, blistering and fading. Easy clean-up, •• Antiwar veterans acquitted --9":3Q-Virg inian 8; Movie " Murdock' s Gang" 10. LATEX HOUSE PAINT PH. 675·1160 (Contln"cd trom page II l'r·ogrunl und u voluntJit·r wl'1rker fot· the ""'"' dinic. shs Is u mcrnlwr or tho newly rurnll' d Amcricun 1\ssnciutlon o! UniVCJ'slty Wumcn \11 MciHS County mtd editor of The Daily Sentinel ;' t~e Hcv, ' Ed. Fischer, Ken Grover, Ponleroy, Bill Woodard, of Jackson, and R~ss I.engs, Ravenna. ! Ladles of the church served a chicken ALL STORES .OPEN · ! .Area Deaths ! Farewell ••• Double Feature Program IO:OD-Marcus Welby, M.D. 6, 13 : News 20 : World Symphony Orchestra 33 . 11:0D-News 3, 4, 8, 13. 15, 10, 6. 11:Jo-Johnny Carson 3. 4, IS; Dick Cavett 6, 13 : Movies .... ~ Community • • • GALLIPOLIS - Twenty cases were terminated Friday GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UP!) in Municipal Court . Roy E. Caldwell, 58, - A federal court jury Friday acquitted eight antiwar Colwnbus, was fined $100 and veterans of charges of plotting costs for having no operator's Timm y and Lassie 6. violence to disrupt the 1972 license . David E. Daugherty, 8: 3D-Jack La La nne 3; Huck and Yogi 6. Republican nationa'l con- 49, Rt. 4, Oak Hill, was fined $10 8: ss--News 13. 9: OD- Pau l Dixon 4< Friendly Junction 10; A.M. 3; Peyton Place vention. Pete Mahoney, one of and costs for unsafe vehicle. lJ; Phil Donahue 15; Mister Roberts 33; Brady Bunch 6 ; Forfeiting bonds were Buddy the defendants, turned his back Mov ie "Conquest of Spac;e" 8. E. Kearns, 24, Middleport, $18 on a raucous victory party 9: 3D-To Tell The Truth 3; Peyton Place 13; Elec. Co. 33 ; Wild, Friday night, frowned at an parking on the highway; Wild West 6. empty beer can and said: "I Benjamin A. Shenefield, 33, Rt. 9: 55- ctlUck White Reports 10. 10: OD-Dinah Shore 3, 15 : Joker's Wild 10; Dick Van Dyke JJ ; still can't forget the govern· I, Crown City, $23 speed; Linda Ulias, Yoga, and You 33. ment put me through 14 . Lou McMillan, 25, Gallipolis, JO :JD- Baffle 3, 4, 15 : SIO,OOO Pyram id 8, 10 : Spilt Second 13; $23 speed; Cla~de L. Hale, 64, months of hell." Zoom 33; Mike Douglas 6. The defendants, all members Ashland, Ky., $23 speed; Debra 11: 00- Gambit 8, 10; Password 13; Wizard of Odds 3, 4, 15: of the Vietnam Veterans J . Boggs, 19, Rt: 3, Oak Hill, $2B Travelure 33. 11 :3D-Hollywood Squares 3, 4, 15 : Love of Life 8, 10; Brady agilinat the war (VVAW), had speed; Jerry L. Ferrell, 25, Bunch 13; Bowling 6: Episode Action 33. gambled on their rapport with Charleston, $18 running a red 11 : 5s--CBS News S; Dan lmef's World 10. the jury, whose average age light; Eugene L. Plantz, 33, 12:0D-Jeopardy 3, 15; Bob Braun's 50·50 Club 4; Password 6 ; was 31. The defense presented Bidwell, $23 speed; Walter L. News 10, S, 13; Sesame St. 33. only one w'itness, a bomb ex. Sommer, 56, Gallipolis, $18 12:3D-3 W's 3. 15; Split Second6 ; Search For Tomorrow 8, 10. pert, to counter 28 people speed; George Marshall, 54, 12:5s-- News 3, 15. I:Oo-News 3; All My Children 6, 13 ; Green Acres 10; Not For paraded to the stand by the Chesapeake, $28 failure to Women Only 1S ; Discover Flying 33; Joker's Wild 8. goverrunent's chief prosecutor, 1: JD-3 On A Match 3, 4, 15 : The World Turns s, 10; Le('s Make A Jack Carrouth. Oeal6, 13 ; How do Your Children Grow 33 . The gamble paid off. Sources 2:0D-Days of Our Lives 3, 4, 15 : Newlywed Game 6, 13; Guiding said only two of the dozen Light B, 10; Woman 33. 2:JD-Edge of Night 8, 10; Girl in My Life 6, 13; Musical En· jurors had any doubts about the innocence of the defen· counter 33 ; Doctors 15, 3, 4. 3 : ~Another World 3. 4, 15; General Hospital 6, 13; Price Is _ dants, "and they weren't hard Right s, 10; Folklife Discussion 33. to convince." 3:3D-Return to Peyton Place 3, 15; One Life to Livel3; Match "They just didn 't have Game '73 S; Secret Storm 10: Making Things Grow 33 ; Phil .nothing on those boys," said Donahue 4 ; Fl!ntstones 6. ~ 4:0D-Mr. Cartoon 3; Love, American Style 13; Huck & Yogi 6; Gerald E. Bennett. one of the 12 . Somerset IS ; Secret Storm 8; Sesame St. 33: Speed Racer 6; jurors who returned the in· ,.. Movie "Rampage at Apache Wells" 10. nocent verdict l~ss than four 4: 3D-My Little Margie IS ; Merv Griffin 4 ; Abbott & Coste1Jo.8; . hoJII'S after U. S. District Court Oakfarl 13 : Petticoat Junction 3; I Love Lucy 6 . Judge Winston E. Arnow sent 5:0D-Mr . Rogers 20, 33; Bonanza 3; Hazel 8; Big Valley 6; . them behind closed doors .to Western · Star Theatre 15. 5:JD-Bl!verly Hillbillies 6; Elec. Co. 33 ; Gomer Pyle 13; deliberate. Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Trails West 15. 5:5s--Earl Nigtingale 15. 6: OD-News 3, 4, 8, 10, 15; Sesame Street 20 ; Sportscope 33. IN KOREA 6:3D- Environment Today & Tomorrow 33: N!lC News 3, 4,.15; VINTON - Army Pvt. ABC News6 ; CBS News 8, 10; I Dream of Jeannie 13. 7: OD-What's My Line 8 ; Elec. Co. 20 : Beat The Clock 4; News Edward L. Petrie, 19, a 1972 10 ~ Untamed World l); Lee Trev ino's Gold 15; Truth or graduate of North Gallia High Consequences 3, 6. ' School, is assigned to the 2nd 7:3G-Circus 4; To Tell the Truth 6 ; RFD 20; Cancer: Life or Death 33; Beat the Clock 13; Charles Blair's Better World 15 : air defense artillery in Korea. Pvt. Petrie is a radar crewman Football '73 3; New Price is Right 8, 10. 8:oo- Temperatures Rising6, 13 ;' Maude S, 10; Evening At Pops In Battery C, 1st Missile 33: Ohio This Week 20; NBC Reports 3, 4, 1S. Battalion, 2nd Air Defense 8: 3G-Hawaii Five.o 6. 10; Movie " The Six Million Dollar Man" Artillery. 6, 13; The Session 20 . 9: oo-The Outsiders 20, 33 . 6: 31f-'Columbus Today 4 ; Bible Answers 8; Fallh for Today 13; News 6. 6: 45- Corn,ob Report 3; Farm time 10. '7: oo-Today 3. 4, 15; CBS News S. 10; Fiintstones 13: Romper 6. 7:Jo- Roc ky & Bullwlnkle 13; New Zoo Revue 6. 8:0D-Capt. KangarooS, 10; New Zoo Revue 13: Sesame St. 33; The Problem Solver ______ ______ ,, • Hno mlllle,vy now In effect. With prujedud incrc.us •s in the Lmc duplicate from tho t Gavin mines lhc tax load should be reduced, Mrs. Thomas said. (Conllnufl(f from page II Mrs . Thomas made these other - w·e able to learn skiUs that muy 1111>ke points : them self-sufficient. - Present school !nciliti('S in ltuilnnd Mrs. Thomas udmil1ed thai >1lmost. · and due iu the hnpucl of ureinadoquate single-handl'dly, and after ex tensive senrches for oUter ways to obtain • lhe Gavin mines, may become suitable school, she determined lo HO unavailable. No oUter suitable buildin~ ahead and ask for a levy to build the exists in the county. - There is a need for expandlng1ser· school. "There Is just no other way," she said. vices to Include a work!!hop for adulls, preShe said every known foundation in the school, !acillties fo r severely handicapped, country turned her down and Federal aid including persons in wheel chairs, a home was first promised, then wl\hdrawn under trainer, speech therapy and • homethe Administration' s budget culling training center. - Total number of retardllQ in the policy. "Local revenue is the only an· county needing training, accordi ng to a swer ," she said. study, is 83. stale Stale matching funds , d.ollar for '-The building would be located in a dollar, are available. The levy would produce $250,000 under ce ntral place in ths county since the school present property valuations. Projected serves all school districts . VI ce President Bob Bum garner cost of the building and equipment would presided over the meeting. Guests in· be $500,000. Operating funds would derive from a lroduced included Denny Fobes, sports THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO VISITED OUS DISPLAY AT THE GALL/A COUNTY JUNIOR iFAIR 6: Is--Sacred Heort 10. 6: 20-Farm Report 13. 6: 25-Paul Harvey 13. 6: 3D-Columbus Today 4; Bible Answers 8 ; Good News 13 : School Scene 10. 7: oo-Today 4, 15: CBS Newss, 10 ; Ffintstones 13. 7: 3D-Rocky & Bullw lnkle 13; Telethon Continues 3. 6. 8:0D-Capt. Kangaroo 8, 10 ; Sesame St. 33 ; New Zoo Revue 13. 8: JD-jack La La nne 13. 8: 55-News 13. 9: OD-Paul Dixon 4; Phi.l ponahue IS ; Friendly Junction 10: Mr. Rogers 33: Peyton Place 13 ; Movie 8. 9: 3D-Peyton Place 13; Electric Co. 33. 9: ss--Chuck Wh ile Report 10. 10: oo- Dick Van Dyke 13; Dinah Store IS : Joker's Wild 10; Lers Travel 33. · IO:JD-Spflt Second 13; Baffle 4, 15; $10,000 Pyram id 8, 6 ; From the Hilts JJ; Telethon Continues 3, 6. 11 :OD-Password 13; Gambit 8, 10; Wizard of Odds 4, 15: Musical Encounter 33 . 11 : 3D-Hollywood Squares 4, 15; Love of Life S, 10; Brady Bunch 13; Milestones of Progress 3J . 11 :55-News 8 ; Dan lmel's Worgd 10. 12:00-Bob Braun's 50.50 Club 4; Jeopardy 15; News 8, 10, I] ; Sesame St. JJ. 12: 3D-3 W's 3, 15; Search for Tomorrow 8. 10. 12: 55-NBC News 15. I :OD-AII My Children 13; Green Acres 10; French Chef 33; Not for Women Only IS ; News3; Joker's Wild 8. 1: JD-3 On A Match 4, 15; As The World Turns S!J O; Evening at Pops 33: Telethon Continues J, 6; Let's Make A Deal13. 2:0D-Days of Our Lives 4, 15 : Newlywed Game 13; Guiding Llghl S, 10. 2: 3D-Doctors 4, 15: Edge of Nights, 10; Girl In My Life 13; Film 33. ' 3:0D-Another World 4, 15; General Hospital13 : Price Is Right S, 10; Jazz Set 33 . J :JD-Return to Peyton Place IS ; One Life to Live 13; Phil Doqahue 4; Secret Storm 10; Matci\·Game '73 S; Audubon Wildlife Theater 33. 312 6th ST. 10; Trrtvelure 6: 3 ABC News 6 : CBS News I , 10 : I Dream of Jettnnie 13; News 3, 4, 15 ; How Oo Your Children Grow? Jl. 8: oo-Leonard Repass 8; Gospel Car a 11M 6 ; Church Service 13 ; Billy James Hargis and his AII·Amerlcan Kids 10 ; Mormon Sun Nev&r Sefs 6. Hn1e l8 ; Mr. Rogers70, 33 r Western S t~r ThP<\ter lS . S: OO 6: DO- Tr.a velogue 4. 6: 30- This Week 4; Newsmaker '73 J3 ; L~mp Unto My Feel 10. 7:DO-Comm un lque 6i Old Ti me Gospel Hour 13; Time For Timothy< ; Look Up & Live 10. ' . ' .t oo r -------- -~--------------- REGULAR 64' UAKE STATE SUPfR BLEND OTOR Koep !> engines clco1\Cr , quie1e,r, mo10 pOwerful. liMIT 6 CANS SHOP AND SAVE THE EASY WAY-CHARGE ITI BOTH STORES DOWNTOWN GALLIPOLIS SILVER BRIDGE SHOPPING PLAZA • POINT PLEASANT STORE 'I) • •• • �ill'j~ <lllll.aiiUIL /\IIH.II !h ulllt'l' I~IS ]IInll~ nr lt•;ult·t·ship she has hl'l\1 Ill ( \l hUllhiiS i_ U'l' d ttt ll'· pt·nmn uf lht• , :allamt Uml (' ulumb\Hi Sy111ph1lll)' Or· ('ht•slr·a :trul vit·t··dtUII'pt.'rson il f Ht•sidl'lltinl Dlvudou of To speak at luncheon Miss lisa Dawn Houck ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT- Mr. and Mrs. Billy J{ouck, 12 Hillcrest Dr., Gallipolis, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Usa Dawn Houck, w ~ames Franklin Pemberton, Little Rock, Ark. Miss Houck is a graduate of Gallia Academy and attended Ohio.University \ast year. She is employed by Opry Land USA at Nashville, Tenn. Pemberton, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pemberton Jr., Hendersonville, Tenn., is a native of Nashville. He is employed as a buy~r for Sterling Stores in Uttle Rock . The outdoor wedding will take place in Centennial Park, Nashville, on the morning of September 29. Symphony set for Charleston GALLIPOLIS - The TriCounty Community Concert M>ociation has just received word that the Charleston Community Music Association, with whom reciprocity is shared, will open its annual seri~s with the -)'lew York Philharmonic Orchestra. This world-renowned orchestra will perform at tlle Charleston Municipal Auditorium at 8 p.m. Friday, September 7. Because of the great expense of bringing such an attraction w this area , members of neighboring associations are·being asked to pay a nominal $3 admission charge for lhis one concert. Regular single admissions are priced at $8. Members of the TCCA will be admitted to tllis concert by presenting their ~embers hip receipts and paying the small additional fee . Although the local association 's membership drive for new members does not open until September 10, anyone interested in joining early in order to attend the Charleston concertis asked to call the nearest area chairperson and a drive worker will see that they are provided with a membership as quickly as possible. Last year's members who have not yet sent in their renewals are urged to do so immediately, so that they may re ce ive their membership receipts-before September 7. Galha County residents may call di-ive headquarters, 446- Coi\l.f .II'OI.!S SUITS FILED · CHARLESTON, W. Va . (UPI ) - Lawsuits totaling $164 million have been filed in federal court here against Pittston Co., of New York, parent firm of Buffalo Mining Co., whose slag pile ·darn collapsed and killed 125 persons in Logan County 18 months ago. BETTER SPORTSWEAR THESE YOUNGSTERS are members of tbe pre-Bchool and kindergarl<n ballet classes taught by Mrs. Gillian Moore under the auspices of the French Art Colony. TO BROADCAST RACINE - The Ra cine Baptist Church will have a ·radio program at 9:30 p.m. Sunday over Huntingto n WEEM·FM radio. Pastor Waller Bil{acsan will give the sermon and there will be special songs. . Reduced 40% --- &tC. rGallipolis, Ohio.-.-.......-.....,;.·• - ' I)OHNSON ~ Tracto r trailer tr ucks today . much impr oved Over their predecessor s of the ea rly nin eteenth I ' .centur y. now ha ve the 'Capac it y to carry heavie r ~ oads , are . more durably IConstruded and can tra ve l :much lo~ger distan.;es . ' Some tra ctor cabs have ~he c ap~b ilily of pulling 'Several coupled tra ilers at :one tim e to All fall type flowers on sale at a fanlastic tow price for two days only . Nothing held back , our regular merchandise •• goes - Sunday and Monday Only. I bel ioined to other ' unites o the mobile home lo this method, home owners will abJ~ to add to th ei r ~dwelling as do those who !own cOnventional homes, •by addmg garage s, par· : ches , and extr a rooms . t If you are a pote nt•al : home buyer , it Wi,l I be to , your benefit to stop In for 1 complete informati.on :concerning mobi le .homes ~ and to see the ac t Ua l : produd, what it consists of, • how it is made, and how ' .. complet e, modern and • styl ish,it .is. Spend all your :tomorrows in luxury and '" comfort by lnvesting in a : mobile home ·today . •mo b t l ~ :be SUNDAY and MONDAY ONLY -.-.- NOW oNlY ~ PLASTIC $395 TAWNEY JEWELERS 422 Second Ave. DRAPES EXTRA WIDE . Gallipolis Printed designs and solids. Made e. 2 DAYS ONLY WE'RE OPEN 10 TILL 9-LABOR I • DAY~SHOP See Thru Heavy Gauge Vinyl 2 Different sizes - one for chairs, one for sofas. Regular values to s 1.77. Protect your furniture. f •Thick, hefty, Otl-s1ulled upper leat her •Rugged rawh 1de lacings ·~usky . genu1ne rug mo~ n taineenng sole •E xclusive Sebago hand-sewn cra ftsmanshiP l.ea ~u a profelllonal I(M)klnl llnlsh lhal drlet lut 1tnd leavn no odor. WUI With 1nd tcrub titan. 8pre1d1 Priced al •utly, tw<h upt won't show. White ond 7 colon. SAVE 1!.54 ~Y~~§O GAI.LQN, ,,. BETTE,. FOOTWEAR .FOft THE FAMIL.Y FOLDS UP! SEE THRU VINYL \ FLORAL WAsTEBASKET BUBBLE UMBRELLA 50¢ 39~ GLIDDEN REGULAR •154 "SPRED SATIII" LATEX ·PAIIIT rlgtdity under arch fSOr~P/~j~~ Sizes 8-9·10 White & Colors ..... WHILE THEY LAST •• 3 • (< Events Gattipotis, Ohio Phone 614-446-3547 "'~-----------J • "'· .' • ···· ·'·' F&AM, will m~el In regular SUNDA V session Tuesday evening. All BURRIS, Nibert and Lanier Master Masons invit<.d. homecoming at the Millstone Church, Mason County, W.Va. Services will begin at 10:30 a.m. and the Duncan Family will pt ~vide special music. Basket dinner at noon . PETERS Reunion at Fletcher Chapel Hall ncar Springfield jusl o[f SR 41. Basket dinner at noon . All relatives welcome. McCALL Family reunion on stage at the Gallia County Junior fairgr ounds . Basket dinner at noon. Family and friends invited. WlLLIAMS-Boster reunion at the Gallia County fairgrounds. Dinner at noon . Friends and re latives welcome. RIO Grande College president 's re ception for fa culty and staff al 8 p.m. in the dining hall. ANNUAl.. Richards reunion at Tyn Rhos, basket dinner. LESTER E. Drummond reunion at· the family home place near C;ldmus. Basket dinner at noon . MONDAY GAJ,.LIA COUNCIL No. 114 Daughters of America regular meeting, . 7:30 p. m. Refresh- · ments. ENGLISH Club h1eets at6 p.m. at the home of Mr . and Mrs. Bob Evans with Mrs. Elizabeth Evan! and Mrs. Florence Wickli ne "·' hos tesses. Potlu ck refr eshmentS. WIDE 1 TRIO SUIT ' ••' 72~ Stick Ball Pens 5' ==AR "''" '"'•"' ."'"'. •• .. ' 3 Piece Combo. Open Monday til Op.m. Each MARGIN 5 HOLE PUNCHED PRESSED MASONITE FILLER PAPER 240 Count- so~ CLIP BOARD The suit that has a lii he e legance of styling lhal wi ll -fit In any limo. any place. A real musl ior your l=a ll wardrobe · · · by h .).-s. ·~ leel1 ..... MASONS TO MEET ~~~ · dleport MIDDLEPORT _ . MidMasonic Lodge 363, • . IN PT. PLEASANT-MASON-SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA SILVER' BRIDGE SHOPPING PLAZA i :u t! BIDWELL United Methodist WSCS meets at the church al 7:30'p.m . , BALL POINT PENS Sale .. '"Hand-la slecJtor a perlecl f1 t •s teel shank far e:M. tr.a s.upport and added ' USES 2-D SIZE BATTERIES HIGH IMPACT PLASTIC Se bago Trap pers (for gals combine the ru gged du rabilit y of the conventional hiking boot bottom with the comfort and Iota! fl exibilil y of Sebago's famous handsewn moccasin uppe r. Check out Trappers qua lity co'nsl ruc tion . features: PANTIES 99¢ PLASTIC FLASHLIGHT ,, ~< e:: . , AND SAVE! ·::: =-.:: TUESDAY WAYSIDE Garden Club meets . at 7:30 p. m. at the home 'of Miss Marilyn Reese. Installation of officers; money to be taken for dues and yearbooks. : JOHNSON'S MOBILE I HOME SALES 1 2110 Eastern Avenue pr. ~ meet fl( Camp Asbury 6 p. m. .Covered dish dinner. i=: WOMENS X-LARGE CHAIR OR SOFA COVERS J ~ccommodcfte H!l<lra large loads. : Manuta ctu r ers ol mobile ,homes wi ll soo n be building 'units of varying si zes which ;cqrding A handsorne ring any man would be proud to own . ~ :-:- ANNUAL Neal reunion at the :to creal a greater variety 'of 5tru<rtural shapes. Ac· Florenr ine Finish c • . il O·mIn g t TU ES DAY y; :::; R10 GRANDE Senior Citizens ;:;::~::;::::.~::::::::;;;:::;:::~::::;::::::::~:::::::~!::~::::~.-Yt;i" I Porter Church lawn at 12:30. :can with center valance. Save 18c pair on this Labor Day Weekend Sale. 1, . I •• ENTIRE STOCK ON SALE GLASSWARE PAIL i •• ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS HASH PLASTIC TERRY 1 SUNDAY AND MONDAY ONLY! New Selection year <ilds; 4-5 p. m. begionln~ Moure w1ll be tea rher Cialli t~olis, 4:lli:ll . hallcl ugcs six to tO; 5-11 p. m. f ur th(! HctHsiuns under a P.n rutt mcnt to 1<1 kc place LJJp dancing with age groups lo pn,gram chulrcrl by M•·•· Tuesday, Sctjl(!inhcr II, willt!C b · detonniued later ; 6-7:30 p. Go bdcli>-Salllcr. n• . semiprivate and private Oueo for lb.: futt semester dancinK. wlneh will run from Septomher Enrollment Wednesday, II to De~cmber 10 will be $:10. September 12 will be: 3-4 p. m. VIHI'I' m :IIE Dues should IJ<: pnid in full on advanced prc.~chiJ<JI Lallet for POM imOY - ol. ~nd Mrs. rive ~cor olds; 4-5 p. m. adthe day or ·1!nrolhnent or a .Joe Qui~en berry und son, Colb y, hove returned to Orlando, F'la., after visiting here with her mother, Mrs . J. C. Ferrell , sister•, Mrs. Estill A Moore and M•·s . !-larold GALLIPOLI S Newcomers' Welcome Picnic Crouch, anf his father, Ben will be held for the new Quisenberry and other members of St. Louis Church relat ives. as well as for the present members of the church and their famili es. Everyone is cordially in vi led I If you've missed us - you missed a lot . . The picnic will be'held at IJJe Catholic Church Camp, Route Ttle finest and widest selection in 141, September 9. Food will be served from :Ito 5 p.m. and will <Southeastern Ohio - so don't drive be provided by the Catholic miles for second best --' visit us first Woman 's Club, All attending, ; however, are ·asked w bring for the finest in fabric, trims & sewing their own table service and lawn chairs, if desired. · accessories. Everyone wishing to attend io asked to sign up on the Bulletin Board in lhe foy er of the church Sunday, September SINGER APPROVED DEALER 2, or to call Mrs. Saundra Koby 58 COURT ., GALLIPOLIS, OHIO _..._.._ ........_._, ..... .._ al 4!6-9356. Picnic set OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 6-ALL DAY. MONDAY 4¥2 Quart Size OS ruU<>WS: H p. "' · Pre..chool hc~ lflfl i n~ dan<:in~ rur rive liillt~n FOR SUNDAY AND MONDAY ,r, '!'ht• French rl11•rk, mad~ out to tile Frcn('h ('.tJI•,ny's ftdl .durU'jng A1·t C!Jltmy, Hent t•1 Gubriclc d<t!i'«'l'l t.rt• nuw fu1'tnir1g, Mrs. Sutllcr, Ill. :1, l.lox :!99. 1\rl has- .. ·""':'" 1364 ; Mrs. James Mills, 2561435 ; Mrs. Lewis Schmidt, 4464728, or Lawrence Hubet·, 2455232. In Meigs County, call Mrs. Harold Sauer, 742-3654; Mrs. Ted Reed, Jr., 992-2370, or Mrs. Richard Lee, 949--2454. Residents of Mason County may ,call Mrs. Bill Brady, 6752131, and in Mason and New Ha ven, Mrs . Nola n Swackhamer, 773-5690 : Jackson residents may contact AI C. Evans, 286-3229. FA C fall classes announced !.1\lh· llrt•hnn Annll' ha s . ln•<'ll a 12· or t :J- yc~tr ohl n11111· jll'l WCCirlll~ the I'U III ~ fH •a t n•d ILro•ss Sill I' • 1924. ller WISC , dOK vO I ' U i r~utwn~ 1\F:EJ)SVII.I.E Miss so n or Mr. 1111d Ml's. Sui )ii~ll'y . Sandy. \NhO:HJ (' UIHU ~ l(if 11 Arl ;" an d '' Arl ; 'l'h•· bride, who W\H'i' .11 wlut ~ .laequeline Ann Bisc and l'dtlie Arf :" nt•vvr .wKeS either. t ·l.oc HiKicy, Heedsvlllc, wt•re <lotted swiss gow n with ton~ united in marria~e July 21 at sk-ovcsr curried tt bouquet uf the U. B. Churc h. Hev , whitt• lllmns und t'Od ros1•hud:;. Freeland Norris read the Mul<l of honor was llcbbi wedding vows. '!'he bride Is the Wood and the ~l'i li os m aid was d11ughter of Mr. und Mrs. Dllbb[(· D11lloy, both attired in Frank Biso and the groom !he pale blue gowns, Attendants (or the groom were JcffCI'Y Fos ter· nnd Gorden wnin . Mrs. Carol Ann Hichurd son t' AI.SE ARREST WOODI..AND,Calif. (UPI ) - registered guests. A rO(;cption DAN Adrug detection kil tllatled w was held followi n~ tho wedding AND SON an arrest after allegedl y with Robin Mills, Diane llailcy, "Serving you since identifying a drop of breath !luthie Walker, and Donnn Gallipolis. Ohio sweetener as LSD was lhe l.!lnlz, hostesses. Punch and target Friday of a $376,00Q wedding ca ke were sm·ved. lawsuit. Donovan Vigil said he was falsely arrested Feb. 14for pOssession of LSD by Alpine County deputies after the sweetener _was mistakenly identified by the kit. Set social Bise-Bigley vows spoken Wlt.Kt·;sv uu; - t'he Wlikcsviltc Unite~! MeUlOdist t:IIUI'C h will sponsor an old Unitt·d API"'"l in Frnnklin fu~hH.lllcd it.'{! ('remu social un Cuunty . In l.i.lllL'HSICI', she is S:tturda y, September 8 on the t'hurch l11wn in Wttk ~svl ll o . tltJW s('rving as L' IIITt' S IIi.llldln~ ServinK witt start at I p.m. sec retary or Comlllllllily The menu will include Cunn rt i\ :ss u c i~t tivn . KHz. <·hieken sandwiches, noodles, miller i' n j>rivate pilot. The Kit~millen:~ are parents culc shtw , hon~emado pic nnd of tw o childl'en, both of whom cake and icc cream as well as are .recipients of D{'R ·Good coffee, iced tea and Kool-1\id . Citi1.cnship awards · and · are Proceeds will go to aid the active iu CAR in I..un(mster. current operating budget of IJJe Their daughlet· is president of church. The public is invited . the local society and their sun, DOG RESTROOM registrar· and histm·ian. NEW YORK (UP!') - Dogs The topic of Mrs. KilzMRS. KITZMILLER millet·'s address is ·'A Republic on New York's East Side now· If You Can Keep It" - an have their own restroom. Peter appropriate talk for Con. Grippi, a doorman of one of the slilulion Week, September 17 to expensive apartments in the 2:1. Reservalions should be sent neighborhood, said he was 10 Mary O'Brien by September tired of the messy sidewalks and built a special convenience 6. for dogs - a large sand box. GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. H. E. Dugs are lured into the box by a (Ann ) Kitzmiller, a resident of toy plastic "fire hydrant" in Lancaster, will be the guest I Editors were sharply di vid- tlle middle of the box. On its speaker at the DAR luncheon side, Grippi painted "Doggy meeting in the Riverboat room ed m the time ot' the Revolu · tion•rv War. Of the 37 news- Bo:'i." at Oscar's Restaurant Sep- p<tperS in the Colonie:->. 15 sup· "We have many high-class tembel' 10 at 1 p.m. porled England . while th e dogs around here, and they're Mrs . Kitzmiller is the state oll•er); swayed between inde- intelligent enough to know chairwoman Of national penderwt;> and continued <: O!On · what it's for,"Grjppi said. defense in the Ohio Society izatio n. D;aughters of .the American Revo lution. She has also served the Colwnbus Chapter as . re gent an ct recording secretary. At the present time, she is president of the Colombus Society Children of the American Revolution and is also serving as senior publicity A DISCOUNT chairwoman of that DfPARTMf.NT STOitl vuuccd bullet, oges 6-10; ~ p. teena~e modern dante: 7·7: 30 ru. teenuge ballet; li-7 p.m. p. rn. semi-j>rlvate dan<:lntj , LADIES FLAT HEEL SADDLE OXFORD RED OR BLACK SOLE ! REG. $10.99 Narrow & Medium Widths !?Dr~PH~ FRENCH CITY FABRIC SHOP -____________ •aoo BETTER FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMILY __ In The Silver Bri!lge Plaza OPEN TIL 9PM· TONIGHT SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ® FARAH ontheMove • • • .Slack 'I ON CAMPUS, ACROSS TOWN, AROUND THE WORLD! Faron slacks bring out the best in you wherever you we.ar them. Fashionable CUFFED flare slacks that set you apart from the crowd. Styled with just the right flare to the legs, deep cuffs, and wide belt loop waist. ·choose from 100% polyesters or a wide $election of polyester blend fabrics. All ore Faro· Press so they . stay wrinkle-free . an~ comfortable wearing after wearing. Choo5e irom solids, patterns of classic plaids, checks, tartans and window pones in all the new fell colors. They're reolly terrific! Waist sizes 30 to 42. I �ill'j~ <lllll.aiiUIL /\IIH.II !h ulllt'l' I~IS ]IInll~ nr lt•;ult·t·ship she has hl'l\1 Ill ( \l hUllhiiS i_ U'l' d ttt ll'· pt·nmn uf lht• , :allamt Uml (' ulumb\Hi Sy111ph1lll)' Or· ('ht•slr·a :trul vit·t··dtUII'pt.'rson il f Ht•sidl'lltinl Dlvudou of To speak at luncheon Miss lisa Dawn Houck ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT- Mr. and Mrs. Billy J{ouck, 12 Hillcrest Dr., Gallipolis, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Usa Dawn Houck, w ~ames Franklin Pemberton, Little Rock, Ark. Miss Houck is a graduate of Gallia Academy and attended Ohio.University \ast year. She is employed by Opry Land USA at Nashville, Tenn. Pemberton, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pemberton Jr., Hendersonville, Tenn., is a native of Nashville. He is employed as a buy~r for Sterling Stores in Uttle Rock . The outdoor wedding will take place in Centennial Park, Nashville, on the morning of September 29. Symphony set for Charleston GALLIPOLIS - The TriCounty Community Concert M>ociation has just received word that the Charleston Community Music Association, with whom reciprocity is shared, will open its annual seri~s with the -)'lew York Philharmonic Orchestra. This world-renowned orchestra will perform at tlle Charleston Municipal Auditorium at 8 p.m. Friday, September 7. Because of the great expense of bringing such an attraction w this area , members of neighboring associations are·being asked to pay a nominal $3 admission charge for lhis one concert. Regular single admissions are priced at $8. Members of the TCCA will be admitted to tllis concert by presenting their ~embers hip receipts and paying the small additional fee . Although the local association 's membership drive for new members does not open until September 10, anyone interested in joining early in order to attend the Charleston concertis asked to call the nearest area chairperson and a drive worker will see that they are provided with a membership as quickly as possible. Last year's members who have not yet sent in their renewals are urged to do so immediately, so that they may re ce ive their membership receipts-before September 7. Galha County residents may call di-ive headquarters, 446- Coi\l.f .II'OI.!S SUITS FILED · CHARLESTON, W. Va . (UPI ) - Lawsuits totaling $164 million have been filed in federal court here against Pittston Co., of New York, parent firm of Buffalo Mining Co., whose slag pile ·darn collapsed and killed 125 persons in Logan County 18 months ago. BETTER SPORTSWEAR THESE YOUNGSTERS are members of tbe pre-Bchool and kindergarl<n ballet classes taught by Mrs. Gillian Moore under the auspices of the French Art Colony. TO BROADCAST RACINE - The Ra cine Baptist Church will have a ·radio program at 9:30 p.m. Sunday over Huntingto n WEEM·FM radio. Pastor Waller Bil{acsan will give the sermon and there will be special songs. . Reduced 40% --- &tC. rGallipolis, Ohio.-.-.......-.....,;.·• - ' I)OHNSON ~ Tracto r trailer tr ucks today . much impr oved Over their predecessor s of the ea rly nin eteenth I ' .centur y. now ha ve the 'Capac it y to carry heavie r ~ oads , are . more durably IConstruded and can tra ve l :much lo~ger distan.;es . ' Some tra ctor cabs have ~he c ap~b ilily of pulling 'Several coupled tra ilers at :one tim e to All fall type flowers on sale at a fanlastic tow price for two days only . Nothing held back , our regular merchandise •• goes - Sunday and Monday Only. I bel ioined to other ' unites o the mobile home lo this method, home owners will abJ~ to add to th ei r ~dwelling as do those who !own cOnventional homes, •by addmg garage s, par· : ches , and extr a rooms . t If you are a pote nt•al : home buyer , it Wi,l I be to , your benefit to stop In for 1 complete informati.on :concerning mobi le .homes ~ and to see the ac t Ua l : produd, what it consists of, • how it is made, and how ' .. complet e, modern and • styl ish,it .is. Spend all your :tomorrows in luxury and '" comfort by lnvesting in a : mobile home ·today . •mo b t l ~ :be SUNDAY and MONDAY ONLY -.-.- NOW oNlY ~ PLASTIC $395 TAWNEY JEWELERS 422 Second Ave. DRAPES EXTRA WIDE . Gallipolis Printed designs and solids. Made e. 2 DAYS ONLY WE'RE OPEN 10 TILL 9-LABOR I • DAY~SHOP See Thru Heavy Gauge Vinyl 2 Different sizes - one for chairs, one for sofas. Regular values to s 1.77. Protect your furniture. f •Thick, hefty, Otl-s1ulled upper leat her •Rugged rawh 1de lacings ·~usky . genu1ne rug mo~ n taineenng sole •E xclusive Sebago hand-sewn cra ftsmanshiP l.ea ~u a profelllonal I(M)klnl llnlsh lhal drlet lut 1tnd leavn no odor. WUI With 1nd tcrub titan. 8pre1d1 Priced al •utly, tw<h upt won't show. White ond 7 colon. SAVE 1!.54 ~Y~~§O GAI.LQN, ,,. BETTE,. FOOTWEAR .FOft THE FAMIL.Y FOLDS UP! SEE THRU VINYL \ FLORAL WAsTEBASKET BUBBLE UMBRELLA 50¢ 39~ GLIDDEN REGULAR •154 "SPRED SATIII" LATEX ·PAIIIT rlgtdity under arch fSOr~P/~j~~ Sizes 8-9·10 White & Colors ..... WHILE THEY LAST •• 3 • (< Events Gattipotis, Ohio Phone 614-446-3547 "'~-----------J • "'· .' • ···· ·'·' F&AM, will m~el In regular SUNDA V session Tuesday evening. All BURRIS, Nibert and Lanier Master Masons invit<.d. homecoming at the Millstone Church, Mason County, W.Va. Services will begin at 10:30 a.m. and the Duncan Family will pt ~vide special music. Basket dinner at noon . PETERS Reunion at Fletcher Chapel Hall ncar Springfield jusl o[f SR 41. Basket dinner at noon . All relatives welcome. McCALL Family reunion on stage at the Gallia County Junior fairgr ounds . Basket dinner at noon. Family and friends invited. WlLLIAMS-Boster reunion at the Gallia County fairgrounds. Dinner at noon . Friends and re latives welcome. RIO Grande College president 's re ception for fa culty and staff al 8 p.m. in the dining hall. ANNUAl.. Richards reunion at Tyn Rhos, basket dinner. LESTER E. Drummond reunion at· the family home place near C;ldmus. Basket dinner at noon . MONDAY GAJ,.LIA COUNCIL No. 114 Daughters of America regular meeting, . 7:30 p. m. Refresh- · ments. ENGLISH Club h1eets at6 p.m. at the home of Mr . and Mrs. Bob Evans with Mrs. Elizabeth Evan! and Mrs. Florence Wickli ne "·' hos tesses. Potlu ck refr eshmentS. WIDE 1 TRIO SUIT ' ••' 72~ Stick Ball Pens 5' ==AR "''" '"'•"' ."'"'. •• .. ' 3 Piece Combo. Open Monday til Op.m. Each MARGIN 5 HOLE PUNCHED PRESSED MASONITE FILLER PAPER 240 Count- so~ CLIP BOARD The suit that has a lii he e legance of styling lhal wi ll -fit In any limo. any place. A real musl ior your l=a ll wardrobe · · · by h .).-s. ·~ leel1 ..... MASONS TO MEET ~~~ · dleport MIDDLEPORT _ . MidMasonic Lodge 363, • . IN PT. PLEASANT-MASON-SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA SILVER' BRIDGE SHOPPING PLAZA i :u t! BIDWELL United Methodist WSCS meets at the church al 7:30'p.m . , BALL POINT PENS Sale .. '"Hand-la slecJtor a perlecl f1 t •s teel shank far e:M. tr.a s.upport and added ' USES 2-D SIZE BATTERIES HIGH IMPACT PLASTIC Se bago Trap pers (for gals combine the ru gged du rabilit y of the conventional hiking boot bottom with the comfort and Iota! fl exibilil y of Sebago's famous handsewn moccasin uppe r. Check out Trappers qua lity co'nsl ruc tion . features: PANTIES 99¢ PLASTIC FLASHLIGHT ,, ~< e:: . , AND SAVE! ·::: =-.:: TUESDAY WAYSIDE Garden Club meets . at 7:30 p. m. at the home 'of Miss Marilyn Reese. Installation of officers; money to be taken for dues and yearbooks. : JOHNSON'S MOBILE I HOME SALES 1 2110 Eastern Avenue pr. ~ meet fl( Camp Asbury 6 p. m. .Covered dish dinner. i=: WOMENS X-LARGE CHAIR OR SOFA COVERS J ~ccommodcfte H!l<lra large loads. : Manuta ctu r ers ol mobile ,homes wi ll soo n be building 'units of varying si zes which ;cqrding A handsorne ring any man would be proud to own . ~ :-:- ANNUAL Neal reunion at the :to creal a greater variety 'of 5tru<rtural shapes. Ac· Florenr ine Finish c • . il O·mIn g t TU ES DAY y; :::; R10 GRANDE Senior Citizens ;:;::~::;::::.~::::::::;;;:::;:::~::::;::::::::~:::::::~!::~::::~.-Yt;i" I Porter Church lawn at 12:30. :can with center valance. Save 18c pair on this Labor Day Weekend Sale. 1, . I •• ENTIRE STOCK ON SALE GLASSWARE PAIL i •• ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS HASH PLASTIC TERRY 1 SUNDAY AND MONDAY ONLY! New Selection year <ilds; 4-5 p. m. begionln~ Moure w1ll be tea rher Cialli t~olis, 4:lli:ll . hallcl ugcs six to tO; 5-11 p. m. f ur th(! HctHsiuns under a P.n rutt mcnt to 1<1 kc place LJJp dancing with age groups lo pn,gram chulrcrl by M•·•· Tuesday, Sctjl(!inhcr II, willt!C b · detonniued later ; 6-7:30 p. Go bdcli>-Salllcr. n• . semiprivate and private Oueo for lb.: futt semester dancinK. wlneh will run from Septomher Enrollment Wednesday, II to De~cmber 10 will be $:10. September 12 will be: 3-4 p. m. VIHI'I' m :IIE Dues should IJ<: pnid in full on advanced prc.~chiJ<JI Lallet for POM imOY - ol. ~nd Mrs. rive ~cor olds; 4-5 p. m. adthe day or ·1!nrolhnent or a .Joe Qui~en berry und son, Colb y, hove returned to Orlando, F'la., after visiting here with her mother, Mrs . J. C. Ferrell , sister•, Mrs. Estill A Moore and M•·s . !-larold GALLIPOLI S Newcomers' Welcome Picnic Crouch, anf his father, Ben will be held for the new Quisenberry and other members of St. Louis Church relat ives. as well as for the present members of the church and their famili es. Everyone is cordially in vi led I If you've missed us - you missed a lot . . The picnic will be'held at IJJe Catholic Church Camp, Route Ttle finest and widest selection in 141, September 9. Food will be served from :Ito 5 p.m. and will <Southeastern Ohio - so don't drive be provided by the Catholic miles for second best --' visit us first Woman 's Club, All attending, ; however, are ·asked w bring for the finest in fabric, trims & sewing their own table service and lawn chairs, if desired. · accessories. Everyone wishing to attend io asked to sign up on the Bulletin Board in lhe foy er of the church Sunday, September SINGER APPROVED DEALER 2, or to call Mrs. Saundra Koby 58 COURT ., GALLIPOLIS, OHIO _..._.._ ........_._, ..... .._ al 4!6-9356. Picnic set OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 6-ALL DAY. MONDAY 4¥2 Quart Size OS ruU<>WS: H p. "' · Pre..chool hc~ lflfl i n~ dan<:in~ rur rive liillt~n FOR SUNDAY AND MONDAY ,r, '!'ht• French rl11•rk, mad~ out to tile Frcn('h ('.tJI•,ny's ftdl .durU'jng A1·t C!Jltmy, Hent t•1 Gubriclc d<t!i'«'l'l t.rt• nuw fu1'tnir1g, Mrs. Sutllcr, Ill. :1, l.lox :!99. 1\rl has- .. ·""':'" 1364 ; Mrs. James Mills, 2561435 ; Mrs. Lewis Schmidt, 4464728, or Lawrence Hubet·, 2455232. In Meigs County, call Mrs. Harold Sauer, 742-3654; Mrs. Ted Reed, Jr., 992-2370, or Mrs. Richard Lee, 949--2454. Residents of Mason County may ,call Mrs. Bill Brady, 6752131, and in Mason and New Ha ven, Mrs . Nola n Swackhamer, 773-5690 : Jackson residents may contact AI C. Evans, 286-3229. FA C fall classes announced !.1\lh· llrt•hnn Annll' ha s . ln•<'ll a 12· or t :J- yc~tr ohl n11111· jll'l WCCirlll~ the I'U III ~ fH •a t n•d ILro•ss Sill I' • 1924. ller WISC , dOK vO I ' U i r~utwn~ 1\F:EJ)SVII.I.E Miss so n or Mr. 1111d Ml's. Sui )ii~ll'y . Sandy. \NhO:HJ (' UIHU ~ l(if 11 Arl ;" an d '' Arl ; 'l'h•· bride, who W\H'i' .11 wlut ~ .laequeline Ann Bisc and l'dtlie Arf :" nt•vvr .wKeS either. t ·l.oc HiKicy, Heedsvlllc, wt•re <lotted swiss gow n with ton~ united in marria~e July 21 at sk-ovcsr curried tt bouquet uf the U. B. Churc h. Hev , whitt• lllmns und t'Od ros1•hud:;. Freeland Norris read the Mul<l of honor was llcbbi wedding vows. '!'he bride Is the Wood and the ~l'i li os m aid was d11ughter of Mr. und Mrs. Dllbb[(· D11lloy, both attired in Frank Biso and the groom !he pale blue gowns, Attendants (or the groom were JcffCI'Y Fos ter· nnd Gorden wnin . Mrs. Carol Ann Hichurd son t' AI.SE ARREST WOODI..AND,Calif. (UPI ) - registered guests. A rO(;cption DAN Adrug detection kil tllatled w was held followi n~ tho wedding AND SON an arrest after allegedl y with Robin Mills, Diane llailcy, "Serving you since identifying a drop of breath !luthie Walker, and Donnn Gallipolis. Ohio sweetener as LSD was lhe l.!lnlz, hostesses. Punch and target Friday of a $376,00Q wedding ca ke were sm·ved. lawsuit. Donovan Vigil said he was falsely arrested Feb. 14for pOssession of LSD by Alpine County deputies after the sweetener _was mistakenly identified by the kit. Set social Bise-Bigley vows spoken Wlt.Kt·;sv uu; - t'he Wlikcsviltc Unite~! MeUlOdist t:IIUI'C h will sponsor an old Unitt·d API"'"l in Frnnklin fu~hH.lllcd it.'{! ('remu social un Cuunty . In l.i.lllL'HSICI', she is S:tturda y, September 8 on the t'hurch l11wn in Wttk ~svl ll o . tltJW s('rving as L' IIITt' S IIi.llldln~ ServinK witt start at I p.m. sec retary or Comlllllllily The menu will include Cunn rt i\ :ss u c i~t tivn . KHz. <·hieken sandwiches, noodles, miller i' n j>rivate pilot. The Kit~millen:~ are parents culc shtw , hon~emado pic nnd of tw o childl'en, both of whom cake and icc cream as well as are .recipients of D{'R ·Good coffee, iced tea and Kool-1\id . Citi1.cnship awards · and · are Proceeds will go to aid the active iu CAR in I..un(mster. current operating budget of IJJe Their daughlet· is president of church. The public is invited . the local society and their sun, DOG RESTROOM registrar· and histm·ian. NEW YORK (UP!') - Dogs The topic of Mrs. KilzMRS. KITZMILLER millet·'s address is ·'A Republic on New York's East Side now· If You Can Keep It" - an have their own restroom. Peter appropriate talk for Con. Grippi, a doorman of one of the slilulion Week, September 17 to expensive apartments in the 2:1. Reservalions should be sent neighborhood, said he was 10 Mary O'Brien by September tired of the messy sidewalks and built a special convenience 6. for dogs - a large sand box. GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. H. E. Dugs are lured into the box by a (Ann ) Kitzmiller, a resident of toy plastic "fire hydrant" in Lancaster, will be the guest I Editors were sharply di vid- tlle middle of the box. On its speaker at the DAR luncheon side, Grippi painted "Doggy meeting in the Riverboat room ed m the time ot' the Revolu · tion•rv War. Of the 37 news- Bo:'i." at Oscar's Restaurant Sep- p<tperS in the Colonie:->. 15 sup· "We have many high-class tembel' 10 at 1 p.m. porled England . while th e dogs around here, and they're Mrs . Kitzmiller is the state oll•er); swayed between inde- intelligent enough to know chairwoman Of national penderwt;> and continued <: O!On · what it's for,"Grjppi said. defense in the Ohio Society izatio n. D;aughters of .the American Revo lution. She has also served the Colwnbus Chapter as . re gent an ct recording secretary. At the present time, she is president of the Colombus Society Children of the American Revolution and is also serving as senior publicity A DISCOUNT chairwoman of that DfPARTMf.NT STOitl vuuccd bullet, oges 6-10; ~ p. teena~e modern dante: 7·7: 30 ru. teenuge ballet; li-7 p.m. p. rn. semi-j>rlvate dan<:lntj , LADIES FLAT HEEL SADDLE OXFORD RED OR BLACK SOLE ! REG. $10.99 Narrow & Medium Widths !?Dr~PH~ FRENCH CITY FABRIC SHOP -____________ •aoo BETTER FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMILY __ In The Silver Bri!lge Plaza OPEN TIL 9PM· TONIGHT SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ® FARAH ontheMove • • • .Slack 'I ON CAMPUS, ACROSS TOWN, AROUND THE WORLD! Faron slacks bring out the best in you wherever you we.ar them. Fashionable CUFFED flare slacks that set you apart from the crowd. Styled with just the right flare to the legs, deep cuffs, and wide belt loop waist. ·choose from 100% polyesters or a wide $election of polyester blend fabrics. All ore Faro· Press so they . stay wrinkle-free . an~ comfortable wearing after wearing. Choo5e irom solids, patterns of classic plaids, checks, tartans and window pones in all the new fell colors. They're reolly terrific! Waist sizes 30 to 42. I �r • ' ~ 6- ThO SWiday Times- Sentinel, S1mday, Sept, 2. 1973 I College News I ! I I I ' HIO toHANDE Mt• mul Mrs, U!ilph WHikt• l', J.t.gttn, u Ill I.H' llll1 ~tlt'Sl'i \\ hl'll th(• loulilu l ' nunl~ ( 'huph•r uf OXrORD - Miss Sara Johnson, 824 Fourth Ave .• Gallipolis. has been selected as one of seven pledges to be laken into the Miami University chapter of Tau Beta Sigma , a national honorary service sorority {or four-year college and university bandswomen . , Miss Johnson , a junior majoring in elementary education in the Miami School of Education, will be activated into the organization this fall arter the opening of school for the 1973-74 academic year in September. Miss Johnson plays the euphonium in the university bands. She is a graduate of Gallia Academy High School and Is a daughter of William H. JohnsoQ. I St 1ulht•tiSI IH !"IrU'l dlr cl(lrt \\Ill pl'r"'"! the pt'l!~rum . 'l'lt llll't' liii~ will llcMin l"llh llltl lli<UIIlil"liil<'k ut noon , M.. mbcr~ IJre !u ·mA!I-~ ET · hrno~ 11 • ·ov t: rc~ dl~h Mr. nncl Mrs. Hnnuid David !liland, St. Clair, Mich ., are unnouncinH the bh·th of their first child, 11 son, August 29. Rogeo· Dnvid was born at St. Jus •ph 's Hospiud in Clemmons, Mich., nnd wei~hed nine pounds . Grandparents 11re Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Eiland of Gallipolis, for whom this is the first gi·andson, Mrs. Ronald Biland Is the former Dobbie Navills, Point Pleasant. Maternal grandmother Is Mrs. .Doris Nevills, Point Pleasant. Great-gt·andparen~ are M•·. and Mrs. Ha lph Hopiipc, Point Pleasant. GALLIPOI.IS - - 1-" nitlt'I'N Golden Rule class meets tab~ teacher~ Hl'llrt•d Tt•iwlwrs Ult't•ls Thurs!luy, St•pl<'IHlw.•r' G, ttl >«•rvite. Ail •·cUred Cautp ' 7 11w Sunda~ 'fuu -S<'tttlo••l,liundny. S\•t•l. 2, 19'1:1 A:;hul')' . Ul'l' l'OI'IIIUlly walkeri the nrwly..apptilnli'd For lHrh ne reservnhon ~Jlround lhe cornur ... or around the wor-ld ... • I Ct~ll 446 0699 AGE; NCY • Top gra(le popcorn expands 3().35 times kernel size. ~ 1 ! f, I . I I CHILD BORN . POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. David Heaton, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, are an nouncing the birth of a daughter, August 9 at the Holzer Medical Center. The seven pound infant has been ·named. Krista Leig h. Mr . and Mrs. Heaton have another daughter 1 Trisha Gayle, age three Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James A. Heaton, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, and the maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harlis E. Frank, Long Bottom. Paternal greatgran dparents a re Mrs. Margaret Heaton, Bradenton, Fla., and Mr. and Mrs. Hall Frost, Englewood, Fla. The maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Kibble, Reedsville, and Mrs. Cora E. Coleman, Springfield. I' ! • I '\ I l l Thtoftrt II!Od one! ITIOIW!o<.ll. The'(It Fur'Miga. OnignnliO moke l' Sllrt'I'QUI"'IWt~ OI:'IQitlft <.U cup g/ ecln. ' ltwy ~A 10 a tPI gilt boll. In lf(IICI'Ifd oniiJ'I' ~ . Wild arid ~ OIWI. M wlltl big, moo·•iml hordn. Ill dlalwtaalwr· . .,..~. \ i (Q'). CVJ l~r&bjt......,.ol£"01ond wtlo 001 bml ~ 'WC c;lld «111ft wtf!'I~M«1112. G.! Q Mf 101' \QI.I1fl' Of'ld I)'W .............. lar Q diiiRNnl gill. - ad's Jewelry Slort ,.,_ .... i• I •• I l ' j ·r • Concert group launches drive GALLIPOLIS - The New two trumpets, a trombone, York Brass Quin tet and "Songs French horn and tuba ~ they by Six" are the first two ai- have created a "new world" ttactions selected by the Tri- renaissance in the "old world'' ColUl ty Commllllity Concert form of brass chamber music. Associa tion for the for th. The name of Robert , De coming 1973-74 concert series. Cormier has come to be Scheduled to appear at the synonymous with excellence in Gallia Academy High School the choral field. Following his . November 8,, ' the New Yor k momunental successes with Brass Quintet cis the only en- the Beiafonte Folk Singers, the semble of its kind concertizing De Co rmier Singers (who reg ularly throug hout the appeared on the local series world. Each member of the recently) and his New York group, formed over 15 years Choral Society, De Cormier ago, is a graduate or a top· has now turned his ar tistic flight conservatory, and each atte nti on to the formation or a has acquired both enormous smaller group made up of six experi e nce and enviable talented young newcomers to prestige as individual per- the vocal field, three women former in orchestras headed by and • three men ~ "Songs by such notables as Stokowski, Six" - who will appear in Reiner, Stravinsky, Casals and Gallipolis, March 21, 1974. Bernstein, 1 The "songs'' in question Yet these superbly trained range fr om the incomparable players felt a need to express patter songs of Gilbert and themselves as individua ls Sullivan to some of the bestrather than participants in a loved songs or the American large orchestral body. With a theate r, all presented with the unique sound that can be ob- professionalism, the voca l ta ined only from their par- polish, the high musical ticular brass combination ~ standards and the thea trical know-how which the American public has come to expect as \he hallmark of Robert De Second Avenue Cormier. Mrs. James Mills, general chairperson of this year's mem bersh ip drive, met Wednesday morning with captams and workers from GREAT -FAlL DRESSES In junior, missy and half sizes. --- stc. l I GAliWPOUS-WilliamsJl(lrt United Metllodist Church , was the setting for the JlUle 16th wedding of Miss Barbara Jo urman, daugh~r or Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. Lanman of Williamsport, and Alan. Ja~ Bradsha~>•, son or Dr. and Mrs. T. J.!lradshaw, Gallipolis. The Rev. R. R. Crosby performed the double ring <'l!remony at 6 J Gallia, Meigs and Mason counties at a coffee at Riverby in Gallipolis. Plans we~·e made to contact residents of the three county area to offer them the opportunity .to join the TriCounty Community Concert Association. Renewal forms have been mailed to the 835 members who belonged last year, a record in the association's 25-year his tory. Re newal week will close September 9, and the drive for new meilibers will begin September 10 with a kick-off dinner at 6:30 p.m. at the Grace Methodist Ch urch in Ga llipolis. Mrs. Harold Sauer is heading the drive in Middleport, and other area .chairpersons are Mrs. Ted Reed, Jr., Pomeroy; Mrs. Richard Lee, Racine; Mrs. Bill Brady, Maso n .co un ty; Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer, Mason and !'lew Haven; Lawrence Huber, Rio Grande; AI Eva ns, Jackson. Headquarters for . the weeklong drive for new members, which ends at 3 p.m. September 15, will be at 11 Court St., Gallipolis. The remainder of the series will be selec ted at the close of the drive by the association's Board of Directors, headed by Dr . Lewis Schmidt, president. Admission to local concerts, as well as to those presented by ne ighboring associations, is by members hip card on ly. Memberships are $10 for an adul t. $5 fo r a fu ll-time student th rough college age, and $25 for a family. Any resident of the tri-county area who is not contacted by a drive worker may call .headquarters, 4461364, or Mrs. Mills, 256-1435 . RECUPERATING MIDDLEPORT ~ Mrs. Juanita Justis is recuperating at her home in Middleport following a mastoidectomy at the Univers ity Hospital in Columbus August . 24. Mrs. Brenda Pettit, Pa ul an d Bill Justis, and Mrs. Sylvia Wolfe, wei·e in Columbus with Mrs . J ustis <turing her surgery. · lABOR DAY SEPT. 3rd Calch U[Wkl•* from th• mornfng sun. Hold the magic .......... '- olaa•ddenbteou. KHp lha.o momenla allvt. Tho(ra youtt lor allfetlmo with t diamond Bllfllgtment ring lrom · Orange Blo11om. PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS .W.SocondAvt. G.llllpolls, Ohio ~ HAVE A HAPPY DAY ~-SfwLi 412-414 Second Ave. I I \ t ' ANYTIME IS A GOOD TIME FOR tend the session 1which will begin at 7:30p. m. in the K of P Hail , Second Ave. and LOcust St. . During the last meeting, 65 people were present for the chicken barbecue dinner at the · Kyger Creek Employes park. It is hoped that the commun ications room in the - courthouse will be ready next Thursday. Work has progressed rapidly on this project of the organization and members hope they will have the best possible communications :;ystem when it is completed. ' BUCKEYE BUILDING & LOAN PASSBOOK. SAVINGS AT I ' NOW PAY while the bride and groom knelt at the altar "The Lord 's Prayff." Given in --·-.. mo,.,.;••e b•· . her father, the bride selected fdl" her ~eddlng a white floor length gown of nylon laee over taffeta. The bodiee featured a square neck.line and long sleeves ending in points over her hands and the shirt was tiers of !are o••er a ·hoopskirt. The bride's pure silk shoulder length ·••ell was caught to a crystal and pearl encrusted nylon !are petal beadpi.ere . She carried a bouquet of yellow rosebuds, baby's breath and lilies of the valley with rellow stnamers atop a white Bible. Her jewelry was a diamond heart shaped pendant, a gift of the groom, and she carfied a laee handkerchief belonging to her grandmother. Matron of honor, Mrs. P. J. Ryal, wore a formal length lavender gown with a matching band as a headpiece. She carried a colonial bouquet of spri!lg howers. P. J . Ryal wa• best man and ushers were James Dean and Marvin Spradlin, brothers-inlaw of the bride . Acolyte was Bart Bradshaw, brother of the groom. 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Not only is it delicious, hut it's nutritious. • l~l ~ CB's to hear drug talk GALLIPOLIS At Tuesday's regular meeting of the Ga lli!' County Citizens Band Radio Club Gene Elliot will present a ta lk on drugs: "• ..,.,....,. ~... follow. 1'he m0011 io between Its ni.'ll' phase and first q!lllrter. The m<Jfning star~ are Mercury and Mars. The evening star$ are Venu11. )upi~r and Saturn. ThOle born on lhis day are under tllf: sign of Virgo. American poet Eugene f"Ield born Sepi. ~. 1800. On this day in hi.s tory : In Ur.tS, one or the w<Jfst hurricanes Ill bit the U.S. mainland ripped through the Florida Keys, kt.lling more than . Gallipolis, 0. I & LO AN the Hy aiLed Prtu lllt.rli.Ollaotal Today .s Sunday, Sept. Z, the 24Sth day of ifl73 wtth 121l til Theme from Love Story," '·I'll Never Walk Alone" and r, BUC KEYE BUILD! or Tho Almaru11· WEEKENDERS There's Skiing and ... "Skis are what slip backwards goang up. so thal you cant climb hills ... The. oldlime Adirondack woodsmen ••ho said that probably had never heard hosti2 ..crv~l l< 1• ,,..,...~m. t·;,Jt(.l and Ku, , l -~ld Ttw- nn·1~l tn).t r,r;a~ ,.l!,..•d l>t rinl(tn • "HI<·"""' AHuran<e, J sus JS Mme" 11 '. I ~'-~ n m. Two vases of white gladioli and l)l'o whi~ candies graced the altar. White bows •'ith tilies of the valley marked the pews completing the decorations. A half-hour · program of music was played preceding the <!remony by Miss Nancy Keller , organist. Selections included . " Some•·here ," "II/I Mr• Oal<· \lulfurd '""' . flt:~iblo fliot' , Whether fighting forest fire> in the 'orthwest United States. carry1ng passengers on Yemen . or ~uling cargo over The bridegroom , a 1970 Colombian JUngles. lhe DC-3 graduate of Gallia · Academ)' continues to uphold tts reputa· High School, is employed ai the tton as ·· the most durable and local radio stalion and a reliable airplane ever built. " student .. t Franklin University in Colwnbus. · Arehearsal dinner at the L-K Restaurant the evening before the wedding was hosted by the bridegroom's parents. Vows exchanged· New York Brass Quintet , has- l l Mr. and Mrs. Alan jay Bradshaw l'fllo;SIIlll•: Tlw liolden lluii' ('!"Jill . ~ Old Kl'K'"' IIU!l ~ llh Mr>. ~ ·red S1goo lliUrsd:.y, TIU! Jll('tolmK upe1Ied by ~roup son~m~ or ··wru.t A Fri••~l We Have ln Jesu.•". pra)•cr b)' Mi."'l Mollie Jt~h nsoo and scrtpture from Galallan• 6, by Mrs. Si (lfl . Tl~e ll<'Cretary's repor t by Mrs . r.eorge Gardner and the treaBUrer's report by Mrs.- Ben Rupe were given . An inieresting discussion was held on bearing one another's burdens and every 11\an bearing his own burden. · Readin gs · were " llow Many '" by Miss Johnson ; " My GOd" byMrs. Leona Spires, " A Recipe For A Day," "Saints and Sinnero," by Mrs . Edward Spears ; '"!'he Narrow Bridge" by Mrs. Ben Rupe; " A Thought to Think About" by Mrs. Sisson ; ''The Uttle Dog" and "When MoUie and When Pa's Sick", "Perspective" by Mr~. Hortie Roush; "Just Me'', by Mrs. Dale Mulford . Mrs. Si5:s<ln cood'*ted a quiz won by Mrs . Gardner, Mrs. Mulford and Mrs. Spears. A discussion of the class ' futur e projects was held , but no decision made.' New officers will be chosen at the September '!/ meeting I~ IJ111 l1ii•*NitMt 1111111/1; Wn Are Happy The Other Financial Institutions. Ilave Joined Us! MILK GAI IOM . twON UMIJ 6 SUPEJI BWID ,.., lit/leY ' " J • , �r • ' ~ 6- ThO SWiday Times- Sentinel, S1mday, Sept, 2. 1973 I College News I ! I I I ' HIO toHANDE Mt• mul Mrs, U!ilph WHikt• l', J.t.gttn, u Ill I.H' llll1 ~tlt'Sl'i \\ hl'll th(• loulilu l ' nunl~ ( 'huph•r uf OXrORD - Miss Sara Johnson, 824 Fourth Ave .• Gallipolis. has been selected as one of seven pledges to be laken into the Miami University chapter of Tau Beta Sigma , a national honorary service sorority {or four-year college and university bandswomen . , Miss Johnson , a junior majoring in elementary education in the Miami School of Education, will be activated into the organization this fall arter the opening of school for the 1973-74 academic year in September. Miss Johnson plays the euphonium in the university bands. She is a graduate of Gallia Academy High School and Is a daughter of William H. JohnsoQ. I St 1ulht•tiSI IH !"IrU'l dlr cl(lrt \\Ill pl'r"'"! the pt'l!~rum . 'l'lt llll't' liii~ will llcMin l"llh llltl lli<UIIlil"liil<'k ut noon , M.. mbcr~ IJre !u ·mA!I-~ ET · hrno~ 11 • ·ov t: rc~ dl~h Mr. nncl Mrs. Hnnuid David !liland, St. Clair, Mich ., are unnouncinH the bh·th of their first child, 11 son, August 29. Rogeo· Dnvid was born at St. Jus •ph 's Hospiud in Clemmons, Mich., nnd wei~hed nine pounds . Grandparents 11re Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Eiland of Gallipolis, for whom this is the first gi·andson, Mrs. Ronald Biland Is the former Dobbie Navills, Point Pleasant. Maternal grandmother Is Mrs. .Doris Nevills, Point Pleasant. Great-gt·andparen~ are M•·. and Mrs. Ha lph Hopiipc, Point Pleasant. GALLIPOI.IS - - 1-" nitlt'I'N Golden Rule class meets tab~ teacher~ Hl'llrt•d Tt•iwlwrs Ult't•ls Thurs!luy, St•pl<'IHlw.•r' G, ttl >«•rvite. Ail •·cUred Cautp ' 7 11w Sunda~ 'fuu -S<'tttlo••l,liundny. S\•t•l. 2, 19'1:1 A:;hul')' . Ul'l' l'OI'IIIUlly walkeri the nrwly..apptilnli'd For lHrh ne reservnhon ~Jlround lhe cornur ... or around the wor-ld ... • I Ct~ll 446 0699 AGE; NCY • Top gra(le popcorn expands 3().35 times kernel size. ~ 1 ! f, I . I I CHILD BORN . POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. David Heaton, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, are an nouncing the birth of a daughter, August 9 at the Holzer Medical Center. The seven pound infant has been ·named. Krista Leig h. Mr . and Mrs. Heaton have another daughter 1 Trisha Gayle, age three Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James A. Heaton, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, and the maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harlis E. Frank, Long Bottom. Paternal greatgran dparents a re Mrs. Margaret Heaton, Bradenton, Fla., and Mr. and Mrs. Hall Frost, Englewood, Fla. The maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Kibble, Reedsville, and Mrs. Cora E. Coleman, Springfield. I' ! • I '\ I l l Thtoftrt II!Od one! ITIOIW!o<.ll. The'(It Fur'Miga. OnignnliO moke l' Sllrt'I'QUI"'IWt~ OI:'IQitlft <.U cup g/ ecln. ' ltwy ~A 10 a tPI gilt boll. In lf(IICI'Ifd oniiJ'I' ~ . Wild arid ~ OIWI. M wlltl big, moo·•iml hordn. Ill dlalwtaalwr· . .,..~. \ i (Q'). CVJ l~r&bjt......,.ol£"01ond wtlo 001 bml ~ 'WC c;lld «111ft wtf!'I~M«1112. G.! Q Mf 101' \QI.I1fl' Of'ld I)'W .............. lar Q diiiRNnl gill. - ad's Jewelry Slort ,.,_ .... i• I •• I l ' j ·r • Concert group launches drive GALLIPOLIS - The New two trumpets, a trombone, York Brass Quin tet and "Songs French horn and tuba ~ they by Six" are the first two ai- have created a "new world" ttactions selected by the Tri- renaissance in the "old world'' ColUl ty Commllllity Concert form of brass chamber music. Associa tion for the for th. The name of Robert , De coming 1973-74 concert series. Cormier has come to be Scheduled to appear at the synonymous with excellence in Gallia Academy High School the choral field. Following his . November 8,, ' the New Yor k momunental successes with Brass Quintet cis the only en- the Beiafonte Folk Singers, the semble of its kind concertizing De Co rmier Singers (who reg ularly throug hout the appeared on the local series world. Each member of the recently) and his New York group, formed over 15 years Choral Society, De Cormier ago, is a graduate or a top· has now turned his ar tistic flight conservatory, and each atte nti on to the formation or a has acquired both enormous smaller group made up of six experi e nce and enviable talented young newcomers to prestige as individual per- the vocal field, three women former in orchestras headed by and • three men ~ "Songs by such notables as Stokowski, Six" - who will appear in Reiner, Stravinsky, Casals and Gallipolis, March 21, 1974. Bernstein, 1 The "songs'' in question Yet these superbly trained range fr om the incomparable players felt a need to express patter songs of Gilbert and themselves as individua ls Sullivan to some of the bestrather than participants in a loved songs or the American large orchestral body. With a theate r, all presented with the unique sound that can be ob- professionalism, the voca l ta ined only from their par- polish, the high musical ticular brass combination ~ standards and the thea trical know-how which the American public has come to expect as \he hallmark of Robert De Second Avenue Cormier. Mrs. James Mills, general chairperson of this year's mem bersh ip drive, met Wednesday morning with captams and workers from GREAT -FAlL DRESSES In junior, missy and half sizes. --- stc. l I GAliWPOUS-WilliamsJl(lrt United Metllodist Church , was the setting for the JlUle 16th wedding of Miss Barbara Jo urman, daugh~r or Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. Lanman of Williamsport, and Alan. Ja~ Bradsha~>•, son or Dr. and Mrs. T. J.!lradshaw, Gallipolis. The Rev. R. R. Crosby performed the double ring <'l!remony at 6 J Gallia, Meigs and Mason counties at a coffee at Riverby in Gallipolis. Plans we~·e made to contact residents of the three county area to offer them the opportunity .to join the TriCounty Community Concert Association. Renewal forms have been mailed to the 835 members who belonged last year, a record in the association's 25-year his tory. Re newal week will close September 9, and the drive for new meilibers will begin September 10 with a kick-off dinner at 6:30 p.m. at the Grace Methodist Ch urch in Ga llipolis. Mrs. Harold Sauer is heading the drive in Middleport, and other area .chairpersons are Mrs. Ted Reed, Jr., Pomeroy; Mrs. Richard Lee, Racine; Mrs. Bill Brady, Maso n .co un ty; Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer, Mason and !'lew Haven; Lawrence Huber, Rio Grande; AI Eva ns, Jackson. Headquarters for . the weeklong drive for new members, which ends at 3 p.m. September 15, will be at 11 Court St., Gallipolis. The remainder of the series will be selec ted at the close of the drive by the association's Board of Directors, headed by Dr . Lewis Schmidt, president. Admission to local concerts, as well as to those presented by ne ighboring associations, is by members hip card on ly. Memberships are $10 for an adul t. $5 fo r a fu ll-time student th rough college age, and $25 for a family. Any resident of the tri-county area who is not contacted by a drive worker may call .headquarters, 4461364, or Mrs. Mills, 256-1435 . RECUPERATING MIDDLEPORT ~ Mrs. Juanita Justis is recuperating at her home in Middleport following a mastoidectomy at the Univers ity Hospital in Columbus August . 24. Mrs. Brenda Pettit, Pa ul an d Bill Justis, and Mrs. Sylvia Wolfe, wei·e in Columbus with Mrs . J ustis <turing her surgery. · lABOR DAY SEPT. 3rd Calch U[Wkl•* from th• mornfng sun. Hold the magic .......... '- olaa•ddenbteou. KHp lha.o momenla allvt. Tho(ra youtt lor allfetlmo with t diamond Bllfllgtment ring lrom · Orange Blo11om. PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS .W.SocondAvt. G.llllpolls, Ohio ~ HAVE A HAPPY DAY ~-SfwLi 412-414 Second Ave. I I \ t ' ANYTIME IS A GOOD TIME FOR tend the session 1which will begin at 7:30p. m. in the K of P Hail , Second Ave. and LOcust St. . During the last meeting, 65 people were present for the chicken barbecue dinner at the · Kyger Creek Employes park. It is hoped that the commun ications room in the - courthouse will be ready next Thursday. Work has progressed rapidly on this project of the organization and members hope they will have the best possible communications :;ystem when it is completed. ' BUCKEYE BUILDING & LOAN PASSBOOK. SAVINGS AT I ' NOW PAY while the bride and groom knelt at the altar "The Lord 's Prayff." 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Not only is it delicious, hut it's nutritious. • l~l ~ CB's to hear drug talk GALLIPOLIS At Tuesday's regular meeting of the Ga lli!' County Citizens Band Radio Club Gene Elliot will present a ta lk on drugs: "• ..,.,....,. ~... follow. 1'he m0011 io between Its ni.'ll' phase and first q!lllrter. The m<Jfning star~ are Mercury and Mars. The evening star$ are Venu11. )upi~r and Saturn. ThOle born on lhis day are under tllf: sign of Virgo. American poet Eugene f"Ield born Sepi. ~. 1800. On this day in hi.s tory : In Ur.tS, one or the w<Jfst hurricanes Ill bit the U.S. mainland ripped through the Florida Keys, kt.lling more than . Gallipolis, 0. I & LO AN the Hy aiLed Prtu lllt.rli.Ollaotal Today .s Sunday, Sept. Z, the 24Sth day of ifl73 wtth 121l til Theme from Love Story," '·I'll Never Walk Alone" and r, BUC KEYE BUILD! or Tho Almaru11· WEEKENDERS There's Skiing and ... "Skis are what slip backwards goang up. so thal you cant climb hills ... The. oldlime Adirondack woodsmen ••ho said that probably had never heard hosti2 ..crv~l l< 1• ,,..,...~m. t·;,Jt(.l and Ku, , l -~ld Ttw- nn·1~l tn).t r,r;a~ ,.l!,..•d l>t rinl(tn • "HI<·"""' AHuran<e, J sus JS Mme" 11 '. I ~'-~ n m. Two vases of white gladioli and l)l'o whi~ candies graced the altar. White bows •'ith tilies of the valley marked the pews completing the decorations. A half-hour · program of music was played preceding the <!remony by Miss Nancy Keller , organist. Selections included . " Some•·here ," "II/I Mr• Oal<· \lulfurd '""' . flt:~iblo fliot' , Whether fighting forest fire> in the 'orthwest United States. carry1ng passengers on Yemen . or ~uling cargo over The bridegroom , a 1970 Colombian JUngles. lhe DC-3 graduate of Gallia · Academ)' continues to uphold tts reputa· High School, is employed ai the tton as ·· the most durable and local radio stalion and a reliable airplane ever built. " student .. t Franklin University in Colwnbus. · Arehearsal dinner at the L-K Restaurant the evening before the wedding was hosted by the bridegroom's parents. Vows exchanged· New York Brass Quintet , has- l l Mr. and Mrs. Alan jay Bradshaw l'fllo;SIIlll•: Tlw liolden lluii' ('!"Jill . ~ Old Kl'K'"' IIU!l ~ llh Mr>. ~ ·red S1goo lliUrsd:.y, TIU! Jll('tolmK upe1Ied by ~roup son~m~ or ··wru.t A Fri••~l We Have ln Jesu.•". pra)•cr b)' Mi."'l Mollie Jt~h nsoo and scrtpture from Galallan• 6, by Mrs. Si (lfl . Tl~e ll<'Cretary's repor t by Mrs . r.eorge Gardner and the treaBUrer's report by Mrs.- Ben Rupe were given . An inieresting discussion was held on bearing one another's burdens and every 11\an bearing his own burden. · Readin gs · were " llow Many '" by Miss Johnson ; " My GOd" byMrs. Leona Spires, " A Recipe For A Day," "Saints and Sinnero," by Mrs . Edward Spears ; '"!'he Narrow Bridge" by Mrs. Ben Rupe; " A Thought to Think About" by Mrs. Sisson ; ''The Uttle Dog" and "When MoUie and When Pa's Sick", "Perspective" by Mr~. Hortie Roush; "Just Me'', by Mrs. Dale Mulford . Mrs. Si5:s<ln cood'*ted a quiz won by Mrs . Gardner, Mrs. Mulford and Mrs. Spears. A discussion of the class ' futur e projects was held , but no decision made.' New officers will be chosen at the September '!/ meeting I~ IJ111 l1ii•*NitMt 1111111/1; Wn Are Happy The Other Financial Institutions. Ilave Joined Us! MILK GAI IOM . twON UMIJ 6 SUPEJI BWID ,.., lit/leY ' " J • , �9 'fhe Sunday 'l'lmes · Sentlt.,l,bundny,S.pt. 2• 1973 Training session set POMt::IIOY - Leaders of wdles' Hrou psln Meigs County, homo ecOoQmists, gurd n clubs, church, social, and other groups are Invited to attend a fall leader-training meeting at Jackson on Tuesday, September 11, according to C. E. Blako~lee, County Extension Agent. This session, worked out under the leodershlp of Patsy L. Glass, area exlen~lon agent, home economics, 101ill give the ladles a chance to take a look at the - metric system which Is expected to be In universal use in the United States between 1980 ~nd 1985. The change-<tver to the rnetrlc- sys!em will be SUBSTITUTES SOLD SEATTLE, Wush. (UP!) Shoppers are turning more and more to spaghetti, TV dinners, beans and fish because of the high price of meat, said Safeway Stores area manager Dale Lynch, Ji'rlday. Sales of these products have risen by as much as 5() per cent. Miss Rebecca Radford ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs ~William W. Radford, Pomeroy, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Rebecca, to Larry V. Homme, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Romine, Hemlock Grove. The open church wedding will be Sunday, Sept. 16, at ·2:30p.m . at the Rock Springs United Methodist Church . A ' reception will follow at the Salisbury Elementary School. Miss joyce Ann Myers ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMEI'fl' - Mr. and Mrs. B\UCe Myers, Long Bottom, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Joyce Ann, to William David Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baker,· Coolville. Both are 1973 graduates of Eastern High SChool. Wedding plans are incomplete. · ~~.:::;:::::.~~'.o;.O::..';:;:~~-:~::..;:!)~!:~;:::;~=-:::::::;o;:;:;,-::~~=».-.:::..:::::::».~ Miss Swain honored Community I Corner By Charlene Hoeflich I TUPPERS PLAINS -There will be two Southeastern Ohio Horse Exhibitors Assn. point shows Saturday and Sunday, September 8 and 9, at the Bar 30 shawgrounds near here. On Saturday, september, the Eastern Athletic Boosters will oponsor the horse show With halter claaes beginning at 5:00 p.m. DSTand the performance classes at 7p.m. The judge for the show will be Robert Patrick of Ashville, Ohio. Patrick had been scheduled for judge a previous show at the Bar-30 crounds in early May but IAIIfered a broken leg while worklng with an untrained colt. Mr. Patrick has judged horse showa over a wide area, and is 1 trainer. He owns quarl.erhonea although he accepts olllit breea for training. He Is allo. weD known In !hi\ •re~ for 1111 Uf judging and tile !IIIli! l!ld lfforl he 1pends with the )'Wihln nplallllng his awards, IIIII hO!f they can improve their own as well as their horse's performance in the show ring. .The halter classes oHered wtll be: show horse ; western pleasur E,! pony, under · 48" ; western pleasure pony , 48" and under S6" ; showmanshi p, 12 years and under; registered qua _rterh orse stalli ons ; reg t sfered quarterhorse mar~ s., 3 years and over ; · reg1sl ered quarterhorse mar_es, 2 years and under; reg1ster!'!d quarlerhorse geld,ings, 3 year,s and over; reg1stered quarterhorse gel~ i ngs, 2 vrs. and under ; reg!stered appaloosa stallions; reg1stered appaloosa mares ! sh"""manship, 13 thru 15 years ; reg1stered appaloosa geldings ; non -registered· stock horse ; registered arabian horse ; registered half-arabian horse ; open all breed yearl ing and under : showmanship 16 thru 19 ; and palomino horse. The performan ce classes will Include : lead· In ppny Ito . be lUdged); show hor1e: !'leslern equipment; western pleasure oony, under 48", rlder·1 2 years and under ; registered quar·. terhorse, junior pleasure (4 yea~s and under) ; flag race i ANNOJINCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Vernon R. Sopher, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Jody Lynn w Danny Joe Hood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvi~ Hood, Pomeroy. The wedding will be an event of september 28. Mrs. Mary Rose, Miss Julie Rose, Mrs. Sadie Trussell, Mrs. Zona Biggs, Mrs. Mae Spencer, Mrs. Anr\a Li ter, Mrs. Celia Bailey, Mrs. Goldie Frederick, Mrs. Iva Carpenter, LONG BOTTOM A Mrs. Murl Ours, Mrs. Dorothy Lawson, Mrs. Sharon Riffle, celebration was held recently Mrs. Margaret Tuttle, nnd at the Long Bottom .home of Byron Hayman in observance Mrs. Jleen Swain. of his BOth birthday anOthers presenting gifts to the couple were Mrs. Helen niversary. The affair was Sprague, Mrs. Sandy Savoy, hosted by his grandc hildren, Miss Debbie J eflers, Miss the sons and daughters of his Vicki Spencer, Mrs. Vivia n son, Ute late Guy Hayman, and Humphrey, Karen and Robin, Mrs. Ernestine Hayman, Long Miss Melinda Amsbary, Mrs. Bottom. Hayman was a mail carrier Alice Curtis, Mrs . Linda at the Long Bottom Post Office Damewood, Mrs . Gladys Dillon, Mrs. Glenna Riebel, for 42 years and is well known · Mrs. Fannie Bell Brown, Mr, in the area. The day was spent and Mrs. James Yeager, Miss reminiscing and at noon a Debbie Millhone, Miss Joyce dinner was served. Dick Myers, Mr, and Mrs. Earl Hayman was chief cook for the Willford . and Rhonda , Bill dinner. The gra ndchildren and Hole.sdon, Mrs. Linda great-grandchildren attending Cow(jrey, Mrs. Margaret Brown , Mrs. Cora Angabrite, Mr.'and Mrs. Ronald Osborne, Mrs. Bessie Larkins, Mrs. Hazel Curtis. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jones, Miss Sandra Van Meter, Mrs. PT~ Lena Belle Pullins, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Caldwell, Mrs. .Josephine Young, Mrs. Nettie Young, Mr. and Mrs. James Primmer , Durward Swain Nancy C_row, Mr~. Jla Osborne: Mrs. Ruby Jones, Mrs . Jean Spencer, Mrs. Becky Pullins, SYRACUSE - Officers of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sprague, Mrs. the Syracuse PTA met ThursMary Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. day afternoon at the school to Dick Gaui,Mr. and Mrs. Vance discuss plans for the school Spencer, Mrs. Pat Smith and year. Cathy, Mrs. Kathy Johnson Committee chairwomen and Mrs. Kathleen Milhoan appoin!ed were Mrs. Etta Mae Norto·n, membership and and Bill. · Mr. and Mrs. Worley Davis, magazine ; Mrs. Terri Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Young, Miss publicity; Mrs. Susie Grueser, Rita Marcinko, Mr. and Mrs. program ; Mrs. Martha McHobart Newell, Mr. and Mrs . Phail, legislation. Elected as Joe Barnhart, Mrs. Hope delegates to the Meigs County Drake and Sharon, Mr. and Coun cil of Parents and Mrs. J . E. Barnhart, Mr. and Teachers were Hugh McPhail Mrs. Bill Swain, Miss Melanie president; Mrs. Grueser, vic~ Dean, Terry Stethem, Mrs. prestdent; Mrs. Judy Flagg, Rob ert Codner, · Mrs. Ruby recordmg secretary; Mrs . Brewer and Janie, Mrs. Edna Michael, corresponding Wood an~ Sandy, Mr. and Mrs. secretary ; Mrs. Joyce Thoren, Pa t Authcrson, Mrs . J oe trea~urer; Mrs. Norton, and Bowers and. daughters, Mrs. Davtd Flagg. Paul Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Tom The first regular meeting of Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Tom the PTA will be held at 7:30 Kauffenburger, Mr. and Mrs. p.m. September 11. Bob Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs . western horsemanship, 12 Ronald Gleason, Mr. and Mrs. years an d under; English Ronald Davis, Mrs. Maxine RAT GOT AWAY pleasure, s~dd l e seat; pick -up W hitehead, Miss Jane Ann race; reg•stered appal oosa PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) Karr, Miss Nancy Sexson, Mrs. David P. Johnson, 21, tried to pleasure horse; show horse E~g_li sh equ ipment; o pe ~ Asa Bailey, Willis E. Johnson, . club a rat with a .22 caliber r~mmg ; Engl·ish eq uitation, nder 19 years and under : non - Mrs. Diane Wells, Mr. and rifle Friday . The rifle fired, registered western pleasure Mrs. Paul Orr, and .Mr . and Johnson was wounded in the horse ; barrel race; wes tern Mrs. John Brewer. thumb, and the rat got away. sen ior hor semanship, and open trai l class. POMEilOY - Two showers were held recently honoring Miss Jill Swain, bride-elect of Gordon Holter. One was held in the basement of the Long Bottom Christian Church and the second at the home of Mr. Holter. ::::: Hostesses for the one held at the church were Mrs. Debbie POMEROY -When Tony and Bernice May came here a Watson and Mrs. Mary Swain. year or so ago, they purchased the old brick Stewart property at the corner of Fifth and Hooker and with a great deal of Mrs. i\,rvil Holter hosted the renovation made it intQ one of tbe most attractive homes in second shower. Pastel color schemes were carrieG out at Middleport. Tony came as production control manager with Imperial the showers and ice cream, Electric and lnunediately the family got Involved in community cake, mints and punch were activities. They were active in the Middleport Church of Christ, served. Games were played . and Bernice, such a delightful person, contributed greatly to the with prizes going to the winactivities of several groupe, including the Middleport AmateUr ners. Guests were Miss Lucy Gardeners. She was one of the gracious hostesses for the "eat Holter, Miss Teresa around the village" staged by the garden club last spring. As it happened, Tony's job at Imperial didn't turn out as he Chichester, · Mrs. Barbra Hannam, Mrs. Ella Hannam, had hoped, and so this week the family moved back to Frankfort Ky.,wbere they had lived for the three years prior to their mov~ Mrs. Marilyn Hannam, Mrs. Bernice Prince, Mrs. Nola to 1.llddleport. These are people who will be missed. Making lhelr move from the house which !bey had put so Young , Mrs . Judy Holter, Brenda and Gary, Mrs. Shirley much into - not only .money but personal thought and work was a little easier for the family when their good friends, Carol Boggs, Sharon and Karen, Oale Dillon, Joy Swain, Mrs. and Harold Wolfe, Rutland, purchased it. · . Carol, a teacher at the Meigs Community School, Harold, and Everett Grant, Mrs. Thelma the two children, Beth and Darin, will be moving in anyday now. White and Jennie, Mrs. Hattie .Frederick, Mrs. Betty Friend, WATCH THE Phil Donahue show Monday morning and Mrs. Jean Trussell and Renee, you'll see a familiar face. . ·PHONE LISTED The show was taped at the Ohio State Fair, and as it hapSYRACUSE - Syracuse pened Bea Kuhn and her husband were there and she was area residents for the next two ~elected to participate in a demonstration of ESP conducted by mentalist Peter Hurkos. The show will be aired here at 9 a. m. weeks, in ca·se of fire or emergency, are to call Ada Monday on Channel 7. The Rev. Mi-. and Mrs. Kuhn spent a couple days at the Fair Slack of 992-2801 or Eber and were among the thousands to see the Doc severinsen show. Pickens at 992-7181. After Sept. While in Columbus - and, incidentally, they were celebrating 17 the regular numbers may be their silver wedding anniversary - the couple went to the called. Grandview Inn to see Stan Kenton and then went on to Cinciimati MOVED TO COLUMBUS lor a ball game Wednesday pight. RUTLAND - Mrs. Homer (Jean ) Parker of Rutland has LYSLE and Diane Reichman Meyer and their two sons, Tim been transferred from the and Eric, are getting Settled again at Mooreh!lad, Minn., after Holzer Medical Center where havlrig spent the past 10 months in Africa. They returned to the she has been a patient sinc.e states in July and spent a few days in Pomeroy with Mary and Tuesday to University Hospital Manning Webster before going .on to Minnesota. in Columbus. Her room )'or Dr. Meyer, on sabatical from Moorehead State Coilege, number is 679. the 10 months were spend teaching and doing research. To his knowledge he was the first American or foreigner to teach in the western arabian pleasure country's black universities. He taught at two non-white schools horse (half -arabs included) ; pleasure pony , 48" and western Zululand and the University of the North, and indicated that under -s6" , rider under 16 there the students take their educations much more seriously. yearsi eng lish pleasu re, hunt Eric, now seven, completed his first grade in Africa and is ~eat; western stake race ; walk -trot horse, rider 8 years ready now to enter Moorehead schools. During the family's under ; youth western and · stay there they traveled in Rhodesia, Mozambique, Swaziland, hor semanshi p, 16 thru 19 Lesotho, and Southwest Africa. Joe, stationed with the U. S. years; walk -lrot pony, r ider 8 Army in Germany, made a visit with his sister and family while years and under; youth wes tern horsemanship, 13 thr u ~ they were in Africa. 15 years ; reg i stere d quar . Jncidenlally, Joe has just returned from a motor trip around terhorse senior pleasure {5 Europe on hia two week leave . He and a friend went wSwit- vears and over); egg and zerJand, Paris, France, England, ScoUand, Belgium, Holland ~ p oo n ; ?pen western pleasure, trs. to nd~, riders 15 years and and Luxembourg. He'll be home early next year. . under ; nde and run ; youth Weekend horse shows set at Bar 30 ~ounds, Sept. 8-9 Miss ]ody Lynn Sopher Food Will be served by the Eastern -Athletic Boosters wi th a variety of , sandwiches, soft drink s, desser ts and cof fee i cof fe e. On Sunday , another $EOHEA point show will b09i n al 10 a . m. DS T. M rs . .Ca thy Larlo Stubbs, from Leesburg Ohio, is a diminutive brune tte' but her vitality and kn Ow - ho~ tar ex ceed her size. Mrs. Stubbs, al ong with being an exper ie nced hor sewoman in the sh0011 r ing , has earn ed a rep utat io n a s a fa i r and reliable judge. The hai ler class es wl lh the Same line-up as Sa tu rday's show will begin at 10 a . m. and the performance· classes will bf9 in at 1 p. m. The Sunday show is sponsored by the Bar 30 Horseman . Food will be served by the Tuppers Pla ins Community Club \"'ho conflnue to serve fine f oOd at reasonab le pri ces. . The lack r oom wll! be on the showgrounds for both shows . The tack room is a mobil e western store, fitted · to serve t~e exhibitor and spectator tn fm e western goods. ·1he general public Is Invited tO both shbws. These shows w ill be the last. horse shows at the B·a r -30 _sho wgroun(is th is season . The grounds are located on ' State Route 7 be· · twee n Coolville rmd Pomeroy . " gradual. , This meeting will ijiv~ leaders a chant-e to secure tntormatlon to present to their groups on how the metric system can become a better syslem than we now have. As a part of tjle seplernber 11 meetinM, "Frau~ , Decell, and Abuae ... Aimed at Ute Consumer Concerns," will provide the opportunity to d•velop another program for me~Ungs . The sesslqn on fraud, J~eeeit and abuse will be helo !rom 9;30 to II :30 a.m. The "Think Metric" training will be held from l2 ;30to3 :3Dp.m. T~ere Is .no planned lunch. Women can bring a sack lunch or eM out. BeveragllS will be available. There will be a reglslfatlon charge of $1 to cover the f OSl of , materials for those who 11ttend both sessions. Registration will he 50 cents If separate leaders atlllnd the separate sessions. It is, requested leaders planning on attending call the Meigs County Extension Office at 992-389~ next week indicating which session you will ·attend, according to Blakeslee. ' Visit aur ' IGA CRISP-N-GOOD CRACKERS ±I I I· OPEN LABOR DAY 9-9 PRICES ' GOOD SUNDAY & MONDAY Syracuse Stay on Key ••• Enroll In One of Our TURK.EYS SIZE WAGNER'S · LEMON LIME 7 OZ. BOmE \aD oler lilY ) " ·i n~ ICir :.ires, the our the ler- ed. SUSPENSION ·MaaiOI DRINK A. cas · LB. an 1ng 77 !dla EA. m, QUART SIZE lly ter he ns .I 1 PURINA Spring Valley Plaza COCA-COLA. ' Gallipolis, Ohio an it :ly PRICE: 12 Fl. OZ. ·' ~ s. .. 446-7333 us ' 32 Ol BOTTLES n, Ill LB. PLUS DEPOSIT • HEAVY when you see the(Tl m at ce HEAVY BATH TOWELS Ooo-h 'd - m WASH CLOTHS FOR d, If le n- e, '·· 'te" 4- M&R DISH BARN ":e OPEN SUNDAY 12-6 ,. OVERWARE ., ~ If EA. ,I g .l ~·. I Ah-hh d s LARGE $49.69 when you wear them . ·s 0 REG. 0 e ONLY , 1- Green Brown $ KIE JARS, The clog on oorebock buckle. Achilles. BRUNICARDI ct FASHION Red For further information ca ll or stop In at, ' . sl7.99 Viner makes casual shoes a l1ttle d1flercnt. arl'1S STORE HOURS Mon. & FrU :30ftllp.m, Tun. Wid. Sol. t:39fo5 p.m. Thorsdoy 9: JO flllllloiln I 98 j j l WHITE IMPERFECTS II oot,ng on crepe. Vmer·touch. that fol k·orl ROWNWARE LARGE SIZE $ WLS 22 t LBS. TRAY ., • • • ,,, 0 e ' ' •I , ·-· , I 1 . ~ HOUSE OF MUSIC. ROWNWARE ~FFEE ·- Gallipolis • e e FOR CUPS · I I ) FACTORY IMPERFECTS ,. , . I. the ers { We are happy to announce that MR . ALLEN STRAIGHT wil l be teaching PIANO to beginner s, Intermediate and advanced students. Mr. Straight has a BA Degree from Rio Gra~de Cor tege and MA Degree from Ohto Unrver sity and is a well qualified teacher . .. PRELL LIQUID SHAMPOO ANY PHOTO ALBUM , Navy PIANO CLASSES ._s_4.st.at_e_s_t·--4·4:.:..6-.:.:06:..:.87- R e OFF FRESH FROZEN mee tS Al/ffoilefan Pla!l !lnlllslrumPnt () PIZZA MAGNETIC Inspirational Sxperiencfb.. Quantltl~s ., Rica .Browse through the wonderful words of famed poetess Helen Steiner Rice . We have a complete collection of her inspirational $ words reprodu ced in cards, books, station- , ery. keeps ake plates. and plaques for yourself . . for gifts. Stop in today. 1 I TONY'S. FROZEN Observe 80th year were Mr. and Mrs. Elbert (Barbara) Fitzpatrick, Linda, Cathy and Steve; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hayman, Greg and Mike; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hayman, Paige, Beth and Ginger; Mr. and Mrs. Jim (Connie) Walls and Travis, Mr. and Mrs. Keith (Lila) Ridenour and Floyd. Sending greetingS, but unable to attend, were Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Catherine) Freund, Brian and Randy; Mr. and Mrs . Dave (Margaret) Sherman, Cheryl and Neil; Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Sharon) Fitzpatrick, Robin and Laurie. Attending the party besides the grandchildren and greatgrandchildren were Mrs. Ernestine Hayman, the honored guest's daugh!er-inlaw, his wife, Marion, George and Betty Frederick and Mrs. Grace Londen, neighbors. Right Reserved To Limit - . I • ; �9 'fhe Sunday 'l'lmes · Sentlt.,l,bundny,S.pt. 2• 1973 Training session set POMt::IIOY - Leaders of wdles' Hrou psln Meigs County, homo ecOoQmists, gurd n clubs, church, social, and other groups are Invited to attend a fall leader-training meeting at Jackson on Tuesday, September 11, according to C. E. Blako~lee, County Extension Agent. This session, worked out under the leodershlp of Patsy L. Glass, area exlen~lon agent, home economics, 101ill give the ladles a chance to take a look at the - metric system which Is expected to be In universal use in the United States between 1980 ~nd 1985. The change-<tver to the rnetrlc- sys!em will be SUBSTITUTES SOLD SEATTLE, Wush. (UP!) Shoppers are turning more and more to spaghetti, TV dinners, beans and fish because of the high price of meat, said Safeway Stores area manager Dale Lynch, Ji'rlday. Sales of these products have risen by as much as 5() per cent. Miss Rebecca Radford ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs ~William W. Radford, Pomeroy, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Rebecca, to Larry V. Homme, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Romine, Hemlock Grove. The open church wedding will be Sunday, Sept. 16, at ·2:30p.m . at the Rock Springs United Methodist Church . A ' reception will follow at the Salisbury Elementary School. Miss joyce Ann Myers ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMEI'fl' - Mr. and Mrs. B\UCe Myers, Long Bottom, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Joyce Ann, to William David Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baker,· Coolville. Both are 1973 graduates of Eastern High SChool. Wedding plans are incomplete. · ~~.:::;:::::.~~'.o;.O::..';:;:~~-:~::..;:!)~!:~;:::;~=-:::::::;o;:;:;,-::~~=».-.:::..:::::::».~ Miss Swain honored Community I Corner By Charlene Hoeflich I TUPPERS PLAINS -There will be two Southeastern Ohio Horse Exhibitors Assn. point shows Saturday and Sunday, September 8 and 9, at the Bar 30 shawgrounds near here. On Saturday, september, the Eastern Athletic Boosters will oponsor the horse show With halter claaes beginning at 5:00 p.m. DSTand the performance classes at 7p.m. The judge for the show will be Robert Patrick of Ashville, Ohio. Patrick had been scheduled for judge a previous show at the Bar-30 crounds in early May but IAIIfered a broken leg while worklng with an untrained colt. Mr. Patrick has judged horse showa over a wide area, and is 1 trainer. He owns quarl.erhonea although he accepts olllit breea for training. He Is allo. weD known In !hi\ •re~ for 1111 Uf judging and tile !IIIli! l!ld lfforl he 1pends with the )'Wihln nplallllng his awards, IIIII hO!f they can improve their own as well as their horse's performance in the show ring. .The halter classes oHered wtll be: show horse ; western pleasur E,! pony, under · 48" ; western pleasure pony , 48" and under S6" ; showmanshi p, 12 years and under; registered qua _rterh orse stalli ons ; reg t sfered quarterhorse mar~ s., 3 years and over ; · reg1sl ered quarterhorse mar_es, 2 years and under; reg1ster!'!d quarlerhorse geld,ings, 3 year,s and over; reg1stered quarterhorse gel~ i ngs, 2 vrs. and under ; reg!stered appaloosa stallions; reg1stered appaloosa mares ! sh"""manship, 13 thru 15 years ; reg1stered appaloosa geldings ; non -registered· stock horse ; registered arabian horse ; registered half-arabian horse ; open all breed yearl ing and under : showmanship 16 thru 19 ; and palomino horse. The performan ce classes will Include : lead· In ppny Ito . be lUdged); show hor1e: !'leslern equipment; western pleasure oony, under 48", rlder·1 2 years and under ; registered quar·. terhorse, junior pleasure (4 yea~s and under) ; flag race i ANNOJINCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. Vernon R. Sopher, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Jody Lynn w Danny Joe Hood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvi~ Hood, Pomeroy. The wedding will be an event of september 28. Mrs. Mary Rose, Miss Julie Rose, Mrs. Sadie Trussell, Mrs. Zona Biggs, Mrs. Mae Spencer, Mrs. Anr\a Li ter, Mrs. Celia Bailey, Mrs. Goldie Frederick, Mrs. Iva Carpenter, LONG BOTTOM A Mrs. Murl Ours, Mrs. Dorothy Lawson, Mrs. Sharon Riffle, celebration was held recently Mrs. Margaret Tuttle, nnd at the Long Bottom .home of Byron Hayman in observance Mrs. Jleen Swain. of his BOth birthday anOthers presenting gifts to the couple were Mrs. Helen niversary. The affair was Sprague, Mrs. Sandy Savoy, hosted by his grandc hildren, Miss Debbie J eflers, Miss the sons and daughters of his Vicki Spencer, Mrs. Vivia n son, Ute late Guy Hayman, and Humphrey, Karen and Robin, Mrs. Ernestine Hayman, Long Miss Melinda Amsbary, Mrs. Bottom. Hayman was a mail carrier Alice Curtis, Mrs . Linda at the Long Bottom Post Office Damewood, Mrs . Gladys Dillon, Mrs. Glenna Riebel, for 42 years and is well known · Mrs. Fannie Bell Brown, Mr, in the area. The day was spent and Mrs. James Yeager, Miss reminiscing and at noon a Debbie Millhone, Miss Joyce dinner was served. Dick Myers, Mr, and Mrs. Earl Hayman was chief cook for the Willford . and Rhonda , Bill dinner. The gra ndchildren and Hole.sdon, Mrs. Linda great-grandchildren attending Cow(jrey, Mrs. Margaret Brown , Mrs. Cora Angabrite, Mr.'and Mrs. Ronald Osborne, Mrs. Bessie Larkins, Mrs. Hazel Curtis. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jones, Miss Sandra Van Meter, Mrs. PT~ Lena Belle Pullins, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Caldwell, Mrs. .Josephine Young, Mrs. Nettie Young, Mr. and Mrs. James Primmer , Durward Swain Nancy C_row, Mr~. Jla Osborne: Mrs. Ruby Jones, Mrs . Jean Spencer, Mrs. Becky Pullins, SYRACUSE - Officers of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sprague, Mrs. the Syracuse PTA met ThursMary Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. day afternoon at the school to Dick Gaui,Mr. and Mrs. Vance discuss plans for the school Spencer, Mrs. Pat Smith and year. Cathy, Mrs. Kathy Johnson Committee chairwomen and Mrs. Kathleen Milhoan appoin!ed were Mrs. Etta Mae Norto·n, membership and and Bill. · Mr. and Mrs. Worley Davis, magazine ; Mrs. Terri Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Young, Miss publicity; Mrs. Susie Grueser, Rita Marcinko, Mr. and Mrs. program ; Mrs. Martha McHobart Newell, Mr. and Mrs . Phail, legislation. Elected as Joe Barnhart, Mrs. Hope delegates to the Meigs County Drake and Sharon, Mr. and Coun cil of Parents and Mrs. J . E. Barnhart, Mr. and Teachers were Hugh McPhail Mrs. Bill Swain, Miss Melanie president; Mrs. Grueser, vic~ Dean, Terry Stethem, Mrs. prestdent; Mrs. Judy Flagg, Rob ert Codner, · Mrs. Ruby recordmg secretary; Mrs . Brewer and Janie, Mrs. Edna Michael, corresponding Wood an~ Sandy, Mr. and Mrs. secretary ; Mrs. Joyce Thoren, Pa t Authcrson, Mrs . J oe trea~urer; Mrs. Norton, and Bowers and. daughters, Mrs. Davtd Flagg. Paul Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Tom The first regular meeting of Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Tom the PTA will be held at 7:30 Kauffenburger, Mr. and Mrs. p.m. September 11. Bob Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs . western horsemanship, 12 Ronald Gleason, Mr. and Mrs. years an d under; English Ronald Davis, Mrs. Maxine RAT GOT AWAY pleasure, s~dd l e seat; pick -up W hitehead, Miss Jane Ann race; reg•stered appal oosa PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) Karr, Miss Nancy Sexson, Mrs. David P. Johnson, 21, tried to pleasure horse; show horse E~g_li sh equ ipment; o pe ~ Asa Bailey, Willis E. Johnson, . club a rat with a .22 caliber r~mmg ; Engl·ish eq uitation, nder 19 years and under : non - Mrs. Diane Wells, Mr. and rifle Friday . The rifle fired, registered western pleasure Mrs. Paul Orr, and .Mr . and Johnson was wounded in the horse ; barrel race; wes tern Mrs. John Brewer. thumb, and the rat got away. sen ior hor semanship, and open trai l class. POMEilOY - Two showers were held recently honoring Miss Jill Swain, bride-elect of Gordon Holter. One was held in the basement of the Long Bottom Christian Church and the second at the home of Mr. Holter. ::::: Hostesses for the one held at the church were Mrs. Debbie POMEROY -When Tony and Bernice May came here a Watson and Mrs. Mary Swain. year or so ago, they purchased the old brick Stewart property at the corner of Fifth and Hooker and with a great deal of Mrs. i\,rvil Holter hosted the renovation made it intQ one of tbe most attractive homes in second shower. Pastel color schemes were carrieG out at Middleport. Tony came as production control manager with Imperial the showers and ice cream, Electric and lnunediately the family got Involved in community cake, mints and punch were activities. They were active in the Middleport Church of Christ, served. Games were played . and Bernice, such a delightful person, contributed greatly to the with prizes going to the winactivities of several groupe, including the Middleport AmateUr ners. Guests were Miss Lucy Gardeners. She was one of the gracious hostesses for the "eat Holter, Miss Teresa around the village" staged by the garden club last spring. As it happened, Tony's job at Imperial didn't turn out as he Chichester, · Mrs. Barbra Hannam, Mrs. Ella Hannam, had hoped, and so this week the family moved back to Frankfort Ky.,wbere they had lived for the three years prior to their mov~ Mrs. Marilyn Hannam, Mrs. Bernice Prince, Mrs. Nola to 1.llddleport. These are people who will be missed. Making lhelr move from the house which !bey had put so Young , Mrs . Judy Holter, Brenda and Gary, Mrs. Shirley much into - not only .money but personal thought and work was a little easier for the family when their good friends, Carol Boggs, Sharon and Karen, Oale Dillon, Joy Swain, Mrs. and Harold Wolfe, Rutland, purchased it. · . Carol, a teacher at the Meigs Community School, Harold, and Everett Grant, Mrs. Thelma the two children, Beth and Darin, will be moving in anyday now. White and Jennie, Mrs. Hattie .Frederick, Mrs. Betty Friend, WATCH THE Phil Donahue show Monday morning and Mrs. Jean Trussell and Renee, you'll see a familiar face. . ·PHONE LISTED The show was taped at the Ohio State Fair, and as it hapSYRACUSE - Syracuse pened Bea Kuhn and her husband were there and she was area residents for the next two ~elected to participate in a demonstration of ESP conducted by mentalist Peter Hurkos. The show will be aired here at 9 a. m. weeks, in ca·se of fire or emergency, are to call Ada Monday on Channel 7. The Rev. Mi-. and Mrs. Kuhn spent a couple days at the Fair Slack of 992-2801 or Eber and were among the thousands to see the Doc severinsen show. Pickens at 992-7181. After Sept. While in Columbus - and, incidentally, they were celebrating 17 the regular numbers may be their silver wedding anniversary - the couple went to the called. Grandview Inn to see Stan Kenton and then went on to Cinciimati MOVED TO COLUMBUS lor a ball game Wednesday pight. RUTLAND - Mrs. Homer (Jean ) Parker of Rutland has LYSLE and Diane Reichman Meyer and their two sons, Tim been transferred from the and Eric, are getting Settled again at Mooreh!lad, Minn., after Holzer Medical Center where havlrig spent the past 10 months in Africa. They returned to the she has been a patient sinc.e states in July and spent a few days in Pomeroy with Mary and Tuesday to University Hospital Manning Webster before going .on to Minnesota. in Columbus. Her room )'or Dr. Meyer, on sabatical from Moorehead State Coilege, number is 679. the 10 months were spend teaching and doing research. To his knowledge he was the first American or foreigner to teach in the western arabian pleasure country's black universities. He taught at two non-white schools horse (half -arabs included) ; pleasure pony , 48" and western Zululand and the University of the North, and indicated that under -s6" , rider under 16 there the students take their educations much more seriously. yearsi eng lish pleasu re, hunt Eric, now seven, completed his first grade in Africa and is ~eat; western stake race ; walk -trot horse, rider 8 years ready now to enter Moorehead schools. During the family's under ; youth western and · stay there they traveled in Rhodesia, Mozambique, Swaziland, hor semanshi p, 16 thru 19 Lesotho, and Southwest Africa. Joe, stationed with the U. S. years; walk -lrot pony, r ider 8 Army in Germany, made a visit with his sister and family while years and under; youth wes tern horsemanship, 13 thr u ~ they were in Africa. 15 years ; reg i stere d quar . Jncidenlally, Joe has just returned from a motor trip around terhorse senior pleasure {5 Europe on hia two week leave . He and a friend went wSwit- vears and over); egg and zerJand, Paris, France, England, ScoUand, Belgium, Holland ~ p oo n ; ?pen western pleasure, trs. to nd~, riders 15 years and and Luxembourg. He'll be home early next year. . under ; nde and run ; youth Weekend horse shows set at Bar 30 ~ounds, Sept. 8-9 Miss ]ody Lynn Sopher Food Will be served by the Eastern -Athletic Boosters wi th a variety of , sandwiches, soft drink s, desser ts and cof fee i cof fe e. On Sunday , another $EOHEA point show will b09i n al 10 a . m. DS T. M rs . .Ca thy Larlo Stubbs, from Leesburg Ohio, is a diminutive brune tte' but her vitality and kn Ow - ho~ tar ex ceed her size. Mrs. Stubbs, al ong with being an exper ie nced hor sewoman in the sh0011 r ing , has earn ed a rep utat io n a s a fa i r and reliable judge. The hai ler class es wl lh the Same line-up as Sa tu rday's show will begin at 10 a . m. and the performance· classes will bf9 in at 1 p. m. The Sunday show is sponsored by the Bar 30 Horseman . Food will be served by the Tuppers Pla ins Community Club \"'ho conflnue to serve fine f oOd at reasonab le pri ces. . The lack r oom wll! be on the showgrounds for both shows . The tack room is a mobil e western store, fitted · to serve t~e exhibitor and spectator tn fm e western goods. ·1he general public Is Invited tO both shbws. These shows w ill be the last. horse shows at the B·a r -30 _sho wgroun(is th is season . The grounds are located on ' State Route 7 be· · twee n Coolville rmd Pomeroy . " gradual. , This meeting will ijiv~ leaders a chant-e to secure tntormatlon to present to their groups on how the metric system can become a better syslem than we now have. As a part of tjle seplernber 11 meetinM, "Frau~ , Decell, and Abuae ... Aimed at Ute Consumer Concerns," will provide the opportunity to d•velop another program for me~Ungs . The sesslqn on fraud, J~eeeit and abuse will be helo !rom 9;30 to II :30 a.m. The "Think Metric" training will be held from l2 ;30to3 :3Dp.m. T~ere Is .no planned lunch. Women can bring a sack lunch or eM out. BeveragllS will be available. There will be a reglslfatlon charge of $1 to cover the f OSl of , materials for those who 11ttend both sessions. Registration will he 50 cents If separate leaders atlllnd the separate sessions. It is, requested leaders planning on attending call the Meigs County Extension Office at 992-389~ next week indicating which session you will ·attend, according to Blakeslee. ' Visit aur ' IGA CRISP-N-GOOD CRACKERS ±I I I· OPEN LABOR DAY 9-9 PRICES ' GOOD SUNDAY & MONDAY Syracuse Stay on Key ••• Enroll In One of Our TURK.EYS SIZE WAGNER'S · LEMON LIME 7 OZ. BOmE \aD oler lilY ) " ·i n~ ICir :.ires, the our the ler- ed. SUSPENSION ·MaaiOI DRINK A. cas · LB. an 1ng 77 !dla EA. m, QUART SIZE lly ter he ns .I 1 PURINA Spring Valley Plaza COCA-COLA. ' Gallipolis, Ohio an it :ly PRICE: 12 Fl. OZ. ·' ~ s. .. 446-7333 us ' 32 Ol BOTTLES n, Ill LB. PLUS DEPOSIT • HEAVY when you see the(Tl m at ce HEAVY BATH TOWELS Ooo-h 'd - m WASH CLOTHS FOR d, If le n- e, '·· 'te" 4- M&R DISH BARN ":e OPEN SUNDAY 12-6 ,. OVERWARE ., ~ If EA. ,I g .l ~·. I Ah-hh d s LARGE $49.69 when you wear them . ·s 0 REG. 0 e ONLY , 1- Green Brown $ KIE JARS, The clog on oorebock buckle. Achilles. BRUNICARDI ct FASHION Red For further information ca ll or stop In at, ' . sl7.99 Viner makes casual shoes a l1ttle d1flercnt. arl'1S STORE HOURS Mon. & FrU :30ftllp.m, Tun. Wid. Sol. t:39fo5 p.m. Thorsdoy 9: JO flllllloiln I 98 j j l WHITE IMPERFECTS II oot,ng on crepe. Vmer·touch. that fol k·orl ROWNWARE LARGE SIZE $ WLS 22 t LBS. TRAY ., • • • ,,, 0 e ' ' •I , ·-· , I 1 . ~ HOUSE OF MUSIC. ROWNWARE ~FFEE ·- Gallipolis • e e FOR CUPS · I I ) FACTORY IMPERFECTS ,. , . I. the ers { We are happy to announce that MR . ALLEN STRAIGHT wil l be teaching PIANO to beginner s, Intermediate and advanced students. Mr. Straight has a BA Degree from Rio Gra~de Cor tege and MA Degree from Ohto Unrver sity and is a well qualified teacher . .. PRELL LIQUID SHAMPOO ANY PHOTO ALBUM , Navy PIANO CLASSES ._s_4.st.at_e_s_t·--4·4:.:..6-.:.:06:..:.87- R e OFF FRESH FROZEN mee tS Al/ffoilefan Pla!l !lnlllslrumPnt () PIZZA MAGNETIC Inspirational Sxperiencfb.. Quantltl~s ., Rica .Browse through the wonderful words of famed poetess Helen Steiner Rice . We have a complete collection of her inspirational $ words reprodu ced in cards, books, station- , ery. keeps ake plates. and plaques for yourself . . for gifts. Stop in today. 1 I TONY'S. FROZEN Observe 80th year were Mr. and Mrs. Elbert (Barbara) Fitzpatrick, Linda, Cathy and Steve; Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hayman, Greg and Mike; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hayman, Paige, Beth and Ginger; Mr. and Mrs. Jim (Connie) Walls and Travis, Mr. and Mrs. Keith (Lila) Ridenour and Floyd. Sending greetingS, but unable to attend, were Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Catherine) Freund, Brian and Randy; Mr. and Mrs . Dave (Margaret) Sherman, Cheryl and Neil; Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Sharon) Fitzpatrick, Robin and Laurie. Attending the party besides the grandchildren and greatgrandchildren were Mrs. Ernestine Hayman, the honored guest's daugh!er-inlaw, his wife, Marion, George and Betty Frederick and Mrs. Grace Londen, neighbors. Right Reserved To Limit - . I • ; �. .. 10 1'ht.~ Stulrlny;J'mws . &m! Ind. Sunday ,.St•pt , 2, l!ti:l Celebrate 73rd birthday Wildwood club meets I'OMEHOY - A domonstrution USing lwin l'G:lt.alrlf'I'S wilh - hm•d}' dnhli:t s ~nal evergrN•n IJy Mrs. Eclison Hollon was II feulure or lhe Werlnesday ni~ht ntt'l'ling of I he Wildwood G·arden Club hrld al lhe home of Mrs. Alfred s lln1b~ should lJ<• snra,\'1'<1 (1W ~a g WOI'IliS. Stw s lrt•sscd the iiHI)lll' lanl't' or t•ultlHJ.! tlrf uld flowers nnd fern and dt•stroying them to pi'C'\'t'OI spn:m1 of lht~ inse('l~ - Thc Meigs Co unly F<1ir fluwrr show was dis('ussed and Yen~rr . it \\i.l s . nult'd thnt several Pape1·s presented at the lliL'tllbcrs l't'n·ivt·d ribbons . meeting included one titled Particulnrly mentioned for "GI'ey Phmt.s in yout· Garden " their show nwards were Mrs . by Mrs. Vcrunn N('ase. It Ada ll u llr~ · ami Mrs. Edison pcrlainetl to the artcsin pla nt ~ HulLer. the bulterfly bush. poplar <111!1 willow trees. M•·s. Mav Holter talked on achillias ctcsc•·:!Jing it as un early spring plant with gold colored flowers . She said thai in olden times people used Mr. anrl Ml'l'edlth, llt'lprt•; Mr . and Mrs ..Jtlmc~ Prtlit cnlt'l'l.: tincd Mrs . Wii::HIIl WuHt• .und t'cl·t•nlly with a ptlr(y hurwr·ing rhlldn·n, Jut>, Dunny and his ,.:reLit-gnuHimotlwr, Mrs. W1•ndy, Illinois ; Mrs. Shlll'un J;;lllel Sarson. Hacirw, un her $h~ch~ (lnd dau~ht~rs . 7:1rd birlhday. Jc:tcksonvi lle. N. ( '.: Mrs. l .inda A luncheou wus st' I' \ 'L'<i on Wolft•, Minersville, and the lht• lawn at noon. Pichu·es of host and hoslcs.~. Mr. und Mrs. till' five gt'lll'riltions present James Pctlit and son. Jcunic. were tak~n . Attending wC're Others pr'escnting girt~ were Mrs. Sylvia Wolfe, llacine ; Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler S!trso·n. Mrs. Louise Meredith. Belpre; Grandview, Mo .; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard 1Virgie) Mrs . Lewis San;on and Ours, Racine ; Mr. and Mrs. children, Rt. 2, Haciue, and Ralph Sarson, Proctorville ; Mr. and Mrs. Davey Wolfe'and Mrs. Juanita Justis and son rhildren, Racine. Bill, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs: The rive generations present Tum Wolfe and children. Tara were Mrs. SH1'son, Mrs. Sy lvi~1 and Todd, Mr s. Elizabeth Wolfe, Mrs . Juanita Justis, Atkins and daughter, Wanda Mrs. Brenda Petlit, and her Lee, Racine ; Mr. and Mrs. $on, Jnmtc Pettit., age nine Robert Meredith , Parkers- months. burg: Toni and John MIIJDI.I-:I~JIIT The Lord ·s Prayer in unison opt.' ned lhe meet ing with 111embcrs responding to roll c;dl by na ming !heir favorite pcrenninl. Mt·s. Lillian Nappe1· was a guest. Program books lhc phmt to 111ake varrow tea · for the year were pl;mn~d anct and for certain medicines. She membership dues wl:'re disp layed · a specimen of the coll~cted. The door prize was plan l. won by Mrs. Milhoan. Blue Mrs. Dwight Milhoan had ribbons for arrangements on gardeni ng lips for the season diSplay were awarded to Mrs. noting the grass cutting should Mary Ne<1se, Mrs. Hollon, Mrs. GALLIPOLIS - The United oppo•·tunity to become familia r continue, that bulbs should be Holter, Mrs. Vernon Nease and States is an island in a metric with the metric system is being ordered, !hat a map of next Mrs . '(eauger . world . More thao 90 percent of offered by the Cooperative year's garden should be M1·s . Yueagcr · and Mrs . lhe world now uses the metric Extension Service of the Ohio prepared, and that trees and Clifford Phillip,s served system or weights and Stat.e University at leader re freshments. measures. It is predicted that training meetings this fall. The by 1985 the use of meters, liters meetings are open to home and grams will become a part economics ext~nsio n group of daily routine as the U. S. leaders and other interested joins the rest of the wol'ld in persons. They will receive the The fourth annual Cleland Stover, Mr. and Mrs. Louis using the standardized metric training and then present a program on the metric system family reu ni on was held ParsonS, David and Ralph. system. Dunbar, W. Va .; Mr . and Mrs, to the groups they represent. The metric system is now Sunday, August 12, at Forest Larry Stansbury and Benny, Acres Park with 181 in at- Reynoldsburg ; Mr . and Mrs. used in ·some areas. Cameras · A leader training meeting, Clair Dale Stansbury, Julia, and the film are likely to be 35 titled "Think Metric" will be tendance. Rober t, Groveport. milimeter. For those who do offered on September 11, from Janice Hampton , secretary, . Clara. Mrs . Leona rd Peoples, Terry home sewing, patterns are 12:30 to 3 p. m. at the Christ read the minutes of UJe 1972 Lynn and Joe, Hamden ; Mr . reunion. Wanda Oxley was and Mrs. Ke i th Cleland , marked with sea m allowa nces ' Un ited Meth odist Church, elected secretary and Loretta Jeri mie Boyd, Middleport ; Mr . of ~l< inches or 1.5 centimeters. Portsmouth St., Jackson. an,d Mrs. Roger Li ghtfoot, There will be a morning Stansbury, treasurer, for the Belinda, M el issa . Shelly. Baby bottles are marked in session from 9 to 11:30 a.m. on ounces on one side and in cubic nex t reunion , which will be Pa ta ska la ; Juanita Beck , Terry and Paul, Doyl~.stown ; centimeters on the opposite the topic of "Fraud and Deceit held the secQnd Sunday in Mr. and Mrs. Harold Da vis, side. In Ohio, a few new high- - Aimed at You." Registration August at Forest Acres Park. Add ison ; Mr . and Mrs. Joseph Before the basket dinner was Schuler Jr . and baby , Joe Bob, way signs tell distances in for both training sessions will served at noon, the blessing Chesh ire; Mr. and Mrs. Henry kilomelers, and Cincinnati's be $1 or 50 ~ents for a single Jr., Hank and Chase. new Riverfront Sladiwn has session. was asked by Robert Paulsen, Cleland Long Bottom ; Ric hard The program " Think Albany. A 1\Jusical program Harnpton and Shane, been ma rked o(f in metric Ewington; Mr . and. Mrs. measure. 1 Metric" offers an opportunity followed featuring s,even Darrell Wheeler and Mi ch ael, to become familiar with the ;; members of the Cloud family of M The metric system is simple r. and Mrs. Hu rshel Wheeler Cohmibus. Musical numbers and Bob bie , Mr s. Debbie to learn . It is based on a 100. me tric system now, allowing were "Teddy Bear"; ''Pale Tolson and Chr iso Guysvi lle. unit count, as is the United for a smoother c)lange to Mr . and Mrs. Paul Tay lor . States coinage system. An metric units in the United Wildwood Flower" and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Sheldon , Mr. States. ., "Tennessee Waltz. " Songs and Mrs. Lest er Taylor, Mr. sung were "Please Release and Mrs . Hurley Rife, Ray, ., Me ", " Lead Me On, n Karen, Shi rl ey, and fr iend, Sharon, Wellston ; Mr. and :.: "Mocking Bird Hill", "How Mrs. Cec il Carpenter and ,Mr. Great Thou Art", "What A and Mrs . Leroy Rowla nd, Day," ''I'll Fly Away" and Spring field; Charlofle Grant and son, Micha.el, Debbie and "Satin Sheets." A recitation Pamela Dav is, Min e r,~vj ll e, Rt. GALLIPLIS - The Ladies pastor's wife Rose Henson. waspresenled by Wanda Oxley l; Weyland Cleland;"i':ngola, N. Guests attendin g were Y.; Mr . and Mrs. Gary Cleland Auxiliary of the Church of God, called "Generation Gap." 548 Jackson Pike, held its Arlene Pretty, Eleanor Noel, friend s. Judy and Jimmie, · Gifts were presented to and Cheek, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. monthly meeting August 7 in Lucy Swain, Kay Sanger and ', Marion McClure, 81, Dexter, Merrell Nelson, Nida McC lure the home of Mrs . Jacki e Carolyn Caldwell. Andrea, Mr . and Mrs. 1 t~e oldest in attendance; Joe and Business discussed was a Robert Pau lsen, Mr . and Mrs . Preece, Pt. Pleasant. f Bob Schuler, Jr., Cheshire, the Jerry Stansbury, Reba, Aaron, Th ose members in at- ·bake sale Sept. 29 at Murphy '_s , youngest, 27.! months old: Albany; Mr. and Mrs. Earnest tendance..w.e,re Regina Huegel, in the Silver Bridge Plaza . The Weyland Cleland, Angola, N. Dawson, Bren da, Cahty, Lenora Pugh, Roberta Smith, ladies were reminded of the Cortland; Mr . and Mr s. Ivan · Y. , who traveled the farthest, Cotterill, Dean , Jennifer and Shirley Smith~ Eula Duncan bazaar booth to be held at the ' 51l0 miles; and Floyd Cleland, fr iend, Loue, Worth ing ; Mr . Dcanie Prater, Nancy Barcus, Bob Evans Farm Festival · Rutland, with all 11 of his and Mrs . Joe Bohner and ,Jan is Shilot and presi dent and October 1.2 and 13. Matthew, Columbus. ~- childre n present. Afternoon visitors were Mr . The meeting was adjourned There were 10 new babies and Mrs. Nor man Will , 1. and a silent auction was held. born this past yea r, with all but Rutland an d Mr. and Mrs. The next meeting will be held Earnes t Wood, Pomeroy, Rt. 4. , lwo attending the reunion. HONORS WON at the home of Mrs. Billy POMEROY - . Ire ne {~ Atten ding were Mr. and Mrs. Praters, September 4. , Harold OXl ey and Mr . and Mrs. Hoschar, Syracuse, was one or f Har old Oxley , Jr. and approximately 200 se niors who DAUGHTER BORN SCHUSTER REPORTS , daughter, Mr. and Mrs . Dale graduated with honors from t Stansbury, Mr. and Mr s. Henry POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. POMEROY - Marine Staff Cleland, Pomeroy ; Mr . and Tom Sm ith, Pomeroy, are Ohio University at the end of Sgt. Robert N. Schuster, son of Mrs. Marion McClure , Mr . and Mrs . Archie WhE!'eler . Kenny, announcing the birth of a nine the 1973 summer sessions. To Mr. James N. Schusler, whose Karen, ahd Diana. Dexter; pound, 14 ounce daughter, Kelli graduate with honors a student wife Janice is the daughter of Gordon Warner , Wolf Pen ; Lynn, August 13. Maternal must have an accumulative Mr. and Mrs . Charles Eskew of , Cindy 'van Meter, Middleport ; average of between 3.0 and 415 W. Main St., all of ' Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Cleland, grandparents are Mrs. Jean Sr . and Eli zabeth Cleland , Burnside , Racine, and Dan 3.499. Miss Hoschar received Pomeroy, has reported for ' Dexter ; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hayman, Syracuse. Mrs . Amy her bachelor or science degree duty at the Marine Corps Base Cleland, Mrs. Helen Riggs, Mr. in education. at Camp Lejeune, N. C. ; and Mrs. Merle Dav is, Henson Eynon, Syracuse , js the j Cleland, Mr. and Mr s. Bruce paternal grandmother. Grea tr. Davis, David and Danny, Mr . grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. and M~s. A-\arv in Gardner, Steve. Ta mmie, Rutlan d; Mr s. Waid Sayre, Racine, and Mrs. ~ JoJn ice Hampton and Mer lin, Lenora Schar!, near Pomeroy. ~ Mrd. and MMrs. Larry Cleland Mr. and Mrs: Herman Wolfe, ~ an sons, r. anq Mrs. Way ne Racine are the great · greatCleland, F!oyd, Tommy, Ann 1,. an.d Laura Rose, Langsville. grandparents. Mr. and Mrs . Mr. and Mrs. Jake Ervin, Smith also have a son, Lennie and Lucille, Mr. and Christopher, 3. . Mrs. Sy lvan Cleland, Jr . of \ intm1 ll)' l\1urlt· Ah•x:uuh•r Sumlny dium•r ~m~:;L] uf Mr . iilld Mr~ . O:·wJII' Stffle WNt' Mr. un!l Mrs. James ~ trtJ, lttvid , Kanlfl und Ptmwlu, Mr. (tud Mr~ . Juck Puffcnbuq.:cr, Sue ~ Todd unci Nikki luu~ lllnt·s.'i, ll l."i Sir<»l~ . Nitr(l and llcv . and Mrs. John Hryant. Mr. 1111 I Mrs. Orville llar· netic, Oak Hill, were Sunday rallNs or Mr. and Mrs. Gharlic Barnell and Mr. and M•·s. Oscar Steele. tvh'. and Mrs. Victor (;inn. cclk1, Cindy and Victor Jr. of Steubenville w.cre weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. K Alexnndcr. Mrs. Mi ldred Baker spent severn! days recently with her nephew, Bob Paint and lamily and sister, Mrs. Nola Parker, all of Columbus and her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Carey Wlfl.."t the NHIH.:y Wulkt'r, Dlt\'td nml Tuhy Ht·t'4' of A,h. ftlllllrr rluughtt•t' f,r M1·. and Ml'fl.. 1 \' 11/t• :-i!Jt•nl II rcw days Wllh lht•il' ~111nl, Mrs. Jttnlcs Custc, Dcwr·y W:tlkcr, locul, Hll<l a Hnd J..tl'l.tndmoUU'r , Ml's , IIJtUJ.!.hlcr, Hnbin, survive. lit.• wus t,rouJtht hrrc fur buriJd , Kulhryn lice•·. Ml\ and Mrs . llllrry Mrs.' f~ mm ett W1u'll hu:; f'C IUI'tlCd hOIIIU urtor· {I Wt:(•k'.'; Hi uh;mlsun and ~(lflS, 'l'roy, visit with hN <lltu~htcr-. Mr/'i. 1111d Mr. and Mts. Kal'l Justis Bill WoOd und family nt 1111(1 family of l.LlllCUSl •r were weekend guests of Mrs . Gnhnnna. Eliutboth Cloud und ull al.· Mrs. Anthony Mu1·rny o! Bidwell and M1·s. Stelln George tended the Thomas rcuniou at of Curdinglon called on Mrs. Cora . Mr. and M•·s. Home•· Thonms Florcncc Quickie and M•·s. and Hicky Cottrill, Hometown, Ne1.:1 Alcxnnder recenlly. Mrs. Myron Hull and family W. Va ., and Mr . and Mrs. of Daylon spcnl Wednesday Ch.,rlcs Hill und son, Nitro, W. wilh hc1· parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vu ., were Saturday guests of Mr. ami Mrs. Charlie Barnell. Charles Casto. Mrs. Elsie McCoy 1111d Sunday callers in tho Barnett daughler, Mrs. Herbert Moore home were Mr . :md Mrs. attended the R. H. Kyle semi- Dennis Glass, eros's ,I.A~nc~. W. annual furniture show at Vn. Mr. and Mrs. Max Huntley, Charleston s·und ay. Jackson Route, called on Mr . Arthur Yoho, Wintersville, passed away last week after a and Mrs. Roy Huntley Sunday. Mr. und Mrs . C, 1·: . It All'Xutilll!l' wtr't• n •t.'(•rtt v lsi tors <•f tht'irdaughtcr, Mr . and Mrs. Tom 1Juvl5 und fumlly of Golumhus. Mr. and Mrs. Oscur St..'ele, Mr. and Mrs. Churllc Htwnctl , lt.:al, Ulld Mr. lllld Mrs. orville Harnett, 011k IIIII, utlended tho fanl)ral or UIOir nephew, Dennis Duncan, at l'ocil, W. Va , lust week . Auxiliary meets. t !' t'. I ' l' '! SUNLIAY OURS FAMILY r~unlon, Su nday, Rock Springs Fairgrounds. basket dinner, 1 p. m. Take own table service, DESCEND ANT S of Abraham and Mary Bahr will hold reunion Sunday beginning at noon at archery building at !loyal Oak Pork. GAINER Reunion ut Meigs County Fairgrounds. Dinner at 12:30 p.m. MONDAY EAS TERN A thl etlc Boosters, 8 p.m. at hlgh school. Fair proceeds and upcoming horse show to be discussed. POTLUCK Picnic at Twin .City Shrine Park, Rac ine, at 2 p. m. Sponsored by Twin City Shrine Club. All Shriners, their families, Shrinettes, Honorary Shrine widows and new nembers invited. ANNUAL Labor Day celebration of Pomeroy Fire Dcpartll)ent begins Monday with parade at 11 a.m. down Main St. to Butternut Ave.; out Buttern ut to the village parking lot. Chicken barbecue served 'all day on the upper parking lot. RACINE Chapter , O.E.S. · will meet In regular session Monday·evening, September 3, • at 8 p.m. ; FlNANCE Committeeforthe • Citizens Committee for the • promotion of the one-hall mill • bond ~ssue to be used for : construction of facilities for the ~ Meigs Community School for • Retarded Children. TUESDAY : MEE'I' TilE Bradbury Team ~ ni g ht will be observed at ·the :: Bradbury School at 7:30p.m. ,. Tuesday. Tbe program will .. include . introduction of : teachers,' an · outline of ihs • program for tbe 1973-74 school year, introduction to the in: dividuallzed math program, a • review of the individualized :.. spelling program, and a tour of • the building. "" TUESDAY OHIO ETA Phi Chapter, : Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 :: p. m. at Columbus a nd '": Southern Ohio Electric CO. _ building in Middleport. tiOJlSt; SHOW SE'I' P'l'. PLEASANT ~ Arc" ho•·semen will display their ·skill duri ng a Labor Day Horse Show Monday, Sept. J, at 2 p.rn . at Harmon Field ~Jnder the sponsorship .of . tile Izaak Walton League <~nd Harmon Field Stables. There will be 16 classes. Entry Ice is $2 and the top fo ur winners in all classes will receive prize money. i • La ncaster ; Mr. , "I Redman , Danny I - world's skinniest washer /dryer! !Only 2feet wide) Fits' almo1t 1nywhere ~ Jlolnn, Mlftl HI 1 -It h~ ·~ !.'el::,lltdwuo, lltlll rw .c.on "' ............. - - ......... fllli<nlllttl We Feature .Quality Mobile Homes At ·K& K • • and Mr s. Jr. CORRECTION Ton y of St . Al ba ns, POMEROY - Fred Miller, W.Va .; Mr. and Mrs. Wende ll fined in the court of Pomeroy Cleland, ol Gah•nna ; .Mr . and Mrs. James Kirk Mayor Don Collins Wednesday and Sieve, Mr . an d Mr s. night on charges of profane Delber t Redman, Mr . and Mrs. Rona ld Watkin s, Mr . and Mr s. la nguage and disturbing the Joseph Redman, Tommy, peace, was Fred Miller, Jr., M erk and f riend , She rr ie Ra cine, nol Fred Mi ller, Sr. Danny ~. I I ~ I• Ii • Wuh, dry •nd told •.. without rnorint I lttp I' • W11~ lnd dr~ -' !1111 MIN !lmt Of' Jn. dtPti"IOtnU~. W t~ I~ Ia 1 ntMy lold counttr. f ' We have many different selections of • •• f I. ~ecors, •~~~. .~~..... tq ~ltlonwldt W1rr1nty fit your taste!. ~ • i • WHITE EXTERIOR rt•d l••w·lt• w11h white bib· ~rn®~WrnJ~Tirn fl' nriL~ Hlld c'tlff.., wHh r•ttndy ~ slnpl'cl C!l&rmttwns, tvy mtd Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gladwell Vows repeated BEDFORD - Rev. Robert . Davis united Miss Debra Filipovic, d"ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Fllipovic, Bedford , and Larry Gladwell, son of Mrs . Bettie Gladwell, Columbus, and grandson of Mr . and Mrs. Delbert Becker, Middleport, in holy matrimony at a candlelight service December 23 at the South !Iaven Church of Christ in Bedford. · The church was decorated with whi te poinsettias and candelabra, Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a ·Michael de Angelo original victorian gown of white peau . lATEX HOUSE & BARN PAINT ' U nico 341 Whit e Latex Hou se Paint , Regul arly $4 .55 a Gallon . SPECIAL Price •• ;: ~ · .,,~• • GALLON 10°/o DISCOUNTS ON THESE PAINTS ALSO: ~ ... "" " ....., -:! ~ $70,~ 415 Red$434 FLAT AND HIGH HEELS Reg. $7· 85 Barn p a1nt · per Gal. 1·n 2·Gal · cans •• 99 WEDNESDAY MElGS COUNTY National Farmers. Organization meeting, 8 p. m. at State Park on Route 3,1. MIDDLEPORT Garden Club: 7:·30 p. m. at the ColWllbus and' Southern Ohio Eleclr ic Co , Mrs. Walter Hayes, Miss Judy Arnold and Mrs. E. 0 . Tewksbary , hostesses. Postponed from Monday to Wednesday due to Labor Day. LADIES AUXILIARY , Middleport Fireman, 8 p.m. at the fire hall. Mrs. Bob Byer and Tom and Mrs, Tom Darst, ..• ..-:.. ~h:~::te:ss:e:s~· "" de soie, velvet and lace . The long mantilla was attached to a victorian headpiece of velvet and lace. She carried a cascade arrangement of white roses, stephanotis an d variega ted ivy with a white velvet bow "nd streamers. A Chri stmas theme was ca rried out with the maid of honor, Susan Clotz, wearing a vic torian gown or green boucle with white lace bib-fr ont and cuffs and headpiece of holl y and mistletoe. The bridesmaids were Christine Ford · an d Kay Fllipovic, sisters of the bride , Patti Cavalier, cousin of the bride, Andrea . Waltonen and TO 115.99 • Black and White • Multi Color Suede • Two-Tone Browns and Other Colors. I y .. , Mtblle Ill•• ~ UL. to "'AOQ.l "'0 "?11\,jl' ....... .. ... .....,..,., ".. 1J flllllllfV -.o .... "• I '" '•"' ' n · ~··'1· . ·•,.... -.-........... Elec"' ric M~le $719 Coat White House Paint per Gal. in 2-Gal. cans Our Shoes are Still Sensibly Priced .MIDDLEPORT, 0. !:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ l't'S .~\®2 . ttFOR ALL! Free Nylon $·2 39 paint brush 4 Grandstand Attraction 11 14' Alum.$147 Ex·t. Ladder ...••• ..... • -. .3 You're Taking a Beating from Inflation If your money • • zs earnzng less than 6.50% Hit hard by high prices? Feel like the dollar is devaluating right there in your pocket? Don't despair! We went to bat for depositors and look what it resulted in - Now get 6.50 per cent on 30 months cer t ificates of deposit with a $5,000.00 mm1mum , and interest is com pounded quarterly . What? You don 't have an account with us! Don't wait any longer ... open one today. Now that you know where to get the most for a savings dollar, let us remind you that we're an all -service savi ngs and loan . Everything here is done with your best interest in mind. We're an All-Service Savings and Loan 1. Home Construction Loans 2. Home Purchase Loans 3. Home Improvement Loans • 4. Home Consolidation Loans 5. Mobile Home Loans 6. Christmas Club 7. Vacation Club 8. Travelers Checks 9. Money Orders GRAND OLE OPRY SHOW STARRING JIM & JESSE FRIDAY, SEPT. 7, 8·PM We pause today to honor the workers of America. the men and women responsible for our production and progress . We thank them for the love and labor which has made our country great. They are the very litestream of our civil.ilation . ' It ·Makes Sense to Save With People Who Care Also On Thursday;·8 pm JACK W. CARSEY, Mgr. Serving Meigs, Gallia, Mason Counties .. Open Mon.-Sat. Til 6:00P.M. 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Pvrneroy; Dorothy Barden , l!acine; Velma IJmgenetle, Charles Wibon, Cassady, Tuppers Plains ; Agnes Walker . THE SHOE BOX .............. 1714 Blister-$609 201 White$5 79 Resistant GAL. House per Gal. Reg. $6.79 Paint in 2-Gal. Primer cans Observe birthdays Nine birth- ICC ('<Clint WUS Scrn'!l With the cu ke. Mrs . Mary Sm•m(jn t Iuy,;; Wl're (JI>Serv<.'d M the "' .. llliHIJl'IOC . August 1,11 riy s ta~cd Thur.duy S(Jokt ~o the group on UJe MciljS Ml ;~ i.I S11 Bt•<·ker, Mid- allcrnl.•'ln at till) So;lllor Citiz .,,. G<•unty flulllMt Sot:lety a11d il' ubjeclive. dleport, c•luSin of the gr<J<illl, CL'ntcr. waH the flllw"rgirl. II •r ~UWjl, Ov~r 00 senicJr cili~ens ~t­ m11dC lJy her ult1lhcr, · antJ ll!•lded tho party honoring Mrs. flowers wcr(l the H~tnt.,. WI lh · "unie Brinker, Mrs. Ethel bridesmaids. .l11hnson, Mrs . Neva Kind, Mrs, Dust rnun was D(Jnalc.l A~ncs White, Mrs. Elizabeth Becker, Middleport, uncle ol llaycs, Mrs . Mmnic McGrath, the ~ruom. GucHLS wcr • S4,!:Jt.ed f . W. Wilcox, Arlie West and · by Gregg Ford, brother-in-law Clurence Struble , ol the bride. Gary l)uncan , Cakes were dona(('() by Mrs. Jerry Daven(Jorl, Jeff Boggs Loretta Beegle, Mrs. Edith and Jinl W<'insteln, co llc~e Bcll:lng, Mr.. Joar• Tuttle and lricnds <i the groom. Dean Mrs. !.essie Luck. Homemade Gravatt, cousin of. the bride, was Lhe ring bearer: Soloist for the t'eremony was IJnda Jttrrell. She was al'companied on the organ by Sa le Scovill. Her brother , William Jarrell, played the guitar for two special sr,n ~·s . The bride 's mother was attired in a red chiffon gown with gold accessories. The ~ room 1S mother chose ~ gold lame gown with a red and gold print skirt and gold ac· ccssorics. They both wore wh ite and red rose corsages tri mmed with holly. The groom's grandmother, Mrs. Delbert Becker, Middleport, was attired in a pink beaded crepe dress. She wore a -.. while and red rose corsage. The reception was held at the Slovenian National Hall in Maple Heights. A traditional Christmas dinner was served. Many ol the 200 gucsL>; attending were out-of-tow n friends and relatives or the couple . Th e Gla dw e ll 's BACK TO SCHOOL SADDLE OXFORD .. Pomeroy Landmark I I • DON'T WAIT! ON SALE. l MORE WEEK iI I iii lil'l>cl Ill Vit'II!I'I<Jfi J.(OWfiN hf Frigiqaire makes it. ", ff and f PAINT , SALE BARGAIN TIME! Acrylic ·Latex .('lt'-·ryl Kl'au,'lo;, 'l'lw:·y wcr·•· Social 1 . ~1 Calendarl • 301White ···=x~.::-.:~..~~:w. 1\ 'Metrics ' to be topic Cleland reunion held .- 1'1~· Suuday Thlll'l · St•nllnel, Sundny, &;'flt. 2,1!173 ~~- " • ' Albany Community Fair Albany, 0~ Sept. 6·9 - ~~--------~----~ Hours : Moo.-Wed .. 9to 3-Thurs. 9to Noon- Frid•v flo 6-S.t. 9to noon J r �. .. 10 1'ht.~ Stulrlny;J'mws . &m! Ind. Sunday ,.St•pt , 2, l!ti:l Celebrate 73rd birthday Wildwood club meets I'OMEHOY - A domonstrution USing lwin l'G:lt.alrlf'I'S wilh - hm•d}' dnhli:t s ~nal evergrN•n IJy Mrs. Eclison Hollon was II feulure or lhe Werlnesday ni~ht ntt'l'ling of I he Wildwood G·arden Club hrld al lhe home of Mrs. Alfred s lln1b~ should lJ<• snra,\'1'<1 (1W ~a g WOI'IliS. Stw s lrt•sscd the iiHI)lll' lanl't' or t•ultlHJ.! tlrf uld flowers nnd fern and dt•stroying them to pi'C'\'t'OI spn:m1 of lht~ inse('l~ - Thc Meigs Co unly F<1ir fluwrr show was dis('ussed and Yen~rr . it \\i.l s . nult'd thnt several Pape1·s presented at the lliL'tllbcrs l't'n·ivt·d ribbons . meeting included one titled Particulnrly mentioned for "GI'ey Phmt.s in yout· Garden " their show nwards were Mrs . by Mrs. Vcrunn N('ase. It Ada ll u llr~ · ami Mrs. Edison pcrlainetl to the artcsin pla nt ~ HulLer. the bulterfly bush. poplar <111!1 willow trees. M•·s. Mav Holter talked on achillias ctcsc•·:!Jing it as un early spring plant with gold colored flowers . She said thai in olden times people used Mr. anrl Ml'l'edlth, llt'lprt•; Mr . and Mrs ..Jtlmc~ Prtlit cnlt'l'l.: tincd Mrs . Wii::HIIl WuHt• .und t'cl·t•nlly with a ptlr(y hurwr·ing rhlldn·n, Jut>, Dunny and his ,.:reLit-gnuHimotlwr, Mrs. W1•ndy, Illinois ; Mrs. Shlll'un J;;lllel Sarson. Hacirw, un her $h~ch~ (lnd dau~ht~rs . 7:1rd birlhday. Jc:tcksonvi lle. N. ( '.: Mrs. l .inda A luncheou wus st' I' \ 'L'<i on Wolft•, Minersville, and the lht• lawn at noon. Pichu·es of host and hoslcs.~. Mr. und Mrs. till' five gt'lll'riltions present James Pctlit and son. Jcunic. were tak~n . Attending wC're Others pr'escnting girt~ were Mrs. Sylvia Wolfe, llacine ; Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler S!trso·n. Mrs. Louise Meredith. Belpre; Grandview, Mo .; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard 1Virgie) Mrs . Lewis San;on and Ours, Racine ; Mr. and Mrs. children, Rt. 2, Haciue, and Ralph Sarson, Proctorville ; Mr. and Mrs. Davey Wolfe'and Mrs. Juanita Justis and son rhildren, Racine. Bill, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs: The rive generations present Tum Wolfe and children. Tara were Mrs. SH1'son, Mrs. Sy lvi~1 and Todd, Mr s. Elizabeth Wolfe, Mrs . Juanita Justis, Atkins and daughter, Wanda Mrs. Brenda Petlit, and her Lee, Racine ; Mr. and Mrs. $on, Jnmtc Pettit., age nine Robert Meredith , Parkers- months. burg: Toni and John MIIJDI.I-:I~JIIT The Lord ·s Prayer in unison opt.' ned lhe meet ing with 111embcrs responding to roll c;dl by na ming !heir favorite pcrenninl. Mt·s. Lillian Nappe1· was a guest. Program books lhc phmt to 111ake varrow tea · for the year were pl;mn~d anct and for certain medicines. She membership dues wl:'re disp layed · a specimen of the coll~cted. The door prize was plan l. won by Mrs. Milhoan. Blue Mrs. Dwight Milhoan had ribbons for arrangements on gardeni ng lips for the season diSplay were awarded to Mrs. noting the grass cutting should Mary Ne<1se, Mrs. Hollon, Mrs. GALLIPOLIS - The United oppo•·tunity to become familia r continue, that bulbs should be Holter, Mrs. Vernon Nease and States is an island in a metric with the metric system is being ordered, !hat a map of next Mrs . '(eauger . world . More thao 90 percent of offered by the Cooperative year's garden should be M1·s . Yueagcr · and Mrs . lhe world now uses the metric Extension Service of the Ohio prepared, and that trees and Clifford Phillip,s served system or weights and Stat.e University at leader re freshments. measures. It is predicted that training meetings this fall. The by 1985 the use of meters, liters meetings are open to home and grams will become a part economics ext~nsio n group of daily routine as the U. S. leaders and other interested joins the rest of the wol'ld in persons. They will receive the The fourth annual Cleland Stover, Mr. and Mrs. Louis using the standardized metric training and then present a program on the metric system family reu ni on was held ParsonS, David and Ralph. system. Dunbar, W. Va .; Mr . and Mrs, to the groups they represent. The metric system is now Sunday, August 12, at Forest Larry Stansbury and Benny, Acres Park with 181 in at- Reynoldsburg ; Mr . and Mrs. used in ·some areas. Cameras · A leader training meeting, Clair Dale Stansbury, Julia, and the film are likely to be 35 titled "Think Metric" will be tendance. Rober t, Groveport. milimeter. For those who do offered on September 11, from Janice Hampton , secretary, . Clara. Mrs . Leona rd Peoples, Terry home sewing, patterns are 12:30 to 3 p. m. at the Christ read the minutes of UJe 1972 Lynn and Joe, Hamden ; Mr . reunion. Wanda Oxley was and Mrs. Ke i th Cleland , marked with sea m allowa nces ' Un ited Meth odist Church, elected secretary and Loretta Jeri mie Boyd, Middleport ; Mr . of ~l< inches or 1.5 centimeters. Portsmouth St., Jackson. an,d Mrs. Roger Li ghtfoot, There will be a morning Stansbury, treasurer, for the Belinda, M el issa . Shelly. Baby bottles are marked in session from 9 to 11:30 a.m. on ounces on one side and in cubic nex t reunion , which will be Pa ta ska la ; Juanita Beck , Terry and Paul, Doyl~.stown ; centimeters on the opposite the topic of "Fraud and Deceit held the secQnd Sunday in Mr. and Mrs. Harold Da vis, side. In Ohio, a few new high- - Aimed at You." Registration August at Forest Acres Park. Add ison ; Mr . and Mrs. Joseph Before the basket dinner was Schuler Jr . and baby , Joe Bob, way signs tell distances in for both training sessions will served at noon, the blessing Chesh ire; Mr. and Mrs. Henry kilomelers, and Cincinnati's be $1 or 50 ~ents for a single Jr., Hank and Chase. new Riverfront Sladiwn has session. was asked by Robert Paulsen, Cleland Long Bottom ; Ric hard The program " Think Albany. A 1\Jusical program Harnpton and Shane, been ma rked o(f in metric Ewington; Mr . and. Mrs. measure. 1 Metric" offers an opportunity followed featuring s,even Darrell Wheeler and Mi ch ael, to become familiar with the ;; members of the Cloud family of M The metric system is simple r. and Mrs. Hu rshel Wheeler Cohmibus. Musical numbers and Bob bie , Mr s. Debbie to learn . It is based on a 100. me tric system now, allowing were "Teddy Bear"; ''Pale Tolson and Chr iso Guysvi lle. unit count, as is the United for a smoother c)lange to Mr . and Mrs. Paul Tay lor . States coinage system. An metric units in the United Wildwood Flower" and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Sheldon , Mr. States. ., "Tennessee Waltz. " Songs and Mrs. Lest er Taylor, Mr. sung were "Please Release and Mrs . Hurley Rife, Ray, ., Me ", " Lead Me On, n Karen, Shi rl ey, and fr iend, Sharon, Wellston ; Mr. and :.: "Mocking Bird Hill", "How Mrs. Cec il Carpenter and ,Mr. Great Thou Art", "What A and Mrs . Leroy Rowla nd, Day," ''I'll Fly Away" and Spring field; Charlofle Grant and son, Micha.el, Debbie and "Satin Sheets." A recitation Pamela Dav is, Min e r,~vj ll e, Rt. GALLIPLIS - The Ladies pastor's wife Rose Henson. waspresenled by Wanda Oxley l; Weyland Cleland;"i':ngola, N. Guests attendin g were Y.; Mr . and Mrs. Gary Cleland Auxiliary of the Church of God, called "Generation Gap." 548 Jackson Pike, held its Arlene Pretty, Eleanor Noel, friend s. Judy and Jimmie, · Gifts were presented to and Cheek, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. monthly meeting August 7 in Lucy Swain, Kay Sanger and ', Marion McClure, 81, Dexter, Merrell Nelson, Nida McC lure the home of Mrs . Jacki e Carolyn Caldwell. Andrea, Mr . and Mrs. 1 t~e oldest in attendance; Joe and Business discussed was a Robert Pau lsen, Mr . and Mrs . Preece, Pt. Pleasant. f Bob Schuler, Jr., Cheshire, the Jerry Stansbury, Reba, Aaron, Th ose members in at- ·bake sale Sept. 29 at Murphy '_s , youngest, 27.! months old: Albany; Mr. and Mrs. Earnest tendance..w.e,re Regina Huegel, in the Silver Bridge Plaza . The Weyland Cleland, Angola, N. Dawson, Bren da, Cahty, Lenora Pugh, Roberta Smith, ladies were reminded of the Cortland; Mr . and Mr s. Ivan · Y. , who traveled the farthest, Cotterill, Dean , Jennifer and Shirley Smith~ Eula Duncan bazaar booth to be held at the ' 51l0 miles; and Floyd Cleland, fr iend, Loue, Worth ing ; Mr . Dcanie Prater, Nancy Barcus, Bob Evans Farm Festival · Rutland, with all 11 of his and Mrs . Joe Bohner and ,Jan is Shilot and presi dent and October 1.2 and 13. Matthew, Columbus. ~- childre n present. Afternoon visitors were Mr . The meeting was adjourned There were 10 new babies and Mrs. Nor man Will , 1. and a silent auction was held. born this past yea r, with all but Rutland an d Mr. and Mrs. The next meeting will be held Earnes t Wood, Pomeroy, Rt. 4. , lwo attending the reunion. HONORS WON at the home of Mrs. Billy POMEROY - . Ire ne {~ Atten ding were Mr. and Mrs. Praters, September 4. , Harold OXl ey and Mr . and Mrs. Hoschar, Syracuse, was one or f Har old Oxley , Jr. and approximately 200 se niors who DAUGHTER BORN SCHUSTER REPORTS , daughter, Mr. and Mrs . Dale graduated with honors from t Stansbury, Mr. and Mr s. Henry POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. POMEROY - Marine Staff Cleland, Pomeroy ; Mr . and Tom Sm ith, Pomeroy, are Ohio University at the end of Sgt. Robert N. Schuster, son of Mrs. Marion McClure , Mr . and Mrs . Archie WhE!'eler . Kenny, announcing the birth of a nine the 1973 summer sessions. To Mr. James N. Schusler, whose Karen, ahd Diana. Dexter; pound, 14 ounce daughter, Kelli graduate with honors a student wife Janice is the daughter of Gordon Warner , Wolf Pen ; Lynn, August 13. Maternal must have an accumulative Mr. and Mrs . Charles Eskew of , Cindy 'van Meter, Middleport ; average of between 3.0 and 415 W. Main St., all of ' Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Cleland, grandparents are Mrs. Jean Sr . and Eli zabeth Cleland , Burnside , Racine, and Dan 3.499. Miss Hoschar received Pomeroy, has reported for ' Dexter ; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hayman, Syracuse. Mrs . Amy her bachelor or science degree duty at the Marine Corps Base Cleland, Mrs. Helen Riggs, Mr. in education. at Camp Lejeune, N. C. ; and Mrs. Merle Dav is, Henson Eynon, Syracuse , js the j Cleland, Mr. and Mr s. Bruce paternal grandmother. Grea tr. Davis, David and Danny, Mr . grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. and M~s. A-\arv in Gardner, Steve. Ta mmie, Rutlan d; Mr s. Waid Sayre, Racine, and Mrs. ~ JoJn ice Hampton and Mer lin, Lenora Schar!, near Pomeroy. ~ Mrd. and MMrs. Larry Cleland Mr. and Mrs: Herman Wolfe, ~ an sons, r. anq Mrs. Way ne Racine are the great · greatCleland, F!oyd, Tommy, Ann 1,. an.d Laura Rose, Langsville. grandparents. Mr. and Mrs . Mr. and Mrs. Jake Ervin, Smith also have a son, Lennie and Lucille, Mr. and Christopher, 3. . Mrs. Sy lvan Cleland, Jr . of \ intm1 ll)' l\1urlt· Ah•x:uuh•r Sumlny dium•r ~m~:;L] uf Mr . iilld Mr~ . O:·wJII' Stffle WNt' Mr. un!l Mrs. James ~ trtJ, lttvid , Kanlfl und Ptmwlu, Mr. (tud Mr~ . Juck Puffcnbuq.:cr, Sue ~ Todd unci Nikki luu~ lllnt·s.'i, ll l."i Sir<»l~ . Nitr(l and llcv . and Mrs. John Hryant. Mr. 1111 I Mrs. Orville llar· netic, Oak Hill, were Sunday rallNs or Mr. and Mrs. Gharlic Barnell and Mr. and M•·s. Oscar Steele. tvh'. and Mrs. Victor (;inn. cclk1, Cindy and Victor Jr. of Steubenville w.cre weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. K Alexnndcr. Mrs. Mi ldred Baker spent severn! days recently with her nephew, Bob Paint and lamily and sister, Mrs. Nola Parker, all of Columbus and her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Carey Wlfl.."t the NHIH.:y Wulkt'r, Dlt\'td nml Tuhy Ht·t'4' of A,h. ftlllllrr rluughtt•t' f,r M1·. and Ml'fl.. 1 \' 11/t• :-i!Jt•nl II rcw days Wllh lht•il' ~111nl, Mrs. Jttnlcs Custc, Dcwr·y W:tlkcr, locul, Hll<l a Hnd J..tl'l.tndmoUU'r , Ml's , IIJtUJ.!.hlcr, Hnbin, survive. lit.• wus t,rouJtht hrrc fur buriJd , Kulhryn lice•·. Ml\ and Mrs . llllrry Mrs.' f~ mm ett W1u'll hu:; f'C IUI'tlCd hOIIIU urtor· {I Wt:(•k'.'; Hi uh;mlsun and ~(lflS, 'l'roy, visit with hN <lltu~htcr-. Mr/'i. 1111d Mr. and Mts. Kal'l Justis Bill WoOd und family nt 1111(1 family of l.LlllCUSl •r were weekend guests of Mrs . Gnhnnna. Eliutboth Cloud und ull al.· Mrs. Anthony Mu1·rny o! Bidwell and M1·s. Stelln George tended the Thomas rcuniou at of Curdinglon called on Mrs. Cora . Mr. and M•·s. Home•· Thonms Florcncc Quickie and M•·s. and Hicky Cottrill, Hometown, Ne1.:1 Alcxnnder recenlly. Mrs. Myron Hull and family W. Va ., and Mr . and Mrs. of Daylon spcnl Wednesday Ch.,rlcs Hill und son, Nitro, W. wilh hc1· parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vu ., were Saturday guests of Mr. ami Mrs. Charlie Barnell. Charles Casto. Mrs. Elsie McCoy 1111d Sunday callers in tho Barnett daughler, Mrs. Herbert Moore home were Mr . :md Mrs. attended the R. H. Kyle semi- Dennis Glass, eros's ,I.A~nc~. W. annual furniture show at Vn. Mr. and Mrs. Max Huntley, Charleston s·und ay. Jackson Route, called on Mr . Arthur Yoho, Wintersville, passed away last week after a and Mrs. Roy Huntley Sunday. Mr. und Mrs . C, 1·: . It All'Xutilll!l' wtr't• n •t.'(•rtt v lsi tors <•f tht'irdaughtcr, Mr . and Mrs. Tom 1Juvl5 und fumlly of Golumhus. Mr. and Mrs. Oscur St..'ele, Mr. and Mrs. Churllc Htwnctl , lt.:al, Ulld Mr. lllld Mrs. orville Harnett, 011k IIIII, utlended tho fanl)ral or UIOir nephew, Dennis Duncan, at l'ocil, W. Va , lust week . Auxiliary meets. t !' t'. I ' l' '! SUNLIAY OURS FAMILY r~unlon, Su nday, Rock Springs Fairgrounds. basket dinner, 1 p. m. Take own table service, DESCEND ANT S of Abraham and Mary Bahr will hold reunion Sunday beginning at noon at archery building at !loyal Oak Pork. GAINER Reunion ut Meigs County Fairgrounds. Dinner at 12:30 p.m. MONDAY EAS TERN A thl etlc Boosters, 8 p.m. at hlgh school. Fair proceeds and upcoming horse show to be discussed. POTLUCK Picnic at Twin .City Shrine Park, Rac ine, at 2 p. m. Sponsored by Twin City Shrine Club. All Shriners, their families, Shrinettes, Honorary Shrine widows and new nembers invited. ANNUAL Labor Day celebration of Pomeroy Fire Dcpartll)ent begins Monday with parade at 11 a.m. down Main St. to Butternut Ave.; out Buttern ut to the village parking lot. Chicken barbecue served 'all day on the upper parking lot. RACINE Chapter , O.E.S. · will meet In regular session Monday·evening, September 3, • at 8 p.m. ; FlNANCE Committeeforthe • Citizens Committee for the • promotion of the one-hall mill • bond ~ssue to be used for : construction of facilities for the ~ Meigs Community School for • Retarded Children. TUESDAY : MEE'I' TilE Bradbury Team ~ ni g ht will be observed at ·the :: Bradbury School at 7:30p.m. ,. Tuesday. Tbe program will .. include . introduction of : teachers,' an · outline of ihs • program for tbe 1973-74 school year, introduction to the in: dividuallzed math program, a • review of the individualized :.. spelling program, and a tour of • the building. "" TUESDAY OHIO ETA Phi Chapter, : Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 :: p. m. at Columbus a nd '": Southern Ohio Electric CO. _ building in Middleport. tiOJlSt; SHOW SE'I' P'l'. PLEASANT ~ Arc" ho•·semen will display their ·skill duri ng a Labor Day Horse Show Monday, Sept. J, at 2 p.rn . at Harmon Field ~Jnder the sponsorship .of . tile Izaak Walton League <~nd Harmon Field Stables. There will be 16 classes. Entry Ice is $2 and the top fo ur winners in all classes will receive prize money. i • La ncaster ; Mr. , "I Redman , Danny I - world's skinniest washer /dryer! !Only 2feet wide) Fits' almo1t 1nywhere ~ Jlolnn, Mlftl HI 1 -It h~ ·~ !.'el::,lltdwuo, lltlll rw .c.on "' ............. - - ......... fllli<nlllttl We Feature .Quality Mobile Homes At ·K& K • • and Mr s. Jr. CORRECTION Ton y of St . Al ba ns, POMEROY - Fred Miller, W.Va .; Mr. and Mrs. Wende ll fined in the court of Pomeroy Cleland, ol Gah•nna ; .Mr . and Mrs. James Kirk Mayor Don Collins Wednesday and Sieve, Mr . an d Mr s. night on charges of profane Delber t Redman, Mr . and Mrs. Rona ld Watkin s, Mr . and Mr s. la nguage and disturbing the Joseph Redman, Tommy, peace, was Fred Miller, Jr., M erk and f riend , She rr ie Ra cine, nol Fred Mi ller, Sr. Danny ~. I I ~ I• Ii • Wuh, dry •nd told •.. without rnorint I lttp I' • W11~ lnd dr~ -' !1111 MIN !lmt Of' Jn. dtPti"IOtnU~. W t~ I~ Ia 1 ntMy lold counttr. f ' We have many different selections of • •• f I. ~ecors, •~~~. .~~..... tq ~ltlonwldt W1rr1nty fit your taste!. ~ • i • WHITE EXTERIOR rt•d l••w·lt• w11h white bib· ~rn®~WrnJ~Tirn fl' nriL~ Hlld c'tlff.., wHh r•ttndy ~ slnpl'cl C!l&rmttwns, tvy mtd Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gladwell Vows repeated BEDFORD - Rev. Robert . Davis united Miss Debra Filipovic, d"ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Fllipovic, Bedford , and Larry Gladwell, son of Mrs . Bettie Gladwell, Columbus, and grandson of Mr . and Mrs. Delbert Becker, Middleport, in holy matrimony at a candlelight service December 23 at the South !Iaven Church of Christ in Bedford. · The church was decorated with whi te poinsettias and candelabra, Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a ·Michael de Angelo original victorian gown of white peau . lATEX HOUSE & BARN PAINT ' U nico 341 Whit e Latex Hou se Paint , Regul arly $4 .55 a Gallon . SPECIAL Price •• ;: ~ · .,,~• • GALLON 10°/o DISCOUNTS ON THESE PAINTS ALSO: ~ ... "" " ....., -:! ~ $70,~ 415 Red$434 FLAT AND HIGH HEELS Reg. $7· 85 Barn p a1nt · per Gal. 1·n 2·Gal · cans •• 99 WEDNESDAY MElGS COUNTY National Farmers. Organization meeting, 8 p. m. at State Park on Route 3,1. MIDDLEPORT Garden Club: 7:·30 p. m. at the ColWllbus and' Southern Ohio Eleclr ic Co , Mrs. Walter Hayes, Miss Judy Arnold and Mrs. E. 0 . Tewksbary , hostesses. Postponed from Monday to Wednesday due to Labor Day. LADIES AUXILIARY , Middleport Fireman, 8 p.m. at the fire hall. Mrs. Bob Byer and Tom and Mrs, Tom Darst, ..• ..-:.. ~h:~::te:ss:e:s~· "" de soie, velvet and lace . The long mantilla was attached to a victorian headpiece of velvet and lace. She carried a cascade arrangement of white roses, stephanotis an d variega ted ivy with a white velvet bow "nd streamers. A Chri stmas theme was ca rried out with the maid of honor, Susan Clotz, wearing a vic torian gown or green boucle with white lace bib-fr ont and cuffs and headpiece of holl y and mistletoe. The bridesmaids were Christine Ford · an d Kay Fllipovic, sisters of the bride , Patti Cavalier, cousin of the bride, Andrea . Waltonen and TO 115.99 • Black and White • Multi Color Suede • Two-Tone Browns and Other Colors. I y .. , Mtblle Ill•• ~ UL. to "'AOQ.l "'0 "?11\,jl' ....... .. ... .....,..,., ".. 1J flllllllfV -.o .... "• I '" '•"' ' n · ~··'1· . ·•,.... -.-........... Elec"' ric M~le $719 Coat White House Paint per Gal. in 2-Gal. cans Our Shoes are Still Sensibly Priced .MIDDLEPORT, 0. !:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ l't'S .~\®2 . ttFOR ALL! Free Nylon $·2 39 paint brush 4 Grandstand Attraction 11 14' Alum.$147 Ex·t. Ladder ...••• ..... • -. .3 You're Taking a Beating from Inflation If your money • • zs earnzng less than 6.50% Hit hard by high prices? Feel like the dollar is devaluating right there in your pocket? Don't despair! We went to bat for depositors and look what it resulted in - Now get 6.50 per cent on 30 months cer t ificates of deposit with a $5,000.00 mm1mum , and interest is com pounded quarterly . What? You don 't have an account with us! Don't wait any longer ... open one today. 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Pvrneroy; Dorothy Barden , l!acine; Velma IJmgenetle, Charles Wibon, Cassady, Tuppers Plains ; Agnes Walker . THE SHOE BOX .............. 1714 Blister-$609 201 White$5 79 Resistant GAL. House per Gal. Reg. $6.79 Paint in 2-Gal. Primer cans Observe birthdays Nine birth- ICC ('<Clint WUS Scrn'!l With the cu ke. Mrs . Mary Sm•m(jn t Iuy,;; Wl're (JI>Serv<.'d M the "' .. llliHIJl'IOC . August 1,11 riy s ta~cd Thur.duy S(Jokt ~o the group on UJe MciljS Ml ;~ i.I S11 Bt•<·ker, Mid- allcrnl.•'ln at till) So;lllor Citiz .,,. G<•unty flulllMt Sot:lety a11d il' ubjeclive. dleport, c•luSin of the gr<J<illl, CL'ntcr. waH the flllw"rgirl. II •r ~UWjl, Ov~r 00 senicJr cili~ens ~t­ m11dC lJy her ult1lhcr, · antJ ll!•lded tho party honoring Mrs. flowers wcr(l the H~tnt.,. WI lh · "unie Brinker, Mrs. Ethel bridesmaids. .l11hnson, Mrs . Neva Kind, Mrs, Dust rnun was D(Jnalc.l A~ncs White, Mrs. Elizabeth Becker, Middleport, uncle ol llaycs, Mrs . Mmnic McGrath, the ~ruom. GucHLS wcr • S4,!:Jt.ed f . W. Wilcox, Arlie West and · by Gregg Ford, brother-in-law Clurence Struble , ol the bride. Gary l)uncan , Cakes were dona(('() by Mrs. Jerry Daven(Jorl, Jeff Boggs Loretta Beegle, Mrs. Edith and Jinl W<'insteln, co llc~e Bcll:lng, Mr.. Joar• Tuttle and lricnds <i the groom. Dean Mrs. !.essie Luck. Homemade Gravatt, cousin of. the bride, was Lhe ring bearer: Soloist for the t'eremony was IJnda Jttrrell. She was al'companied on the organ by Sa le Scovill. Her brother , William Jarrell, played the guitar for two special sr,n ~·s . The bride 's mother was attired in a red chiffon gown with gold accessories. The ~ room 1S mother chose ~ gold lame gown with a red and gold print skirt and gold ac· ccssorics. They both wore wh ite and red rose corsages tri mmed with holly. The groom's grandmother, Mrs. Delbert Becker, Middleport, was attired in a pink beaded crepe dress. She wore a -.. while and red rose corsage. The reception was held at the Slovenian National Hall in Maple Heights. A traditional Christmas dinner was served. Many ol the 200 gucsL>; attending were out-of-tow n friends and relatives or the couple . Th e Gla dw e ll 's BACK TO SCHOOL SADDLE OXFORD .. Pomeroy Landmark I I • DON'T WAIT! ON SALE. l MORE WEEK iI I iii lil'l>cl Ill Vit'II!I'I<Jfi J.(OWfiN hf Frigiqaire makes it. ", ff and f PAINT , SALE BARGAIN TIME! Acrylic ·Latex .('lt'-·ryl Kl'au,'lo;, 'l'lw:·y wcr·•· Social 1 . ~1 Calendarl • 301White ···=x~.::-.:~..~~:w. 1\ 'Metrics ' to be topic Cleland reunion held .- 1'1~· Suuday Thlll'l · St•nllnel, Sundny, &;'flt. 2,1!173 ~~- " • ' Albany Community Fair Albany, 0~ Sept. 6·9 - ~~--------~----~ Hours : Moo.-Wed .. 9to 3-Thurs. 9to Noon- Frid•v flo 6-S.t. 9to noon J r �12- TheSwJdavTimes - Sen~·nei , SWlday, Sept. 2,1973 jtntintl VOL R NO. 31 Conference topic WA~HlNGTON <U PI ) President Ni x.on and Vice President Spiro '1'. Agnew held • ' 'thorou~h discussion" of Agn~w 's lecal nnd political troubles lor two hours Saturday. and the White ijou8e said there was no talk or a possible Agnew resignation. "The vice president brought the Pfesident up to date on CUrrenlllUJttcrs involving himself.'' jl'hite House Deputy Pt:esa Secretary Gerald L. Waq;en aaid. "It was a good sesslbn." Nijon and the vice president I met alone-at Agnew 's request - in the President's Oval Office starting at 10,40 a .m., about nine ] hours after Nixon retud ted from a 12-day worklrt~ vacation at San Clemente, Calif. Warren relu~ \to give any detai~ of their discussion, saying It was "a ·p~vate meetin~r. OPEN LABOR DAY PRICES IN EFFECT 2 BIG DAYS SUNDAY AND MONDAY lOAM SEPTEMBER 2 3 TO AND 7PM OPEN DAILY 10 TO 9-'-SUNDAY 1 TO 7 YL WHILE QUANTITIES LAST BES '''J;. FOR X CAMERAS & POCKET INSTAMATIC ..;... ~ $109 ..::.:./;· .. ,·.. ,.~(!f:h~=~Xi.E.V II .I Heck's Reg. $1.27 PENNZOIL KODAK KODACOLOR OUNCE CANS DUICIOUS REFRESHING ROLL FILM CX-127 -620- 120 CHOICE SOFT DRINKS MOTOR OIL 84( HECK ' S REG . $1 .07 $2 ?E~CASE:I FILM CX-126-12 HECK'S REG. JEWElRY DEPT. AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. . HECK'S REG. 99' WILTON Com e~ 6.2 oz. 18" X 25' REYNOLDS WRAP LIMIT 2 2 ·. REGULAR & MINT • FOR · Heck's Reg. 112.88 COLEMAN 2 BURNER STOVE The econom y and portab ility makt.... this sl ooJe p o p~.! lor for I he .l igh t-traoJe ling campe r. 2 12 p int fue l copo c11y. s12,88 HECK'S REG. $16 .99 FOAM CUPS ., d' HOUSEWARE DEPT. HOUSEWARE DEPT. SPORTS ~J' AUTOMOT/Vl DEPT. SPRAY'N VAC RUG CLEANER .177 CAL. PELLETS $149 . S4'. 39(_ '.• • 1 ·tr 69( HECK'S REG. $1.83 HOl/SIWA/11 DEPT. HECK'S RIG. 99' IIIPT. -· .... ...}, oz. LADIES' .ACETATE PANTIES DEODORANT G rve\ ~• n oo rh, ~ "uQ , 1kofl togh t, fir . , . wirh co mplete freedom , glo· Army ,leader is . nabbed in raid . BELFAST (UP!) _ Seamus Twomey, reputed chief or staff of the Irish Republican Army's extremist Provisional wing, was arrested Saturday in a raid on a remote farmhouse in the Irish Republic, PQlice in Dublin said. Hours earlier, James Bryson, said to be one of the Provisionals' top tactical leaders, was shot in the head and critically wounded in a gunfight with British troopa in Belfast. A companion was reported killed and two other men wounded. Police say Twomey, whose home is in Belfast, assumed his post with the Provisionals troops earlier this year, was critically Wounded. The army said another wounded man escaped. . Mulvenna's death brought to 878 the , number of persons killed in four years of Northern Ireland violence among majority Protestants, minority Catholics and British security forces. Tropical stonn , IS struggling rrl cor, holds ih shape (and youn ) l o re ~ e r , Wh ite Clrld pa ~ r e l 1 , s:lu .$ " IQ lQ ,, \ ~ - :"'" 2 PAIR ( v \' .,~ .~\ 1:: . HEC.K' SREG. $ 1-J4 HECK'S REG. TO i4• COSMETIC DIPT. ,1 ol.~l~ '(. / 'I I,1· J : ' ClOTHIM lilT. . "'"I \' •{' ·.: \ . ... t!-"{.-~~~~\'· ~ .. ' . ~- .. ,.. '" ... ~ J • ther ." ---------:_ Alter his two-hour conference with Agnew,Nixon rnet alone with his senior domestic advisers, counselors Melvin R. IJJird and Bryce N. Harlow and White House chief of starr Alexander M. Haig. T)lat discussion presumably dealt with the poiltical repert"Ussions of the Agnew Investigation, as well as the administration's legislative plans when Congress returns next Tuesday. Afterwards, Nixon headed lor a W!!<Jkend at Camp David, Md., with his !amily and two Saturday night dinner guesta, Mamie Eisenhower and C. G. "Bebe" Rebozo of Key Biscayne, Fla ., a close Nixon friend and confidant. •• •• morals or this Committee to Re-elect was not any better than the morals of the .gangsters," he said . Meany said he believed Nixon 's uppermost concern 1 ' ftom the time he gets up in the morning until he goes to bed at night" is what he can do to better his image. And he predicted Nixon "will go down in history as one o£ our poorest Presidents on the basis of the economic picture and, before we are through, · on the international picture." The labor leader, pulling on his ever-present cigar, predicted the nation would have a recession by the end of the year. l-Ie also forecast that . unions will begin tesorting to more strikes if prices continue .to rise sharply while wages are rigidly controlled. The only solution, he said, is to let the nation return to a completely free-market economy . . Hot weather causes more problems MIAMI (UPI) - Tropical followi~gf the ::gc:~~~:~P· -~.\~.Pk:. ii~~ formal announcement of the do-or-{!ie struggled Saturday arrest of Sean MacSho ain 1 ast year . No State~ Saturday ended air IRA · that likely will determine operations lrom this remote The arrest of Twomey and whether the storm fizzles or Thai lb"se which once sent the shooting of Bryson report· blossoms into a hurricane. .Ame~\can warplanes on mis- edly le!t David O'Connell as the Another tropical depression, sions throughout Indochina. only man in the top echelon of meanwhile, turned · up on . Th ll 1 nd 1 th the Provisional leadership still weather satellite photographa ~~~were gar a s or e t 1 rg of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula Marige fliers and ~miles all a -r:'.o~~y 53 was arrested in and a reconnaissance plane arow'ld m ceremomes before • . ' ' . the ~2 F4 Phantom jets of · Carnckmacross, 15 m1les was being disp·atched Sunday M i' Fighte Alta k Sq • south o£ the border w1th to check. ar qe . r c ua Northern Ireland. Dr. Robert Simpson, chief of dron _232 hfted of~ a run~ay Bryson and his companions the National Hurricane Center, ~sh makeshl£1 Sign readmg, were shot when they fired on said the low pressure trough We lpv~ Nam Phong . We _want soldiers who spotted them encountered by Chirisine could to s,. . setting up an ambush in either merge with the storm or Na Phong • 240 miles Belfast's Ballymurphy district, continue to (ight it. northpast of B~ngkok, earne~ an aimy spokesman said. "If they merge," Simpson the nickname Rose Garde~ A police · spokesman said , "Christine will intensify from ·the 2,100 American a1r- described Bryson, who has rather quickly into a full men ~tatloned here. The out· escaped twice from prisons In hurricane.lf they don:t merge, post, _reopened In May, 1972: at Northern Ireland since 1971, as Christine probably won't go the height of a North Vlet- a key figure In the provisiQnal anywhere or amount to much." namese offensive In South IRA's tactical leadership and Simpson noted, however, Vietrfam, was totally lack!ng. in one of the organization's top that Christine was a "Cape sqcl~~ or recreallonal facllilles marksmen. Verde storm" -one that lorand \1 was a seven-hour drive Pattick Mulvenna 22 was med off the coast of Africafrom , Bangk9k. killed by the soldier; and "and ,they ,don 't give up easy, James O'Raw e, 17, wi10se even though Its a weak sister ee sqWJdrons of Manne brother died In a gunbattle with now." • pia were involved in the wl awal here, which got £, · l·-~ r1 ous c:om!ott. In lu\cio u1 ocetoi" . RECOULAR & UNSCENTED 25's urged him to . Meany said the Senate Watergate hearings had led him to conclude that Congress should pass a reform law limiting political spending and contributions. "What these people were doing was extortion," he said of Nillon campaign solicitors, likenirg their activities to the old protection racket. "The President "would create a chaotic condition (and ) I think the Congress will have to impeach him." Because of the Watergate affair, he said, "unless there is some change, we now haVe a President that the American people, by and large, have lost confidence in." But he said he didn't expect Nixon to . resign unless his fellow Republicans Thail~nd (UPI) - The United change has been made by the with a low pressure system . :140Z. , NOUSIWA II DE,. • [ N•"' PHONG AIR BASE, $8.99 HECK'S REG. 97' U.iS. ends Th.ru" base , , , ·• HECK'S REG. ALKA-SEL TZER 9t '. i' op.eratiODS ANTI-PERSPIR~J:>IT $1.55 Pl•l HECK 'S REG. $5.99 oz. ( HECK'S REG. , ., ••..• HOUSEWAIIE DEPT. WITH APPLICATOR HECK:S REG. 88 ' '""~ ' , i .. ,,, I· ''"'l '"'N !In.·•"i•••· .O·'•<' SUPER DRY HECK'S REG. ...,, • ,, "' . ~ WAgHINGTON (UPI) AFL· 10 President George Mean , l!llid Saturday Congress would1,have to impeach President ;Nixon if he defied a Suprelite Court order to turn over I1ls White House tapes on Watergate. But1l Meany declined to ~pecul,<ite whether an impeachment !nove would succeed in the HoOse, in such eventuality, or whi"ther the Senate would cionvic Nixon. The 9-year-old union leader dlscusded Watergate and a wide r~nge of other subjects at a 90-rilinute pre-Labor Day intervie\1' with eight reporters lnv(tedJ!o Ilmeh in his office at AF. ~ ~eadquarters across Lafa. . Park from the White House; In "Previous public statements·; Meany shied away from · h th saymg w e er Nixon · should be im!lfached or shquld resign because or Watergate. But this time, ;he said any defiance of · the s_upreme Court by . the / ,. , ~ , , • RO'""·" '' "'"' . ,,. 1, ' ,,,·,., ..... , · !, P SURE LISTERINE '·•;, .• , , ~ .... .. . <Il l ·•- " '' " ,.d.. '"' ' ' ""~ h· ,• Jlo i'~ · HECK'S REG. $2.99 9 32·0Z. TOOL ·~v~'~ R o;fiO...It~"'' $144 99 KIT WAX . GILLETTE lRAC II BLADES S'S ,,. HARDWARE DEPT. Heck's Reg. 124.99 RIG ."$1.58 ~ .- ··~ '- •·. ---..£. :!i :;:-; co lors. NO. 760 $100 ..... "-.. Scrotch res ista nt .1 • • no sti ck . . . no sc ou • du ra ble teflon•fi ni sh. Choo>e from m so rted 120L 88( POP RIVET . TEFLON II SKILLET LIQUID HECK 'S REG. $1.38 .. 10" REGAL WARE VEL COLEMAN FUEL HARDWARE IJEP(. "' HfCII'!HtEGo. 49 ' RIFLE 32 GAL ; 29 HECK'S REG. $23.99 UMtTTWO HECK'S REG. 71 ' EA. PE~LET •16 bo se 7 OZ.-SO COUNT SJ 00 CROSSMAN HECK'S REG. 69' . ~w i vel ' st an dard fea1ures. HEAVY DUTY TOOTHPASTE 54(EA. complete wi th metol · locki ng P-1791 CLOSE-UP FUP GRIP VISE wor kin g jaw s a nd p i pe wo r king ja ws . A n .., il a nd AM-FM RADIO s up portln~ AJ<ucw, 'l'homson said : "'l11ey're pulling toge- fly IlONA I, O'IIIGGINS CORK, Ireland ( UPI J - An lnternational team hauled two Britons trapped in u miniature subinarinc ali ve and well from the botlAlm or the Atlantic Saturday, ending a dramatic thre~-{!ay effort believed to be · the deepest sea rescue. ever made. · Roger Mallinso n, 35 , and Roger Chapman, 28, clambered under their own power out of their crippled 19-loot submarine Pisces lJI 75 hours and 50 minutes after it sank in 1,375 feet or water off the Irish coast. "They looked lit enough to play rootball i' a rescue spokesman said . But the men escaped by a whisker . Their midget sub; disabled while burying . a new transAtlantic telephone cable Wed- · nesday, carried what was expected to be air enough for only 72 hours, plus a 45-minute emergency supply of oxygen. But they managed tAl stretch out the oxygen just lo ng \ ' 84~ un Indictment u~ainst A ~n ew . Asked whether Nixon was ,, 59 1 QT. LIMIT S QUARIS KODAK KODACOLOR INSTAMATIC 11- ' QUART 10W30 JEWELRY DEPT. before A~ne w went on nation. wide television tAl deny allegations he hud received kickbacks fr om government contractors in Maryland. Agnew disclosed then that he was under federal in· ves tl gution lor possible violation of tax, extorll on, bribery and conspiracy laws, and declared he would remain in office and fi ght to prove his innocence. There have heen published reports recently, notably a Time magazine article, tha t U.S. Attorney George Beall might be ready "to present evidence involving Agnew to a federal grand jury in Baltimore. Attorney General Elliot L. Richardson , who was spending the Labor Day weekend at Cape Cod, Mass., has said he will make the ultimate decision whether the government seeks Deep sea. rescue effort is successful Saturday · llppeachment necessary .I, l Nixon defies court ' EA. "There was no discussion of Agnew resigning, " warren said, nor was there any review of constitutional questions about Agnew's legal status as vice president while under criminal investigation . Agnew's press spokesman, Marsh Thomson , confirmed Warren's remarks and sa id " they had a very, very s a.li s faclory mee tin g together ." Thomson said there was "nothing of a major, special nature to the meeting." Other sources said Agnew, who has seen his lawyers for each of the past two or three days, reviewed "legal strategy" with Nixon, although Thomson denied it. Thomson did say the two discussed "the way it is being handled by him (Agnew) and his lawyers." It was the first face-to.face meeting between · Nixon and Agnew since Aug. 7, the day . By United Press International Motorists found 91H!egree heat, ·making some travel uncomfortable, added to the usual hazards o£ motoring in the first full day of the Labor Day holiday Saturday. The heaviest traffic was not expected until the home-going rush started late Monday. In the first 24 hours, deaths in traffic ,climbed slowly. The National Safety Council estlma ted that between 550 and 650 persons might die in automobile. accidents between 6 p.m. Friday and midnight Monday, with possibly another 22,000 persons su[!ering disabling injuries. During s similar nonholiday period at this time or year, about 450 persons might die in traf!ic mishaps, the Council figures showed. At 2 p.m. EDT, a United Press International survey showed 89 per~ons dead in traffic accidents. A breakdown of accidental deaths : Traffic 89'Drownlngs 10 Other 2 Total 101. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1973 _ _ __ _ __P_AG_E_IJ 5u . , • s • . ·firms affected BEIRUT (UPI) - The Libyan government of . Col. Moammar Khadafy announced Saturday its takeover of controlling 51 per cent interest in enou_gh. The men's aj r dw indled closer and closer to what an ul!icial called "tile ctrop-dead tiJne" wh il~ two sister subma. rincs and a U.S. Navy underseas drone made dive after fru itless dive . The sister subs Pisces II a nd Pisces V were able to attach only two light marker lines to the disabled sub . Then early Saturday the U.S. Navy drone CURV ill- the kind of device which found a hydrogen homb dropped into the sea off Pa lomares, Spai n- WASHI NGTO N ( UPJ) Many state Republica n leaders believe Vice President Spiro T. Agnew 's 1976presidential aspirations have been hurt by allegations of wrongdoing. But nearly as many believe he could turn the affair to his advantage should he prove his innocence. A majority of the GOP state chairmen responding to a UPI survey expressed confidence that neither the Watergate scandal nor the investigation of the vice president in connection with an alleged kickback scheme would seriously affect Republican chances in next year 's congressional and state elections. Of the 47 chairmen who replied, 13 said they thought Agnew had been damaged by the charges , and declined Christmas stamps .are selected WASHINGTON (UPI ) - A needlepoint design of an oldfashioned Christmas tree and a painting of a Madonna and child by the Italian Renaissance artist, Raphael, have been chosen as the 1973 Christmas stamps, U1e U.S. Postal Service said Saturday. The Christmas tree design by artist Dolli Tingle of Westport, Conn., is the first u.s. stamp ever designed in needlepoint. It took iler about ~ 0 days to complete. Raphael's painting, "The Small Cowper Madonna,' ' bears til at title because its first . recorded own er was Lord Cowper, a British ambassador to the court of Tuscany in Italy. Cowper bought the painting in 17811, but. Raphael painted it in Florence, Italy, about 1505. The painting now hangs in the National Gallery of Art. The Madonna stamp, done in yellow, light brown, red, blue, black and green inks, was designed by Bradbury Tilompson of the U. S. Bureau of Printing and Engra ving. He designed the tree stamp in colors of light b1·own, yellow , gold, red , blue and black inks. '111C two 8-<:enl stamps will be issued at ceremonies Nov . 7 at the national art ga llery. The print order is one billion or each stamp. B f 1• f d ~~~::::r:~~Eo~i:{:~::~ · . ee price Imits JUSti. Ie e undfl',way Thursday. The air· Sat~duy stopped at Cubl Point in t e Philippines lor training WASHINGTON (UP!) exe clscs before moving Presidentlul orders that left price limits on beef longer than pet'.flanently to Japan. on other meats were justified t~e United States Is rcmov· by the rapid rise In beef pri ce~. Ins &,550 servleomen and more u federal appeals court ruled tha't 100 planes from Thai Saturduy. "Beef prices hod been rising bases In the first phase of a witHdrawal program made much faster than prices on all lea1lble by the Aug. 16 bom- other meats," tho Temporary . bl halt in Csmbodla. TalkS Emergency Court of Appeals o[ on e•econd phase pullout are lh~ United States said In a to 'begin in Bangkok next unanimous 13-page opinion. Tho threo·Judsc panel let w k. stand a federal district court oro than 40,000 U.S. scrvlc men aro still stationed In rullns In Washtngton state that Th lland at six other bases turned down u petition by the built by the United Statos but Western States Meat Packers 1\ssoelatlon, The panel took a under eontrol of ·the Thais . 1 similar stand- In a case two weeks ago. Preoidcnt Nixon has said the eeillng on beef prices will be llfl<ld Sept. 12. The meal pa ckers sued federal officials after a series of C011t of Living Council orders and presidential executive ordcrs Involving , meat prlt>es. They said the order discrimiMiing m011t against them come· July 19, when prl'ce ceilings were lilted on all meuts but beef. The meat (lllckers wanted a court order to force the Cost of Living Council to change il.'l rules and named us dcfendanl.l e · e In the case Council Director John Dunlop, Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz, and other officials of the council. The meat packers contended the difference between treatment of beef prices and other meat prices was a "taking o[ their properly" without fair compensation, violating the due · prol-ess clause of the Constitution. The appeals court sold U1c price orders were a valid exercise of government power. As lor the meat packers' claim U18t they were not given a chance (or a hearing, the court said there had been e e "extensive informal consulta- tions." 1110 court said the !acl.<i paralleled those in the case of Pacific Coast Meat Jobbers Association versus tl1e C.'ost or Living Council . In that case, the court noted , " It was decided that market pressu1·es were such that the freeze on mea·t prices would have to be lifted ... the removal of the ceiling 011 all meat P•"il"l!s would increase the level of prices dramatically, while splitting the relaxing of the celilng into beef and non-beef steps would "lessen this im- '~Th e sev~n Four doctors aboa rd the 4,600-ton mother ship Vickers Voyager examined Chapma n and Maliin•on. A helicopter flew them to Cork, where they tra n~fe rred immediately to a jet lor a flight to Barrow-inFurness, England, where their !amilies waited. Sir Leonard Redshaw, chairma n of Vickers Oceanics, owner of the Pisces, said the men were brought up in "our last chance.'' He described the operation as the deepest underseas rescue ever attempted. minutes altached an rope. The craft, her aft compartment flooded, was stuck front end upwa rd in the mud in the inky blackness and intense pressures of the deep sea bed. The Ca nadian ship John Ca bot, hauling slowl y and steadily on the three lines, lirted the Pi110es free o£ the botto m at 9:40 a.m. Less tha"n 31k hours later the craft was on the surface and a Royal Air Force helicopter flashed the jubilant message, ci ght~ nch-t})ic k Allegations have hurt Agnew~s . aspirations six foreign oil companies operating in the country, five of them American. The ruling announced on Tripoli radio affected all the remaining foreign oil companies in Libya that had been unaffected by the government's earlier moves to gain control of the petroleum industry here. The . nationalization measures were announced in conjunction with celebrations marking the fourth anni_versary of the bloodless military coup that toppled King Idris and brought Khadafy to power. . Tripoli radio, broadcasting from the Ubyan capital and monitored here, identified the five' American companies af. re.cted by the Ia test nationalization decree as j;sso Standard Libya , Mobil"'on Libya, Ltd., Texaco Overseas, Asian Standard Oil Co. of California, and the LibyanAmerican Petroleum Co. The sixth was the British-Dutch Shell Co. lor Exploitation and Production, Libya . The announcement said compensation would he paid to the companies for the nationalized shares. Each of the companies is now to be administered by a three<nan board, including two Libyans and a company representative, the announcement said. TI1e radio said the nationalization decision was taken by the Revolution Command Council , which Khadafy heads . The decision has ended an :•era o£ blackmail and domination exercised by the monopolistic companies at the expense of the Libyan people," the radio said. rescue is a success. 11 rcachc-<1 the sea bed and in pact. " The court said , some lamb anct chicken and hog ra isers had been killing off their herds 1md · flocks, while cattlemen we•·e merely hold theirs back from the market. Tha t mude conditions differ· ent and threw out tire discrimina lion argument, the court said. The appea ls cour t was created by Congress when It passed the Economic Stabliiza. lion Act so that there would b~ .i' speciul panel to hear appoais of pricin1,decisions. 1 fur ther comment ; 13expressed were New York Gov. Nelson A. support for the vice president . Rockefeller and former Texas and said he would not be hurt- Gov . John B. Connally. or might even be helped- if his Vermont GOP Chairman innocence is established; 13 Stewart Smith was among thought it would be premature those who foresaw only adto speculate on the effects; and verse effects for Agnew as a 8 declined to comment. result of the investigation, Agnew has vehemently de- saying: "! think he's probably nied allegations that he re- been hurt to a degree, whether ceived kickbacks from state he's guilty or not guilty. The contractors while he was implications of accusations Baltimore County chief execu- tehd to ·hurt a ·candidate." tiveand governor of Maryland, Said Oregon Chairman and he has protested leaks to David Green : "! think it news media of the federal probably has very definitely investigation of his ac- a!fected Agnew 's chances. tivitles. l-Ie's .no longer 'he obvious Even so, the latest Gallup front runner." Poll found Agnew's support Florida Chairman L. E. down from 35 per cent last "Ton\my" Thomas : "Just the April to 22 per cent in August, fact that he has been charged putting him in a tie for the lead definitely will hurt him. Eveq if with California Gov. Ronald he comes out completely clean, Reagan. Among the other 10 just having been accused will prospective candidates listed hurt him." · 50 persons dead from hotel .fire COPENHAGEN (UPI) Fire raged through a luxury 19th Century downtown hotel early Saturday, leaving more than 50 persons dead or missing, police said. A number of the guests were American Supplies are airlifted into besieged city tourists. Police said at least 33 per- . sons were killed and another 20 were missing . Seventeen persons were treated at hospitals for burns, smoke poisoning or injuries received when they jumped from windows in panic. The fire at the 75-year-old, six-story Hotel Hafnia, near the· City Hall squsre, was the worst hotel blaze to hit Den· mark since World War II . A lire officer said the blaze, which broke out at 2:30 a.m., was believed to have started on the main staircase between the second and the third' floors . The cause was not inunediately determined. Many of the dead were too badly burned for immediate identification, police said. ' l Witnesses said m~y of the guests panicked and 'ran to their . windows screaming lor help. Some were hurt leaping [rom windows while others grabbed bedsheets, knotted them together, and'slid down to sal ety. A number of persons fled upward and then ran to adjoining roortops. A total of 85 persons were registered at the hotel. A lire o£flcer said that ladders were raised but "many of the people did not understand us although we yelled to them in many languages." : Fir e department head Ringsted Jensen said that had the building b<en of modern construction, the fire might not have spread so quickly . PHNOM PENH (UPI) Government planes airlifted troop reinforcements and supplies Saturday into the besieged provincial capital of Kompong Cham , 50 miles northeast of Phnom Penh, and Cambodia 's military chief said the Communist attack on that city had failed." Southwest of Phnom Penlr, Communist forces cut Highway 4 in a two-hour battle at dawn Saturday- the second cut in a week or the key road that leads to the deepwater port of Kompong Som, 134 miles from the capital. Maj . Gen. Sasthene Fernandez, chairman of the joint chiefs of stall and commander in chief, flew Saturday to Kompong Cham 'and spent about a hall-hour there. He was accompanied by allied military attaches, including four U.S. observers. On his return to Plmom Penh, the general told reporters: "The enemy has foiled in Its attack on Kompong Cham." Kompong Cham is a province . capital on the Mekong River. A · shell hit a small hotel near the market there Saturday, killing B&Es REPORTED one ))crson and wounding five, GALLIPOLIS - Galllu the high command said. Mo•·e than 300 shells hit the city_ County sheriff 's deputies t'riday, the high command Friday inves tigated two suid. About 2(1 ~oldie•· s and b•·eaklng and cnterlngs In the civilians were killed nnd about Ge m·~es Creek area . ~·rank A. 60 were wounded. Cremeans reported someone The barrage shot·Uy before entered tho ofrtce or the . dawn Friday was followed by a Cremeans Concrete Company. massive ground assault, mili- Stolon were an adding · tary sources sald, but govern· machine, calculator , and mont forces stopped it. The miscellaneous Ioilis . The Office command reported ground · was ·ransacked . Van~ls alilo fi ghting Saturday near the struck Emmott Thomp•un's relu~ee camp at Nokor Pagodn Sand and Gravel Company u mile west of ~.;»npong Cham. iocntcd, on Ge01"8l'll C ~ek lid . • �12- TheSwJdavTimes - Sen~·nei , SWlday, Sept. 2,1973 jtntintl VOL R NO. 31 Conference topic WA~HlNGTON <U PI ) President Ni x.on and Vice President Spiro '1'. Agnew held • ' 'thorou~h discussion" of Agn~w 's lecal nnd political troubles lor two hours Saturday. and the White ijou8e said there was no talk or a possible Agnew resignation. "The vice president brought the Pfesident up to date on CUrrenlllUJttcrs involving himself.'' jl'hite House Deputy Pt:esa Secretary Gerald L. Waq;en aaid. "It was a good sesslbn." Nijon and the vice president I met alone-at Agnew 's request - in the President's Oval Office starting at 10,40 a .m., about nine ] hours after Nixon retud ted from a 12-day worklrt~ vacation at San Clemente, Calif. Warren relu~ \to give any detai~ of their discussion, saying It was "a ·p~vate meetin~r. OPEN LABOR DAY PRICES IN EFFECT 2 BIG DAYS SUNDAY AND MONDAY lOAM SEPTEMBER 2 3 TO AND 7PM OPEN DAILY 10 TO 9-'-SUNDAY 1 TO 7 YL WHILE QUANTITIES LAST BES '''J;. FOR X CAMERAS & POCKET INSTAMATIC ..;... ~ $109 ..::.:./;· .. ,·.. ,.~(!f:h~=~Xi.E.V II .I Heck's Reg. $1.27 PENNZOIL KODAK KODACOLOR OUNCE CANS DUICIOUS REFRESHING ROLL FILM CX-127 -620- 120 CHOICE SOFT DRINKS MOTOR OIL 84( HECK ' S REG . $1 .07 $2 ?E~CASE:I FILM CX-126-12 HECK'S REG. JEWElRY DEPT. AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. . HECK'S REG. 99' WILTON Com e~ 6.2 oz. 18" X 25' REYNOLDS WRAP LIMIT 2 2 ·. REGULAR & MINT • FOR · Heck's Reg. 112.88 COLEMAN 2 BURNER STOVE The econom y and portab ility makt.... this sl ooJe p o p~.! lor for I he .l igh t-traoJe ling campe r. 2 12 p int fue l copo c11y. s12,88 HECK'S REG. $16 .99 FOAM CUPS ., d' HOUSEWARE DEPT. HOUSEWARE DEPT. SPORTS ~J' AUTOMOT/Vl DEPT. SPRAY'N VAC RUG CLEANER .177 CAL. PELLETS $149 . S4'. 39(_ '.• • 1 ·tr 69( HECK'S REG. $1.83 HOl/SIWA/11 DEPT. HECK'S RIG. 99' IIIPT. -· .... ...}, oz. LADIES' .ACETATE PANTIES DEODORANT G rve\ ~• n oo rh, ~ "uQ , 1kofl togh t, fir . , . wirh co mplete freedom , glo· Army ,leader is . nabbed in raid . BELFAST (UP!) _ Seamus Twomey, reputed chief or staff of the Irish Republican Army's extremist Provisional wing, was arrested Saturday in a raid on a remote farmhouse in the Irish Republic, PQlice in Dublin said. Hours earlier, James Bryson, said to be one of the Provisionals' top tactical leaders, was shot in the head and critically wounded in a gunfight with British troopa in Belfast. A companion was reported killed and two other men wounded. Police say Twomey, whose home is in Belfast, assumed his post with the Provisionals troops earlier this year, was critically Wounded. The army said another wounded man escaped. . Mulvenna's death brought to 878 the , number of persons killed in four years of Northern Ireland violence among majority Protestants, minority Catholics and British security forces. Tropical stonn , IS struggling rrl cor, holds ih shape (and youn ) l o re ~ e r , Wh ite Clrld pa ~ r e l 1 , s:lu .$ " IQ lQ ,, \ ~ - :"'" 2 PAIR ( v \' .,~ .~\ 1:: . HEC.K' SREG. $ 1-J4 HECK'S REG. TO i4• COSMETIC DIPT. ,1 ol.~l~ '(. / 'I I,1· J : ' ClOTHIM lilT. . "'"I \' •{' ·.: \ . ... t!-"{.-~~~~\'· ~ .. ' . ~- .. ,.. '" ... ~ J • ther ." ---------:_ Alter his two-hour conference with Agnew,Nixon rnet alone with his senior domestic advisers, counselors Melvin R. IJJird and Bryce N. Harlow and White House chief of starr Alexander M. Haig. T)lat discussion presumably dealt with the poiltical repert"Ussions of the Agnew Investigation, as well as the administration's legislative plans when Congress returns next Tuesday. Afterwards, Nixon headed lor a W!!<Jkend at Camp David, Md., with his !amily and two Saturday night dinner guesta, Mamie Eisenhower and C. G. "Bebe" Rebozo of Key Biscayne, Fla ., a close Nixon friend and confidant. •• •• morals or this Committee to Re-elect was not any better than the morals of the .gangsters," he said . Meany said he believed Nixon 's uppermost concern 1 ' ftom the time he gets up in the morning until he goes to bed at night" is what he can do to better his image. And he predicted Nixon "will go down in history as one o£ our poorest Presidents on the basis of the economic picture and, before we are through, · on the international picture." The labor leader, pulling on his ever-present cigar, predicted the nation would have a recession by the end of the year. l-Ie also forecast that . unions will begin tesorting to more strikes if prices continue .to rise sharply while wages are rigidly controlled. The only solution, he said, is to let the nation return to a completely free-market economy . . Hot weather causes more problems MIAMI (UPI) - Tropical followi~gf the ::gc:~~~:~P· -~.\~.Pk:. ii~~ formal announcement of the do-or-{!ie struggled Saturday arrest of Sean MacSho ain 1 ast year . No State~ Saturday ended air IRA · that likely will determine operations lrom this remote The arrest of Twomey and whether the storm fizzles or Thai lb"se which once sent the shooting of Bryson report· blossoms into a hurricane. .Ame~\can warplanes on mis- edly le!t David O'Connell as the Another tropical depression, sions throughout Indochina. only man in the top echelon of meanwhile, turned · up on . Th ll 1 nd 1 th the Provisional leadership still weather satellite photographa ~~~were gar a s or e t 1 rg of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula Marige fliers and ~miles all a -r:'.o~~y 53 was arrested in and a reconnaissance plane arow'ld m ceremomes before • . ' ' . the ~2 F4 Phantom jets of · Carnckmacross, 15 m1les was being disp·atched Sunday M i' Fighte Alta k Sq • south o£ the border w1th to check. ar qe . r c ua Northern Ireland. Dr. Robert Simpson, chief of dron _232 hfted of~ a run~ay Bryson and his companions the National Hurricane Center, ~sh makeshl£1 Sign readmg, were shot when they fired on said the low pressure trough We lpv~ Nam Phong . We _want soldiers who spotted them encountered by Chirisine could to s,. . setting up an ambush in either merge with the storm or Na Phong • 240 miles Belfast's Ballymurphy district, continue to (ight it. northpast of B~ngkok, earne~ an aimy spokesman said. "If they merge," Simpson the nickname Rose Garde~ A police · spokesman said , "Christine will intensify from ·the 2,100 American a1r- described Bryson, who has rather quickly into a full men ~tatloned here. The out· escaped twice from prisons In hurricane.lf they don:t merge, post, _reopened In May, 1972: at Northern Ireland since 1971, as Christine probably won't go the height of a North Vlet- a key figure In the provisiQnal anywhere or amount to much." namese offensive In South IRA's tactical leadership and Simpson noted, however, Vietrfam, was totally lack!ng. in one of the organization's top that Christine was a "Cape sqcl~~ or recreallonal facllilles marksmen. Verde storm" -one that lorand \1 was a seven-hour drive Pattick Mulvenna 22 was med off the coast of Africafrom , Bangk9k. killed by the soldier; and "and ,they ,don 't give up easy, James O'Raw e, 17, wi10se even though Its a weak sister ee sqWJdrons of Manne brother died In a gunbattle with now." • pia were involved in the wl awal here, which got £, · l·-~ r1 ous c:om!ott. In lu\cio u1 ocetoi" . RECOULAR & UNSCENTED 25's urged him to . Meany said the Senate Watergate hearings had led him to conclude that Congress should pass a reform law limiting political spending and contributions. "What these people were doing was extortion," he said of Nillon campaign solicitors, likenirg their activities to the old protection racket. "The President "would create a chaotic condition (and ) I think the Congress will have to impeach him." Because of the Watergate affair, he said, "unless there is some change, we now haVe a President that the American people, by and large, have lost confidence in." But he said he didn't expect Nixon to . resign unless his fellow Republicans Thail~nd (UPI) - The United change has been made by the with a low pressure system . :140Z. , NOUSIWA II DE,. • [ N•"' PHONG AIR BASE, $8.99 HECK'S REG. 97' U.iS. ends Th.ru" base , , , ·• HECK'S REG. ALKA-SEL TZER 9t '. i' op.eratiODS ANTI-PERSPIR~J:>IT $1.55 Pl•l HECK 'S REG. $5.99 oz. ( HECK'S REG. , ., ••..• HOUSEWAIIE DEPT. 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But this time, ;he said any defiance of · the s_upreme Court by . the / ,. , ~ , , • RO'""·" '' "'"' . ,,. 1, ' ,,,·,., ..... , · !, P SURE LISTERINE '·•;, .• , , ~ .... .. . <Il l ·•- " '' " ,.d.. '"' ' ' ""~ h· ,• Jlo i'~ · HECK'S REG. $2.99 9 32·0Z. TOOL ·~v~'~ R o;fiO...It~"'' $144 99 KIT WAX . GILLETTE lRAC II BLADES S'S ,,. HARDWARE DEPT. Heck's Reg. 124.99 RIG ."$1.58 ~ .- ··~ '- •·. ---..£. :!i :;:-; co lors. NO. 760 $100 ..... "-.. Scrotch res ista nt .1 • • no sti ck . . . no sc ou • du ra ble teflon•fi ni sh. Choo>e from m so rted 120L 88( POP RIVET . TEFLON II SKILLET LIQUID HECK 'S REG. $1.38 .. 10" REGAL WARE VEL COLEMAN FUEL HARDWARE IJEP(. "' HfCII'!HtEGo. 49 ' RIFLE 32 GAL ; 29 HECK'S REG. $23.99 UMtTTWO HECK'S REG. 71 ' EA. PE~LET •16 bo se 7 OZ.-SO COUNT SJ 00 CROSSMAN HECK'S REG. 69' . ~w i vel ' st an dard fea1ures. HEAVY DUTY TOOTHPASTE 54(EA. complete wi th metol · locki ng P-1791 CLOSE-UP FUP GRIP VISE wor kin g jaw s a nd p i pe wo r king ja ws . A n .., il a nd AM-FM RADIO s up portln~ AJ<ucw, 'l'homson said : "'l11ey're pulling toge- fly IlONA I, O'IIIGGINS CORK, Ireland ( UPI J - An lnternational team hauled two Britons trapped in u miniature subinarinc ali ve and well from the botlAlm or the Atlantic Saturday, ending a dramatic thre~-{!ay effort believed to be · the deepest sea rescue. ever made. · Roger Mallinso n, 35 , and Roger Chapman, 28, clambered under their own power out of their crippled 19-loot submarine Pisces lJI 75 hours and 50 minutes after it sank in 1,375 feet or water off the Irish coast. "They looked lit enough to play rootball i' a rescue spokesman said . But the men escaped by a whisker . Their midget sub; disabled while burying . a new transAtlantic telephone cable Wed- · nesday, carried what was expected to be air enough for only 72 hours, plus a 45-minute emergency supply of oxygen. But they managed tAl stretch out the oxygen just lo ng \ ' 84~ un Indictment u~ainst A ~n ew . Asked whether Nixon was ,, 59 1 QT. LIMIT S QUARIS KODAK KODACOLOR INSTAMATIC 11- ' QUART 10W30 JEWELRY DEPT. before A~ne w went on nation. wide television tAl deny allegations he hud received kickbacks fr om government contractors in Maryland. Agnew disclosed then that he was under federal in· ves tl gution lor possible violation of tax, extorll on, bribery and conspiracy laws, and declared he would remain in office and fi ght to prove his innocence. There have heen published reports recently, notably a Time magazine article, tha t U.S. Attorney George Beall might be ready "to present evidence involving Agnew to a federal grand jury in Baltimore. Attorney General Elliot L. Richardson , who was spending the Labor Day weekend at Cape Cod, Mass., has said he will make the ultimate decision whether the government seeks Deep sea. rescue effort is successful Saturday · llppeachment necessary .I, l Nixon defies court ' EA. "There was no discussion of Agnew resigning, " warren said, nor was there any review of constitutional questions about Agnew's legal status as vice president while under criminal investigation . Agnew's press spokesman, Marsh Thomson , confirmed Warren's remarks and sa id " they had a very, very s a.li s faclory mee tin g together ." Thomson said there was "nothing of a major, special nature to the meeting." Other sources said Agnew, who has seen his lawyers for each of the past two or three days, reviewed "legal strategy" with Nixon, although Thomson denied it. Thomson did say the two discussed "the way it is being handled by him (Agnew) and his lawyers." It was the first face-to.face meeting between · Nixon and Agnew since Aug. 7, the day . By United Press International Motorists found 91H!egree heat, ·making some travel uncomfortable, added to the usual hazards o£ motoring in the first full day of the Labor Day holiday Saturday. The heaviest traffic was not expected until the home-going rush started late Monday. In the first 24 hours, deaths in traffic ,climbed slowly. The National Safety Council estlma ted that between 550 and 650 persons might die in automobile. accidents between 6 p.m. Friday and midnight Monday, with possibly another 22,000 persons su[!ering disabling injuries. During s similar nonholiday period at this time or year, about 450 persons might die in traf!ic mishaps, the Council figures showed. At 2 p.m. EDT, a United Press International survey showed 89 per~ons dead in traffic accidents. A breakdown of accidental deaths : Traffic 89'Drownlngs 10 Other 2 Total 101. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1973 _ _ __ _ __P_AG_E_IJ 5u . , • s • . ·firms affected BEIRUT (UPI) - The Libyan government of . Col. Moammar Khadafy announced Saturday its takeover of controlling 51 per cent interest in enou_gh. The men's aj r dw indled closer and closer to what an ul!icial called "tile ctrop-dead tiJne" wh il~ two sister subma. rincs and a U.S. Navy underseas drone made dive after fru itless dive . The sister subs Pisces II a nd Pisces V were able to attach only two light marker lines to the disabled sub . Then early Saturday the U.S. Navy drone CURV ill- the kind of device which found a hydrogen homb dropped into the sea off Pa lomares, Spai n- WASHI NGTO N ( UPJ) Many state Republica n leaders believe Vice President Spiro T. Agnew 's 1976presidential aspirations have been hurt by allegations of wrongdoing. But nearly as many believe he could turn the affair to his advantage should he prove his innocence. A majority of the GOP state chairmen responding to a UPI survey expressed confidence that neither the Watergate scandal nor the investigation of the vice president in connection with an alleged kickback scheme would seriously affect Republican chances in next year 's congressional and state elections. Of the 47 chairmen who replied, 13 said they thought Agnew had been damaged by the charges , and declined Christmas stamps .are selected WASHINGTON (UPI ) - A needlepoint design of an oldfashioned Christmas tree and a painting of a Madonna and child by the Italian Renaissance artist, Raphael, have been chosen as the 1973 Christmas stamps, U1e U.S. Postal Service said Saturday. The Christmas tree design by artist Dolli Tingle of Westport, Conn., is the first u.s. stamp ever designed in needlepoint. It took iler about ~ 0 days to complete. Raphael's painting, "The Small Cowper Madonna,' ' bears til at title because its first . recorded own er was Lord Cowper, a British ambassador to the court of Tuscany in Italy. Cowper bought the painting in 17811, but. Raphael painted it in Florence, Italy, about 1505. The painting now hangs in the National Gallery of Art. The Madonna stamp, done in yellow, light brown, red, blue, black and green inks, was designed by Bradbury Tilompson of the U. S. Bureau of Printing and Engra ving. He designed the tree stamp in colors of light b1·own, yellow , gold, red , blue and black inks. '111C two 8-<:enl stamps will be issued at ceremonies Nov . 7 at the national art ga llery. The print order is one billion or each stamp. B f 1• f d ~~~::::r:~~Eo~i:{:~::~ · . ee price Imits JUSti. Ie e undfl',way Thursday. The air· Sat~duy stopped at Cubl Point in t e Philippines lor training WASHINGTON (UP!) exe clscs before moving Presidentlul orders that left price limits on beef longer than pet'.flanently to Japan. on other meats were justified t~e United States Is rcmov· by the rapid rise In beef pri ce~. Ins &,550 servleomen and more u federal appeals court ruled tha't 100 planes from Thai Saturduy. "Beef prices hod been rising bases In the first phase of a witHdrawal program made much faster than prices on all lea1lble by the Aug. 16 bom- other meats," tho Temporary . bl halt in Csmbodla. TalkS Emergency Court of Appeals o[ on e•econd phase pullout are lh~ United States said In a to 'begin in Bangkok next unanimous 13-page opinion. Tho threo·Judsc panel let w k. stand a federal district court oro than 40,000 U.S. scrvlc men aro still stationed In rullns In Washtngton state that Th lland at six other bases turned down u petition by the built by the United Statos but Western States Meat Packers 1\ssoelatlon, The panel took a under eontrol of ·the Thais . 1 similar stand- In a case two weeks ago. Preoidcnt Nixon has said the eeillng on beef prices will be llfl<ld Sept. 12. The meal pa ckers sued federal officials after a series of C011t of Living Council orders and presidential executive ordcrs Involving , meat prlt>es. They said the order discrimiMiing m011t against them come· July 19, when prl'ce ceilings were lilted on all meuts but beef. The meat (lllckers wanted a court order to force the Cost of Living Council to change il.'l rules and named us dcfendanl.l e · e In the case Council Director John Dunlop, Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz, and other officials of the council. The meat packers contended the difference between treatment of beef prices and other meat prices was a "taking o[ their properly" without fair compensation, violating the due · prol-ess clause of the Constitution. The appeals court sold U1c price orders were a valid exercise of government power. As lor the meat packers' claim U18t they were not given a chance (or a hearing, the court said there had been e e "extensive informal consulta- tions." 1110 court said the !acl.<i paralleled those in the case of Pacific Coast Meat Jobbers Association versus tl1e C.'ost or Living Council . In that case, the court noted , " It was decided that market pressu1·es were such that the freeze on mea·t prices would have to be lifted ... the removal of the ceiling 011 all meat P•"il"l!s would increase the level of prices dramatically, while splitting the relaxing of the celilng into beef and non-beef steps would "lessen this im- '~Th e sev~n Four doctors aboa rd the 4,600-ton mother ship Vickers Voyager examined Chapma n and Maliin•on. A helicopter flew them to Cork, where they tra n~fe rred immediately to a jet lor a flight to Barrow-inFurness, England, where their !amilies waited. Sir Leonard Redshaw, chairma n of Vickers Oceanics, owner of the Pisces, said the men were brought up in "our last chance.'' He described the operation as the deepest underseas rescue ever attempted. minutes altached an rope. The craft, her aft compartment flooded, was stuck front end upwa rd in the mud in the inky blackness and intense pressures of the deep sea bed. The Ca nadian ship John Ca bot, hauling slowl y and steadily on the three lines, lirted the Pi110es free o£ the botto m at 9:40 a.m. Less tha"n 31k hours later the craft was on the surface and a Royal Air Force helicopter flashed the jubilant message, ci ght~ nch-t})ic k Allegations have hurt Agnew~s . aspirations six foreign oil companies operating in the country, five of them American. The ruling announced on Tripoli radio affected all the remaining foreign oil companies in Libya that had been unaffected by the government's earlier moves to gain control of the petroleum industry here. The . nationalization measures were announced in conjunction with celebrations marking the fourth anni_versary of the bloodless military coup that toppled King Idris and brought Khadafy to power. . Tripoli radio, broadcasting from the Ubyan capital and monitored here, identified the five' American companies af. re.cted by the Ia test nationalization decree as j;sso Standard Libya , Mobil"'on Libya, Ltd., Texaco Overseas, Asian Standard Oil Co. of California, and the LibyanAmerican Petroleum Co. The sixth was the British-Dutch Shell Co. lor Exploitation and Production, Libya . The announcement said compensation would he paid to the companies for the nationalized shares. Each of the companies is now to be administered by a three<nan board, including two Libyans and a company representative, the announcement said. TI1e radio said the nationalization decision was taken by the Revolution Command Council , which Khadafy heads . The decision has ended an :•era o£ blackmail and domination exercised by the monopolistic companies at the expense of the Libyan people," the radio said. rescue is a success. 11 rcachc-<1 the sea bed and in pact. " The court said , some lamb anct chicken and hog ra isers had been killing off their herds 1md · flocks, while cattlemen we•·e merely hold theirs back from the market. Tha t mude conditions differ· ent and threw out tire discrimina lion argument, the court said. The appea ls cour t was created by Congress when It passed the Economic Stabliiza. lion Act so that there would b~ .i' speciul panel to hear appoais of pricin1,decisions. 1 fur ther comment ; 13expressed were New York Gov. Nelson A. support for the vice president . Rockefeller and former Texas and said he would not be hurt- Gov . John B. Connally. or might even be helped- if his Vermont GOP Chairman innocence is established; 13 Stewart Smith was among thought it would be premature those who foresaw only adto speculate on the effects; and verse effects for Agnew as a 8 declined to comment. result of the investigation, Agnew has vehemently de- saying: "! think he's probably nied allegations that he re- been hurt to a degree, whether ceived kickbacks from state he's guilty or not guilty. The contractors while he was implications of accusations Baltimore County chief execu- tehd to ·hurt a ·candidate." tiveand governor of Maryland, Said Oregon Chairman and he has protested leaks to David Green : "! think it news media of the federal probably has very definitely investigation of his ac- a!fected Agnew 's chances. tivitles. l-Ie's .no longer 'he obvious Even so, the latest Gallup front runner." Poll found Agnew's support Florida Chairman L. E. down from 35 per cent last "Ton\my" Thomas : "Just the April to 22 per cent in August, fact that he has been charged putting him in a tie for the lead definitely will hurt him. Eveq if with California Gov. Ronald he comes out completely clean, Reagan. Among the other 10 just having been accused will prospective candidates listed hurt him." · 50 persons dead from hotel .fire COPENHAGEN (UPI) Fire raged through a luxury 19th Century downtown hotel early Saturday, leaving more than 50 persons dead or missing, police said. A number of the guests were American Supplies are airlifted into besieged city tourists. Police said at least 33 per- . sons were killed and another 20 were missing . Seventeen persons were treated at hospitals for burns, smoke poisoning or injuries received when they jumped from windows in panic. The fire at the 75-year-old, six-story Hotel Hafnia, near the· City Hall squsre, was the worst hotel blaze to hit Den· mark since World War II . A lire officer said the blaze, which broke out at 2:30 a.m., was believed to have started on the main staircase between the second and the third' floors . The cause was not inunediately determined. Many of the dead were too badly burned for immediate identification, police said. ' l Witnesses said m~y of the guests panicked and 'ran to their . windows screaming lor help. Some were hurt leaping [rom windows while others grabbed bedsheets, knotted them together, and'slid down to sal ety. A number of persons fled upward and then ran to adjoining roortops. A total of 85 persons were registered at the hotel. A lire o£flcer said that ladders were raised but "many of the people did not understand us although we yelled to them in many languages." : Fir e department head Ringsted Jensen said that had the building b<en of modern construction, the fire might not have spread so quickly . PHNOM PENH (UPI) Government planes airlifted troop reinforcements and supplies Saturday into the besieged provincial capital of Kompong Cham , 50 miles northeast of Phnom Penh, and Cambodia 's military chief said the Communist attack on that city had failed." Southwest of Phnom Penlr, Communist forces cut Highway 4 in a two-hour battle at dawn Saturday- the second cut in a week or the key road that leads to the deepwater port of Kompong Som, 134 miles from the capital. Maj . Gen. Sasthene Fernandez, chairman of the joint chiefs of stall and commander in chief, flew Saturday to Kompong Cham 'and spent about a hall-hour there. He was accompanied by allied military attaches, including four U.S. observers. On his return to Plmom Penh, the general told reporters: "The enemy has foiled in Its attack on Kompong Cham." Kompong Cham is a province . capital on the Mekong River. A · shell hit a small hotel near the market there Saturday, killing B&Es REPORTED one ))crson and wounding five, GALLIPOLIS - Galllu the high command said. Mo•·e than 300 shells hit the city_ County sheriff 's deputies t'riday, the high command Friday inves tigated two suid. About 2(1 ~oldie•· s and b•·eaklng and cnterlngs In the civilians were killed nnd about Ge m·~es Creek area . ~·rank A. 60 were wounded. Cremeans reported someone The barrage shot·Uy before entered tho ofrtce or the . dawn Friday was followed by a Cremeans Concrete Company. massive ground assault, mili- Stolon were an adding · tary sources sald, but govern· machine, calculator , and mont forces stopped it. The miscellaneous Ioilis . The Office command reported ground · was ·ransacked . Van~ls alilo fi ghting Saturday near the struck Emmott Thomp•un's relu~ee camp at Nokor Pagodn Sand and Gravel Company u mile west of ~.;»npong Cham. iocntcd, on Ge01"8l'll C ~ek lid . • �• r 15 'I' I•• Stuuhty Tun,•• • S.•ut ilwl, Sunduy. ikt•l. 2. tU7;1 Sdwol pu lin• 14 - Ths SIJnday 'l'ln.es -Sentinel, SIJnday, Sept. 2,1973 . -~~~~=:::-.::::::.~!:*::::::::>=~ •••. ' '.:.:: ~ fan's By Katie Crow ' POMEROY- Kathleen Scott, remedial reading teacher at Rutland Elementary, presented the following article taken from a magazine that no doubt you readers will enjoy, " YOU'VE COME ALONG WAY, TEACHER!" Ah , yes, the good old days. Teachers had to abide by some pretty stringent rules - espec[ally If they were female. The followins commandments were unearthed from a 1915 school department manual by George Finnegan, a retired teacher from Webster, Mass. 1. Do not get married. 2. Do not ·keep company with men. 3. Be home between the hours of 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. unless attending a school fun ction. '1'4. Do not loiter downtown in ice cream stores. 5. Do not leave town at any time without permission of the school board. 6. Do not smoke. 7. Do not get into a carriage with any man except your father or brother. · 8. Do not dress in bright colors. · 9. Do not dye your hair. 10. Do not wear any dress more than two inches above the ankle. 11. Always wear at least two petticoats. 12. Keep the schoolroom neat and clean. Sweep the floor at least once daily. Scrub the floor at least once weekly. Clean the blackboards once a day, and startagoodfireat 7a.m. daily. MAXINE ARNOW of Mason, is spending two weeks with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald and son, Jason of Kansas City, Mo. Mrs . Arnold's son·ln-law recently received an honor scholarship at Nazarene Seminar where he is presently working toward his masters degree. EDGAR VANINWAGEN, Pomeroy, a veteran of the Batan death march, attended a reunion of his outfit, 31st Infantry AntiTank Division, at Fontana Dam, North Carolina. He visited' there a week. He said 37 members of the 31st Infantry have died since last year's reunion . · MRS. RALPH HARVEY, Matron at the Children 's home, wishes to thank the following for donations: Meigs County Fairboard members for tickets for the children admitting them to the recent Fair and for the free rides; Vernon Nease and Snrah Gibbs for sweet corn; Mrs. Bill Baer for produce; Rich Valley Dairy for ice cream and the Golden Rule Sunday Schoof Class at Letart Falls Melhodist Church for an electric can opener. DORRIS PROMOT~D CLEVELAND - Allen D. Dorris has been named manager of lhe transportation department by The Standard Oil Co. of Ohio, succeeding Oakley M. Turner, who · has retired. Dorris will become president and a director of Sohio Pipe Line Co. and a director of Mid·Yalley Pipe Line Co. Ml·:ltt 'I; I<VILLfo: llnu 1t1ut 'l't•ur,. Sl'i10ols toduy on- Side 1111UIIrrtt u fn•c nntl r't•duecd prlc•c IIWHI polic·y for S<·htlul chlltll'l'll unnblt• to poy lht• full pr·ire of nwalli served in schOitls Wtder the Nutionul School Lunc h and Sehoul Bt·oa kfu~ l l'ro~rums Identica l to policies or other lvcal schools ?lr~~dy announced: If u rwrent "dttL~ntlsflcd with the rutin~ of the olflcinl, he muy tnake u request either orally ilr In wrilln~ to Dennis M. Murdock, Supt., whose address Is Ct·own City . Acomplete copy of the policy is on ·file In euch school and in the olficc of the superintendent whct·e It muy be reviewed by any intCI'CSICd party , by " Dorothy J Countryman GALUPOUS - I have to write a column on this because I promised that I would and tecause It might Indirectly help someone else In the same situation or a similar one. Before I sta rt, JUI and I would like to thank Thelma Shaver who was wi lling to pack up her bags and take the investigation to headquarters in Huntington for us. It started over a year ago. One of my friends became seriously ill and required a battery of blood transfusions. This ANNABEL THOMAS meant that a number of close friends were contacted to give a RUTLAND - Annabel D. unit of blood In his behalf, and six of us, in various states of delay, Thomas, a former resident did just that. ' here, h ~s elected early Not being too fond of needles and thinss of that sort, I was the retirement from coward of the bunch and probably last of the group to be Nationwid e In s urance persuaded. However, when the Red Cr()SS Bloodmobile Companies In Columbu s eame to Grace Methodist Church in April, I gritted my teeth and where she has been em· went to dooate. Thinking that would be the end of it, using the ployed for the pa•t nine needle marks in my arms as evidence, and threatening that I years. She joined Nation· would not do it again should our victim even become stranded wide's home office stall as with no other donors, I closed my file, and my mind, on the an accounting clerk In 1964 subject and thought ev~rything was okay. and was a junior accountant Surprise ! ! ~ In the payroll department at Two weeks ago tomorrow, I received that fatal phone call retirement. A native of the hospital had no record of my contribution.) decided to launch Dexter, Miss Thomas was a an investigation. 1931 graduate of Rutland Phone number of the American Red Cross in hand I High School. She resides at proceeded as follows; 3%13 Stephen Dr. in - Tuesday, I called the office. The auditor, or some such Columbus. person answered and told me the ladies were out and would be .back Wednesday. CITED TO COURT - Wednesday, no one answered. GALLIPOLIS - Nathan J. - Thursday I dialed " ... if no answer call," no one anCremeans, 75, Lower River swered that phone, either. Rd., was ciwd to Municipal - Friday, I was told the ladies would be in Monday. l called Court for reckless . operation the,second number and the operator informed me that it was now following a tralfic accident at unpublished. - Monday, no one answered. However, Thelma had called 9:10p.m. Friday on Chillicothe Rd. City police said Cremeans the Tribune and left her numbed or another reason. The number lost control or his car which was passed on to me, and much. to my relief, she answered her went off the highway striking a phone, promising to check in Huntington on Tuesday. Monday evening I found that the hospital had finally located tree and yard owned by Lucille Mayes of 57 Chillicothe Rd. their record of my contribution - I was out of the doghouse, hut There was minor damage to his the hospital was definitely in. The point, however, is how do you located the American Red car. Cross when you don't have a week to wait for them to answer the MAN SHOT DEAD phone? I called, nn the average, three to four times a day and this CLEVELAND (UP! I looks to me like a communication problem. Jimmy Lee Martin, 36, of H any one of their rieople has an answer I'll be glad to run it in Cleveland, was shot and killed Jan's Side. I believe in equal time. Friday night during an argument at Berry's Bar, l HOPE you all have a quiet and peaceful Labor Day. police said. Martin was dead on Everyone wbo's on the highway remember to drive defensively arrival at Lutheran Medical and we'll aU get home safely. Center. Have a nice week. OPEN DAILY 9 TIL 9-CLOSED SUNDAY • 12/15-lb. Average · ' ' ' • By • • The Pl.-a $109 lb. FAMILY PAK PORK CHOPS Center & End Chops & 9 to 11 Chops per Pkg. I ! 'Dateline ! Gallia HECKS AM TIL ... .• ... ' I-- ' . • TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of the Dally Tribune and weekly Gallla Times ... GaiUa records high temperatures of 102, 103, 104 and 105 as heat wave enters 24th day. No reUef in sight ... City schools enrolll,794 pupils for 1953-64 term ... c. o. Kelf named chairman of MGM District Boy Scout Commill<!e ... Gallipolis Rotarians lour OVEC construction site .. , Jarnes Thomas, 99, dies at home of son, Dr. H. B. Thomas .. . Kiwanis Club dedlca~ new youth camp near Rio Grande ,.. Second Ueute"'nt Harold Wiseman, 22, stationed at Aberdeen Proving . Grounds, Md. ... Joy Rocchi and Howard B. Snunders capture first annual Tribune-Times, Handicap Golf Tournamenlll .... County scboola belln grid drills. ON 'PASSBOOK SAVINGS COMPOUNDID OUARTIRLY . . . - RETROACTIVI TO JULY 1, 1973 ' EQUALS ANNUAL ' YIELD OF ••• ASK US AIKIIJT .. ' .•• • • • • • ' THE HIGiiST YIDD PAID ON SAVINGS "' ' "' . ~ SLICED AMERICAN CHEESE o OIIINLAND - • o • • •1 lb. 89~ ' o o o • ' U.S. No. 1 Grode ALL PURPOSE WHITE POTATOES 20-lb. Bag • THE GALLIPOLIS SAV.INGS and LOAN COMPANY f' I left front wheel caused the car ·to pull to the left going off the highway over an embankment strf~ing a tree. Johnaon had injuries w his left arm but was not immediately treated. There was heavy damage to the car, No citation wa~ luiled . li I , UNIT CALLED POMEROY.- The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called · to . the Ewing Funeral Home late Friday afternoo~ for Mrs. Willi am Harden who had fainted . When efforts to revive her were unsuccessful she was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where she was ad· milled for treatment. . .r, . . 992-2143 992-7428 49 WtrtstrVI the r ltM to limit quentitles on 111 ilems in thil ld. Prices tHtctlvelhru S11., Sept. I, 1'72. Nonttoldto dnl an. Representing: STATE AUTOMOBILE MUTUAL INS. OHIO FARMERS INSURANCE CO. AUTO-OWNERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. •"•' ••• WHITE BREAD Stamps . . · .,.IIII_EMu'loli ~~~·· ,:: '&~:~~~::: ·~·~·~~j~ = 500 E I ii-:.1~:~:~· :~\'~ = . . . x ra § 'ii!»' t ttrric•t un. till llr'l" Ct , ••·.: - t::;;J § Top Value Stamps E : ,. With Coupon and Purchase of : Pork Chops 1/A •HO<;;-;;-;-., ,,eoN lllfMu •. o ,: ,';:,· Pork Loin Sliced Into . 8-1~. Can Country Clu~ : - . ~ Canned Ham 5 9mmdii'iiiiiilil'iiia'il'ihaaan8 lb.$ I Viva·Towels Reg. / 3 89" $1.08.,.. '/:/"..s" - '1' Rolls ' · · _ Ctll.l ll h,i ru SeptemUI 8, 1913 "SII•ie.ct to A~ •litd l t Sto~te ani LICJI Sl le ~l t l : ' = • 11111111111111111111111 ' ' .' 11 . , .. ,~, -~li'U{ .~-c)Ui;o ,..,III E!J Serve 'n Sa ve Canned Ham 3$ ·lb• 99 /- $1.42:<, \ - Can U.S. Govt. Inspected F re~h F"roze n Baking Hens Turbot lb. ·69¢ -Rabbit Cut-Up ~ ~~r With (o 11 pon ~ . · both yo11r w ts h e~ . $ Kroger small or large Curd a I5 ~. .""u : : l·o• r;;l currtru .,, 1..:;;.1 - - = ;\:r / 1, .J' ~ A ns anI eL ~~1\.,·1 Reg. \ Ll " With RO '""'""""'"JIUI';.;l Co~Jpon Iced Teo · ~~·, ., Aeg5.9 ,/ . $1. 24·o· Jor " '- = - r':'J = § = = ·= 1...:;.l Mi~t Nestea r CIY~DII ~' ~ hllirn 5U1tlllhr 1! , 1113 'Sutllcl 11 anu cn te st.te - 5 ~llllllllllll'iill'luili'I.IIIUIIIII. ·= = : :; - l.i.'!lllllll[" . - l!.!J LU'OI' I KR OC,I H 'O u•o •-=amr:;-;J .., Wi th /\/1. (OIJ~Qrl -.-~~- Betty ( roc~ e r Select Vor lei!IH =-- $l.tO t. . C. ov poo b: p ire~ Se pte mber a, 197J "Subte ct to Appli cable Stole ond ~ocal Soles roll'' 9¢ Cheese (ottag.e - ~ ' itt~. : :i1 Rig. Hamburger Helpers : 5 i 32·oz.7 . : Wl~h. 0C0:~•'" ~_...... ,~ . nand~ Ofld spork lrng dtshe~ 32·01. Btls. Coca Cola Pork & Beans :; Clup111 h'iru S1 ~1e 11tle r I , 1!J! "htl ject to Ap,lica, le Stall r.":J 19 : Joy Detergent An ~ wen 'f . . . . VAL U ABll • .••'7v:'::A':"' L:-:'U':" AB~·L,.,.E,...,. I<-::R= o G':'ER=-::c"' o""u"'P"'O-.-N......... lo'lely 1 I ~ E 88" 5·ib. 4·oz. Box .s.sl.l~ 9¢ Patties " - $1 7 I t T . : 59¢ ,; •· 99¢ ~~niH::~\ii~i~.~~;uUir.ai lb• ·~t lb. - Ki"g Slu .· ~mlnnnnii'al'llli'iii'i'lllllllnfl'~I Cou•o• •nag U.S. Govt. Inspected Fresh Froze n Boneless C ~ lla Wrapped With Co\J pon ~Ajax Detergent Reg. 11111111111111111 • for 1-lb. Loaves to •Plus•••• ToD Value AT ACADEMY POMEROY - Theodore Thompson Reed, III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore T. Reed, Jr ., 141 Mulberry Ave ., Pomeroy, will be one of 190 students at)e nding Sewanee Academy, the secondary school div ision of the Un iversity of the South , Sewanee, Tenn., this faiL • STATE FARE SLICED 24-o1• ( tn. ::1- . ~-,,....,:-'. /::,.r ' , - 2 s~i.~~; 99i · '"''" Pkgs. looi>n Sootomllo I ·: 5 = till EJIIIIiltiti~;i~iim~i~i~~·;·IIIIIIIC 5. ~· · \j ,.~ Reg. f J II' " LU ; " " ". H OC.'"-' ?.~. ·~o"'· -.nlt;;:l Q. .b w,,~ Co"'" N""'""' l•""t . ,S Kroger MR. "0" FROUN fliNCH FRIID POTATOES I 11-oz.12·oz. Pkgs. *COMPARE AND SAVE DONALD DUCK Florida FIOUN CONCENTRATED 1DD" . •• ' •• ORANGE JUICE I BALLARD BISCUITS p~r· OVEN READY & COUNTRY STYLE a-oz.~u~>•• 65e •' ALCOA COFFEE Aluminum Foil '159 IMPERIAL Whlppld MARGARINE ..... 54$ PILLSBURY Cinnamon Rolls .• IMPERIAL MARGARINE 1·111. Ouartert 51$ Tulle .,. ,. '" Suln~l ~1 . MI )Or ~~fOl. (:ompl!l Iori, AYIIIIQI .Ft. LlloiiMII S 1~lng1 $4 10 "' '" "" Phllco-ford fltlrc1nt OI PICIIV S.\llng• " "' ,,. '"' " " S.wl n ~ l .... MI )Of Avt~ • •llll Comr.;t lor, Ll 1111'111 St¥1ngl ..... 79c Si1e to"'''"'" '''" _ ·- 1v\ 1 1 . ;· ·o "' 11117 lnii ' I DUI $11U Ill" 4 lldJuotlblo centlteWN-at- 1holvH • Now Quick Cold control lor taate r rfJ frlg•~r~tor cool-down • See- Thru buller 1\Hper, Plck-0" ' • 2 rtd]ualable Pl ck·Off ahol11e1 In re lrlgerator door • • r •' ••'• ~: 135Sin Oellciou• ••' ~·•I FOREMAN' &.ABBOTT Golden Apples 4 ·lb. Pkg. ¢ Bartlett Pears MIDDLEPORT, O. • • ·, .! = -: - - IIGII. freezer door .' ~- . CI UP DII h D!FU Sntcmber I , lt J3 "S uiiJICI tu UJiiulle -llllt Big capociiJ No Frostrofrlgerotor with oog trl~el = 2'5 2 Pick-On odtuo11blo ohel•oo ln • .. •' , ~Reg.~ ~ . 09 F00d $3.99..,. ·lb. $369 Pkg. ._..r I 1:11= Vovvy lovon Model RT1tB8M r• •• -< § ·i ~ : IJIIIEu•u•1 •uo<:.7;;-Tou•:9" -:Jil\0 With Cou po ri _"U:.;J • Aulomallc Ice Maker' Buttermilk Biscuits kl. Tulle• .,. Philco Slde·by·Side flelrlgerat or Co&t Slvlr'IQ& Pkg. "M ioot • New See-Thru can dl lptnaer, utility bin, • •• ...., .. 4 Savings · Alka $eItzer t "illlttl" h., irl l Se,ttl!llllf·l , IJ/1 Huge 110ro1 25tlbe. ollmenlooch • No Frost t yatem eliminates defr osting PILLSBURY HUNGRY JACK Capaci1y $1 i:.··S119 ONLY 30" WIDE : : ;: ••;..... '·37~ 47~ --==;;;;:!!:;;=~~==~ ' 1-llo. = ·B 10 18.5 cu.lt. capacitY Side-by-Side • FOLGER'S ~r cen l "19 PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE o o o o • 15' KRAFT SANDWICH SPREAD o • • ro o o o .:·.~:. 53' -- .:.:;.:.:;=-:::.=......, 0 Ptlrlco-F'ord ...Fr " . '" ' A~p r OI , 17 •' 16-oz. Can 12". 150' Rolf . $119~: 1'1'..... Gal. Krog~r B-C t. O nion, Sesom1, Egg 2-lb. Pkg. '2ts Ice . Cream Cans or Ploin Sandwich &vn' or Wheel assembly failed on car POMEROY - Meig. County Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach lnveatigated a single car accident Snturday mornlns at 2:30 a.-m. ciri colinly road 18, live tenths of a mu,,west of U. S. Rl. 33. Kenneth Alan John1on, Pomeroy, Rt. 4, waa traveling ll'elit when lllllfunctlon of the s ·· TWO INDICTED POMEROY - A man and woman of Rutland were inli cted Thursday when th e Meigs County Gr~ n d Jury was culled into special sessiorl . Indictee) on charges of breaking and ente ring, possession of stolen goods, and larceny were Lart'YWyatt, 34, and Margie M. Wyatt, 41 , both of Rutland . Wyatt is in custody, but Mrs. Wyatt has not been apprehanded. 'fhe jur y also returned an indictment against James Cundiff, 34, Racine Ro ute l , fo r fi rst degree murder In the death ol William Harden in Pom.eroy . early Wednesday . southern skltes. ForYourShopping . Convenience Your Pomeroy and Silver Bridge Kroger Slora Will Be Open Monday, 3 I $400Q,_ NEW LOCATION 102 W. MAIN POMEROY 0 0 • BONELESS WHITE FISH TURBOT FIUOS C:.n Ill THIS AREA ferent custom-buill homes offered locally by Delb rt F' . Clut·k , tll'esitiCill, Ctm·k·Hidge ' Pike and Humes, ,Ja ckson Bulnville Hrl., Gallipolis, loca l Hidge llvmcs dealer. . Hicigo Homes, ft division of Evans Products Cutripa ny, Pol'lland, Oro., is the largest homes manufacturer east of the MlssissltlPi. '!'he company makes ranch, split-level, bi· level, two-slot·y , Cape Cod and vacation homes for sale by more than 175 dea lers In 20 eastern, mid~w es le r n and INSURANCE AGENCY "' 2·111. ~Rl'IFICATES ' • LOOSE NOTES - Larry Brown, of 221 First Ave., Gallipolis, purchased the laat new Pontiac through .the old Bob Rees Agency at the corner of Third and Court St., laat Tuesday according to Willis Leadingham. The POntiac agency Is now located at 1900 Eastern Ave., and according to an Aug . 17 Tribune advertisement, it's now the Smith Buick-Pointiac, Inc. Tbe old Pontiac location served area residents for more tban 25 years ... GAHS grid coach C. L. (Johnny) Ecker told his football players to forget about the heat prior to last Wednesday's scrimmage at Circleville. "It'll bother lhein, too," he added. The tropical ~mperalure did hamper play of both tenms, but no doubt It hurt GAHS more than CHS, because 37 Blue Devils, coaches and trainers made that lllknlle trip to Circlevlfle in the Rio Grande College bus, minus an air condltioner. lt was out of order. At one time, the bus temperature climbed to 115 degrees . Tbat, coupled with Gallia's six or seven hours of school work In oven-like classrooms (Cl!Sisn'tschedufed to'!'eturn to school until Sept. 4 ) ia enough to make anybody sick, or weak. Coach Ecker said If the air conditioner on Rio's bus ian'! repaired by Snturday tbe Blue Devils will make tbe trip to Akron Manchester by private automobiles. " ' ' · ·.1 DEADLINE for making reservations for Thursday's first sem!... nnual Gallipolis Area Chamber of Commerce dinner is Tuesday. Tickets ($6 per person) may be purchased at the chamber office, 16 State St. Jim Comstock, editor and publisher of the West Virginia Hillbilly, will be guest speaker. The sesslon will he held at Rio Grande College Sept. 6, beginning at 7:30p.m. • of :J5 dif,. Dale C. Warner .' ' ' AFTER graduating !rom GAHS, Johnson enlisted in the U, S. Army for three years. He graduated from Ohio State University in 1960, and received his Master's Degree from the University of New York in International- Economics. He was directOr or compensation and junior chairman for Super Vatu, largest independent food wholesaling organization in the United States before joining American Hoist. GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS AIID LOAN co. ,.' AS vice president, Johnson will provide direction in the areas of organization and manpower planning, working closely with both corporate and group management. He is also responsible for salary administration, as well as lhe development and implementation of fringe benefit plans for company personnel at American Hoist plants throughout lhe world. LABOR DAY ' om_~ CUARFI!LD SINGLE WRAP T. TERRY JOHNSON, son of Mrs. Wilma L. Harrison, 147 Garfield Ave ., Gallipolis, and a 1952 GAllS graduate, was recently elected vice president of the American Holst & Derrick Co., St. Paul, Minn. Johnson, former assis.tant ·to the president, has been with the firm since August, 1972. . MOND·AY In uti, Hidg(• llollteH offers mut'e thnn 11100 choices ,,f slylcH , colors and materials for •·oors, siding, windows, pnncling, cuqwtlng, tile. llghllng and plumbin~ fixtures. · Muny ltid~e home buyers do snme of the Interior finlshin~ themselves, sav in ~ m:. much as I By Hobart Wilson Jr. WILL ·BE OPEN· , • !·I. I IN POINT PLEASANT ; ' .. ""• I . '"' displa y n~xt wc<•kend, S\ltll. 8-!1, on Houle J5, nea t' here ft·Onl I lo 7 I'· 111 . Despite the lack of mortgage money in some areas, Ridge has adequate mor tgage funds to cover all of its nome buyet·s, including fami lies with in· comes as low as $7500. The Allenwood rancher is desig ned to - effective ly separate li vi ng and sleeping a•·eas fo•· maximum privacy . II features a li vin~ room almos t 2ffeet wide, a spacious ki tchen and dining area and a m.aster REVIVAL SET bedroom 13ft. 8 in. by 1311. 4 in. Included in the baic price of · SYRACUSE - A revival will. be held at the Syracuse Church sJnce the donation was an... the home is wall-to·wall car· of the Nazarene beginning peting in a choice of six colors. nounced. earlier in August. Monday thr ough Sept . 9. Also included in the price is a Services will be held at 7:30 color-coordi nated kitchen with p.m. nightly. Guest speaker CANCELLED Ge neral Electric will be t,he Rev. Donavan GALLIPOLIS - Saturday's a GARS-Whee lersburg grid refrigerator.freezer, electric Humble [rom Waverly. There scri mma ge schedu le d on or gas range and range hood, wili be special singing. The Memorial Field was postponed Hiviera cabinets and. Formica Rev. M. C. l,arimore is the according to Coach C. L. coun ter.tops in a wideran ge of pas lor . styles and colors. The (Johnny) Ecker. TAKEN TO H(ISPITAL GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County 's Volunteer E-R Squad Friday t rapsported two persons to the Holzer Medical Center. Jewell Clark, 53, a resident of Neighborhood Rd., was admitted as a medical patien t. Gary Johnson, 19, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, was taken to the hos pital after sulfering breathing difficulties. •• CUT TO ORDER • , ••• lb. •1o• di!I'UI'aiOt' style VUII'IlcS. ' Tile home is Store Hours: Uuthrucrmli ut·e IIV'tilubl(! in u clwkc of rive Cilitlt'H. Including l'lii\Ch MASON - Officers and members of Mason Chapter 157, Order of Ute Eastern Star, arc informi ng people of Mason County that the $100 donation to the Kyger Creek High School Band was give n by an anonymous donor specifically lor llrot band. The OES acted only as a go. between in the tra nsaction, and the money was not oul of the OES treasury. This clarilication is made . because of many inquiries received Po.rk Loin Sa Whole or Either HaH lW il-but h hume,lhc "AIIeuwuod ", will be donntion lu hnnd ARMOUR*STAR SELEOED PORK-U.S. Govt. Inspected lb. h N II' UOIIl, lrul ivi(lual made 252 THIRD AVENUE A three· liAI.I.II'UI.IS • r----... ~---------------.,.---,, 10 Allenwood home to he displayed Mt'l't't'''' illt· ~ ..1 Katie's Korner ' ul ,. . ' .. • .• ' �• r 15 'I' I•• Stuuhty Tun,•• • S.•ut ilwl, Sunduy. ikt•l. 2. tU7;1 Sdwol pu lin• 14 - Ths SIJnday 'l'ln.es -Sentinel, SIJnday, Sept. 2,1973 . -~~~~=:::-.::::::.~!:*::::::::>=~ •••. ' '.:.:: ~ fan's By Katie Crow ' POMEROY- Kathleen Scott, remedial reading teacher at Rutland Elementary, presented the following article taken from a magazine that no doubt you readers will enjoy, " YOU'VE COME ALONG WAY, TEACHER!" Ah , yes, the good old days. Teachers had to abide by some pretty stringent rules - espec[ally If they were female. The followins commandments were unearthed from a 1915 school department manual by George Finnegan, a retired teacher from Webster, Mass. 1. Do not get married. 2. Do not ·keep company with men. 3. Be home between the hours of 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. unless attending a school fun ction. '1'4. Do not loiter downtown in ice cream stores. 5. Do not leave town at any time without permission of the school board. 6. Do not smoke. 7. Do not get into a carriage with any man except your father or brother. · 8. Do not dress in bright colors. · 9. Do not dye your hair. 10. Do not wear any dress more than two inches above the ankle. 11. Always wear at least two petticoats. 12. Keep the schoolroom neat and clean. Sweep the floor at least once daily. Scrub the floor at least once weekly. Clean the blackboards once a day, and startagoodfireat 7a.m. daily. MAXINE ARNOW of Mason, is spending two weeks with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald and son, Jason of Kansas City, Mo. Mrs . Arnold's son·ln-law recently received an honor scholarship at Nazarene Seminar where he is presently working toward his masters degree. EDGAR VANINWAGEN, Pomeroy, a veteran of the Batan death march, attended a reunion of his outfit, 31st Infantry AntiTank Division, at Fontana Dam, North Carolina. He visited' there a week. He said 37 members of the 31st Infantry have died since last year's reunion . · MRS. RALPH HARVEY, Matron at the Children 's home, wishes to thank the following for donations: Meigs County Fairboard members for tickets for the children admitting them to the recent Fair and for the free rides; Vernon Nease and Snrah Gibbs for sweet corn; Mrs. Bill Baer for produce; Rich Valley Dairy for ice cream and the Golden Rule Sunday Schoof Class at Letart Falls Melhodist Church for an electric can opener. DORRIS PROMOT~D CLEVELAND - Allen D. Dorris has been named manager of lhe transportation department by The Standard Oil Co. of Ohio, succeeding Oakley M. Turner, who · has retired. Dorris will become president and a director of Sohio Pipe Line Co. and a director of Mid·Yalley Pipe Line Co. Ml·:ltt 'I; I<VILLfo: llnu 1t1ut 'l't•ur,. Sl'i10ols toduy on- Side 1111UIIrrtt u fn•c nntl r't•duecd prlc•c IIWHI polic·y for S<·htlul chlltll'l'll unnblt• to poy lht• full pr·ire of nwalli served in schOitls Wtder the Nutionul School Lunc h and Sehoul Bt·oa kfu~ l l'ro~rums Identica l to policies or other lvcal schools ?lr~~dy announced: If u rwrent "dttL~ntlsflcd with the rutin~ of the olflcinl, he muy tnake u request either orally ilr In wrilln~ to Dennis M. Murdock, Supt., whose address Is Ct·own City . Acomplete copy of the policy is on ·file In euch school and in the olficc of the superintendent whct·e It muy be reviewed by any intCI'CSICd party , by " Dorothy J Countryman GALUPOUS - I have to write a column on this because I promised that I would and tecause It might Indirectly help someone else In the same situation or a similar one. Before I sta rt, JUI and I would like to thank Thelma Shaver who was wi lling to pack up her bags and take the investigation to headquarters in Huntington for us. It started over a year ago. One of my friends became seriously ill and required a battery of blood transfusions. This ANNABEL THOMAS meant that a number of close friends were contacted to give a RUTLAND - Annabel D. unit of blood In his behalf, and six of us, in various states of delay, Thomas, a former resident did just that. ' here, h ~s elected early Not being too fond of needles and thinss of that sort, I was the retirement from coward of the bunch and probably last of the group to be Nationwid e In s urance persuaded. However, when the Red Cr()SS Bloodmobile Companies In Columbu s eame to Grace Methodist Church in April, I gritted my teeth and where she has been em· went to dooate. Thinking that would be the end of it, using the ployed for the pa•t nine needle marks in my arms as evidence, and threatening that I years. She joined Nation· would not do it again should our victim even become stranded wide's home office stall as with no other donors, I closed my file, and my mind, on the an accounting clerk In 1964 subject and thought ev~rything was okay. and was a junior accountant Surprise ! ! ~ In the payroll department at Two weeks ago tomorrow, I received that fatal phone call retirement. A native of the hospital had no record of my contribution.) decided to launch Dexter, Miss Thomas was a an investigation. 1931 graduate of Rutland Phone number of the American Red Cross in hand I High School. She resides at proceeded as follows; 3%13 Stephen Dr. in - Tuesday, I called the office. The auditor, or some such Columbus. person answered and told me the ladies were out and would be .back Wednesday. CITED TO COURT - Wednesday, no one answered. GALLIPOLIS - Nathan J. - Thursday I dialed " ... if no answer call," no one anCremeans, 75, Lower River swered that phone, either. Rd., was ciwd to Municipal - Friday, I was told the ladies would be in Monday. l called Court for reckless . operation the,second number and the operator informed me that it was now following a tralfic accident at unpublished. - Monday, no one answered. However, Thelma had called 9:10p.m. Friday on Chillicothe Rd. City police said Cremeans the Tribune and left her numbed or another reason. The number lost control or his car which was passed on to me, and much. to my relief, she answered her went off the highway striking a phone, promising to check in Huntington on Tuesday. Monday evening I found that the hospital had finally located tree and yard owned by Lucille Mayes of 57 Chillicothe Rd. their record of my contribution - I was out of the doghouse, hut There was minor damage to his the hospital was definitely in. The point, however, is how do you located the American Red car. Cross when you don't have a week to wait for them to answer the MAN SHOT DEAD phone? I called, nn the average, three to four times a day and this CLEVELAND (UP! I looks to me like a communication problem. Jimmy Lee Martin, 36, of H any one of their rieople has an answer I'll be glad to run it in Cleveland, was shot and killed Jan's Side. I believe in equal time. Friday night during an argument at Berry's Bar, l HOPE you all have a quiet and peaceful Labor Day. police said. Martin was dead on Everyone wbo's on the highway remember to drive defensively arrival at Lutheran Medical and we'll aU get home safely. Center. Have a nice week. OPEN DAILY 9 TIL 9-CLOSED SUNDAY • 12/15-lb. Average · ' ' ' • By • • The Pl.-a $109 lb. FAMILY PAK PORK CHOPS Center & End Chops & 9 to 11 Chops per Pkg. I ! 'Dateline ! Gallia HECKS AM TIL ... .• ... ' I-- ' . • TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of the Dally Tribune and weekly Gallla Times ... GaiUa records high temperatures of 102, 103, 104 and 105 as heat wave enters 24th day. No reUef in sight ... City schools enrolll,794 pupils for 1953-64 term ... c. o. Kelf named chairman of MGM District Boy Scout Commill<!e ... Gallipolis Rotarians lour OVEC construction site .. , Jarnes Thomas, 99, dies at home of son, Dr. H. B. Thomas .. . Kiwanis Club dedlca~ new youth camp near Rio Grande ,.. Second Ueute"'nt Harold Wiseman, 22, stationed at Aberdeen Proving . Grounds, Md. ... Joy Rocchi and Howard B. Snunders capture first annual Tribune-Times, Handicap Golf Tournamenlll .... County scboola belln grid drills. ON 'PASSBOOK SAVINGS COMPOUNDID OUARTIRLY . . . - RETROACTIVI TO JULY 1, 1973 ' EQUALS ANNUAL ' YIELD OF ••• ASK US AIKIIJT .. ' .•• • • • • • ' THE HIGiiST YIDD PAID ON SAVINGS "' ' "' . ~ SLICED AMERICAN CHEESE o OIIINLAND - • o • • •1 lb. 89~ ' o o o • ' U.S. No. 1 Grode ALL PURPOSE WHITE POTATOES 20-lb. Bag • THE GALLIPOLIS SAV.INGS and LOAN COMPANY f' I left front wheel caused the car ·to pull to the left going off the highway over an embankment strf~ing a tree. Johnaon had injuries w his left arm but was not immediately treated. There was heavy damage to the car, No citation wa~ luiled . li I , UNIT CALLED POMEROY.- The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called · to . the Ewing Funeral Home late Friday afternoo~ for Mrs. Willi am Harden who had fainted . When efforts to revive her were unsuccessful she was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where she was ad· milled for treatment. . .r, . . 992-2143 992-7428 49 WtrtstrVI the r ltM to limit quentitles on 111 ilems in thil ld. Prices tHtctlvelhru S11., Sept. I, 1'72. Nonttoldto dnl an. Representing: STATE AUTOMOBILE MUTUAL INS. OHIO FARMERS INSURANCE CO. AUTO-OWNERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. •"•' ••• WHITE BREAD Stamps . . · .,.IIII_EMu'loli ~~~·· ,:: '&~:~~~::: ·~·~·~~j~ = 500 E I ii-:.1~:~:~· :~\'~ = . . . x ra § 'ii!»' t ttrric•t un. till llr'l" Ct , ••·.: - t::;;J § Top Value Stamps E : ,. With Coupon and Purchase of : Pork Chops 1/A •HO<;;-;;-;-., ,,eoN lllfMu •. o ,: ,';:,· Pork Loin Sliced Into . 8-1~. Can Country Clu~ : - . ~ Canned Ham 5 9mmdii'iiiiiilil'iiia'il'ihaaan8 lb.$ I Viva·Towels Reg. / 3 89" $1.08.,.. '/:/"..s" - '1' Rolls ' · · _ Ctll.l ll h,i ru SeptemUI 8, 1913 "SII•ie.ct to A~ •litd l t Sto~te ani LICJI Sl le ~l t l : ' = • 11111111111111111111111 ' ' .' 11 . , .. ,~, -~li'U{ .~-c)Ui;o ,..,III E!J Serve 'n Sa ve Canned Ham 3$ ·lb• 99 /- $1.42:<, \ - Can U.S. Govt. Inspected F re~h F"roze n Baking Hens Turbot lb. ·69¢ -Rabbit Cut-Up ~ ~~r With (o 11 pon ~ . · both yo11r w ts h e~ . $ Kroger small or large Curd a I5 ~. .""u : : l·o• r;;l currtru .,, 1..:;;.1 - - = ;\:r / 1, .J' ~ A ns anI eL ~~1\.,·1 Reg. \ Ll " With RO '""'""""'"JIUI';.;l Co~Jpon Iced Teo · ~~·, ., Aeg5.9 ,/ . $1. 24·o· Jor " '- = - r':'J = § = = ·= 1...:;.l Mi~t Nestea r CIY~DII ~' ~ hllirn 5U1tlllhr 1! , 1113 'Sutllcl 11 anu cn te st.te - 5 ~llllllllllll'iill'luili'I.IIIUIIIII. ·= = : :; - l.i.'!lllllll[" . - l!.!J LU'OI' I KR OC,I H 'O u•o •-=amr:;-;J .., Wi th /\/1. (OIJ~Qrl -.-~~- Betty ( roc~ e r Select Vor lei!IH =-- $l.tO t. . C. ov poo b: p ire~ Se pte mber a, 197J "Subte ct to Appli cable Stole ond ~ocal Soles roll'' 9¢ Cheese (ottag.e - ~ ' itt~. : :i1 Rig. Hamburger Helpers : 5 i 32·oz.7 . : Wl~h. 0C0:~•'" ~_...... ,~ . nand~ Ofld spork lrng dtshe~ 32·01. Btls. Coca Cola Pork & Beans :; Clup111 h'iru S1 ~1e 11tle r I , 1!J! "htl ject to Ap,lica, le Stall r.":J 19 : Joy Detergent An ~ wen 'f . . . . VAL U ABll • .••'7v:'::A':"' L:-:'U':" AB~·L,.,.E,...,. I<-::R= o G':'ER=-::c"' o""u"'P"'O-.-N......... lo'lely 1 I ~ E 88" 5·ib. 4·oz. Box .s.sl.l~ 9¢ Patties " - $1 7 I t T . : 59¢ ,; •· 99¢ ~~niH::~\ii~i~.~~;uUir.ai lb• ·~t lb. - Ki"g Slu .· ~mlnnnnii'al'llli'iii'i'lllllllnfl'~I Cou•o• •nag U.S. Govt. Inspected Fresh Froze n Boneless C ~ lla Wrapped With Co\J pon ~Ajax Detergent Reg. 11111111111111111 • for 1-lb. Loaves to •Plus•••• ToD Value AT ACADEMY POMEROY - Theodore Thompson Reed, III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore T. Reed, Jr ., 141 Mulberry Ave ., Pomeroy, will be one of 190 students at)e nding Sewanee Academy, the secondary school div ision of the Un iversity of the South , Sewanee, Tenn., this faiL • STATE FARE SLICED 24-o1• ( tn. ::1- . ~-,,....,:-'. /::,.r ' , - 2 s~i.~~; 99i · '"''" Pkgs. looi>n Sootomllo I ·: 5 = till EJIIIIiltiti~;i~iim~i~i~~·;·IIIIIIIC 5. ~· · \j ,.~ Reg. f J II' " LU ; " " ". H OC.'"-' ?.~. ·~o"'· -.nlt;;:l Q. .b w,,~ Co"'" N""'""' l•""t . ,S Kroger MR. "0" FROUN fliNCH FRIID POTATOES I 11-oz.12·oz. Pkgs. *COMPARE AND SAVE DONALD DUCK Florida FIOUN CONCENTRATED 1DD" . •• ' •• ORANGE JUICE I BALLARD BISCUITS p~r· OVEN READY & COUNTRY STYLE a-oz.~u~>•• 65e •' ALCOA COFFEE Aluminum Foil '159 IMPERIAL Whlppld MARGARINE ..... 54$ PILLSBURY Cinnamon Rolls .• IMPERIAL MARGARINE 1·111. Ouartert 51$ Tulle .,. ,. '" Suln~l ~1 . MI )Or ~~fOl. (:ompl!l Iori, AYIIIIQI .Ft. LlloiiMII S 1~lng1 $4 10 "' '" "" Phllco-ford fltlrc1nt OI PICIIV S.\llng• " "' ,,. '"' " " S.wl n ~ l .... MI )Of Avt~ • •llll Comr.;t lor, Ll 1111'111 St¥1ngl ..... 79c Si1e to"'''"'" '''" _ ·- 1v\ 1 1 . ;· ·o "' 11117 lnii ' I DUI $11U Ill" 4 lldJuotlblo centlteWN-at- 1holvH • Now Quick Cold control lor taate r rfJ frlg•~r~tor cool-down • See- Thru buller 1\Hper, Plck-0" ' • 2 rtd]ualable Pl ck·Off ahol11e1 In re lrlgerator door • • r •' ••'• ~: 135Sin Oellciou• ••' ~·•I FOREMAN' &.ABBOTT Golden Apples 4 ·lb. Pkg. ¢ Bartlett Pears MIDDLEPORT, O. • • ·, .! = -: - - IIGII. freezer door .' ~- . CI UP DII h D!FU Sntcmber I , lt J3 "S uiiJICI tu UJiiulle -llllt Big capociiJ No Frostrofrlgerotor with oog trl~el = 2'5 2 Pick-On odtuo11blo ohel•oo ln • .. •' , ~Reg.~ ~ . 09 F00d $3.99..,. ·lb. $369 Pkg. ._..r I 1:11= Vovvy lovon Model RT1tB8M r• •• -< § ·i ~ : IJIIIEu•u•1 •uo<:.7;;-Tou•:9" -:Jil\0 With Cou po ri _"U:.;J • Aulomallc Ice Maker' Buttermilk Biscuits kl. Tulle• .,. Philco Slde·by·Side flelrlgerat or Co&t Slvlr'IQ& Pkg. "M ioot • New See-Thru can dl lptnaer, utility bin, • •• ...., .. 4 Savings · Alka $eItzer t "illlttl" h., irl l Se,ttl!llllf·l , IJ/1 Huge 110ro1 25tlbe. ollmenlooch • No Frost t yatem eliminates defr osting PILLSBURY HUNGRY JACK Capaci1y $1 i:.··S119 ONLY 30" WIDE : : ;: ••;..... '·37~ 47~ --==;;;;:!!:;;=~~==~ ' 1-llo. = ·B 10 18.5 cu.lt. capacitY Side-by-Side • FOLGER'S ~r cen l "19 PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE o o o o • 15' KRAFT SANDWICH SPREAD o • • ro o o o .:·.~:. 53' -- .:.:;.:.:;=-:::.=......, 0 Ptlrlco-F'ord ...Fr " . '" ' A~p r OI , 17 •' 16-oz. Can 12". 150' Rolf . $119~: 1'1'..... Gal. Krog~r B-C t. O nion, Sesom1, Egg 2-lb. Pkg. '2ts Ice . Cream Cans or Ploin Sandwich &vn' or Wheel assembly failed on car POMEROY - Meig. County Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach lnveatigated a single car accident Snturday mornlns at 2:30 a.-m. ciri colinly road 18, live tenths of a mu,,west of U. S. Rl. 33. Kenneth Alan John1on, Pomeroy, Rt. 4, waa traveling ll'elit when lllllfunctlon of the s ·· TWO INDICTED POMEROY - A man and woman of Rutland were inli cted Thursday when th e Meigs County Gr~ n d Jury was culled into special sessiorl . Indictee) on charges of breaking and ente ring, possession of stolen goods, and larceny were Lart'YWyatt, 34, and Margie M. Wyatt, 41 , both of Rutland . Wyatt is in custody, but Mrs. Wyatt has not been apprehanded. 'fhe jur y also returned an indictment against James Cundiff, 34, Racine Ro ute l , fo r fi rst degree murder In the death ol William Harden in Pom.eroy . early Wednesday . southern skltes. ForYourShopping . Convenience Your Pomeroy and Silver Bridge Kroger Slora Will Be Open Monday, 3 I $400Q,_ NEW LOCATION 102 W. MAIN POMEROY 0 0 • BONELESS WHITE FISH TURBOT FIUOS C:.n Ill THIS AREA ferent custom-buill homes offered locally by Delb rt F' . Clut·k , tll'esitiCill, Ctm·k·Hidge ' Pike and Humes, ,Ja ckson Bulnville Hrl., Gallipolis, loca l Hidge llvmcs dealer. . Hicigo Homes, ft division of Evans Products Cutripa ny, Pol'lland, Oro., is the largest homes manufacturer east of the MlssissltlPi. '!'he company makes ranch, split-level, bi· level, two-slot·y , Cape Cod and vacation homes for sale by more than 175 dea lers In 20 eastern, mid~w es le r n and INSURANCE AGENCY "' 2·111. ~Rl'IFICATES ' • LOOSE NOTES - Larry Brown, of 221 First Ave., Gallipolis, purchased the laat new Pontiac through .the old Bob Rees Agency at the corner of Third and Court St., laat Tuesday according to Willis Leadingham. The POntiac agency Is now located at 1900 Eastern Ave., and according to an Aug . 17 Tribune advertisement, it's now the Smith Buick-Pointiac, Inc. Tbe old Pontiac location served area residents for more tban 25 years ... GAHS grid coach C. L. (Johnny) Ecker told his football players to forget about the heat prior to last Wednesday's scrimmage at Circleville. "It'll bother lhein, too," he added. The tropical ~mperalure did hamper play of both tenms, but no doubt It hurt GAHS more than CHS, because 37 Blue Devils, coaches and trainers made that lllknlle trip to Circlevlfle in the Rio Grande College bus, minus an air condltioner. lt was out of order. At one time, the bus temperature climbed to 115 degrees . Tbat, coupled with Gallia's six or seven hours of school work In oven-like classrooms (Cl!Sisn'tschedufed to'!'eturn to school until Sept. 4 ) ia enough to make anybody sick, or weak. Coach Ecker said If the air conditioner on Rio's bus ian'! repaired by Snturday tbe Blue Devils will make tbe trip to Akron Manchester by private automobiles. " ' ' · ·.1 DEADLINE for making reservations for Thursday's first sem!... nnual Gallipolis Area Chamber of Commerce dinner is Tuesday. Tickets ($6 per person) may be purchased at the chamber office, 16 State St. Jim Comstock, editor and publisher of the West Virginia Hillbilly, will be guest speaker. The sesslon will he held at Rio Grande College Sept. 6, beginning at 7:30p.m. • of :J5 dif,. Dale C. Warner .' ' ' AFTER graduating !rom GAHS, Johnson enlisted in the U, S. Army for three years. He graduated from Ohio State University in 1960, and received his Master's Degree from the University of New York in International- Economics. He was directOr or compensation and junior chairman for Super Vatu, largest independent food wholesaling organization in the United States before joining American Hoist. GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS AIID LOAN co. ,.' AS vice president, Johnson will provide direction in the areas of organization and manpower planning, working closely with both corporate and group management. He is also responsible for salary administration, as well as lhe development and implementation of fringe benefit plans for company personnel at American Hoist plants throughout lhe world. LABOR DAY ' om_~ CUARFI!LD SINGLE WRAP T. TERRY JOHNSON, son of Mrs. Wilma L. Harrison, 147 Garfield Ave ., Gallipolis, and a 1952 GAllS graduate, was recently elected vice president of the American Holst & Derrick Co., St. Paul, Minn. Johnson, former assis.tant ·to the president, has been with the firm since August, 1972. . MOND·AY In uti, Hidg(• llollteH offers mut'e thnn 11100 choices ,,f slylcH , colors and materials for •·oors, siding, windows, pnncling, cuqwtlng, tile. llghllng and plumbin~ fixtures. · Muny ltid~e home buyers do snme of the Interior finlshin~ themselves, sav in ~ m:. much as I By Hobart Wilson Jr. WILL ·BE OPEN· , • !·I. I IN POINT PLEASANT ; ' .. ""• I . '"' displa y n~xt wc<•kend, S\ltll. 8-!1, on Houle J5, nea t' here ft·Onl I lo 7 I'· 111 . Despite the lack of mortgage money in some areas, Ridge has adequate mor tgage funds to cover all of its nome buyet·s, including fami lies with in· comes as low as $7500. The Allenwood rancher is desig ned to - effective ly separate li vi ng and sleeping a•·eas fo•· maximum privacy . II features a li vin~ room almos t 2ffeet wide, a spacious ki tchen and dining area and a m.aster REVIVAL SET bedroom 13ft. 8 in. by 1311. 4 in. Included in the baic price of · SYRACUSE - A revival will. be held at the Syracuse Church sJnce the donation was an... the home is wall-to·wall car· of the Nazarene beginning peting in a choice of six colors. nounced. earlier in August. Monday thr ough Sept . 9. Also included in the price is a Services will be held at 7:30 color-coordi nated kitchen with p.m. nightly. Guest speaker CANCELLED Ge neral Electric will be t,he Rev. Donavan GALLIPOLIS - Saturday's a GARS-Whee lersburg grid refrigerator.freezer, electric Humble [rom Waverly. There scri mma ge schedu le d on or gas range and range hood, wili be special singing. The Memorial Field was postponed Hiviera cabinets and. Formica Rev. M. C. l,arimore is the according to Coach C. L. coun ter.tops in a wideran ge of pas lor . styles and colors. The (Johnny) Ecker. TAKEN TO H(ISPITAL GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County 's Volunteer E-R Squad Friday t rapsported two persons to the Holzer Medical Center. Jewell Clark, 53, a resident of Neighborhood Rd., was admitted as a medical patien t. Gary Johnson, 19, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, was taken to the hos pital after sulfering breathing difficulties. •• CUT TO ORDER • , ••• lb. •1o• di!I'UI'aiOt' style VUII'IlcS. ' Tile home is Store Hours: Uuthrucrmli ut·e IIV'tilubl(! in u clwkc of rive Cilitlt'H. Including l'lii\Ch MASON - Officers and members of Mason Chapter 157, Order of Ute Eastern Star, arc informi ng people of Mason County that the $100 donation to the Kyger Creek High School Band was give n by an anonymous donor specifically lor llrot band. The OES acted only as a go. between in the tra nsaction, and the money was not oul of the OES treasury. This clarilication is made . because of many inquiries received Po.rk Loin Sa Whole or Either HaH lW il-but h hume,lhc "AIIeuwuod ", will be donntion lu hnnd ARMOUR*STAR SELEOED PORK-U.S. Govt. Inspected lb. h N II' UOIIl, lrul ivi(lual made 252 THIRD AVENUE A three· liAI.I.II'UI.IS • r----... ~---------------.,.---,, 10 Allenwood home to he displayed Mt'l't't'''' illt· ~ ..1 Katie's Korner ' ul ,. . ' .. • .• ' �17 16 . Tlko Sw1day Times- Senlilk'l, Sundav. S<'ot. 2. 1973 1 ;I tempt'\ , 1 (. 0111PI tlons, - VIHd S \N ,Ifrl'l1 arren, 22-0 arauders top BEVERLY - The Meigs Marauder gridders, displaying a better and more balanced offense than a week ago, rolled by Warren Local, 22-0, in a preseason scrimmage near here Salurday. The Maroon and Gold, who open !he regular season F'riday night against Pl. Picasanl at Marauder Stadium, picked up 230 yards rushing in jus! 48 carries, while quarlerbacks Jay Warner and Perk Ault combined to complete 6 pa.ses in 9 atlempts for 98 yards. The scrimmage, run just like a game except for no punting or kickofls, opened with Meigs getting the ball first and ten on their own 30 yard 'line . On the first play. junior tailback Terry Whitlatch ftm1blt'li, wilh tilt> Wan·ioi'S rrcovrrin~ twu y11rd loss on u fint' pluy by on lhr M1.1raudcr defcnsivt• ~1. th~ dtovc fm· first end Hobert Quoit. . Meigs 22. Nnthin~-.: lllUI,.'h hap1>e ncd {Ill But just 3 plays lalrr. on ·third and 9, llw Wnrriors g;we lht• next 4 series or dOWO!$,. untli the ball righl back when junior Mcit,;s began anoU1er drive defensive back Lonnie Coates from their own 16. The drive recovered a Warren bobble on S~lf lc~t with a 9 yard pass romplrtion from Ault to D~wtl' !he 15. F'roltl there, the Marauders Wolfe. Runs of 16 and 13 yards drove down tl1c field, the by Whitlalch, coupled with march keyed by a 21lyard run some shorl gainers by 2 by senior fullback Jack Oiler. sophomores. fullbaed Milrty Dugan and wingback Miko The drive slalled, however. Magnolta, gave the Marauders on t'he Warrio r 10 when a firs! and te n on the Warren 20 Whitlatch was held to I yard on beforet lhe offense bogged down a fourth and 5 play. on a -fumble and two inWarren repsponded with a complete passes. drive of their own, before The Marauder defense then stalling on the 28 when a fourth held Warren on downs, and the and 10 swing pass ended up a Meigs offense, slsrting nn their . own , The SI'Ori ng murt'h ix'l-\llll wilh Au! I boinJ.: l'a ught in the bm·kfi<-ld fur a si• y"rd loss. Warner Uwn rcplHced Ault, and on the nex.l play , was dropped for a four )•ard loss. On lhird and 20 Magnotta cireled right end fo.- 6, bringing 1973 SOUTHEASTERN OHIO HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE · - ' ' ATHENS DATE GALLIPOLIS IRONTON 1 h\!'R.IETTA AKRON 2 p.m• • HUNTINGTON MANCHESTER SEPT. 14 LANCASTER SEPT. 21 CIRCLEVIL LE COAL G~O~E AT SOUTH POINT LOGAN MEIGS OCT. 5 WELLSTO N JACKSON QCT. 12 OCT. 19 PORTSMOUTH AT IRONTON • NEW AT LEXINGTON AT WAVERLY AT WAVERLY WEL LSTON NOV. 2 GALLIPOLI S ATHENS AT MEIGS LOGAN AT WELLSTON OAK HILL AT BEL."PRE PORTSMOUTH WHEELERSBURG WE ST NEWARK MAYSVIL LE OPEN HUNTINGTON ROSS AT AT ATHENS IRONTON AT AT MEIGS· GALLIPOLIS WAVERLY AT ATHENS GAL LI POLI S AT GALLIPOLIS WELLSTON WA VERLY LOGAN ATHENS AT IRONTON AT WELLSTON JACKSON MEI GS WELL STON IR ONTON GALLIPOLI S LOGA N AT AT AT MEIGS VINTON COUNTY GALLIPOLIS IRONTON JACKSON ATHENS JACKSON WAV ERLY M EIGS AT AT AT AT WAV ERLY WE LLSTON ---.-~--· t.•rk lc (or the conversion. sc·ore. Sophomm·c quarterback Warner Wnrren unty got off ~ plays before the Marauder offe ll~C took over and struck quickly to U1ke u 1~ lead . . With the ball on the Meigs 47, wingback Juc Rose nbaum spl'in ted down the ri ght sideline, wtu1 Wal'ner laying the pass in his hands for a 39 Jim Anderson wt.ts stopp.:.'<l on the one on the cOnversion atlempt. Whltlalch and Qualls tied for ~a m e rushing honors, with Whillntch ~ai ning 70 yards ln 16 carries, and Quail~ lugging the ball only 7 times for 70. Oiler ran !oHr times for 32 , yards, followed by Dugun with 30 yards 011 six carries and Magnotta 28 on seven carries. The Meigs defense, meanwhile, held !he Warriors to just 126 yards rushing on 42 at. tempts, an average of 3 yards per carry. The Warren passing atlack was held to 9 yards on 3 completions in 7 attempts and one interception by Marauder senior back Dave Wolfe: Bumbles came out even, with Meigs losing 2, one by Whitlach on the first play of the scrimmage and one by Warner . Meanwhile, Marauder defenders recovered two Warrior bobbles, wilh Coales. and Russell each falling on a loose ball. In the penalty department, Meigs was caught three limes for 15 yards, while Warren was also penalized three times, but for 35 total yards. rrucked · off lefl 14. Senior fullback Rob Eason 1·omped over left Iackie for 9, and then go t the first down up the middle to bring up a first and goal from the 4. Two plays later Whitlatch went over, under, around and through lefl - tackle for the touchdown. On the conversion, Warner faded back lo pass, was caught by a defender behind !he Une, broke free, and scooted up the middle for two points. Warren then took over on its 30 and moved just across . midfield, before they were slopped on a fumble recovery by Meigs' sophomore middle guard Dan Russell. The two teams then took turns trying to score on first and goal from the len, before the regular scrimmage was resumed, with each team getting one more chance to score. Meigs wasted no time, with sophomore Terry Qualls carrying 7 straight times, and, behind some good blocking from the offensive line, racked MMinolld 0\JfHI" r umblr:s los t 18 6 ' )0 1 10 Melg& 1 ~"··~\' Yu• s lt\Om11S I 1 1& 1 !Whlllatch , warnt() , Warren 2. Warrto, 3 for 35 Penattres V ds 9 yards ; Meigs. 3 tor I.S yards . 3 i: . .... • . ATHENS AT LOGAN .JACKSON - '" l'lh1i"I'SI3UilUH ( UP!l Ri c e Zlsk slamm~d n bo11C8-Ioedcd sin~lc over o drawn-in outfl~ld with one Vul In the nlnUI innin~ &1turdPYto give the l'ttli!burgh Pirates a 10victory over Ihe Chicago Cubs In 11 nallonally-televised gome and put Plllqbur~h over the .500 mark for U1e first time in nearly three months. The las! time t~e l'trates were over the .5ot,l mark was on June 4, when they hod a 23-22 record . Zlsk's single over ccnlerflelder Rick Monday's bead scored pinch-runner Gene Alley with the run that gave the Pirates !heir third victory in less lha 24 hours over the Cubs. Riehle Hebner started the winning rally with one oul after Gene Clines was hit by a pitch and then lhrown out stealing on the rlr.st pitch W Hebner. AI Oliver's double down the leftfield line sent Hebner to third and Willie Stargell then was intentionallY walked to fill the ~~..•~ - g;une Brewers wlnnln~ streak, three of them ov r the Red So•. Acrowd 1)1 21 ,410 enabled the Brewers to top the million mark In home allendan'-e for u1e first time ill the club's four 1 years in Milwaukee. Pattin, starting for the fiut time since going to the bullpen ,July 28, allowed only five singles. He walked ooe and struck out eight raising his retard to 12-13 ' FL~k's thre~un homer came In the second after Orlarxlo Cepeda and Ben Oglivie singled . It was his 25th homer of the season. The Red Sox also scored in the third 00 singles by Tommy Harper and LW. Aparicio and BOSOX WIN carl Yastrzelllllki's sacrifice MILWAUKEE (UP I) fly and again in the eighth 00 a Marly Pattin pitched a five-hit sing le by Yastnemski, a walk shu tout and Carlton Fisk to Cepeda and Danny Cater's slammed a three-run homer double. Saturday to give the Boston Red Sox an easy S-O victory ORIOLES RIP NY over the Milwaukee Brewers. NEW YORK (UP!) - The The victory broke a four- Baltimore Oriol"' jumped on Alley wassent in 10 run fur Hcbfll'r und Zl~k. after taking U1c firs! two llilchcs for bali., hit the next pllch for the whmlng single. The vlclory went to Dave Giusti, 8-2, who.· took over for Bruce Kison in U1e ninth after Kison, making his first start since being ~ccalled from the Inte rnationa l League, wa s lifted for a pinchhitter. Kison ~Uowed four hits in eight inningsandGiustigaveuponein the ninlh. Burt Hooton, ll-13, who had allowed' only three hlta before tlle ninth inning, went all the way and took the toss. cx-teiUJII!Uite J>al Dob.'W11 fQf' four rul\ll In the first !Mmg - SIIturday and got three hills_ each from Tommy Davis and Boog Powell lll rOlls! to a t0-4 rout of th• New York Yankees, their 16th victory in 18 games, After two scratch hits by AI Bumbry ard Tommy Davlll, the Orlolesll!med O? the power with Boog Powell hilling~ 4 ~ foot triple to deep C<~nterfleld for two I'IJI!S . nori Baylor followed with his eighth home run, a two..-un blow Into the leftfield seats. . Dobson was 'kayoed 111 the third when with one out, Pavlll singled , Powell doubled and after an intentional pass to Baylor filled the bases, Brook$ RQbinson Rot a ground single to left lll drive In two runs. Lindy McDanlel.came on and got the side out. GIANTS EDGE BRAVES SAN FRANCISCO (UP]) Dave Kingman walked with the bases loaded and two outs in the eighth inning and pinch- Easily accessible from either Third or Fourth lobby service, night depository and the grea test line up of customer hours you've ever seen! Meigs pass ing - 9 a ttempts, 6 completions, 9S yards (il6 pel . ) Total yards - 328 . Warren ru shing - 42 carries, 126 y·a rds. That Personai & Professional Touch" Buffalo in control of the ball on their own 37 yard line . Mark Mitchell . led the defense with 10 individua l tackles plus several other assists. Ronnie Russell was second with eight solos followed by David Roush, Harold Winnings and- Randy Grinstead with four individual tackles. The Bisons managed to run only 41 offensive plays with just31 plays requiring a tackle. Five were punts, two were interceptio ns, two were fumbles lost and one was an incomplete pass. c ~\\/; s~~~'i"~\LD~~~e ~I &· opposition in three attempts. In fact this marked two years straight that Wahama has held the Bisons without a single yard passing, a feat worthy of recognition. Wahama will host Kyger Creek Friday. Game time witl be 7:30. Score by quarters : Wahama 3 0 0 15 Buffalo 000 0 Balls. PROFESSIONAL BALL FITTING, DRILLING& INSTRUCTION AVAILABLE SPECIAL RATES TO: CHURCH GROUPS. PARTIES, STUDENTS. . GALUPOUS UTTLE LEAGUE CHAMPS - Coach Dean Mason's Yankees, champions of the 1973 Gallipolis Uttle Leagtje, will be one of three summer league baseball teams honored by .the Gallipolis Lions Club at Oscar's on TuesdayfScpt. 16, beginning at 6:30p.m. Ths Yankees were 15-4 on thl' year, and 13-3 inside the city league. Boo Weaver was the Yanks top hurler with an 8-0 mark. Bill (Big John ) NOW...4 DRIVE·IN WINDOWS! 1 ~~/~!II _· ""-...~ 446-3362 "All New AMF Equipment" Upper Rt. 7 Kanauga, Ohio . ' ....."' ........ • ' BABY FARMS AT BEAUTIFUL CHAROIAIS HILLS LOCATED ON STATE ROUTE 160 JUST 1 MILE NORTH OF lHE NEW HOllER MEDICAL CENTER. Three and one-half minutes POINT PLE:ASANT later Hurricane's Mike McHurricane defenders fell nn four of seven Point Pleasant Millen recovered Point fu mbles Friday ni'ght and Pleasant's fumble on the 43. On turned three of them into the sixth play irom that point touchd'owns enroute to a 22-il Adkins hulled over from the one. Smith's conversion pass to Season ~ope ning victory . Workhorse John Adkins, who McMillen made it 14-0. Score by quarters: amassed 133 yards in 27 Hurrica ne 14 8 0 0-22 carries, scored twice on short 0 0 0 8- 6 bursts for the Redskins and Point Pleasant quarlerback Jerry Smith scored the other TD on a oneyal·d plunge. ., ,,,,I· ..-.•. ....... ... ..• ...• .•• ...• ' b" BETTER HURRY! ONLY 6 BABY FARMS LEFT FOR SALE. THESE FARMS ARE GOING FAST! Rochester Pawtu c ket Sv racu!>e Toledo Divi sio n W. 78 76 73 ~J l. Pet. G. B. 65 67 68 60 .5.t5 .531 ~ .518 4 . 441 IS National Di VIsion W. L. Pet. G. B. X·Charleston 84 58 .597 T idewater 73 66 . 51~ 91 ,, Peninsula R tc hmond 70 49 71 ,496 lJ i'' .350 J4 9J Carter & Evans Inc. of Gallipolis, Ohio recently purchased · 170 acres of the locally renown EEE Ranch and are now oHerlng for sale this choice 48 acre tract in 21fz to s acre Baby Farms. Each farm is easily accessible from the wide .stone r~ad. Each farm borders the Gallla County )( clinched 1st place Friday 's. R: es ul1s Paw l ocket 4 Peninsula ,I Syracuse s Rich mo nd 3 lA1IltJI Ill !P1'101,4t111:111WT QJIIIVI I'HASE I IQI CARTU & EVNI INt Rural Water System. The entire tract Is restrld~ lust enough to insure that the beautiful scenery and tiM pleasant country atmosphere will bt maintained and not enough to Interfere with enlovabl4l country living. Stop in today and see the new exciting Elcona Wedgewood 6Sx14 In rhe popular "Pinehurst" decor. This plan features an 18 H. living room: large 12ft. kitchen and a master bedroom . 1Jxl~ ft ., carpeted throughout . The large bow window and the distinctive exterior styling of Elcona ·makes this home one to be adm ired by everyone . ' HOUP.~ 9 TO 8 MONDAY THRU FRIOAY. 9 TO 5 SATURDAY-ClOSED SUNDAY 67•<6~ MOBILE HOME $11 ES SH Jim St••hor Joe Gilts Juu Sov1ll of S1lur Br•dg t , Si\opp11111 ,1uo , Rt IJ ON. ON ALL 1973 GMC 1/z TON PICKUP TRUCKS 12 For The Convenience Of All Hunters As late As TO CHOOSE Necessary For Your Hunting Needs & Ucense FROM -S UIRREL ( ~eM­ Fully Equipped With: FRI·., SEPT._ 7th Radio Power Steering Power Brakes e HUNTING \ 5•. ...... . i.c . ...- n ings 'I Convenience and Luxury. Open Thurs., Sept 6th CLOTHES V8 Motor And Other Extras ' SOME WITH AIR IN SUPER CUSTOM SIERRA AND, SIERRA GRANDE MODELS HUNTING SHOT- • 'T'o led o 8 Tidewater 7, l3 in l Cincy recalls Designed to Provide ' a Combination of Comfort, Armstrong was 7-3, and Mark Sheets ().I. Pictured above are 1 first row, left to right: Tim Saunders, Bill Armstrong, Kev Kuhn, Todd Rees, Ken caudill, Craig Mason and Terry Adams. Second row - Coach Mason; Chuck Sanders, Mark Sheets, Aaron Henson, Ted Adams,' Chuck Kuhn, Chuck Derifield, and in rear is Mark (Boo) Weaver. Derifield was the team's top hitter with a. .522 mark. 'Til 9 P.M. .. 5• ...• . ....• = .. a• SHOWN IY APPOINTMINT CAU 4464905 Charlcs lon 6 Rochesler 5 SAN OIEGO (UPI) - Tony Housllln ." Perez says he and the Cln- Gullett's last loss was in relief dnnati !led.! are loose. against New York July 14. Picking up another game In Clarence Gaston slammed cutting the Lo9 Angeles Dod- his lllh homer with Nate gers' lead over them in the , Ollbert aboard In the seventh .Nali1<1al League ,W.,t lll just and a fielder's choice 1\'ith the three games Friday night with bases loaded and John Grubb's a 10-4 victory over San Diego, single in the ninth gave Ule they looked it. Padres' their lone runJ . The Reds' first baseman, . Dan Driessen had uiree hiu hitting .393 in August, collected and Pete Rose added a pair lll five RB!s with a single, a aid in Cincinnati's13-hlt attack double and his 22nd. He said agaii1St four San Diego pitchthe division-leading Dodgers ers. are in trouble. " We're going to catch them", Perez predicted. "We came from 11 'h games down. We're·loose. All the pressure's oo them ..All we've got to do Is stay close and wait until we CINCINNATI - The Cinplay them . "[ know one thing /' he ad.~ cinnati Reds are recalling nine ded. "They aren't going to plnyers, including five pi!.chers, from their minor league sleep much." farm system. None of them, Down the stretch drive, Cincinnati Manager Sparky however, will be joining the big Anderson said he was going to learn this season. All have been be able to cut down to three advised to report to U1e Reds' starters because of some days spring training camp in Tampa next year. off In September. non Gullett (16-7), who went Recalled from Indianapolis, seven innings in picking up the the Reds' Triple-A club in the win, tired and Clay carroll American Association, are came on for his 13th save. pitchers Will McEnaney and Gullett and Ja~k Billingh;un, Rawly Eastwick, infielderwho has 17 wins, both are oulfielder Joel Youngblood and expected to have seven more first baseman Joe Hague. starts. l'he other five players, from "I'd be surprised i,f ·they Three Rivers of the Eastern didn't both get 2ll," Anderson League, are pilchers Santo said. "If Gullett had a cbance Alcala , Joaquin Andujar and for a sliutout I would bave left Pat Z<lchry and outfielders him in, but he's going to start in Tom Spencer and Arturo three more days a~ainst DeFreiles. • International Amerl~afl Reds close to within 3 games • " .. ,..,. -..rQ. IIC. Mrtr "lt·'! ....., • leag ue Standings By United Preu lnt er natiortal A pair of doubles by Frank Tepedino and a aolo homer by Nlekro plus an error by McCov"y accounted for the ffl\11' Atlanta runs. We Will Be Open Sept. 4th &5th ~ Redskins s.top Pt. • m 'fumble game' Matthews and Kln~rnan lll force &<'I'OSS ~rrun. Arnold then delivered a single up the middle lor the two runs that gjjve Ella$ S1.111 his eighth victory in 10 de<:lslons. HUNTERS I ..•"' ....."•"' ....•• ...... ..... ...." .... ....••• ..• ....•• ...... , ....• •• ••• ..• 0 m :>:m Frallt'ISC" hislory K.nuckleb•ller Phil N1ekro ""-l! • 4·2 lead mto the eighth and '"'"mlngly had his ltth v1elory oil wrapped up when G~rry Maddox doubled afler two out. Willie McCovey walked for the third lime and Gary TIJ(ifllasson ran for him. Maddox and Thomasson wurkc'd a double sleal and then Niekro walked bolh Gary AnE ....• ...• ..•• FOR SALE Terry Smith completed six of 12 passes for 100 yards and one touchdown. 'l'erry was plagued by two interceptions. Mike Lewis accounted fo·r 273 yards. Mike rt·shed for 157 in 36 carries, and caught three passes for 63 yards. He threw a 14 yard pass to Terry Smith and returned punts and kickoffs for 39 yards in three carries. Chuck Johnson totaled 16 yards in six carries, Gardner had nine yards on four carries, Smith had six on nine carries and Joe Shepherd had two yards on two carries. Rick Hesson totaled 37 yards by hauling down three aerials. Z<!ck Raynes led the Bisons with 49 ya rds in 20 carries. Burch ga;ned 34 yards in 11 tries and Glasco 1051 nine yards in two carries. Buffalo failed to · complete a pass except to the ' hitter Chris Arnold followed betory over the Atianls Bravu with P two-run alngl• Saturday, fore a shirt day gathering of II fling the Giants u. a 5-l vic· 44,256, lar~etit ba,.,ball crowd Tom Spencer Avenue 1 featuring complete driv.e-in and 230 yards . • 24 New AMF lanes •Snack. Bar and I • "' • Pt. Pleasant, dominated in first ~alf. scored its only touch. down on a converted fumb le. Danny Bellamy picked up a Hurricane bobble on the 'Ski ns' 36. · Two plays later quarterback Randy Warner hit Joey Given with a .louchdown strike. Hurricane·' gained the advan !age from the outset when Bill Gregory recovered a Big Black fumbl e on Point l'leasanl's 28 yard line. Six. plays later, Smith sneaked over. -. -... Orioles down .Yankees SKYLINE LANES and ·PRO-SHOP IRON TON Columbia Bowling I • on"r • GALLIPOLIS Wahama blanks Bisons v • •• I 70 3? TEAM STATS Meigs Ru shing - 48 ca rri es, Fi:;ATURING kicker p~malty gave Wahama a first and 10 on the Buffalo 36. After a two yard run Smith faded back and hit Rick Hesson, who made a fine catch over the middle, for 17 yards to the 17. On the next play Mike Lewis turned what could have been an interception into a touchdown as he emerged from a crowd of Bisons with the pigskin and Wahama's first six pointer. the Raynes returned following kickoff 50 yards to the Wahama 30 where he was downed by Bruce Hussell and othe<S. On the second play Danny Litchfield intercepted Buffalo's first pass attempt on the WHS 12. This marked the second and last time the Bisons moved the ball across the 50 yard line. The White Falcons then promptly put together a 14-play drive covering 59 yar-ds capped off by Haymaker's spectacular 39-ya rd boot. During the drive, Terry Smith bad runs of 5 and 7 yards while completing two key passes, one of 22 yards to Mike Lewis on another fine catchand the other a crucial 14 yard aerial to Rick Hesson. Wahama's final tally came with only 17 seconds left in the game when Mike Lewis broke off left tac kle and raced 33 yards for his second six pointer of the evening . The run was set up by a 14 yard jaunt by ~wis on the preceding play. .The final whistle sounded with tT Ars up a qw<·k 70 yards ror !he final Ma~n o ltu "For BY R~NDY CLARK MASON - The Wahama White Falcons opened their 1973 grid season with a convinCing 18-0 win over the Buflalo Bisons here Friday night. Mike Lewis and Jeff Hayp>aker led the way for Wahama while the entire defensive unit held the Bisons at pay . Lewis scored , two touchdowns, one on an aer~al and the other on a 33 yard run and Haymaker booted two field goats through the uprights from 28 and 39 yards out, the latter bringing the crowd to its · feet with the unbelievable high school feat . The only scoring throughout the first three quarters look pla<if midway through the first period. Tim Roush jarred a Buffalo ball carrier into !urribling with David Roush falling on the pigskin on the Bisons' 41, giving Wahama excellent field position. Mike Lewis promptly reeled off -11 ya rds in two carries to the 30. A Lewis to Smith pass gained another first down with 14 yatds to the 16. The drive bogged down with Haymaker· boOting the fourth down _threepointer from 28 yards out. . Wabamil threatened again af!(!r Mike Lewis returned a punt to tbe Buffalo 35-yard line. Lewis then carried for seven points to the 28. Johnson was held for no gain and an incomplete pass brought on Haymaker again. However, this time his 24 yard attempt was ruled just barely off to the left. The White Falcons completely outplayed the Bisons in the first half but managed only a 3-0 lead . Wahama had 103 yards to Buffalo's j4 net yards In ,the balf. The Bisons never got past their own 41 yard line in the half. z3ck Raynes was held to only seven yards rushing. . Buffalo came out the second half looking like a rejuvenated team. · The Bisons took the opening kickoff returning it to their own 35 yard line. ,In four plays, the Bl110ns had gained 44 yards to Wilhama's 21 yard line, mostly oo runs by Z;!ck Rayn"l! of 15 and 22 yards. The defense stiffened creating a fourthdoliln and I wo situation on the 14 yard line. Raynes attempted the right sl~ only to be met by Mark Mitchell for no gain and po111ibly the biggest defensive play of the game. l#te in the third quarter l.Aiwis returned a punt to the Wabama 37 yard iine. The ~te F'i~Wons moved the ball to the aulfalo 4S when Smlth WMtlllhll for ,a 10 yard loss loreillll tbiJn to Punt. On the llllllinl punt 1 roughing the of a: I 16 Aull Whi11MC" AT LOGAN AT IRONTON AT PORTSMOUTH ·NOTR E OAME HILLIARD ' AT ATHENS WAVERLY , WElLSTON OAK HILL AT MEIGS AT AT AT W~VERLY AT POI NT PLEA SANT AT · LOGAN AT JACKSON CHI LLICOTHE MEIGS AT • HUNTINGTON EAST JACKSON OCT. 26 NOV. 9 C::ENTRAL AT $E PT. 28 LOGAN AT AT Sept. 8, SEPT. JACKSON 1.. 3 pt;U T Nv~•Y1.R~~1c_ MtH!H Ptlulng A C Yds ln1 . 8! 0 Witrner Aull 1 I 10 0 0 0 0 0 Andei'SM Meir;n Ru1h l ng up a fourth and twelve. Warner ya rd gai n down to the Warren faded back, and fired a i2yard cnmpletion to sophomore tailback E:d Sisson, getting lhe first down by ind1es. Five and six yard gains by Magnolia gave Meigs a firs t down on the 24, when Dugan cui through a big hole off left tackle and rambled down tl1e left sideline for the score. J'ft~ !. !OQ Till• Su.ntlu) 1'1111•'• S.•nl uwl, Sundrty' St•Jii. 2, 1973 QUAKER STATE SERVICE CENTER pd 1nd Plt'le . . · " - 446 0405 • SALES AND SOMMER'S GMC TRUCKS, INC. 133 PINE .GALLIPOUS �17 16 . Tlko Sw1day Times- Senlilk'l, Sundav. S<'ot. 2. 1973 1 ;I tempt'\ , 1 (. 0111PI tlons, - VIHd S \N ,Ifrl'l1 arren, 22-0 arauders top BEVERLY - The Meigs Marauder gridders, displaying a better and more balanced offense than a week ago, rolled by Warren Local, 22-0, in a preseason scrimmage near here Salurday. The Maroon and Gold, who open !he regular season F'riday night against Pl. Picasanl at Marauder Stadium, picked up 230 yards rushing in jus! 48 carries, while quarlerbacks Jay Warner and Perk Ault combined to complete 6 pa.ses in 9 atlempts for 98 yards. The scrimmage, run just like a game except for no punting or kickofls, opened with Meigs getting the ball first and ten on their own 30 yard 'line . On the first play. junior tailback Terry Whitlatch ftm1blt'li, wilh tilt> Wan·ioi'S rrcovrrin~ twu y11rd loss on u fint' pluy by on lhr M1.1raudcr defcnsivt• ~1. th~ dtovc fm· first end Hobert Quoit. . Meigs 22. Nnthin~-.: lllUI,.'h hap1>e ncd {Ill But just 3 plays lalrr. on ·third and 9, llw Wnrriors g;we lht• next 4 series or dOWO!$,. untli the ball righl back when junior Mcit,;s began anoU1er drive defensive back Lonnie Coates from their own 16. The drive recovered a Warren bobble on S~lf lc~t with a 9 yard pass romplrtion from Ault to D~wtl' !he 15. F'roltl there, the Marauders Wolfe. Runs of 16 and 13 yards drove down tl1c field, the by Whitlalch, coupled with march keyed by a 21lyard run some shorl gainers by 2 by senior fullback Jack Oiler. sophomores. fullbaed Milrty Dugan and wingback Miko The drive slalled, however. Magnolta, gave the Marauders on t'he Warrio r 10 when a firs! and te n on the Warren 20 Whitlatch was held to I yard on beforet lhe offense bogged down a fourth and 5 play. on a -fumble and two inWarren repsponded with a complete passes. drive of their own, before The Marauder defense then stalling on the 28 when a fourth held Warren on downs, and the and 10 swing pass ended up a Meigs offense, slsrting nn their . own , The SI'Ori ng murt'h ix'l-\llll wilh Au! I boinJ.: l'a ught in the bm·kfi<-ld fur a si• y"rd loss. Warner Uwn rcplHced Ault, and on the nex.l play , was dropped for a four )•ard loss. On lhird and 20 Magnotta cireled right end fo.- 6, bringing 1973 SOUTHEASTERN OHIO HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE · - ' ' ATHENS DATE GALLIPOLIS IRONTON 1 h\!'R.IETTA AKRON 2 p.m• • HUNTINGTON MANCHESTER SEPT. 14 LANCASTER SEPT. 21 CIRCLEVIL LE COAL G~O~E AT SOUTH POINT LOGAN MEIGS OCT. 5 WELLSTO N JACKSON QCT. 12 OCT. 19 PORTSMOUTH AT IRONTON • NEW AT LEXINGTON AT WAVERLY AT WAVERLY WEL LSTON NOV. 2 GALLIPOLI S ATHENS AT MEIGS LOGAN AT WELLSTON OAK HILL AT BEL."PRE PORTSMOUTH WHEELERSBURG WE ST NEWARK MAYSVIL LE OPEN HUNTINGTON ROSS AT AT ATHENS IRONTON AT AT MEIGS· GALLIPOLIS WAVERLY AT ATHENS GAL LI POLI S AT GALLIPOLIS WELLSTON WA VERLY LOGAN ATHENS AT IRONTON AT WELLSTON JACKSON MEI GS WELL STON IR ONTON GALLIPOLI S LOGA N AT AT AT MEIGS VINTON COUNTY GALLIPOLIS IRONTON JACKSON ATHENS JACKSON WAV ERLY M EIGS AT AT AT AT WAV ERLY WE LLSTON ---.-~--· t.•rk lc (or the conversion. sc·ore. Sophomm·c quarterback Warner Wnrren unty got off ~ plays before the Marauder offe ll~C took over and struck quickly to U1ke u 1~ lead . . With the ball on the Meigs 47, wingback Juc Rose nbaum spl'in ted down the ri ght sideline, wtu1 Wal'ner laying the pass in his hands for a 39 Jim Anderson wt.ts stopp.:.'<l on the one on the cOnversion atlempt. Whltlalch and Qualls tied for ~a m e rushing honors, with Whillntch ~ai ning 70 yards ln 16 carries, and Quail~ lugging the ball only 7 times for 70. Oiler ran !oHr times for 32 , yards, followed by Dugun with 30 yards 011 six carries and Magnotta 28 on seven carries. The Meigs defense, meanwhile, held !he Warriors to just 126 yards rushing on 42 at. tempts, an average of 3 yards per carry. The Warren passing atlack was held to 9 yards on 3 completions in 7 attempts and one interception by Marauder senior back Dave Wolfe: Bumbles came out even, with Meigs losing 2, one by Whitlach on the first play of the scrimmage and one by Warner . Meanwhile, Marauder defenders recovered two Warrior bobbles, wilh Coales. and Russell each falling on a loose ball. In the penalty department, Meigs was caught three limes for 15 yards, while Warren was also penalized three times, but for 35 total yards. rrucked · off lefl 14. Senior fullback Rob Eason 1·omped over left Iackie for 9, and then go t the first down up the middle to bring up a first and goal from the 4. Two plays later Whitlatch went over, under, around and through lefl - tackle for the touchdown. On the conversion, Warner faded back lo pass, was caught by a defender behind !he Une, broke free, and scooted up the middle for two points. Warren then took over on its 30 and moved just across . midfield, before they were slopped on a fumble recovery by Meigs' sophomore middle guard Dan Russell. The two teams then took turns trying to score on first and goal from the len, before the regular scrimmage was resumed, with each team getting one more chance to score. Meigs wasted no time, with sophomore Terry Qualls carrying 7 straight times, and, behind some good blocking from the offensive line, racked MMinolld 0\JfHI" r umblr:s los t 18 6 ' )0 1 10 Melg& 1 ~"··~\' Yu• s lt\Om11S I 1 1& 1 !Whlllatch , warnt() , Warren 2. Warrto, 3 for 35 Penattres V ds 9 yards ; Meigs. 3 tor I.S yards . 3 i: . .... • . ATHENS AT LOGAN .JACKSON - '" l'lh1i"I'SI3UilUH ( UP!l Ri c e Zlsk slamm~d n bo11C8-Ioedcd sin~lc over o drawn-in outfl~ld with one Vul In the nlnUI innin~ &1turdPYto give the l'ttli!burgh Pirates a 10victory over Ihe Chicago Cubs In 11 nallonally-televised gome and put Plllqbur~h over the .500 mark for U1e first time in nearly three months. The las! time t~e l'trates were over the .5ot,l mark was on June 4, when they hod a 23-22 record . Zlsk's single over ccnlerflelder Rick Monday's bead scored pinch-runner Gene Alley with the run that gave the Pirates !heir third victory in less lha 24 hours over the Cubs. Riehle Hebner started the winning rally with one oul after Gene Clines was hit by a pitch and then lhrown out stealing on the rlr.st pitch W Hebner. AI Oliver's double down the leftfield line sent Hebner to third and Willie Stargell then was intentionallY walked to fill the ~~..•~ - g;une Brewers wlnnln~ streak, three of them ov r the Red So•. Acrowd 1)1 21 ,410 enabled the Brewers to top the million mark In home allendan'-e for u1e first time ill the club's four 1 years in Milwaukee. Pattin, starting for the fiut time since going to the bullpen ,July 28, allowed only five singles. He walked ooe and struck out eight raising his retard to 12-13 ' FL~k's thre~un homer came In the second after Orlarxlo Cepeda and Ben Oglivie singled . It was his 25th homer of the season. The Red Sox also scored in the third 00 singles by Tommy Harper and LW. Aparicio and BOSOX WIN carl Yastrzelllllki's sacrifice MILWAUKEE (UP I) fly and again in the eighth 00 a Marly Pattin pitched a five-hit sing le by Yastnemski, a walk shu tout and Carlton Fisk to Cepeda and Danny Cater's slammed a three-run homer double. Saturday to give the Boston Red Sox an easy S-O victory ORIOLES RIP NY over the Milwaukee Brewers. NEW YORK (UP!) - The The victory broke a four- Baltimore Oriol"' jumped on Alley wassent in 10 run fur Hcbfll'r und Zl~k. after taking U1c firs! two llilchcs for bali., hit the next pllch for the whmlng single. The vlclory went to Dave Giusti, 8-2, who.· took over for Bruce Kison in U1e ninth after Kison, making his first start since being ~ccalled from the Inte rnationa l League, wa s lifted for a pinchhitter. Kison ~Uowed four hits in eight inningsandGiustigaveuponein the ninlh. Burt Hooton, ll-13, who had allowed' only three hlta before tlle ninth inning, went all the way and took the toss. cx-teiUJII!Uite J>al Dob.'W11 fQf' four rul\ll In the first !Mmg - SIIturday and got three hills_ each from Tommy Davis and Boog Powell lll rOlls! to a t0-4 rout of th• New York Yankees, their 16th victory in 18 games, After two scratch hits by AI Bumbry ard Tommy Davlll, the Orlolesll!med O? the power with Boog Powell hilling~ 4 ~ foot triple to deep C<~nterfleld for two I'IJI!S . nori Baylor followed with his eighth home run, a two..-un blow Into the leftfield seats. . Dobson was 'kayoed 111 the third when with one out, Pavlll singled , Powell doubled and after an intentional pass to Baylor filled the bases, Brook$ RQbinson Rot a ground single to left lll drive In two runs. Lindy McDanlel.came on and got the side out. GIANTS EDGE BRAVES SAN FRANCISCO (UP]) Dave Kingman walked with the bases loaded and two outs in the eighth inning and pinch- Easily accessible from either Third or Fourth lobby service, night depository and the grea test line up of customer hours you've ever seen! Meigs pass ing - 9 a ttempts, 6 completions, 9S yards (il6 pel . ) Total yards - 328 . Warren ru shing - 42 carries, 126 y·a rds. That Personai & Professional Touch" Buffalo in control of the ball on their own 37 yard line . Mark Mitchell . led the defense with 10 individua l tackles plus several other assists. Ronnie Russell was second with eight solos followed by David Roush, Harold Winnings and- Randy Grinstead with four individual tackles. The Bisons managed to run only 41 offensive plays with just31 plays requiring a tackle. Five were punts, two were interceptio ns, two were fumbles lost and one was an incomplete pass. c ~\\/; s~~~'i"~\LD~~~e ~I &· opposition in three attempts. In fact this marked two years straight that Wahama has held the Bisons without a single yard passing, a feat worthy of recognition. Wahama will host Kyger Creek Friday. Game time witl be 7:30. Score by quarters : Wahama 3 0 0 15 Buffalo 000 0 Balls. PROFESSIONAL BALL FITTING, DRILLING& INSTRUCTION AVAILABLE SPECIAL RATES TO: CHURCH GROUPS. PARTIES, STUDENTS. . GALUPOUS UTTLE LEAGUE CHAMPS - Coach Dean Mason's Yankees, champions of the 1973 Gallipolis Uttle Leagtje, will be one of three summer league baseball teams honored by .the Gallipolis Lions Club at Oscar's on TuesdayfScpt. 16, beginning at 6:30p.m. Ths Yankees were 15-4 on thl' year, and 13-3 inside the city league. Boo Weaver was the Yanks top hurler with an 8-0 mark. Bill (Big John ) NOW...4 DRIVE·IN WINDOWS! 1 ~~/~!II _· ""-...~ 446-3362 "All New AMF Equipment" Upper Rt. 7 Kanauga, Ohio . ' ....."' ........ • ' BABY FARMS AT BEAUTIFUL CHAROIAIS HILLS LOCATED ON STATE ROUTE 160 JUST 1 MILE NORTH OF lHE NEW HOllER MEDICAL CENTER. Three and one-half minutes POINT PLE:ASANT later Hurricane's Mike McHurricane defenders fell nn four of seven Point Pleasant Millen recovered Point fu mbles Friday ni'ght and Pleasant's fumble on the 43. On turned three of them into the sixth play irom that point touchd'owns enroute to a 22-il Adkins hulled over from the one. Smith's conversion pass to Season ~ope ning victory . Workhorse John Adkins, who McMillen made it 14-0. Score by quarters: amassed 133 yards in 27 Hurrica ne 14 8 0 0-22 carries, scored twice on short 0 0 0 8- 6 bursts for the Redskins and Point Pleasant quarlerback Jerry Smith scored the other TD on a oneyal·d plunge. ., ,,,,I· ..-.•. ....... ... ..• ...• .•• ...• ' b" BETTER HURRY! ONLY 6 BABY FARMS LEFT FOR SALE. THESE FARMS ARE GOING FAST! Rochester Pawtu c ket Sv racu!>e Toledo Divi sio n W. 78 76 73 ~J l. Pet. G. B. 65 67 68 60 .5.t5 .531 ~ .518 4 . 441 IS National Di VIsion W. L. Pet. G. B. X·Charleston 84 58 .597 T idewater 73 66 . 51~ 91 ,, Peninsula R tc hmond 70 49 71 ,496 lJ i'' .350 J4 9J Carter & Evans Inc. of Gallipolis, Ohio recently purchased · 170 acres of the locally renown EEE Ranch and are now oHerlng for sale this choice 48 acre tract in 21fz to s acre Baby Farms. Each farm is easily accessible from the wide .stone r~ad. Each farm borders the Gallla County )( clinched 1st place Friday 's. R: es ul1s Paw l ocket 4 Peninsula ,I Syracuse s Rich mo nd 3 lA1IltJI Ill !P1'101,4t111:111WT QJIIIVI I'HASE I IQI CARTU & EVNI INt Rural Water System. The entire tract Is restrld~ lust enough to insure that the beautiful scenery and tiM pleasant country atmosphere will bt maintained and not enough to Interfere with enlovabl4l country living. Stop in today and see the new exciting Elcona Wedgewood 6Sx14 In rhe popular "Pinehurst" decor. This plan features an 18 H. living room: large 12ft. kitchen and a master bedroom . 1Jxl~ ft ., carpeted throughout . The large bow window and the distinctive exterior styling of Elcona ·makes this home one to be adm ired by everyone . ' HOUP.~ 9 TO 8 MONDAY THRU FRIOAY. 9 TO 5 SATURDAY-ClOSED SUNDAY 67•<6~ MOBILE HOME $11 ES SH Jim St••hor Joe Gilts Juu Sov1ll of S1lur Br•dg t , Si\opp11111 ,1uo , Rt IJ ON. ON ALL 1973 GMC 1/z TON PICKUP TRUCKS 12 For The Convenience Of All Hunters As late As TO CHOOSE Necessary For Your Hunting Needs & Ucense FROM -S UIRREL ( ~eM­ Fully Equipped With: FRI·., SEPT._ 7th Radio Power Steering Power Brakes e HUNTING \ 5•. ...... . i.c . ...- n ings 'I Convenience and Luxury. Open Thurs., Sept 6th CLOTHES V8 Motor And Other Extras ' SOME WITH AIR IN SUPER CUSTOM SIERRA AND, SIERRA GRANDE MODELS HUNTING SHOT- • 'T'o led o 8 Tidewater 7, l3 in l Cincy recalls Designed to Provide ' a Combination of Comfort, Armstrong was 7-3, and Mark Sheets ().I. Pictured above are 1 first row, left to right: Tim Saunders, Bill Armstrong, Kev Kuhn, Todd Rees, Ken caudill, Craig Mason and Terry Adams. Second row - Coach Mason; Chuck Sanders, Mark Sheets, Aaron Henson, Ted Adams,' Chuck Kuhn, Chuck Derifield, and in rear is Mark (Boo) Weaver. Derifield was the team's top hitter with a. .522 mark. 'Til 9 P.M. .. 5• ...• . ....• = .. a• SHOWN IY APPOINTMINT CAU 4464905 Charlcs lon 6 Rochesler 5 SAN OIEGO (UPI) - Tony Housllln ." Perez says he and the Cln- Gullett's last loss was in relief dnnati !led.! are loose. against New York July 14. Picking up another game In Clarence Gaston slammed cutting the Lo9 Angeles Dod- his lllh homer with Nate gers' lead over them in the , Ollbert aboard In the seventh .Nali1<1al League ,W.,t lll just and a fielder's choice 1\'ith the three games Friday night with bases loaded and John Grubb's a 10-4 victory over San Diego, single in the ninth gave Ule they looked it. Padres' their lone runJ . The Reds' first baseman, . Dan Driessen had uiree hiu hitting .393 in August, collected and Pete Rose added a pair lll five RB!s with a single, a aid in Cincinnati's13-hlt attack double and his 22nd. He said agaii1St four San Diego pitchthe division-leading Dodgers ers. are in trouble. " We're going to catch them", Perez predicted. "We came from 11 'h games down. We're·loose. All the pressure's oo them ..All we've got to do Is stay close and wait until we CINCINNATI - The Cinplay them . "[ know one thing /' he ad.~ cinnati Reds are recalling nine ded. "They aren't going to plnyers, including five pi!.chers, from their minor league sleep much." farm system. None of them, Down the stretch drive, Cincinnati Manager Sparky however, will be joining the big Anderson said he was going to learn this season. All have been be able to cut down to three advised to report to U1e Reds' starters because of some days spring training camp in Tampa next year. off In September. non Gullett (16-7), who went Recalled from Indianapolis, seven innings in picking up the the Reds' Triple-A club in the win, tired and Clay carroll American Association, are came on for his 13th save. pitchers Will McEnaney and Gullett and Ja~k Billingh;un, Rawly Eastwick, infielderwho has 17 wins, both are oulfielder Joel Youngblood and expected to have seven more first baseman Joe Hague. starts. l'he other five players, from "I'd be surprised i,f ·they Three Rivers of the Eastern didn't both get 2ll," Anderson League, are pilchers Santo said. "If Gullett had a cbance Alcala , Joaquin Andujar and for a sliutout I would bave left Pat Z<lchry and outfielders him in, but he's going to start in Tom Spencer and Arturo three more days a~ainst DeFreiles. • International Amerl~afl Reds close to within 3 games • " .. ,..,. -..rQ. IIC. Mrtr "lt·'! ....., • leag ue Standings By United Preu lnt er natiortal A pair of doubles by Frank Tepedino and a aolo homer by Nlekro plus an error by McCov"y accounted for the ffl\11' Atlanta runs. We Will Be Open Sept. 4th &5th ~ Redskins s.top Pt. • m 'fumble game' Matthews and Kln~rnan lll force &<'I'OSS ~rrun. Arnold then delivered a single up the middle lor the two runs that gjjve Ella$ S1.111 his eighth victory in 10 de<:lslons. HUNTERS I ..•"' ....."•"' ....•• ...... ..... ...." .... ....••• ..• ....•• ...... , ....• •• ••• ..• 0 m :>:m Frallt'ISC" hislory K.nuckleb•ller Phil N1ekro ""-l! • 4·2 lead mto the eighth and '"'"mlngly had his ltth v1elory oil wrapped up when G~rry Maddox doubled afler two out. Willie McCovey walked for the third lime and Gary TIJ(ifllasson ran for him. Maddox and Thomasson wurkc'd a double sleal and then Niekro walked bolh Gary AnE ....• ...• ..•• FOR SALE Terry Smith completed six of 12 passes for 100 yards and one touchdown. 'l'erry was plagued by two interceptions. Mike Lewis accounted fo·r 273 yards. Mike rt·shed for 157 in 36 carries, and caught three passes for 63 yards. He threw a 14 yard pass to Terry Smith and returned punts and kickoffs for 39 yards in three carries. Chuck Johnson totaled 16 yards in six carries, Gardner had nine yards on four carries, Smith had six on nine carries and Joe Shepherd had two yards on two carries. Rick Hesson totaled 37 yards by hauling down three aerials. Z<!ck Raynes led the Bisons with 49 ya rds in 20 carries. Burch ga;ned 34 yards in 11 tries and Glasco 1051 nine yards in two carries. Buffalo failed to · complete a pass except to the ' hitter Chris Arnold followed betory over the Atianls Bravu with P two-run alngl• Saturday, fore a shirt day gathering of II fling the Giants u. a 5-l vic· 44,256, lar~etit ba,.,ball crowd Tom Spencer Avenue 1 featuring complete driv.e-in and 230 yards . • 24 New AMF lanes •Snack. Bar and I • "' • Pt. Pleasant, dominated in first ~alf. scored its only touch. down on a converted fumb le. Danny Bellamy picked up a Hurricane bobble on the 'Ski ns' 36. · Two plays later quarterback Randy Warner hit Joey Given with a .louchdown strike. Hurricane·' gained the advan !age from the outset when Bill Gregory recovered a Big Black fumbl e on Point l'leasanl's 28 yard line. Six. plays later, Smith sneaked over. -. -... Orioles down .Yankees SKYLINE LANES and ·PRO-SHOP IRON TON Columbia Bowling I • on"r • GALLIPOLIS Wahama blanks Bisons v • •• I 70 3? TEAM STATS Meigs Ru shing - 48 ca rri es, Fi:;ATURING kicker p~malty gave Wahama a first and 10 on the Buffalo 36. After a two yard run Smith faded back and hit Rick Hesson, who made a fine catch over the middle, for 17 yards to the 17. On the next play Mike Lewis turned what could have been an interception into a touchdown as he emerged from a crowd of Bisons with the pigskin and Wahama's first six pointer. the Raynes returned following kickoff 50 yards to the Wahama 30 where he was downed by Bruce Hussell and othe<S. On the second play Danny Litchfield intercepted Buffalo's first pass attempt on the WHS 12. This marked the second and last time the Bisons moved the ball across the 50 yard line. The White Falcons then promptly put together a 14-play drive covering 59 yar-ds capped off by Haymaker's spectacular 39-ya rd boot. During the drive, Terry Smith bad runs of 5 and 7 yards while completing two key passes, one of 22 yards to Mike Lewis on another fine catchand the other a crucial 14 yard aerial to Rick Hesson. Wahama's final tally came with only 17 seconds left in the game when Mike Lewis broke off left tac kle and raced 33 yards for his second six pointer of the evening . The run was set up by a 14 yard jaunt by ~wis on the preceding play. .The final whistle sounded with tT Ars up a qw<·k 70 yards ror !he final Ma~n o ltu "For BY R~NDY CLARK MASON - The Wahama White Falcons opened their 1973 grid season with a convinCing 18-0 win over the Buflalo Bisons here Friday night. Mike Lewis and Jeff Hayp>aker led the way for Wahama while the entire defensive unit held the Bisons at pay . Lewis scored , two touchdowns, one on an aer~al and the other on a 33 yard run and Haymaker booted two field goats through the uprights from 28 and 39 yards out, the latter bringing the crowd to its · feet with the unbelievable high school feat . The only scoring throughout the first three quarters look pla<if midway through the first period. Tim Roush jarred a Buffalo ball carrier into !urribling with David Roush falling on the pigskin on the Bisons' 41, giving Wahama excellent field position. Mike Lewis promptly reeled off -11 ya rds in two carries to the 30. A Lewis to Smith pass gained another first down with 14 yatds to the 16. The drive bogged down with Haymaker· boOting the fourth down _threepointer from 28 yards out. . Wabamil threatened again af!(!r Mike Lewis returned a punt to tbe Buffalo 35-yard line. Lewis then carried for seven points to the 28. Johnson was held for no gain and an incomplete pass brought on Haymaker again. However, this time his 24 yard attempt was ruled just barely off to the left. The White Falcons completely outplayed the Bisons in the first half but managed only a 3-0 lead . Wahama had 103 yards to Buffalo's j4 net yards In ,the balf. The Bisons never got past their own 41 yard line in the half. z3ck Raynes was held to only seven yards rushing. . Buffalo came out the second half looking like a rejuvenated team. · The Bisons took the opening kickoff returning it to their own 35 yard line. ,In four plays, the Bl110ns had gained 44 yards to Wilhama's 21 yard line, mostly oo runs by Z;!ck Rayn"l! of 15 and 22 yards. The defense stiffened creating a fourthdoliln and I wo situation on the 14 yard line. Raynes attempted the right sl~ only to be met by Mark Mitchell for no gain and po111ibly the biggest defensive play of the game. l#te in the third quarter l.Aiwis returned a punt to the Wabama 37 yard iine. The ~te F'i~Wons moved the ball to the aulfalo 4S when Smlth WMtlllhll for ,a 10 yard loss loreillll tbiJn to Punt. On the llllllinl punt 1 roughing the of a: I 16 Aull Whi11MC" AT LOGAN AT IRONTON AT PORTSMOUTH ·NOTR E OAME HILLIARD ' AT ATHENS WAVERLY , WElLSTON OAK HILL AT MEIGS AT AT AT W~VERLY AT POI NT PLEA SANT AT · LOGAN AT JACKSON CHI LLICOTHE MEIGS AT • HUNTINGTON EAST JACKSON OCT. 26 NOV. 9 C::ENTRAL AT $E PT. 28 LOGAN AT AT Sept. 8, SEPT. JACKSON 1.. 3 pt;U T Nv~•Y1.R~~1c_ MtH!H Ptlulng A C Yds ln1 . 8! 0 Witrner Aull 1 I 10 0 0 0 0 0 Andei'SM Meir;n Ru1h l ng up a fourth and twelve. Warner ya rd gai n down to the Warren faded back, and fired a i2yard cnmpletion to sophomore tailback E:d Sisson, getting lhe first down by ind1es. Five and six yard gains by Magnolia gave Meigs a firs t down on the 24, when Dugan cui through a big hole off left tackle and rambled down tl1e left sideline for the score. J'ft~ !. !OQ Till• Su.ntlu) 1'1111•'• S.•nl uwl, Sundrty' St•Jii. 2, 1973 QUAKER STATE SERVICE CENTER pd 1nd Plt'le . . · " - 446 0405 • SALES AND SOMMER'S GMC TRUCKS, INC. 133 PINE .GALLIPOUS �.' · !P ~'he SWld&y Thu•s-&>ntincl, Sun1tuy, ~. 1 , 1 . 2. 1973 H=-•'•:·:~·:•:·:·::;?.· ·_.,;;;-~,·:<~:-;:::~::~:-:.:·:· ·.·.~:::· /.;:· •,•.•,•:-:•:•.•/,' _,.,;}:.:.;>',.; •r.'I'/~W.I'HhYh. :·:~~ SeiVtC ~ 1 lantf OWII~I I I'U 0 I Pf Ct lil llteUIH ..I\1 , ,.,,ld , t.'OQf IN C. and '.Jpout ioq 'lhm WilER AS . the underi i Aned IN LOVINU nlilO!Ory Of OlJr C.H W\bl iA.N HcOk ~ t Ort' llf'tnJ \ ..-- - - - - - - - ---, ~ 1 1es . i)nd Bu lm up Hql 1 11 tull t lrntt "" '''' help t-tour\ ' ' " ' • • tWIJ,It• hom e on•lltutea ,, perc:.ent ol the dMitn~ dftUQhtm Ctl flt I llt~n . rooh r r ee E::lll 9 )0 4) m ~ p m MOO l)ftt • •I '<~d 1 ll t')llllt• twtnl ·? llbuttuH;J limd OWfl~fl 10 11 1o WhO dPpiUhtd Ihi ' jJIC ~ 1 • pl ! , mat~ 26 vr •~tperlence Jcitol'll fof r.emi rH1red ptor•on J 11 1 v. • tm lh ,1 1 roadt to be Improved ~tnfl 19M J ame• Marc um , Vlnlon, OhiO, WHER:l;:A S, t!)e pubi iS" Parfv' mu st bt <hrl~ l•on and 11 ., bven 1 1onetv yOlllr ' \lf1Cf' 388 8114 c•pitDie of milnllitHt m~nt con ... en le n t and wr:lfitr t:t you w 4' r" ntlleO I WitV GENERATION KAP 61 " Apply n pL'r'iM &I 100 1na. ret~ujrl} that l l ld road lm Mld ue uliOrl'lt'd of the- lun<: Ttl el'e '5 tlll (lmpt ln en In our IIV Hf:LEN ANIJ SUE BOTTF:1. provtnHrntl shall be mad e. hijflr l whi ch nllver ta n biJ !IOI\1 at vour QOVPrnnHml "'e Ave BOB LANE ' S NOW . WHER!r!FOR , 1t1t1 1/llt>d Sa di'V m1~!1.ed by Mom , t•"bon fe<lln publu: nol lt:e'i hi 1\elll!<'lion•"lll V11ung Wile (om p lettl Booktleeptng .ud T.-ll und~tr~lgned h~rel,ly pet i tion rh e 011d . S1S Rroth ers, Mr aild thai ~~otlf vovernm i''' ' c:h llrgllr hrv1ce . •U• t ~ Fourth A11e ., RAP : Jtll cllltt!ll• fO lie IOIOrm ti CI , , Gat!le C:ounty CommJis1oner• Mr5 lom Arrlr\CJIOn . & A MATUR l;.. l adv to babya l t I< anaun . Ru slntu by IP · to repa ir Md r& tur ta ce th thlt pew$paptu' uroPs cver v Jul'lnll• · ~ave J~nd Bob ~many girls never get over the ~hock that marriage I• Just from I JO p m TO 10 JO Ph polntment . Ph . 446 · 1049 . sp&clf!ed roa(t a and usus lhe t l ti7 i'rt' to rl!~d a11d \ ttldy tn en Hawley ·U6 7.i(o8 . Pluu call aft er 6 p.m . what Mom said It would be : The rQses and honey don 'llasl, and 208 I obulf lny land owners Ill !he 100 l "oth;: e1 W $trOIIOIV adv ise ?1811 manner pr'ov lded herllln . tt'!ose ~l t l 1er11 , se-e~ ln lfiiiJrttutr even if they do, underneath is ll1e thought : "Mom told me ... " I Th following roads are to bt IN l.-OVINC . meu1orv ol our h1fetrn'IR1 10f' , to exercJu the ir ORY WALL ~e rv lce bY <: on For inst&nce: repaired and re !lurtated : dear hust)Md Md l ather. rigt1t of accen to putlll( tracl W J ll~rd Bosley, 446 James F , Oay , who pa su<l a. Oak Drive trorn lis in ... The shock ol having to shop for your own food ... at a recoras a~.d publi c meet!nos A954. ' lnteructlons With u. s. J.S to In away Sept. 3, t96Y 282 II grocery store ... and meet a budget. Intersection with Maple Drlvll D ear P-'d , b. Maple Drive from lis Jn TM day s here ar' e empty , and . .. . 111e double shock of tryin~ to lwti.nce the checkbook TERMITE ~EST CONTROL I. thl! n !uht s art long , tersectlon w ith Magnolia Or l v~ FREE tnspeclion Call AA6 3~45 PU,LIC NOT1Ce d s. ~flcrwar to Its en~ .at the property But we keep re me mber l ng , I hat Merr!tl O'Dell , Opft!rl!lto r t)y WI'HtREAS ~ I petition to boundlld bv the James Bevertv we f'l'll)5t QO on . · ... The rm,tration of buying something for your husband Ex tcrm lnal Trm i le Service, lmprove certsln public roads residence 1 You fOOk pari ot us ' with vou , 10 Be!mong Or I"IU been p ruented. to the Glllla that he would have justlov(-d when you were going together ... when you went away , c. Magnolia Dr!ve lrom the 267 If c ounrv Board of Counly Com , And there is an empty pla ce In Intersection with Osk Drive to and having him scream at the cost. v m lttlontrs : In l nterUC!Ion w i th H i lda our hearts today STE WART E le Clt lcal !Jer\l lc e AN0. 1 WHEREAS , sold Dr l 11e ; ... Cleaning house every day, no! just when you feel like It; But you know we lo..,e you and . ReQa l r , house w !r i ny, . ptlltloft is aftached h ereto ant;:t 1 d. Pecan Drl ... t from Us In lhBt we care , and with HIM sleeping on the couch, no less. electr ic hea tl ng . Phone 446 made • pert hereof as 11 tully re- . terse ction wl!h Mapl& Dr iv e to Be happy w i th God , anct wall lor Immediate Open ings .t561 . written herein ; ... Washing shaving cream out of ll1e oothroom sink, and Us end ; us there . 271 If "NO WHEREAS . sa1d currently available in Sa dl y missed bY w ife , Sad ie, J. Said road repa ir shall ln . egg yolk off a day-<Jid dish cwhich you didn't get around to before petition Is SIQned by fltfy .one clude the fotlow lng : ch il dren 8rl'd grandth l ldren . the following career SEPTlC TANKS percent of the land or lot you went to work that morning). 208 1 a . Crown l he road l or proper Cleaned and ! n s t~lled own ers, residents of such dra inage .· -~-----~~groups in today 's . , .Aild all those little things you do for him, the things he Russell's Pl umb inc;J , 446 47 82 countv . who ere to spec lallv b. Stabilization ot present IN MEMORY o t Ura € 297 ff Army. married you because of ... taken for granted. taw:~td or assessed for said roadbed to prevent· future Walla c e, who passed away Improvement ; ..... ~--------Sept. J , 1964. It is rather disillusioning to realize that no matter how "great bre.ak ·UP of the lmprQved road ; G IL lE NWATER 'S SEPTIC ANOWHEREA S, said county FOOD SERVICE : c . lnst,o~llaf lo n of side dit ches Se ptember. comes with sad TANK ~L EANING AND and exciting" your marriage was going W be, no matwr-how comm lssl or1ers have viewed the to prevent water from running regrets Learn the job whi le REPAIR . AcSO HOU>E different, in ll1e long run it's quite a bit like everyone else's : propo!ifd Im provement w lthjn across and und er the roa d; The day. lhe month we w ill WRE CKI N G Pt1. 446 9499 . th ir ty days of th e presentation you earn . Openings for never forgeL d . All other work deemed ESHibllshed in 1940. romantic in spots, rocky in others, but all in all ... just ... nice. of saltt petition ; • For In our hear ts yo u will necessa ry by the Counly cooks, bakers, meal 169-11 BE IT THEREFORE Engineer to insure a proper atway~ stay - KATHY ----------~-- ....... RE SOLVED that lhe Ga1lla roadbed tor the r esurfac ing ol Lo..,ed and remembered every cu11ers and hospital ALBERT EHMAN DEAR KATHY : Count)' Com m lnloners lind th ,!ll t sai d roads ! dav . Water, Deli very Serv ice mess stewards . the publiC convenience and ... So now you know. e. A ll road!t to be lmpro ... ed The d!!oYS are empty, lhe n iQhi S Patr iot Star ~t ., Ga lli pol is welfar e re qu i re that S&ICI im · shall be resurfaced w i th a two are tong But if your mother is the right sort, she won't say, "( told you P h J7 9 1133 pro11eoment u reQuested In lhe Inch laver Ql " hot m lx But we keep remember ing mat 24J.ff F INANC E : atta ched petition be made . we must go on , so" lout loud ). - HELEN macadam" which shall be BE 1T FURTHER appl i ed i n a workmansh i p You took part of us w ith you Check th e ope BANKS TREE SERVICE RESOLVED , that the coun t y man n er and shall be inspected whel1 you wenl away , FREE est imates. liab l lltv in portunit ies in today 's en;lnur Shall prepare the and accepted by the- County But you know we love you and surance . Prun ing , tr imm ing DEAH HELEN AND SUE : necessary plans , estimates. of Engineer ; we c are . Army for young men I was just given a surprise Sweet Sixteen party by my and ca... i ty work , tree and cost, and spec iti c::a l ions tor the f . All roads shall be p twed to Be happy wilh God . and wa i t for slump remova L Ph . • uti 4953 . and women who e n joy i mpro~emenf together with an us there . the foltow l n~ Widths : 7J. If friends, and I am still on Cloud Nine. Pay Only One est imat ed asseS~ment , based Sadlv missed by h is w ife , Oak Dr ive . 16 fe-et exce-pt on Many people who ask then•'lelves the question, "Why did it accounting and upon ttle es timates of cost, upon curves wh ic h shall be made Verba , children and grand Utility MOTORIST MUTUAL the real estate to be cl'larged w ider ; happen to ME ?" mean it negatively. I have asked myself this Chi taren . cier ic.al wo rk . E·x· IN SUR ANCE 208 · 1 therewith . · Maple Drive , 18 feet trom THE best insurance &t the best countless times - with reeling of wonder and gratitude. perience and BE IT FU RTHE R Magnolia Drive to its in · ---~- --------Addi ~ on, Ohio price . For auto, home, It never ceases to make my insides tingle when I realize how R ESOL..,EQ , that II hearing to tersectlon with Oak Drive , and knowledge obtained in busine$S ana li te . Ray Hawk , hear Ob jec t ions to said im - 12 fee t from Its Intersect ion with My friends and fa mily are so gond to me - I don't agen t, 4A6 -2'300, 541 .tth Ave . lucky I the Army is yours to provemenu and to such Oak Dr l\le, and 12 feet from it!. URGENT! Need roommale (s ) l 5Q .fl know why I deserve such thoughtfulness. They accept and return ntlm ated assessments shall be inters ec t ion w ith Oak Drive to For Information ror Ohio State University . Call keep. had at the meetin g r Oom of the the back propety line of James 25 6· 1406. HOL l. EY Bros . Con&truc!lon. the love I feel for them, many times over . Gallia County Commission ers. Beverly ; 204 -6 bulldoz ing , back hoe work , Call Shirley Adkins Many of the letters you print, Rap, are from those with Ga11 !a County Courthouse , · Magnol ie Dr ive , IB teet from EN LAW d itching, under roads , bor ing . Gallipol is, Oh i o at 1: 00 p .m . Hllda Ori ... e to its · interseclion FOR YOUR needs .in Por tr ait complaints, problems and scU.plty. I experience these things too. Phone 245 -5018 or 245 -5006. Monday , Seftember lo . 1913. w i th Oak D ive ; FORCEMENT comme r ci al and wedd i ng 18- tf But when lll1ink of all the GOOD in the world, and all the lives a BE I FURTHER Pecan '\ lr ee t , 12 feet from lis photography , call Tawney '!. Exciting ca reer s in RESOLVEO , th ai a not ice be Intersec tion with Maple Ori ... e person can touch and be touched by, somehow the BAD is trivial. StUdio , 446 -16 15, Gallipolis, Centrill Air Cond itioni ng publls hd in a newspaper of la w enforcement for to its end ; Ohio . & H eat i ng I want to sQueeze every drop of joy out of life, and I'd like to general ci rculat ion In the 3. The cost of the im . those w ho. qualify . Free E'timates coun t y .that a re~olutlon hes provemen t I~ es-timated to be , APARTMENT for construction be able to wrap this feeling of love in paper and give it to all those Stewar t ' ' tindware been adopted provld !ng for S11 ,924 .SO and th e total cost or RUSS'S GLASS Se r-..: ic ~ '. gla~s Train a s a military men . Ph . 446 -0756 . Vinton , Oh io I encounter . . 1mpro~ement ca ll ed for In the 267 .ft. improvemen t shall be pa id as for all neeps,spectaiiZinQ 1n l44 ·tf policeman, correct ion attachecl pet ition and tha t the fo llows : I thin\< everyone should take the time to set aside a minute or windsh i elds . mlrro_rs , plans, es ti mates of cost, and a. 52,500 .00 b y the Green speciali st or crimina l SL EEP ING ROOMS , week l y plexigiMS , resc reen , 704 P1ne, BACKHOE DOZER two being'... THANKFUL specif ications tor the i m Township Trustees ; rates . Par k Central Hote L Rio Grande . 245 -5048 . TRENCHER igator. invest 10Q.tf proverrent , toge th e r w i th b . Th e balance of the cost 306 -ff CALL Jackson 286-4524 . All DEAR THANKFUL : estimated assessments Upon being equal ly assessed against types of backhoeing, septic S6 do we ! -SUE tne abutlnv rand or lo t ELECTRONICS 3 BEDROOM 1972 Mobile home, each abutting lot as a spec ial tanks, footers, etc. Al•o all TWO . WAY Rad i OS Sales & owners , as petit ioned for , are assessment to be certified to the linen. cookware air con types of lrench ing, water HAP: Wo rk with radar, Ser..,ice . New and used CB's, on file In the office of the County Auditor to be placed on a d i t ioned. televis ion , turn1shed lines , gas li nes efc . How come my boyfriend dri ves like a denom, but when I get po lic e mon1tors . antennas. Board of Commissioners lor spec ial dup licate and co llecte d Will r·ent ro 3 men S20 a week m icrowave systems or 87 -11 etc . Bob 's Ci t izen Band Radio the inspect ion of persons as other taxes as prov ided by each , 150 deposit requ ired . behind the wheel, he acts like my father ? - CAUTIONED Equ i p ., Go rges Creek Rd .. m iss iles . Unlim ite d interested the r ei n . Said Ready 992 .3509, M 1ddlepor1. laW; LAY NE' S Portable Weld ing, CAUTIONED : GallipOliS, Oh io 446 -4517 . not ice shall also conta in the c. A com plete lis t of abuttino Oh i o. opportunities in certi l 1ed pressure p i pi ng , " 212 ·11 . Either because you aren't the world's greatest driver or time and place for the lot owne r s is attached hereto certi f i ed struclurill steel electronics and ex hear ing of oblect lons to sa id and me dea par t hereof . weld ing , aluminum Heli arc . (more likely) because males have a crazy idea that no woman SW EEPER Repairs , Parts , lmpro11ements and to such SLEEPING rooms weekly Ph . 446 -3470 , 24 hou r se rv 1ce . cel lent educational Supplies Ph one 367 -7136 . estimated assessments rates , free garage pa rk ing . GALLI A COUNTY 198-ft can operate a car will1outconstantsupervision. - HELEN Dav is Vacuum Cleaner Store , facilit ies. against sa id abut l ng land or COMMISSIONERS L ibl:)y Hote l. CAUTIONED: 10 a.m .- 5 p .m . Addison . Ohio 24Hf lot owners . . 114-lf SE PTIC tanks ins1al1ed. also all ... And because tl)ey both worry about you. M.en are very PETITION TO IMPROVE MORTON D1CKEY , k inds of backhoe work . C. U . PUBLIC ROADS CA.R PET S and Hi e too . can be CLI<. . OF B9ARD WEHAVE-; ~;mpleoe li;;-. of These are just a few of M iller , Rio Grande , 245-5535 . good at that, you know. - SUE WHEREAS , c erta i n p ublic Aug . 24 thru Sept. 7 l n clus.i~e beaut i f ul if you use Blue 198 30 watches and d i amonds . the many Open ings in L us tre . Rent electric roads in Green Tow"nship are in ------~-----compare our pr ices ' t d ' Army . muS t sh ampooer \1 at Cen t fal need of ext ens ive repa ir andre CABINET Sho p . all types of anyWhere . Tawney 's. Jewelry . 0 ay S Supp ly Co . surfacin g ; and , wood work . l01 Court Street. 51 -If co m e with a 208-6 WHEREAS , neither the 187 .t f townsh ip nor the county ha ... e goaranteed tour of OAY CARE 3 ROOM ap t unfurnished, 575 , funds available to carry ou t 'the C AR PET i nstallation . Phone SUN VAL LEY Nurs er y School, Europe if desired . Phone 446 -1066 or 446-4618 . needed repair ; and , 446 ·422<1 . Ca ll after 5 P .M . 1 licens ed b y State of Ohio , 1 12: ' 193 If WHEREAS , Chapter 5555 ol J0-4 ·6 INSTALL elum ln\Jm si d in g Receive exce ll ent mites west of ne w hospital the OhiO Rev ised Code previae gut~en. , do~nspouts, -~-----------511 Sun Vlley Or . PM. 446-3657 wages while in school, for the . im provement ot pub liC SEPTIC tanks cleaned serv ing awnmgs, storm w 1ndows and Day c are that says " we roa ds and charging the abutting Gallia and Mason count let . pius outstanding doors . Free est imate . Ca ll care ." Madge Hauldren , Fasl dependable services . GENE PLANTS&SON 307 -0128 . Owner ; Lored ith and John benefits such as free PLUMBING - Heat ing - A i r George Plants, owner . Phone 189·26 Hauld r en , Ope-raton•. -~~~~~~:7.~.-675 ·50.49. Cond ffionlng 300 Fourtl'l Ave. medical and de nial 114-ff 157.tf Ph . .446· 1637 . 18 - The SWlday Times -Sentinel. Sunday, Sepl. 2, 1973 Vikings stop Dolphin streak BY JOE CARNJCELLI UPI Sports Writer The Mianti Dolphins' 23game IUlbeaten string suddenly is a 17-game winning streak. The Dolphins ' unofficial streak came to an end Friday night as Fran Tarkenton sparked a fourth-quarter comeback and Fred Cox kicked a 25-yard fi~ld goal with two seconds left to give the Minnesota Vikings a 17-14 victory. 'fhe 23-game streak was IUlofficiai in that it included pre-Beason gwnes. Still intact, .however, is Miami '~ 17;:;ame regular season unbeaten string and the Dolphins could set a pro record wit~ two more ' regular season victories. Miami seemed well on· its way to No. 24 Friday night, building a 17..'! lead on a short burst by Larry Csonka, a 23yard pass from Bob Griese to rookie Bo Rather and Garo Yepremian's field goal. But Tarkenton, who relieved Bob Berry in the third period, got the Vikings going in the last quarter. He threw 15 yards to Ed Marinaro for one TD and ll yards to John Gilliam to lie tl1c game. Ball is Jarrr,d Loose Then Miami's Marlin Briscoe caught a 30-ynrd pass but the ball was jarr<'<l loose and linebacker Jeff Siemon returned it io ll1e Miami 29. Minnesota ran two plays to set up Cox's ga me winning kick. "Tarkenton really ignited them, " said Miami Coach Don Shula . " We still had a chance right up untilll1e end of U1e game but they took the big play away from us and came up with a big play of their Jim thrrc fu•ld ~OlliS c;1rricd lhr Broncos . over Buffalo. Johnson hit Mos~s in U1e second quarter for the Broncos ' only touchdown . Turner kicked field goals of 12, 12 and 40 yards. Buffalo Had • Chanrr Buffalo, now lh:i, had a chance to win with less than two minutes left when the Bills l't'<'OVt'rl--tl a fumble on the Bronco 3J ~ut Jnhn L<')'POidt mlssc'd " 41\..\•nrd field goal attempt. Davis Hay kirkPd U1rec fie ld goals and Larry McCutdK'On and Lnrry Smith scored on short runs as lhc Rams beat San Diego. Johnny Uniws had two TD passes for the Chargers . Mator league Results (2nd game) Chicago ooo 200 ooo- 2 • 8 2 Pittsbgh 101 300 cox - 5 9 o Jenk ins , Surr'iS (8} and Lundsted t , ' Hundley (8). Mor lan , Johnson (4 ). R . Hernandez ( B) and May . WP - Johnson (3 1). L P ~ Jenk i ns { 12 -13!. HR Hebner (10th) . (2nd gm , l l Inns ) 10? 001 000 000 0- 4 11 ) Bos M il 010 101 100 000 1- 5 IJ 0 Moret , Pol e {6 ), Veale (7 ), Rol in ( 10 1, Skok ( Il l and Montgomery ; Parsons , Bell {5). Sho r l ( 1'21. Ed Rodriguez (12 ) and EL Rodr iguez, Porter (8). WP - Ed . Rodr iguez (7 5) . L PBol in (3 4) , HRs- Money 1101h) , Coluccio (13th ) { 10 Inn ings) N . Y. 011001000 3- 611 1 St Lou is 300 000 000 1- 4 8 2 Sadec ki . M cG raw (71 and Grote ; Nagy, Seg ui ( 8 ), Fo l kers ( 10) , Pena (10) and Simmons . WP - McGraw (2 -6) . LP - Segui ( 6 -6) . Leagu e Standings By United Press lnternationill National League St . Louis East W. L. ·Pet. G . B. 68 66 .507 Pittsburg h 66 65 .503 Chicago 64 70 . 478 Montreal 63 70 .474 New York. 62 71 . 466 5'1~ Philade lph ia 62 72 . 463 6 west 1 .t •Ph W. L. Pet. G . B. Los .A:ngeles 83 52 .615 Cincin na ti 80 55 .593 3 San Franclsco74 59 .556 9 Houston 69 68 .504 16 Atlanta 6:S 71 ..478 19•12 San Diego 48 85 .361 35 Saturday 's Results P ittsburgh 1 Chicago 0 San Francisco 5 A tlan ta 4 Tod•v 's Games Ch icago at Pittsburgh New York at St . Louis Montreal at ,Ph iladelphia Houston at Los Angeles Ci ncinna t i at San Diego • Atla nta at Sen Franc isco, 2 Amer ica n League East w. L. Pet . G. B. Balflmore 71 54 .588 Boston 73 62 .540 l'l De troit 71 65 .523 8 1f~ New York 69 67 .508 101/ 2 Milwa ukee 66 68 .4 93 12112 Cleveland 58 78 .425 2JII1 West W. L. Pet . G.B . Oakland 79 54 .594 Ka nsas City 74 60 .552 51f2 M innesota 64 69 48 1' 15 Chicago 63 69 .477 15h California 61 68 .473 16 Texas 46 87 .346 33 Satu r diily' s R es upt s Boston 5 Milwauke o Balt imore 10 New York 6 Cleve la nd 5 Detro it 4 Today's Games M inneso ta at Texas Oak land at Kansas ·city Californ ia at Chicago Boston at Milwaukee : t evela n d at Detroi t 8allimore at ~e,r.' York Giles,• Campbell advance in golf ' '' I f TOLEDO, Ohio (UPI) Defending champion Vinny Giles and Billy Campbell, the last man to wii. the u. s. Amateur golf title at match play, both advanced to the semi-finals of the 73rd championship with victories Saturday morning. Giles, ·30, from Richmond, Va., had little trouble with A. Downing Gray, Pensacola; Fla., winning his quarter.flnal match 5 and 3. Campbell, 50, Huntington, W. Va., posted a 2 and 1 victory over Bill Kratzer! of Fort Wayne, lnd. Giles, who won the championship last year in medal play at Charlotte, N. c., won the first three holes from the 35-year-old Gray, and was four up after five holes without making a birdie. "I played all right," said Giles, "Nothing spectacular, ' I I i •• f r.ampbell, who won his title in 1964 , had his toughest match so far with 21-year-old Kratzer! , a student at the Up.iversity of Georgia. Campbell made the turn I up but Kratzer! tied him with a birdie on the lOth and it stayed that way until 14 where Kratzer! hit his tee shot over the green and had to settle for a bogey four. ~ & 74 Models In Stock pjowler, Chateau, Stingray Pl Pleasant, W. Va. tournament scheduled Ph. 675-5550 I L I ! I ~' •' l w i th heavy foam rubb tr p1d , upert 1 1 ration . Choice of colors. All work ;uarantetl'd . See Wendell Grate for thll buy , or free es t imate on carpet '"ltlllatlon . ,, •nv MID·DLEPORl STORE MIDDLEPORT STORE INDIVIDUALLY OWNED BY CAROL W. MANLEY GUNS & AMMUNITION - BUY, SELL OR TRADE.- HAROLD BLANK, MANAGER STORE HOURS: MON., TUES., WED., FRI. 10 AM TO 9 PM - THURSDAY 6 PM TO 9 PM - SAT. 9 AM TO 9 PM - SUNDAY I PM TO 6 PM - Only Licensed Pawn Shop in Meigs and Ga Ilia County - Hunting Season or Christmas Lay Away Plan - 100 Gun Inventory - with One of the Largest Handgun Displays In The Area - Full Li.ne of Hi Power Rifles For Deer Hunting -Hunting Licenses On Sale - Reloading Supplies - Fair Trade Ins with Our Guns Priced Not Coded -Red · Head Brand Hunting Clothes -Archery Equipment, Bear and Ben Pearson right as the fight started. Foreman with his hands up l)igh bored in looking for an opening. It was Roman who threw the first punch but he missed a left to the jaw. Foreman, fighting carefully, landed a right to the body and shook the challenger. He landed another right to the body and floored his opponent for an eight-count knockdown. Roman was up and tried to avert disaster by maneuvering to his left and right. Foreman bored in with a relentless left and right combination to the body. Foreman rushed the challenger against · the ropes and punished him severely with a left and right combination to the body. Roman went down again for another eight count. Foreman went for the kill, pushed the challenger against the ropes and· then flattened him with a powerful right uppercu t to the jaw. Referee Jay Edson leaned over Roman and· counted him out at exactly two minutes of the first round. Dr. Kei Suzuki of the Jikei Hospital, who is the Japan Box in g Commiss ion's physician, leaped into the ring to examine the !allen Roman. Roman recovered consciousnes,q and was taken to his RUTLAND FURNITURE WE NDELl G.RATE 742 ·42:11 " RUTLANO , O. F i nal 1972 SVAC All Game St•n dl n gs Tea m W L T P Southe r n 7 2 1 172 Kyger Creek 5 J 1 194 Ea~tern 5 4 0 163 North Ga i Ha 4 5 0 144 Symmes Valley 2 8 0 128 So!J ihw~ s t ern 1 8 0 70 Hannan Tr"ce 0 8 0 40 Sept . 7 G1mes : .,' a red hot coupon $5.00 OFF 367·7250 On Purchase of Any Pistol, Shutgun or Rifle. • . -------------- ------------- THAT IS NOT ON SPECIAL Coupon Good AI Both Stores -------------- r -------------- 10% OFF ON CLEANING SUPPUES -------------- -------------- -------------- WIN AT BRIDGE SINGLE BARREL · $ SHOTGUNS South wasn·t worried about a 95 2·2 or 3· 1 trump break . Only four trumps in one hand could hurt him and if anyone wa s goi ng to hold four trumps 1t would almost surely be East. West had bid hearts. He had also shown up with a club suit headed by ace-king . It would be a warm day in Januar y at the North Pole before West held all four spades. South should hav e led a spade to dummy's queen. As· suming East continued clubs . South would discard a heart He would have to lose it later in any event . The n he could ruff the next-club in dummy with the nine of spades: lead spades tw1ce through East to p1 ck up the tO and eight and wind up making his contract in spite of the bad break. NORTH • Q97 3 'I' A 107 t AJ5 • !032 SPECIAL WEST • V01d EAST t A IQ8 ~ 'I'K J9&52 " 84 te43 + 12 • Q986 5 + AKH SOU TH 10 1 + KJ65 2 WINCHESTER 190 AUTO. IIOI,T ACTION lt EPE1\ TING " Q3 t KQ1 096 +J Both vulnerable $4999 W~st S Shot Haa t~lld i ng thumb safety and gen uine walnut atoc k 2'1' .'lorth 3+ East Sout h Pass I+ I+ Pass Pass Pass Opening tead - + K KASSNAR BOLT ACTION 3 SHOT 410 1NEWSP-.PER ENT Ef<PR •SE. J, SSt-1 1 partner gave him a limit jump raise. Two suiters tend 19 produce lots of tricks. We do object 'to the way he played the hand. If you want to bid strongl y you should learn to play strongly also . South ruffed the second club and led the king of spades. East took U1e trick with his ace and . led back the eight of hearts. There was no way left lor South to make his contract. He compla ined bitterly about his bad luck. It was bad luck . but it also was bad play. 94 LEVER ACTION WINCIIESTtr.Jt MODEl , No. D~ J..evcr A ction, '7 Shot STEREO 8 '- TAPES GALES I 25 Automatic $38.00 NICKELED SPESCO 25 Automatic AND •soo HOME TAPE DECK AM-FM RADIO AND RECORD PLAYER 1• Pa s I. Pass s• Pass Pass ~~ Pa ss 6• Pa ss 3• CLEAN1NG SERVICE GEN E RAL hOuse cl ean i ng . We suppl y all lhe cl ean ing sup pl ies . 318 -8875 alter 6 p.m . call 188 -8865 . week ly or montl'l ly cleaning by appointment. 91 .If ------------TOOL sharpen i ng, saws , -------------- Services Offered .! Pass , T. You.Soutb~tJold t QI -------------CAR TER 'S PL UMBING -------------D . P . Mart in & Son Water De li very Serv i ce . Your patronage w il l be ap prec i a t ~ . Ph . 446-0463 . 2·ff AND HEATING Cor . Fourth e. Pine Phone 446 -3888 or 446-4477 165-tf -----------RUSSELL ' S \ 446-3343 ROOFING . gutTers and repa ir wort-. . 367 -7750. 106·3 PLUMBING & HE ATING Gill i po lis, o\o\6·4712 297 -11 ------------ -----------DEW ITT ' S PLUMB1NG BABYSITTER in my home A46· A lOA . AND HEATING Route 160 a1 Evergreen Phone ••6-2735 187 ·t l --------------STANDARD Lost POLLED Hereford Bul l. Reward offered . Ed win L . Smith , 388 -8879 . ------------- - Plumb ing & Heating 214 Third Ave ., 446·3782 187-tf Heip Wanted DEAD STOCK al'\d do flora l deS ign ing , 40 hrs . week . App l Y in per~on . Oudlev ' s. Ffor 1sL Gallipolis MA L E Fo~ Hound . B .W .T .• Emory Gordon . If found call B. F. Gordon , 367 -7112 . 201 ,2 ! Call Jackson 286 ·4531 :-:::~-=-:.:-::_!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ I--~-=~-=:- SOMETHING NEW! EXPER I ENCED beautician , appt y i n pers.on a I fhe Mademo i se ll~ Beauly 5alon . 208 1 --------------FB f EMPLOYMENT sli&ht l ) la\'or the c-onse n ·ativt cou r se since parlnrr ca n still bid sr:vu if hr .,.ao as 10 do so . TODA v·s Q u t;s no~ In stead of 1umpmg to three spade you r par1ner has JUmped 1o lwo no·trump What do you do now " for t1 igtlboth m en in tne area . No ~lCper i ence 1'\ecessar v Jobs anclude stenographers , .t yp lst, messeongers and fingerpr int cl erkS . Start ing .sa lary from S2.t.5 to Ull per !'lour P~ l d vacations , sick lea ve , tran sportat ion to D. - C pa id plus Other benef its. Write ~ Bl, Box 688. Athens . 0 .. 45701. 106 ·6 TRAM ISOL ~ Injectable Wor·mer Solution "Worm A Thousaml Pounds of Cattle" For •1.68 ,. Available in lOOcc & 500cc Two 6-ton models WILL BE OPEN MONDA_Y WITH SPEAKERS 10 AM TIL With Ai~ Speakers CENTRAL SOY A · OF OHIO .srd & Sycamore Streets Ga ltipolls . Ohio " Your Farm Supply Super Mkt ." SPECJAL ; Unloading al the silo -· that 's where the act ion is . And. that 's where self ·unloading forage boxes should be judged, Kasten uses a deep { 16·inch) auger cross conveyor to even the flow of material and move forage swiftly along . There 's no buildup on the drive roll . No bridg ing . Splltage due to relurn slrand carrying malerial back is eliminated. Also elim inated are bells, slats and chains (which sometimes break and wind up In the blower. causing exlen&ive damage .) Me.igs Equipment Co. POMEROY, O . PH. 992-2176 • I • ' f ' ON YOUR DIAl 208 ·11 ----- ~--------- 6 ·I ! t •A l + A K J! 7 F 81 jobs ava il ab le schoo l qradvates , Wh at do you do now" and women A - Hid sis or seHn spadu . ~r Wash ington , 0 . C LABOR DAY WMP0/1390 W ill remove your dead horse and cows IN POINT PLEASANT MECCA CA·RTAPE DECKS Called the only truly Amencan folk songs are the Negro spirituals. Authorship un· known . a~ Self-Unloading Forage Boxes SS.OO Service Charge AVON t err it ory is now open in Gall i po lis area . Would vov li ke to call on Avon exTeRMINAr tN G CO. Term ite & Put Control Wheelenburg , Oh io like KASTEN -------------- 208 -)1 ---rfl'o"MA'S'F"A-;r;-- We talk to you 2 ONLY .,.. PRICED TO SELL NOW! sc issors . sh~ars , home and · .:. ·- - - - - ---! garden oats . Sharp Sho p , SM ALL black and wh i te ca t, J. . - - - ' monlhs o ld, wear in g colla r . Atley rear , 147 Secood . . 216 -lf Call 446 ·9463 . Sou t" t NT 48 tf ------------ W HECKS $38.00 SPECIAL $3oo -----------J& MOUNT 3 The bidd1ng ha s been Wut ~o rth Easl care and 30-days paid vaca tion per year .. For details call your local Army representative at : -- WALLPA PER ING and pain · ting . P hone 446 -9865 or 379 247l . 8J.tf uae:1:~1AtkdiiU -------------.:~ - - - - •••• - · - • • - - - WOMAN 10 dr ive deliv ery truck co ntinu ing to game a fter his WINCHESTER Jack & J i ll Day Nursery . Open i ng Aug.ust 29 , Babys itl ing by dav or hour \ 3 per da y, SOc h r . Contact Marsha Hender son . 256 1379. 205 ·6 cu stomers . Call Mr!. . Helen Yeager . Jac!otson 286-.t028 . By Oilwald & James Jaco by " ' tabject to South 's We•don opening spade b1d . He did have 12 high card points such as they were. Nor do we object to his SPECIAL 30-30 SPECIAL Wanted To Do Bad break and bad play, too SPECIALS 268 -,.....------.------ Plum bing & Heating O.eck Our 228 242 am. --------------- TUI'I'I;;It SINGU; SIIO'r MODEL 138 No. 5 & 6 Shot 91 92 84 151 ------- Notice H&RtOPPER SPECIAL + + lih Baths 12 and 20 OP t:as tern at HannM Trace Kyger Cr ee k"' Wehama North Ga ll la at Nelsonville · York Zane Tr~ce at sou th we&rorn Sym m!f-S Va ll ey at Rock Hill Sou thern at Green Two Townhou~ "A SHELLS WITH,,SCOPE --- 2 Bedroom I VILLAGE GUN SHOPPE • 231 MILL ST.· MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Coal Grove 6 1 1 22 1 124 Athens 7 J o 189 96 Me igs '6 4 o 197 133 Jack$On s 5 0 220 169 Wahama 5 5 0 15.4 161 PorlsmOuth 5 5 0 83 127 Logan 4 a 1 125 tn Gallipolis 4 5 1 114 159 Waver l y 1 8 o 167 30J Pt . Pleasanl 1 8 1 96 165 Well ston 0 10 . o 13 330 Sept . 7 G ames: Pt . Pl easan t at Me igs Kyger Creek at Wahama Ma r lelll'l at Athens Ironton at Hunll n~ton Centra l Ch illicol he at Jackson Logan at New Le)(inoron Waver l y at Porls . N .D . So uth Point at Wheeler sbu rg Wellston at Oak H ill Portsmouth Wes t at Coa t Grov e Sept . 8 Game : Ga l l i polis at Ak ron Man · ches ter, 2 p .m . 1 Qu~ dty 501 nylon ce Gctlr fo rnia 0000 20000- 210 1 012 001 12x- 7 11 0 Chicago Singer , Barber (7), Sells (8) and Torborg , Stelmaszek (8J; Wood, Acos ta (81 and Herr ma nn . 'WP - Wood (22 -18). L PSinger (17 -111 . TARA Townhouse Apartments • 1 COMMUNITY & SALES JOBS NOW! OF OUR By llo·h·n aucl Su1· Huth!J ~ MOBILE ---- Men/Women 17-35 standings ' Call Us . Today Oaklan d 030 001 213 -'10 13 2 Kan City 403 000 00.0- 7 10 1 Holtzman , Odo m (JJ, Pina (6), Fingers (8) and Fosse; Sp l ittorff, Bird (7) and Hea ly . WP - Fi n gers (6 -6) . LP - Bird (4 -4). HRs- Ot is (25thl. Bando ( 2Jrd l. POMEROY - A men's slopitch softball tournament will be held Friday, Saturday and SIUlda y, Sept. 7-9 .at the Kyger Creek Power Plhnt field sa nctioned by the OVEC Softball Club and conducted by Jim's Campers softball team. The first game begins at 6:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 7. First, second and third place sponsors' trophies will be awarded along with individual trophies for first and second place teams. Trophies will also be awarded for players with corner . the most hits and most runs plus a 11 best sportsmanship" award. The entry lee ls $30 plus two Dudley softballs . Deadline for entering is Sept. 3 at 9:30p.m. Anyond needing furthe r AREA TEAMS information should contact I 1912 Finan Larry Grueser in Pomeroy at TEAM W. L . T . P . OP Iron ton 8 53 992-2974 or Jim Johnson in Man ches t er 8 22 00 227 148 33 Mason at 773-5503. South Point 7 2 0 273 136 CARPET SPECIAL! • Minn 220 141 00 1- 11 19 1 Texas 000 101 00'0- 2 10 0 Fife , Corb in (7) and Mitter wald ; Merritt , Gogo1ewski (3), A ll en (5), Fo u cau l t (BJ and Su dak is WP - File (2 -1). L PMe rr i H (5 -10) . Football VALLEY CAM PER SALES . Monday thru Sat. 8:00 AM TO 9 PM Sunday 11 AM · 6 PM Foreman shows no mercy in knockout Shotgun Softball grind." Travel Trailers I 127 000 000- 10 13 1 A tlan ta San Fran 201 100 000- 4 8 1 Har r ison. (9 -4) and Di etz ; Bryant. Willoughby (3). M offitt IlL McMahon (5), Ca rrithe rs fll, Sosa (8) and Rader . LP Br yant (20 -9) . HRs- Harrison ( 2nd l. Kingman ( 1Mhl. just steady and he gave me the breathing room with a bad start." Gray bogied four of the first five holes and made the turn on crown. the ~. 816-yard , 'par-71 InThe end to the first world verness Club course with a 41, heavyweight championship compared to even.par 35 for fight ever held in Japan came Giles. at exactly two minutes of the "I'm a little tired but I feel first round. allright," Giles said after his Roman weaved to his left and first match. "I was lucky 1 didn't have to go 18 holes and there was no real mental All Parts, Accessories"and I Cin cinnati J03 031 000- 1013 2 San Diego 000 000 202- -4 B 0 Gu ll ett , Ca rroll (8) and Bench ; Greif, Cork ins ( 1l, Sn ook '(5) , Ross (9 ) and Kendall. Cor ral es (id W PGu ll ett (15 .8). LP - Grell (7 15) HRs- Perez (21n d), Gaston ( lith ) TOKYO (UP!) - Undefeated world : heavyweight champion George Foreman Saturday had no mercy for underdog Joe "King" Roman of Puerto Rico and knocked him out in the first round in the first defense of his CLOSE-OUT SALEI I 100 000 002- 3 7 o Houston Los Ang 000 100 00 1- 2 4 1 Griffin ( 1-Sl and June ; Rau , Brewer (9), Richert {9) and Fer guson . LP - Brewer (6-7) HRs - May t22n d), Ferguson C22n d I --------- -----------·--- COUNTY RD. 3 - PETE SPENCER, MGR. Cleveland 310 000 011 - 6 II 0 Detro i t ODD 120 000- 3 6 2 Kekich , Lamb (6) , H i lg endor f (81 and EII1S , M. Lolich , Miller (9) and Fre ehan WP ~ Kekich (2 41 LP- M . lollch (11 -lJ) Monlreal 000 301 010- 5 7 1 Ba l timore 000 00 1 010- 2 10 l Phi la 000 020 ooo- 2 6 3 N.Y 00030002< - 5 80 Rogers , Marshall 19) and Palmer . Jackson (8) ·and Sti nson , Lonborg , Scarce (7}, Hendricks ; Stoll lemy re { 13 13 ) Culver ttl) and Boone WP and Munson LP - Palmer ( \8 Rogers (6 -3). LP - Lonborg ( 12 7> . 11). HR - AIIen (2nd) . Mt~jor P&B MARKET & M&S GUN SHOP Generation Rap QUAIL CREEK a. Arneriun l.eague11\1 game) Boston 000000011 ? 81 M il w 000 100 Oh 3 42 Tii!nl ( 15 l ?J and Fis k ; Champion , Shorl (8 ), Vela lQuez I8L Ed . Rodri_guez (9) and Porter . WP Velazquez U ?) . HR S Ga r c:1Et ( 13th) , Miller (4th) . i iO\lr Right to Know Rt. 4, Oak Hill, Ohio· 8y Un~ t cd Press ln1ernation~l Natio nal League ~1st game ) . ChiC <l 90 000 000 000- 0 7 1 PIIISbgh 006 010 OOx - 7 11 1 Reuschel. LaRoche (5}, Acer (8 ) and Hundley ; Rook:er 17 4) and Sangulllen LP .._ Rl•uschel l12 13 ). HR - Stargell (J 61h l . ~ P41JLIC NOTICES CENTERPOINT STORE Friday's linescores . own." The victory was the fourth without a defeat for the Vikings, wtio have established themselves as the team to beat in the National Conference Cen~al Division. In other action Friday night, Denver edged Buffalo, 16-14, and Los Angeles trimmed San Diego, 30-17. Charley Johnson's 30-yard TD pass to Haven Moses and '1\tr~r'& es Offered f()( Rent _In MemO!} ' •• 0 �.' · !P ~'he SWld&y Thu•s-&>ntincl, Sun1tuy, ~. 1 , 1 . 2. 1973 H=-•'•:·:~·:•:·:·::;?.· ·_.,;;;-~,·:<~:-;:::~::~:-:.:·:· ·.·.~:::· /.;:· •,•.•,•:-:•:•.•/,' _,.,;}:.:.;>',.; •r.'I'/~W.I'HhYh. :·:~~ SeiVtC ~ 1 lantf OWII~I I I'U 0 I Pf Ct lil llteUIH ..I\1 , ,.,,ld , t.'OQf IN C. and '.Jpout ioq 'lhm WilER AS . the underi i Aned IN LOVINU nlilO!Ory Of OlJr C.H W\bl iA.N HcOk ~ t Ort' llf'tnJ \ ..-- - - - - - - - ---, ~ 1 1es . i)nd Bu lm up Hql 1 11 tull t lrntt "" '''' help t-tour\ ' ' " ' • • tWIJ,It• hom e on•lltutea ,, perc:.ent ol the dMitn~ dftUQhtm Ctl flt I llt~n . rooh r r ee E::lll 9 )0 4) m ~ p m MOO l)ftt • •I '<~d 1 ll t')llllt• twtnl ·? llbuttuH;J limd OWfl~fl 10 11 1o WhO dPpiUhtd Ihi ' jJIC ~ 1 • pl ! , mat~ 26 vr •~tperlence Jcitol'll fof r.emi rH1red ptor•on J 11 1 v. • tm lh ,1 1 roadt to be Improved ~tnfl 19M J ame• Marc um , Vlnlon, OhiO, WHER:l;:A S, t!)e pubi iS" Parfv' mu st bt <hrl~ l•on and 11 ., bven 1 1onetv yOlllr ' \lf1Cf' 388 8114 c•pitDie of milnllitHt m~nt con ... en le n t and wr:lfitr t:t you w 4' r" ntlleO I WitV GENERATION KAP 61 " Apply n pL'r'iM &I 100 1na. ret~ujrl} that l l ld road lm Mld ue uliOrl'lt'd of the- lun<: Ttl el'e '5 tlll (lmpt ln en In our IIV Hf:LEN ANIJ SUE BOTTF:1. provtnHrntl shall be mad e. hijflr l whi ch nllver ta n biJ !IOI\1 at vour QOVPrnnHml "'e Ave BOB LANE ' S NOW . WHER!r!FOR , 1t1t1 1/llt>d Sa di'V m1~!1.ed by Mom , t•"bon fe<lln publu: nol lt:e'i hi 1\elll!<'lion•"lll V11ung Wile (om p lettl Booktleeptng .ud T.-ll und~tr~lgned h~rel,ly pet i tion rh e 011d . S1S Rroth ers, Mr aild thai ~~otlf vovernm i''' ' c:h llrgllr hrv1ce . •U• t ~ Fourth A11e ., RAP : Jtll cllltt!ll• fO lie IOIOrm ti CI , , Gat!le C:ounty CommJis1oner• Mr5 lom Arrlr\CJIOn . & A MATUR l;.. l adv to babya l t I< anaun . Ru slntu by IP · to repa ir Md r& tur ta ce th thlt pew$paptu' uroPs cver v Jul'lnll• · ~ave J~nd Bob ~many girls never get over the ~hock that marriage I• Just from I JO p m TO 10 JO Ph polntment . Ph . 446 · 1049 . sp&clf!ed roa(t a and usus lhe t l ti7 i'rt' to rl!~d a11d \ ttldy tn en Hawley ·U6 7.i(o8 . Pluu call aft er 6 p.m . what Mom said It would be : The rQses and honey don 'llasl, and 208 I obulf lny land owners Ill !he 100 l "oth;: e1 W $trOIIOIV adv ise ?1811 manner pr'ov lded herllln . tt'!ose ~l t l 1er11 , se-e~ ln lfiiiJrttutr even if they do, underneath is ll1e thought : "Mom told me ... " I Th following roads are to bt IN l.-OVINC . meu1orv ol our h1fetrn'IR1 10f' , to exercJu the ir ORY WALL ~e rv lce bY <: on For inst&nce: repaired and re !lurtated : dear hust)Md Md l ather. rigt1t of accen to putlll( tracl W J ll~rd Bosley, 446 James F , Oay , who pa su<l a. Oak Drive trorn lis in ... The shock ol having to shop for your own food ... at a recoras a~.d publi c meet!nos A954. ' lnteructlons With u. s. J.S to In away Sept. 3, t96Y 282 II grocery store ... and meet a budget. Intersection with Maple Drlvll D ear P-'d , b. Maple Drive from lis Jn TM day s here ar' e empty , and . .. . 111e double shock of tryin~ to lwti.nce the checkbook TERMITE ~EST CONTROL I. thl! n !uht s art long , tersectlon w ith Magnolia Or l v~ FREE tnspeclion Call AA6 3~45 PU,LIC NOT1Ce d s. ~flcrwar to Its en~ .at the property But we keep re me mber l ng , I hat Merr!tl O'Dell , Opft!rl!lto r t)y WI'HtREAS ~ I petition to boundlld bv the James Bevertv we f'l'll)5t QO on . · ... The rm,tration of buying something for your husband Ex tcrm lnal Trm i le Service, lmprove certsln public roads residence 1 You fOOk pari ot us ' with vou , 10 Be!mong Or I"IU been p ruented. to the Glllla that he would have justlov(-d when you were going together ... when you went away , c. Magnolia Dr!ve lrom the 267 If c ounrv Board of Counly Com , And there is an empty pla ce In Intersection with Osk Drive to and having him scream at the cost. v m lttlontrs : In l nterUC!Ion w i th H i lda our hearts today STE WART E le Clt lcal !Jer\l lc e AN0. 1 WHEREAS , sold Dr l 11e ; ... Cleaning house every day, no! just when you feel like It; But you know we lo..,e you and . ReQa l r , house w !r i ny, . ptlltloft is aftached h ereto ant;:t 1 d. Pecan Drl ... t from Us In lhBt we care , and with HIM sleeping on the couch, no less. electr ic hea tl ng . Phone 446 made • pert hereof as 11 tully re- . terse ction wl!h Mapl& Dr iv e to Be happy w i th God , anct wall lor Immediate Open ings .t561 . written herein ; ... Washing shaving cream out of ll1e oothroom sink, and Us end ; us there . 271 If "NO WHEREAS . sa1d currently available in Sa dl y missed bY w ife , Sad ie, J. Said road repa ir shall ln . egg yolk off a day-<Jid dish cwhich you didn't get around to before petition Is SIQned by fltfy .one clude the fotlow lng : ch il dren 8rl'd grandth l ldren . the following career SEPTlC TANKS percent of the land or lot you went to work that morning). 208 1 a . Crown l he road l or proper Cleaned and ! n s t~lled own ers, residents of such dra inage .· -~-----~~groups in today 's . , .Aild all those little things you do for him, the things he Russell's Pl umb inc;J , 446 47 82 countv . who ere to spec lallv b. Stabilization ot present IN MEMORY o t Ura € 297 ff Army. married you because of ... taken for granted. taw:~td or assessed for said roadbed to prevent· future Walla c e, who passed away Improvement ; ..... ~--------Sept. J , 1964. It is rather disillusioning to realize that no matter how "great bre.ak ·UP of the lmprQved road ; G IL lE NWATER 'S SEPTIC ANOWHEREA S, said county FOOD SERVICE : c . lnst,o~llaf lo n of side dit ches Se ptember. comes with sad TANK ~L EANING AND and exciting" your marriage was going W be, no matwr-how comm lssl or1ers have viewed the to prevent water from running regrets Learn the job whi le REPAIR . AcSO HOU>E different, in ll1e long run it's quite a bit like everyone else's : propo!ifd Im provement w lthjn across and und er the roa d; The day. lhe month we w ill WRE CKI N G Pt1. 446 9499 . th ir ty days of th e presentation you earn . Openings for never forgeL d . All other work deemed ESHibllshed in 1940. romantic in spots, rocky in others, but all in all ... just ... nice. of saltt petition ; • For In our hear ts yo u will necessa ry by the Counly cooks, bakers, meal 169-11 BE IT THEREFORE Engineer to insure a proper atway~ stay - KATHY ----------~-- ....... RE SOLVED that lhe Ga1lla roadbed tor the r esurfac ing ol Lo..,ed and remembered every cu11ers and hospital ALBERT EHMAN DEAR KATHY : Count)' Com m lnloners lind th ,!ll t sai d roads ! dav . Water, Deli very Serv ice mess stewards . the publiC convenience and ... So now you know. e. A ll road!t to be lmpro ... ed The d!!oYS are empty, lhe n iQhi S Patr iot Star ~t ., Ga lli pol is welfar e re qu i re that S&ICI im · shall be resurfaced w i th a two are tong But if your mother is the right sort, she won't say, "( told you P h J7 9 1133 pro11eoment u reQuested In lhe Inch laver Ql " hot m lx But we keep remember ing mat 24J.ff F INANC E : atta ched petition be made . we must go on , so" lout loud ). - HELEN macadam" which shall be BE 1T FURTHER appl i ed i n a workmansh i p You took part of us w ith you Check th e ope BANKS TREE SERVICE RESOLVED , that the coun t y man n er and shall be inspected whel1 you wenl away , FREE est imates. liab l lltv in portunit ies in today 's en;lnur Shall prepare the and accepted by the- County But you know we love you and surance . Prun ing , tr imm ing DEAH HELEN AND SUE : necessary plans , estimates. of Engineer ; we c are . Army for young men I was just given a surprise Sweet Sixteen party by my and ca... i ty work , tree and cost, and spec iti c::a l ions tor the f . All roads shall be p twed to Be happy wilh God . and wa i t for slump remova L Ph . • uti 4953 . and women who e n joy i mpro~emenf together with an us there . the foltow l n~ Widths : 7J. If friends, and I am still on Cloud Nine. Pay Only One est imat ed asseS~ment , based Sadlv missed by h is w ife , Oak Dr ive . 16 fe-et exce-pt on Many people who ask then•'lelves the question, "Why did it accounting and upon ttle es timates of cost, upon curves wh ic h shall be made Verba , children and grand Utility MOTORIST MUTUAL the real estate to be cl'larged w ider ; happen to ME ?" mean it negatively. I have asked myself this Chi taren . cier ic.al wo rk . E·x· IN SUR ANCE 208 · 1 therewith . · Maple Drive , 18 feet trom THE best insurance &t the best countless times - with reeling of wonder and gratitude. perience and BE IT FU RTHE R Magnolia Drive to its in · ---~- --------Addi ~ on, Ohio price . For auto, home, It never ceases to make my insides tingle when I realize how R ESOL..,EQ , that II hearing to tersectlon with Oak Drive , and knowledge obtained in busine$S ana li te . Ray Hawk , hear Ob jec t ions to said im - 12 fee t from Its Intersect ion with My friends and fa mily are so gond to me - I don't agen t, 4A6 -2'300, 541 .tth Ave . lucky I the Army is yours to provemenu and to such Oak Dr l\le, and 12 feet from it!. URGENT! Need roommale (s ) l 5Q .fl know why I deserve such thoughtfulness. They accept and return ntlm ated assessments shall be inters ec t ion w ith Oak Drive to For Information ror Ohio State University . Call keep. had at the meetin g r Oom of the the back propety line of James 25 6· 1406. HOL l. EY Bros . Con&truc!lon. the love I feel for them, many times over . Gallia County Commission ers. Beverly ; 204 -6 bulldoz ing , back hoe work , Call Shirley Adkins Many of the letters you print, Rap, are from those with Ga11 !a County Courthouse , · Magnol ie Dr ive , IB teet from EN LAW d itching, under roads , bor ing . Gallipol is, Oh i o at 1: 00 p .m . Hllda Ori ... e to its · interseclion FOR YOUR needs .in Por tr ait complaints, problems and scU.plty. I experience these things too. Phone 245 -5018 or 245 -5006. Monday , Seftember lo . 1913. w i th Oak D ive ; FORCEMENT comme r ci al and wedd i ng 18- tf But when lll1ink of all the GOOD in the world, and all the lives a BE I FURTHER Pecan '\ lr ee t , 12 feet from lis photography , call Tawney '!. Exciting ca reer s in RESOLVEO , th ai a not ice be Intersec tion with Maple Ori ... e person can touch and be touched by, somehow the BAD is trivial. StUdio , 446 -16 15, Gallipolis, Centrill Air Cond itioni ng publls hd in a newspaper of la w enforcement for to its end ; Ohio . & H eat i ng I want to sQueeze every drop of joy out of life, and I'd like to general ci rculat ion In the 3. The cost of the im . those w ho. qualify . Free E'timates coun t y .that a re~olutlon hes provemen t I~ es-timated to be , APARTMENT for construction be able to wrap this feeling of love in paper and give it to all those Stewar t ' ' tindware been adopted provld !ng for S11 ,924 .SO and th e total cost or RUSS'S GLASS Se r-..: ic ~ '. gla~s Train a s a military men . Ph . 446 -0756 . Vinton , Oh io I encounter . . 1mpro~ement ca ll ed for In the 267 .ft. improvemen t shall be pa id as for all neeps,spectaiiZinQ 1n l44 ·tf policeman, correct ion attachecl pet ition and tha t the fo llows : I thin\< everyone should take the time to set aside a minute or windsh i elds . mlrro_rs , plans, es ti mates of cost, and a. 52,500 .00 b y the Green speciali st or crimina l SL EEP ING ROOMS , week l y plexigiMS , resc reen , 704 P1ne, BACKHOE DOZER two being'... THANKFUL specif ications tor the i m Township Trustees ; rates . Par k Central Hote L Rio Grande . 245 -5048 . TRENCHER igator. invest 10Q.tf proverrent , toge th e r w i th b . Th e balance of the cost 306 -ff CALL Jackson 286-4524 . All DEAR THANKFUL : estimated assessments Upon being equal ly assessed against types of backhoeing, septic S6 do we ! -SUE tne abutlnv rand or lo t ELECTRONICS 3 BEDROOM 1972 Mobile home, each abutting lot as a spec ial tanks, footers, etc. Al•o all TWO . WAY Rad i OS Sales & owners , as petit ioned for , are assessment to be certified to the linen. cookware air con types of lrench ing, water HAP: Wo rk with radar, Ser..,ice . New and used CB's, on file In the office of the County Auditor to be placed on a d i t ioned. televis ion , turn1shed lines , gas li nes efc . How come my boyfriend dri ves like a denom, but when I get po lic e mon1tors . antennas. Board of Commissioners lor spec ial dup licate and co llecte d Will r·ent ro 3 men S20 a week m icrowave systems or 87 -11 etc . Bob 's Ci t izen Band Radio the inspect ion of persons as other taxes as prov ided by each , 150 deposit requ ired . behind the wheel, he acts like my father ? - CAUTIONED Equ i p ., Go rges Creek Rd .. m iss iles . Unlim ite d interested the r ei n . Said Ready 992 .3509, M 1ddlepor1. laW; LAY NE' S Portable Weld ing, CAUTIONED : GallipOliS, Oh io 446 -4517 . not ice shall also conta in the c. A com plete lis t of abuttino Oh i o. opportunities in certi l 1ed pressure p i pi ng , " 212 ·11 . Either because you aren't the world's greatest driver or time and place for the lot owne r s is attached hereto certi f i ed struclurill steel electronics and ex hear ing of oblect lons to sa id and me dea par t hereof . weld ing , aluminum Heli arc . (more likely) because males have a crazy idea that no woman SW EEPER Repairs , Parts , lmpro11ements and to such SLEEPING rooms weekly Ph . 446 -3470 , 24 hou r se rv 1ce . cel lent educational Supplies Ph one 367 -7136 . estimated assessments rates , free garage pa rk ing . GALLI A COUNTY 198-ft can operate a car will1outconstantsupervision. - HELEN Dav is Vacuum Cleaner Store , facilit ies. against sa id abut l ng land or COMMISSIONERS L ibl:)y Hote l. CAUTIONED: 10 a.m .- 5 p .m . Addison . Ohio 24Hf lot owners . . 114-lf SE PTIC tanks ins1al1ed. also all ... And because tl)ey both worry about you. M.en are very PETITION TO IMPROVE MORTON D1CKEY , k inds of backhoe work . C. U . PUBLIC ROADS CA.R PET S and Hi e too . can be CLI<. . OF B9ARD WEHAVE-; ~;mpleoe li;;-. of These are just a few of M iller , Rio Grande , 245-5535 . good at that, you know. - SUE WHEREAS , c erta i n p ublic Aug . 24 thru Sept. 7 l n clus.i~e beaut i f ul if you use Blue 198 30 watches and d i amonds . the many Open ings in L us tre . Rent electric roads in Green Tow"nship are in ------~-----compare our pr ices ' t d ' Army . muS t sh ampooer \1 at Cen t fal need of ext ens ive repa ir andre CABINET Sho p . all types of anyWhere . Tawney 's. Jewelry . 0 ay S Supp ly Co . surfacin g ; and , wood work . l01 Court Street. 51 -If co m e with a 208-6 WHEREAS , neither the 187 .t f townsh ip nor the county ha ... e goaranteed tour of OAY CARE 3 ROOM ap t unfurnished, 575 , funds available to carry ou t 'the C AR PET i nstallation . Phone SUN VAL LEY Nurs er y School, Europe if desired . Phone 446 -1066 or 446-4618 . needed repair ; and , 446 ·422<1 . Ca ll after 5 P .M . 1 licens ed b y State of Ohio , 1 12: ' 193 If WHEREAS , Chapter 5555 ol J0-4 ·6 INSTALL elum ln\Jm si d in g Receive exce ll ent mites west of ne w hospital the OhiO Rev ised Code previae gut~en. , do~nspouts, -~-----------511 Sun Vlley Or . PM. 446-3657 wages while in school, for the . im provement ot pub liC SEPTIC tanks cleaned serv ing awnmgs, storm w 1ndows and Day c are that says " we roa ds and charging the abutting Gallia and Mason count let . pius outstanding doors . Free est imate . Ca ll care ." Madge Hauldren , Fasl dependable services . GENE PLANTS&SON 307 -0128 . Owner ; Lored ith and John benefits such as free PLUMBING - Heat ing - A i r George Plants, owner . Phone 189·26 Hauld r en , Ope-raton•. -~~~~~~:7.~.-675 ·50.49. Cond ffionlng 300 Fourtl'l Ave. medical and de nial 114-ff 157.tf Ph . .446· 1637 . 18 - The SWlday Times -Sentinel. Sunday, Sepl. 2, 1973 Vikings stop Dolphin streak BY JOE CARNJCELLI UPI Sports Writer The Mianti Dolphins' 23game IUlbeaten string suddenly is a 17-game winning streak. The Dolphins ' unofficial streak came to an end Friday night as Fran Tarkenton sparked a fourth-quarter comeback and Fred Cox kicked a 25-yard fi~ld goal with two seconds left to give the Minnesota Vikings a 17-14 victory. 'fhe 23-game streak was IUlofficiai in that it included pre-Beason gwnes. Still intact, .however, is Miami '~ 17;:;ame regular season unbeaten string and the Dolphins could set a pro record wit~ two more ' regular season victories. Miami seemed well on· its way to No. 24 Friday night, building a 17..'! lead on a short burst by Larry Csonka, a 23yard pass from Bob Griese to rookie Bo Rather and Garo Yepremian's field goal. But Tarkenton, who relieved Bob Berry in the third period, got the Vikings going in the last quarter. He threw 15 yards to Ed Marinaro for one TD and ll yards to John Gilliam to lie tl1c game. Ball is Jarrr,d Loose Then Miami's Marlin Briscoe caught a 30-ynrd pass but the ball was jarr<'<l loose and linebacker Jeff Siemon returned it io ll1e Miami 29. Minnesota ran two plays to set up Cox's ga me winning kick. "Tarkenton really ignited them, " said Miami Coach Don Shula . " We still had a chance right up untilll1e end of U1e game but they took the big play away from us and came up with a big play of their Jim thrrc fu•ld ~OlliS c;1rricd lhr Broncos . over Buffalo. Johnson hit Mos~s in U1e second quarter for the Broncos ' only touchdown . Turner kicked field goals of 12, 12 and 40 yards. Buffalo Had • Chanrr Buffalo, now lh:i, had a chance to win with less than two minutes left when the Bills l't'<'OVt'rl--tl a fumble on the Bronco 3J ~ut Jnhn L<')'POidt mlssc'd " 41\..\•nrd field goal attempt. Davis Hay kirkPd U1rec fie ld goals and Larry McCutdK'On and Lnrry Smith scored on short runs as lhc Rams beat San Diego. Johnny Uniws had two TD passes for the Chargers . Mator league Results (2nd game) Chicago ooo 200 ooo- 2 • 8 2 Pittsbgh 101 300 cox - 5 9 o Jenk ins , Surr'iS (8} and Lundsted t , ' Hundley (8). Mor lan , Johnson (4 ). R . Hernandez ( B) and May . WP - Johnson (3 1). L P ~ Jenk i ns { 12 -13!. HR Hebner (10th) . (2nd gm , l l Inns ) 10? 001 000 000 0- 4 11 ) Bos M il 010 101 100 000 1- 5 IJ 0 Moret , Pol e {6 ), Veale (7 ), Rol in ( 10 1, Skok ( Il l and Montgomery ; Parsons , Bell {5). Sho r l ( 1'21. Ed Rodriguez (12 ) and EL Rodr iguez, Porter (8). WP - Ed . Rodr iguez (7 5) . L PBol in (3 4) , HRs- Money 1101h) , Coluccio (13th ) { 10 Inn ings) N . Y. 011001000 3- 611 1 St Lou is 300 000 000 1- 4 8 2 Sadec ki . M cG raw (71 and Grote ; Nagy, Seg ui ( 8 ), Fo l kers ( 10) , Pena (10) and Simmons . WP - McGraw (2 -6) . LP - Segui ( 6 -6) . Leagu e Standings By United Press lnternationill National League St . Louis East W. L. ·Pet. G . B. 68 66 .507 Pittsburg h 66 65 .503 Chicago 64 70 . 478 Montreal 63 70 .474 New York. 62 71 . 466 5'1~ Philade lph ia 62 72 . 463 6 west 1 .t •Ph W. L. Pet. G . B. Los .A:ngeles 83 52 .615 Cincin na ti 80 55 .593 3 San Franclsco74 59 .556 9 Houston 69 68 .504 16 Atlanta 6:S 71 ..478 19•12 San Diego 48 85 .361 35 Saturday 's Results P ittsburgh 1 Chicago 0 San Francisco 5 A tlan ta 4 Tod•v 's Games Ch icago at Pittsburgh New York at St . Louis Montreal at ,Ph iladelphia Houston at Los Angeles Ci ncinna t i at San Diego • Atla nta at Sen Franc isco, 2 Amer ica n League East w. L. Pet . G. B. Balflmore 71 54 .588 Boston 73 62 .540 l'l De troit 71 65 .523 8 1f~ New York 69 67 .508 101/ 2 Milwa ukee 66 68 .4 93 12112 Cleveland 58 78 .425 2JII1 West W. L. Pet . G.B . Oakland 79 54 .594 Ka nsas City 74 60 .552 51f2 M innesota 64 69 48 1' 15 Chicago 63 69 .477 15h California 61 68 .473 16 Texas 46 87 .346 33 Satu r diily' s R es upt s Boston 5 Milwauke o Balt imore 10 New York 6 Cleve la nd 5 Detro it 4 Today's Games M inneso ta at Texas Oak land at Kansas ·city Californ ia at Chicago Boston at Milwaukee : t evela n d at Detroi t 8allimore at ~e,r.' York Giles,• Campbell advance in golf ' '' I f TOLEDO, Ohio (UPI) Defending champion Vinny Giles and Billy Campbell, the last man to wii. the u. s. Amateur golf title at match play, both advanced to the semi-finals of the 73rd championship with victories Saturday morning. Giles, ·30, from Richmond, Va., had little trouble with A. Downing Gray, Pensacola; Fla., winning his quarter.flnal match 5 and 3. Campbell, 50, Huntington, W. Va., posted a 2 and 1 victory over Bill Kratzer! of Fort Wayne, lnd. Giles, who won the championship last year in medal play at Charlotte, N. c., won the first three holes from the 35-year-old Gray, and was four up after five holes without making a birdie. "I played all right," said Giles, "Nothing spectacular, ' I I i •• f r.ampbell, who won his title in 1964 , had his toughest match so far with 21-year-old Kratzer! , a student at the Up.iversity of Georgia. Campbell made the turn I up but Kratzer! tied him with a birdie on the lOth and it stayed that way until 14 where Kratzer! hit his tee shot over the green and had to settle for a bogey four. ~ & 74 Models In Stock pjowler, Chateau, Stingray Pl Pleasant, W. Va. tournament scheduled Ph. 675-5550 I L I ! I ~' •' l w i th heavy foam rubb tr p1d , upert 1 1 ration . Choice of colors. All work ;uarantetl'd . See Wendell Grate for thll buy , or free es t imate on carpet '"ltlllatlon . ,, •nv MID·DLEPORl STORE MIDDLEPORT STORE INDIVIDUALLY OWNED BY CAROL W. MANLEY GUNS & AMMUNITION - BUY, SELL OR TRADE.- HAROLD BLANK, MANAGER STORE HOURS: MON., TUES., WED., FRI. 10 AM TO 9 PM - THURSDAY 6 PM TO 9 PM - SAT. 9 AM TO 9 PM - SUNDAY I PM TO 6 PM - Only Licensed Pawn Shop in Meigs and Ga Ilia County - Hunting Season or Christmas Lay Away Plan - 100 Gun Inventory - with One of the Largest Handgun Displays In The Area - Full Li.ne of Hi Power Rifles For Deer Hunting -Hunting Licenses On Sale - Reloading Supplies - Fair Trade Ins with Our Guns Priced Not Coded -Red · Head Brand Hunting Clothes -Archery Equipment, Bear and Ben Pearson right as the fight started. Foreman with his hands up l)igh bored in looking for an opening. It was Roman who threw the first punch but he missed a left to the jaw. Foreman, fighting carefully, landed a right to the body and shook the challenger. He landed another right to the body and floored his opponent for an eight-count knockdown. Roman was up and tried to avert disaster by maneuvering to his left and right. Foreman bored in with a relentless left and right combination to the body. Foreman rushed the challenger against · the ropes and punished him severely with a left and right combination to the body. Roman went down again for another eight count. Foreman went for the kill, pushed the challenger against the ropes and· then flattened him with a powerful right uppercu t to the jaw. Referee Jay Edson leaned over Roman and· counted him out at exactly two minutes of the first round. Dr. Kei Suzuki of the Jikei Hospital, who is the Japan Box in g Commiss ion's physician, leaped into the ring to examine the !allen Roman. Roman recovered consciousnes,q and was taken to his RUTLAND FURNITURE WE NDELl G.RATE 742 ·42:11 " RUTLANO , O. F i nal 1972 SVAC All Game St•n dl n gs Tea m W L T P Southe r n 7 2 1 172 Kyger Creek 5 J 1 194 Ea~tern 5 4 0 163 North Ga i Ha 4 5 0 144 Symmes Valley 2 8 0 128 So!J ihw~ s t ern 1 8 0 70 Hannan Tr"ce 0 8 0 40 Sept . 7 G1mes : .,' a red hot coupon $5.00 OFF 367·7250 On Purchase of Any Pistol, Shutgun or Rifle. • . -------------- ------------- THAT IS NOT ON SPECIAL Coupon Good AI Both Stores -------------- r -------------- 10% OFF ON CLEANING SUPPUES -------------- -------------- -------------- WIN AT BRIDGE SINGLE BARREL · $ SHOTGUNS South wasn·t worried about a 95 2·2 or 3· 1 trump break . Only four trumps in one hand could hurt him and if anyone wa s goi ng to hold four trumps 1t would almost surely be East. West had bid hearts. He had also shown up with a club suit headed by ace-king . It would be a warm day in Januar y at the North Pole before West held all four spades. South should hav e led a spade to dummy's queen. As· suming East continued clubs . South would discard a heart He would have to lose it later in any event . The n he could ruff the next-club in dummy with the nine of spades: lead spades tw1ce through East to p1 ck up the tO and eight and wind up making his contract in spite of the bad break. NORTH • Q97 3 'I' A 107 t AJ5 • !032 SPECIAL WEST • V01d EAST t A IQ8 ~ 'I'K J9&52 " 84 te43 + 12 • Q986 5 + AKH SOU TH 10 1 + KJ65 2 WINCHESTER 190 AUTO. IIOI,T ACTION lt EPE1\ TING " Q3 t KQ1 096 +J Both vulnerable $4999 W~st S Shot Haa t~lld i ng thumb safety and gen uine walnut atoc k 2'1' .'lorth 3+ East Sout h Pass I+ I+ Pass Pass Pass Opening tead - + K KASSNAR BOLT ACTION 3 SHOT 410 1NEWSP-.PER ENT Ef<PR •SE. J, SSt-1 1 partner gave him a limit jump raise. Two suiters tend 19 produce lots of tricks. We do object 'to the way he played the hand. If you want to bid strongl y you should learn to play strongly also . South ruffed the second club and led the king of spades. East took U1e trick with his ace and . led back the eight of hearts. There was no way left lor South to make his contract. He compla ined bitterly about his bad luck. It was bad luck . but it also was bad play. 94 LEVER ACTION WINCIIESTtr.Jt MODEl , No. D~ J..evcr A ction, '7 Shot STEREO 8 '- TAPES GALES I 25 Automatic $38.00 NICKELED SPESCO 25 Automatic AND •soo HOME TAPE DECK AM-FM RADIO AND RECORD PLAYER 1• Pa s I. Pass s• Pass Pass ~~ Pa ss 6• Pa ss 3• CLEAN1NG SERVICE GEN E RAL hOuse cl ean i ng . We suppl y all lhe cl ean ing sup pl ies . 318 -8875 alter 6 p.m . call 188 -8865 . week ly or montl'l ly cleaning by appointment. 91 .If ------------TOOL sharpen i ng, saws , -------------- Services Offered .! Pass , T. You.Soutb~tJold t QI -------------CAR TER 'S PL UMBING -------------D . P . Mart in & Son Water De li very Serv i ce . Your patronage w il l be ap prec i a t ~ . Ph . 446-0463 . 2·ff AND HEATING Cor . Fourth e. Pine Phone 446 -3888 or 446-4477 165-tf -----------RUSSELL ' S \ 446-3343 ROOFING . gutTers and repa ir wort-. . 367 -7750. 106·3 PLUMBING & HE ATING Gill i po lis, o\o\6·4712 297 -11 ------------ -----------DEW ITT ' S PLUMB1NG BABYSITTER in my home A46· A lOA . AND HEATING Route 160 a1 Evergreen Phone ••6-2735 187 ·t l --------------STANDARD Lost POLLED Hereford Bul l. Reward offered . Ed win L . Smith , 388 -8879 . ------------- - Plumb ing & Heating 214 Third Ave ., 446·3782 187-tf Heip Wanted DEAD STOCK al'\d do flora l deS ign ing , 40 hrs . week . App l Y in per~on . Oudlev ' s. Ffor 1sL Gallipolis MA L E Fo~ Hound . B .W .T .• Emory Gordon . If found call B. F. Gordon , 367 -7112 . 201 ,2 ! Call Jackson 286 ·4531 :-:::~-=-:.:-::_!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ I--~-=~-=:- SOMETHING NEW! EXPER I ENCED beautician , appt y i n pers.on a I fhe Mademo i se ll~ Beauly 5alon . 208 1 --------------FB f EMPLOYMENT sli&ht l ) la\'or the c-onse n ·ativt cou r se since parlnrr ca n still bid sr:vu if hr .,.ao as 10 do so . TODA v·s Q u t;s no~ In stead of 1umpmg to three spade you r par1ner has JUmped 1o lwo no·trump What do you do now " for t1 igtlboth m en in tne area . No ~lCper i ence 1'\ecessar v Jobs anclude stenographers , .t yp lst, messeongers and fingerpr int cl erkS . Start ing .sa lary from S2.t.5 to Ull per !'lour P~ l d vacations , sick lea ve , tran sportat ion to D. - C pa id plus Other benef its. Write ~ Bl, Box 688. Athens . 0 .. 45701. 106 ·6 TRAM ISOL ~ Injectable Wor·mer Solution "Worm A Thousaml Pounds of Cattle" For •1.68 ,. Available in lOOcc & 500cc Two 6-ton models WILL BE OPEN MONDA_Y WITH SPEAKERS 10 AM TIL With Ai~ Speakers CENTRAL SOY A · OF OHIO .srd & Sycamore Streets Ga ltipolls . Ohio " Your Farm Supply Super Mkt ." SPECJAL ; Unloading al the silo -· that 's where the act ion is . And. that 's where self ·unloading forage boxes should be judged, Kasten uses a deep { 16·inch) auger cross conveyor to even the flow of material and move forage swiftly along . There 's no buildup on the drive roll . No bridg ing . Splltage due to relurn slrand carrying malerial back is eliminated. Also elim inated are bells, slats and chains (which sometimes break and wind up In the blower. causing exlen&ive damage .) Me.igs Equipment Co. POMEROY, O . PH. 992-2176 • I • ' f ' ON YOUR DIAl 208 ·11 ----- ~--------- 6 ·I ! t •A l + A K J! 7 F 81 jobs ava il ab le schoo l qradvates , Wh at do you do now" and women A - Hid sis or seHn spadu . ~r Wash ington , 0 . C LABOR DAY WMP0/1390 W ill remove your dead horse and cows IN POINT PLEASANT MECCA CA·RTAPE DECKS Called the only truly Amencan folk songs are the Negro spirituals. Authorship un· known . a~ Self-Unloading Forage Boxes SS.OO Service Charge AVON t err it ory is now open in Gall i po lis area . Would vov li ke to call on Avon exTeRMINAr tN G CO. Term ite & Put Control Wheelenburg , Oh io like KASTEN -------------- 208 -)1 ---rfl'o"MA'S'F"A-;r;-- We talk to you 2 ONLY .,.. PRICED TO SELL NOW! sc issors . sh~ars , home and · .:. ·- - - - - ---! garden oats . Sharp Sho p , SM ALL black and wh i te ca t, J. . - - - ' monlhs o ld, wear in g colla r . Atley rear , 147 Secood . . 216 -lf Call 446 ·9463 . Sou t" t NT 48 tf ------------ W HECKS $38.00 SPECIAL $3oo -----------J& MOUNT 3 The bidd1ng ha s been Wut ~o rth Easl care and 30-days paid vaca tion per year .. For details call your local Army representative at : -- WALLPA PER ING and pain · ting . P hone 446 -9865 or 379 247l . 8J.tf uae:1:~1AtkdiiU -------------.:~ - - - - •••• - · - • • - - - WOMAN 10 dr ive deliv ery truck co ntinu ing to game a fter his WINCHESTER Jack & J i ll Day Nursery . Open i ng Aug.ust 29 , Babys itl ing by dav or hour \ 3 per da y, SOc h r . Contact Marsha Hender son . 256 1379. 205 ·6 cu stomers . Call Mr!. . Helen Yeager . Jac!otson 286-.t028 . By Oilwald & James Jaco by " ' tabject to South 's We•don opening spade b1d . He did have 12 high card points such as they were. Nor do we object to his SPECIAL 30-30 SPECIAL Wanted To Do Bad break and bad play, too SPECIALS 268 -,.....------.------ Plum bing & Heating O.eck Our 228 242 am. --------------- TUI'I'I;;It SINGU; SIIO'r MODEL 138 No. 5 & 6 Shot 91 92 84 151 ------- Notice H&RtOPPER SPECIAL + + lih Baths 12 and 20 OP t:as tern at HannM Trace Kyger Cr ee k"' Wehama North Ga ll la at Nelsonville · York Zane Tr~ce at sou th we&rorn Sym m!f-S Va ll ey at Rock Hill Sou thern at Green Two Townhou~ "A SHELLS WITH,,SCOPE --- 2 Bedroom I VILLAGE GUN SHOPPE • 231 MILL ST.· MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Coal Grove 6 1 1 22 1 124 Athens 7 J o 189 96 Me igs '6 4 o 197 133 Jack$On s 5 0 220 169 Wahama 5 5 0 15.4 161 PorlsmOuth 5 5 0 83 127 Logan 4 a 1 125 tn Gallipolis 4 5 1 114 159 Waver l y 1 8 o 167 30J Pt . Pleasanl 1 8 1 96 165 Well ston 0 10 . o 13 330 Sept . 7 G ames: Pt . Pl easan t at Me igs Kyger Creek at Wahama Ma r lelll'l at Athens Ironton at Hunll n~ton Centra l Ch illicol he at Jackson Logan at New Le)(inoron Waver l y at Porls . N .D . So uth Point at Wheeler sbu rg Wellston at Oak H ill Portsmouth Wes t at Coa t Grov e Sept . 8 Game : Ga l l i polis at Ak ron Man · ches ter, 2 p .m . 1 Qu~ dty 501 nylon ce Gctlr fo rnia 0000 20000- 210 1 012 001 12x- 7 11 0 Chicago Singer , Barber (7), Sells (8) and Torborg , Stelmaszek (8J; Wood, Acos ta (81 and Herr ma nn . 'WP - Wood (22 -18). L PSinger (17 -111 . TARA Townhouse Apartments • 1 COMMUNITY & SALES JOBS NOW! OF OUR By llo·h·n aucl Su1· Huth!J ~ MOBILE ---- Men/Women 17-35 standings ' Call Us . Today Oaklan d 030 001 213 -'10 13 2 Kan City 403 000 00.0- 7 10 1 Holtzman , Odo m (JJ, Pina (6), Fingers (8) and Fosse; Sp l ittorff, Bird (7) and Hea ly . WP - Fi n gers (6 -6) . LP - Bird (4 -4). HRs- Ot is (25thl. Bando ( 2Jrd l. POMEROY - A men's slopitch softball tournament will be held Friday, Saturday and SIUlda y, Sept. 7-9 .at the Kyger Creek Power Plhnt field sa nctioned by the OVEC Softball Club and conducted by Jim's Campers softball team. The first game begins at 6:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 7. First, second and third place sponsors' trophies will be awarded along with individual trophies for first and second place teams. Trophies will also be awarded for players with corner . the most hits and most runs plus a 11 best sportsmanship" award. The entry lee ls $30 plus two Dudley softballs . Deadline for entering is Sept. 3 at 9:30p.m. Anyond needing furthe r AREA TEAMS information should contact I 1912 Finan Larry Grueser in Pomeroy at TEAM W. L . T . P . OP Iron ton 8 53 992-2974 or Jim Johnson in Man ches t er 8 22 00 227 148 33 Mason at 773-5503. South Point 7 2 0 273 136 CARPET SPECIAL! • Minn 220 141 00 1- 11 19 1 Texas 000 101 00'0- 2 10 0 Fife , Corb in (7) and Mitter wald ; Merritt , Gogo1ewski (3), A ll en (5), Fo u cau l t (BJ and Su dak is WP - File (2 -1). L PMe rr i H (5 -10) . Football VALLEY CAM PER SALES . Monday thru Sat. 8:00 AM TO 9 PM Sunday 11 AM · 6 PM Foreman shows no mercy in knockout Shotgun Softball grind." Travel Trailers I 127 000 000- 10 13 1 A tlan ta San Fran 201 100 000- 4 8 1 Har r ison. (9 -4) and Di etz ; Bryant. Willoughby (3). M offitt IlL McMahon (5), Ca rrithe rs fll, Sosa (8) and Rader . LP Br yant (20 -9) . HRs- Harrison ( 2nd l. Kingman ( 1Mhl. just steady and he gave me the breathing room with a bad start." Gray bogied four of the first five holes and made the turn on crown. the ~. 816-yard , 'par-71 InThe end to the first world verness Club course with a 41, heavyweight championship compared to even.par 35 for fight ever held in Japan came Giles. at exactly two minutes of the "I'm a little tired but I feel first round. allright," Giles said after his Roman weaved to his left and first match. "I was lucky 1 didn't have to go 18 holes and there was no real mental All Parts, Accessories"and I Cin cinnati J03 031 000- 1013 2 San Diego 000 000 202- -4 B 0 Gu ll ett , Ca rroll (8) and Bench ; Greif, Cork ins ( 1l, Sn ook '(5) , Ross (9 ) and Kendall. Cor ral es (id W PGu ll ett (15 .8). 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I We have col or p c tures of lhese three homes In our offi ce li nd others See em = •• •I I I NO OF CHILDRENI- - -- - - 1 ·----------------------~Ma111o Barr Ctrcle Development Inc 750 First Avenue Galhpohs Ohio 45631 Or for more rnformalton call collect 446 3746 I •= = " ...•..= .. •= The WISEMAN Cll ~ REALTOR OUick Posses sion MOVE TO A FR ENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD ENJOY THE FAM L Y ROOM W TH F REPLACE CON VEN ENl TO THE HOSP TAL 3 BEDROOMS VERY N CE K TCHEN OWJ>LER WOU LD L KE TO SELL BEFORE SCHOOL START S LOW TWENT ES SH OWN BY AP PO NTMENT ONLY 300 Third Ave G• JJpolls Form s Re~ldonces But nessts need form land for sale us to work tor you List us lor best r11ult s n Rio If 204 ------------- - Galha Co s largest Real Estate Agenc;y EVENINGS CALL: 111 i- BUD McGHEE MASSIE to head Don 1 plant SLEEP N G Hoto room s ---- Go • 94 LUXURY L V N G LOWER R VERRD - 8bg m s a br ck f r 2 baths 2 F p deep close s ned w h ceda a I ca pe t dr eam k t chen has d sposa doub e s ee s nk d shwashe r blende g nder and m Ke bu n oven ref ge a o ;;~nd f eezer Ttl 5 home has qua y p us Wa k ou o th e mas e bd r m and ake ad ve n he poo 20 K SO Located on A eve ot w h r v e ¥ ew MERCERVI L LE 2 bdrm frame house w h bah N ce o and good oca on Can be bough for $8 000 LOWER RIVER RO 5 ms and bat h n good repa r 2 storag e b dgs and loc ated on A eve a dea f o he gardene o a Tra er Pa k Ony$3900 BUSINES S OPPORTUNITY Come n and d scuss w th us N ce fami y dea nels $25 000 annua ly All E ectr c Home 2 m from Gall po s 3 tlt< bath n ce modern k tc he n garage on ot 95 x 65 p ce $2 000 Close to H M C b ck home on arge lo 90 x237 3 BR modern k chen w th d shwasher and d sposa l gas fur nace cent a a r cond t on ng u ty oom wo ca garage v ew ot f om H ac oss h ghway to er bath a ge v ng oom and d n ng room a ll 2 ca rp e 2 f r ep aces and plante tu nace and owa cen a a summe r k t chen n ba sem en 3 porches and one ca r garage On 3rd Ave gas modern k chen 2 ba hs sma Farm 24 A 35 A 1 abe 600 lb T B ponds 3 BR mode n k l chen w th n ce w th hood fu e o f urnace water under doo s & w ndo ws on S R 775 pr ce S3 base men """ 2 some t m~r b t5 ca ne ange pressure s arm 500 In Per y Twp No I acl JSO A No 2 lrac l 100 A m ne r a ghls on bo h I acls OFFICE 4 46 1066 0 EVENINGS Russell D Wood-446 4618 L CROWN CITY Cheap hous ng 5 roooms and bath 1 v rm 12 x 19 H W I oo s sto m doors and w ndows Th s n ce home s only 8 yrs o d and s n good repai It ha s a ut I ty bldg 8 • 16 and oca ted on 52 A lot Pr ced tor a qu ck sa e at $ 2 900 WHITE AVE -4 n ce r ms and bath Lot 00 x 00 Pr ce $7 000 EVERGREEN 969 K rk wood Mob e Hom e w t h 2 ms added ocated on 1 2 A flat and Use e the good d ed well o Ru al Water P ,e$2700 ADDISON m e off Rt 7 beaut fu ramb ng 7 rm frame Ranch on A lot It has eve yth ng all ca rp et over H W f s cen N a rh F . P n ec m gas ea 1 2 baths 1 v rm 5 x 26 and a k tchen the Mrs w I love Low taxes and good sc hoo s All of lh s fo $32 500 ACROSS HWY FROM A D DAVIL LE SC - Beaut fu 5 rm b ck and frame w th utI ty rm and bath Ia ge ca r po I Located on , A fat of Pr ce educed to S22 500 Ron Canaday - 446 3636 John 1 Rlchards- 446 0280 2 8 On<y oom ho use and ____:_:::::::_.::_:_::::.:.:_:_:::__ _______ __, ST , RT A lol 56 000 522 8361 86 ACRES (85 acr es bottom land) l ocated 3 m es t om AUCTIONEERS Tmbe Rdge lake development Some t mber F VE a cres g ass & ees J llR home ce a ou bu d ng fenced 5 room house good 50 Good oc a on n Add son x barn seve al other Twp outbulld ngs Less. than $300 acre TWO BEDRO O M Redwoo d 23 ACRE S- ocated n heart of home w h ba se men & Ga po l s bu ldlng area ep a~ e Covn ry se ng 4 Bea utlfu ol ng land 10 n es ou n a ge o acres oft mber 6 room house NV ESTMENT Be ween town arge ba n and other out and hosp al th ee bed oom bu ld ngs Just $690 acre urn shed hone plus un qu e Span sh s y l e home dea o 130 ACRE farm Opera! ng off ce Pe f ee l oca on da ry farm w th young herd 60 E11.ce en ncome p ope y head Holsten callle lots of equipment new m k MOB LEhome o sonS a e R Pr me co mme c al and on bu ld ng 30 acres corn $2 000 R JS Acreage n lh e coun worth of tobacco Good y Baby a ms n Rac c oon ook ng and Rem ode ed 6 Pe ry and G een Twps room house Well oca ted ust owner w I f nanc e a few m nutes fr om Ga I po s or C own C fy Ohio Let us FREE coun t y maps Fee 1 s ng b ochures F ee g1ve you a th~ details Ca pa k ng F ee c offee at yov Now conv en en ea lt o on S a e REALTORS so R 160 FARMS ST RT 218 77 A Ap p ox mall y 0 A Guyan Bottom balance s h II gentle s ope and llal 829 lbs l ob base se ll 2 38 lb lh s yea buyer ge l s half the 73 proceeds It has a 5 rm mode n house plenty wate good barn 60 x 66 w th 0 cow s tanch ons Th s sa good buy for $2 500 9 A across hwy from Sh l ne Club On ru a wale ne $17 000 ANY HR 446 1998 Neal Realty After hours phone Franc•s McGuire • lflf6 0001 ----------- - 2 ond 3 BEDROOM mob c 1 o os n Ke S nl on and at C pper M $100 IHI C pe non h Phone 446 0 75 o .446 1934 706 3 Oft co Phon e 446 1694 Even ng s Cl aries M Nea l446 1546 J M chool Neo l446 1103 SAM NEAL446 73!8 N E W MOB LE ho e ex ce en ocn on !tdu s on y Phone .146 0338 206 I -------------- NEW LISTING 97065x i 2 SCHULT 2 BR mobile home oca ted on a :~ ac e ot abau 4 m es rom town Th s o n e ha s I ad ex cell ent care and has Ll c ond storm w ndow s washe dryer sma ll storage bul ding Wou d make a g ood nves tm ent or a nice home The Nea llnsura ce and Rei1 1fy s ow at the r new loca t on Tho L bby HoleI HOUSE oom1 tur n shed 3 BEOROOM house l'l c:a bath and u I y oom p e ed _..... n u & oa s h03 u wor k no coup le n o et dr~n bM e o on y vcd n 3 Pho e ~~6 1697 or 446 4956 ode mon hs as J o s fo ~ a c o 206 3 rARM 35 ac cs 6 roon hone bo h Cllr pe cd llde Raymo d Sn h 446 dow s a r s t u bl'ls a n c I 3.109 NO REG RE T I e beo l ye n so <'~ cr spl!' ce t.J l.tdy o 202 2 B u Lus ro c Oli n !I cMp ets hOO k up Co n a Q obnc:co b ettv l u y Ro el ec r c bl'ISC ~ a 8x7 0 1 l.lS 0 R ou sc o ~ Ev& S He g s !I M pooer s li G c M ur 1 o w 1'1 er oo n G 1'1 Cll p o C' d u p y s Low or S n e Cou y 6 6 3 2m 4 4 9J7l 7060 2011 l 20! 2 --------------- - __ 207 0 PUBLIC NOTICE OHIO RIVER Realty Oscar Baird Doug Wetherholt Brokers oscar s a rd Doug Wetherho Brokers Of ce 44 6 3434 M LL S V L LAGE Ve y ove y hree bed oom b ck home w th am y oom end den on man I oo bea u fu carpe h oughout wo ba hs wo f ep aces cen a a con fu ba sem en and re c oom and a ached ga age La Qll qua y hol")'"" e w h cho ce ocat on TRI LEVEL B EA UTY PR VACY w th a d ll gh fu v ew ove ook ng Ga po s can be yo u s w h h s ove v Jh e~ bed oom home w h pu sh ac es Fo ma d n ng OOITI c y wa er and schoo s cen a a on e ~nd ha ha hs p us a powde oom ca pet ng on a arge ot Owner W t a de or a chea p er fa m o house THREEM LESOUT VERYnce hom ew th eK a o nea elemen ary schoo on s a e h qhwav C ty wa e a ge v ng room at ache d ga age ce am c ba h car pe ng a he th ngs you e oak ng fo n a house ust ou s de of to wn w h room o br ea he SPL T LEVEL DREAM T H S ove y home abo ut ve m es om he pa k has o s of n k oom beau tu bu chen one and ha ba hs wa k n close s tu nace hea 1 400 squa e fee of v ng a ea us a ove l y home n a beaut u se t ng IN TOWN BARGA N N N E oom hOuse on a ge c y of c ose o marke s and so es cou d be made n o wo apa r me n s very eas y A one f oor ur n ace hea t fu ba h hardwood fl oo s po ' z 0008 76 It -~--------------- We se ll anythmg for any body Br ng vour 1ems to Knotts Com mun ty Auct on Barn Corner Th rd & Olive For appo nfment call 256 6967 after 5 p m Sale everv Saturday evenmg at 7 0 Clock DISPERSAL SALE SAT SEPT 8, 10 30 A.M so On Rl All 7 m1les East of Athens 0 3S m1les West of Manetta Due to 111 hea llh I w1ll sell my enllre herd of m1lk cows and bred he1fers cons1stmg of 100 HOLSTEINS 100 YOUNG HERD-52 FIRST CALF 25 SECOND CALF A he fers ecent y fresh o spr ngers Appro x 60 head w I be m k ng by sa e day Th s young herd of Ho ste ns has he ty pe s ze and udders you ke T'" r peak p oduct on yea sa e a ahead of them - put rnoney n YO UR pocke t Cows a e g v ng up lo 90 lb per day Hea h papers furnished pregnancy checked and a Vet w be on hand sa le day to he p you check cows If des red Your pre sa e nspect on welcome Folde s at sa le Cull old cows now wh e beef price s h gh and replace with some of th ese young qually cows ONE TIME ADCL P & SAVE Terms Cash or check w fh I 0 Lunch on premises Joe Lucas Onwer Sale conduc1ed by Rt 1 Athens 0 SHERIDAN S AUCTION SERVICE 6 4 448 2894 614 448 4263 NEIGHBORHOOD ROAD N CE h ee bed oom sec ona hom e n c y Schoo d s c o c ed a u na ce w ndow a ond one and an ce o Good v ng o on y G 3 200 EUREKA N CE v ew o he r ve w h h s h ee bedroom hom e n ce ba h fu na ce hea l ove y d n ng and v ng oom w h f ep ace ga age and a b g o WOULD PROBABLY VA GOO D hr ee bed oom home w h ba h u nace new c a pe n v ng oom oca d c ose o l aw n on a n ce leve ot SEVERAL good bu ld ng s es an d acreage WE NEED s ng s f yo u have a home or ac eage o se o ade ca Oh o R ve Real y oday we be g ad o he p YOU Ev en ngs Ca 446 4244 Steven Betz 446 9583 John Fu er 446 4327 ONE ACRE l ocfl ed a c ross a roa d ac k f om Ga po s C y m s gns on R 35 304 36 8377 205 6 ST RT 775 - 80 A 10 m es N EW 4 bed oom b ck car fr om town 8 m house ba n pe ed 2 ba hs 2 c a ga r ag e 36 x 60 w th conc rete f r with L ak e D R o G ande p ce sheds added S lo 6 x so m d h r es ow n e es a e Ph ?<S 5439 Near new Badger Loader 20 Nea all of 80 A s tracto and It ha s a pond and wale lng trough P1 ce onl y BY OWNER 6 oo n hou se J $43 000 bed oo m s s on e f ep ace on eG <1 de B vd 446 3 98 20 3 VACANT LAND 25 A Leve l land at Rodney On wale I ne P ce S35 000 RURALLI ST N GS needed Any s ze A y oca on We buy HAVE BUYERS FOR GOOD se r ade and au c on e• HOMES CALL NOW es a e Area code 614 867 3725 Don Seely Are Code 304 419 2631 Jim Scoll Are• Code 304 52l 9715 oWNER BOUGHT A FARM & 1s Will ng to part w1lh th s lovely 3 BR hom e w thm walkmg d s tance of the hasp tal Spec al feature s are a formal dm ng rm carpeted LR w th firep l ace full basement lovel y d en f n1 shed n Knat1y p new th wood burn ng FP garage & a l arge 100x300 lol Ca ll for appo ntm e nt 446 Tel 446 1998 CALLING ALL GARDENERS Heres some advtce 111 pay you more than Your Wife can weed P 0 Box s 6 Ga Really 32 Stale Sl For Rent W lh 14 fl fini shed gorag o Seporale dining area with slid ng glan doors and broakt.,t bor and ~e lf cleaning range Plush wall lo woll carpeting Locat ed on tOOxiJO II lol on Folrflold Co tcnary rood call otter 5 P m on Mondoy 446 0380 Ph 44& 27 30 FOR SALE Bab y fa m s mo b ~ home s es c am p s tes w h oads e ectr c und e g 0 B Tc nes und e g wa erm a ns anct n ght I Loca ed on Raccoon R m sou h o s R No 2 8 en 0 m nu es f om Ga po s on he ong es cr ee k n he wo d P ced 5500 and up E Te m s A so h~tve a ge ac eag es of wood and no bv d ngs good hunt n u p en y o w dl fe ~ 446-1255 ....... TOTAL ELECTRIC 3 BR COLONIAL RANCH STYLE HOME ;;:: :E Gi)l a Co s Largest BY OWNER HOBART 0 LLON REAL ESTATE BROKER E. N. WISEMAN 446-4500 REALTOR 446-1066 OUT OF TOWN N TH~ QU ET COUNTRY T S ONLY 3 YRS OLD W TH HARDWOOD FLOORS CA RPET IN LIV N G ROOM 3 BEDROOM S UT ROOM GARAGE RURA L WATER SYSTEM ONLY 6 MILES F ROM TOWN 3 M LES FROM HM C PR CEO TO SELL CALL TODAY Real Eslato Sales Ag oncy Off ce 446 3643 Eventngs Call E M lkt W1 seman 446 3796 E N W seman 446 4SOO Bud M eG hoe 446 ms 011 ~ RUSSELL WOOD Reasonable OWNER VERY VERY ANX OUS - MU ST SEL L MMED ATELY TH S S YOUR OPPOR T UN TY FOR A BARGA N 4 BEDROOMS F N SHED FAM LY ROOM CAR PETED LIVIN G ND DIN NG N CE KITCHEN GOOD NE G HBORHOOD N TOWN OWNER W LL HELP F NAN CE SO DON T PUT OFF SE E NG TH S ONE ,.o 111 lii Our Specialty Is Selling Your Property. 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"IKE" WISEMAN 446-3786 Excellent Fam1ly Home LARGE FLAT L OT RECOND TONED THR OUGHOUl' NEW CARPE1: FLOOR COVE RIN G N K TCHEN N EW PANT O UT S DE LARGE FAM I LY ROO M 3 B R BATH W I TH SHOW ER CI TY SC HOOL D ST M D TWENT ES CA LL NOW FOR AP PO NTMENT TH S HOME S 3 BLOCKS FROM C TY SCHO OLS T S IN AN EXCEl.LENT NE GHBORHOOD ON A LARGE SECLU DED LA ND SCAPE D LOT AND YOU WONT BEL EVE THE PRICE OF $23900 NCLUDE S 3 BEDROOMS N CE K TCHEN LARGE CLOSETS BA SEME NT GARAGE A ND NI CE HEATED WORK SHOP T S ONE OF THE BEST BUYS N TOWN R GHT NOW 1 story brick on large flat lot Cll 0 OFFICE 44(»-3643 2 MILE S OUT 2 AC R ES TO PLAY N FRONT IN G STA TE HIGHWAY 3 OR 4 BEDROOMS D N NG ROOM BUILT N K T L KE NEW CARPE T LARGE L V N G ROOM LARGE CLOSE T S STORAGE BU LD IN G CAl. L NOW PR CE D TO SELL For Rent For Rent 2 X60 Tro er locoltd Ortftdt 2.5 5261 If you want to sell your property why not hst w1th C1ly Water Country L1vmg L1ke New E DGE OF TOWN ROOMY K ITCH EN LOTS OF CAB INET S UT ROOM 3 BED ROO M S CARPET N BEDROOMS LV N G ROOM & HAL L AT TACHED GA R AGE LARGE F LAT LOT C TY SC HOOL DI ST OWNER MOV NG OUT OF STATE CA LL NOW FOR AP PO NTMENT SAVE$$ (;) WE NEED LISTINGS Busmess Opportun1ty FO R QUAL F l ED PE RSO N VERY P ROS PEROU S B U S N ESS N GA L L A COUNT Y S YOUR S F YOU ARE W L UN G TO WORK HARD NCL UDE S LAR G E RETA L SEL L NG AR E A LOAD S O F STORA G E SPACE WITH L IV NG QUART E R S AT SAME LOCAT ON OWN E R S RETRNG AND WL L HELP F I NAN CE FOR R G HT PERSON WE CAN SHOW BY APPO NTM ENT ONLY F OR F URTH E R IN FORMAT ON CALL US TODAY BY OWNER z REALTOR Off 446-3643 I Off 446 3643 Very FOR SALE ......- Ill Locahon Is Most Important -..... 593 6816 I CUT WRAPPED FROZEN 992 3374 STRIPPERS We Slrlp Polnf Varn shes Etc from Furniture Antiques Modern Metals No ruinous yes or caustics used Pick Up Service Avaflablt We Buy & Sell Antiques Dick Seyler Owner Kerr St Pomeroy 0 Phone "2 2798 1 NAME I cuftmg BIDWELL Mode n hom e lh " w fe a~pro\led k chen large 12X20 tam "'rm J BR s. large ot A I t h s c an be yours for onlv t 6 900 w .------------------------, I I I • - • ·---""'\ p GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 Open8T IS Monday lhru Saturday 006 E Man Pomerov 0 meat Pl easa nt Ridge Roacl POMEROY OHIO - ~lop In and See Our Floor D1splay CLELAND NEW L ST NG - BE AUTI FUL SPLIT F OY E R w h a O¥ e y h s dlae ling c ose o own 3 BR 'l be hs camp ete ~ 1 chen Ja ge d nlng ar ea w h pa o tloo s separll e laundry m arge tam v rm w h & ga age f rep ace den a Be the f rsl to see h s one p AND J HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 Pomeroy Home &Auto The Shop custom Ph ~9ll174 Pomeroy FURNITURE c 966 FOR D GA AX 500 XL PAR K V EW Ken ne S Pood cs good cond on p ced oy mae an d e mt~ e r ee~ s onab e Phon e 994.7033 Phone 992 544 3 8 28 6 c 7 5 fc ...... 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INC. 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy ' D1ck's Hoard House he laroesf Truck or Bulldozer Rad alor to the ::, ma esr Heater lor~ Nalhan B ggs Rid1ator Spwal st POMEROY HOME & AUTO 3 HOU SE fo bed ooms ga age a d on ng fu basemen hea co ne of Cen e Th d S ee Ma son Ca 8 3 30 c 5384 ----·-------"--RE F R G ERAT O R 3 doc a ge ee e omb na on ROOM S and w h woodga n on wh e 6 w n ake cos $500 00 W ak e ba se m en $ 25 00 T ade o mak e ot e co m mod e and g as 0 he s $25 00 ea h Phon e 992 F or c ed a 9 Rober 0 R e 7 3 d u n u e '" a S M dd epo E em en a Y 992 364 9 23 c GI LOANS WR TE TODAY nclude phone nvm be DONNA LEE COMPANY 600 N Jackson Street M e d a Penna 19063 THE LEADER SIN CE 1900 IN SER VING THE NA T IONS BUYERS & SELLERS l Ph 046 0008 Real Estate for Sale Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale Agency Wo~ld1 Larg.:st Bulltto Your Specs Dtllvored to Job Silo HOGG & ZUSPAN Sept 2 1973 Real Estate for Sale REALTY enl ' Roof ng Spout ng Porch Repa r Com plete Home Remodeling Ph. 742-6271 now un Real Estate For Sale STROUT It Mus t Be RIQht ()r we Will Malkeol ~fght PRICE Real Estate For Sale m he KOSCOT KO SMET CS & W GS Spec a s du ng Aug us a e Ko ncen ee Mo s Kote K eans ng Kream One Day Sache & o hers Phone Helen Jane Brown 992 51 3 IN MEMORY of ou fa her Open Monday through grlmdtathtr and husband Fr day 7 a m lo 3 30 p m Cltr wa on who depart ed th s fe Se p 4 1970 : Our On Old Rt 33 hearts st 11 ache w h sa dness ucret tears will flow who.'ll t Phone 992 2689 me~ to ose you no one w II Pomeroy Oh1o tvtr know When days a e dMk ll'ld dreary and 1" trVIh ng goes w ong we Hthl to h.Ur YOU Wh Sper chelr up ond ca yon Ea ch t me we see your p c ure you 111m o &m e and say Don cry m on y a eep no we w mtt au an some day Sad y 1967 FURY P ymouiH One m lssed by h s w fe V rg n a owne A cond tfon Pho e ch ldren grandch dr en 985 1900 9 2 lp 8 30 6 p j MIDDL EPORT OHIO Phone 992 2550 he 92 6c IN LOVING memory of our husband hlthe and g and father Hen y Capeha w o pessed away f ve yea s ago Septembe 3 968 The m dn ght stars keep sh n no upon your s l ent grave Beneath t seeps th e on e we oved he one w e cou d no save We th nk ot you as one who sleeps a 1 f ee from g ef and --- 7 5 ABOUT PRE FABRICATED ALL WEATHER ROOFING CO WHOLESALE D !TR BUTORSH P NOW AVA LABLE Be n Bus ness Fo You se Fu o P' a T me D STR BUTOR NEEDED n I Spec10 lsi Who I ] p •c Busmess Dpportunibes ~x5 ASK US ROOFING FUR NAC E CLEANING AND REPAIR AND PLUMBING FOR PR OP 9 J x 0 M OS LE home w ashe a d d ye d sh was e sa ess s ce s nk 9ar bagc d spo.sa eye eve oven ange o acron po yes e ca pe a ge o Ph one 742 J093 ' 2 c - - --·--·------=WE w SH o express our ap keto thank Rev Lloyd Gr mm and tam y he Mart n Fune a Home ne gh bors Mrs Arno d Gra e Vo le Grate tr ends for a the f owers donat ons and cards of sympathy And to those who he lped n any way dur ng the ness and death ot Orv e Nappe Dona d Pflme a Jeremy and Evelyn Napper c sJ BRUSH I OGS 99 2 511511 9 '} 3 c G A R A G E -,5 ,-A :-:L. ~E~ ---;A--:n; ' q Ue S Avo n bo es clo h ng s oes and pu ses s 00 a bag Open I om 9 a n 8 p m Sunday 02 Co do S ee thanks and apprec at on o the Pomeroy Eme gency Squad fo the r p omp and eff c en he p when ha d my ace den A so tho se who helped n any way that n gh end to he many ca ds sen me durng my confnem en Les e C Hoffman 92 p WE WOULD p Sentin<l Sunday For Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds Business Services Oo CONSTRUCTION W SH o ex end my s nee e prec at on dur ng the death of our husband and fa he Kerns Roush a Sher ff and Mrs Robert Har enbach the Pomeroy emergency squad Sgt Henry Werry Dr Ray Pickens Ew ng Fun era Home Homer Baxter Gera d Powe the Rev W bu Perr n pallbearers Rob n Nye Henry Sa ser La Y Clark Tom Reuter Rober Oav s Haro d Br nker and to al au many fr ends and neghbos fo al ther t)lough tu cons dera on Mary K RoUsh and ch dren 92 c NV ES TM E N T SAL E --- OFF ICE HOURS m to 5 00 p m Da v m o 2 00 Noon Saturday 8 JO a I 30 8 WORD S CANNO T exp ess he de e p and h ea fe t ap 0 Hayn an YARD SALE a p ope y n Reeds e Oh o o S R 68 Scp 3 and 5 9 '2 3 c ...... 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FARM MACHINERY AND HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS Ford t actor No 850 Ford 7ft mower p ck up d sc 3 1.4 3 ph plow c u va to s ear scoop rear ho sf stee harrow wagon on r ubber 8 ft a urn g a n e evator platform sea es co mput ng sea es e ec r c g nder corn she er w h motor t able saw with ' hp heavy duty motor 3 v ses Fa d pu y and be t ladder sk ff ron kettle lard p ess sausage stuffe 2 copper kettles e lectr c fencer comp lete dehorners m k cans one of hand too s and m scell aneous fems Ol e ot pou try feeders and equ pment 2 bed oom su tes 2 p ece ll v ng room su te very nice rocker s cha s amps pen c able elect c sew ng mach ne 2 stud o couches p cture frames comb nation rad o and r eco rd player fan s antique dresser qu It ng rame s 2 g de s d shes stands ru gs many other t em s 400 ba es hay fa qua ty Mrs Wrenna Lauderm11t New Haven W Va locatton Upper end;af New Haven on Layne Street near Commumty sw mming pool Lunch w II be served John M c Ne 11 Auct Shell Hart & B bbte penc I pushers TARA AUCTION DEVELOPMENT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1973 STARTING AT 10 A.M • OORP. NEW HOMES FOR SALE Building Sites Availabl e Klngsberry Homes bu1ll to fit any specifications All Underground Utilities Provided ----------For Information Or Appotnlment PHONE 367-7250 Adcl1son 0 Paul L Berkley Rt 2 Letart W Va Havmg sold my farm I w111 sell my machmery at the larm on the 8th day of Sept 1973 D1rechons Go on Sand H1ll Rei about 3112 mi or to lop of hill past Rayburn Cross Rd first road to lef1 at top of hill Walen for sale sign Cherry Burrel I 634 milk cooler bulk lank m lklng mach ne Un verse 2 cam~ complete 1964 Rembltr Class c 2 door good t ansportatlon Fairbanks Mortt hammer m I hand co rn shel er F ord 1956 modt l tra ctor r ecently overhau ed New Holland 66 Baler Oliver 77 tra ctor n good work ng condit on Ollv~r wagon on rubber and good bod y New Holl•nd 55 Hay Rake 0 lver Cu ltivator Olive 2 botlom pow on rubber Ford 2 bottom plow 3 pi hitch 01 ver row corn picke-r good worklno cond t on 30 ft e leva tor 120 ft I tter ca rr er track no bucket 6 bu d ngs ch ~::ken hse 30)(8 ft corn cr b 6K19x8 high smoke ho\Jse 121<! 2 born~ back ol corn cri b l oom house near smoke house 0 rect ons From New Haven go to Sasafras Watch for sa e s g ns LUNCH AVAILA.BLE COL JIMME SAYRE AUCTIONEER 2145 Eutorn A" Golllpells Oltlo Phone (4 14) 4•6 3444 �·-F-;,;·F~;tR~sults Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds Card WANT ADS For Sale Help Wanted of Thanks I NFORM-'TION Det~d Mondey ne 9 a n Clnct a on Corre ct on!i W II be a ccepted un 9 a n o Dav of Pub c at on REGULATION! 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He e sa cute Love Nes t that w be the pr de of yo ur br de 3 bed oom s Bath Lots of cab ne s n kitchen La ge ca pe ed I v ng oom Full basement w th sh ower and recrea on oo m Large doub e deta ched garc;~ O"' w th work shop N ce cook out w th sc ee ns and oaf Lots of stone and alum s d ng JUST 12 000 00 Large level of JOB TRANSFER fo ces the sa l e of th s bea ut fu new home 1 fl oor p an 3 11 ce bed ooms w th close s Lovely mode n bath w th c~ram c t e and con so e wa sh bas n K tchen has love y cab nets d n ng area Ut ty r oom Guest closet Ha dwood f oors w th som e ca rpet ng over Carport with sl o age area Large of IOOx 00 GO IN G AT $2 000 00 LARGE HOME Close In 36 acres 2 stor y 1st ll oo has 2 bedrooms s c arpeted 0 n ng room La ge ca peted vlng oom Ba th Po ches 2nd floor has 2 Ia ge be drooms w th loi s of sto age l ot s of t e and pane l ng n I hi s pr ope y $9 500 00 AROUND80ACRES Loca ed on Rou e 325 nea m ne No 2 Ia ge barns New wa ter system going n now on Rt 325 Ground 'ays rea l nice s 2 000 00 WANT TO SELL' PROPERTY IS MOVING FAST NOW CALL US TODAY HE'lRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 2259 tt no answer 992 2S68 Pets For Sale " --------- Oltk I D1l• really know how lo cui up --·- ... -· ---------------- RON SHEPARD Floor Wa Remode ng Ceram c f le baths Box 280 Rut and 74 2 3664 6 26 fc DOZER an.d back hoe WO k ponds and sept c tanks d t ch ng serv ce op so f d rt mestone B&K Escava ng Phon e 992 5367 o 992 386 ' 1 TO YOUR SPECIFICATION D1ck Vaughan WOO OS MILL R D - We hav e 2 homnt a h s oca on Bo h are n good repa have sma acreage and are p ced o se I a 1 4 700 ond l i S 500 ENO - 0\ler an ac e ol o ng and With a mode n 6 m home and basemen On y I 6 900) NEAR MED CAL CENTER Th s yr o d anch feature s a br ck f ont ga age 3 8 R fac o y k lch en & 00 f ron tag e of the 0 J Wh e Rd STATE ROUTE 60 - La ge 7 rm home wl h 84 A c ose G NGHS owner anx ous o se 1 at 14 t OO Heal ng Atr Cond Refr gerat on Plumb,ng Electr cal Appliances Auto A r Cond Res dent~~ or Commercial EASTERN AV E N r emode ed 6 rm home alum ri''Um s d n g s w ndow s ca rpo and back yard 215 N Second Phone 992 3509 24 Hour Serv ce All work guaranteed EUR EKl - ONE OF THE NICES rem ade ed ode homes that you w f nd anywhe e Spec a fea ures a e a Ia ge open toye ead ng o the w nd ng s ta way f rep ac n LR larg e to ma dnngrm a BR &a arge o w th an Oh o R ve v ew SEPTIC TA~KS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE STATE ROUTE 586 Modern 4 BR ranch w h O¥er an ac eo and Th1s 5 y od beauy offers !' 2 ca ga age baths • a r co nd fu baseme'h w th family rm aundry end Ia ge s one rep ace MODER" SANITATION JOHN TUCKER Rl 4 Pomeroy 0 99l 3954 or 992 7149 6 OWELIJ. -2so ry5BRho me n good cond ion s oca ed on a acre corne lot Owner s mov ng & s anx ous to se ll EXCAVAT NG Dozers Ia ge and smal Backhoes and oade s on track and t res Dump tru ck Lo boy se v ce Sep c tanks Insta ll ed Geo ge (a I Pu ns phone Owner w he p f nance ih s 5 rm home w th a ge c omm erc al type garage KANAUG~ 992 2478 or 992 7402 2 9 fc SEPTI C TANKS AROB C SE WA G E SY ST E M S C::LEA NEO REP AA IRED M I LLER SAN T liON STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 0Afc SUN VALLEY DRIVE Owner moved out of town 8. Is offer ng1th s ove y 7 rm home a a pr~ ~~ that wou d be ha d 1-efuse mm ed at e o possess on 11 MA CH N ES Repa serv ce a I makes 992 2284 v The Fab c Shop Pomeroy Autho zed S nge Sales and !-1 Se v ce We Sha pen Sc sso s _ MOBILE home epa r E ec rca plumb ng and hea lng Phon e 992 5858 7 15 fc HARR SONS TV se v ce and ser¥ ce ca Is Phone 99 2 2522 2 9 tc c e ly has o m a ge INVESTMENT Two 19 2 a elect r i c mo b e home s compte e y furn shed Ren ling for over $4 000 pe y Loca ed n Add on Twp and pr ced at $15 000 1_29 lc FOR FREE estimates on alum num s d ng S orm Doors and w ndows car ports Marquees and R a 1 ng Phone Charles L s e Syracuse Oh o Carl Ja cob Sa es Rep esen a 've V V Jo hnson and Son Inc VI 6 22 fc T ME o check hat o o ga s D y tu nace for wlnle fu neces cost fue and cou d co! t a fe Ca P & J Home Ma n ent~nce 992 3509 215 N Sec ond M ddlepor 8 23 30 tc -------------- FARMS NEAR TYCOON LAKE 45 A most y actor and 14 X 70 Mob e ·,home $28 000 G REEN~\JI ELD TWP log cab .n s 3 000 2! A HUNT NGTON TWP 4 A pasture and woods $ 4 000 RACCOON CREEK BOTTOM <O A 25 A I llab e S 3 000 NEAR: RIO .40 A 7 rm hom e $3 000 down $ 00 per mon h NEAR LECTA - 135 A 3l A tra c tor and arge ob bese 116500 PERRY TWP Exce en da rv fa m $75 oop ADD SO~ TWP - 60 A 20 A t ab e ba ance n woods 115 000 5 A mos y NEAR V NTON woods s 5 000 MORGAN TWP 84 A va can t l and S20 000 MORGAN TWP - 66 A 7 rm home barn pond Sl2 000 Ranny Blatkburn Branth Manager r-----------------------------------------~~~--, : H&H TRAVEL TRAILERS • E • j> .. 93 Columbus Rd • ATHENS .... • CLOSE OUT SALE f • Everythmg Goes Featunng Travel Traders By: •• •• •• :• •• Coatsman, Fan, Omengo, Four Seasons and Pravo •• •• •• •• •• ••• •• Dr1ve A L1llle Save A Lot No Reasonable Offer Refused RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS •• MIDDLEPORT OHIO •• ••• ••• • RENTAL SURVEY •• ( F1llmg out and relurnmg the below survey DOES NOT OBLIGATE YOU but only ex presses your interest m possibly renllng an apartment Reduced rents are available tf you qualify the bas1s of mcome l •• on I PRESENT ADDRESS ~ 1 SINGLE •• = •;• 6ROOMS 3 Bedl oom modern ranch type modern kitchen w lh oven range d shwasher (s s dbl s nk ) din ng oom with pat o This home s carpeted co mpl e t e Y Located on ni ce lot A good buy at on ly $24 500 7 ROOMS Bedroom arge s ze w th 4 c losets arge modern kitchen w lh bu I n b ch cab nel s bath & showe gas lurna ce family r oom pan e ed basement garage Ia ge lot Lois ol yard & shad e trees A stea at 5 8 900 9ROOMS 5 Bedroom 1 ba th sew ing or TV oom fir ~pl ace gas fu nace 4 room upstfj s 5 rooms down st ai r s Lo c ~ t ~d on corn er lol 50•100 ft w th hodge two s des ctose o sc hool chur ch enc osed back porch ol s ol In ve~ lm e nt pos s b I f y +n th s property and on ly 51350000 ' I I •= I MARRIED _ _....,. I We have col or p c tures of lhese three homes In our offi ce li nd others See em = •• •I I I NO OF CHILDRENI- - -- - - 1 ·----------------------~Ma111o Barr Ctrcle Development Inc 750 First Avenue Galhpohs Ohio 45631 Or for more rnformalton call collect 446 3746 I •= = " ...•..= .. •= The WISEMAN Cll ~ REALTOR OUick Posses sion MOVE TO A FR ENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD ENJOY THE FAM L Y ROOM W TH F REPLACE CON VEN ENl TO THE HOSP TAL 3 BEDROOMS VERY N CE K TCHEN OWJ>LER WOU LD L KE TO SELL BEFORE SCHOOL START S LOW TWENT ES SH OWN BY AP PO NTMENT ONLY 300 Third Ave G• JJpolls Form s Re~ldonces But nessts need form land for sale us to work tor you List us lor best r11ult s n Rio If 204 ------------- - Galha Co s largest Real Estate Agenc;y EVENINGS CALL: 111 i- BUD McGHEE MASSIE to head Don 1 plant SLEEP N G Hoto room s ---- Go • 94 LUXURY L V N G LOWER R VERRD - 8bg m s a br ck f r 2 baths 2 F p deep close s ned w h ceda a I ca pe t dr eam k t chen has d sposa doub e s ee s nk d shwashe r blende g nder and m Ke bu n oven ref ge a o ;;~nd f eezer Ttl 5 home has qua y p us Wa k ou o th e mas e bd r m and ake ad ve n he poo 20 K SO Located on A eve ot w h r v e ¥ ew MERCERVI L LE 2 bdrm frame house w h bah N ce o and good oca on Can be bough for $8 000 LOWER RIVER RO 5 ms and bat h n good repa r 2 storag e b dgs and loc ated on A eve a dea f o he gardene o a Tra er Pa k Ony$3900 BUSINES S OPPORTUNITY Come n and d scuss w th us N ce fami y dea nels $25 000 annua ly All E ectr c Home 2 m from Gall po s 3 tlt< bath n ce modern k tc he n garage on ot 95 x 65 p ce $2 000 Close to H M C b ck home on arge lo 90 x237 3 BR modern k chen w th d shwasher and d sposa l gas fur nace cent a a r cond t on ng u ty oom wo ca garage v ew ot f om H ac oss h ghway to er bath a ge v ng oom and d n ng room a ll 2 ca rp e 2 f r ep aces and plante tu nace and owa cen a a summe r k t chen n ba sem en 3 porches and one ca r garage On 3rd Ave gas modern k chen 2 ba hs sma Farm 24 A 35 A 1 abe 600 lb T B ponds 3 BR mode n k l chen w th n ce w th hood fu e o f urnace water under doo s & w ndo ws on S R 775 pr ce S3 base men """ 2 some t m~r b t5 ca ne ange pressure s arm 500 In Per y Twp No I acl JSO A No 2 lrac l 100 A m ne r a ghls on bo h I acls OFFICE 4 46 1066 0 EVENINGS Russell D Wood-446 4618 L CROWN CITY Cheap hous ng 5 roooms and bath 1 v rm 12 x 19 H W I oo s sto m doors and w ndows Th s n ce home s only 8 yrs o d and s n good repai It ha s a ut I ty bldg 8 • 16 and oca ted on 52 A lot Pr ced tor a qu ck sa e at $ 2 900 WHITE AVE -4 n ce r ms and bath Lot 00 x 00 Pr ce $7 000 EVERGREEN 969 K rk wood Mob e Hom e w t h 2 ms added ocated on 1 2 A flat and Use e the good d ed well o Ru al Water P ,e$2700 ADDISON m e off Rt 7 beaut fu ramb ng 7 rm frame Ranch on A lot It has eve yth ng all ca rp et over H W f s cen N a rh F . P n ec m gas ea 1 2 baths 1 v rm 5 x 26 and a k tchen the Mrs w I love Low taxes and good sc hoo s All of lh s fo $32 500 ACROSS HWY FROM A D DAVIL LE SC - Beaut fu 5 rm b ck and frame w th utI ty rm and bath Ia ge ca r po I Located on , A fat of Pr ce educed to S22 500 Ron Canaday - 446 3636 John 1 Rlchards- 446 0280 2 8 On<y oom ho use and ____:_:::::::_.::_:_::::.:.:_:_:::__ _______ __, ST , RT A lol 56 000 522 8361 86 ACRES (85 acr es bottom land) l ocated 3 m es t om AUCTIONEERS Tmbe Rdge lake development Some t mber F VE a cres g ass & ees J llR home ce a ou bu d ng fenced 5 room house good 50 Good oc a on n Add son x barn seve al other Twp outbulld ngs Less. than $300 acre TWO BEDRO O M Redwoo d 23 ACRE S- ocated n heart of home w h ba se men & Ga po l s bu ldlng area ep a~ e Covn ry se ng 4 Bea utlfu ol ng land 10 n es ou n a ge o acres oft mber 6 room house NV ESTMENT Be ween town arge ba n and other out and hosp al th ee bed oom bu ld ngs Just $690 acre urn shed hone plus un qu e Span sh s y l e home dea o 130 ACRE farm Opera! ng off ce Pe f ee l oca on da ry farm w th young herd 60 E11.ce en ncome p ope y head Holsten callle lots of equipment new m k MOB LEhome o sonS a e R Pr me co mme c al and on bu ld ng 30 acres corn $2 000 R JS Acreage n lh e coun worth of tobacco Good y Baby a ms n Rac c oon ook ng and Rem ode ed 6 Pe ry and G een Twps room house Well oca ted ust owner w I f nanc e a few m nutes fr om Ga I po s or C own C fy Ohio Let us FREE coun t y maps Fee 1 s ng b ochures F ee g1ve you a th~ details Ca pa k ng F ee c offee at yov Now conv en en ea lt o on S a e REALTORS so R 160 FARMS ST RT 218 77 A Ap p ox mall y 0 A Guyan Bottom balance s h II gentle s ope and llal 829 lbs l ob base se ll 2 38 lb lh s yea buyer ge l s half the 73 proceeds It has a 5 rm mode n house plenty wate good barn 60 x 66 w th 0 cow s tanch ons Th s sa good buy for $2 500 9 A across hwy from Sh l ne Club On ru a wale ne $17 000 ANY HR 446 1998 Neal Realty After hours phone Franc•s McGuire • lflf6 0001 ----------- - 2 ond 3 BEDROOM mob c 1 o os n Ke S nl on and at C pper M $100 IHI C pe non h Phone 446 0 75 o .446 1934 706 3 Oft co Phon e 446 1694 Even ng s Cl aries M Nea l446 1546 J M chool Neo l446 1103 SAM NEAL446 73!8 N E W MOB LE ho e ex ce en ocn on !tdu s on y Phone .146 0338 206 I -------------- NEW LISTING 97065x i 2 SCHULT 2 BR mobile home oca ted on a :~ ac e ot abau 4 m es rom town Th s o n e ha s I ad ex cell ent care and has Ll c ond storm w ndow s washe dryer sma ll storage bul ding Wou d make a g ood nves tm ent or a nice home The Nea llnsura ce and Rei1 1fy s ow at the r new loca t on Tho L bby HoleI HOUSE oom1 tur n shed 3 BEOROOM house l'l c:a bath and u I y oom p e ed _..... n u & oa s h03 u wor k no coup le n o et dr~n bM e o on y vcd n 3 Pho e ~~6 1697 or 446 4956 ode mon hs as J o s fo ~ a c o 206 3 rARM 35 ac cs 6 roon hone bo h Cllr pe cd llde Raymo d Sn h 446 dow s a r s t u bl'ls a n c I 3.109 NO REG RE T I e beo l ye n so <'~ cr spl!' ce t.J l.tdy o 202 2 B u Lus ro c Oli n !I cMp ets hOO k up Co n a Q obnc:co b ettv l u y Ro el ec r c bl'ISC ~ a 8x7 0 1 l.lS 0 R ou sc o ~ Ev& S He g s !I M pooer s li G c M ur 1 o w 1'1 er oo n G 1'1 Cll p o C' d u p y s Low or S n e Cou y 6 6 3 2m 4 4 9J7l 7060 2011 l 20! 2 --------------- - __ 207 0 PUBLIC NOTICE OHIO RIVER Realty Oscar Baird Doug Wetherholt Brokers oscar s a rd Doug Wetherho Brokers Of ce 44 6 3434 M LL S V L LAGE Ve y ove y hree bed oom b ck home w th am y oom end den on man I oo bea u fu carpe h oughout wo ba hs wo f ep aces cen a a con fu ba sem en and re c oom and a ached ga age La Qll qua y hol")'"" e w h cho ce ocat on TRI LEVEL B EA UTY PR VACY w th a d ll gh fu v ew ove ook ng Ga po s can be yo u s w h h s ove v Jh e~ bed oom home w h pu sh ac es Fo ma d n ng OOITI c y wa er and schoo s cen a a on e ~nd ha ha hs p us a powde oom ca pet ng on a arge ot Owner W t a de or a chea p er fa m o house THREEM LESOUT VERYnce hom ew th eK a o nea elemen ary schoo on s a e h qhwav C ty wa e a ge v ng room at ache d ga age ce am c ba h car pe ng a he th ngs you e oak ng fo n a house ust ou s de of to wn w h room o br ea he SPL T LEVEL DREAM T H S ove y home abo ut ve m es om he pa k has o s of n k oom beau tu bu chen one and ha ba hs wa k n close s tu nace hea 1 400 squa e fee of v ng a ea us a ove l y home n a beaut u se t ng IN TOWN BARGA N N N E oom hOuse on a ge c y of c ose o marke s and so es cou d be made n o wo apa r me n s very eas y A one f oor ur n ace hea t fu ba h hardwood fl oo s po ' z 0008 76 It -~--------------- We se ll anythmg for any body Br ng vour 1ems to Knotts Com mun ty Auct on Barn Corner Th rd & Olive For appo nfment call 256 6967 after 5 p m Sale everv Saturday evenmg at 7 0 Clock DISPERSAL SALE SAT SEPT 8, 10 30 A.M so On Rl All 7 m1les East of Athens 0 3S m1les West of Manetta Due to 111 hea llh I w1ll sell my enllre herd of m1lk cows and bred he1fers cons1stmg of 100 HOLSTEINS 100 YOUNG HERD-52 FIRST CALF 25 SECOND CALF A he fers ecent y fresh o spr ngers Appro x 60 head w I be m k ng by sa e day Th s young herd of Ho ste ns has he ty pe s ze and udders you ke T'" r peak p oduct on yea sa e a ahead of them - put rnoney n YO UR pocke t Cows a e g v ng up lo 90 lb per day Hea h papers furnished pregnancy checked and a Vet w be on hand sa le day to he p you check cows If des red Your pre sa e nspect on welcome Folde s at sa le Cull old cows now wh e beef price s h gh and replace with some of th ese young qually cows ONE TIME ADCL P & SAVE Terms Cash or check w fh I 0 Lunch on premises Joe Lucas Onwer Sale conduc1ed by Rt 1 Athens 0 SHERIDAN S AUCTION SERVICE 6 4 448 2894 614 448 4263 NEIGHBORHOOD ROAD N CE h ee bed oom sec ona hom e n c y Schoo d s c o c ed a u na ce w ndow a ond one and an ce o Good v ng o on y G 3 200 EUREKA N CE v ew o he r ve w h h s h ee bedroom hom e n ce ba h fu na ce hea l ove y d n ng and v ng oom w h f ep ace ga age and a b g o WOULD PROBABLY VA GOO D hr ee bed oom home w h ba h u nace new c a pe n v ng oom oca d c ose o l aw n on a n ce leve ot SEVERAL good bu ld ng s es an d acreage WE NEED s ng s f yo u have a home or ac eage o se o ade ca Oh o R ve Real y oday we be g ad o he p YOU Ev en ngs Ca 446 4244 Steven Betz 446 9583 John Fu er 446 4327 ONE ACRE l ocfl ed a c ross a roa d ac k f om Ga po s C y m s gns on R 35 304 36 8377 205 6 ST RT 775 - 80 A 10 m es N EW 4 bed oom b ck car fr om town 8 m house ba n pe ed 2 ba hs 2 c a ga r ag e 36 x 60 w th conc rete f r with L ak e D R o G ande p ce sheds added S lo 6 x so m d h r es ow n e es a e Ph ?<S 5439 Near new Badger Loader 20 Nea all of 80 A s tracto and It ha s a pond and wale lng trough P1 ce onl y BY OWNER 6 oo n hou se J $43 000 bed oo m s s on e f ep ace on eG <1 de B vd 446 3 98 20 3 VACANT LAND 25 A Leve l land at Rodney On wale I ne P ce S35 000 RURALLI ST N GS needed Any s ze A y oca on We buy HAVE BUYERS FOR GOOD se r ade and au c on e• HOMES CALL NOW es a e Area code 614 867 3725 Don Seely Are Code 304 419 2631 Jim Scoll Are• Code 304 52l 9715 oWNER BOUGHT A FARM & 1s Will ng to part w1lh th s lovely 3 BR hom e w thm walkmg d s tance of the hasp tal Spec al feature s are a formal dm ng rm carpeted LR w th firep l ace full basement lovel y d en f n1 shed n Knat1y p new th wood burn ng FP garage & a l arge 100x300 lol Ca ll for appo ntm e nt 446 Tel 446 1998 CALLING ALL GARDENERS Heres some advtce 111 pay you more than Your Wife can weed P 0 Box s 6 Ga Really 32 Stale Sl For Rent W lh 14 fl fini shed gorag o Seporale dining area with slid ng glan doors and broakt.,t bor and ~e lf cleaning range Plush wall lo woll carpeting Locat ed on tOOxiJO II lol on Folrflold Co tcnary rood call otter 5 P m on Mondoy 446 0380 Ph 44& 27 30 FOR SALE Bab y fa m s mo b ~ home s es c am p s tes w h oads e ectr c und e g 0 B Tc nes und e g wa erm a ns anct n ght I Loca ed on Raccoon R m sou h o s R No 2 8 en 0 m nu es f om Ga po s on he ong es cr ee k n he wo d P ced 5500 and up E Te m s A so h~tve a ge ac eag es of wood and no bv d ngs good hunt n u p en y o w dl fe ~ 446-1255 ....... TOTAL ELECTRIC 3 BR COLONIAL RANCH STYLE HOME ;;:: :E Gi)l a Co s Largest BY OWNER HOBART 0 LLON REAL ESTATE BROKER E. N. WISEMAN 446-4500 REALTOR 446-1066 OUT OF TOWN N TH~ QU ET COUNTRY T S ONLY 3 YRS OLD W TH HARDWOOD FLOORS CA RPET IN LIV N G ROOM 3 BEDROOM S UT ROOM GARAGE RURA L WATER SYSTEM ONLY 6 MILES F ROM TOWN 3 M LES FROM HM C PR CEO TO SELL CALL TODAY Real Eslato Sales Ag oncy Off ce 446 3643 Eventngs Call E M lkt W1 seman 446 3796 E N W seman 446 4SOO Bud M eG hoe 446 ms 011 ~ RUSSELL WOOD Reasonable OWNER VERY VERY ANX OUS - MU ST SEL L MMED ATELY TH S S YOUR OPPOR T UN TY FOR A BARGA N 4 BEDROOMS F N SHED FAM LY ROOM CAR PETED LIVIN G ND DIN NG N CE KITCHEN GOOD NE G HBORHOOD N TOWN OWNER W LL HELP F NAN CE SO DON T PUT OFF SE E NG TH S ONE ,.o 111 lii Our Specialty Is Selling Your Property. 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"IKE" WISEMAN 446-3786 Excellent Fam1ly Home LARGE FLAT L OT RECOND TONED THR OUGHOUl' NEW CARPE1: FLOOR COVE RIN G N K TCHEN N EW PANT O UT S DE LARGE FAM I LY ROO M 3 B R BATH W I TH SHOW ER CI TY SC HOOL D ST M D TWENT ES CA LL NOW FOR AP PO NTMENT TH S HOME S 3 BLOCKS FROM C TY SCHO OLS T S IN AN EXCEl.LENT NE GHBORHOOD ON A LARGE SECLU DED LA ND SCAPE D LOT AND YOU WONT BEL EVE THE PRICE OF $23900 NCLUDE S 3 BEDROOMS N CE K TCHEN LARGE CLOSETS BA SEME NT GARAGE A ND NI CE HEATED WORK SHOP T S ONE OF THE BEST BUYS N TOWN R GHT NOW 1 story brick on large flat lot Cll 0 OFFICE 44(»-3643 2 MILE S OUT 2 AC R ES TO PLAY N FRONT IN G STA TE HIGHWAY 3 OR 4 BEDROOMS D N NG ROOM BUILT N K T L KE NEW CARPE T LARGE L V N G ROOM LARGE CLOSE T S STORAGE BU LD IN G CAl. L NOW PR CE D TO SELL For Rent For Rent 2 X60 Tro er locoltd Ortftdt 2.5 5261 If you want to sell your property why not hst w1th C1ly Water Country L1vmg L1ke New E DGE OF TOWN ROOMY K ITCH EN LOTS OF CAB INET S UT ROOM 3 BED ROO M S CARPET N BEDROOMS LV N G ROOM & HAL L AT TACHED GA R AGE LARGE F LAT LOT C TY SC HOOL DI ST OWNER MOV NG OUT OF STATE CA LL NOW FOR AP PO NTMENT SAVE$$ (;) WE NEED LISTINGS Busmess Opportun1ty FO R QUAL F l ED PE RSO N VERY P ROS PEROU S B U S N ESS N GA L L A COUNT Y S YOUR S F YOU ARE W L UN G TO WORK HARD NCL UDE S LAR G E RETA L SEL L NG AR E A LOAD S O F STORA G E SPACE WITH L IV NG QUART E R S AT SAME LOCAT ON OWN E R S RETRNG AND WL L HELP F I NAN CE FOR R G HT PERSON WE CAN SHOW BY APPO NTM ENT ONLY F OR F URTH E R IN FORMAT ON CALL US TODAY BY OWNER z REALTOR Off 446-3643 I Off 446 3643 Very FOR SALE ......- Ill Locahon Is Most Important -..... 593 6816 I CUT WRAPPED FROZEN 992 3374 STRIPPERS We Slrlp Polnf Varn shes Etc from Furniture Antiques Modern Metals No ruinous yes or caustics used Pick Up Service Avaflablt We Buy & Sell Antiques Dick Seyler Owner Kerr St Pomeroy 0 Phone "2 2798 1 NAME I cuftmg BIDWELL Mode n hom e lh " w fe a~pro\led k chen large 12X20 tam "'rm J BR s. large ot A I t h s c an be yours for onlv t 6 900 w .------------------------, I I I • - • ·---""'\ p GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 Open8T IS Monday lhru Saturday 006 E Man Pomerov 0 meat Pl easa nt Ridge Roacl POMEROY OHIO - ~lop In and See Our Floor D1splay CLELAND NEW L ST NG - BE AUTI FUL SPLIT F OY E R w h a O¥ e y h s dlae ling c ose o own 3 BR 'l be hs camp ete ~ 1 chen Ja ge d nlng ar ea w h pa o tloo s separll e laundry m arge tam v rm w h & ga age f rep ace den a Be the f rsl to see h s one p AND J HOME MAINTENANCE & REPAIR EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 Pomeroy Home &Auto The Shop custom Ph ~9ll174 Pomeroy FURNITURE c 966 FOR D GA AX 500 XL PAR K V EW Ken ne S Pood cs good cond on p ced oy mae an d e mt~ e r ee~ s onab e Phon e 994.7033 Phone 992 544 3 8 28 6 c 7 5 fc ...... 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INC. 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy ' D1ck's Hoard House he laroesf Truck or Bulldozer Rad alor to the ::, ma esr Heater lor~ Nalhan B ggs Rid1ator Spwal st POMEROY HOME & AUTO 3 HOU SE fo bed ooms ga age a d on ng fu basemen hea co ne of Cen e Th d S ee Ma son Ca 8 3 30 c 5384 ----·-------"--RE F R G ERAT O R 3 doc a ge ee e omb na on ROOM S and w h woodga n on wh e 6 w n ake cos $500 00 W ak e ba se m en $ 25 00 T ade o mak e ot e co m mod e and g as 0 he s $25 00 ea h Phon e 992 F or c ed a 9 Rober 0 R e 7 3 d u n u e '" a S M dd epo E em en a Y 992 364 9 23 c GI LOANS WR TE TODAY nclude phone nvm be DONNA LEE COMPANY 600 N Jackson Street M e d a Penna 19063 THE LEADER SIN CE 1900 IN SER VING THE NA T IONS BUYERS & SELLERS l Ph 046 0008 Real Estate for Sale Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale Agency Wo~ld1 Larg.:st Bulltto Your Specs Dtllvored to Job Silo HOGG & ZUSPAN Sept 2 1973 Real Estate for Sale REALTY enl ' Roof ng Spout ng Porch Repa r Com plete Home Remodeling Ph. 742-6271 now un Real Estate For Sale STROUT It Mus t Be RIQht ()r we Will Malkeol ~fght PRICE Real Estate For Sale m he KOSCOT KO SMET CS & W GS Spec a s du ng Aug us a e Ko ncen ee Mo s Kote K eans ng Kream One Day Sache & o hers Phone Helen Jane Brown 992 51 3 IN MEMORY of ou fa her Open Monday through grlmdtathtr and husband Fr day 7 a m lo 3 30 p m Cltr wa on who depart ed th s fe Se p 4 1970 : Our On Old Rt 33 hearts st 11 ache w h sa dness ucret tears will flow who.'ll t Phone 992 2689 me~ to ose you no one w II Pomeroy Oh1o tvtr know When days a e dMk ll'ld dreary and 1" trVIh ng goes w ong we Hthl to h.Ur YOU Wh Sper chelr up ond ca yon Ea ch t me we see your p c ure you 111m o &m e and say Don cry m on y a eep no we w mtt au an some day Sad y 1967 FURY P ymouiH One m lssed by h s w fe V rg n a owne A cond tfon Pho e ch ldren grandch dr en 985 1900 9 2 lp 8 30 6 p j MIDDL EPORT OHIO Phone 992 2550 he 92 6c IN LOVING memory of our husband hlthe and g and father Hen y Capeha w o pessed away f ve yea s ago Septembe 3 968 The m dn ght stars keep sh n no upon your s l ent grave Beneath t seeps th e on e we oved he one w e cou d no save We th nk ot you as one who sleeps a 1 f ee from g ef and --- 7 5 ABOUT PRE FABRICATED ALL WEATHER ROOFING CO WHOLESALE D !TR BUTORSH P NOW AVA LABLE Be n Bus ness Fo You se Fu o P' a T me D STR BUTOR NEEDED n I Spec10 lsi Who I ] p •c Busmess Dpportunibes ~x5 ASK US ROOFING FUR NAC E CLEANING AND REPAIR AND PLUMBING FOR PR OP 9 J x 0 M OS LE home w ashe a d d ye d sh was e sa ess s ce s nk 9ar bagc d spo.sa eye eve oven ange o acron po yes e ca pe a ge o Ph one 742 J093 ' 2 c - - --·--·------=WE w SH o express our ap keto thank Rev Lloyd Gr mm and tam y he Mart n Fune a Home ne gh bors Mrs Arno d Gra e Vo le Grate tr ends for a the f owers donat ons and cards of sympathy And to those who he lped n any way dur ng the ness and death ot Orv e Nappe Dona d Pflme a Jeremy and Evelyn Napper c sJ BRUSH I OGS 99 2 511511 9 '} 3 c G A R A G E -,5 ,-A :-:L. ~E~ ---;A--:n; ' q Ue S Avo n bo es clo h ng s oes and pu ses s 00 a bag Open I om 9 a n 8 p m Sunday 02 Co do S ee thanks and apprec at on o the Pomeroy Eme gency Squad fo the r p omp and eff c en he p when ha d my ace den A so tho se who helped n any way that n gh end to he many ca ds sen me durng my confnem en Les e C Hoffman 92 p WE WOULD p Sentin<l Sunday For Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds Business Services Oo CONSTRUCTION W SH o ex end my s nee e prec at on dur ng the death of our husband and fa he Kerns Roush a Sher ff and Mrs Robert Har enbach the Pomeroy emergency squad Sgt Henry Werry Dr Ray Pickens Ew ng Fun era Home Homer Baxter Gera d Powe the Rev W bu Perr n pallbearers Rob n Nye Henry Sa ser La Y Clark Tom Reuter Rober Oav s Haro d Br nker and to al au many fr ends and neghbos fo al ther t)lough tu cons dera on Mary K RoUsh and ch dren 92 c NV ES TM E N T SAL E --- OFF ICE HOURS m to 5 00 p m Da v m o 2 00 Noon Saturday 8 JO a I 30 8 WORD S CANNO T exp ess he de e p and h ea fe t ap 0 Hayn an YARD SALE a p ope y n Reeds e Oh o o S R 68 Scp 3 and 5 9 '2 3 c ...... Each add t ona w o d 2c Bl NO ADS Add t ona H e Cha ge pe Advert semen EX ~ NCED pan o (' o ana e~ e or C~ Van Me ter 98'i J95 8' 30 c " Nohce & OBITUARY Sl SO ro p MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER WANTED FOR THE DAILY SENTINEL PHONE 992 2156 1- The Sw1d01 rlmu Em ploymenl Wanted w DEADLINES ~ P M Oay Befort Pub l ca on 1 PUBLIC AUC 1iON THURSDAY, SEPT. 6 - 11:00 A.M. FARM MACHINERY AND HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS Ford t actor No 850 Ford 7ft mower p ck up d sc 3 1.4 3 ph plow c u va to s ear scoop rear ho sf stee harrow wagon on r ubber 8 ft a urn g a n e evator platform sea es co mput ng sea es e ec r c g nder corn she er w h motor t able saw with ' hp heavy duty motor 3 v ses Fa d pu y and be t ladder sk ff ron kettle lard p ess sausage stuffe 2 copper kettles e lectr c fencer comp lete dehorners m k cans one of hand too s and m scell aneous fems Ol e ot pou try feeders and equ pment 2 bed oom su tes 2 p ece ll v ng room su te very nice rocker s cha s amps pen c able elect c sew ng mach ne 2 stud o couches p cture frames comb nation rad o and r eco rd player fan s antique dresser qu It ng rame s 2 g de s d shes stands ru gs many other t em s 400 ba es hay fa qua ty Mrs Wrenna Lauderm11t New Haven W Va locatton Upper end;af New Haven on Layne Street near Commumty sw mming pool Lunch w II be served John M c Ne 11 Auct Shell Hart & B bbte penc I pushers TARA AUCTION DEVELOPMENT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1973 STARTING AT 10 A.M • OORP. NEW HOMES FOR SALE Building Sites Availabl e Klngsberry Homes bu1ll to fit any specifications All Underground Utilities Provided ----------For Information Or Appotnlment PHONE 367-7250 Adcl1son 0 Paul L Berkley Rt 2 Letart W Va Havmg sold my farm I w111 sell my machmery at the larm on the 8th day of Sept 1973 D1rechons Go on Sand H1ll Rei about 3112 mi or to lop of hill past Rayburn Cross Rd first road to lef1 at top of hill Walen for sale sign Cherry Burrel I 634 milk cooler bulk lank m lklng mach ne Un verse 2 cam~ complete 1964 Rembltr Class c 2 door good t ansportatlon Fairbanks Mortt hammer m I hand co rn shel er F ord 1956 modt l tra ctor r ecently overhau ed New Holland 66 Baler Oliver 77 tra ctor n good work ng condit on Ollv~r wagon on rubber and good bod y New Holl•nd 55 Hay Rake 0 lver Cu ltivator Olive 2 botlom pow on rubber Ford 2 bottom plow 3 pi hitch 01 ver row corn picke-r good worklno cond t on 30 ft e leva tor 120 ft I tter ca rr er track no bucket 6 bu d ngs ch ~::ken hse 30)(8 ft corn cr b 6K19x8 high smoke ho\Jse 121<! 2 born~ back ol corn cri b l oom house near smoke house 0 rect ons From New Haven go to Sasafras Watch for sa e s g ns LUNCH AVAILA.BLE COL JIMME SAYRE AUCTIONEER 2145 Eutorn A" Golllpells Oltlo Phone (4 14) 4•6 3444 �22 - Til< SWlday Tioues . Senti~ I. Sun~;•v . ~""' '1 19'1:1 , ~ - 'l'hl- Sunday Timet· &!ntlnel, Sundoy, Sept. 2, IU73 k' Price Brea · I MUST COUNT MOVE ON US/ NOW 500 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-2174 Cars Are One . Owner YOU MONEY! 1972 CHEVROLET..................... '3695 2-se"t Kl NGSWOOD WAGON, 16.500 miles. by loca l 1 owner, f<tcfor y air ·Hote(f glass. . 400 eng ine, aytomat lc tr Ans miss ion, pOVJer :;leering & bra k es. ra d io. lugga ge r ack , gold finish, whlf e.waU tires. A sharp clean ca r . 1970 CHEVROLEJ;...................11695 65 X 12 GRA YWOOD Malibu 4 door . 307 V-8 englrie. automat ic trans .. pow~ r steeflng , radio, clean inf erior . gold fini sh . 3 BEDROOMS 1971 FORD TORINO 500 .......... ..'2095 ·------------------------UPT012YEAR FINANCING WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL 1973 OPEL G. T., 2 dr . H.T., a utomatic, 4 cyL Flam e red, 6,369 mil es. Like new. 1972 DODGE Cornet 4 dr ., 6 cyl. , au tomat ic, power steering , 27.789 miles. 1970 PONTIAC .. ~ ..................... 2195 Fire bird Esprit , local l .owner car , 350 V-8 engine •. po~ e r steering & automatic transmissiOn , AM· FM rad to, l tke new white lettered tires, 307 v.s, radio , clean Interior . A sharp one . 111 ..........11395 1970 DODGE POLA~A ................11395 , 4·door ,. factory air. automat ic tra~sm is s lo~, ~o~er steering & brakes , good white wall !Ires, whtte fmtsh , v inyl r09f. radio . heavy duty suspenston . 1967 CHEVELLE ........................ 995 1 1970 PONTIAC' Cata l ina 4 dr., automa ti c, power steering and brakes, factory air. green with white lop. 1969 PLYMOUTH 1969 FORD VIP 4 dr . H. T., automatic, power steer ing , power br.akes, gold metallic, black vinyl top . Truck Specials All Roor Plans 50x12 to 70x14 2 & 3 Bedrooms 1971 CHEVROLET % TON .......... 2395 We Service What We Sell 1970 CHEVROLET 2-TON ............2495 OUR WORD IS OUR BOND r>- 1 v.a engine. 15" heavy dut y t ires, 3-speed transmission, like new and ready to go. 1 v.a 350 cu . in, 15,000 lb. 2-speed rear axle. goodB25x20 10 ply tires, heavy dut y fron t & rear springs , 108" ca b to axle. Clean cab, heater . · •n Anytime by Appointment. Conti'ct Da11 Th... I MIH'nf'1Pr New Caprice Estate 3 Seats Power door locks, tinted gla ss, factory air , floor mats. power tailgate. r emote mirror, super lift shocks, tilt. S. wheel , L78 w-w tires. AM . radio & R. speaker , bumper guards & roof carrier, 400 cu. in . engin e, automatic trans·., power steenng & brakes, beige fini sh, grn . vinyl inferior . Retail $5560.75. -------------------------- MODEL CLEARANCE 71 CADILLAC SEDAN DeVILLE $4713 YEAR END PRICED TO SAVE YOU MONEY Tan finish, brown viny l top, matching interior, full power equipment. AM-FM radio, Clim?te Control air conditioning, li lt & tel. steen ng wheel. Impala Cpes, Impala 4 Dr., ·•4800 Pomeroy Open Eves. Tii6- Til5 P.M. Sat. "You ' ll Like Our Quality Way of Doin9 Business" Camping Equioment Wanterl To Buy STA 'RC H At-1 cupboards , ' wall CLOSE .OUT on all 1973 model s. CORNER cupboa rd s, chests , old guns, Save$1,263on 24ft . 71n . ; Save an y cond i t ion . Also blue Sl.100on 2211.7 in.; Save $975 decorated stoneware , Wr ite on io tt . 7 in .; Save 1854 on 18 P .O. Box 44, Martins Ferry , tt . 7 ln . CAMP CONLE'Y Ohi o 43935 or call <184 ·4440 STARCRAFT SALE S, Rt . 62, aft er 7. N. ol Pt . Pl easan t behind Red 187 .tf Carpel Inn, Phone 675-5384 . 188 -tf --------,-------- ---------------. Business Opportun~ies -· for Rent or Lease DEALER SHIP open best l ine tod ay . See Mr . R.3 me y wes tern M ot eL 918 Secon d Ave., Gall i pol i s, Sunday Septemb er 2 ·only . 206·3 ii;;;,- s·ERViCE--; ta fo;-!e-; se wlt~ln the ci ty . For further informat ion . c all 367 -7889 . 193-lf --------------- OFF I CE space tor lea se, 2nd Ave . across from City ParK . Call 446-1819 or see Joh n Ecker . ._ 131·11 _______________ DOWNTOWN bu si ness space tor l ea se, 2nd Av e., across fro m Ci ty ~ark , Appro . 2,800 SQ . F t . Call 446 ·1819 or 44'6 11 26 or see John E·Ck er . 13 1·1f I 1'/1//.f ll I II r.·~h·r.fjn · ~ . I[ I n I Jurnl1ln·: FACET AFTER INCOME ClMENf A•l~,,...r: f.'IJIIII'II ttmllf'"'- iu tlw .dn•t•l.- TRAFFIC ' J ,\I 11U! I a~ ) '1695 Open Evenings 'Til 7 p.m. & sat. 'til s p.m. ' .. • Service 'Til 12 .Noon on Saturda) Musical Instruments American Motors C: IBSO N L es Pau l Jr . Elc tr lc HOGS, Mu 5CO¥V du ck s, goat s. guifar . Reg SJOOnow s tso . 675 · Cat I 256 ·6553 . 48.<18. 207 . 3 184·1f 1971 MALIBU , a ir , AM · FM r adio , 35 ,000 m ite s. Ca ll 446 7451 after 4 p.m . 207 3 .......... -.~____ - - - - NEW 6 Rm . horne , W·t O·W carpeL 2 a;~ acres flat land , all planted in garden veg et ab le . PHone 245 ·5163 l or ap . · poin tment . 207 3 _ -'- __ -----~-.:--Starting I o'clock 1956 CHEVR OL ET 4 dr . hdtp .• 283 eng ine el(ce Ji ent con Dini ng room s uite, with d ition 446 -2805. bu ff et a nd ch ina cabinet, · . 20 7. 3 an tique bed and chest , old --~-----------wood ice bo)( , depre ssion P.U. CAMPER , 8ft . hed. Call 245-5287 gla ss, Avon bottles, clothes, '1.07 3 . For Sale YARD AND GARAGE. SALE SEPT. 2 THRU 8 ----- UPPER RT. 7 --·------- 267 ·II _____________ ---------- --- --------------., 6 cy l i nde r , '995 68 PLYMOUTH 72 CAMARO Barra cuda autom atic, H.T., 2 door P.S., P. B. 1970 CORVETTE, white with bla ck lop . 446-132 4. 205-6 -FINE -------------qUal ity clarinet and Corbm & Snyder Bea Dobson, ~ve . For Sale Aluminum . Sheets J6 "x23" x .009 USED OFFSET PLATES HAV E MANY USES . OVER 35 GOOD CLEAN USED CARS 20~ • LlrtCOLN CONliN ENTAL • MARK Ill ONE A IR co ndit ioner, ; household Ite ms , m lsc .• few , an ti ques, 153 ·aurger Sf. I 208 ·1 '------------'f ERRY cam per tr ailer , se lf , conta ined, many extra s, l ow ' m lt e8 ge, J . S. t<:t ng, 446 •0800 . I 208 ·6 GallipoliS" Parsons USE O 4 dr. sedan. P. steering. P. brakes, 350 cu. in . engine, w-s-w tires, radio & auto. transmi ssion. green metallic finish with matching vi ny l interior . Extra nice. FUR NIT URE FURNITURE SPEC I AL - 2 pc . l iVIng room suite , Reg . $239 .95 Now Only 208 ·1f For Sale 199-11 ~suNDAY wi ndow s. Air condit ioning . Excellent conditi on, S700 . 69 Ford va n , good . co nd l · lio n, 51 ,310 . 70 Ford ----------r ACROSS 1- e ,_ o,une~ te name 16 - Kimf ol bttn (pL) 21 - Ardent 22-Haopen 1g1in 23- S t.~n · dr l ld btld; m.oo ·: hiBt-f-t-irr:lfsM"-!i-t;~oot-iiff'R$5211_,.11-IT~03l11 ~~=t:Jm~~=t~~~~~+~=+~~*'~=~~=i~~~~~~~==~ - _______ ....., ____208·6 _ ~f-+-i ole, Top nol ch cond lllon. I ·• - 139-0 bshucls 1~ 0- Aflornoon party 141 - BIIItr Vi!'ICh 1<1 2 -Hebrtw month . 1• 3- A atttt latlbr.l 144 - Cc mb form: 78 - Narrow opanmg7!} - Jabbtrlng !!'2- Halhtd 84 - 0id proooun 85-T he one hflre 86 !18 - bristle 145- Macaw 14 'f-Eats lo Jo n PIII!orm htdy 89 - Handlt welo~ t 90 - Hindu guit ar · 92 - Nickel (slarxt ) 94 - Srlllsh lllilllllllve 205-12 --------------- TRAILER COUR T, 12,500. per pad , ph . 367 -7634 , 96 - 99 - 1<19 - Moh anvnedan c a r r j a~& 40-- Snakes 9 :3 - I~Y' ~n l'ilflltY' 9!5- 0trl 96-flrMd 9 1 - Jo~• 99- Hudg .. r (pL) "''"' w.u1e 152 - Dinrwr cou rte 154 - CfO UU 158 - Lubrica led Buoowing 1nlmal 46-Pr'"' '' s meuurl Wa lklng IIICk 1S6- AIIow& rlC elor tOO - Swill rlvtr 1 ~9-S I I •kU t60 - Topol wave 103 - 1e 1- Ft ll inlo error Ctlck b"tl' lo-1 -0rgan ot llurlog 105 - SulPtnd 106-Nanow pasuQ• DOWN Explrt Prtpotlllon J I D~ Men ' t 1 - ~ eco nt~lllhmen l l 2 -W IIIIIU 3 -Tlm1 gone by nlckntme A- PrO r'IOUil ot energ,6- 0i l treu!ngly 15 - Ur~ll "' 117 - Gtml 7-Fallt bt ck \ 19 - EtCIPtd 8- Hrgll ctro;l 1 ~ - Vtrwe 9- Symbotlor 122- Fttll 110 -C taiiY' 12<1 - Rodtnl 121S -;'Unltaof cupr1.1m 10- BI m1ttaken 11 - Countr y ol 11111 12- Arab lan lt&Porl 13 - Food hth- Por l ull~••• currtncy 0tPindtd on 1 ~8 - 0rl i rl 12i- ,., lnlt1!c group 131 - AIDIII 132- 0reu bordtr 1J3 - Evti)Qri1N 1~ 5- Mutl c : 11 wrll1tn 138 -Ciou. •... ,. 11 14 - FU~tr in S1t1ilrl a tS- To Ill "-fllblt 18 - MuaiCal iASIIIJntt nl 1 7- Su~ ll aub)tCt to 18 -o. Qreak lll:lter HI - Man 1 name 20 - lroc:lln'l More pro lou(l(l YounQ bo ya 44 - 48- WOJ ild I!IS-. A.UII\1111 72-s~n~~ lltlhtrtnt ol 74 - r• IOMlQ jfi~IC t 36-'- Wan 37-Weary 39-Engllsrtbtby 9 1 - Tt.~ r lf; l lhdtC III 92 - 0ir l't narrm 1C''j- SIOP 156 - MOIIIIy 71 - Phitlpplht 1'\tQfi\O 111'1 11 ) Ptiltst lnt 90- Prec ipil oue 424J - "'"" 102 - DO!TIIIfl 12e - 29 - Atlo ve 3 1- Land at the free -89- Anc lenl dlllriQt ol HID-Take ur\l awfully 11 1 - Stn~elus c lot k 11 2- Atur Hoi -Kno ck i1B - Fofl<llt At 11\la pi&CI Ntgll lvt Plllllt NOit ot1Ctll l rllc le 10 •- a~v t1ac1o. " 5-Thlngl, In ltw 47-Polnl oflnterul <49 ,;_VIQitlbll 150 - Thl Mart 151 - Brtndl 15' - Falhtr lli'- Rellu 011 27-S pan lsh plural 41- W1f1 or Genlnt 108 108 - +-lf-+-tf--l ll'ilWirm 70- Talo.l Dllt't part ....1"-..1.....1"-..1.-' Edi:!t The awee1sop 143- Tibtl t n pr ltal 40-SitQI wnl..,tr -44' -Mif ·dlmtr ctndy ' 1!! 7- Piu•altnd lrtG ~•v . -- " 2- lllr 11• - avalta bl t . 2086 - M...ur•o' 38-soak up weight ,.,+.:!-? 1--tf--+--i 8,885-:-: se w• on bulton •, blind html, '51 .00 or term• Phone ol46 2460 . 36- Allilvdt 37 -=f--1 !'il-Liinb ptan ~hon e ~~6 · 2 • 60 , SI NGE R Automoti c llg hg · Sewing 11,\0ch lnu , In u wln ~ IOb le . ll.l•<u blilton.hol tt , rcoltoq.) 34- Mtlurt 3S - Lirg• lru<: l<l all cuh or buqgol 28 - lau oeu 76 77 - 3:1 - NC1t ot I CIII c: l &&nlnu tools . Sm .e. ll pa int ' tHtmageln shipping . Will take ' •••lloblo . 26 - Sug•red 32 -Sun god 85 ---------·---Cleonors new · !913 ' Model. Comp lete wllh 2<1 -Commonpltcl 21! ....:..fu11 30 -C te~er 208 ·6 1 Pic ture holder 11 ~ Man ' s SON Shoes , call . 446 ·9430 aft er 5 p .m . cllrfonl . No attachmen t s 446·1]71 Mllded u our con t ro ls 8r& !)6-11 bui ll In , Se ws with 1 or 2 ncod lea, m akos bu!lonhol es , --~----------sew on button $, rTJOnogrart,i, nnd bli nd hem slltch . Full ctuh pri ce S38 .SO, budge t pten 1 '" l'lv!Ji lobl o . Phone olol6 •2460, . SUNDAY, September 2, 1973 "--1-+-!--i L sil l ecllon In !Hock f lrrn mat lr e,ses sta r ting ~ ~ Sl9 .00 . 955 suond Aven ue • ' CROSSWORD PUZZLE Pick up 5950. 675-~~ -~4 - 11 208 -12 N E W · Se rta and eem co mat tr eSs Md bo)C sp r ings . lu>trgo For Sale 3 BR Brick home In Pleasant valley, Rt. JS , has central air fu ll y carpeted, 2 gar garage, ref., washer . dryer and stove . P l ent y cabi net s, 2 baths. •21 ooo Ca ll 446·1572. -------------- -------66- ;-Ui"cK- spec ial. . E lectric 1 MA ..._ For Sale -----------.......:-- ________ __ .• ~AC UUM Gallipolis, Ohio 50 State Street For Sale ....,........ 208 ·3 PAINT OAMAGE ZIG -ZAG SE WIN G • 1973 MACHINES . 51111 In orlglnnl CARROLL NORRIS DODGE INC. Gallipolis, Ohio Eastern Ave. USED F'ox Chop per , power take off . Cal l 675 ·1807. . ---- ----------- Shop now .. , tell 'em HONEY sent yal WOOD MOTOR. SALES . 208 -3 ' See how wi se you were to wai~ 'til year·end to ~o your new·car buying! See the. ktnds a t savings we re offer ing on al l our graat ' 73s ·· especia lly our line selection at Polaras. Make this year, your ve~r t o reolly move up in sty le, in room and lu.: u ryl P nce a Polara at ou r showr o om before you buv any new carl •2195 Bed ro om suit es , rocking chairs. 2 pc .. l iving room sui t es , s tov ~s . gas find elec tr ic, beds, ch air s, other miscellaneous ite m s at reasonable price . h NEW ClEARANCE PRICED DODGE' POlARAS! 71 CHEVROLET IMPALA . 1 DEAL 446-327l ,1968 CAD I LLAC, Cou rc Devil le, • white, bl ac k vlny top, lilt ' telescop ic wheel, fac tor y Blr , AM .FM radi o . Phone 256-1354. ....., END DATSON Phone 592-4463 -----..---------- Corbin & Snyder Furniture ..--------------- YEAR eMERCURY MONTEGO •COMET _____________ 208 -3 _____ _______ OF A difion . air cond ., elec . wm - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . dows, $700 . Les Paul Jr . electric guitar , ex c. con d .. $125. 675 .4848. 194-tf 10 CASTLE lig hted ShOW C8Ses . ..,... SU RPLU S two meta l secretary NEW and used instruments, Inquire at Bernadine 's, 326 Brun icard i House of Music , 54 chairs. a real goo(j buy. K E NNEL of Calh oun , AKC Second Avenue . Phone . 446 · State St re et. Phone 446-0687. Woods Insurance Agency, 32 reg . Toy Pood le puppies . S50 2477 . After S phon e 446 · 1~69 . 190-tf Loc.ust, Ph . 446-1066. to sas . 256 -6247 . 168 -tf 201 ·11 ------~------' 20 1·26 PIPES, Pipes Pipes , GBD, Cherl!!lan , BBB . Jo bey , H ilson JOHN Deere Dozer, 1970 Chevy and ot hers . Tawney's P ipe and p icku p , 1967 Pontiac Tern · Trop h y Hous e, 422 Second pest . 446· 1502. _ Ave . 201 12 16 1h SE LMAR Trumpet, excell ent cond . SIJ5. 446 -3550 . ....;....., _,__. 208 -J GET A. YOUR DEALER FOR ~~-su~cK-Sp e~;,-:-~od-c~n - 208 -5 hgt . NOW eCAPRI eDATSUN eSUBARU eCOOGAR $ 199.95. -4 '--------------V R . OLD galled Tennessee hor se, 600 E. STATE ST. & 1200 E. STATE ST. ATHENS, OHIO For Sale 1973 NOVA SS with AC, $2800 or best offer, owner m ust se ll . 44 6.0782 . ho nd s ,, J88 .8202. RIGHT L&M Phone 592-4491 _ ___________ _ ' Walking GALLIPOLIS, OHIO DALE R. SANDERS INC. ' '2695 $ 8 lor 51.00 RCA TV 520, 23 ln . RCA TV ~ $50. Gas stov e $20 . Call 4.<16 . 43 13: .__ _._ 208 ·3 SMITH BUICK-PONTIAC, INC. Gallipolis Chrysler-Plymouth 208 ·3 ..---------------VACUUM Cl eaner SJO, Por table ·6 NEW '73 PONTIACS LEFT' 1900 EASTERN AVENUE • USED · 36" Cop pe r tone ga s AA6 . · rang·e, Harv es t go l d Ref .•. 3 occ asional c ~8 1 r s, full s1ze '1.08 -6 co il spr ing s. 36" wh ite gas range , G. E. washer 8. dryer 30 REG . Alyshire cows. m~n y se t, A m ana sid e-by -side Ret.. r ecentl y fre sh , also fresh 2 full size matlr ess set, window year old Hol stein hei fer s. ca ll fan . · 614 -286 -2496. 955 second Av enue . 20 8-3 446 -1111 oren Frida~ 1118 Plenty o free park1ng , KITCHE N Aid dishwasher , Colt 22 , au to rifle , 446 ·0793 . trumpet . 2602. OUR USED CAR INVENTORY IS LOW. TRADE-INS ACCEPTED ON ·ALL DISCOUNT PRICES. 1973 DUSTERS 1639 Eastern BELTS MUST BE FASTENED TO START ENGINE · 4. PROBABILITY OF H INTEREST 6 Cyli nder , automati c. '995 73 DODGE ' . a door sedan, 6 cylinder, autom a t ic . ' '1495 For Sale For Sale AU .8V OOP FORO Tr actor and 5 f l. rotary mowE'r , 5750 . 446 -26 11 206 ·3 -------- 68 VALIANT 3. COMBINATION SHOULDER HARNESS AND SEAT "Your A uthorlzed Bulck•Pontlac Dealer" GALLIPOLIS OHIO For Sale engine , rea sonabl e pr ice , 446· 733 5. _,__~-AL L TYPE S of bui ld i ng NEW 197 3 Zlg .Z,ay sew i ng ma chines In or ig inal fa c tory · mater ials , block , br ick, sewer car t on . Zllii · Zag l o ma k e p ipes, wmdows , l intel s, et c. l)uttonho les, sew on buttons , Cla ude Wint~rs, Rio Gra nde , monograms end mllk.e f&n c y 0 . Phone 24.5 ·51 21 after 5. de!ilgns w ith lust the tw tst of a 123-lf sing le dial·. Left _In lay .lJ .wlly and never been used . W111 sell MOBILE HOM ES for only S47 ..00 cas:h, or terms ' FOR SALE available . Phone 446 -2460 . Sn ly Po sturpedlc: m attruu RECONDITIONED & bo x ~prlriljJS onl y 2 monttn MO BILE HO MES ELEC UX VACUUM old . don ' t ml u thl ' one 1970 l:l x 60 2 BR ::hafleno er t ie er, A·l cond ition, uses ·' C'lttra' henV 'l piece end ·t1bt e 1969 12 ll: 60 2 BR Baron pa er bags , has cordwl nde r set - 2 two-piece living room 196.<1 10 )( 5S 2 SR Pr incess and many llflll chmenls . A lso s uite:~o - sofa bed - living 1965 10 ll: S0"2 8 R Monarch shampooer atlachment In · roo m ch·air 2 din ette 1955 8 x 46 2 8 R L ondofa . eluded . (On ly 4 available) at chal·r 1 _ 7 piece dlnetlo scf 1965 10 x 55 2 BR Roycraft S37 . 70 c ash or term s B& SMOBILE HOM ES availab l e . Phon e 446 -2460 . doubl e bed 3 colt Second & V iand St. · 204 ·6 &prlng s - 2 sets of tamp a like Pt. Pleasant AMBUSTNESS i;;;d(ad!Os7"ss bra nd new . ( Ne~et to Heck'sl 149-tt wall Input JOhnsonmodel , 600 NEW& 'USEOFURNITURE base w l lh 'telephone l i ne 854 s.cond- 446 -9523 COA 'CHMA N Travel Tra iler, re .mol~ con trol , 6 mob ile 204-tf Motor Ho m es. 5th Wheel. uni ts, mo(jel PASS . New cost Truck Camper~ , App le Ci ty \3 ,300 . Make renonable olfer . Auto 5t'l fes , R t . 35 N. Ja ckson , Oav !Q Cu lpeppe r , P . 0 . BoK CORN . Coli 446 114~. Ohio . PhOn e 2~6 5700 , 131, .446 ' 1639. _,_ 110 -lf ·, 202-6 70 MAVERICK AS LOW AS RIVERSIDE A.M.C.-JEEP 206 -3 1968 1968 1961 1-966 1969 1969 1967 1966 1969 1969 1959 1967 1966 1970 1969 1969 1966 ........ -,------·-~1971 350 Hond!'l Sc ra m bl er 446 1968 . ·1967 J-1 00 . 101 .3 1967 -~-- __ - - - _,....__ 1968 1967 FA IR LA NE , $700. May be 1969 seen at 51 6 Robert so n Str ce L Be llm eade ar ea , Pt . Pl ea san t ' 20 7 ] '1495 2. LESS GAS MILEAGE . 2 Door . See th is one. '1995 nJeep SEPT. 5, 1973 206 ·6 1 9~3 71 CHEV. VEGA '3695 1974 AMERICAN MOTORS JEEP INTRODUCTION BEAUT I FUL 1973 Ste r eo radio co mbi nation in walnut f inis h , AM .fM radio tape . Pay balance of $\02 .50 or ta ke over payments of $7 .50 . Call 446 · 0255 . 1965 1968 1971 1969 1972 1963 71 PONTIAC We are m!)st Pleased to announce 206 -3 New GMC Truck H eadqu art ers 112 ton Chevy Pickup 112 ton GMC pickup GMC Suburba n 3!.. ton Chevy pickup J,~ Chevy pi ckup ton 600 Ford 34 ton GMC p ic k up 3 Ton Chevy dump GMC l/o~ ton o ic'k up J/,.. 1 . GMC P lJ 3/" T. GMC PU 1h T. GMC PU Chevro let 11? ton pickup 1h ton Chev . GMC 1/ 7 ton PU 1 h T . Ford PU Dodge Station Wagon Ford Galaxle · 1h ton Chevy p i cKup~ 111. ton GMC p ick up . 112 T . Chev . PU V1 T . Chev . PU If~ T , GMC PU l/• T . GMC PU 1h T. GMC PU 1h T. GMC PU 1h T. GM C PV a;,. T. GM C PU 1h Ton GM C PU SOMMERS G.M_. C TRUC~S , !N.C. 133 Pme St . 446 ·2532 '1895 Ton Pickup, Deluxe topper •. a uto., P.S., onl y 3,000 miles . ANEW FACE IN TOWN --------------- For Sale •1995 1. INCREASED PRICES TO BUY 1973 MODELS Dart 2 door H. T., P.S., P. B.,_air condition . 1J2 1969 DODGE Monaco , good co ndition , PB & PS , good lires . _Call 446 -33,56. 206 ·6 4-speed . Upper River Rd. Gallipolis ', Ph. 446-2240 . Satellite 4 Ooor, ni ce clean ca. r . au tomati c, P.S. 70 DODGE 2 Door , autom atic. :SMITH HONDA SALES 71 PLYMOUTH 71 AMX P.S., P. B.. sharp . To Choose From •' • 206 3 1973 ZI G lAG sewing machine . Th is mach ine darns, em . br () i de r s buttonholes , all witho ut attachmen t s. Pay ba l an ce of S38.50 or terms can be arranged . Call 446 ·0255 . 206'6 radio, A· I condition . '1895 ' . I ~ Mag novax 19" ~ortable TV, Co lt 22, au to . r if l e, 446 ·0793. 1 O.oor H.T., air , lilt >lee ring whee l. AM -FM '1795 Venfura' ll 2 dr ., aut omat ic, Over 100 Machines • • •• ••• •• - ----..------ --KITC HEN and c:lishwa:sher, r I I I 1 J ----------...-----(Annren *1495 ~ 206 -tl USED FURNITURE lu form the 11urprise answer , 83 Sul(gested by the above cartoon. *2695 ••• •• • NO HUNTING . no trespassing si gn s. Signs o f al l kinds. Si mm ons Pig . and Off ice E uip mer,t . RICE'S Now arrange the ci rcled letler s ~ lie SIJflPIIiS£ INSWER b!re T YPEWR I TERS , Sm i th Coro n a , Olive tt i Roya L Standard or Electric Por · tab les . Simmons Print ing and Office Equi pm ent . 206 -tf "Your Chevy Dealer" "992-2126 Open Eves. Till B Pomeroy CHEVY 2 dr . St ation w'agon . M int cond ition . 270 H Fi . Balanc ed , po si tration S: Ja, 4 ~ peed . Many extra s $850. 446-4999 . 78 -11 A!ILE 'TO EA'TOUT. 500 E. Main St .• Pomeroy, Ollio Ride a Honda lo work during the week. Bem the lraffi c and toe high cost of gas. Then ride It on the weekend to open air and open country. Only your Honda dealer offers you ihe grC<J ies l seleclion of models in ,the induslry to choose from. There's sure 10 ~ oqc just righi for you . Come by soon. For Sale POMEROY MOTOR CO. \957 COUI.l' BE "IN 'THE ""D " -BUT HE'S STILL • Ride a Honda. We Want To Make You Happy -----.£.-------1966 CHEVELLE , 4 spe ed , 283 added along the week . 2 miles out Mill Creek Road. > 992-2174 Matador 4 lfr . >ed., !Ike new, 32,000 miles. All1974 MODELS WILL HAVE REASONS '2895 71 RAMBLER *2695 ' GREAT BUICK COUNTDOWN J .. _ 72 CAPRICE '995 - &---- --------- be clWf;_r_r...,..,.....,.-.., -0 . (J J 68 PLYMOUTH 14 PT . F iberglass boat. 45 H P motor t railer, excell ent con d ition . Phone 446 ·1073. dishes. misc. New items will l'n scra mhll.' the se f1'>ur Ju mbles, one letter lo each Sljuare, l o form fo ur ordinary ~· ord s. USED CAR SPECIALS Apach e 73 Model Close Out Sol id Soft stal e. Also rental Amsbary Apache Tr ailer Sa les. 631 Fo urth Ave. 206 ·tf KARR & VAN ZANDT Cadillac . Oldsmobile GMAC Financing Available *2695 --------------- Caprice Cpe. & 4 Doors. Now Ta king Orders for 1974 Model Cadillacs • REMEMBER .V\obile Homes Open Daily 8 lo 6, !Closed Sundays) . ---~~~~~:!~~~~~~~~! Fury Ill 4 dr . sed ., P.S., P. B., air . ....~ ,.....,c, 'THE •3295 SEE Ceward Calvert, Peggy Story or Ron Hester REMEMBER We Want You Back Because The Job Wc,~s Done .Right Not Because The Job Was Done Wron_9~ 4·door , 52,000 miles, good tires . 6 cyli nder, automatic tr ansmission , black finish. 1973 CHEVROLET CLEAR·ANCE SALE L TO 2 dr. H. T., automatic. power steering and br akes. factory air cond ., light greer., green vi nyl top . ~ souTHEASTERN~oH1afiAR6E'sf... Charger 2 dr. H.T ., automati c, power stee ring , 27.229 mil es, red, black vinyl top. 1970 MERCURY 1969 PLYMOUTH FURY 1... .......... 795 586 Locust St. 992-7004 Middleport' Open 8 to 6 Mon. thru Sat. 992-5342 ., Cougar . 2 dr. H. T., V-8, automatic. power steering and brakes . factory air. White . 1 l NOW IN FULL SWING 4 1 8' F teetsi de, 350 GALLIPOLIS CHRYSLERPLYMOUTH r J .a-door . 6 cylinder automa t ic tra nsm ission, good t ires , clean inter ior . beige lin ish , rad io & hea ter, r eal economy & a popular mode l. Many·Other *4295 •2495 1971 .DODGE Fury Ill , ctr., automati c, power steering and· •1895 1970 PLYMOUTH . brakes, fa ctory air cond . 1971 VOLKSWAGEN 2 Dr . blue . Cl ean . •1795 4.c:kJor , v.s automati c, power steer ing , radio, good tires , bl ue t in ish , spotless interior . ATTENTION VETERANS ....... Gl l oans avai lable, no down pa ym ent wi th a ppro ved cr edi t. 1973 CHEVROLET Caprice Cla ss ic 2 dr . H. T., power s l~e r l ng and brakes. automati c V-8, factory /'l lr . cru ise control , r adi o with ster eo. 8 tape pl ayer , green, wh ite. vi nyl top : Sharp . . Coupe. 1.ow ne r car , less !han 33,000 m.i~ es . br own !ini sh wi lh m a tch ing vin yl root , and v iny l tnt erlor •. 302 V S engine, standa rd tran smission, power steenng , and br ak es , radio, really sharp. 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY .Summer '73 Clearance Sale ' We Are Having A One Own.er Sale. All Of These WE CAN SAVE For Best Buys, like This One. . . Front kitchen. cathedr al ceiling , house -type door , r ear ja l door . house-type sl1d1ng wm · ·dows. 30 gal . water heater. 2x4 studs, 2x6 floo r ioi sts on 16" center . hurricane tie-down . UL approved . SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. POMEROY MOTOR CO. 11 1-Siu" Anowancl J.;,r 11~ - S ~ I ddtd Wll\1 1 13-Fofay 49- Fi mD !.il plralt 50- Covtr with 'Wilt 5 1- 106 - Simlan• 101- Sr..out 11 5-Urge on 1 16 - Stroku Pt r1t lllingto a 11~ - SulnAsl a lribll 9f F/1/lkl 11&- MIIIhll 52- R ~Jbbl t h 121 - St~ 53- SIIveri 123 - Babylonlen dtlly nyol!1)tlt S!l ~ Beut 125- Ntgllgtnt 56 51- 126 - Convnyn latt Raaon lolind paf1 121 - 'Moat ct lamltOUI 69 - Cortmonp(lct 1~ - Bd1l 61 - PinOd olllme 63 - Htro lc 1ven1 64 - Hut&nao 1l0 ~ CI'IOICI Pill 131 - S!nlll Ng 1l2 -Chltlr 1a4-SuDtrltllvl tnalng E8. -Skl!llhng 70-0ul!lllrl 71- Wtng·loottd 13&- SWIIII ?3 - Shrld 74 - MI• 11!1-0ro wing Q\11 ot 17- PI~~ou •or wOrtnlp 78- Tf'l1n OitCI at 131 - 0wtll 139- Eitlll()flntlnQl 140- SIIt rt IU - Cepuchln mo'*t'l' 145- .A IIIII {iibbr.l ue-,..,t or etrclt · wocl.l 60.._{fOIIJUfiC!i Orl l•r - FtMIIt (Jitl 6 1- '*'lcahOhc 148- Tnttllfl 149- HIOh IIIOUntllf! l;l3.._011tt around 1&·1 - TI~tonlc Qtllt tr•ck , !Ill-- Mint niCkf\111111 1 B~ -.: E ~II tll Wtii Ct ( I 115- Conlunotlon 87- CI0 41d IICur~lr'l 157 llllt &IIIII!'.) bt~fllljll �22 - Til< SWlday Tioues . Senti~ I. Sun~;•v . ~""' '1 19'1:1 , ~ - 'l'hl- Sunday Timet· &!ntlnel, Sundoy, Sept. 2, IU73 k' Price Brea · I MUST COUNT MOVE ON US/ NOW 500 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-2174 Cars Are One . Owner YOU MONEY! 1972 CHEVROLET..................... '3695 2-se"t Kl NGSWOOD WAGON, 16.500 miles. by loca l 1 owner, f<tcfor y air ·Hote(f glass. . 400 eng ine, aytomat lc tr Ans miss ion, pOVJer :;leering & bra k es. ra d io. lugga ge r ack , gold finish, whlf e.waU tires. A sharp clean ca r . 1970 CHEVROLEJ;...................11695 65 X 12 GRA YWOOD Malibu 4 door . 307 V-8 englrie. automat ic trans .. pow~ r steeflng , radio, clean inf erior . gold fini sh . 3 BEDROOMS 1971 FORD TORINO 500 .......... ..'2095 ·------------------------UPT012YEAR FINANCING WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL 1973 OPEL G. T., 2 dr . H.T., a utomatic, 4 cyL Flam e red, 6,369 mil es. Like new. 1972 DODGE Cornet 4 dr ., 6 cyl. , au tomat ic, power steering , 27.789 miles. 1970 PONTIAC .. ~ ..................... 2195 Fire bird Esprit , local l .owner car , 350 V-8 engine •. po~ e r steering & automatic transmissiOn , AM· FM rad to, l tke new white lettered tires, 307 v.s, radio , clean Interior . A sharp one . 111 ..........11395 1970 DODGE POLA~A ................11395 , 4·door ,. factory air. automat ic tra~sm is s lo~, ~o~er steering & brakes , good white wall !Ires, whtte fmtsh , v inyl r09f. radio . heavy duty suspenston . 1967 CHEVELLE ........................ 995 1 1970 PONTIAC' Cata l ina 4 dr., automa ti c, power steering and brakes, factory air. green with white lop. 1969 PLYMOUTH 1969 FORD VIP 4 dr . H. T., automatic, power steer ing , power br.akes, gold metallic, black vinyl top . Truck Specials All Roor Plans 50x12 to 70x14 2 & 3 Bedrooms 1971 CHEVROLET % TON .......... 2395 We Service What We Sell 1970 CHEVROLET 2-TON ............2495 OUR WORD IS OUR BOND r>- 1 v.a engine. 15" heavy dut y t ires, 3-speed transmission, like new and ready to go. 1 v.a 350 cu . in, 15,000 lb. 2-speed rear axle. goodB25x20 10 ply tires, heavy dut y fron t & rear springs , 108" ca b to axle. Clean cab, heater . · •n Anytime by Appointment. Conti'ct Da11 Th... I MIH'nf'1Pr New Caprice Estate 3 Seats Power door locks, tinted gla ss, factory air , floor mats. power tailgate. r emote mirror, super lift shocks, tilt. S. wheel , L78 w-w tires. AM . radio & R. speaker , bumper guards & roof carrier, 400 cu. in . engin e, automatic trans·., power steenng & brakes, beige fini sh, grn . vinyl inferior . Retail $5560.75. -------------------------- MODEL CLEARANCE 71 CADILLAC SEDAN DeVILLE $4713 YEAR END PRICED TO SAVE YOU MONEY Tan finish, brown viny l top, matching interior, full power equipment. AM-FM radio, Clim?te Control air conditioning, li lt & tel. steen ng wheel. Impala Cpes, Impala 4 Dr., ·•4800 Pomeroy Open Eves. Tii6- Til5 P.M. Sat. "You ' ll Like Our Quality Way of Doin9 Business" Camping Equioment Wanterl To Buy STA 'RC H At-1 cupboards , ' wall CLOSE .OUT on all 1973 model s. CORNER cupboa rd s, chests , old guns, Save$1,263on 24ft . 71n . ; Save an y cond i t ion . Also blue Sl.100on 2211.7 in.; Save $975 decorated stoneware , Wr ite on io tt . 7 in .; Save 1854 on 18 P .O. Box 44, Martins Ferry , tt . 7 ln . CAMP CONLE'Y Ohi o 43935 or call <184 ·4440 STARCRAFT SALE S, Rt . 62, aft er 7. N. ol Pt . Pl easan t behind Red 187 .tf Carpel Inn, Phone 675-5384 . 188 -tf --------,-------- ---------------. Business Opportun~ies -· for Rent or Lease DEALER SHIP open best l ine tod ay . See Mr . R.3 me y wes tern M ot eL 918 Secon d Ave., Gall i pol i s, Sunday Septemb er 2 ·only . 206·3 ii;;;,- s·ERViCE--; ta fo;-!e-; se wlt~ln the ci ty . For further informat ion . c all 367 -7889 . 193-lf --------------- OFF I CE space tor lea se, 2nd Ave . across from City ParK . Call 446-1819 or see Joh n Ecker . ._ 131·11 _______________ DOWNTOWN bu si ness space tor l ea se, 2nd Av e., across fro m Ci ty ~ark , Appro . 2,800 SQ . F t . Call 446 ·1819 or 44'6 11 26 or see John E·Ck er . 13 1·1f I 1'/1//.f ll I II r.·~h·r.fjn · ~ . I[ I n I Jurnl1ln·: FACET AFTER INCOME ClMENf A•l~,,...r: f.'IJIIII'II ttmllf'"'- iu tlw .dn•t•l.- TRAFFIC ' J ,\I 11U! I a~ ) '1695 Open Evenings 'Til 7 p.m. & sat. 'til s p.m. ' .. • Service 'Til 12 .Noon on Saturda) Musical Instruments American Motors C: IBSO N L es Pau l Jr . Elc tr lc HOGS, Mu 5CO¥V du ck s, goat s. guifar . Reg SJOOnow s tso . 675 · Cat I 256 ·6553 . 48.<18. 207 . 3 184·1f 1971 MALIBU , a ir , AM · FM r adio , 35 ,000 m ite s. Ca ll 446 7451 after 4 p.m . 207 3 .......... -.~____ - - - - NEW 6 Rm . horne , W·t O·W carpeL 2 a;~ acres flat land , all planted in garden veg et ab le . PHone 245 ·5163 l or ap . · poin tment . 207 3 _ -'- __ -----~-.:--Starting I o'clock 1956 CHEVR OL ET 4 dr . hdtp .• 283 eng ine el(ce Ji ent con Dini ng room s uite, with d ition 446 -2805. bu ff et a nd ch ina cabinet, · . 20 7. 3 an tique bed and chest , old --~-----------wood ice bo)( , depre ssion P.U. CAMPER , 8ft . hed. Call 245-5287 gla ss, Avon bottles, clothes, '1.07 3 . For Sale YARD AND GARAGE. SALE SEPT. 2 THRU 8 ----- UPPER RT. 7 --·------- 267 ·II _____________ ---------- --- --------------., 6 cy l i nde r , '995 68 PLYMOUTH 72 CAMARO Barra cuda autom atic, H.T., 2 door P.S., P. B. 1970 CORVETTE, white with bla ck lop . 446-132 4. 205-6 -FINE -------------qUal ity clarinet and Corbm & Snyder Bea Dobson, ~ve . For Sale Aluminum . Sheets J6 "x23" x .009 USED OFFSET PLATES HAV E MANY USES . OVER 35 GOOD CLEAN USED CARS 20~ • LlrtCOLN CONliN ENTAL • MARK Ill ONE A IR co ndit ioner, ; household Ite ms , m lsc .• few , an ti ques, 153 ·aurger Sf. I 208 ·1 '------------'f ERRY cam per tr ailer , se lf , conta ined, many extra s, l ow ' m lt e8 ge, J . S. t<:t ng, 446 •0800 . I 208 ·6 GallipoliS" Parsons USE O 4 dr. sedan. P. steering. P. brakes, 350 cu. in . engine, w-s-w tires, radio & auto. transmi ssion. green metallic finish with matching vi ny l interior . Extra nice. FUR NIT URE FURNITURE SPEC I AL - 2 pc . l iVIng room suite , Reg . $239 .95 Now Only 208 ·1f For Sale 199-11 ~suNDAY wi ndow s. Air condit ioning . Excellent conditi on, S700 . 69 Ford va n , good . co nd l · lio n, 51 ,310 . 70 Ford ----------r ACROSS 1- e ,_ o,une~ te name 16 - Kimf ol bttn (pL) 21 - Ardent 22-Haopen 1g1in 23- S t.~n · dr l ld btld; m.oo ·: hiBt-f-t-irr:lfsM"-!i-t;~oot-iiff'R$5211_,.11-IT~03l11 ~~=t:Jm~~=t~~~~~+~=+~~*'~=~~=i~~~~~~~==~ - _______ ....., ____208·6 _ ~f-+-i ole, Top nol ch cond lllon. I ·• - 139-0 bshucls 1~ 0- Aflornoon party 141 - BIIItr Vi!'ICh 1<1 2 -Hebrtw month . 1• 3- A atttt latlbr.l 144 - Cc mb form: 78 - Narrow opanmg7!} - Jabbtrlng !!'2- Halhtd 84 - 0id proooun 85-T he one hflre 86 !18 - bristle 145- Macaw 14 'f-Eats lo Jo n PIII!orm htdy 89 - Handlt welo~ t 90 - Hindu guit ar · 92 - Nickel (slarxt ) 94 - Srlllsh lllilllllllve 205-12 --------------- TRAILER COUR T, 12,500. per pad , ph . 367 -7634 , 96 - 99 - 1<19 - Moh anvnedan c a r r j a~& 40-- Snakes 9 :3 - I~Y' ~n l'ilflltY' 9!5- 0trl 96-flrMd 9 1 - Jo~• 99- Hudg .. r (pL) "''"' w.u1e 152 - Dinrwr cou rte 154 - CfO UU 158 - Lubrica led Buoowing 1nlmal 46-Pr'"' '' s meuurl Wa lklng IIICk 1S6- AIIow& rlC elor tOO - Swill rlvtr 1 ~9-S I I •kU t60 - Topol wave 103 - 1e 1- Ft ll inlo error Ctlck b"tl' lo-1 -0rgan ot llurlog 105 - SulPtnd 106-Nanow pasuQ• DOWN Explrt Prtpotlllon J I D~ Men ' t 1 - ~ eco nt~lllhmen l l 2 -W IIIIIU 3 -Tlm1 gone by nlckntme A- PrO r'IOUil ot energ,6- 0i l treu!ngly 15 - Ur~ll "' 117 - Gtml 7-Fallt bt ck \ 19 - EtCIPtd 8- Hrgll ctro;l 1 ~ - Vtrwe 9- Symbotlor 122- Fttll 110 -C taiiY' 12<1 - Rodtnl 121S -;'Unltaof cupr1.1m 10- BI m1ttaken 11 - Countr y ol 11111 12- Arab lan lt&Porl 13 - Food hth- Por l ull~••• currtncy 0tPindtd on 1 ~8 - 0rl i rl 12i- ,., lnlt1!c group 131 - AIDIII 132- 0reu bordtr 1J3 - Evti)Qri1N 1~ 5- Mutl c : 11 wrll1tn 138 -Ciou. •... ,. 11 14 - FU~tr in S1t1ilrl a tS- To Ill "-fllblt 18 - MuaiCal iASIIIJntt nl 1 7- Su~ ll aub)tCt to 18 -o. Qreak lll:lter HI - Man 1 name 20 - lroc:lln'l More pro lou(l(l YounQ bo ya 44 - 48- WOJ ild I!IS-. A.UII\1111 72-s~n~~ lltlhtrtnt ol 74 - r• IOMlQ jfi~IC t 36-'- Wan 37-Weary 39-Engllsrtbtby 9 1 - Tt.~ r lf; l lhdtC III 92 - 0ir l't narrm 1C''j- SIOP 156 - MOIIIIy 71 - Phitlpplht 1'\tQfi\O 111'1 11 ) Ptiltst lnt 90- Prec ipil oue 424J - "'"" 102 - DO!TIIIfl 12e - 29 - Atlo ve 3 1- Land at the free -89- Anc lenl dlllriQt ol HID-Take ur\l awfully 11 1 - Stn~elus c lot k 11 2- Atur Hoi -Kno ck i1B - Fofl<llt At 11\la pi&CI Ntgll lvt Plllllt NOit ot1Ctll l rllc le 10 •- a~v t1ac1o. " 5-Thlngl, In ltw 47-Polnl oflnterul <49 ,;_VIQitlbll 150 - Thl Mart 151 - Brtndl 15' - Falhtr lli'- Rellu 011 27-S pan lsh plural 41- W1f1 or Genlnt 108 108 - +-lf-+-tf--l ll'ilWirm 70- Talo.l Dllt't part ....1"-..1.....1"-..1.-' Edi:!t The awee1sop 143- Tibtl t n pr ltal 40-SitQI wnl..,tr -44' -Mif ·dlmtr ctndy ' 1!! 7- Piu•altnd lrtG ~•v . -- " 2- lllr 11• - avalta bl t . 2086 - M...ur•o' 38-soak up weight ,.,+.:!-? 1--tf--+--i 8,885-:-: se w• on bulton •, blind html, '51 .00 or term• Phone ol46 2460 . 36- Allilvdt 37 -=f--1 !'il-Liinb ptan ~hon e ~~6 · 2 • 60 , SI NGE R Automoti c llg hg · Sewing 11,\0ch lnu , In u wln ~ IOb le . ll.l•<u blilton.hol tt , rcoltoq.) 34- Mtlurt 3S - Lirg• lru<: l<l all cuh or buqgol 28 - lau oeu 76 77 - 3:1 - NC1t ot I CIII c: l &&nlnu tools . Sm .e. ll pa int ' tHtmageln shipping . Will take ' •••lloblo . 26 - Sug•red 32 -Sun god 85 ---------·---Cleonors new · !913 ' Model. Comp lete wllh 2<1 -Commonpltcl 21! ....:..fu11 30 -C te~er 208 ·6 1 Pic ture holder 11 ~ Man ' s SON Shoes , call . 446 ·9430 aft er 5 p .m . cllrfonl . No attachmen t s 446·1]71 Mllded u our con t ro ls 8r& !)6-11 bui ll In , Se ws with 1 or 2 ncod lea, m akos bu!lonhol es , --~----------sew on button $, rTJOnogrart,i, nnd bli nd hem slltch . Full ctuh pri ce S38 .SO, budge t pten 1 '" l'lv!Ji lobl o . Phone olol6 •2460, . SUNDAY, September 2, 1973 "--1-+-!--i L sil l ecllon In !Hock f lrrn mat lr e,ses sta r ting ~ ~ Sl9 .00 . 955 suond Aven ue • ' CROSSWORD PUZZLE Pick up 5950. 675-~~ -~4 - 11 208 -12 N E W · Se rta and eem co mat tr eSs Md bo)C sp r ings . lu>trgo For Sale 3 BR Brick home In Pleasant valley, Rt. JS , has central air fu ll y carpeted, 2 gar garage, ref., washer . dryer and stove . P l ent y cabi net s, 2 baths. •21 ooo Ca ll 446·1572. -------------- -------66- ;-Ui"cK- spec ial. . E lectric 1 MA ..._ For Sale -----------.......:-- ________ __ .• ~AC UUM Gallipolis, Ohio 50 State Street For Sale ....,........ 208 ·3 PAINT OAMAGE ZIG -ZAG SE WIN G • 1973 MACHINES . 51111 In orlglnnl CARROLL NORRIS DODGE INC. Gallipolis, Ohio Eastern Ave. USED F'ox Chop per , power take off . Cal l 675 ·1807. . ---- ----------- Shop now .. , tell 'em HONEY sent yal WOOD MOTOR. SALES . 208 -3 ' See how wi se you were to wai~ 'til year·end to ~o your new·car buying! See the. ktnds a t savings we re offer ing on al l our graat ' 73s ·· especia lly our line selection at Polaras. Make this year, your ve~r t o reolly move up in sty le, in room and lu.: u ryl P nce a Polara at ou r showr o om before you buv any new carl •2195 Bed ro om suit es , rocking chairs. 2 pc .. l iving room sui t es , s tov ~s . gas find elec tr ic, beds, ch air s, other miscellaneous ite m s at reasonable price . h NEW ClEARANCE PRICED DODGE' POlARAS! 71 CHEVROLET IMPALA . 1 DEAL 446-327l ,1968 CAD I LLAC, Cou rc Devil le, • white, bl ac k vlny top, lilt ' telescop ic wheel, fac tor y Blr , AM .FM radi o . Phone 256-1354. ....., END DATSON Phone 592-4463 -----..---------- Corbin & Snyder Furniture ..--------------- YEAR eMERCURY MONTEGO •COMET _____________ 208 -3 _____ _______ OF A difion . air cond ., elec . wm - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . dows, $700 . Les Paul Jr . electric guitar , ex c. con d .. $125. 675 .4848. 194-tf 10 CASTLE lig hted ShOW C8Ses . ..,... SU RPLU S two meta l secretary NEW and used instruments, Inquire at Bernadine 's, 326 Brun icard i House of Music , 54 chairs. a real goo(j buy. K E NNEL of Calh oun , AKC Second Avenue . Phone . 446 · State St re et. Phone 446-0687. Woods Insurance Agency, 32 reg . Toy Pood le puppies . S50 2477 . After S phon e 446 · 1~69 . 190-tf Loc.ust, Ph . 446-1066. to sas . 256 -6247 . 168 -tf 201 ·11 ------~------' 20 1·26 PIPES, Pipes Pipes , GBD, Cherl!!lan , BBB . Jo bey , H ilson JOHN Deere Dozer, 1970 Chevy and ot hers . Tawney's P ipe and p icku p , 1967 Pontiac Tern · Trop h y Hous e, 422 Second pest . 446· 1502. _ Ave . 201 12 16 1h SE LMAR Trumpet, excell ent cond . SIJ5. 446 -3550 . ....;....., _,__. 208 -J GET A. YOUR DEALER FOR ~~-su~cK-Sp e~;,-:-~od-c~n - 208 -5 hgt . NOW eCAPRI eDATSUN eSUBARU eCOOGAR $ 199.95. -4 '--------------V R . OLD galled Tennessee hor se, 600 E. STATE ST. & 1200 E. STATE ST. ATHENS, OHIO For Sale 1973 NOVA SS with AC, $2800 or best offer, owner m ust se ll . 44 6.0782 . ho nd s ,, J88 .8202. RIGHT L&M Phone 592-4491 _ ___________ _ ' Walking GALLIPOLIS, OHIO DALE R. SANDERS INC. ' '2695 $ 8 lor 51.00 RCA TV 520, 23 ln . RCA TV ~ $50. Gas stov e $20 . Call 4.<16 . 43 13: .__ _._ 208 ·3 SMITH BUICK-PONTIAC, INC. Gallipolis Chrysler-Plymouth 208 ·3 ..---------------VACUUM Cl eaner SJO, Por table ·6 NEW '73 PONTIACS LEFT' 1900 EASTERN AVENUE • USED · 36" Cop pe r tone ga s AA6 . · rang·e, Harv es t go l d Ref .•. 3 occ asional c ~8 1 r s, full s1ze '1.08 -6 co il spr ing s. 36" wh ite gas range , G. E. washer 8. dryer 30 REG . Alyshire cows. m~n y se t, A m ana sid e-by -side Ret.. r ecentl y fre sh , also fresh 2 full size matlr ess set, window year old Hol stein hei fer s. ca ll fan . · 614 -286 -2496. 955 second Av enue . 20 8-3 446 -1111 oren Frida~ 1118 Plenty o free park1ng , KITCHE N Aid dishwasher , Colt 22 , au to rifle , 446 ·0793 . trumpet . 2602. OUR USED CAR INVENTORY IS LOW. TRADE-INS ACCEPTED ON ·ALL DISCOUNT PRICES. 1973 DUSTERS 1639 Eastern BELTS MUST BE FASTENED TO START ENGINE · 4. PROBABILITY OF H INTEREST 6 Cyli nder , automati c. '995 73 DODGE ' . a door sedan, 6 cylinder, autom a t ic . ' '1495 For Sale For Sale AU .8V OOP FORO Tr actor and 5 f l. rotary mowE'r , 5750 . 446 -26 11 206 ·3 -------- 68 VALIANT 3. COMBINATION SHOULDER HARNESS AND SEAT "Your A uthorlzed Bulck•Pontlac Dealer" GALLIPOLIS OHIO For Sale engine , rea sonabl e pr ice , 446· 733 5. _,__~-AL L TYPE S of bui ld i ng NEW 197 3 Zlg .Z,ay sew i ng ma chines In or ig inal fa c tory · mater ials , block , br ick, sewer car t on . Zllii · Zag l o ma k e p ipes, wmdows , l intel s, et c. l)uttonho les, sew on buttons , Cla ude Wint~rs, Rio Gra nde , monograms end mllk.e f&n c y 0 . Phone 24.5 ·51 21 after 5. de!ilgns w ith lust the tw tst of a 123-lf sing le dial·. Left _In lay .lJ .wlly and never been used . W111 sell MOBILE HOM ES for only S47 ..00 cas:h, or terms ' FOR SALE available . Phone 446 -2460 . Sn ly Po sturpedlc: m attruu RECONDITIONED & bo x ~prlriljJS onl y 2 monttn MO BILE HO MES ELEC UX VACUUM old . don ' t ml u thl ' one 1970 l:l x 60 2 BR ::hafleno er t ie er, A·l cond ition, uses ·' C'lttra' henV 'l piece end ·t1bt e 1969 12 ll: 60 2 BR Baron pa er bags , has cordwl nde r set - 2 two-piece living room 196.<1 10 )( 5S 2 SR Pr incess and many llflll chmenls . A lso s uite:~o - sofa bed - living 1965 10 ll: S0"2 8 R Monarch shampooer atlachment In · roo m ch·air 2 din ette 1955 8 x 46 2 8 R L ondofa . eluded . (On ly 4 available) at chal·r 1 _ 7 piece dlnetlo scf 1965 10 x 55 2 BR Roycraft S37 . 70 c ash or term s B& SMOBILE HOM ES availab l e . Phon e 446 -2460 . doubl e bed 3 colt Second & V iand St. · 204 ·6 &prlng s - 2 sets of tamp a like Pt. Pleasant AMBUSTNESS i;;;d(ad!Os7"ss bra nd new . ( Ne~et to Heck'sl 149-tt wall Input JOhnsonmodel , 600 NEW& 'USEOFURNITURE base w l lh 'telephone l i ne 854 s.cond- 446 -9523 COA 'CHMA N Travel Tra iler, re .mol~ con trol , 6 mob ile 204-tf Motor Ho m es. 5th Wheel. uni ts, mo(jel PASS . New cost Truck Camper~ , App le Ci ty \3 ,300 . Make renonable olfer . Auto 5t'l fes , R t . 35 N. Ja ckson , Oav !Q Cu lpeppe r , P . 0 . BoK CORN . Coli 446 114~. Ohio . PhOn e 2~6 5700 , 131, .446 ' 1639. _,_ 110 -lf ·, 202-6 70 MAVERICK AS LOW AS RIVERSIDE A.M.C.-JEEP 206 -3 1968 1968 1961 1-966 1969 1969 1967 1966 1969 1969 1959 1967 1966 1970 1969 1969 1966 ........ -,------·-~1971 350 Hond!'l Sc ra m bl er 446 1968 . ·1967 J-1 00 . 101 .3 1967 -~-- __ - - - _,....__ 1968 1967 FA IR LA NE , $700. May be 1969 seen at 51 6 Robert so n Str ce L Be llm eade ar ea , Pt . Pl ea san t ' 20 7 ] '1495 2. LESS GAS MILEAGE . 2 Door . See th is one. '1995 nJeep SEPT. 5, 1973 206 ·6 1 9~3 71 CHEV. VEGA '3695 1974 AMERICAN MOTORS JEEP INTRODUCTION BEAUT I FUL 1973 Ste r eo radio co mbi nation in walnut f inis h , AM .fM radio tape . Pay balance of $\02 .50 or ta ke over payments of $7 .50 . Call 446 · 0255 . 1965 1968 1971 1969 1972 1963 71 PONTIAC We are m!)st Pleased to announce 206 -3 New GMC Truck H eadqu art ers 112 ton Chevy Pickup 112 ton GMC pickup GMC Suburba n 3!.. ton Chevy pickup J,~ Chevy pi ckup ton 600 Ford 34 ton GMC p ic k up 3 Ton Chevy dump GMC l/o~ ton o ic'k up J/,.. 1 . GMC P lJ 3/" T. GMC PU 1h T. GMC PU Chevro let 11? ton pickup 1h ton Chev . GMC 1/ 7 ton PU 1 h T . Ford PU Dodge Station Wagon Ford Galaxle · 1h ton Chevy p i cKup~ 111. ton GMC p ick up . 112 T . Chev . PU V1 T . Chev . PU If~ T , GMC PU l/• T . GMC PU 1h T. GMC PU 1h T. GMC PU 1h T. GM C PV a;,. T. GM C PU 1h Ton GM C PU SOMMERS G.M_. C TRUC~S , !N.C. 133 Pme St . 446 ·2532 '1895 Ton Pickup, Deluxe topper •. a uto., P.S., onl y 3,000 miles . ANEW FACE IN TOWN --------------- For Sale •1995 1. INCREASED PRICES TO BUY 1973 MODELS Dart 2 door H. T., P.S., P. B.,_air condition . 1J2 1969 DODGE Monaco , good co ndition , PB & PS , good lires . _Call 446 -33,56. 206 ·6 4-speed . Upper River Rd. Gallipolis ', Ph. 446-2240 . Satellite 4 Ooor, ni ce clean ca. r . au tomati c, P.S. 70 DODGE 2 Door , autom atic. :SMITH HONDA SALES 71 PLYMOUTH 71 AMX P.S., P. B.. sharp . To Choose From •' • 206 3 1973 ZI G lAG sewing machine . Th is mach ine darns, em . br () i de r s buttonholes , all witho ut attachmen t s. Pay ba l an ce of S38.50 or terms can be arranged . Call 446 ·0255 . 206'6 radio, A· I condition . '1895 ' . I ~ Mag novax 19" ~ortable TV, Co lt 22, au to . r if l e, 446 ·0793. 1 O.oor H.T., air , lilt >lee ring whee l. AM -FM '1795 Venfura' ll 2 dr ., aut omat ic, Over 100 Machines • • •• ••• •• - ----..------ --KITC HEN and c:lishwa:sher, r I I I 1 J ----------...-----(Annren *1495 ~ 206 -tl USED FURNITURE lu form the 11urprise answer , 83 Sul(gested by the above cartoon. *2695 ••• •• • NO HUNTING . no trespassing si gn s. Signs o f al l kinds. Si mm ons Pig . and Off ice E uip mer,t . RICE'S Now arrange the ci rcled letler s ~ lie SIJflPIIiS£ INSWER b!re T YPEWR I TERS , Sm i th Coro n a , Olive tt i Roya L Standard or Electric Por · tab les . Simmons Print ing and Office Equi pm ent . 206 -tf "Your Chevy Dealer" "992-2126 Open Eves. Till B Pomeroy CHEVY 2 dr . St ation w'agon . M int cond ition . 270 H Fi . Balanc ed , po si tration S: Ja, 4 ~ peed . Many extra s $850. 446-4999 . 78 -11 A!ILE 'TO EA'TOUT. 500 E. Main St .• Pomeroy, Ollio Ride a Honda lo work during the week. Bem the lraffi c and toe high cost of gas. Then ride It on the weekend to open air and open country. Only your Honda dealer offers you ihe grC<J ies l seleclion of models in ,the induslry to choose from. There's sure 10 ~ oqc just righi for you . Come by soon. For Sale POMEROY MOTOR CO. \957 COUI.l' BE "IN 'THE ""D " -BUT HE'S STILL • Ride a Honda. We Want To Make You Happy -----.£.-------1966 CHEVELLE , 4 spe ed , 283 added along the week . 2 miles out Mill Creek Road. > 992-2174 Matador 4 lfr . >ed., !Ike new, 32,000 miles. All1974 MODELS WILL HAVE REASONS '2895 71 RAMBLER *2695 ' GREAT BUICK COUNTDOWN J .. _ 72 CAPRICE '995 - &---- --------- be clWf;_r_r...,..,.....,.-.., -0 . (J J 68 PLYMOUTH 14 PT . F iberglass boat. 45 H P motor t railer, excell ent con d ition . Phone 446 ·1073. dishes. misc. New items will l'n scra mhll.' the se f1'>ur Ju mbles, one letter lo each Sljuare, l o form fo ur ordinary ~· ord s. USED CAR SPECIALS Apach e 73 Model Close Out Sol id Soft stal e. Also rental Amsbary Apache Tr ailer Sa les. 631 Fo urth Ave. 206 ·tf KARR & VAN ZANDT Cadillac . Oldsmobile GMAC Financing Available *2695 --------------- Caprice Cpe. & 4 Doors. Now Ta king Orders for 1974 Model Cadillacs • REMEMBER .V\obile Homes Open Daily 8 lo 6, !Closed Sundays) . ---~~~~~:!~~~~~~~~! Fury Ill 4 dr . sed ., P.S., P. B., air . ....~ ,.....,c, 'THE •3295 SEE Ceward Calvert, Peggy Story or Ron Hester REMEMBER We Want You Back Because The Job Wc,~s Done .Right Not Because The Job Was Done Wron_9~ 4·door , 52,000 miles, good tires . 6 cyli nder, automatic tr ansmission , black finish. 1973 CHEVROLET CLEAR·ANCE SALE L TO 2 dr. H. T., automatic. power steering and br akes. factory air cond ., light greer., green vi nyl top . ~ souTHEASTERN~oH1afiAR6E'sf... Charger 2 dr. H.T ., automati c, power stee ring , 27.229 mil es, red, black vinyl top. 1970 MERCURY 1969 PLYMOUTH FURY 1... .......... 795 586 Locust St. 992-7004 Middleport' Open 8 to 6 Mon. thru Sat. 992-5342 ., Cougar . 2 dr. H. T., V-8, automatic. power steering and brakes . factory air. White . 1 l NOW IN FULL SWING 4 1 8' F teetsi de, 350 GALLIPOLIS CHRYSLERPLYMOUTH r J .a-door . 6 cylinder automa t ic tra nsm ission, good t ires , clean inter ior . beige lin ish , rad io & hea ter, r eal economy & a popular mode l. Many·Other *4295 •2495 1971 .DODGE Fury Ill , ctr., automati c, power steering and· •1895 1970 PLYMOUTH . brakes, fa ctory air cond . 1971 VOLKSWAGEN 2 Dr . blue . Cl ean . •1795 4.c:kJor , v.s automati c, power steer ing , radio, good tires , bl ue t in ish , spotless interior . ATTENTION VETERANS ....... Gl l oans avai lable, no down pa ym ent wi th a ppro ved cr edi t. 1973 CHEVROLET Caprice Cla ss ic 2 dr . H. T., power s l~e r l ng and brakes. automati c V-8, factory /'l lr . cru ise control , r adi o with ster eo. 8 tape pl ayer , green, wh ite. vi nyl top : Sharp . . Coupe. 1.ow ne r car , less !han 33,000 m.i~ es . br own !ini sh wi lh m a tch ing vin yl root , and v iny l tnt erlor •. 302 V S engine, standa rd tran smission, power steenng , and br ak es , radio, really sharp. 1970 PLYMOUTH FURY .Summer '73 Clearance Sale ' We Are Having A One Own.er Sale. All Of These WE CAN SAVE For Best Buys, like This One. . . Front kitchen. cathedr al ceiling , house -type door , r ear ja l door . house-type sl1d1ng wm · ·dows. 30 gal . water heater. 2x4 studs, 2x6 floo r ioi sts on 16" center . hurricane tie-down . UL approved . SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. POMEROY MOTOR CO. 11 1-Siu" Anowancl J.;,r 11~ - S ~ I ddtd Wll\1 1 13-Fofay 49- Fi mD !.il plralt 50- Covtr with 'Wilt 5 1- 106 - Simlan• 101- Sr..out 11 5-Urge on 1 16 - Stroku Pt r1t lllingto a 11~ - SulnAsl a lribll 9f F/1/lkl 11&- MIIIhll 52- R ~Jbbl t h 121 - St~ 53- SIIveri 123 - Babylonlen dtlly nyol!1)tlt S!l ~ Beut 125- Ntgllgtnt 56 51- 126 - Convnyn latt Raaon lolind paf1 121 - 'Moat ct lamltOUI 69 - Cortmonp(lct 1~ - Bd1l 61 - PinOd olllme 63 - Htro lc 1ven1 64 - Hut&nao 1l0 ~ CI'IOICI Pill 131 - S!nlll Ng 1l2 -Chltlr 1a4-SuDtrltllvl tnalng E8. -Skl!llhng 70-0ul!lllrl 71- Wtng·loottd 13&- SWIIII ?3 - Shrld 74 - MI• 11!1-0ro wing Q\11 ot 17- PI~~ou •or wOrtnlp 78- Tf'l1n OitCI at 131 - 0wtll 139- Eitlll()flntlnQl 140- SIIt rt IU - Cepuchln mo'*t'l' 145- .A IIIII {iibbr.l ue-,..,t or etrclt · wocl.l 60.._{fOIIJUfiC!i Orl l•r - FtMIIt (Jitl 6 1- '*'lcahOhc 148- Tnttllfl 149- HIOh IIIOUntllf! l;l3.._011tt around 1&·1 - TI~tonlc Qtllt tr•ck , !Ill-- Mint niCkf\111111 1 B~ -.: E ~II tll Wtii Ct ( I 115- Conlunotlon 87- CI0 41d IICur~lr'l 157 llllt &IIIII!'.) bt~fllljll �" • •• ••• ••• • ' 24- The Sunday Times -Sent mel. Sunday , S<•pt. 2, 1973 One of 10 Ohioans is 65 or older Graham film to lly C. E. lllakt•si•r l'uuuty Ext. A~t·nt, Agr,. be shown · MIDDLEPORT - "Souls in ..Conllict", a Billy Graham color film , has been secured as one·of four films to be shown this week at the Meigs Junior High School in Middleport. The four films will make up a film festiva l being staged at 7:30 each evening Tuesday through Friday by the Meigs County Ministerial Assn . "Souls In Conllkt", filmed during Gnlham 's wor ld· publicized London Crusade, is or feature length. '!'he story encompasses the lives of three typi cal individuals troubled with the present and con! used about the future. Because his unerring slide rule doesn't come up with the answer, a famous jet pilot has doubts about the new "religious resurgence' ' his friends talk about. A prominent actress wonders about this strange new "personal con~ct" . A penny-ante gambling factory worker tried to figure out what the odds are for him. Their need for a soul·satisfying religious experience is tied into the Graham meetings. The public is invited to attend the showings. They are free. SERVICES MONDAY GALLIPOLIS - Fun eral services for Mrs. Ollie Bell Straight will be held 2 p.m. Monday at the Waugh-Halley. Wood Funeral Home with Rev. Paul Hawks officiating. Burial will be in Mound Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers wilt be grandsons of the deceased. POMEHOY - If Nt•u• i11 F11rmir1g WILLIAM FITCH Wittlam C. f'ltch , Presi dent of Senior Advocates International. and former Exe<•util'l' Dirl'ctor of The Notio nal Council On Aging, will speak at a joint Activilies for ·Ad ults of America and sen ior citizens Senior Advocates International .. The conference will be from noon to 10 p. m.. commencing with a luncheon at the Lake Hope Lodge and sessions later at the Wyman Park Amp hitheatre. For further information call James N. Blower, chairman, al 614-596-5222. Kad-ettes win honors f'UNDS DISTRIBUTED POMEROY _ . A total of $5,136 has been received by Meigs Coun ty towns as a part of the August gasoline taxes distribution , State Auditor Joseph Ferguson said Friday. Afnounts received include Middleport, $1 ,909 ; Pomeroy, $1,950; Racine, $369; Rutland, $415, and Syracuse, $493. CARROL K. SNOWDEN Pork Centr11 Hotel Bldg. Second Ave .. Gallipolis STATE FARM •••--•••u LIFE INSURANC!: COMptANY Hom• Dlfiu · 81oom l ~•tn" nlh·~~~ ~~::~---- p 7347 almos t one out of every 10 Ohioa!ls is 65 yeni'S of age or older. And their numbers are growing - up ' 11.2 percent during the '60s. f!;ve o·y once in a while changes occur which indicate favo rable . development . Severa l years ago Meigs County was listed as the first or second countv in the state with the highest percentage of aging population. Due in part to developments, including the Meigs Mine complex and the confNcnc e in M c Arth~:~r , Sept. 12 of the Concerned for retirement Pll. 446·4290, Home 446 -4518 U.e • 1094 Mllhbor, Sttre f1rrn I• there. believ<• o·cspecl, then you had better be orclly respectful - because POMEROY - Members of the Riggs Royal Kad1ette Ba ton Corps and Teams recently won top honors in competiton at the NBTA open contest held at the Belpre Homecoming Festival. - - - ' - - - - - - - - - The corps, directed by Mrs. Judy Riggs, won four first places for juvenile parade corps, junior dance-twirl teams, juvenile large twirling teams and juvenile dance-twirl teams. The baton corps has also been very busy this summer appearing in parades. The group recently appeared in the old ·fashioned bargain days parade in Parkersburg, the .Belpre Homecoming parade and last weekend appeared in the Parade of the Hills at Nelsonvilhi. Retirement can be the best tlmt of your lifo. And to help make sure you have enough money to do the thinas you want, State Farm Ufe tlas a ' policy made to order for your retirement years. State Farm , and I can help you got what you want out of lift. Let me ahow you how. IOU in treuting your ~lrlers with Plan J OPEN THURSDAY POMEROY- Since the auto deputy registrar's office will be closed all day Monday in Pomeroy due to Labor Day, the office will be open all day on Thursday. ' POMEROY Senior Citize ns Center Activities this week : Monday, Labor Day, closed. : Tuesday, Crafts, ·9 : 30 to 11 :30; Cards and Games, I to 3. Wednesday, Quilting, Rug Hooking. Thursday, Crafts, 9:30 to 11:30; Cards and Games, I to 3. friday, Rug Hooking, 9 to 11. Horseshoes, cards, ·games, shuffleboard, quilting, etc . practically anytime. RATES GOING UP WASHINGTON (UP! ) - The Cost of Living Council has exempted the U. S. Postal Service from price controls, opening ths way for previously announced postal rates for some second, third and fourth class mail to take effect Sept. 9. The regular first class postal rate will remain at 8 cents and air mail at II cents. The increases will apply to second class mail and some publi ca tions .wi th limited circula lion, such as trade association bulk mailings to members; some third class nonprofit bulk material, and some special fourth class material, mainly books and · records . SQUAD CALLED POMEROY - The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called to Rutland at 12:01 Saturday. Margie Wyatt was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where she was admitted. Th e Ra cine Emergency squad answered two calls Saturday. Raymond Hartley , Racme, was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital after complaining of breathing difficulties , ·as was Lela Easterday, Rt. I, Racine. The Middleport squad transported Mrs . Bob Hunnell, South Second St ., Middleport, to Pleasant Valley Hospital. ·~Greene proxilHiLy lo Ohi.., Un'iversity £JL Coun ty 16.1 J. /\then:;, Meigs County is now Thcro ;. •re lnr ~er per· (·entages ol elderly people in lied with Noble c,umty for fifth i:l!td sixth pOsit inn iu the tate in areos 0( the st<otc that are out -migration . . having tiM_) highest pcrcenlat;:e cxpcriendn~ ur population ug-e 65 or· over. \)n the other hand, Mitchell Morgan County has the highest revc;lis, there are smaller perce n ta~e of over 65 percenta~es In areas expopulation with 14.8 pet .: periencing a hig h birth rate Adams is second with 14.7 pet ; and an inymigratiOn or youn~ Guernsey with 14 .6. ; and adul ts . Green Coun ty is a good Highland 14.0 pet. Meigs and example of U1e latter. It has Noble have 13.8 pet. John Mitchell, exte nsion Ulfee colleges, a large military rural sociologist at Ohio Stale base , and is in the Dayton and University, says it's important Springfield suburban areas. It ex perienced rapid to know this and even moo·e has important to realize that the population growth for the past percentages of the aged vary 20 years. Morgan County, though, is greatly by counties. For exrunple, the percentage of very rural and has had an outelderly in Morgan County migra lion and a slight ( 14.8) is nearly three lime' lh"' population decline during the jXISI 20 years. It Is u good example or whot occurs when there is a dt-cllning birth rate and an out.mlgration of youn~ adul l.'i, Mitchell points out. GENERALLY, the IOO I' C rural an orca the hlglwr the percent or a~ed in the population. 28 counties are In the unglaclated area of the state, 25 of which had an outmigration dul'ing the 1960's. Only two of these counties, Athens and Clermont, had a percentage of aged under the stole average of 9.4. Clermont County has suburban fringe development and Athens Coun ty has Ohio University . THE DIFFERENCE in percentages of older persons in vanous areas puses questions ~~nd parl·llme work ~·· about needs or JlCOple und what por tWJlllea for retirees an kinds of rncilities and services other elde~ly persons. Natlo ore avnilable to meet these averages show that a 65 Yeaf needs. One could expecl a old man may expect 13 mo11 greater need for one and two years of life and a woman ~ 1,crson IIvlng fa cilities in same age may expect to live 1 counties where the percentage more years. Our older cltlzena is higher. Also, one could ex· can continue to make botll peel that a higher proportion of soc ial and economic corij o1e people have fiKed income. trlbutlons to the commWJ itl~ The elderly have a greater where they live, he says. ~ need [or health fncilitles and WHY SHOULDN'T several personnel than do younger . counties with similar pel. adults, especially for treat· centoges of aged join togethtit ment of clu·onie conditions. In planning for facilities •nO Mally of these older persons services? The ninetee~ have some kind Of physical counties In Southeastern O~i handicap or a chronic illness. which have 11.5 percent or Mitchell feels it's Important more of their 1970 population ill that elected officials and tlois older age group could p~ community leaders help for- together, Mitchell suggestt, mulatc educational programs Also, perhaps Hardin, Log~ and Wyandotte counties couw work together In plannlnl, because their senior dtiz811 percentage Is high, too, = A regional, multi-countf, organization is one meth'i, Batesville, . Ind ., Route 3, Mitchell points out, wherei!}' $32.50; Charles Zimmerman, offi cials and local people coufil Clifton , W. Va., $27.50; Charles work across coWJty lines ~ Nun n, Rock Creek, speed in~, common problems. It would -!i $27.50; Teddy Osborne, one way to provide facllltlot, Reedsville, failure to transfer services and opportWJitles lor the "oldl!r" segment of Ohio; registration, $25. populatiqn. • Continued growth of Ohio~ aged population is expecte~. By 1980, more than a mllli<ft persons will be in these oldf four for reckless operation ; age groups. In this populatioR, three for assault and baltery · women will continue to ouftwo for DWI, stop sig~ nwnber men, due largely lp violations and failure to yield; their higher survival ra~J! two for assured dear distance . throughout the life span. Ji1 one each for disobeying ~ 1970, the ratio of elderly men automatic traffic signal, lm. per 100 women In Ohio was 70.~. proper backing, fraud, This represents a decline from shoplifting, passing within an . intersection, destruction of 82.2 in 1960. Meigs County, during the Ia t property, no operator's license, squealing tires, escaping from . three years, has become custody .and resisting arrest. as one of . the outstandillg counties in the state fit developing programs for I~ older citizens. This has ~ Mullins, 17, and Mark Mullins, due largely because of Ill efforts of volunteer members 11, bolh of Grove City. · According to the Gallla· and supporters of the Meigs Meigs Post State Highway County Council on Aging, the Patrol , the Mullins brothsrs staff of the Comprehensive were passengers in Polley's Senior Citizen's Program, and car. Polley lost control of his the Retired Senior Volunteer auto which left the highway Program WJder direction of and traveled over an em- Mrs. Eleanor Thomas and Mrs. Pearl Welker and their staffs. bankment. POMEROY Eleven defendants were fined and six others forfeited bonds Friday in the court of Meigs County Judge Frank W. Porter. Fined were Okey Kiser , Racine Route 2, $250 and costs, five days confinement in jail and a six month suspension of his driver's license on a charge of driving while intoxicated; Albert L. Swearengen, Rutland , $150 and costs, three days confinement and restricted use or his driver's license for six months on a charge of driving while in· toxicated; Robert L. Ritchie, Minersville Route 1, and William F. ·wells, Long Bottom Route I, $15 and costs each on speeding charges; Roger E. Cramer, Zanesville, speeding, $5 and costs; John W. Johnson, Pomeroy Route 4, stop sign violation, $10 and costs. Also, Edward Laudermilt, Racine , Route 2, no license plates, $10 and costs, and $10 and cosl.'i on a charge of !aiiing to drive upon the right one-half of the road ; Clyde Wines, Middleport, speeding, $15 and costs; Marion Hall, Reedsville Route I, $10 and costs, passing without assured clear distance House damaged by fire GALLIPOLIS - Damages were estimated at $5,500 in a fire of undertermined origin Friday night at the Gypsy Woyan residence, 400 Pike St., Kanauga. According to Fire chief James A. Northup, the blaze originated in th~ southwest bedroom and spread to a large adjoining closet, living room and attic . There was mediwn heat and smoke damage to the entire dwelling. ahead; Rosa E. Brady, Mason, W. Va., $10 and costs, failure to yield to a .stop sign. Forfeiting bonds posted on speeding charges were Henry Francis , Marietta, $27.50; Steven Richards, Belpre Route 1, $27 ; Albert H. Suttman, 99 Arrested in August · .GALLIPOLIS - Nine\y·nine persons were arrested and . seven . theft complaints were mvesllgated by ctty pehce offtcers durmg the month of August. . . Sgt. Hollts North s.atd Saturday th.e theft complamts Included stx petty larceny thefts and one grand larceny case. . . Arrests .mcluded 61 per~ons It was .the second such fire in for speedmg ; 10 mtoxt~atwn; the Kanauga area in three days. •. Fire fighters Were called at 1:35 a. m. Saturday to the GALLIPOLIS - Three Federal Mogul plant , 2160 persons were injitred in a Eastern Ave., where exhaust single car accident at 12:50 trom a condenser water a.m. Saturday on Wood's Mill cooling valve was shut off Rd., two and six tenths miles causing the condenser to north of Rt. 554. be come overheated in the Treated and released at the exhaust and vent area. There Holzer Medical Center lor lacerations and was no damage. 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USE OUR fREE CUSTOMER PARKING ~'----·-··--- ......." ·-- ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY·. - --J - P_ HO_NI:..:.:..9:_:_9.:.:.. 2-i:..:.l5::..:.6_ _ _ __ _ _ _.:_: TE:..:.N_:CE::.:.:N~TS then his grandson die in snake-infested hole THE VOLUNTEERS - Paul McDaniel, 17, Middleport, right, went into the snakeInfested well first and removed one victim, then was overcome by heat exhaustion trying for the second. The unidentified man at left completed the recovery of the remains. ;;;::;::~:::::::::::::::::::<::<::.:<'::::::;::::::::::<::::::::::>.:::::::1-:::::::>.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::>.:::::::·:: ews .. in Briefsf~ Teachers ·'' By United Pre:slnternatlonal MICHIGAN CITY, lnd, - Rebellious inmates at Indiana State Prison freed three guards unharmed .Monday night and prison officials reported shortly afterward the two-day takeover had ended. The Inmates, who held the guards captive in three of five cellblocks at the 24o~~cre prison site, released the hostages after they-were promised complete amnesty from any charges growing out or the two-day takeover. Robert L. DeBard, executive assistant to Gov. Otis Bowen, said prison officials were in full control of the 1,800.man structure, and prisoners were being fed, Identified and returned to the proper cells. WHILE HOT, HUMID AIR BAKED THE EAST TODAY, residents along the Texas and Louisiana coast prepared for the onslaught of tropical storm Delia. Heavy rains in Baltimore Monday provided temporary relief from the heat, but the storm also touched off a fire when lightning struck storage tanks of Continental Oil, and high winds unroofed at least six homes. However, no injuries were reported. Temperatures continued to soar Monday in many major cities of the East and Midwest, but thunderstorms also cooled other areas. · WASHIN.GTON - ATI'ORNEY .GENERAL ELLIOT L. _Jqchardson, vacalioning in Massachusetts, returns to the Justice Department today to decide whether evidence gathered by }ederal prosecutor~ lp \11~ i~vestigation of Vice President Spiro T. Agnew should be'j>resented to a grand jury. "Everything In · the Agnew case is exactly as It was when Mr. Richardson left on vacation last week. There are no new decisions from our office despite what you hear," a spokesman said. · He added that he could offer "no guidance" when Richardson's decision might be made. Agnew's office Monday branded "absolutely false" a Newsweek magazine report that his staff h$d been informed that a federal grand jury in Baltimore will Jte,ar evid~nce this week Involving Agnew in an investigation of alleged ktckhacks by .Maryland contractors. 0n · strike Dr. Donald R. · Warehime, Galli a County Coroner, today ruled accidental drowning in lhe deaths of a grandfather, father and grandson of a . Gallia family whose bodies were recovered from a 80-foot well Sunday evening _ Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday from the Moore Funeral Home at Batavia for 73-year old Fred P . Shields, Fred D. Shields, 41, and James D. Shields, 18, all of Rt. I, Middleport, (Silver Run Rd.). · . The trio drowned while family, Jacqueline , Connie, · cleaning a well near their home Jan ette and Gayla, . were Sunday afternoon. treated at Veterans Memorial For the first time in the According to Gallia Coun ty Hospital for shock. history of the Gallipolis City Sheriff James W. Saunders, a Fred P. Shields, age 73, .is Schools, teachers and students snake nest was discovered in were out today due to a the well Saturday. The victims survived by two daughters, Mrs. Charles Jester of teachers' strike. used a hose connecting the Williamsburg , Ohio, and Mrs. The Gallipolis Education exhaust system on a truck to· Robert Fitzpa(rick of Seamon, Associati.on representing over gas the well with carbon Ohio, a son, Yantes Shields of 140 instructors, voted to strike monoxide gas. Saunders said Cincinnati.\ the city school system Mondav Fred P. hields, Jr. , 41, is night until .the Gallipolis Fred P. Shields, the grand· father, first entered the well. survived by his wife, Board of Education agrees to He apparently became over- Jacqueline, two sons, Larry of enter into negotiations with the come by lingering fumes and Rt. I, Cheshire, and Ricky. of GEA. fell into the. water. Williamsburg, Ohio, two Ed Pauley , GEA President, His son, Fred D. Shields, daughters, Jeanette, Rt. I, issued the following statement then entered the shaft to rescue Cheshire, and Mrs. Michael this morning. "The teachers his father and was also overFischer of Cincinnati. are extremely upset that the come. Jimmy Shields, age 18. board has refused to follow its The youngest Shield fell resided in Mt. Healthy, 0 . He adopted bargaining procedure, when he attempted to rescue is survived by his wife, Connie; and believe that the superintendent and board have his father and grandfather. his mother , Jacqueline ; two deliberately misled the public Rescue units participating brothers and two sisters . into believing money is the . were the Mtddleport and Burial wlll be in Greenberry issue. Pomeroy Emergency Squads, Cemetery near Batavia. The ~ssue . is the right of and several volunteers. Paul Visitation wlll be held at the teachers. to · bargain collec- McDamel, \1, RL I, . Mtd- funer~l home from ·6·9 Wedtlvely with the board Pauley dleport, .a scuba dtver; was nesdpy, said: ' overcome with heat exhaustion AUtO ACCIDENT The board has been notified when he was lowered into the Medium damages · were by the GEA that the. GEA Is well. He was · treated and incurred by two cars and a willing to meet at any time · released at Veterans Memorial driver was cited to court as the and place in order lo resolve Hospital. The deaths were ruled ac· result of an accident Saturday the present situation." on East Main St. Pomeroy In a letter to Marlin G. cidental drowning since the police said a car driven by Kerns, president of the men became unconscious and Vivian Jones, 20, Cleveland, Gallipolis City Board of could not get out of the water. pulled from the car wash into a Education, the GEA listed five. Assisting in the investigation car driven by Adria Eblin, 52, items which it wishes to were the Gallia and Meigs Pomeroy. There were no in· negotiate . They are teaching County sheriffs' departments . juries. Miss Jones was cited to conditions, eva·luation and Dr . Donald R Warehime. mayor's court on a left of Four members of the Shields (ConUnued on page 6) center charge. No one injured in solo crash • No injuries were reported in a single car accident Sunday at 9:15 p.m. on County Road 31, Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach's Department reporl.'i. Virgil L. Cozart, Rt. I, Port. land, was traveling east on Cqunty Road 31, Sutton Township, when an unlden· Ufied vehicle approached his aJ1to, To avoid a collision, (;QI:art pulled to the right going p\ier an embankment. There was heavy damage to the car. . JAMES COUNCIL, left, advloer of Explorer Poet 239, Langsville, was highly commended Sunday ~t a ceremony held at Forest Acres Park when two more of his post members received the highest rank in Scouting, that of the Eagle Scout. Thts brought the total of six post members who have received the high rwtk. Fort Meigs on Forest Acres Park provided an excellent background for the ceremmles. AU six of the post members who have made Eagle ''Scout are pictured with Council and are, from the left, James Council Toni Cleland, Robert Council, Glen Crisp, Mark Mataon and Tom Crisp. The Langsville Christian Church is sponsoring organization of the post. Squad ·busy over holiday Pomeroy E·lt squad members were busy with a wave of calls over the weekend : At 5:23p .m. Saturday to. the Betty Morton home on Willis Hill. Audrey Jeffers was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where she was treated and released. '' At ··7:26 p.m . Saturday to 1'hlrd St. for Wllllam Buchanan, who was laken to Veterans Memorial Hospital, but not admitted. At 10:41 p.m. Saturday, to Condor St. for Mrs. Leo Vining who refused treatment. At 3:14 a.m. SWlday to the Ada Harper residence on Chester Road for a 14-month old baby who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. At 9:42 a.m. SWlday, for James Barker, Rutland, who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital and admitted as a medical patient. MIDDLEPORT EMERGENCY SQUADMEN - Above, steady a ladder and rope for Paul McDwtiel, 17, as he removed the first victim from the Story's Run well in which three men died . The 40-footladder was based on a ledge in the 80-foot deep well. ' , GARLAND PARSONS, Rodney, Ohio, center, repre•ented the M.GM Boy Scout Dlslrlrt SUnday at Forest ACres Park when two members of Explorer Poat 239, umgsvllle, received th<• highest honor In scouting, the rank of Eagles. The two are Wayne Cleland, left, plclured wllh his parents Mrs. Anna Cleland, Columbus, and Wayne Cleland , Langsville, arxl on the riglit Mark Matson with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mataon orLangsville, ' ·Gallipolis ' . .' I DIVORCE FILED HenrY Dallas Ohlinger, Rt I, Middleport, has filed suit for dtvorce In Meigs County Common Pleas Court against Trudy Ohlinger, same addreas, char~ing gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. UFOs sighted? .Ga. (UPI ) -"- A Death connt" frighATHENS, tened man dashed into EXTENDED OUTLOOK · A chance of showen Thunday and Friday, Highs In the upper 70S and lower 80s Thursday coolin& Into the 7Gs Friday and Saturday. Overnight lows In lhe 80t ·earlY Thunday. lowerlng to iile 50s early Saturday. SQUAD ASSISTS ._' The Middleport emergency sqdad answered a call a\ 2;50 a.m. Sunday for Truman Goebel of ncar Middleport who was having diffi culty breathing. He was t,aken to the Holzer Medical Center OFFICERS CONFER -Galha County Sheriff James Saunders confers with Gallla Deputy Fred Wilso~ (back to camera) with Meigs County Sheriff Robert Hartenbach, right; and Gallla Deputy Net! McMahon (rear ) joining. They were at the scene of the fatal accident In Story's Run in which a grandfather, his son, and his grandson died . LOCAL TEMPS Temperaiure In downt'oan Pomeroy Tuesday at II a.m. was 82 degrees under sunny skies. «-'t.:::::::::~~:::;:;;;::::::i::::::::;:~:;:~:s~s::::~:~:~~:::;:i. .I Unhke most other ml'jor Italian cities, Venice did not cume Into beln~ until the 6th century - after the fall of the Roman Empir.e. Grandfather, his, son, '• ' · · • o'-" ,·,·;o;:,·um •• ~~'-""'•'~W 8!~:~::~':•:<:;o•:l.• '·' o!o:>;•"·':~•:o;r;t;t;..,.;.wi•;o',"OW . I ' VOL. XXV NO.:.. 99==-----_;_PO~M:.:.I:.R..:.:O..:.. Y ..:_ MI.:.:DO:.:.Lt:. P.:.:.OH;.:_:I,.: . O.:.:. ili.:.:. O- , . - - -- --____:'.Ul ::,::SD : :: AY, SI:.P I I:._M_ BI:_H_4~,J:97_3 - __-.:----'-- selection · of Womens and Girls I HEI,.P YOU LEARN TO PLAY 446:0687 Devoted To 7Jre lnurell• Of The Meig•·MtUOn Area , l<'ive persons have been nam- ·wens, commissioners and ed · to serve on the "Action Martha Chambers, clerk. Plan" committee by the Meigs County Commissioners. The purpose of the action plan Is for overall county Improvement. Named to the committee by the commissioners TUesday morning were Wesley Buehle, James Roush, Robert Bowen, C. E. Blakeslee, and Orion Roush. The commissioners will meet next Monday instead of Tuesday so they can attend a swnmer convention at Cambridge. Attending were Robert Clark, Wa~den Ours and Henry Juniors, Misses, Half Sizes, Preteen 54 Stale Street ent1ne (:ommissioners select members. . •·. SHOP WEEKDA.YS .9:30 TO 5 PM FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS 9:30 TO 9 PM SPEAKS FOR ITSELF So much more than a big two keyboard organ! The cassette player/recorder is a private instructor tor the whole fam il y ... gives you an orchestra to play along with - .. records as your fam ily sings along. Exqluslve AOC gives you full chords with one finger. And the Golden Harp key gives you instant glissandos. The remarkable Lowrey organ-home entertainment center nol only speaks tor itsell- it pracllcally plays Itself. • Mostly doudy with u dmnc~ of ahow<•rJ and thun· dershowero tonl~ht und Wednesday, Low tonight up~r 601 to lower 7011. Cooler Wed· 11 •doy With lhe hiKh In the~ . as lO'iVREY . t-1 OME Etff Efff AIN l'i\E i'rr CE i'rfE R I LET YOU PLAY ALONG WITH BOSSA NOVA AND OTHER AUTOI\IIATIC Wenlhcr Fines levied against 11 defendants ·r·1r t.. I'M A CASSETTE PLAYER RECORDER •• police headquarters Monday night and said a strange "bright-flashing object'.' "had swooped toward his car on a north Georgia highway. It was the fourth consecutive night of unidentified flying By Unlled Press lnlernalional object slghtlngs In .Georgia and The final I,abor Day holiday Tennessee. The Air Force said traffic death toll today could it was not looking into the fall within a National Safety •·epoo·ts because the UFO in· Council estimate. . vestigatlon program has been The summer's last holiday discontinued . period began at 6 p.m. local Athen s police said the time Friday and ended Monday unidentified motorist reported midnight. Th.:' National Safety lhut the object, with "one Council estimated that be· bright light and four flashing tween &50 and 650 persons lights," came within 15 feet of would die in traffic mishaps tlte ground before swerving off during the weekend and Into the sky . The :nan, said anothe1· 22,1100 could suffer officers, looked as · if he hact disabling injuries. However, "t·eally seen some thing." the council cautioned that at Mrs. Nancy Hanison said least 100 lives and thousands of police at Nashville, Tenn. , injuries could be saved If every weren't quite so sympathetic occupan t of each car wore toward her concern about two safety bolts. UFO's that chunged from red AUnited Press International ' tu blue 10 green and from count at 4 a.m. EDT showed at "clgur-shapcod to a triangle." !Continued on page 8) "I saw what she was looking may stand as expected I at," said Metro officer Robert Hullet of Mrs. Harrison 's weekend sighting . " But it looked like a star that wasn't doing anything but flickering." Besides, he said, " It was really out of our jurisdiction." Residents in several Florlda towns reported seeing varied· colored lights In fhc sky about two weeks. ago. Three elderly women reported somethin g "like a great ball of fire, orange and green, and it seemed to light up the sky.'' Other slghtinRs during the Labor Day weekend came from police officers, newsmen, citizens and one military policeman . Descriptions of the objects, seen In several central and south Georgia towns, were similar - blinking, varied· colored lights usually hovering quietly but occasionally showing great bursts of speed. Chester·A. Tatwn, a Camilla newspaper· publisher, said he photographed a craft Saturday night with a ribbed design and "some sort of center down the middle." Columbus girl drowns in pond Accidental drowning was ruled Monday In the death of l\'largery Sue Rubadue, 24, a resident of Colwnbus, who died · S1mday .afternoon In a farm pond neat' Rio Grande . Dr . Donald R. Warehime, Gallia CoWJ ty Coroner, made lhe ruling. . Miss Rubadue, according to Galli& County sheriff 's deputies, was swimming with fl'lcnds on a ra!t at the Will I Thomas Farm when she suddenly disappeared. Her body was recovered a shorl time later. She Ia survived by her parents, three sisters, and the paternal grandpare~Ls . LODGE MEETS Pmeroy Lod.ge No. 184 F&AM will meet W~y. All Muter Muons are welcome. \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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