http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/e6a804cbb78d39cc8d7701fc8b62012a.pdf da4c5d84e123a329635b33888398a56d PDF Text Text • .. . .. . .. _ .' ·. ~ .. 10- The nail'-' Se~t~ rwl. Mithllt>)lur1:Pnmt•rny . 0 ., Fr_itlay ..1\pr· 20, l!l'lfl ' Wllere ·It Is Inside ., Meigs has first JESSI!•: M. ! 'HffRIU. Mrs ..Jessie M. Cottrill, 81, Survivors · include Syracuse , died Thursday morning at the Holzer Medical Center. Mrs. Cot trill was born Jan . 29, 1898, a daughter of the late · rrank and Anna Howell Harris. She was al so preceded in death by her first husband . . Perry Diddle, a sister, .two trothers and two infant grandchildren; Surv-iving are her husband, four dau~ht.rs, Mrs . Marie Rizer, Minersville: Mrs. Elizabeth llire and Mrs. Mary Pirkens, both of Syra<'use, and Mrs. Linda Parsons, Vero Bech, Fla. Four sons also ·survive, James H., Mason; William T. , Middlepm:t; Ralph P. and Larry W., both of Syracuse. Two sisters~ Mrs. Russel Alpha . Cottrill; a so~; Turker, Racine, and .Mrs. La\vrence Diddle, Syracuse; Mary Curry, Columbus; also three daughters, Mrs; RliSsell su..Vive. . .. (Dortha ) ' Morrison , Twenty-nine grand and Ashtabula ; Mrs. Herman eight gre?t · grandchildren (Naomi) London, Syracuse 1 alsosurvive. andMrs.Charles(Bea ) Lisle, Services will be held at 1 Syracuse; a stepson, Donald p.m. Saturday at the Cottrill. · Syracuse; two Syracuse Church o( the brothers, Walter (Dick) Nazarene, of which Mrs. ' Harris, Syracuse, and Wilbur Lavender was . a long-time Harris, Bloomingdale, and member by the Rev. Dale SNOOPY 8ASKF.T - This large F.aster basket was a feature ,of the Middleport United Pentecostal Church Easter morning. Smalll!ifts. monev and candies were hid· de~ among the basket and " h~nt. " Snoopy,left, played by Mike Zirkle and the clown, Danny Rirhards, were in trW due to recent strikes. This .has delayed the start of" $1.3 ODT••• . !Continued from nage 1) . sonnel (some 2,500 workers) and equipment, delayed repair projects longer than nonnal, and placed thin overlays on existing roads just to maintain current million renovation job. Miller assured trkounly residents work on the Shadle Rridge will begin May I , and with around-the·dO<'k shift work, repairs will be rompleted by Sept. 28. .. Still on schedule in Mason basket with the children. Pictured with ·the two are leff Michele 7.irkle and right, Pamela Zirkl e. The basket wa~ JO by 20 f-.t. The Middleport church marked a record attendanre Sunday with 324 attending. The·previous record was 26.1. HOSPITAL NEWS VETERANS MEMORIAL Veteran s Memoria 1 Hospital Admitted- Leona Hubbard, Syracuse; . Fred Shain, Racine : Margie Hunt, Racine: Alan Wilson , Racine . Arrington, HOSPfTA!.IZED Robert Bratton is a patient !2KILLED BF.J.F AST , · Northern at Holzer Medical Center. His room number is . 334 A. ireland lAP)- Bloodied and Bratton fell 18 feet at his battered by nearly 10 year;; of employment at Kyger Creek. guerrllla warfare, Northern 'Bratton · is the son of Ireland is reeling under a Marjorie Osborne, Las Vegas new wave of IRA terror that and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. has killed 12 members of the Eldon Walburn, Middleport. security forces in two weeks. ·. Keep them in om::~ ·of our Safe Deposit Bm:esJ And keep ......... .. u . pom,eroy rutiC!nd 1uppers plams • . pqme,oy··. ,.. nationa ... · bank · · · the bank of the century established 1872 Star .of the Month ·Gold Rings . CI.ARA R. LAVENDER Clara Meigs (Continued from page I) committee, and a npminee for "Who's Who in Music." Tracey has been active in 4-H :club work and attends the Rock Springs · United Melt10dist ChurCh. ,. Her activities at school have also included Singing ill the madrigal of the vocal departmeni and taking part in the recent musi cal, "The s·ound of Music. II Miss GOf!'glein· is a member of the Pomeroy United Methodist Church wliere she sings in 'the choir. She is secretary of the junior class, business editor of the yearbook, on the Student Council, and an office assistant. . In the music department she is a member of the mar· ching , _ con·cert, and pep bands, the Spanish and Music Clubs' and nominated for "Wbo's Who in Music." She . participated in the junior dass p'lay, sfrved on the prom committee, and in the past to was a girl scout. Miss -"<<!y is a member of the National Honor Society and an actiVe membe11 of the United Pentecostal Church where she sings in the c~oir and teaches a Sunday School nurserY class . Miss Murphy is president of the Camera Club artd works as a yearbook photographer. She · phiyed volleyball and was in the Drama Club In her freshman year, and was on the yearbook staff and In the Spanish Club d.uring her sophomore year. She Is a member of the Zion Church of Christ. Miss l.egar has been a cheerleader for the past three years was on the gymnastics team for two years, a member . of the Student Boosters Club, the Spanish , Club, and the Girls' Athletic · Association. She Is enrolled in the Rusiness Office F.duca· lion program and a member of the Intensive Office Educa· tion Clerical Club. Maria is a member of the National Honor Society and belongs to Trinity Church. GRE'rrA MAEHOROEN Miss Gretta Mae Borden, 75, formerly of Middleport , died Thursday at the Thurber Village Care Cel)ler In Colwnbus. Miss Horden was born May 6, 1903, at Bradbury, a daughter of the late Richard and Hettie Sisson Borden. She was also preceded In death by two sisters, Thehna Schartler, and Elizabeth . Harden, and two brothers, H. D. Horden and Lawrence D. Horden. Surviving are a sister and lrother~n~aw, PhyUis and · Geo.rge Skinner of 'near Pomeroy, four nieces· and four nephews. . Miss Horden was a member of the Middleport Church of Christ and was employed with the Ranco Corp., Columbus, for . a number or years before her retirement. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Rawlings-Costs .· Funeral Home with the Rev. David Mann officiating. Burial will be ~ Riverview Cemetery. Friends may call at .the funeral home from 4 to 9 p.m. Saturday. hf-•arin g~ is .- ..::..:~~· Pomeroy, Ohio ..____,_li::ll=------------1 , Af1io .t.r.7f!n_ "t '·"rr. To. ~~ .. GALUPOUS - Fire caused an estimated $52,000 in damages to the contents of a warehouse located off Eastern Ave:, early &jturday. Called to the scene at 2:09 a.m., the Gallipolis City Fire Depilrtment reports that upon arrival , the building, ideo-' tifled as the Old Apple Warehouse, located approximately 300 feet behind Bob Evan's Steak House, was completeiy engulfed In !lames. ·. • . Flte Chief James Northup said Saturday rrillming that the department's 1118Jor ubjecllve' at the ..,.,. wu lo protect el<]J05ed property, · fncludlng bottled gas tanks, a\1(1 nearby houses qn Lincoln Ave. . Northup said this morning that damage to the building, which . was origln"aliy a part of the grand stand at the old·GaUia County Fairgrounds, was cOnsidered by the owners, C.H. McKen· zie, etal., to be of little or no con-' sequence. · · · Material stored within the building and lost during the blaze, of undetermined origin, was estimated at approximately $52',000, however. . Chief Northup said this morning that GALUPOUS - The question of the legality of a vote taken saturday' during which the Board of Trustee.!l of Buckeye Rural Electric were ousted by ·Cooperative members and a new board elected, will apparently be settled In · Gallla County Common Pleas Court. During an afternoon meeting at Rio G111nde College; cooperative members voted to remove, by~ unanimous showol-hand votes, .trustees Neal Taylor, • UNGER.IE DEPT. 2ND FLOOR int1•rr!-!INI . old grandstand when the located in that vicinity. damages old warehouse . fnr t~f' i li'P<-l nf Rnlft<l- ' All ·- Bob Evans Steak . House and Drive-in lost an estimated $15,000 in stored materiaL The Gallipolis Terminal CompaRy lost approximately $12,000 in stored oil and grease. High pressure hoses, grease and rope , estimated at $25,000, stored In the building by Voto Manufacturing Company .was also 11)81:' ·. , • Fed byJ he ljlllt~r!a.! ~IQted rJtliJii. ~ warehouse, 'll8rnes IliUirilrillteOI UMi area last night and left a cloud ·ol ~molie hanging in !he yjcinJiy,thiS morning. _. (llllol~- lhLo IIKII1jlnl thai members from the fire 'spread as far as Mill Creek Road during the second major conflagration ofl979. The Gallipolis Department was aided at the scene by 10 men and ·a tanker pwnper from the GSI Fire Department. The Gallipolis unit responded to the call with 24 men and four timker ptlm·. pers. The fire scene was still being cleared as of 9 a.m. Saturday. The Galllpolis City Fire Department responded to three, including one false alarm, calls Friday. Firemen battled a blaze fed by a brea k in a natural ~as lin• at 2 : 4~ p.m. ... GAI.IJPOIJS - The Southeast • Ohio Emergency Medical Service, Inc., began plaMing Saturday for a shutdown of Its service in Gallia Conn' · ty. The action followed an announcement of action taken by the Gallia Board of Commissioners Tuesday, Aprlll2, that It plans to fund and operate Its own systems in the near future. Presently, SEO~MS furnishes EMS to the county under a contract whi~h e.pires on June 12. Under that contract the SFJOEMS corporation . has placed ' valuable telemetry communications equipment In county owned vehicles which must be · removeti. It has also lease~ quarters for the county's vehicles and em· hot mix for placement around the railroad tracka on Pomeroy's East Main Street. Bad road conditions have plagued motorists for sometime. Elberfelds ·In Pom~roy .. Wtllow Wood; Gene Nance, Chesapeake; William P. Smith, Gallipolis; ' John Holllday_. Dexter;, i?hlllip L. Pope, Gallipolis; E. W: Holcomb, Albany; Clyde B. Walker, . : 1bunnan; and Lee Snyder, Beaver: With approximately 100 of the 250 preoent voting as eligible cooperative members, trustees for four of the com· . pa.ny's five districts were then POMEROY - Employes of the Meii!B County Ohio Department· of Transportation were out in full force Friday. ~ard Gilkey, """"rin· tendent, reported that they were In the process of cleaning out the pot· holes at the railroad tracks on East Main Street and J,utting In hot mill. Gilkey stated the severe winter and the floor played havoc with the roads. Gilkey oboerved that Ohio ranked second In the United States as having the most potholes. The repair to.the sections of East Main Street Is only temporary, GHkey reported. Paving of East Main from Nye Ave., to Sycamore and from But· temut to the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge will be done later in the summer, Gilkey noted. ' nominated and elected. Elecied were Wynema Pattersoo and RoMiff Miller for the Lawrence County District; Richard Wade and Ed Prince · lor the GaiUa District; T.J . Moore and Earl Uvesay for the Jackson District; and, Marvin Houstoo and Guy Adams lor the Melp-VInton District. Wltlt no members present !rom the Plke,.ilctoto-Ross (',ounty District, there were no nominations and thqs no elec· lion o1 . truatees to represent the cooperative's fifth aervlce area . Beca- ri questions surrolll)dlng the meeting, Buckeye Rural officials filed suit last Friday In Gallla County Com· mon Pleaa Cotu1 seeking a declaratory judgm'ent ordering tltal any action · takeh at Saturday's meeting be ruled null and void. . _ r • ., • Actording to the action lil!"i agathiif ~q the cooperative mem~rship, the petitions ciNulated to q~ll the recall meeting were Improperly distributed, and that the meeting (tself was called In vlolaUon of the Cooperative's. Code of Regulations. A member of the Colwnbus based law firm that represents the trustees voted against said S.turday that It waa the board's position that the vote taken waa Illegal and lhWI not valid. "The members have eYfrf right to meet, but they are nleetlng for their own edification-we \1011'1 consider this to be a legal meeting," U,. attorney said. . "This matter has been aubmlltee! to · the CllUrt for judl(md, n1f abide by the court's decision," the member of the 'firm George, Cri!ek, K~, Mr· Mahon and MrC<mnaughey concluded" condition is stabilized, and otlr paramedi cs are able to stabilize patients. In a Basic system, using' EMT-As, these technicians are trained not to hurt the patlent any more than he or she is already hurt ," Mrs. Holtzanfel stated. Seven Counties Served At present, SEOEMS ,serves seven counties and provides service to Gallla from six of its stations : Gallia, Oak Hill, Jackson, Wellston, McArC thur, and Rutland. A dispatcher, who is on duty around the clock, can have an ambulance enroute to a call in less than a minute , Am ambulance with ' two paramedics responds to emergencies, reaching a scene in an average of 13 minutes. Their e•pertlse and speed can be crucial for heart attacks, strokes, trawna and · other lifethreatening situations. Telemetry, for instance, can mean the difference between life and death. With telemetry, SEOEMS Gallia paramedics can be in constant communication with coronary care· . units in hospitals at Gallipolis, Iron· ton, and Athens. Demands in Gallla County are usually r®led to Holzer, but If that unit's physicians and nurCootinued on A·2 _..,. ployees on Jackson Pike, near Holzer Medical Center. It is asswiled the commissioners may have to asswne . on a hill located north of the ,Spruce the tenns of the lease if It does not recontract with SEOEMS. Provisions Street Extension. According to a report filed by the for employment of 15 Gallia .County department; a break In a joint of a sup- residents who are SEOEMS emergen, ply line running from a we)l owned by cy 'medical technicians are ·presently W.J . Lydick, Zanesville, to heating · unkl]own. , "Puzzltagi' Uoyd S.)'l · pipes on property owned by Oscar . "It Is pUZ2llng," stated Dan Bastian!, ·Gallipolis, allow<!~ natural J.lciyd, 1executive director of gas, which Ignited, to escape, ~ department reports tha! tpe ,gas . SE;OEMS, "why the' cmmlssloners fire Ignited grasa lind brush In thei)h'l• ' 'io<luld want to subotltlite what their planS 'ilel<irtbe 'as li llleCOnd rate ser' ~iatevlclnlty. · ·', vice for the SEOEMS .oerviCle, which . • 'J'Wil'oulbuJ(diop iUid an old car were Ia I 6t<lfiOINdfnOIIhlllliihiiii01111Jly II! . ~ . . . . , . , fire oil pi-ty oWned by Jenny Webb, 355 Pike St., the best rural service In the nation. The SEOEMS service Is known as an Kanauga, a.t 12:07 p.m. . The departz:nent reports that sparks Advanced Life Support sy~tem, the . from a trash fire Ignited brush and top quality In the lnduBtry. Its cost to grass and spread to the buildings and. the county tas certainly. been reasonable. From the clinunlssiooers' auto. Damage to the property damaged aMounced plans so fir, their new system wiD be of a Basic Ul~ Support was estimated at $50. The department received a false quality and at about the cost now paid SEOEMS.'.' alarm call at 8:52p.m. According to Mrs. Mary Joo Holt· Responding to the Illegal false alarm, department firemen and equipment zapfel, R.N ., Director of Training of · were needless dispatched to Mill Creek SEOEMS and a member of the EMS Rd . tosearchforthenon-exlstentblaze. advlsory council to the Ohio Board ol Regents , its professional paramedics (EMT-Ps) are trained to administer drugs, to intubate patients (prOvide an air passage), and to apply electric counter-shack (deflbii!latioo) In or· · der to prevent cardiac ·arrest among •. other advanced procedures. ''In an advanced system, the emergen~y Is over when the patient's Court to' settle Buckeye issue - wet~· ~lrt•i•l hrlnw Pflrk · ~!. , F:lm St.. 11 ai Iroad St . am! THIRTY-FIVE CENTS MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY SEOEMS director ·puzzled oVen acti()n• CREWS from tile Meigs County Ohio Department of Transporiation were hard at work Friday smoothing out · $.1~0.~00 tn prnvirJP !-a•wfl gr ~1. . - SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1979 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT Workers out ·in full force tP provirlr riti 7' f'll.~.~ flrl·' irwi11•,d to fl iiPn(l . F'11i· fm·H,I'r infnrm Htitll:l l'llr~ · l;wl ltw 1\f: ·~·pr '~ · Offkl• , ?~7 l1HP ' ~t n•pf : Middlr•pr•rt . NO. 12 '• Tty Our Drive-Thru /nwnl 'Seroice! Crow's Family Restaurant Pag~"C-1 Replacement would cost $750,000 OUr Roost Btelond Baked Hom Sondwiches slorl with specia.lly seleded USDA inspacted rnut1. TM meat Is sliced thin ond STACKED HtGHon 1 stsomt SHd bun. There is plenty of lean meat nutrition ttwtt the tntlre family needs daily. rnmm1init~• ·fl f'VE"lnpmrnt Rl<'<'k f!nm! Small ritit•' Pro···~~~ !'ram. Thl' application is for !-=f-'1"\'irr VOL 14 Fi~e •' held Saturday. •. . ROAST BEEF OR 'BAKED HAM SANDWICHES of t~n <-1pplif'flti11n f11r a ~inf,!lr Pnrp(lSt> fir<lnt nnrlrr thr ·sEE owR coMPLETE seLECTION OF MOTH FRS RINGS . Page B-1 caused'an estimated $52,000 in damages to the contents of a warefhouse located off Eastern Ave. early Saturday . dtin•n. input twfnrP tht• filing • nur8ery school. Something N""' AI (),.,. Drive· Thru Windo10 PI iRI.Ir NOTlrF: Puhlic h•arings will he held on .April :ID, l!l7~ and May I, · l!l7~ at 7 : ~0 P.M.· dJ'Wnstairs al Villapt• Hall, ~~7 Rare St ., Middleport . Ohio. Purl""" of PClt'l' FDIC · R. Lavender , 71 , Syracuse, died Wednesday at Pl~asant Valley HospitaL She was born August 7, 1907, at Hartford, Va., to the late James and !.aura Hendricks Birchfield. Her husband , F.st el lhP Your choice of 12. brilliani birth star colors enhanced by' genuine diamonds. . Burial will be in BroWn's Hill Cemetery, Hartford. Friends may call at the Foglesong Funeral Home, Mason,after~p.m. today. The body !Viii be taken to the church an hour prior to the service. B. F.velyn Blankenship, Fermin Boring, James Burcham, Mary Chapman and daughter, Dewely Coleman, systems/' Haddah con- County, according to Miller, · . Discharged-Henry r.ary Davis, Robert Deal, tinued. "We're still losing are additional highway im· Cunningham, Richard Jeremy Tlill, Rufus E!lcessor, ground despite th ese provement projects !Routes Vaughan, Roberta Mw;ser , Robert · Ervin , Louise sacrifices,'' he added. . 2 a nd 35) and renovation of 11 Cecil Ward, Donna Webb, Hawkins, Flora Henry, Nan· In cmirlusion, Haddah otherbridges. Mary Layne, Qanny cy Hill and son, Janet Hinkle, J ohn I Jake l Koe bel : Buffington, Betty Ep;1man, Kelly Holman, Nonnan Hum· ·said, " If things are to change, the message has to r.allipolis Area Chamber of Mary Smith, !JOnallf Covert, phreys III , Carrie Justice, come from local com- Corrunerre prL"sident, served WilHam Morris, Avis Albert Keller, flora Kirby munities." as master of ceremonies. Lawson . and son , Elizabeth l"mbert, Meanwhile, Commissioner John Pleasant, Huntington , Daman I.awson, Charles J,inMHier informed COVIC: president of the COVIC, indaeur III , Shirley J.ong and members that while Ohio's trorluced the speakers, along Squad kept busy son, Gilbert l .ucas, . J..eslie problems are not uni.que, with John Ellis, design J.yones, Ralph McCorkle, Sue The Pomeroy Emergency McQuire, Mary . Mcintosh, West VIrginia has approved a engineer ,with the Ohio record $670,000,000 highway Department of . Highways; Squad was bliSy with four Daniel RusSell , Dennis budget for the new ·fiscal r.lenn Smith, Director, Ohio runs Thursday night and Searles, Florence Silvey, year. T>ivision 10, Marietta ; Nor- Friday morniilg. · Debra Slaughter and son, At 4' 26 p.m. the squad went Della Snavely, Genjeve Stef· Miller pointed out West man Roush, West Virginia 's Virginia's gasoline tax is ten Chief F.ngineer, Qevelop- to Letart Township for fen, Ethel Stewart, Mary and one-half cents peqtallon. · men! , and Jimmy J. Wedge, Margie Hunt who was injured Swisher and daughter, Ida With federal aid f411ds, a Ma son County's represen- in a falL She was taken to Whaley and daughter, state 'lax and bond funds, tative in the West Virginia Veterans Memorial Hospital Heather Wood. · where she was admitted . at things are moving forward in · House of Delegates. 5:47p.m. Thursday, the fire the Mountain state. " li was . · unit went to Columbia the will of the people," Miller STRIKE POSSIBI.F. Township to extinquish a said, "to get things going in COLUMBUS, Ohio lAP ) 271NOJCTMENTS brush fire on the Lawson on-· ·Jate." · . Rubber Workers United SPRINGFIELD, Ol)io farm . At 5:51 p.m.,the squad MJller was,' however, upset President Peter Bommarito lAP)A special grand jury wenf to near Chester for Mrs. over · the condition of . the sa id Thursday night his union Shadle. Bridge, connecting investiguting alleged illegal Edna Summerfield, a by Clark County conduct medical patient, who • was "gave me the authority to · Henderson artd Pt. Pleasant · Sheriff Oonald F.. Sanders taken to 'Holzer Medical strike on Uniroyal If in my In Maso.n County. and M>j. Warren Holloway Center. Friday at 12:13 a.m. estimation a settlement " on The commissioner perkey issues cannot be sonally inspected that prldge returned 27 indictm ents the squad went to Brownell two arhieved, Thursday night. Ave., in Middleport, where Thursday,. on foot and in his He said the wage package Common Pleas . Court J eff Neff was · having· vehicle. "I'm embari-assed in a three-year pact being Judge Richard T.T:ole would difficulty breathing. He was over the deplorable condition presented to the four major of that structure," Miller not say who was named in the taken to Veterans Memorial tiremakers is "more than 30 indictments. Rut he said Hospit aL said. percent and I'm not going to The contractor has had a those indicted would be sumsay any more." moned (or arraignment this problem obtaining supplies, . afternoon. ·ReceivE( S;OOo c .c A Bo.rius Points for each sate deposit !lox rented at .the main office In ·. Pomeroy or.;.t:ff11i Rutl.and ilran.c h. Sorry.". all boxes are :reflted af.lhe T~ppers Pl.aiils Branch. Boxes rent .trom .$4.00 per year; and Bass. Durst, Coolville, and Mrs. Ethel Rainey, Point Pleasant, W. Va. Eleven grand- children, 19 greatgrandchildren. and several, nieces and nephews also . survive. ~'uneral services will be held at I p.m . S\lnday at the E;wing ~'uneral Home with ttie Rev. Steve Wilson official- ing. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. friends may call at the funeral home anytime after 7 this evening . Holzer Medical Center Discharges, Aprll19 Debra two sisters 1 Mrrs. Myrtle On Saturday, April 21, the . ty Junior Fairgrounds. M.r. .M. Tlistrict, Order of the r"mpfjre will be held at 7 Arrow, will host tht- Spring p.m. Dance team ·comFellowship of Thai Coo 7.yo petition between the l.odge I .odg• 457 at fhe r.aiUa r.oun· Team and Troop 249 · Pomeroy, will also beheld . . A special feature of the evening will be a tap out ceremony. : fO END MARRIAGES This Is the first time In the Three suits for dissolution history of the l.odge that~ of marriage have been filed has been done outside Qf in Meigs County Common CamJY Arrowhead at Ona, W. Pleas Court. · . . . ~ Fili!)g were Robert Wald Va.The public .and friends are Qua Us; Pomeroy, and Julia invited to attend. Ruth Qualls, Middleport; Helen Miller, Coolville, and· Harry Miller •. 'Pomeroy; . ALUMNI MEETING Timothy Edward Demosky, The Pomeroy Alumni Pomeroy, and Barbara Ann Association will meet ·· Demosky, Pomeroy. . Saturday, April 21, at 7:3:0 ·p.m. in the basemellt of the Trinity Church. All interested · SPECIAL MEETING SET alwnni are Invited to attend. A special meeting of the SQUAD CALLED Southern Local School The Middleport District Board of .Education . will be held at 7 p.m . Mooday Emergency Unit was called , at the high school to discuss to 913 Broadway at 11 :53 p.m. negotiations with the non· Thursday for lillie Smith, a certified employes. of the medical patient who was taken to Holzer Medical district. \ Center. · · Rotary Relays Area deaths •..••• .•.•. . A· J Classified ads • .•.••• . . 0·2·7 · ·Farm •. : .. ...... .•••. C·6·B Lifestyle .. ... .. ...... 8·1 ·8 Local .. . ......••• • ••• A·2·B State • ...... . ..• , .· •.... 0 ·1 Sports ..•.......••.•. C-1-5 Self-inflicted gun wound proves fetal POMEROY - Clifford H. South, Rt. 3, Puneroy, died of apparent selfinflicted gunshot wound Friday evening at his residence. The J;'oineroy Emergency Squad waa called at 10:30 p.m. and traniported Smith to Vetenrls Memorial Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival. Meigs County Coroner Dr. Rily Pickens and Sheriff James Proffitt w~re on the investigation a1 w~re Capt. Robert Beegle, Deputies Keith Uttle ond Cart Hysell, and Sheriff's Investtgator Gary Wolle. The body was taken to Ewing's Funeral Home. IJ FRENCH HOLSTON Two veteran Bell employees retire GALUPOUS.- Ohio Bell central office repairman Victor D. Hager, and installer • repalnnan French J . Holston will retire here May 23 -each with more tban three decades of ser· vice with the company. · Hager, a Midkiff, W.Va., native, began· his Bell System career here in 1945, following four yeal's with the U.S. Ariny Air Corps. After five years as a combinationman, he became an Installer ·repair· . man in 1!150. In 1952, he returned to his duties as comblnationman. He assumed his present position as · ~ntral office repairman in 1962 .. Hager's 34 years with the com· · pany all have been In Gallipolis. Holston, born in Ironton, also began his te1ephooe career alter military service during World War II, He served in the Army Signal Corps In the F.uropean Theater from 1942 to 1945. He started with Ohio Bell as a lineman in Colurntius in January 1916, returning to hls ho111etown in that I position live months later. In 1947, Holston moved to Galllpolls where, In 1!150, he began his present job as inlltaller • repalnnan. Both men plan to remain In the area after retirement. . The two are Involved In local civlc activities, lhcludlng the Telephone Pioneers of America and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Hager's other af· filiations Include the Elka and the Gallipolis Golf Club. Holston also is a Mason. !lager and his wife, Geraldine, were married In 1945. They liave two dailghters, Suelien and Deborah. Holstoo and his wife, Pearl, also were wed In 1945. They· have one daughter, Patsy. Petition to repeal city tax filed Friday GALUPOUS - An initiative petition for the repeal of the one per cent City Income Tax was filed. with Galllpolls City Commission Clerk Evei)'n Knolls late Friday afternoon . Submitted by fiJr!ller City Manager Gary R. Short, attorney at law, who currently worka for the City of Colum· bus, the petition was fUed on behalf of a committee to represent the petitioners . consisting of Wlllllm M. Barr, Harcy .W. Holderby, Carl R. Sanden, Eddie A. Sanders and V. Helen Spires. The City ·qwrter requires that ouch inlllattve petttlooa Include, " ... the names and addressH of at least five electors who ahaU be officlaly regarded as flllng the petition and shall constitute a committee of the ·petitioners. for the EXTENDED WEA'111ER Monday tbroagb w.ae~~~ay: Fair )llroillll the period. HliU from tbe • to llle tow 'ltl. Lon fit tbe ·tO. Moaday, dropplag' to 1~ upper Ill to mid 1ttt Toeiday 8111 Wedaetday. · purpose ... named." ,. , Section llG of the charter mandates that all papers comprising a petition be flied with the clerk of the COrnmilatOII within 120 daya from the date ol the flnt signing. All of the 144slgnatures 011the live page petition were 1J8thered during March and April. According to the charter, "Any · proposed ordinances, Including or, : dinances for the repeal or amendnient . of an ordinance· then In effect may be submitted to the city c01111111sslon by . petition signed by a\ least five per ceRt of the total nwnber of voters In the . . munlclpallty," Ordinance No . 73-30, · whlcb establlohed the Income tax, wu puaed by the city commission on May 2, 19'78. The ooe per cent tux, imposed on all earned Income In Galllpolis, went into effect on July I, 19'18, without a vote of thepeopte. . AccOrding to the .City Charter, the petition filed Friday must be submitted to the city commission at Its next regular meeting, and provisions muBt be lnade for publlr hea~ uoon the . . Continued oo A-2 , . l �•. '• . . SEOEMS••• City oonunission to Petition. • • Continued from A-1 rontlnued from A· I ses are busy the ·lelemelered signals are transmitted to either Ironton or Athens so physicians there may monitor the victim's life signs ·and give directions to the Gallia paramedics for the patient's care. Accordcing to !Joyd, "This type of sophisticated serviN> and the flexibility under which it is provided was one of the purposes of a multicounty system in the first place. No proposed ordinanrr of rt'Jlt'•l . Section f<i (Petition for F.lortion\ of the rhart~r rearis : • ·:The city commission shall at once prON>ed to consider such pelitioo and shall take final action thereon within 30 days from the dale of submission. If the city rommlssion rejects the proposed ordinance or passes it in a different form from thai set forth in the petition, or fails to act finally upon it within the time state• the committee of petitioners, by wrillen demand filrd with the clerk of the city commission not later than 20 days after final action or inaction by the city commission, may require that · the proposed ordinance be submitted to a vote of the electors in its original form, if, with or prior to such demand, a petition for such electioo,.signed after the final action or Inaction by the city commissioo, is filed with such clerk bearing additional signatures of five per cent of t~e electors of the city, none of whom were signers of the first petitl011..." · The city's 1979 appropriations unveiled in February, estimated U.::t the income tax would generate $500,000, or 41. per cent of the generallu~ revenue. C1!y Manager Chris Morris said Ja.t Tuesday during a special meeting of the commission that first quarter receipts indicated that the one per cent tax would generate slighUy more than $600,000 in 1979. rural single county system can ever hope to attain this capability in an economic manner.'' In a recent Department of Health, Education and Wrlfare study of SF.OF.MS, it was found that of patients that were telemetered, 49 percent were clinically stabilized and 10 percent were clinically improved by the time they reached the hospital. If Gallia County would attempt to replicate this capability - something is now has equity in as a member of the SEOEMS corpora tion -replacement cost on today's market is conservatively estimated al $750,000. Return To Dart Ages '[n essence, what the commissioners are doing by starting their own system is reinventing the already discove red wheel" said Einon Plummer, executive director of the Ohio Valley Hea lth Services Foundatioo, the agency which originally designed the regional systein. "They · must establish stations in areas already served by SEOEMS units : !hey must. 1 to do what already is being done by SEOEMS; and, if they plan to charge for their servite as they have .indicated, they must duplicate the financial department of SEOEMS which is already at theirldlsposal. It is doubtful if the smali amount of. billing this department would do in a year's time would justify its cost." " It seems," he added , qtt.e com- missioners are bent on returning to the da rk ages rather !han progressing." m. Tuesday from the St. HospitaL Joseph CaUwlic Church here She was born May 10, 1919 for Mrs. Bettie Rae Neale, 57, ID the late Harold !Wy and whose body was .recovered . Zona Patteroon Jeffers. lrom the Ohio River Friday. Survjvors inClude her Mrs. Neale, a volunteer husband, !Wbert F. Oliver; worker at Cabell - Huntington two sons, !Wbert E. Oliver, Hospital. is survived by her Mason, and James L. Oliver, mother, Mrs. Betty E. Lyons , West Columbia ; two sis- 1 Huntington ; a daughter, Mrs. ters, Donna Jean Jeffers, horne. There are also t3 David McClave of South Columbus, and Mrs. Coley a sist er, Knapp, West Colwnbia; two grandchildren and 18 great- Charleston ; Lyons , brothers, Bobby Jeffers, grandchildren, one .niece and Ros emary one nephew. She · was Huntington; a grandchild and Minersville, and · Harold . preceded in death by her· several distant relatives Jeffers,' Pomeroy, and five husband, l£fty 1in 1951 and a residing in Galli a Co Wily. grandchildren .. · Buria I will be in Spring Hill brother and sister. Funeral services will be Cemetery. Christian wake The funeral will be held at held at 1 p. m. Monday at the services will be heid at 7:30 t :30 p. m. Monday at the White Funeral Home in p·. m. Monday at the Klingel - Foglesong Funera l Home Coolville with Rev . Cecil carpenter Mortuary in with I' · e Rev. John Wildman Morrison officiating.. Burial Hantington. Friends may ca ll officiating. Burial will follow will be in the Torch Baptist at the funeral home from 6 In in the JOOF cemetery in Mason . 9 p. m. Monday . . Cemetery. Friends may call at the Friends may can at the funeral home after 2 p. m. on funeral home ait er noon Sunday. today. ETHEL ''Peggy" OLIVER BETIIE NEALE 'Ethel "Peggy" Oliver, 59, . The kangaroo is about I HUNTINGTON - Funeral Mason. died Salilrday at 3 a. : inch in length at birth and servlci!s will be held at 10 a . m. in the Pleasant Vlilley resembles a worm. and had been a resident of the Torch area her entire life. SurViVors· indude a ~n, Kenneth W. Russell, Beverly; four daughters, Mrs. Alberta Tabor, McConnelsville ; Mrs. Madge Davis and Mrs . Pauline Moore, bothrol Little Hocking, and Thelma, at :Wahama student winner EASTER GUESTS Mrs. Clyde Cloie, Waterford; PORTLAND--Easter . Mrs. lUta Garrett, Colwnweekend guests of Mrs. Allen . bus; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brewer and David were Mrs. Brewer, Porter; and Harold . Marilyr Reali, Columbus: Brewer, Long Bottom. :,of state D.A.R. award TH April 20, 1979 Marks Harland " Woody" Wood's 20th . Anniversary As A Sales Representative IN MACKSBURG M!DDLEPORT-Mr. and Mrs. Bob King, Mrs. Euvetta Bechtle, and Mrs. Evelyn l.ewis of Evangeline Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, were at Macksburg Thursday night for Roberta Circle. '.'Howard's Stars' ~ were guests. NAME CLARIFIED MIDDLEPORT - The Barbara Smith that was fmed in the. court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman recently on a disorderly manner charge was not Barbara Ann Smith, Happy Hollow Road, toward Rutland. MEET WEDNF11DAY POMEROY The . Pomeroy - Middleport Lioos Club will meet In regular session at noon Wednesday at the Meigs Inn. for Smith Buick Pontiac in :Gallipolis. 82 million loan l.ady Jane Grey, queen of · England lor nine days, was approved for RWA .J.oodon beheaded in the Tower of ISM. 111 WASHINGTON - ISPECIAJ.) Congressman Clarence E. Miller Saturday an~ounced the Fanners' Home Admimlltratloo hu approved a J:l,OOO,OOO loan for the GaUia County Rural Water Assn. The terms are for 40 years at five percent. The association plans to install addltiiJ!Uil water mains and two ad· dilional storage tanka to serve 317 new customers and 180 exl.stlng users In the Village of Vlntoo. . Thus far, the Gallla County Rural Water Alan., has received $5,2'12,000 I~ FHA Joana and $550,000 in grants smce 1969. ----....,..------'I called Antiquity Antiques Or. fers many Interesting items for uie from the Institute. This- store is staffed primarily by G~I reslllents. 3. The new GSI Activity CA!nler ill often used by comm unIty . groups and Wr.Jte us tor tree · booklets showing organlzatloos. memorials in full col4., Residents participate In or with sizes & prices special events such as Bob Evana Farm Festival when: given. they display arts and crafts. There are probably many , other ways in which GSI residents ran make meaningful and on going contributions to the ('()JTllJiunlty.Interested reader s who hav e suggestions for ways in which GSllind the Gallipolis Community could work Pomeroy, Ohio together are invited to con- Leo L. V;j_ughan; Mg~. tact the Institution 's office of or · S.taff Development and Vinton, Ohi!l, . Public Relations. Jameso. Bush,Mgr. Ned: Wbere Unit DIs now and directions for the future . .__ _ _ _ _ _ __. LOGAN MONUMENT CO. ' A 10 Part Series Of Porttalll Foruolng CASH IN WITH CMS TRAVEL ............__ meet Tuesday night The changing face of GSl . GOING TO VEGAS7 ___ Sunday Times-Sentinel HUNTSVILLE , Ala . . . Veterans of the 222nd Infantry Regiment of the 42nd Infantry (RA INBOW) Pu hli sht~ l i'\ '1'1')' SWlduy by The Oho V;•lh'/' Publl!ihlnw: Cv .· Division will hold their an- Mul!lnwdia, rM..'. nual reunion at the Carriage GAIJJPOUS OAIJ.Y TRIBUNE Inn, 3811 Unlvet$ily Drive, N. 8!$ Third Aw., Galllpolis, Ohio f:AI.I JPO!.IS - The Gallipnlis ~ty ' W., Huntsville, Ala. 35805, 45631. c.,m.ru.,.,ion will meet in special .lith· 11 thru .Julv 14. !979. Publislwtl I'Vt'ry weekday evening sessioo Tuesday at a p.m. in the n<,~pt Saturday. St'l'OOCI L'1as.<1 The 222nd · Infantry Posla!!l' PJiid al Gallipoll!l, Ohlo Municipal Court Room. Regiment requests aU former ...... ,. · Aj!enda items include: niEDAILVSENTINEL veterans of the regiment, JH Court St., PQmeroy, 0 . 45789. , A public hearing oo the Conununity seeking membership and every ~k day evening Development Block Grant In ihe Maple reunion Information to ,PubliJ,hed en'fpl Saturdlly. Entered u second Shade area. cllw mailing matler 11t Ponwruy, .Ontact: Rainbow Division Ohiu Pud elfk~. Consideration of a resolutl011 ,to ad- Veterans, 1979 Reunion By Cjjrrier daily wnd Sunday 75c vertise for bids for Btreet tree scape. ~r wetk. Motor root.e S3 .~ per Committee, P. 0. Box 491, month. Cooslderatloo ol an orditl'ance to cOn· · Huntsville, Ala. 35804. MAIL ;. tract witll CombS and Associates for SUBSCRI PTiON RA'$S The G•lllpulls Dolly Trlbwte In final application lor the Community · Ohio a~ West VlrJinla ooe year Deyelopment Block Grant. 127.50: alx moottwl14.:.0: threemon· 4-HCLUB lhs 11.50. Elsewhere $32.00 per year; Consideration of an ordinance to conMEETI'NG six months 117.00; three months tract with Richard Morse Associates SUO; mot.Qrroute fl . ~ monthly. FIVE POINTS -The Five for profession services for the planning Point Bucks 4-H Club will The DlliJy. Sentinel, t~rM! ya~ f27,50; Six months 114.50; t~. of a recreational ccmplex. month!~ 18.50. Elsewhere $32.00; !J1.J: hold Its organizational Coosideralioo of an Ordinance to con- meeting ; thr~monlhste.OO. 1 Wednesday, April · monlhs$17.00 'l)le A&soclat.ed Press Is exclusivetract with James M. Jeffers for ly entitled to the use for publl ~auoo· 25, at 7::10 p.m., at the Rick professiooal services for the develop- lnng of all news di!ipatc.hes credited tnt.he1 residenc~, near Five . n ew~pe r and allio the local ne\fll; ment of·a new cit~: map. , . Pints. Anyone intereste(! In publashed herein. joining the club is invited !o attend. TO MEET MONDAY GAI.IJPOIJS - A meeting of the Ohio Valley Regional "Development Commission's Gallia County Caucus has been scheduled for Monday, April 23, at 7:30p.m. in the County Commissioners' Office in the Gallia County Courthouse in Gallipolis. Taplc ,of discussion will be the election of a member to the Executive Committee ofthe OVRDC. All members are urged to attend, For additional information, call John W. Clark at 614-354-7795. invest in communications equipment I'LAN REUNION A-'3- TheSunday Timeh~entinel, Sundav. Anr. 22. 19'/!l . OnUnliD IX GS! and the Community: How lhey work together. By Bernard Klngoley, GSI Staff Development, with Chrio Gallup, · Unit II . Psyrhology Aoslstant GAJ.!JPOJJS - Because <'.Ill is virtually a part of the · city. lhe reoidento often interact with members of the Gallipolis City community. This interaction can hi: the . basis for the community's 16 HP TRACTOR SPECIAL! . .... _,... ... "Woody" wishes to thank all of his loyal supporters for his· success during the past .20 years . He also ~ishes ·to invite all ·of his many f~iends to come and talk abovt a great deal on a new front wheel drive · Pontiac Phoenix or Buick Skylark. In WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE . .·*FRIGIDAIRE *CALORIC *ADMIRAL *SPEED I • • ' • "' ' R&A=r.IORS .•IAI5£$ . FREEZE -~ QISIMASHERS - l.s:SEIKO TIME WASHEiS ~ DRYERS . The Perfect Gift for No.ZWAIOII-$105.00.- J h yenow topl!.tainle111teel blck.Jllt di11l. Also awailabk!o in sta tnle!ls-189.50. ' .,. ' See What We Have in Store for You During OUr . GRADUATIONS WEDDINGS BIRTHDAYS HOME CARE RENTALS SALES• Any Occasion • WHHI. CHAIIS .liDS llo. ZW.UIM-1100.00. J 1j,whill roplstamless steel • .• .• • • blck. whitt .diai: Aiso avalt.,ble in yt llow-$110.00 PitfliNT UFTIIS IIDSIDE COMMODES W4UCIIS . TIItCTION SUCTION PUMPS ... Elu M. RUSSELL COOLVIlLE- Mrs, Ella M : ' Ru"'!Jlt 1111, Rt. I, Cool'lllle, IIJe<1 eai-ly Saturday morning at Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital following a long illness: She was born at Torch, 0 6 daughter of the late Jdln and Amanda Dunfee Scarlett. Mrs. RUBSell was a.member of the Torch Baptist Church and minutes:Month.datt •!' f'' .. ••• I WITH 42" ' II MOWER -· to see ·me to save up one ha If of what you are currently paying for your business in surance . Eri!' is above all In s'ER V I CE • OX'I'OIN MfO UIITS • Ita PUIIFYING II!QUII'MINT Coi'ltinuou~ readout In hOurs · I '! REG • . '197~ ----~...;.,' MR. BUSINESSMAN ===EQUIPMENT llo. YHOI4M-121S.OC:. Ladies· LC Oig•tat Qt.aru:. •• JOHNKAUFF INSURANCE and seconds at thep .. sh of 1 bunon . Yellow top/518tnless $lett bac~ . &tll d 1al frame. lincoln No.ZWA.MM-1111.00. Middl ~ part , 0. "Ht69 17j. yel:ow top/stainless stHI ba ck. S•lt d1al . Alto avai lable in wh •te- $100.00. 20''ROTARY ...• '• . M Ho.PIOII.II-1110.00. *MISMATCHED ~ko· LC Di&iWI Qw.ru·Alarm ChronoariPh. Stalnttu -... bllc:kdlll rreme. Also avai61bte TWIN SIZE·EACH PIECE In )'IIIOW-$295.00. Fun Si1e S69.9S Ea . Pc: Queen Size $1U.9s. AI~~ , ' CCP~~~ Sets Only Stan:raft.makes boats for people who realiZe that a boat 11 more than Ju•t metal or ftbefillall . Jt'1 for pee)ple who know that a boat Is the sight of a eummer eunset. Or the cool feel of epray on your face . ....--Aio.oo. .,.te,. Quartz Diwtrl Wder ' ttsted to !500 fl. (150 mttets), P'ftsur•~ttt:!! • SHOP MONDAYS nu..8 ' ,. st,p. ..... ..... • ..". ~ " Discover the experience of boating Ill It wa• meant to be experienced. Staraaft. Just for the fun _of I•· · . -NOW IN STOCK - Spcciitllow price. Hasl HP Brigp&: Stntton etlline,dock, 7~ndt wheels. (~101 ) Sci-up and de~>e!)l extn. Limol<d supply. STARCRAnJET BOATS COME SEE POMEROY ·LANDMARK JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. Drive a Uttle and Save A Lot .-:- Free Delively Within 75 Miles - Yes, We Service Af Your Local Hulpoint Dealer. ' Store Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 ... Mil Cba It 5:00 P.M. - Senin& Mlip, Gala & M.-. Counties. ' i I ' �- - COLUMBUS - A total of $H7,232.46in first- half 1978 property tax reimbursements has been distributed to Meigs County , . its political subdivisions and school distriCts, State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson announced Saturday. Meigs County and its political · subdivisions received $44,020.87 while school districts within the ·,unty received $103,211,59. Through a provision In the .co unties rt.>Ouce taxes owed appropriations bill, the state by property owners by 10 board of educatlbn and state per cent and the state audi!Dr are requp-ed to send reimburses the taxing 10 percent property tax districts for the lost revenue. The homestead exemption rollback and homestead exemption reimbursement ,for elderly and disabled che cks directly to lo cal homeowners, based on the · person 's lncome, ·also calls taxing authorities. rollback for the state to reimbuse, the Under the program, In effect since 1972, taxinR districts lor the . rt.'<luction in local revenue . Total reimbursement <;becks to M,eigs County and its stlbdivislons were as loUows : Meigs County , $19,013 .52; Middleport , $3,072.27; Pomeroy, $2,718.64 ; Racine, $804 .63; Rutland, '$533.02; Syracuse, $810.48 ; Bedford Twp. , $276.20; Chester Twp., __,..__...._, ___ .-.._ ..-...; were ·~ follows: Emergency A-4- Thc Sunday Times,'lt>ntinel, Sund11y, Apr. 22, W'/!1 • dm e ·f•us · ·t half·__ rolib $147 -· · · ,232 \receive . · ac ___ ~~r~~~~·~~;. kLevy , l,;otumb•a lwp . , · $487.56 ; Lebanon Twp ., $422.73 ; Letart Twp ., $376.74 ; Oliye Twp ., $695.51; Otange Twp .• $498.73 ; Rutland Twp., ~98 .91; Salem Twp., $709.01 ; Salisbury Twp ., $660.28 ; Scipio Twp., $311.57; Sutton $932. 35 ; Twp. , $735.60, Pa)'ments to the special districts, totaling $10,363.12, $3,625 .10; Hospital 'News- Meigs $442.17; · Rio Grande Community College, $3,679. 76; Tti-CoiDlty l!fental Health, $723.81; Tuberculosis Hospital, $1,450.04. Distributions to the school districts were as follows: Alexander, $6,123.06; Eastern, S25,081.73; Meigs, $48,007 .51; Southern , $23,450.43; Tti County Jt . Voc. S.D., $548.116. A.,;-The Sunday Times,~entin el , S\mday, Ap r.~- l !l7~ ATHENS - The annual . of a long-term mission for the of the Consortium agency. The group will be ,for Health Education in Ap- divided into four workshops paladlla Ohio (CHEAO) will to study health manpower be held on Wednesday, April development , public health 25 at the Hocking Valley education, continuin g Motor Lodge in Nelsonville. education and special projec· · A seminar will begin at ts. 1:30 p.m. with board memA social hour and dinner bers and invited gilests par- will precede the business ticlpatlng in the development meeting which begins at 7 meetlnl! Pennufar~ .. released. ' Partly cloudy. Highs in the low 70s ..Chance of rain is 20 percent. enn are SUPER MARKETS • Seal test Cotta1e Cheese . 1 . ..,.. illlf..r coatldtrl BOJI e Iess ..... .., ..... ·"' "' ... , .. Ch .• ue .-.·c..,........ "~-"" ~ . . . . . . " ' ' . . . . .. -!.. .' " ..rtiM ., Jj ~ · ....... ' li 1 1 II ,.,. - •li 1 • on 3 mUll • i'(rl "' ,_... front 12-oz. C:tn. IOIIDID CIIUCIIOAST. . HOT ~GS ......... .,·•, ···~·· . c. ' SJ.tf Crisco on .•... THOROFARE FANCY e · P•r Halves ••••• ~~.. c. PURR . . . .,• . . .L-.nte 79e Chle•en Broth CAMNILL's NOOD&.1s. I ' ••If,' . u• OH IAIW 100-ct.lox . . ' . I . Dill Ple.les::s:.• •• a.ot• ..' MUHAY 78 e . MUILLIR'S • ' r< . Noodles::.:u• •••• • WAGNA l.(\ · ..IIAJitCO!TA ' W/SAUCE ' Peanut BuUer . ' ' I ·~ I I I I I I I lo I I . I l l. . . . . ., a... c. Z1p1oc S•dwlcll ........ , • , .. .. we a. •• Glall.bta "-m. •• ·' ••• , ••, • - ' -· Sp&lller,..__ P1ia11ta · - · · · ac ·Sealle.... S... ..-,..,__;,_ .... • • ...·......... ·· .. ' - - .~- •-.u . . . . . . . . . .... .. ~- M1i l•ll•wa ;,.";-:' ••• .•• . ......_..., ' ' '5199 ' '.' ' ' ' ' .' ' 1-Lb ...... ~~ SAYI SAVI~ · .... ·49c ....,..: lc ·Maa.oni & Che,se ,.,_ LC1$agna Macaroni .,..~. & Beef · ..... 12-i»l. Pllg•. . GREEN GIANT ENTREES . . .:. 20•"'· ¥ a· 5c Salisbury Steak. I • ,.... • ..... age . FANCY EASTERN c:lntosh Apples 'ON WI NOW t I •• YOIS. 21'HRU 11 I. , I I l I , ....,. . I • \fSAMf STRHT LlllRARY !~ H• S..poo · t Homttl Dtvhd H. Spnad •••• ; •••• • I ill '. ., . ' \ ' '' ' ., '• '' 1k.' ' •IGGPLAII'r PAIMIGIYA ~ aei UYIOLI PAIMIGIANA . • CIIAMY ' . ' atiiCIIY ·~· I • BUITONI FOODS • •MUT UYIOU PARMIGIANA Johnson & Johason :.."":. Diapers •••••• ':.-:'· s1.78 Stay frH Super Maxi Pads .................. 53.•38 Alrwick C. pet Fresh ......... ,r~ ......... 5 1.59 Johnson's O.atx Ret! Cmt ••• ·• ' '• • • ........ ·51.71 Hefty Trull Bags.; •••••••••• ~........ ' lhorofcle Cone. f!l•~ Softeaer; •••••• · ........ Golden Gift 100% Pun O.c1le Julct. ~ ..... ..,.51.M • ' $~IS Beef l PniRPAN ' - . ..... ... runa Ca~ Food .• ·• 6.s••. c. . , . , coo•les.::-•=- ••• PILLSBURY • FUDGE . , · . ~~~ e •CAP'N CRUNCH _ Brownie Ml• ••• 22.s......... ..,_ · Cereal ••••••••• THOROFARE . . .... ' 1.59 ..;,___________,____ ·: DI~NER ·FRANKS • • 2-uiz,. '53. 29 sw1n . ... oscAR MAYER Sizzlean or .,· · . $ FIREBRAND M•At WIENERS ••• s1•69 Beef Strips •• BEEF FUNIS • • • • • • • l~b. 1.79 TAMBELliNI .: sL~ao BOLOGNA ............ ·~..·;•- 99c Breakfast 'SLiaD BOLOGNA .... .,.... 12••· ..... 5 ~ : : : Sa psaee • • • •• 1 .1 ... ARr.,ouR*sTAR Moet.; ..li •••• 1• 69 . ,.... 51. (ook~·Waml or Old Fash. Loif -~, ' • ••••• 1 89 A$T' ' ' ' ' ' •· • S''D ~~~: Mtotorlt1f • 1 o • • 1-lb. Pkg. !'~1 ... r- BillS 2.19 . 2.09 BONELESS CUIESTEAK ........ •· 5 BONELESS STEW BEEF•••••••••• "· 5 UAN GIOUIID W•fe,...tr S Bubba Mccalister tricu Confederate ret~eaadel , throUih the Weet Teo~ l!llll to rescue his kidnapped mother and IIIler. A different kind of Weatern, but one M tun of actilm aa anything Ylil seen in ltoriee of the Old Welt. . . Ncln '. Flctlo~t :- "Redneclt MOihors, Good 011 Glrla and , Other Solthem Belles: A ·eetebraUon of the Women of Dixie", by Sharon MeKen!. An entertaining npcll1 on what makes Solthem women unique. "Goodfellow cataloR of Wmderful Thinp: Tn!dl· tiona! and Contemponry Cralt.!l." FuU of plcturt1 and clesigned for direct orda-lnc of dellgh tful Amerlcu handmade producla; trlth .information on craft orglinlzationa, fairs, pubUcatlons and achoola will!, instructlon in crafta. Here Is the bclollmolill Kh~ule fw ~y. ~ :13: Wolf 1'81 2:30 to I p. m.: Carpentor, !:It to 3:411 pm.; o.ter 4 to 4:411 p. m.; LAnpvU!e 4:461o ~:1~ p. m.; ~ ( Polil..Oy Natiilnal . Bank) ~:30 to 1:11 p; m.; Depot StreeU:30to 7:15p.m. • Taetdliy, April If Lll1g llollllln 3 to 3:30pm.; Reedsville. Reed'• Store, 4 to 5 p. m.; Tuppera P!Aina Atbaugh Houalng, 5:30 to 1:30 p.m.; Chiller • Methodllt Church 6:46 to 7:46 p. m.; Baum Addilkln,lto 8:30pm. 'lbanday. April II • HeadSW't, Racine 2 to 2:30 p.m.; Portland, poll oftlce, I ID 3:30 p. m.; Racine Hame Natklnal Bank, 4 to 5 p. m. W&gnor'aifardware, G10 1 p. · m.: SyracUit SwimmiDI Pooi,-I:U to 1:15 p. m. 12~·-,.~-:1.29 Patt~ Mi* •• ~~~~lb. .& ' HOT DOGS 1.59 __.=-:-=........;..---..;__-==.$ 1 '69 FULLY COOKED .SMOKED GRILL DOGS . . ... a..•• • • • • 1-luot,. s • Semi Boneless $~ J9 ;Sliced Bologna or Pickl• ~·_f 12~·-.~:;.s 1.39 Ram Portion I lb. ... . ·- · ~ - WID Henry. Thlrteen-year.W SHOULDER ROAST . . . • '• • •; • • • · 1•99 GROUND CHUCK"''"'"•·· ..••. ·•· CJaoeol·a te TETLEY ·• _ -ifGusH ( TRO ' Strap· POMEROY Your bookmobile always hu something new. Among the just-arrived boob this week d be' Fiction - JQieph HeUer's "Good As Gold",. In which the White Houae ll1d Washingtm get the 111ne funny, irreverent treatnlent . Heller gave the military in 11 Catch·22" . "SUmmor of the· GUll" by ''Z'dtae' 'THOROFARE BEEF US.D:A. GRADED CHOICE . . . , . ....... ....., . . Cllt ~ ....... ........ Clll• ..., · .&'-': LARGE or SMALL CURD Court news GALUPOUS-The apparent accidental, selfinflicted, shooting of a GaUia County man Is b!olng · investigated by the GaUia County Sheriff's Department. Sheriff James M, Montgomery's department was informed of the shooting at 12:06 a.m:. Saturday by Southeast ctlio Emergency Medical . Services (SEOEMS). Department DepuUes were dlopalcbed to the Ronald MUJer resilience on Pickena Rd:, off SR 160, to investigate. According to a report film by the department, the 33 year old rrian was cleaning his .32 callibre revolver and while looking' down the barrel, the gun went off an(! shot 'him in the noae. Miller was transported to Holzer Medical Center, where he was treated and Weather WILLIAM A. SMITH WIUiam A. Smith baa been named 1D the BF Goodrldl Winners 'Circle Honor Society for 1979 because of hla out· , standing sales- achiev.ementa last year. Smith, who beelll!le account manager in February at BF Goodrich Cherillcal Group's Kansas City ulel office, joined the company in ·, 1963•as an assoclat, chemill. Smith Is a native of Pomeroy. He earned bia bachelor of science degree in . chemistry from (Prudue UniverSity in 1961. He Is I member of the American Chemical Society, Twin CitY Rubber Group, and the Upper Midwest Section of lbe Society of Plaitica · Engineers. · . He and his wife Uve in Bloomington, Mlnneaota . . They have four children. · . TASTE-OF NATURE Gallia shf'!PiH probes shooting Retardation Ce nter , and Gallipolis State Institute p.m. In addition to .lh•· of Ro:.trd in the F.mt•rging Public Works, said bids are Air pollution control projects bnsiness meeting agenda , an An•a of Prirmiry r<tre and being opened on the following that will be completed by t980 public works projects: el~tion of .trustees and of- Prt>vrntion." are planned for coal • fired Ath ens Mental Health boilers .at the three ficers for the roming year Mr ..Ciayton holds R.A . and will be held. M.P.H. degrees and has com- Center, Cambridge Men~al in&itutions. and Mental The dinnrr speaker wi)J.hlo pleted post-graduate work in Health Bids will be taken ·April 26 A,ure li us T. Clayt on, health areas and in adfor induced draft -fans and Regional Program Con - ministration . He has been ac.May 10 for electrostatic sultan! for Appal ac hian tive in the health field sinre 1!178. precipitators for the heating Health, Region V, Chi cago. 1968 and has been with the . The public is invill'fl to at- plants. Bids will be taken His topic is ''Responsibilities Pubiir Health Service· 11ince !end thr business meeting. later to Install the equipment. . WARDEN SUSPENDED GalllpoliB, $29; Lance E. Clifford, 29, Northup, $28; and, Robert J. Thompson, 24, Grove aty, $25. COLUMBUS - Raymond R. Kohli. deputy director for The air pollution control equipment will be used Ill remove poHutants , from stacks before It enters the atmosphere. The projects will cost an estimated $1.6 million. " CLEVELAND (AP) Cuyahoga County Jail Warden Walter Browne. has been suspendeq for two weeks because he failed to teD Sheriff Gerald McFaul of an aUeged death plot against Anthony Liberatore. Browne testified in federal court last week about rumors that Liberatore was to be . poisoned through the Justice Center cafeteria. Because of the reported death plot, federal authorities moved Uber&tore to the Summit County Jail in Akron. McFaul said if he had known of the report he would have investigated and 41 gotten to the SOlK'Ce." 1be sheriff said it would be very difficult ID poison a )l"i'amer since jaU food is serve<! cafeteria -style, and Liberatore was not isolated. Were Bonnie S. Fuller, 26, Pro;ects bids slated April 26 Annual meeting slated April ·25 Gallipolis FeJ1')'; Glen JII'I'IU DISCHARGES - James Jr., Ripley; Robert Polllld, Powell, GaUipoUs Ferry; Gillllpolls, Ohio; ~nda' Evelyn JeweU, NeW Haven; Langdon, Glenwood; Vtrpda r.tn. Frank Filion, r-: Jeffers, South Side; Ann Harold Birchfield,· 8911!!! Baker, ..__; ~ Buck, Side; PhyllJJ Leport, Hen- Leon; . Benjamin Polley, · derson; Mildred Morpn, Carolyn Miller, · Dreama ~; HayFiaber,GaU1illlliB "Graham, Emmons Selby, Ferry: Mary Lavender, Leona WUIIamaon, Peter Syracuse, Ohio; Rhinehold " Young and Bell Sommervll)e, Schwarz, Mason; Floyd all Point Pleuant. Hayes, Leon; Carl Dove:· · · ' · PLEASANT VAlLEY SUSAN HANNUM LONG BOTTOM - Susan Elaine Hannum of Long Bottom has been granted ad· mission to Ohio Valley College of Parkersburg, W. Va. for the fall semester of 1979. Susan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hannum, ,5J025SR 248, Long Bottom. . Ohio Valley College is a . private, two-yearliberal arts ins(ltulion. Dennis .Cox, 'Director of Admissions, announces that Sl!Slln was granted admission on the basis of her personal and academic • record. Susan is currently a senior 1at Eastern High &hool where she has been a member of Marching Band, Pep Band, Chorus and was selected as recipient for John Philip Sousa Band Award and All-Ohio State Fair Youth Choir. GALUPOUS - Melvin E. Riffle, 32, Jackson, entered pleas of guilty ID charges of DWI !Uid driving while under suspension in GallipoUs Mmiclpal, Court Thursday. Rime was lined $350, plus a • one year sentence, all but 20 ': days suspended. Five cases were terminated in Judge James A. Beanett's Court Friday, Fined $300, plus a six month sentence, all but 10 days suspended, was RandaU D. · GrMt, 23, Ewington. Robin D. Fisher, 30, Pl. Pleasant, waived $30 on a charge of changing lanes without caution. . Fined or forfeiting bond on charges of eJI!cessive speed , ' ' '*" ... ' .Yll.\i .., '99c • • 0::.'.=' D' Aniou P...s·•••.59c ::Cucumbers • • • • • • _.,c · c · ':' Green Be••• •••••.49c Boston Lettuce •••• L 69 ·"G~I Red Potatqes . s. ~ia I,Pascal Celery: -W :~ Potting SoD ........... 79c Paacal Celatyloop~.. • ... -lfC ' . · ' . PRA:iBEREPOB'I'I POMEROY Melsa Co1111ly Sheriff Jamh J. ProHitl' reporta deplltlea inveatlgat~ ·a · c0111plalnt from Jolin Scngg, . Rt. I, Rutland, Friday. Scrau , reported · that aometlme .. Wedneldly anbo'l!ll Jlll'llll1l ; vandlllled two 11111111 at 1111 reeldalc.. 'lbe wtndllllelda • llld bewlllpto ,wwellnoclted out of bolh wliclel. O.puUaa ar- . allo • invtlllpllna · 9II1III1IJup to mallbo:a and .......... tube em Glbul RoAd at Rl. · 2, Albany, Ohio. The bo- w•e llnocked down by · a vltlk:le around 11:30 p. m. 'llwtlday nlgllt. I . �,,~......,. Tht• S\mChly 1'i n w~ ...';('nt inPl. ~uncl.rty . Apr . ~'2. 1m!l: Scholarship winners.· named _Joint Rotary meeting held Friday David Sar1ll~ t.t·om Demt~:tone th~ hospitality Shown them is an Underwriting devel- here and elsewhere in opment Supervisor of the District 669 . . South British United It was an impressive Insurance Company, Ud., in meeting which certainly Sydney. attained the goal of the Group Sydney . Study Exchange Program Morris and Whelan first which is to promote·improved gave brief comments world undersanding through comparing the stru~ures of e:r~hange visits. government in AustraUa and ~• tcmational. the United $tales. They also Thirty . five Rotarians explained that the U. S. and lrotn Athens and Middleport _. Australia are commensurate Pon\eroy clubs and visiting in size and yet we have a Rotarian Dick Seavitt from population o.f 220 IJiillion and • e• Dea rborn ~ Mi~igan, were they have only 14 million. The present to share . with reason is that the central Gallipolis. Rotarians this very area of Australla is a desert . . >1lmulating and informative They need people wbo are · O..t>rogram . . skilled In developmental ; 'Oteteamof six Australians areas in' order to ' make 'l! are on a six-week visit to the available the great wealth !i U.S. as guests of Rotarians in and potential that is available ;.; District 669 which from their oountry rich in · EAST MEIGS - Kinder· r ncompasses the minerals and agricultural garten enrollment for the 1979 ' ao school y..lr is schedproducts. . ~: :~:~~~e;~::;r, quadrant of the ~l visitors will have a Following comments, team uled at Tuppers Plains "- fcl ur•ctav visit to Washington , members Invited questionl• Elementary SChool Friday, the middle of their from the assembled April 'll, from 8:30a. m. until Rotarians . and a very 3:30 p,m. Parents llhould report to Area Club instructive and entertaining Rotarian John period of questions and school sometime dur~g that day. . Jones, 'met the Australian answers followed. to provide a Parents are The team was en· ""'""·m members in Lancaster reeord of · •'> A.n.n 19 and brought them to thusiastiely applauded fol· C<~m)ilete allipolis where Rotarian lowing theii' presentatlol'l. Immunization when they Brandeberry was host In turn, they were most register their chUdren. a tour of Holzer Hogpital gracious and appreciative of ' Immunization Information llhould include OPT, four Polio sabin, one measles, one rubella and proof of a recent APRIL IS .. . i' I TB skin test within one year ' before entering school. · PHYSICAL A copy of the child's birth certificate llhould ·also be FITNESS provided at time of registration. MONTH School officials report any chUd wbose filth birthday falls on oc before September WORK OUT AND 30th of this year, may be registered for kindergarten SHAPE UP this fall. TRY US TODAY ••• In addition,. any child whose sixth birthday falla on per hr. workout or before September 30th this year may be registered for per walk - 1~ visit firs year if he or llhe is a new 417 Second Ave . • Gallipolis, Ohio enroll!*' in school. New first time enrolleeS in first grade Madge has the Coffee Pot.hot-Comeon in ·and visit ... may also report Friday, April 'll. . . GALUPOUS ...:. Meeting ,jointly with the Rotary aub of Athens and Middleport • Pomeroy •at the Holiday Inn 'Friday, Gallipolis Rotarians . enjoyed a.r outstanding .program · featuring six ' 'members of Australia's Group Study Exchange Team U> Ollio who are guests of District 669 ·of Rotary and Clinic. Later a tour of the Gall !polis area was completed before the joint meeting. Alter the meeting, the group returned to Athens. The Marietta Area Rotarians will meet the team on April 22 for a.four-day visit with them. At the joint meeting, the Australian District Governor's Group Study Exchange Representative, Donald W. Gratton from District 975 (New South Wales ) introduced the teairi m"embers.: Peter Morris from District 975 · (New South Wales) introduced the team members: Peter Morris from Kensington, NSW , is a Constable lsi aass in the N.S.W. Police .Force and studying to become a lawyer; Phillip Ozborne from · Kareela, N.S.W., is a Senior Administrative Officer of the N.S.W. Institute of Technology in sydney; Zeron Kochman from Sydney is an Electrical Engineer with. the Overseas Teleoommuni- ' cations CammiJislon; Stephen Whelan from Miranda , N .s.w., is a Structural Engineer and is Senior Assistant Engineer with Sutherland Shire Council; THE FITNESS CENTER KinderYYarte.n enrollment r. AI.IJPOJ JS ~ 'l'wo students from thr freshman class in the Holzer Mrrliral Center School of Nursin~ have been awarded the !979 Holzer ninic Limited Annual Scholarships for Student Nursrs, according to an announcement by Robert f)aniel , clinic ~dministrator. The scholarShips are presented annually in memory of Mrs. Alma V. Hotze~., wife 0! the late Charles E. Holzer; Sr., M.D., founder of the original Holzer Hospital, and mother of Charles E. Holzer, Jr ., M.D., president of the hospital mediral staff. Scholarship winners are Ellen Waugh of Gallipolis, and Paity Jean Schroeder, McArthur. Oscar W. Uarke, M.D., a member of the Holzer set April27 '$J. 12 C:linic Executive Cominittee along with Daniel H. Whiteley, M.D., also a member of the clinic executive rom· mittee, made the presentations. · Miss Waugh is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Waugh of Gallipolis and is a gradual~ of Ga!lia Academy High School. Miss Schroeder is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schroeder of McArthur • and a graduate of Vinton County High ' · School. Miss Waugh is the secretary. of the freshman class. Miss Schroeder is a member of the school's Glee Club, Honor Court, and also a member of the Student Nurses' Association of Gallipolis. Janel Byers, R.N., Director of the School of Nursing, stateil that these two outst.andinJ! frP!'J'!m;m nnr~ing s1udents were selected by the scholar· ship and finance commit!~ of the hospital's school of nursmg. They "'?lh exhibit good cumulative grade poml averages and will be gr~dualing in 1001 They received lhelr caps on April 6, during the Annual Recognition and Capping ceremony held at the Faith Baptist Church in, Rodney. . In commenting on these two awards, Mr. Daniel expressed the clinic's pleasure in participating an'nually in such a scholarship pro~ram to benefit two students enrolled m the hospital's school of nursing, til assi~l them in completing their. edpcation and prepare lor a career in the nur· . , sing field: · Tractor contest held, Buckeye Hills winner RIO GRANDE - The annual [)!strict 17 tractor trouble shooting contest was recently . held at Buckeye Hills career center. Buckeye Hills FFA team one, Ed Yates and Chris FanJudges for the event were: 20 minutes per tractor. nin (both from Jackson) was Steve Carter of Corter TracThe wiMing team of Yates the winning team. Buckeye tor Sales, Gordon Swisher of and Fannin placed lith in Hills team two, Vaughn · Swisher Implement, and state competition. Dwight · Taylor and J. D. Taylor, Hector . Preston of !} and J Jenkins .of Oak Hill is the placed second. · Auto Parts of Jackson. mechanics advisor. · Students were to find two ----------------1 malfunctions at each tractor, ·Ir-----~---. . . correct them and start the I Letters of opinion are welcemed. They should be Jess tractor and observe the perI than 300 wonk long (or subject to reduction by the editor) formance. All of this was to I and maat be signed with the sigoee'saddreoi. Nam.,. may Rt. 1, Middteport,,O. be done within a lime limit of I be wlthbeld upou publication. However, oo request, 992-6173 I names wW be disclosed. Letten should be Ia good taste, addressing issues, not persoualllles. , REMAINS FREE ·AKRON, Ohio CAP) As Jow, as I · ~ David C. Hume fr<:e $}50 Sq . ·Yd . . remains din on·$50,000 bond after plea g New Colors · · guilty to a charge of manslaughter in the shooting death of his adoptive mother, ArriviPI! WI!Aidy· Norma, 14 years ago. ..,_ _ _ _ _ _...;._ _, ODDS & ENDS SHOP I CARPET A-7-The Sunday Timt-s"'C!(•ntim•l, Sunih•y. Apr. 22. lfl7!l Car heavily damaged in two city mishaps .GALUPOUS · Gallipolis City Police investigated two accidents Friday. An auto incurred severe damage during a one-vehicle accident at the intersection of Pine St. and Third Ave., at )0:30p.m. Officers report an . auto by D.L. operated Cougheoour, \9, Gallipolis, ·traveling aouth on Third, and a vehicle driven by Susan Aleiha Drake, 'll, Gallipolis, traveling east on Pine, collided at the intersection. . There was severe damage to the Drake auto, moderate damage to the Coughenour vehicle. No citation was iBaued. One driver was cited following a two-vehicle mishap on the 800 block of Second Avenue, at U:07 a.m . 'Police report that a truck operated by Joseph VV . Abram, ·36, Logan, had stopped in traffic on SecoriQ. An auto driven by Roger L. Hunt; 19, Crown City, failed to stop and struck the Abram's aulD in the rear. . ! ... ?Jtt-~=..__ Appreciates volunteers O.ai"Sir: The week of April 22 has been designal"!l National Volunll'f'r Wet'k. The American C:incer Society depends entirely on . volunteers for success •md a{'('ompllshment , the varioiL< pro!!fams, and the door-t<Hloor crusade. Twould llke to thank all the volliJlleers of the ·Meigs C:ounty Unit for giving so generously of yourself. Your involvement is a tribute to your raring lor people and ror1rrm for thE' rausr of ranrer control. . Please note I rero!P'ize your many hours of dedicated srr· ••IC'P, and I extend my appreciation for a job wrll done. May. God hlef:.< the volunteers. - O.Jores Frank, F.xerutive f)irer· · tor, Meigs County Unit, Amerll'an CancrrSol'irty. Optometric Vision Center 110 MECHANIC STREET POMEROY, OHIO 992.:3279 OPTOMETRISTS: • A. JACKSON BAILES -T. JAY BRADSHAW MONDAY TUESDAY Two injured in accidents . Beat••• Of the ·Bend By Bob Hoeflich · Hunt was cited on a charge of failure to maintain an assured clear distance. There was moderate damage to the Hunt auto, slight damage to the Abram truck. In furth er . action, ci!y early Saturday. Robert L. Long, 22, If Alice Nease.can 'tdb ll ngh.l, she doesn 't do it! Gallipolis, was cited on a Friday, Aprill2, Was Alice's birthday and she started it charge of disorderly conduct. out with plenty of excitement when her dau ghter'in·l~w , Mrs. Cited on a charge of driving Joan Nease, had a serious auto.accident on Route 7 near the over an unprotecled lire hose Nease home . Joan's new car was demolished , but luckily she was Jerry L. Bias, 21, escaped serious injury. · police issued two citation~ Bidwell , That evening, Alice and Paul took off lor Parkersburg for a birthday dinner. They arrived at the restni~rlmt and as they .Driver c;•ed B'-~*"'r were getting out of the car, Alice app~~rently slipped on a loose U' ~~ ""' -r stone and fell flat.. Although injured, Paul and Alire went ahead and had din· POMEROY-'I'wo vehicles Fridley, Minersville. The received medium damages Fridley car had stopped for · ner. . Later, Alice returned and directed the choir at Trinity and one driver was cited to traffic, police said. Phelps mayor's court as the result of was cited on an assured clear Church. Still in 'pain, Alice ended up at midnight in the emergency an accident on E. Main St. at distance charge. room of the Holzer Medical Center. She's now sporting a cast 6:10p.m. Friday. to the knee and is gQing to be' laid up about a month as a result Pomeroy Police said a car of a broken foot received in the fall. driven . by Willey Phelps, Happy birthday, Alice l Middleport, struck ln the rear ELKS YOUTH WEEK "Aunt Clara Roush," as she is known to her many, many a car drlven by Richard COLUMBUS - The Ohio fri ends, will be observing her 90th birthday on Saturday. April Elks Association has 28. designated the week of April Mrs. Roush, for many years a resident of the Racine area , 29-May 5 as Elks Youth We~k is making her home with a daughier, Helen Banks. Mrs. Roush SQUAD CALLED in Ohio. Sponsored by the enjoys cards so inuch and still talks about the 82 she received MIDDLEPORT-The Middleport Emergency fraternal order for 30 years, on her birthday last year. You can send her a card at 9314 Sue Squad was called to 913 this week is celebrated an- Helen Drive, Jeflerstown, Ky,, 40299. Broadway at 10 :58 a.m. nually througliout the state to Mick Childs, Middleport High School Alumni Assn., Friday for lMiie Smith who honor junior citizens for their president, reports the orange and black !-shirts are going was taken to the Holzer achievements and congreat. · tributions to community, Medical Center. They'ye had several people from out of the county write in state and nation. for them, and locally there have been a number of purchasers. The shirts done in the school colors feature some in· scriptions, to remind purchasers of "those dear old days of high school 'neath the orange and the black." Association officers are selling them or you can pick them up at the Downing-Childs Insurance Agency office. John Lisle is aiming for the last of May lor his musical at Salisbury School which is being picked up again this year. John is giving every child in the school an opportunity to take jlart in the musical Which was traditionally held annually, and then was dropped. . Incidentally, speaking of show biz, the Spring Fling of the Big Bend Minstrel Assn. is going to end up as the Fall Follies this year.lt seems that the group just couldn't get it together this spring. When and if it does come off, the proceeds are committed Footworks gives you to the Meigs Athletic Boosters which has sponsored the presenthe ne><t-to-nothing . tation for the past sever,al years. feeling in lhree Jamie Jobb, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Jobb, former tow·to·lhe -ground residents now living in Florida, ha s published a book which sandal styles. · was released in March. The book is entitled, "The Complete Road Pads take to the Book of Community Gardening" and featt~res 175 photographs with an ever-so-sofl and line drawings in addition to the material dealing with gardeQing today stressing the conversion of vacant lots in hun'· and flexible approach dred~ of citi~ and s~burbs into flourishing and noUrishing They're open and airy wi1h the islands of green. great feeling of a podded insole I have ali of these dumb questions which keep bugging me. a nd rich, natural leather. Try some For example, in West Virginia all schools, are hein~ sassy, strap-happy fun this season. examined for asbestos -content and in schools where it has been Try Road Pods by Footworl<s. found, it is being removed . Nationally, there is concern about asbestos- even down to halr-4ryers. ·vet; I hear no concern ln i0hio,11 about the schools . . especially, Now, did the Ohio River stop them from bringing asbestos in for construction of Ohio schools? Gee, ffii'Ybe some slipped in from another direction. Or are Ohioans Immune io the effects? Then, there are those ickY fruit and nut eggs turned out by the candy people by the billions for Easter. What 's an Easter basket Without a big fruit and nut egg? I just wonder w~o eats 'em beyond the first little sample bite. And - whatever happened to A1nerica n ingenuity?. Americans 'just keep bending down to the oil producing. nations and 1 hear of little being done to come up w1lh gasohne substitutes or vehicles that can Jive without gasoline, ; · Meantime, the price at the pumps is higher eyerytime you drive by them. It seems to me that our leadership has the at' "NEXT TO ILBERFELDS IN POMEROY. 0." titudes that "anything goes." Well, why not• The leadership has many dollars and won't have to do without- what the heck, if the leadership nms out of dollars, it can always get more. Well.- you keep ~miling . mwohain APRIL 23, 24, 25, 1979 CHAPMAN QUALITY SHOE STORE SUPER MARKET.;.OPEN DAILY &SUN. 9 to 9:30 p.m ..: ICEBERG JUICY _ .• .flORIDA F.LORJDA HEAD ''•• CELERY · LErrUCE ORANGES Pkg. 51b. Bag 25~ ' Hd. Stlk. $1 25 35~ 35~ $1 ALL STAR MELODY • •• GALLON PLASTIC CHOCOLAJE DRINK KRAFT .U1N CALORIE DRESSINGS HEINZ KETCHUP 32 oz. BOntE EARN THE HIGHEST INTEREST ALLOWED .BY 1 Bottom, had stopped In traffic on 143. ~ ·A north bound auto operated by Linda Darnell, 26, Pomeroy, was unable 'to stop, swerved to avoid collision, and ran off the left side of the roadway into ~ ditch . , A passenger in the Dame~ auto , Jeff Darnell, 2, Pomeroy, displayed visl~Ir signs of injury, but was nqt lmmediate treated. There was slight damage 10' the Darnell vehicle. ,,'· 1 ROADPADSbv WEDNESDAY · A Gallipolis woman was Mason displayed visible admitted to Holzer Medical signs of injury and was Center Friday night for ' transported by the GaUia treatment or lnjuries Volunteer Squad to Holzer sustained during . a one- Medical center, where she vehicle accident on SR 141, was admitted and is listed in three miles west of SR 775. good condition. Coiled to the scene at Ii :50 There was moderate ,p.m., the Gallia-Meigs Post, damage to the vehicle. Highway Patrol, reports an . Offi~rs investigated a two· east bound autO operated by vehicle mishap. in Meigs Sarai)'O Mason, 17, Debbie County on SR 143, eight· Dr., went out of control in a tenths of a mile north of SR. 7, curve, and ran off the right at 6:40 a.m. · side of the roadway into an According to the patrol, a embankment. north bound truck operated •by Robert VVood, 51, Long French, Italian, 1000 Island. 8 OZ. BOrn£ • . LAWII ·I THIS WEEI<'S RATE 9.627% COKE . . New!."Money Market" Certificates * 182 DAY CERTIFICATE ' or TAB 2% MILK 8-16 OZ. BOT11IS GALlON PLASTIC ~ . $119 '10,000 MINIMUM $}59 * INTER,ST PAID ON MATURITY CAMPBELl'.S· Substantial h>ferest Penalty .for Early Withdrawal. & K SAVINGS EARN '1 L 01 14 ·/0 INTEREST FROM DATE OF DEPOSIT 10 DATE OF WITHDRAWAL • th~ I A gift that she'l.l treasure for .. lifetime. Her own family tree In engraved bronze, handsomely framed . The names and blrthdates of all your loved ones can ~e Included. Beside each Is the appropriate birthstone. What an encturlng way to celebrate her family heritage : And what better lime than Mother's Day ? ThiS beautiful work ot art is certain to become a fam ily ·heirloom. Give your mom the.gift of generations. . Meigs Branch Tne . Fa~lly Blrtnsrone Tree 1M can bg;;~Md Athens U>wtty Savings . & Loan "Large enough to serve you, yet ·s.mall enough to know you :• ' RICI:IARD E. JONES. MANAGER ·. 216 w. Main St. '992-6655 Pomeroy, 0 . All deposits insured to $40,000 by The F,lederal Savings. & Loan ln$urance . ..... ,.,. _...__•110111•---·•IO-CIITV 404 ·7 CREAMER SYRUP 16 OZ. JAR 24 Ol . Btl. 160Z. Can Family Birthston~ Trtc "' ' MRS COFFEE MATE TOWELS JUMBO ROLL 69~ FAIR TH TISSUE 4 Roll Pkg. 9~ 3 ~ 89~ BOUNlY VA DUNCAN HilES BROWNIE MIX 23 OZ. BOX r------- 1 I I I I I I .I I I .I I MA.XW'ELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE ~~~z. $399 __ _ 4-28.-79 ...,;;:;.;., . �R 1 The Sunday Timt>~ ...~l·nt irlt'l. Sunday. Apr. 22. 1979 -· B • ''Gingerbread,House '--Meigs 'first nursery school 7 Hour PIANO &ORGAN SALE 12:00 Noon to 7:00 PM • ~ ' •' t • .J ., ' •' .... • ....._ $1395 Kimbali ·Pianos 00 Used 00 $9995 $29500 ' $39500 ' 00 $445 $49500 $59500 ' ' $69500 $89500 .$99500 ' > 0{gans ' ' / ..1 . I' ., ' ' '' ' .~<·.j , ,..,. ( ,,..; COMMUNTCATI)'Id IN SONG is a part Of the Ginger· bread House pre-ochool program planned by Mrs. Sandra Lu~keydoo, teacher, pictured here at the piano. STORY & CLARK PIANOS ' HANOS ARE MARVELOUS THINGS! In this science class Friday the children learned all about hands and how they can pound, rake , wave and clap. 00 ' BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH MIDDLEPORT-~nter the Gingerbread Ho.lse and you 'II see the natural curiosity of three and four year olds being channeled into creative learning. The Gingerbread House Is Meigs County's first nursery school. Sponsored by the Heath United Methodist Ghurch with Mrs. Sandra Luckeydoo as the teacher, the pre-sChool program opened last week with a full enrollment, 141n tbe morn, lng class and 15 in the afternoon class, in the church basement. Classes are held two days a week for tWo and one-half hour sessions. Mrs. Luckeydoo, who has a bachelor of science degree in elementary education from Rio Grande College, and has a wide teaching experj~nce, Is assisted by volunteer aides. Mrs. l.uckeydoo wlth daughters, four and eight, began workIng toward establishing a nursery school soon alter she and her husband, Roger, who is employed with the Internal Reven11e Service, moved back to Meigs County after several years Of residing in Dayton. As the teacher explained, g~tting state approved and licensed is not an easy task. To pass ilJSpection the basement of the Heath Church had to have some renovation. Safety and ade· quate space for the children are key factors in getting approved as well as the lnstructionalformat. · · The main goal of the nursery school Is to provide a poilitive approach to learning. · · Programs are geared to developing each child's self-image, ' "CURRIER RIANOS Lo rey • . l anos P • 1h ·Price THE ONLY PIANO .WITH . A.75.YEAR UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE SPRING IS A TIME FOR PLANTING SEEDS and Bobby Johnson, Lee Luckeydoo and Sherry Johnson, all four years old, are learning about things that grow. OVER.ONE tiUNDRED BEAUTIFUL STYLES ~ND FINISHES TO .CHOOSE FROM e Craig, Staggs wed in March ceremony I •NEW BOsTON - The Church of Christ in Christian UniononCedarStreetinNew.· BOston . was the scene of a candlelight wedding Satur- · day, March 24, as Dianna Gene Craig became the bride of Patrick Donald Staggs. The Rev. Robert Barth officiated at the 6:30 p.m. ceremony/ in which the bride was given in marriage by her father, Manley L. Craig of Portsmouth. • The lonner Miss Craig is the only <1J!ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Manley L. Craig of Rt. 6~ Portsmouth. Slllggs is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. DOnald Staggs of 106 Second Avenue, Gallipolis, fonnerly o!. New·Boston. , · ...Vuring the half hour before ilil! ceremony,' a musical prelude was presented by Joe &.l!!ley, organist, and Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Martin, cousins of the bride, were vocalists. · .. - I Kimball Entertainer Organ <Regular $1&95.oo> The Beautiful All New Lowrey Organ I (Regular sz395.00) I . ' NO DOWN PAYMENT NECESSARY & UP.TO 5years TO PAY-OR.TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR LAYAWAY PlAN $129500 '1395 KIMBAll ORGAN S3395 DEWXE LOWREY ORGAN $·1045° LOWREY .ORGAN $1145° 00 0• . SAVE '250.00 SAV.E '250.00 · This FANTASTIC a LOWREY ORGAN ' $2595 00 I $4395.~ 1 ~ ,C ~- ' As the bnae was escorted to the altar by her father, aisle candelabrum accented each pew, and was decorated with greenery and white ribbon. At the head of the altar was rainbow cantlela~ra of fifteen candles. Accenting either side of the church were green palms and tiered candelabra decorated with an assortment of mixed flowers. Solitary hurricane lamps decorated each church window, They were iinged with mixed flowers. The bride wore a floorlength gown, fashioned of chantilly lace over peau talleta, having a stand-up neckline. A lace cameo centered with seed pearls decorated ·the bodice. The gown had full bishqp lace. sleeves with cuffed bands of lace.. The con.trolled A-line skirt ending in a triple lace flounce at her hemline, extended into her attached (Regular ss395.00) 0 ' ' CORNER.OF THIRD & COURT ST. ,, II GALLIPOLIS, OHIO - DOWN HE COMES- Eric Wagner, Racine, learns · about playground safelY and body management as he plays here at the Gingerbread House. DIAL ·446-0687 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Staggs to creating an openness to new experiences, to teaching con- eepts about all -people and races, to learning how to manage feelings, to increasing the abilily to make wise choices, arid to providi~g an abnosphere of coopemtion in which the parent, teacher and children can learn together. Creative and guided free play, language development, body management, music, creative and role playing, and free ex- pression through varied art media are the specific areas being undertaken in the nursery school program. The youngsters begin a class by gathering around the piano to sing "America", give the pledge to the flag , and then do musical games. Learning to play together, to talk to each other, and to listen Is a P.Rrt of the class which takes place in the play room where housekeeping items; woodworking tools, blocks games and other creative nuitenals are available. ' . There are games geared toward helping the children to coor· dinate their bodies, such as rolling the ball to each other or going up the steps to come down a slide. Then comes a "science" period where the children learn about their bodies and learn about things in nature. Astory hour Is Included, a. rest period, and, of course, some refreshments. The nursery follows the Meigs Local School calendar. Next session wiD begin in early September. Registration will take place in early August. ' , I ~:!.~!er;!.~Y. ..!!'~~:,. ~~/!:::!~ _.,.. .. chapel length train that fell hair. She carried peach rose Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Wedding Prayer" while the blue tuxedos with white ruin- held at the Meigs Inn. The from her empire waistline. petals In a white wicker Mrs. Robert K. Wilson, couple knelt in reverence ed, navy trimmed shirts, bridal table was covered with The bride's headdress was basket trimmed with peach Pomeroy, became the bride before being served conunu- Identical to that worn by the a gathered white net cloth. a camelot cap of peau taffeta and white satin streamers. of Terry WiUiam Coffman, nion. The lighting of the wed· groom, ring bearer, and The draped edges were and chantilly lace petals Matthew Taylor, sono!Mr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ding candle concluded the fatherorthebride. adorned with small nosegays holding a triple tiered finger- · and Mrs. Anthony Taylor and Coffman, Marietta, on March ceremony. Guests were registered by of daisies. Centering the table tip veil of imported English cousin of the bride, was ·ring- 24 at 2:30p.m. In the Trinity The altar of the church was Miss Ann Smith, cousin of the was a four-tiered Wedding illusion edged In matching bearer. · Church, Pomeroy. . ·· decorated with an arched bride and daughter of Dr. and · cake decorated with daisies ·Jace. Terry Staggs of Gallipolis · The Rev. W. H. Perrin per- candela candelabra with hur- Mrs . Donald E. Smith, and wedding bells. Silver and White miniature car- perforn\ed duties of best man formed tbe double ring ricane globes vases of .white Morgantown, W. Va. For her white was also used on the nations, peach sweetheart for his brother. ceremony. Given in niarriage gladloli,pale yellow, blue and daughter's wedding, Mrs. buffet table which was rosebuds, stephanotis, baby's Serving as ushers were Jeff by her parents and escorted white daislses and baby's Wilson .chose a. floor length centered with lighted candles breath and greenery with Craig, brother of the bride, to the altar by her fahto.r, the . breath, Flanking the altar dress of navy and white in hurricane globes. Assisting heart"!ihaped pearls funned Mike Kind Inger • Tim bride wore a gown fMhloned were two seven 'branch batiste fashioned with a at the reception were Mrs . thebride'scascadebouquet. . DeLotell, ·Mike and Dan of white chantilly lace over candelabra decorated with tailored .bodice, full belted James K. Nelson and Mrs. Mrs. Nona Malone of New Staggs, brothers of the peau de sole. It wao designed greenery and baby's breath. skirt, and long sleeves. Jon Karschnik, Pomeroy; Boston was matron of honor. groom. with a Queen Ann ned<llne, Family pews were marked The groom's mother was in Mrs. Ralph Ross, Mason, and The brldesma_ids were Mrs. Mitzi Craig, sister-in- an empire walatline, Juliet with white satin bows. a full length, V-neck, long Miss Penny Warden; cousin Claudia Mannarino, Debbie law of the bride, attended the sleeves and an A·line skirt. Mrs. Donald Eichinger, Rio sleeved gown in shades of of the bride,' Atlanta, Ga . Nickel, Sheila Salisbury and guest register. The train cascaded from the Grande, sister of the bride, pink and rose on a cream colFor her going away ensem· 'l'ina Staggs, sister of the A reception was held at the waist Into ~beer organza ruf. served as matron of honOr ored. background. Each of the . ble, the new Mrs. Coflmiln groom. Mrs .. Donna !>lurray, New Boston Community Cen- fles edged witlt border lace. and Miss Beth Wilson, also a mothers as . well · as . the chose a three piece peach cousin of the bride, was ter immediately following The bride's headpiece was a sister cf the bride, was maid groom's grandmother wore pants suit. , After a honey-. bridesmatron: the ceremony. C<>-hostesses .Juliet cap which held a waltz of honor. The · bridesmaids ro,sebud corsages. moon trip to Florida, thecouThe attendants wore floor- were Brenda Davis, Marlene length veil edged with lace. were Mrs. Roger Karr, Long Immediately following the , pie now resides in Athens. length gowns of peach organ- lfolsinger and Dottle Wiley. The gown and' headpiece , Bottom, Mrs. Jeff Bradford, za overlaying taffeta. The ' The groom's parents, .Mr. were enhanced with seed Belpre, and Mrs. Joe Mit- . gowns were styled with a rul- 1and Mrs. Donald Staggs of . pearls.' chem, Tuppers Plains. fled V · neckline, caplet Gallipolis, hosted a dinner The bride carried a col- The attendants' floor length sleeves, an empire wais!line party at Harold's Restaurant onial, lace edged bo~quet of were of identical . style In and an A-line skirt with a ruf- in Portsmouth for the wed- yellow rosebuds, miniature length gowns an old fashion· fled flounce and a bustle ding party and other invited white carnations, and pale ed blue and white print with back. Peach hl!ts accented guests on Friday evening af- blue daisies. The bouquet was gathered skirts, back sashes with peach ribbon around the ter the rehearsal. accented with baby'~ breath of lace, and puffed sleeves. The new Mrs. Staggs was and ribi>Qn entwined thtough Each carried a colonial lace crownwithsilkflowei'sontbe back and streamers were honored at several bridal the flowers. The stre.mers of fan accented with blue and worn by each attendant. showers ~.receding the wed- pale yellow, blue and white white silk daisies and baby's The maid of honpr carried ding. ·satin ribbon were tied in breath. a colonial bouquet of peach The couple took a honey- lover'sknotswhich heldtlny MollY . Riestenberg, tipped carnations, peach moon trip to Niagara Falls In / sprigs of baby's breath, daughter of Dr. and Mrs . sweetheart rosebuds, baby's Canada and are now at home · A half-hour of 'music James Riestenberg, Athens, breath and scattered silk at 4255 Sterling Ave., Ports- preceding· the ceremony was was the flower girl. She 'wore spring flowers with peach mouth. In June they wiD presented by organist, Miss a floor length dress of the and white streamers. nie . establish a residence · ill Lori Wood, and soloist, Mrs. same blue and white print bridesmaids carried a Youngstown, Ohio where the Donald Mayer. The organ with ~ white eyelet pinafore colonia!'bouquetofwhitecar- groom is employed by the selections Included and carried a white wicker .nations,scatteredsilkspring Social Security Ad - · "Because", "We've Only bllllketwlthdaisbes. flowers, baby's breath· and ·ministration. He wa• a Just Begun", "EVft'gteen", Matthew Coffman, ,nephew peachandwhitestreamers. graduate of Glenwood High "A Time for Us", and "Just of the groom, and son ol Mr. Amy Mitchell, daughter oi School, New Boston, In the the Way You Are." Mrs. al)d Mrs. John Coffmlln, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Mitchell, class of 1974 and Ohio Univer- Mayer sang "If", "Always" Marietta, served as ring was the flilwer girl. She wore sityin 1978. . and "The Wedding Song." bearer. . The bride is a graduate, of Prior to the ceremony, Jim· Joe Mlchem, Tuppers a· floor-length gown of peach organza overlaying several GlenJVOOd High School in the my WilBon, brother of the Plains, served as best man. Jayersoftaffetafromtheem· class of 1975 and Is to brlde,escortedhismotherln- Ushers were Chris CoffmaQ, pire walatllne. She wore a graduate In June with an to the church. · brother of the groom, Bruce comb of peach silk daisies Associate Degr"" in Nursirn; The ' ceremony was Lane, Harold 'Giffin, arid ' Mr. and Mrs. Terry Coffman with peach streamers in her · fromSh~wneeStateCollege. highlighted with .Mrs. Doug Lang, all of Marietta . �£\·2- The Sund: , · Timt'S··SrntirH'l , !'unci;1y. t\pr . 22. 1~7 ~ Mother-daughter banquet-planned for .i\tfay Mrs. Maynard to speak tQ Aglow Fellowship at seminar POMEROY Billie May nard, Kettering, will be the . speaker . at a spring st'rmnar to be held Saturday at the Meigs Inn . by the Pomeroy Chapter, Women's · ' Ag low Fellowship . . Th e event will begin with registration from 8:30a.m. to 9 a.m . with a luncheon ,to be serve~ from 11 :30_a.m. to I ' ~-m . and d1sm1ssal wlll _be at ,I p.m . Cost of registratiOn is $6 . Mrs . Maynard and her husband, James, g raquated from the United Theological Seminary in Dayton recent!;• th M WI aster of Divinity Degrees. They are both aclive laypersons at t he Synoo Lutheran Church in Kettering. For eight years the led prayer and_ fellowsh/ meetings in their home '"'~ .a month with 100 persons at- MlllDI.hi'OH'I - 11 111\lltll•rdaughler banquet was planned for l\'!ay 'l7 when tht• Rusy Rec r l:t ss met Thursday tending. The Mavnards ha w nj~ht al thr Middl eport Firm three sons . Mrs. Mavnard Rapti" Church. Mrs. Mary Rrewer presidsrrves as pPaisl' and w;1rship ed at the meeting . The dinner cha irman of the 0<1yton will he covrrrrl rlis h with rarh Aglow Chapter. H s~·rvict' mt•mbers' visit with them. Thank-yo.u cards will be s~nt to MrR. Iva Turner. and Mrs. Alire Freel an~ for gill' of money. Mrs. Marga ret Ella Lewis had devotions using scripture from First Corinthians and the topic , "Sweet Fellowship," Reporls were given by Mrs. Freda Edwards, treasurer, and MrS. Eva Hartley, flowers and· cards. For roll call members nam- . ed thei r favorite flower or bird. Members sang " Happy Birthday" to Mrs. Janice Gibbs, Mrs. Florence Rhodes Miss Freddie Houdashelt, and Mrs. I .ewis. others attendi ng were Mrs. Lillian Demoskey, Mrs. Elizabeth Slavin, Mrs. Roma Hawkins . Mrs: Isabelle Winebrenner' Mrs. Edith Sauer, Mrs. Neli Werner, Mrs. l.eora Sigman, and a guest , · Marybeth and a guest, eHher a Tht' d'"' ~~ votrd to donal£' $10 to lht• Tr"l'Y Hein Fund . F.aster lilies werr taken tn Mrs. Ada Root and Mrs. Vivian Titus both at t he Pinerrest Nursing Home and Introducing Stille Rum Newer Home Discount . If yo;,. home is less tha n 7 years old , you m ay save with State Farm. Find out how much. Call me IOOay. Like a good neighbor State Fann is there. ' IMIIJ·A·CI 417 Second Ave. Gallipolis. 0. Phone 446-4290 Rutland Church '' sets Easter re'cord . Slf\11! fsrlll I-'m• and Casua lty Company • Homt' OffiCt": Hloomington , lllr nois p 78808 fa all your casualth~eads ... tre ~n sr:x:xJreel S.w up • IIPOit\1 tuh lonlook with th l1 11"11ptl~ wood ·b,oi!C~mtd 1twlt . Stliny n1il ht.ot . -n t '" rulfle lullltr lli)IHI1. T~ pttttrn'l dllinittly yount ·n· lurlllld llltt IO I ii Vllllr c•u al clollltl. In taro, HS.' ' ~orne 125 worshipers congregated at the Rutland Church of God on Easter morning to set a new Sunday school attendance record. Workers at the church a t· tribute the r ecord attendance to the success of the "Your Pentecqst Neighbor'' campaign which introduced a ll resi dents of Rutland to Pentecosta li sm a nd the Church of Goo . During the past three weeks , ch urch members have made 1,214 telephone contacts, mailed 5011 letters, distributed 1,200 tracts, and visited in 500 homes in an attempt to introdut'e themselves and their church to ever)"residenl of Rutland - rhurch of Goo 'members nationwide a ttempted to contac,t ten million pe0ple during the three-week period as part of the " Your Pentecosta l Neighbor" c-•mpaign which culminated on Easler Sundav with hundreds or Church ~f God congregations reporting Mon . & Fri. t il II Turs . Wrd .' !illt. m s T l\ ursdi'IV 11111 noon -···-·-· . ·---- NATIONAL SECRETARY'S WEEK F~ERS SAY YOU RECIATE HER record attendance. · The purpose of the ca mpaign was to intioouce Pentecostalism !o people around ·the country through personal contact with the local Cl)urch of God members. The nation's oldest Pentecostal denomination , the Church of God has nearly one million members in some· one hundred c ountri es and territories . The thrust of the' outreach campaign was to make people aware of the [>resence of the Church of Benita Henson and fohn Sager Miss Henson to wed GAJ.IJf'OLIS - Mr. a nd Mrs . Frank J. Henson proudly a nnoun ce· th e engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughlef, Benita celeste, to John R. Sager, son of I .ouiSe Sager , Columbus . The bride-elect is a 1976 graduate of Gallia Academy Hi gh School and Buckeye ' Hilts Ca reer Center and is presently emptoyerl al. the Gallia County ASCS O(fice. The prospective groom is a 1971 graduate of . Gallia Academy High School a nd is employed as Station Chief of SF.OF.MS, Gallipolis. The wedding wilt be an event of May 19 at 6:30 p.rn. at the Apostolic Church on Eastern Ave ., Gallipolis with recept ion to follow at th~ Holiday Inn . s~~~w~ BY BETI'IE CLARK El:loUioa Al!eal, Home Eeoaomlco GAJ.!JPQLIS -- We seem GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY ·- · The Rev. and Mrs. Clyde A. Hunt will celebrate . their golden wedding an· m'.'ersary on April 251_ with their II children, 63• grandchildren and 38 great-grandchildren. The Hunts had .12 children in all. The one son, James L. Franklin, died in , 1971. ' ' SECRETARIES WEEK , APRIL22-28 GARDEN CENTER &~ER sHoP Phone 446-6681 - 446-4848 ·welcome .. Pike p••••llllllll•••• Gallipolis, Ohio ® Pomer:oy Personal Notes Whaley , Darwin. , Mrs . Diane Custer and daughter Jennifer, of Charleston, Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith, Don a nd Mike, were Lt. and Mrs. Kart Russell , Melissa and Kenn y, Jacksonville, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. Danny Smith and Man dy, South Point, and Mr. and Mr s. Ro be rt Arnold , Minersville . Mr. and Mrs. Bob Grueser and children of Caldwell spent Easler weekend here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs . Karl Grueser and Larry. They were joined for din ner .· by Mrs. Welby God in the community , to in ~ troduce them to the tenets of Pr ntecost<ilism, and to shHrP with them " the freedom and joy of life in the Spirit. " For Nat iona l Secretaries Week. order yo ur secretary a bouquet! Flowers say you rea lly appreciate her. Call or stop in . today. We reallv get around ... WE REALLY WANT TO HELP •,YOU FIGHT INFLATION SO WE MAI;JE A SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM . THE HOOVER COMPANY AT AN EXTRA SPECIAL . ' . ' SAVINGS AND WE ARE GOING TO PASS IT ON Oturch, executive, 1 p.m., regular meeting, 2 p.m . Frank Hill to speak. MONOAY GALI.IA Chapter , o rsF.A will hold a busineR< meeting on Monday at 7 :~0 p .m . at 33 · Lincoln St. Plans to be mad• for hosting district council. M• m hers please attnrl. • bo you hve a good feeling about yours elf? • Do you have real meaningful goals in life? • Do you have the-understanding and strength to face t) hP. back sets and di-sappointments of .life? How about it? Do you? · · · Attend the Spring Lectureship Series Prese nting "' NOTICE and is for the whole family. Bring P.icnic lunch, outdoor equipment such as kites, fr-isbee, volley ball, etc. P .W.P. will supply drinks and ice. Donation 75 cents. AU single parents and their children are invited to attend. GALUPUPPETS, 6 p. m. Gallipolis Christian Church, VBF ;, 7 p.m. GAI.LIA CO . His t orical Society, changed to Catholil- QUESTIONS: • Va . are here . visiting p.rents, Mr. and Mrs. James Criswel and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McCullough · and family. Her husband, Custer, and son, Ba!1, are on a fishing trip. . Mr. and .Mrs. William Matlack spent Easter weekend in St. Paris with Mr. and Mrs. George Dallas and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cheeter Knight were in Caledonia for Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Terry Knight and son, Stevie. They were joined there by Mr. and Mrs. Dick' Knight and Stephanie, Marietta . Terry's birthday was observe David Barnhart of Ann Arbor, Mich. spent Easter weekend here visiting his parents, Mr . and Mrs. William Barnhart and family . . · SUNDAY : GALLIA Co. Historical : Society, 2'p.m., at St. Peter's ; Episcopal Cliureh. Frank Hill · .to speak on "Historical Briefs : of Gallipolis." : GALLIPOLIS . Christian .;~ Church , guest speaker, Ard . .: Haven, for the morning :: j\'orship, 10 :30 a . m . - Everyone welcome. : PARENTS Without Partners :: -win have a "Ifltnic in the : park" beginning at I :30 p.m . - This event wtll be held at : _Krodel Park In Pl. Pleasant - ~----....-.- --- "I 11 N(•II'II('SS of l.i fe" · MAY 6 THRU MAY 12 NIGHTlY, 7:30 P.M. SUNDAY, .10:30 A.M. & 7:30 P.M. SP~KER-CHARliS PUGH Parkersburg, W. Va. Special TeeiHlger Night May 10 CHURCH OF CHRIST - REEOSVILU', OHIO Building located in Reedsville on Route 124. · •• TO YOU. THIS IS A FANTASTIC BUY. 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' .We Accept: ' Visa, Master -Charge, American Express , Diners Club Buckeye Gold Card . · ' i MODEL U4175 dilinn In humans. arg um ents, howt•vt•r, w<'rl' faulty in two ways," says Saddam . Fir.st , scif'nfi s t.s hetvt• established tha t vitamin F. is . ,.., widely distributed in cerlt-~in foods we eilt, suc·h as vegt•table oils, whole grains. soyheans and eggs, that it would be almost impossible to develop a deliriencv. Set•ondly , there is no pro~l that if a deficiency of something causes a problem ,' to be gettinJ{ more and rriore . " Th eir .. SMELTZER'S 'Homemakers' · Circle featurlnc Annie Anybody • SQUARE DAN'cE PLANNED POMEROY - There will be a Western square dance at the recreation building of . Royal Oak Park Friday from 8 p.m . to midnight. Callers for the e~cning will be Chad Johnson, South Point; Bill Rush , Huntington, W. Va.; Jim Briggs, Huntington, and Ed Clark, Jackson. Refreshments will be available . All Western square darr ce.rs_.w~ Billie Maynard· C. K. SNOWDEN report · was 1-!iVt'fl. un .. ITAtl •AIM A motif being carried out in the Refreshments of cake, ice table appointments and the .r.eam, nuts, coffee and tea . centerpiece. Favors were were served with a spring candy centered flowers. . • Rrt•wcr . pt•rslm to takr thPir ·nwn ,;.hit' motlwr or a d:mghtt>r. .• calls in o\tr office as)<ing for lijlormation on what looils to eat in order to get extra f.UP· plies of vitamin E. Vitamin F. has been termed " the vitam.ip of the yea r ." This ca ps ulized miracle . suppo<edly promotes physical endurance and sexual pOtency. It is said to improve spe~m quality, prevent mi scarriage, protect against air pollution a nd both preve nt anti cure cancer, heart at- an rxt·e~s of the same sub- larks, l'irrhosis of the liver s tanee will enhance the sa me muscular dystrophy and . potential. ulcers. "These are un~ ·~Thrr(' arr no documented documented claims" correc·- rases . in ' American history ts Alma Saddam, Extension where extra amounts of Nut,ritionist at the Ohio Stat• vitamin F. have improved University. human hea lth ," Saddam Saddam explains: "The relates. publicize~ wonders of Public health officials are Vitamin F. . are directl y conrrmcd about t he inderived from laboratory creased popularity of the perilllents where vitamin F. vita min . R es~arch ·ha s deficiencies were Induced in documented that only two animals. Dcfkiency diseases typt's of individuals ra n did develop in these benefit from s upplemental animals." vitamin F. therHp y: A particula rly noteworthy Pr• mature babies who mav exampl• was that sexual . have rereived inadequate potency in male re~ts ap- amounts of vitamin F. bcforr peared to diminish. Health birth and per sons , with . inenthusiasts imrnedia telv testinal d isorders where related the animals' ro~- dietary fal• a rc poorlv ah· sorbed . ex- rommen,t on the proj.!rarri. RF.VIV AI. thr~ugh April 22 WILDWOOD GARDEN at. F.agle Ridge rommunitv ClUB , , . horne of Mrs. Fred . rhurr h, 7::10 p.m . t•arh even- Nease~ 8 p.m . Wednesday, in~ with the Rev . r"arl Hicks with Mrs. Virginia Fisher to spt•aking. Speri'al singing Fri- -· have the prograrn. Members day and Saturd,ay by "The to name a tree in their yard Aymn Timrrs" tmd "Tht• for roll call. . M<•ssenger. ". Puhlir invit" t. WEDNF..SDAY SOUP DINNER Wed. TIJF.SOAY nesday in the annex of the MEIGS OAPSF. Chapter 17 .Rllcine Methooist Church Tue.<day 7:30 p.m. at Meigs from 4 p.m . to 7 p.m. SponJ uni<•r High. There will be sored by UMW. election of officers. TWIN CITY Shrinettes 7::10 p.m . Wednesday in RiverOHIO ETA PHI boat Room , Meigs Branch, CHAPTER, Beta Sigma Phi Athens County Savings a nd Sorority, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Loan , W. Main, Pomeroy. at the MeigS Inn . Kay Walker and Janelle Haptonstall to be hostesSes . AMERICAN · LEGION AUXIUARY, Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy o7.:30 p .m Tuesday at the hall. Mrs. Frank Powers, children and youth chalnnan to have the program with Mrs . Osby Martin, Eight and Forty national children and youth chairman, to be the speaker. AMF.RJCAN J.F.r.JON Aux ~ lli~ry ,'.Racine Post 602, 7:~0 Tuesday ni~hl at the hall. POMEROY CHAPTER ORS, Past matrons, Tuesday night at 7:30-p.m : at ihe horne of Mrs. Marjorie Crow. MIDOI.F. PORT-POM ., EROY Branch · of . the American Association of University Women, 6 :·~0 Tuesday ni~hl dinner at the Meigs Inn . Dr. Clara M. \ IN THE ROUND SPECIAl GUEST Freddie Roman ' OR CALL 367-7161 FLO A leT . SETS ONLY .· ·• PH. "2·2644 OR M2-6291 .n TICKm: 112.00. 110.00 • .00. ALL SEATS FIESfRVED ON IA&.I:· CMC'CENlER & M.L EN't~ OUTtEfS· · '· MAIL (Milll)p8: T~ ..oNES 00 HUNTINGTON ClvtC CENTER. ONE CMC CENTER~ . HUNTifrJ)TON, WV 26127. CEATifiEO ~ECKS ~ MONEY OAOEFIS ()NLY, ~Q SELF ADOAESBED ST...MP ED t:N\tEL:OP£, CALL IIM- ·, 4400 FOR INFORMATION. . • ~ : OFFICE PARTIES? LARGE OR SMALL CALL THE UPPER DECK, Registrallon $6.00 plus W eekl y S<• minars $3.00 :.CONWAY DIET INSTITUT£- No fish Required j , VALLEY BELL 1_% MILK GAL PLASTIC JUG ··, IDAHO BAKING POTATOES . 675-5807. 10-I.IL BAG · ASK FOR MRS. BLACK. . April22·28 OR DIET PEPSI 8 16 OZ. BTLS. hef" an ()rder •Potted·Piants •Colsages •Cut Flowers . •Dish Gardens . WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 8 P.M. IU1AIN •, P<»"liAOt, 01110 . :1!i7'·~·1 PL:~NTY OF f'~I!E pARKING Commission will meet at 3: to p .m . Mo nda y at th e agriculture conference room of th• Farmers' Rank Building. Progress on the Pa~r St. projerl in Midd leport distribu(ion and use of the in: dustrial s ite building and appointment of A poli cy ad· visory committee will he discussrd . • YMCA Building, 187 Pearl St. POMEROY- Mondays, 7:JD p.m . Meigs lnn.,t26 Main St. GA·Lll P.OLIS - Tuesdays, 7; 30 p .m . SIZE CAN IF YOU HAVE BANQUET NEEDS? The week of April 22nd Is National Secretary's Week and that's the perfect time lor you. Mr. Executive, to express i . your appreciation for a job well done. . ' bring a friend with you when you join. then th e St. Peter' s Epi!lcopal Church, 541 2nd ft vro . •rra Amberger, and Susie Pooler . Refreshments were served by lnzy Newell and Margaret Tuttle with Susie Pooler winning the door prize. Next meeting will be May 9 at the lodge with Mary Holter and Thelma Whitc ,as hostesses. .Others attending besides those named were Inzy · Newell, Margaret Tuttle, Bel· ty Roush, J .eona Hensley, Pauline Ridenour , J ea n Frededck, Goldie Frederick, Ada Morris, Letha Wooos, Ethel Orr, Elizabeth Hayes, · Ada Bissell, Mary Hayes, ·Mae McPeak , Opal Hollon, Erma Cleland, and Thelma White. -ao'!!J•I f!ladll' a.:t::eP• ,, 2~ Past Councilors ' Club inet ..,Lit.· JACKSON- MOndays, 9: 30a.m . & ~ : 30· p . m . PEACHES TIJF..SDAV . LADIES AUXILIARY of Veterans Memorial Hospital will meet TUesday a t 7:30 p.m. Speaker will be Scott Lucas. · · : , W.eklyln•lght·Mothiatlon Seminar• , GAJ.LIPOJ.JS - Mr. and Sherri , T e rri , Carla Mrs. ('hester Patte.rson were Snodgrass, Rilly, .JOllnn , Sanrecently honored With a party dy , Oebl)ie, Rilly Patterson, fnr t h~." Golden Wedding An- Cla rence, Martha , ,Joy, mversary. ." Ca rol, Am y Patterson, Mike, T hey arr the parents of 'Connie,Sia<'t'yKingery,Ran.J•m. Billy, Clarence, Mrs. dy and Flo Patterson . They Richard fPhylhsl Snodgrass, received a call from Charles nf r.alllpotis, and r harles nl a nd Mary Ann of J.ouisiana. Shreveport . I.a. They ~ave 16 Their wedding cake was graodrh1ldren and one great - baked by their daughle r-ingnmddaughter. law, Peggy Patterson. They Altcndmg wt•re .Jim , were married April 13, 1929 Peggy, Tndd, r hris Pal- by J . 0 . Wilson at Greenup, tr rson, Rl r harrl . Phyllis. Ky. MONDAY OH-KAN . CO IN Club meeting Monday 7 p .m . in Riverboat Room of the Meigs Branch , Athens County Savings and Loan Co., W. Main St. , P omeroy. Out-oftown coin dealers will be present' to buy, sell or trade collector Items. Election of officers will be held. A coin auction and refreshments will follow meeting. Anyone interested in coin and currency collecting is welcome . = ~HMMM~OGOO~~~~HM~OGOGOO~~~J FULL,TIME EDGE . CLEANING Honored on anniversary r· -·-··-·- -·- --1 Social c~;~d;--l StJNJlAY .RBVTVAL at the Chester Church of the Nazarene at 7::10 each evening through Sunday with the Rev . .Toe Life. Parkersburg; as speaker. CHESTER Township Tru:;tt>r~ spE' C'iiil mt•t•tr' n" " Sunday 2 p.m . at Ch•strr Town Hall. Frederick M. Tuttie , rl•rk . HYMN s'mr. at Antiquit y Raptilit ('hurch Sunday 1·3ll p.m. Everyone welromP. und Fre$h Several Times Dailv Mr. and Mrs. Chesler Patterson CHF.STF.R-The Past Councilors' Club of Chester Council ' 323 , Da ught ers of America, mel recently at the home of Mrs. I.etha WoOOs' daughter, Mrs. Margaret Christy . Mrs . Thelma White presided at the meetin g which openF redcti ck, uroana Loll eg<• w ed with scripture from· be the speaker. Gallipolis Samuel12, the l .ord'S·Prayer , Rranl'h invited along with and the pledge to the nag. For husbands . a nd fri ends of roll call members named memhers. Reserva tions to be their favorite flower , mad<• with Mrs. Fay Sauer. . Officers' r eports we re WEONF.SDAY given. Guests were Margaret M 1 0 0 r. F. p 0 R T Chri s t y . Margare t I ,IT~RARY ... ,~.•u b , ' . 2 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Bert Gririun, l .etart Falls. Mrs. Grimm will PI.ANNIII!G COMMISSION review "lkribble, Scribble" TOMF.F.T by Nora F.phron. Members to f'OMF.ROY - The Meigs respond to roll call with a County Regional Planning . A FRIEND SAVES $5.00 · wou 1-1.8. PKG. HUNTINGTON . CIVIC CENTER' CRISCO· SHORTENING · $1!!~:.• at Barrs •Permanint & 5it!r Arrangements 25, 1979 .·POMEROY FLOWER SHOP Mrs . Millard Van Meier ' ' Phon e 992 -2039 106 Butternut Ave . Pomeroy, 0 . . or 992 ·5721 w ~ ~ccepl _____.. all mi>1or cr~1111 cArds And we wir<' flower ~ .. . . . . . . .___.., l'vrryw~Pr'r -._. . ( �' -• •• R-4 __.__The Sundr:~ ~ 'fiJnt·~.,.~('ntint• l . ~1\Jl dit}' . Apr. ~. lf)7!l Grande. Chorale to present t~eo;!.'{ff. ~e jo::~f Engagement announced MARIETTA . - Mr. a1ul . We,terville, Oh. Her fian ce i• Me>. Walter C. Sny~er of also an Ottio Slit!<• graduate Mar ietta announce the and is employed as store engagement and forthcoming manager and sales represenawrrial:{e of their daughter, tative for the John A. Goetz. Leigh Beth, to Jay Lowell Co., Inc., Columbus. F:\'ans, 'son of Mrs. Fern The ceremony will be held Evans and the late John L. Saturday, June 2, at 6:30p.m. Evans, Gallipolis. at the First United The bride-elect is a Presbyterian Church, graduate of Ohio _State Gallipolis. The graciotls University and is employed custom of open church will be by the Quik-Set IRttering Co.. observed. ·Ir -----· ---· · ----, . I SPRING FI.ING - Add11vil!e Elementary is _getting readv for its annual Spring Fling to be held next Salurday, · Aprii 28, at :>:30 p.m. A spaghetti supper will be served, starting at 5:30p.m. A country store, sweet shop, cake walk and games will be nffered. All those interested in cake decorating may enter a ca ke decorating com,.u.J, .petition. A prize will be awarded to ihe best cake. Shown in the picture, right to left, are winners of the Spring Fling poster competition. They are first place, Karen Aramis, place, .Janet Gordon, and third place tie, April second I . Shoemaker and Timmy Gordon . GALLIPOLIS-Ellhibit for the month of _April, 1979- ' "Amateur Photography '79." Selections from 112 entries by 24. Sunrise service held ·Amateur Photographers from Southeastern Ohio and adJ'!cent with us on May 15. counties in West Virginia. Entries judged On March 31, 1979 by SY:RACUSE - An lm- · TRIPS three knowledgable and experienced photographers. Susan EiiSter S"unrisc Serpressive The excursio n· to the Clarke and Gabrielle Sattler co~haired exhibit arrangements. Country DiMer Playhouse in vice was held of the Syracuse Gallery Hours -"- Saturdays and Swldays, 1 p.m. until :; Col unibus oh Saturday: May Cluster at Forest Run United p.n1.; Tuesdays and Thursday -,-10 a.m. until 3 p.m. 19 still has openings. The Methodist Chu rrh at 6 .a.m . . April21, 7 p.m.- GouiTl)et Dinner, Riverby . Chaired by · day's activities inClude a The pro~rH m , ''The f.astSupBess Grace. Reservations by April 17 with Mary Jo Thaler, bu ffet lun cheon a nd a per," ropsistf'd nf readings, 446-98!3. Donation $li and a favorite dish to serve S-10 plus pro fessiona l production of by individua l mrmbe'"' with , receipt . "My Fair Lady." Departure the ehoir singing songs in HeApril 24, 7:30p.m. - F.A.C. Interdepartmental Meeting , time from the Center is 9:ao , rord:-tnf'e. Riverbv. 9 p.m. - F.A.C. Trustees Meetin~. a.m. with arrival home at · Th1• church was brautifully I May 14-18, 9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. - Five day Watercolor approximately 5:30 p.m. The decor<:~trd usi ng i-1 wooden Workshop with Marian Murphy, Riverby . cost for this aU day outing is cross with a r i-own of thorns atop and potted lil ies in · $12 per person . The "Ohio Dutch Tour" has remembrance of loved ones. At the t•onelusinn of ·the been set for Tuesday, June 12. ram a trreH kfast prog This ·an day outing includes fnllow(•d in t-he hw~ement the touring of a museum , cheese factory, Amish faiTl)S, wlli<'h had bePn newly SENIOR CITIZENS event will be held at Royal · c~aft shops and lunch at the !'('mndeiPd this past . wintt•r . DAY Oak Park with a potluck " Der Dutchman." Departure Onp hundred fivt~ persons atPOMEROY - The third dinner beginning the af- time from the Center will be tended of which ·the Ohio aM Lilli Senior Citizens Day in ternoon activities at 12 :30 approximately 6:30 a.m. with Valley Commandrry No. 24, Ohio is May 15. This year's . p.m. The Center will furnish arrival home at ap- Knights Templa r were the meat and dr.ink for the proximately 7:JO p.m. · The dinner and we are asking that .cost for the '.'Ohio Dutch you furnish your own table Tour" is $22per person which includes aU paid ~dmission s, · service. lunch and transportation . Senior Citizens who are in A $5 ~eposit must be paid attendance for Senior Citizens Day will be eligible by May 25 with the full amount to be paid by June 7. for the following awards: 1. Longest married couple Cancellations made one week prior to this trip will not present receive their deposit back 2. Oldest senior citizen unle s~ there is someone to · present (male or female) 3. Senior Citizen with the take .their place on the waiting list. This policy must most childr.en . •· Senior Citizen with the be follow ed beca use th e Center cannot afford to be most grandchildren 5. Senior Citizen with the responsible for any fina ncial DROP SIDE CRIB most great - grandchildren loss in any trips or excursions. FOAM MAnRESS 6. Longest Meigs County To make your reservations resident present & CRIIIUMPEI 7. Couples married 50 years· for either of these trips, call 992-7884 or see Joyce Bunch in or more wbo arc present. the •RSVP office. Senior Citizens 100 years of FILM age or older in 1979 will be The lltm for !his week will Set presented a special award by Reg. •86;22 tf CIBPET the Meigs County Coimcil on ·be shown on Thursday and CLEAIEB Aging . If you know of any Friday, Apri126 and 27 and is P~rehased Separately Drop si d~ w ith adjustable Meigs Countiali who is entitled the BALLAD OF THE IRON HORSE. This film sp1in g Me ight and sa fety. eligible for this special ANY UVING ROOM lock me chon1s m . Plosl 1C award, call 992-7886 as soon is an excellent recreation of teething ra1ls . 2" casters . as posStble so arrangements the events beginning with AND HALL' Wolnut . fin ish . 3.0.S3 ' 5ize. can be made to presenrthese Peter · Cooper's steam Offer includes liVing and hall only up to 300 locomotive in 1829, including awards. ft . The staff of !he Senior the driving of the Golden Citizens Center will provide Spike and chronicling the ONLY the entertairunent for the railroad's accomplishments afternoon : Senior Citizens in changing America ·into an Gallia , Meigs. Vinton Co. Day is our special tribute to interdependent ind ustrial all of Meigs County's Senior nation. ~ Have a nice week. Citizens. Make plans to be I c--J .c I 1 '1 I I I I Net.., 1 I ~ow C._/ I RIO GRANOE ·- The Rio Gn~nde Colle~" f.rH nrl Chorale will hold il' ann ual dinner theatrP . with the them• . "Don't Let the Musi c ~top, " next Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in the Rio Grande Collegedininghall. The dinner will be served at 7 p.m. and the theatrP will begin at 8:30p.m. Tickets are~ per per.on, . . and reserva tions may b<• . made by" ca lling 245-5353, extension 275. People wishing · k d. I h ~~:e:::.re a I' Neat Pleats Make Pretty Fashion 1 I Pockets, .Top Stttched Y.oke.Detail was sung by the choir. and I W Mrs. Betty Blackwood sang, I'th Release Gathers . ' Separate ~:~e o~~e R~~f~rcJ,c;;~; Tie Be~. Crease-Stitched Sla~kS. Or ganist s were Mrs. In Swan Knl't 90% Polyester Kathleen Scott and Mrs. Jean N~";~:~ the 10 a.f!l. sunday 10% Nylon Size 4·16 1 . with safe ly doub le head support N_on-s~ id bo'trom . Foom -cuthio l'l croCIIe seaL 1597 --... ---- - ·r-, __.,., 1;'1>0;/:'====;=~S1 ~ -=.- => l:::::: SAFETY BATH SEAT WITH BACK FOR SHOWER OR TUB (;O)Inph-ldt '"'' '~'''1&~1 ~ncl 32 indl "' (10 CM) M r ~rlrd roolynorl!"" '"~ wt.,h l~l~~ V'A1 ~I'A"~ 1 11~1~ ' U'f•J l,~ltlrllr ~~·! ~<J ·;_ ·IL£T FRAME "'•' "''k lltill ~1•1) ··~· ' "'·!llll' ti•1 SAFETY RAIL mo.st A. SAFETY BAtH SEAT WITH BACK • Fifs toi le ts & attache s tn minutes Adjus ta bl e .... ·••ili••l lln•ll,_ Spring Valley Plaza · . Phone 446-2206 . Gallipolis, Ohio leg s for height wi th push of button . Id ea l IOU ·- ~ PULO~ Roll· '2.97 1'7 ' Couon duck f abr i c . •• One -pl lt CI tubular ;: le~u . 1 5 r mlnu l e 1ofe1y med•o n i1m.:: . Co li on pr.•n l f'. l!t ed , fo r 2e•52 " mon•eu . Xr:J~ . ~').l;l , ~ ·• . ~- 2497 Dyn-0-Mite'" lllfAIITS' CAl SUl/CAIIIU 15 97 Save.1 10.01 I • . ·' ~· 27 97 Save .. ~e clu'ltl 10 1 po- honl, rtOI l ubulor " ' ' ' l•ome Poddonf, ho•n11n Meets GoVt .ol•ty .. IDlY S-1 SETS :: AD PAD s;i•l67 ~ 18tr Co!lon terry . Polo :: shlrlortonktCip • • mo!(he d w llh 10lid •• color. elo1hc: woo l):ro •ho n s lnlorlls ' IIUt 9·1 8 mont h1 Masonite bo u om . while oui hed •inyl l•ne• . No(l - ! O ~ oc . Eosy · l old , legs a nd su•e -ludo. bmces 18 " • 35 " • 12 " Deep . IIIFAIITS' IIAI'asm Solj·COllo!l/ poI~ eI· ter . Scre e" pr•J'II 1hirl an d/· ant,)' . 8ov~ ' on g11ll ' 'llet 9 -18 m'anl~' · The Seniors.Say . .. · -.·- · -.··l Sr. Ctttzens I ·I1 UN IPERM $30. V1lue: Helene Curti• - Pe•i9ner Edition UNIPERM ACID WAVE • SUNDAY THR USA TURDAY APRIL 22 THRU APRIL 28 lillY -.m .~.. J67 '1.20 To · Illustration · WALK-INS WELCOME ~/ • FAMILY STYLIHG .SALON SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ~ SUNDAY ro &:oo 1:oo, 50% POLYESTER 50% conoN TERRY ·CLOTH SETS liZ!$ Med., lgel fI = JOGGING. STYlE SHORT . WITH MATCHING TANK ·TOP Siies S·M.J. bymemokeBct • no lines. • no wrinkles • no bulges plus a real control panty knit right on to beautiful. sheer pantyhose. I IOU raaua i.JQderal~® . For that smooth. naturallook ... .,....,. t' .99 PANTYHOSE AND CONTROL PANTIES ALL IN ONE IDI' OFFERED IN TWO STYLES: Regulor Leg and Support Leg, both"wlth Control Panty. HPIUa lltlll .• m 1 !l'r ( IJ,H• W .,• • • I • ' .. .' REG. '12.00 NEW .SHIPMINT •3 Pc. Chicken •Roll No •Mashed Potatoes & Gravy ,Sub$tilutes •Order of Cole Slaw All White or All Dark Meat Additional Charge Voriet\' of tobr~u, c:CIIor• . lolanb' .· for - ~/j,/llliJAtn/1 0/1fl/lld:Y1a,-,,.,, Pink, Gray and Gold. gg· One -p ltc.e w l! h bib tror'II.1!=IOI!ic bar~ 2295 Maize, White, Powder Blue, 1ft CHICKEN DINNER BOX 18 9 5 E~.·v;•~ry~o:n;e~is~w:•:k:n;m:•~·.·--~.::;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;:::.~. Similar· liml1ed spaces . ilfl&l Across From Hospital CAIIIIAT ' ' Hnua '"io'll , fotel ..,..a..a· (SattS9] WEST 35 3-positi on back rest. 2~ ii) fl! ••lf 5(!011~ ~ luod~ UOH l lt'J: q,r1$11nf i1(MI PJ!!~f'>l' "'""'Ill'~-~ ~"""'' )alfl l "' ,,.,tJ ool ol ru ~ lfOPp.e ........ : CUniStarm •fciitlvcil $25. Value. Helene Curti5- FOr Men or Women RYRliTHMJI.I.F.R, The April birthd"y pHrty The theme for senior will be held at 1 p.m. on April ~---. dtizens cloy May 15 is, 24 with Edith Gilkey in I ' "Older Ohioans- Partne'"' in ehnrge. Chief .John Taylor j th<· Community." Special · will speak on Pedestria n empha sis will be on chur- Safe.t y a nd Drivin g. rhes, schools anrt nursing homes. 1 POMEROY Meigs F:ach church, school and Senior Citizens Center ac- organization ran plan their tivities located at the ; own progra m to .1honor and Pqmeroy Junior High School' recognize all senior citizens is opeQ 8:30 a.m.-4 :30p.m., rmtheir·day. Monday through Friday. Remember the ·senior , Monday, April 23 -Movie, citizens of today because you 11 Art of Ag'e, " 11 a.m.; will hP tomorrow's senior Physical Fitness, 11 :30 a.m. ; citizens. We all nerd to know one cares about us, to Sq uare Dance, 12 :30-3 p.m. · snme rail · us or visit us on our Tue• day , April 24 -· 1 F"'1,ness , 11 :... •n a.m .; special day . ph ys1ca Chorus12 :30-2p.m. This is the third annual Wednesday, . April 25 - slate senior citizen da y beinR Social Security . Represen- celebra ted at thr renter in . 9:30 a.m.-12 :30 p. m . ; Gallia County as well as al.I tat 1ve, . Physical Fitness, 11 :30 a.m.; t·ounties of the slate of Ohio. Progressive Cards, I-2 :30 We would like to honor the oldest senior citizen in the h p.m.; G.ames, I-2 p.m. Thursday , April26 _RSVP <'OIInty, also t e oldest atCraft Making, 10 a.m.-12 tending the rente~ that day. noon ; Movi e, "Ballad of the ~e will a)so honor1the couple I ron Horse , " . 11 a. m.; married the Ion ge~! atPhysical Fitness, 11 :30 a.m.; tt•nding at the re nter as well . as in the county. Nomination Kitchen Band,12 :30-2 p.m. Friday, April 27 _ Art for Senior Citizens of the Class, 10 a.m.-!2 noon ; Rs vp D•v " _: Name Craft Making, 10 a .m.- 12 noon ; Movie, ~'Ballad of thr Age Address Iron Horse," l a .m .; Phone No. Physical Fitness, I) :30 a.m.; In 50 ·'warda : or less, ' Bowling, 1-3 p.m. · why you thiQk Senior NUtrition Program, tell this person S/lould be 1:i noon to 12:45 p.m., Monday senior dtizen of the day . You through Friday. Senior Nutrition Program, may enter your : mother, 12 noon to 12 :45 p.m., Monday grand mother, neighbor, fri end or relative,65 years of through Friday. age or over. Senti your letter Monday - Macaroni and to Senior .Citizen of the Day, cheese, buttered spinach, Senior Clti~en Center, apricot halves with cottage cheese, oatmeal cookies, Rox 441. Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, Ohio ~31 . Italian bread, butter, milk. Save your bre4d wrappers Tuesday- Pot roat of beef, R.C. and )'lehl bottle and mashed potatoes and gravy, caps. Send or bri ng them to buttered com, ice cream, the center. Rugs are made bread, butter, milk. Wednesday - Baked pork from the bread wappers and chops, hash brown potatoes, the botlle raps bring in buttered green beans, apple money to help met't matrhing funds. crisp; bread, butter, milk . If you will send us yo11r Thursday - Soup beans favorite redpe~ with your with ham bits, buttered beets, coleslaw, chocolate · name and address, we will brownie, cornbread, butter, put together ahother t•ook- . book. We would also like milk. Friday - Tuna salad san- some low calorie recipes, dwich, vegetable soup, but· also recipes and menus for one or two people as soon as terscotch pudding, milk. Coffee, tea and buttennilk p<l(;!!jble to :, Recipes, r-o · Senior Citizens· Center, Rox served daily. Please register the day 441 , Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, before you plan to eat. Ohio 45631. Please send as Pomeroy, 992-7886 ; Portland, soon as possibl~. ' Remember to send In the 843-3.164. Menu for the Satellite Site names of people over 90 at the Reorganized Church of years of age and all rouples Jesus Christ of the !.alter married 50 years or more. If Day Saints, Old Town Flats, you do not send in the names Is similar to the above menu . of these people, we don 't know about their>. 11. · Cakndar 446-3353 Sitver Bridge Plaza c-o vinyl cover ond re movable wind guard. Clll SHEET tOn•os with do\.tble wo•erp•ool lintng ond pOc~els . lhdf ·Regular $1 45 Sl u rdy steel frame . Plos!i[ !1 oy Ond od fu.i}o ble.solely 1eot. Steel f ra me . Pr i nt Coi!Or'l CM) MASONS TO MEET II •perial meeting of Shade Rivor Masonic I.odge 453, ('hester, will be held at 7:30 p.m. Saturday with inspection to be held. Work will be in the E.A. Degree and refreslunents will be served. All Masons are welromr. ' '· Family : 30.00 Admission to all concerts is by membership only. Drive ends April 28. midl , and Mrs. Tom Tnpc· . only, as no ltt·Kel:-i are sold at rapllli ns and workers were the door ·for any indi vidual given sug-gestions for en- ' ronrert . Membership in the couraging Hnd informing TrCCA also enables memrrsldents and members of the bers to attend concerts bu~i ness communities in the presented by neighboring tri~·ounty area abOut the associations throughout the value of the romm unity Con- year. rert plan. The annua l kickoff dinner ~; Renewal forms 1 were for the 1979-80 membership mailed to last yrar's mem- campaign will be he!d at 6:30 bers. Those who did not p.m. on April 23 at Grace renew by mail have been con- United Methodist Chucch, tacted by work'ers during . Among the hon9red guests Membership Renewal Week, will be Mrs. "Marge Bown, April16-21. . New York representative of The associf;ltion 's annual Community Concerts, lnr .. drive for NEW members as well as members of the begins Monday, April 23, and association 's Board of Direccontinues through Saturday, tors, campai gn division April 28. Memberships are chairpersons, team captains, priced at $30 for a family, $12 and co-workers. · for an adult, $6 for a full-time In addition, the association ' age, is offering an attractive student through collage and $7 for a Senior Citizen bonus to ·new area residents (over·· IIO). Admission to the and to others who have not concerts is by membership been members of the Concert - . •.•. 397 '4.H "24 illch ... $12.00 6.00 7.00 A CAIYAS DIAPEIIAI @=·--·-- - - -. ~ (10 9t~ Save 1 10,01 SAFElY MESH DELUXE PLAY YARD II inch ... (45 CM) Seat i's appto:... 15" high JOI.._ mru WAIJ(U 25 :17 '/," TOTAL HIIOHT 12 indlllr . (lD CM) Adult : · Student: Sr. Citizen : (over 60) lilt uondord toil• •• · .. 97 • I Sta te & Zip ........ ·'· ........ Phone .......•.......... bel! llemo ~o ble top •· STROLLER ' . 4 sizes to choose from City ..... . . . . ... . ... . . .. .... . .. . ............ . .... . SANDWICH .29 ...n ... ~~~~11 Plastic w ith •nap -In •• ~eflec10r Ol'ld 1ofety :: SWIYELW-L Standard model frts modern tubs, chrome frmsh. ~ -------- .4 97...._.: • r.allia ronnty ce~pt.riin::; iii· l'lurle Mrs. L. R. Ford, Mrs. James Mills, Mr.;. .James Morri son Mrs . F.van Roderick, 'Mrs. I Rwis Sch- Address ..... .. , . . •. ...... . . ... ... . . , .•.. .. . . . , .•... • . SUPER ~ Save•a of · Name ..... . .. .. . ....... . .............. . .......... . " • Sturdy chromed tubular frame . An!i -fold lock. Safety bel!, thick podding. Adjustable foot rest ·. .: .... ·: ' A-frame with dr op s• d!;!s ond4 "d ro f1 guard . Rem ova ble Yt' pod. ~6 " X 36 '' " . FOI.DIM . HIIHCHAII Sturdy steel rads to help ptrSOr'l gethns u'l arw:l out ol bathtub coated non -str p stu rdy steel grab bars 340 Second Ave. Gallipolis Poly~!hyl.,ne hommoc~ and '-~: "• ,:.' (..· -~~8(.'\~-{~-,Y :~~?;.i.iiA'"'"'·:1»·;.; \"' '~~: Whlte ·~Jr n y l ' Tf\'11 - ,. Aprll28 -<- SAFETY GRAB BARS • Purses • Sk irts • Shorts •Tops ., BATHROOM SAFETY AIDS RAISED TOILET SEAT eDress~s • Blouses ' Standard• assembleo sw· ht&h K 11 .. wrde eSweaters •o NOw thru Sat., Md;inness G~llipolis. Mail Coupon for Membership Tri-County Comm . Concert Assoc. P.O. Box771 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Sunday April 22 tliru Saturday April 28 Plin ! ~inyl co~er . I " ur e . th O'ne loam f il l 7 " h ..;~tt . Half, Full •Camisole • Hosiery 1 I Lstate & second _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.._.__ Gallipolis, Ohio . RPtt y Enclosed is my check for$ . ... . for .. . .. Membership( s) eRobes eScarfs eGowns •Slips I ""- chairperson from Gaiiia Co unty is Mrs. Leslie Treleven, while Mei~s County rhalrperson.is Mrs. Harold Sauer, and Jackson County chairperson is Mrs. D. E. Michael . President of the Conrprl Assori;:~t-ion h· M~.. The Uniform Center ASK FOR MRS. BLACK. CIIIIUMPER - -~J ~'I 1 $3050 IDEAs! ., "I Distributor 67~5807. 614446-4208 SECIRTY Til RAlS . 'tJ I STYLE CENTtR 59!!. ·. ~ ' MOTHERS DAY /. CAU THE UPPER DECK Senior Citizens ' Scenes ,...-- I. 1 "From Your White Swan IF YOU HAVE BANQtlET NEEDS? OFFICE PARTIES? LARGE OR SMALL of Mr. and Mrs. James Morrison; 49 Cedar Street in Gallipolis . Kits were distributed to those present, who were introduced by this · yea r's drive chairperson, M" . Tom Tope , Co,-----------·-~w~~w-"w"'-• --""w---., ANNUAL SPRINGCI.EANUP , All nowers removed from graves by May !st. Trustees . ICe te Vinton Memo,na l!le ry, . ., . " Forthe 9 a.m. wor.hip servit'<', the Rev. Harvey Koch 's message was " What Would You Have none?," "Liveth" I Know That My Redeemer "''hoot service, which was well attended, an F.aster egg hunt was held for the children. GALLIPOIJS .- Capta>ns and workers for the ap-· 'proaching Tri-County Com.munity Concert Association's anriual Fall membership drive met at 10 a.m .. Wednesday, A.pril 11. at the home NEAT PLE=A-rrs~~--1 '~~-~ to urry, VISO( p.m. Monday, April 30, in the Ga llia Academy High School auditorium. Any prospective new members wishing to subscribe to the association's next Fall and Winter season may bring their season mem· A s.soci~ tion t111s season. berships at the door Monday Keith and Rusty McNei l, even ing and attend that conl'olk Music singers, per- cert a's a special bonus. The fonr.crs, and historians, will Concert Series selected for prc•ent "A Celebration of the upcoming season is American Heritage in Folk- superb : the Munich Chamber song." This unique ex- Orchestra , Hans Stadlmair, perience is the final concert conductor; Philip Creech, of the 1978-79 local concert tenor ; and the Eastern Brass !<lf'a$on, to bf' perfnrrn en at R . Quintet.' Concert Assn, seeks members share musi~ with the audiences fo~ which It perfol'lllll. " A variety of musical selec. lions wiD be beard at &!tlir· day's concert. for three-fourths ' of the Kentucky, West V!rg•ma, tiekels·are aln•ady sold." .Ten. ~es~ee,_. and ~lo!:Jd~, in· Tht• Grande Chorale is a clu.<hng Walt Disney World. selert singing t,'l'oup of Rio · ~"group has been a part of Grande College and Com- Rio Grande College a nd Community College. It is com· mumty College for many prised of 16 singers, four. ac- years, first under the name of rompanists, one director, the F-nsemble, and since and one artistic co-<1rdinator. Merlyn Ross has been direc· Any member of the group tor, The Grande Chorale. The who plays a musical in- . primary .purpose of Chorale strument may be"called upon is to promote the good wiUof to accompany a number the college at civic functions , •hurches when the occasion arises. ' • and schoo"' "'· The Grande Chorale has However, in the heart of toured extensively in. Ohio the Grande Chorale, the pur- ,- ' t �~-7-Tlw SumiHy '1'1Tn 4'!'-." 1'111 i nd. Snncl;i _\·, ;\ pr ?? . J!17!' 8-f;- -Tlw Sund·· -..· 'l 'lmt'h~·ntind . Supd; 1_, .. \ pr 'l? 1!17!1 ~ Lafayette ·'• .• ,, ..- ... ·I ..·:·. I ' . GAJ.I.!POJ.IS Mrs. Marie D. McQuaid was installed as Worthy High Priestess and TalmR ge Evans as Watchman of Shepherds of Lafayette Shrine No. 44, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, which was held at the . White Shrine installs officers Tuesday M;tsonic' T t'll lph• Tm•s<:ay f'vt'nin g with ~C\'P r:1l j.!IU'sts lind mf'mhl'r.l> 1 1rf~~>t·nt . Mrs. Rt·~trkt• Kuhn, in vitinf.l Worthy High Prit.•stt)ss ~fl'-r ;d d . Mrs. Kuhn ~· pJt ·onH>i l lht• honnrt~i gUt'SL"i , induding ~IIJWt• nu · nr. Willi:om n. Rlair . f)(•puty Mrs. Vh·ian Mew, Worthv High Pril'sH•ss 'mul Mr~ . Su pn•mt" M idgitl Abhott , Pa!'lt Wm1hv W;ll<'hman Shrpht•rdl". _ Hnd nf Mntlwr and Rob<•rt W. Kuhn. W:ot - . Pi1111i.n r n. Rl:dr. Pa~t Worchnlan of She phrrd~ . wrre tl1y Hlgh·Prirstcss or P;lintsesrortlod 'tn thf'ir 1-itatiuns bv Shrint•, PHint!-ivilk. Ky . Mrs. F.m ily Fra zier; inviting Mrs. Marir Hawkins , ,.ill" QtU't'ffs Mll'!H hmt , High Pr:it·~k~!:i .-.II frum Mar\• Shrinl•, Ponwmy . Mrs . Rmi nit• l .ou Henson, Pt-~st Wnr1 tw High Pri~tPss and M~u.;­ Ht•nson. Nohlt• Prnph(!1t•ss pf •, '· .LAWN & 'GARDEN CENTER ,. BEHIND VAUGHAN'S CARDINAL, LOCUST ST.; MIDDLEPORT, 0. I SPROUTING lCI)f( WHA1S *ONION SETS *YARD & GARDEN PLANTS *TOP SOit *GRASS SEED *.GARDEN SEED$ SPECIAI.I PEAT MOSS ' '119 TuC'kt•r. Wm·thy l.hHpiHin : Oepuh• to the Governor ~f ' offi cers' jewels, a gift from Mi ss C.ttil .J . nusst•IJ , Wnrthy l~th District, 'Order of the the Shrine. (;t'llrJ!t'nt' rhildt· r~. Mr.~; . Sht>pherclt•ss; Miss Mttry, 11eMolay, who ·introduced . A reception was held in the M<wy K. Stcnnhaugh, Pw;t nvndPnin, Wnrthv (Juidl•; Charles Gamden,,member of ·. dining room . with Mrs . Worthy High Prit,•sti'SSI'S cmd Mrs . Rmily Fra>,irr, Worthy ·the neMolay . Job's Madelei ne McNeely as Ecil\•in T. t hum8S, H11rland Ht·r" ld : .lark MI'N,•ely. First naughters present · were: hostess, assisted by . 9lher Simch·r~. Pt1st Wll.lchrnrm nf Wise Matl: Oelbert A. Ayers, Lisa n onnet, nottie Camden, members who served Sht•plwr'ds of LHyf:•yt'ltt• S\'t'tmd Wis~ Man: Jolm W. Denise a nd neanna Canter- refreshments from Shrint:•. (;t1Jii pnli s. Evans, Third WisP ~ Mcm; hury a nd Martha Tucker . beautifully decorated tables Mr!->. F.mi ly Fno~1.irr t'l"cnr- Frank W. Capeh8rt , King; ' A gift was presented to Mr. with yellow and white potted tf'd t h(' in~tcllling_ offieers to Mrs . Elizabeth ClQud , and Mrs: Kulm , the retiring mums, which were given to tht• F.i-!st wht•rr tht>v wrrt• in- QtJet•n; ·Mrs~ V('rna Gleason, officers in hehalf of their of- the installing officers as gifts trodut·t'd HS rn11n~·~ : Mrs.• First Hand Maid : Mr,,. Mary fi rers by Mrs. McQuaid. Mrs. from Mrs. McQuaid. Est:~ Rt'PSt>, Past Worth'· Gt>(lf'!-!t~. St•c·tmd HamJ Maid : RP('Sf' n rf'I.:Pnf p f'i t h,.ir r•'~ . High Priestt•ss, Jn.~tallihg. Of- Mrs. Rost• McQuaid, Third riel'!' ; Mrs. · F.mogcrw Smi- Hitnd Maid ; Mrs. Abna ders, Past Worthy High Caudill, WorthJL Organist ; Pri C'~ tl • ss. ln sta lling Mrs. Reatrke Ku hn , Worthy rhapl:o in: Mrs. Eliwbt'lh Guardian; Mrs: Marcel~ nouc l, Past Worthy High Harrison. Worthy Guard ; 0 . Pri pst t·s~. lnste:1lling Herilld :• A. Ryers, Trtcstee for three COLLEGE OF. Mrs. Kat hryn All'·X<HHier, yt•ars·. Bl' SINF.SS ,\D~1 1 N J STR:\TJON · Past WOJ·thy High Priestess, Hon orary Officers: 1.. w. Installing Scribe: Mrs. Yen- McQuaid, Color Bearer: Mrs. OHIO l "NIVERSITY nit• Cm-:tu, Past Worthy High Opal Ferrell , Shrine Ra nner PriP s t ess, In s t ;ll Ji ng Rearer : Mrs. Vennie Casto, Organist ; Mrs. J.ueillt• Neff, Madonna: Mrs. Penny SimPast Wnrthy Hi gh Pl'i(•stt•ss, pson , Mrs . Lenh Schoonover, • is ;, two-year (\veekends ) intensive cour;se of fn ~talling CruardiCln : Mrs. f.nge ls ; ·Mrs . Charlene g radua te study leading to the master of business' Me~ry neorge, ·. P(lst Worthy roch ran , Cnurier; Mrs. . administ ration degree · High Prit•stess, lnsl.<clli ng Kathryn Alexa nder, Flower • is designed for mid-rareer execu ti ves With 7-10 ~oloi ~ t : J.awrPnr·c W. Girl: Mrs. Madeleine Mcyears e~perience Mr Qtwid , Post WHit :hmun of Neely, Mrs . .lanett Capeh:ort, • is designed to reduce the risk of persona l and Shl'phcrds, Installing Flag Mrs. Pegl-!y Burton, Mrs. professionn l obsolescence in the dynamic busi, Rem·cr . . Mrs . M<1rie D. Fairic .Jenkins, Mrs. Hate! · ncs.~ cndronment MrQu:oid sang 'thr "Lord's ·Kuhner. ·Mutroris of Honor·; • is ta uR"ht by a high ly qualified , e?Cperienced Pr1:1yrr'' for the opening . Mrs. Ludlle Neff, Mrs. Lora far u lly Th e full nwin ~ of(it·ers 'were Ryers, Mrs. Mary'Call, Mrs. • is offered ~ ~ Ohio Un ive rsit)' l.~ nraster Campus :installed by Mrs. Rel•se: Marjorie Saunders, Mrs. i Mrs . Mac·ie D. McQuaid, Mary V. Rurner, Mrs. Mar(iU minutes fmm downtown ·Co lumbus) Wort)1y High Prif'SlPSS, who tha Neal , Mrs . Irene • i ~ at trr\C' ting partici pants. from as far a·w ay as wots rscortrd armmct tlw r.eurhart 1 Quceh 's At· \\'heeling on 'the east , D ayton on the west, Pa rkI'I'O!'IS fo rm;t lion bv her tendants. Miss Mayt home ers bur~-~brielta 011 the sout h. and Cle\'elandhnsb:o nd. James ,J. McQuaid , · Kt•eler, Harland Sanders, Akrrm ·nn the north whill• Mrs. Mary C:t•nrgr• , B{'- F:ch'lrin T. Thomas, J.ee The Colll'gc of RlH•ine~s Administration is fully ('Ompil nied by Mrs. Vt•nnit• Ferrell , King''s Guards. nrc red ited hy the Ame rican A"sembly of Colleg iate ; Cas t o a t th (• orgrt n , Mrs . McQuaid explained School 'i nf Business,, hccmtifullr n•ndcrC'd, "He the Emblem for the year, AnTo get drtntl.>. cnll 6 14/ j94-6289 or 594-5446 or Wash t•d ·My Eyt;s With churl Heart and Cross. comp lctr ll1c 1·oupon a nd mail it to: Tc.ars. " Mrs. MeQui:titl was Theme, Honor the Past -Ser. .. ....... -· -·- - ~weHring her f'mera\d lfl't•c.n ve the Present - Plan the Oircr\01'. ~ f.R.A . for Execu ti\'es Pr~gram .with whitr lace ~upreme Fut ure. Motto , ,·,KE'ep Ohio Pnin·rsi ty . Shrin1' formal. Mrs. C:t•orge ~miling and Sail On." SeripCol lege of RusineSs ,'\dminist rati9n sHng, " How Crrrat Thou Art, ·· hcrt', And Now Abideth faith, ' Copclall(l Hall · whil e T~llrnagt,• Evans, Wat- hnpr and love, these three, AtheiiS. Ohio 4570 1 chman uf Shcph(• nls . wets hut the greatest of these is escorted · Hrouncl the cross JOVt' . PlenSe send me inf01mation on t he fnnn atiun by Mr~ . F. li 7<thdh 1\LRA . ·for Executi\•es Program Mrs . .McQuaid introdnced rlnud. her hu sband, James J . Other 11ffi t't' l~ irt~l rll lt•d MrQuHid, her son. Jimmie, NAMP. . --- - - - W~ l'( ': Mrs. nes.s f'anh'rburv, · and friend, Terri· Hess, .Jack -~~- -Nohlt• Prophet~s~; Robrrt\V. and Gloria MeQuaid , !.. w. ·. Kuhn . Associate Wittdunan and Reise McQuai d. - - - ---STATE _ __ _ z ll' CODE _ ___ CITY of S.Jwplwnls: Mrs. l·~st<l She welcomed all present BUSINESS PH O~F. :, Area Cod~·---. 7 Numbe r _ __ _ ':, Rees't•. Worthy S<•rib£•: · Mr~ . which included Jolm SchFlnrPnC't> Wi l li ~ , Worthy moll , member of Ralph Kah TrNtsurPI': Mr.~ . Rre nda Shrine, Wilmington. 0. SPECIALI KENNEBEC· *FERTILIZER *LIME * IN.SECT DUST *MARBLE CHIPS *PINE BARK CHIPS SEED POTATOES' 50·LB.$4 49 HMC observes VolUnteer /Week - In ,J>. RPrvanre of NHtional Vi,Jnn· leer Week from April :12-2R . two vt•ry important all day S<•mimirs will he hPid at the Holzer Medical, Center. On TuesdRy, April24, the Voltcnterr Chaplains' Assoriation will conduct a Seminar dirt'{'· ted toward the clergy of the area entitled , "Preparation for DiSilsler Counseling.' ' Twn Cin cinnatian's who were involved in working with the survivors and fam ilies at thr time of the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire, and have eon· tinned follow·up counseling. will be the featured speakers. They are Thomas H. Eisen trout, n. Min. , and .Jessie" Murdaugh, A.C.S. W. _ The Rev . Eisentrout ~' the Oirector of Pastoral Counse ling Service at . the Rethesda Hospital in Cincinnati and Mrs. Murdaugh is the Director of Community Consultation and Education at the Central Psychiatrjr Clinic at the CinCi nnat i General Hospital. , On Thursday, a n all-<iay seminar is be.ing planned and sponsored by the hospital'\; Volunteer Service League. Mary Jea nne Walker, Diree-· tor of Volunteer Services at the hospita l, in announcing . this all day program said , ' 'The day will start early for those volunteers who wish to GA l.l .ll'OI.l ~ C'h a rll·s ton Shrint•·, ('harh•ston , W. Vn., Mr!oi . M.B.A. For .EXECUTIVES --------- ........... -- -- -- 40 LB. ~ VOL!JNTEEH WEEK - Deanna M~rgan, Secretary of the H?lzer Med1cal Center Volunteer Service League, work~ With Mary J ea nne Walker, the Director of Volunteer Services at the hospital, in planning Thursday's all day Seminar to be held in the French Five Hundred Room. . ' • COLO\' · " , l'hf'lllr·· ~ith all. his wisdom, the wr 1t.er of Proverbs admilted he could not understa nd four things "which are too wonde rful for m e ... which I know not ." Held Over 3rd w ·ee·k Now thru Apri I 26 ,_. _. _,_. _·-·-..-.., ·1 Sr. Citizens 1 1 Calendar I t <I k1• 1 ' ,1 1 II Il l) Rt• s ust.·itt~ll o n I, I!' '•I 1. ( t ' !'P 1 .Tmining , orft.•rt•tl fmm R·:lO ' a .m . un til 9 0:U1 ;un ., prt'rNiing thl' !l::lO r~ . m . R(•J,!i:Slr:J tion · ;uHl Cnffet• Hour." Mr!' . Walkt•r ctdcled, ''A full day's program of important and im(onn(ttionol mCltrrial is pifcnnNI. Four physil'iHns nn 1ht• hospitnl ' ~ sh:~ff wi ll ·speal< during the morning . Aft~r Jurich, the prog-ram will he hi ghlighted by a nt•w slide presentation narrated by the hospital's pres ident, and then explanations of department functions by the Opemting Rnnm ~upervi snr and;~ st;.1ff mem ber of Respirat ory TherHpy will follow .'' The fi'rst portion of the mnrning .session, starting e~t 10 a:m. in the French Five Hund red Room at the hospi,tal, will feature J. Craig Strafford, M.n. and Edward J . Rerkc.ch, M.n . nr. ~"t ra f-" ford will talk about Cervical Cancer and Dr. Rerkich will' disruss Lung CC~ncer. After H brief break, thosr attending will hear Neal J. Prendergas t , M.n ., an d Th omas W. Morgan , M.D. nr. Prendergast will talk about the treatment and · tht> newest lt'<'hnique's in comt:>ati ng canrer . and Or. Morgan will explain wh~' the incrrase in.the C'OSt or mPdit'i:t) (lOti ho~ni f~ J --- ---·------- PLUS l~HIGH l . ROlliN" CARTOON Suggests- ·INVIT S· YOU·.· TO· - - .. HOLD YOUR ART CRAFT GALI.IPOJ.!S - Activiti ~s at the Senior Citizens Center, 20 Jarkso n Pike, arE' IistC'd tts follows: Monday, April2:!- rhorits , 1:15-2 p.m. Ttiesday , April 24 S.T.O.P. Class, 10 :30 a.m.: PhysicR1Fitness',11 :15 a.m.: Mid-F:asl Oam•ing, 1-2 p.m.: Rirthday Party, 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 25 Ca rd Games, 1-3 p.m.: Literature Cla ss, 1-3: Mnhile Unit ;Y Thurman , Ohio, I p.m . . Thursday,' Apr.iJ 26 -Bible Study, 1-2 p.m. ; . Rlood Prt's::::ure at Vinton Nutrition Site. Friday, A'rt Class, 1-3 p.m. : Puffy.Owl Class , ·1-3: Social 'Hour, 7 p.m. . The St'nior Nutritllm Program will serve the followinJ! menus: Mr.mday - M~caron i Hnd rhtoPs~, buttered spinach with vinega r, pineapplf wi th collllg!' cheese, hot Italian bread, butter, ca nned pea r~. milk. Tuesday.:. Pot ro;ist of beef and gra vy, mashed potatO<'S, buttered peas, bread, butter, · jellied fruit, milk. Wednesday - Liver and onion·s, hash brom1 potatoes, 1 buttered green beans, ~oils , butter, apple crips, milk. Thursday - Soup beans with h'!fll bits, buttered beets, peach salad, cornbread, butler, chocolate brownie, vnluntt•ers who Htt t•nd th1~ a ll clay st.•minar. Aftt•r the fptmal progrHm concludes, another opportunity for thost• :otttending to take r:PR trai ning wi ll be available at 3: 30p.m. in the Fifth Floor Classroom at the hospital. "AllmcmbrrsofthcHolzer Medical Center .Volunteer Service LeC:IJ.{Ul' receive'd written invitations with n•spnnse t•anls for Tlmrsday's Seminar," Mrs. Walker <a i(l. She antiri"'1tes a large rattendant•e as alw~I~'S rnr the annual seminars held each vt:•ar riufi ng Nat ion;.~! Vnlunleer Week . . t•lt'l'J.!Y . who :Ill l't'ITiV!'d invitalions with t'Pply form s cn£'\os('c\ to mt1k(• r't'S('I'\'Htions for Tllf'Sctay's (iis<lstt•r _ronnSf'ling program. Kirkt•l (·ommt•ntt•d , '' Our vnluntct•rs · ill tlw hospitnl , both t he rhHplain s' Association Hlld the .Sen·it•r · L<'ague along with thr Gray I .adie~, Voluritecns and tlw R.~, V . P . mt'mb~rs , 11re very importttnt to · th £> llospihd family . We are most grateful' for the hun dn•d."i of hours of tim<· and the total drdi catimi exhibited by the more than 150 men, women !lnd stude'nts who are active in these two organizations <ll the Holzer Medical Ct'nter . National Volunteer We('k offers us <Jn t;lPPOrtun ity tn provid e prog r<:~ms nf va hw to our volunteers, <ts r1 way to show onr llw ' IN OU·R PARKING LOT. . April 28, 1979 675·5807. ASK FOR MRS. BLACK. ;~n•:~ MIXED FRY·ER 49~· PARTS ...•.•'!!·••• ROUSHFAMII.V HISTORY OFF~EREO MEIGS - Volume four of the Roush Family is bring offered for sale on a prepublication basis. If Volume four is purchased by April 30, the cost will beS21.45 postpaid. This volume will contain new Meigs County lin es, and extensive new parts on the Harpold and Wolfe Ie l families. There will also be proof or new a nccstors of John Adam Roush and his rcl;clionship to the previously listed "unconnected" lines in Volumes II and Ill. Send checks ·to: Donald F. Roush, Box 22, New Haven , W. Va . 25265. These books will be available by the annual Roush r eunion this summer. Remember th:ot orders must be postm" rked by April 30 for the pre-publication price. ". Save30%on Arabiadinl The perfect choice for your Bridal Registry. Now •.•• fora limited flm e ... our entire stock of ArabJa di~­ n.erware al a fanfcistic 30% IOVi!'lg. It's an opportunity you can'i a/lord to In/a. Tbeu are your lavorlle Arab/a pci'tems, Th e bl!tauiJiuJ. functional shapes you love . O"en-totablewOre thafJ pert.ct for microwaVe cool-lng. Perfect lor today'• ecny; brH.y lifestyle. Come ID IOday and .ave 30% on the AI'O'bla dinnerware you 've a lways dreamed of owning. Open stoct. 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I.und, Din•Nor of f'hnplc1 inry Srr· rr spnn ~e tyjil:~~:::==~ sunday ('1-Jrt.•. Aftt•r 1ht• 1 il'dtu•k lnnd won . :1 , nt•w slhlt• rrt'.C.:t'll · t;ttitm with mtrrct1inn hy Hugh r. Kirkel, rn•si{knt nf tht• HoiZf'r Mt'<hca\ rt•nh•f will lw given . Kirkt• l will !'h11w the new program re<'l'll· tly romplet£•d Pntitled, '"!'his 1~ Hnlu•r McdJcCJI rrntcr . ' Tht• final portion of the aftt•rnoon s~ssw~ w11l fct-~ture Ann .W!ck l l rw , P. - ~~. OJ)(.•ratJng R~om SuJwnrtsor at lht• hospital and P"m ~nyder, Staff Respiratory ThPrHp.ist , both shari ~g inron:nahon on thl' run<'hnns or tht•Ir dt•partments to . the 84 oz. $219 ~ �. J R-8- The Sunday T1mr!-i ...'-'t.•nt int'l . ~lmtbl~·. Apr :':'. 1 ~7!1 Myron Guiler to PO)IIRROY - Mynin K. · Guiler, pastor of the Marit•lta BibleCenter Church, Mariet· U., for the p8st 18 years, will be S)J<'aking at thr Calvary Baptist Chu!'l'h, 1.5 miles from the Flatwoods Road on County Road . ~ ·. at 7 p.m. each evening, April ~May 2. He was hom in Noble County in Southeastel'!l Ohio and graduated from· ·Summer· field, Ohio High &hoot in 1952. In 1959 he gradtmted from Bob Jones University where he was given an · ·honorary Doctor of Divinity Degree In May, 1976. Mr. Guiler attended Muskingum College, New Concord, and became certified tn Secon- ('.1 'fb(' Sunrlny Tiriw!'·Senttnl'i, Sunday, Apr. 22, 1979 sp~ak in Pomeroy The Sunriay School of ·lh<' Mariel t. Rible Center f'hurch averages 1,100 )J<'r Sunda y. Guiler conducts a num· ber of ~va n~eli stic meetings each year. He also S)J<'aks on a weeklv telet•ast over ., Parkersburg, W. Va. st.tinn and a daily broad<'ast on a Marietta radio station. In 1977 he was one of the speak ers at the Wo.td Congress of Fundamentalists in S.:otland. Dr. Guiler is President .of the Marietta Bible College , which opened its doors in September of I9n. He has published a book entitl•d " Spraking i n ' Chisox nudge Indians Highlanders _p ick up two' • more wzns , •. IN EFFECT SUNDAY &MONDAY, APRIL 22 &23 Tongues.'' · ' ' Myron Guiler LEE ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT TYPE OR TIGER Golden anniversary celebrated by Babcocks Big Screen Sets RIDENOUR CHESTER 0. TV & APPLIANCE BOTILE GAS RACINE, 0. TU~PERS Pl.AINS--Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock observed their golden wedding anniversary recently with a reception at the St. · Paul United Methodist Church. The affair was hosted by their qieces, neph·ews, and a foster son, Ray Justice, and his wife, Dottie. The cake baked by Mrs. Nancy Roush featured a waterfall. Appr'oximately 110 persons attended the celebration. COrds, gifts and flowers were presented to the couple who also receivad a citation from the Ohio House of Representatives. Mr. and Mrs. Babcock were married on Feb. 23, 1929.and started housekeeping at Long Bottom where they lived until 1969 when they moved to Tuppers Plains. Mrs. Babcock was·the !<inner Leone Smith, daughter of Grace Fitch and Clayion Smith. Mr. Bahcork 's parents were Riley and Peggy Ann McDole Bahrock. The couple have always lived in Olive Township where Mr. Babcock was self· employed. He was a township . trustee for 16 years and retired in 1972. · 5 CHOICE .~ 99 EACH 4PLAYER BADMimN iET ' 'lnojudeolour.......,..., .._ poloo, ~ lwQ ~In m,t I!IM· . . CMJinll COIIiY.SI ALL STA. . ' : IRONTON'S BECKE'IT crossed the finish line first in :16.1 in the semi-final round of the hoys' 120 high hurdles during Saturday's 12th annual Gallipolis Rotary Relays at Rio Grande. Wellston's DeStephen was second with a :16.2 effort. Final even($ were run Saturday aftemoon. Complete deU.ils will be announced In Monday's p8per. ~ ·TENNIS SHOES S!=*ilted bYmo~ cood!es, wom by more players thQn ony other shoes speci~colly tnade for bo,. ketball. famous All Star sole with weolslop-Jklrt tract ion. Cushioned insoh,, orch ond 11 ..1 s~o~ pport . CCX!!. loose-lined, nmti- .~"$io&;"~ "lotld ond tight-weight. Strong d11ck PATRIOT . ~· Sophomore Sizemore walked, moved up righthander Keith Sizemore on a single by Layton and · fired a one-hitter Friday scored on a throwing error.' night as the SQuthwestern Gary Nibert· was charged Highlanders defeate.d with the loss while Sizemore Eastem, 2.(). . got credit for the victory. . In going the · distance, In the regular schedule' Sizemore fanned eight while contest Thursday night, issuing no· free passes. Southwestern posted another Loser Greg Wigal yielded 4-3 .victory. just five hits. A fourth inning · The Highlanders jwnped home run by Scott Russell got ahead 2-0 after the first In· the scoring underway. nlng. Kyger Creek came back Southwestern added an 'to ·tie the score In the fourth. insurance run. in the sixth on &>uthwestern went ahead a hit by Sizemore, stolen base · for good In the sixth on hits by and a single by Gene Layton. Dale Newberry, BUI DumWigal had five strikeouts mitt, Shennan Potter and and walked two. Eastern's Sizemore . Sizemore led only hit was a single by third Southwestern with two hits In sacker Griggs. three trips. The victory gave Coach Von Taylor paced Kyger W a y n e Berg do II ' s Creek's attack with three hits Hlghl~nders a 4·2 overall · In four trips . John Amos had record imd 4-1 mark In the two hits In four tries and SV AC. Steve Russell, two for three. Linescore : Layton, who relieved Eastern 000 000 0-11 I 0 .Sizemore In the fourth was SWHS 000 101 x- 2 S 2 the winning pitcher. Nibert Wigal (L) and BisseU. again took the loss. Sizemore (W) and Russell . On Wednesday evening, &>uthwestem lost to South Thursday night, South· Webster, 6-2. western plated an unearned .Linescore: run In the lOth inning to S'westem 200 002 0- -4 5 2 · defeat Kyger Creek, 4-3, in a Ky. Crk. . 001 100 1-3 10 2 game suspended three days - Shemore, Layton (4) tWP) earlier due to darkness. and Russell. · In the bottom of the loth, Nibert (L) and Russell. Peters has lead· in ABC tournanient Heclc's Reg. $14 .99 p,_ TAMPA, m.. (AP)- Ricll: PeterB of Fran kiln, <l!lo,look the Regular singles lead Friday with a 761 series in his first American ·Bowling Congress tournament. . The series topped previous leader Pat Cornell of Waukegan, Ill., by ·u pins. CorneD's 746 total ·led ,for 10 days. 11 1 was~ last-minute sub," said Peters, a ~year-old bowling center night manager. "They asked me to lillln just two days before the team left 'for Tampa. I jwnped at the opportunity. As rr COULD BE R~ FOR YOU! .*FREES.MJRKING ·CAPITAL * POSSIBL£ TAX ADvANTAGES * SIMPURED REOORD .KEEPING ·* PERSONAliZED SERVICE * tOMPmnVE RATES * AU. MAKES AND MODELS s-.e or Call Fleetco Corporation 446-2282 . AFFIUATEO WITH Smith Buick-Pontiac li1c. Gallipolis, 0. Eastern Aw, MONDAY VOLUNTEER Services Association. of GSI, 5:30p.m. livities lluildlng. GS! VOLUNTEF.R Services, 6' p.m. in Multi-Purpose room. TUESDAY AMERICAN ' · Leg ion AUJ<iliary, Unit 27, meet at baU, 7:30p.m. GALLIA COUNTY Dairy Club . will hold an organizational meeting, 7:30 .GYM SHORTS 85°-' Kodel Polyester/35% Cotton Heavy Twill with contrasting trlin, side vents and elastlo walatband. ~·· SEE THE All NEW '79 DIPLOMATS . AND AsPENS PRICES • 4••• 49( H.CK'IR•G. 11• .ACH AngeI S dro'· p 30 OZ. YUMILIIS 24-5 battle 3 ••• $100 ATHENS . Gallia Academy High School's Blue Angels dropped a 24·5 Southeastern Ohio League softball decisionhere Friday evening. The victory left Athens t·3 in league play and 4-1> oYerall. . th GAHS droppe d. to n~3 m e conference and 1-1 overall. Lisa Schleicher was credited with the win. Diane .Canterbury was charged with the loss. Jagers and Rosser each had three hits in four trips for the winners. M. Evans, .T. Adkins and P. Matthews collected ' Gallia 's only safeties. GAHS will play at Wellston Monday. l.inescore: <)AHS 001 40- S 3 9 Athens 794 4x-·24 16 0 . SPORTS OEPI', HtJISfWAII llfPT. GALLON COM.IIIATIOII VOLLEYBALLBADMINTON SET r' I IOk-ofllolal"'*'rW. ~-·-·outdoor Alnlrlolft,.....,..... ' DECANTER I . . . ...........bed....,... ~ ttl x I' wwtt• ptoul - 1\t'" cAin'lltef lflutdMioob, " - ' ·$,-3~00- . lET NEEQS? OFFICE PARTIES? LARGE OR SMALL HECK'S $18.118 SET. SPORTS DEPT. · HECK'S REG. /If •2.34 International league By The Assotiated Press Friday' s Results Richmond 2-0, Toledo 0-2 Rochester 6, Charleston 4 CALL THE. ; . RIVF.RSinF. Study. r.lub, I : p.m. at ·the home of Mrs.· Gra~ f!radbury . OPF.N GA TF. Garden Club, hostess, Mrs. Patricia Tomlinson, 7:30p.m. WEDNF..iDAY REVIVAL, .Victory Baptist Church, through April 29, 7:30p.m. each evening. The Rev. Monte Sheets, guest speaker. PYTHIAN SISTERS, meeting at ~e K or P Hall, 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, April 25. Practice session, all members please come. BAN~UET CARROLL NORRIS DODGE . GALLIPOLIS, OHIO · ·. HURRICANE 'S McDaniels is pictured here rapturing semi-final honors in the girls' low-hurdle event during Saturday's Relays at Rio Grande. Two Miami Trace runners, Bailey and Esper, finished second and third. N~Ck'8 IIIQ, •7• .ACH IF YOU HAVE Will NEVER BE BmER TUMBLERS HECK'S REO, $3.49 ;:::::::::::========~~in~R~e:a:d•:·n:g.:Ce:n:te:r.:of~A:r~- TITF.SDAY Jackson p.m. at the Pike. Ohio Valley Bank ' ... : Bullets back in ·command TUCKIR PLASTIC 120Z. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock Greg Smith or G•ne Johnson l ' • ... UPPER DECK SyrqcuSe 4, Tidewa ter 1 675-5807. Sunday!s Games GALIJA Academy's. Clint Patterson prepares to throw the discus during Saturday's 12th annual Gallipolis Rotary Relays at Stanley L. Evans Field, Rio Grande. ~K FOR MRS. BLAcK •.. \\ I .' soon liB I got back i 'rn going to thank the guy that couldn't make the trip." · Peters fired 25 strikes Including the first seven In the final game as he powtded out consll!lent game• of 244, 262 and 265. He had only one open frame, a 9plit In the fifth frame of the sea!nd game; More than 32,000 bowlers from 50 l!lates and eight foreign countries are competing in lhe 83-day tournament at the Florida state Fair and Expo Park. The tournament ends.June 13. Richmond at Toledo Tidewater at Rochester , 2 Charle$ton at Syracuse Columbus ayawtuck et , By ALEX SACHARE points and 14 rebounds. APSporto Writer "It wasn't an easy win," The Washington Bullets are _said Dick Motta, coach ofthe . back In C!l'll!lland -and tbe Bullets. "My . annplts are · Philadelpbia 76ers and Los clear down to my belly button Angeles Lakers are back in now." . contention - In the National " We beat ourselves in our ! Basketball Association own gym with only Tl points, playoffs. 37 percent , ~oot~ and ~ Mitch Kupebak scored live turnovers, sa1d Hub1e .points in a 211-minute stretch Brown, coach of the Hawks. of the foiD'th quarter to help "I'm. so exasperated. Going Washington beat the Atlanta on th_e road doesn 't mean ' Hawks 89·Tl Friday night. anythmg to them. They are a .:The victory snapped proven team." · i\llanta's l71jame hornecourt In the regular season, wiilnlng streak, gave the 1Atlanta's 34:7 home record .· BuUets a 2-llead In the best· was the best~ the NBA - but ·of-seven series and regained Washington s 23-18 road their homecourt advantage record was also the best '" for the set. the league. Phil delpb' ~ 10 · h1 . The 76ers outscored the a ta, '"" ost Its first two games at San Spurs '12-2 at the l!lart of the Antonio, bounced back at fourth quarter to lead 99-W. borne by beating tbe Spurs San Antonio raUied to reduce . !23-!1 5 behind 39 points by : the margin to 107_105 with . Julius Erving and a big , 3,52 remalninR._ .~n a pair of i fourth quarter by Darryl , !i-ee throwSby James Silas.. Dawkihs. . Who scored 32 poinl' .In the Los Angeles, which lost ·twice at Seattle earlier this game. week, came home . and · The 6-foot-111> Dawkins, outscored the Sanies 11-5 iii who bad cootributedoniy four . overtime to win 118-112 as points through the first three · center Kareem Abdul.Jabbar periods, suddenly g~ hot and · scored 32 points and blocked persOnally outscored San six shots. Antonio 10-4 to put the game In the other second-ro~md out of r~ch . Dawkins had 14 · playofl game, the Kansas points and seven rebounds In · lobbe ed th. the final period. Ci K. ~~enix'":!1/m-91rto eve:: · Erving shot 15 or 23 from that series at one victory the .field and nine of 12 from apiece. · the foul line. In addition, be All four series resume . gave Dawkins a pep talk at " da y. halftime. ~ Kupchak's points came as Abdul-Jabbar and Ron the Bullets pulled away from lloone each sank two free a 69-69 ti• with an 12-4 burl!l throws with four seconda left late in the final period. Elvin in the'five-mlnute overtime to. Ifayes lod the Bul , lets with t9 clinc-h tbe !.akers' vlctocy. CL!o:VELANIJ tAP ) _ Left · hander Ross Bawngaritn pitched four-hit ball for seven innings and the Qlirago White Sox held 9o11 for a 6-5 victory over the. Cleveland Indians Saturday. Bawngarten, 1-0, left the game with two. tnen on and none out In the eighth and the White Sox holding a 6-11ead. The Indians came up with lour runs on one hit, one error, a hit batter , three walks and sacrifice before Mike Proly em;led the eighth inning by getting plneb-hitter Wayne COge on an infield pop-up. Proly, Who picked up a victory against the Indians In relief Friday night, went on to gain his third save of the season . . The White Sox came up a with 11 hits off four Cleveland pit c~ers , including seven off starter and loser Wayne Ga rland, 0·1. Garland, cornin g · back from .197B shoulder surgery, gave up three nms, two of them earned, in six innings in his first appearance in nearly a year. Len Barker gave up the other three Chicago runs in 12-3 innings of rebel. COME AND GET IT - Gallipolis Rotarians John (Jake) Koebel, left, Lou Foro and George Bush prepare food for fellow members, area athletes and fans attending Satur~ay's J2th annual Gallipolis Rotary Relays at the Stanley L. Evans Field, Rio Grande. Pastore's ·career zooming ' . CINCINNATI ( AP) - teammates back to the Frank Pastore's life and minors. baseball career have started ·. "1 feel I'm ready (for the zooming about as fast as his big leagues)," Paswre said. fastball . In the 8pflce of three "I'm 'happy to be here. I'm months he's been married, really happy with the, made the big leagues and reception I got. It's totally moved his !ride, Gina, from unbelievable. Southern california to the "The players have been super. George Foster calls Midwest. ''Gina hasn't been over- me AI Pacino (after the actor . awed or overcome,'' said who starred In 11 The Paswre, the Cincinnati Reds' Godfather") because I'm 21-year-old rookie pitcher. Italian." "91e fits In with all the wives. The big4eague way of life 91e feels like she belongs, has impresseq Pastore. too." "The hotels are A-nwnberPastore wasn't expected to one, the clubhouses are big make the Reds' roster -this leag ue and the food is. season. But he threw so well fantastic," said Paswre, who in spring training that the used to be one of the bigger Reds had to keep him when eaters on the club. "I didn't they sent Pastore's fQI'Tiler think it would be this good. Nashville and Indianapolis "B ut I'll never forget ----------------------GAHS ·netters blank Logan GALLIPOLIS - Coach Larry Prater's Gallipolis Blue Devils bounced back from their first tennis loss in two years by blanking Logan, 5·0, on Memorial Field ~·riday evening. The victory left GAHS in undisputed second place in the Southeastern Ohio League standings, one full game behind unbeaten Athens. The Bulldogs upset GAHS 3-1 In a mateb halted by darkness Thursday evening. The defending league champion Blue Devils mtist In u th · · now w a elf remam 1ng league matches In order to . gain, at least a tie for th1s year s championship. L~ague officials, earlier this school year, voted not to conduct a feague tennis toumamentthls spring. Only regular season play will count In the standings to determine the 1979champlon. Friday's victory over lAgan loft GAllS Il-l on the yea• in eight matebes'. Logan dropped to l-4 overall. GAllS is S-1 In league play. In sincles action Friday, Gallla's Steve Mullins downed Bill Baird, 6-1 and 6o. Mike Coonen defeated Kelly Helber, 6.() and 6-l while Nate Thomas deleated Ken Krieg, 6·2 and 6·2. In double .action, Bob Kiesling . Mark Cornell topped Logan's Craig Dillon • Todd Tansky, 6.() and 6-4. Mark Null and Jeff Goljl ddcutcd Tror Hoke ~nd Dave , l . . ' Riley, 6-t and 6-1. Bob Simpson downed Larry Bennett, 60 and 6-3 in an exhibition match. The Blue Devils' next match is a non-league affair at home with Minford Monday at 4.p. m. . where I came from. 1 read once that you always meet the same people on the way down that you meet on the' wayup,111 I don'twantlo step ' on too many fingers." Pastore, a 6-foot-2, 205pounder, Is no waUflower. Still, he stays on the edge of the lockerroom jokes the veterans toss about. " I'm not a loudmouth rah· rah type, " he said. "I still feel I'm fighting for a job here. I always want to feel like I'm fighting for a job - it makes me work harder." · Pasto1·e stormed into spring training and led the Reds ' pitching staff in strikeouts and earned run average tO impress new pitching co~ch Bill Fischer. "Every major league pitcher has a good arm, you take that for granted," said ~·ischer . "After that, you talk about the good arms and the great arms. · "On this team, Toni Seaver is the only pitcher, who you · could really say has a great arm . Pastore could become a great arm . He has the kind of fastball you really can't hit." RICHFIELD, Ohio (AP) The Cleveland Cavaliers, who tills year missed the National Basketball Association · playoffs for the first time In four years, also fUU.hed near the bottom of the le~gue in . attend110ce. · · Redmen face Dragons . on diamond Tuesday Rl@ GRANDE - Rio Grande's Redrnen baseball team laces Tiffin College Tuesday in a home doubleheader. The Redmen, currently 6·9 overall. and 5·3 ln the Mid.Ohio Conference, hope to climb back toward the .500 season mark and est a bUsh a linn grip on the conference lead. Coach Tom Meadows hopes 'that his recently all'akened bats wiU stay sharp In the last half of the season. "We got off to a very late start hitting this season," Meadows said. " Lack of time outdoors because of the weather burt us.'' Qo.oerall team hitting ill at a .238 pace with only three regulars sporting· impressive averages. Jim Derrow of Jackson has connected 13 times in 32 tries lor a .4011 average. Mike Cluxton £toni Manchester ,and Larry Carter of Southwestern High School ,, are hitting .333 and .3!6. "Our hitters laced pitchers early In the season who had spring travel through Florida and Georgia, and four and five gaines under their belt." Defense and pitching are the Redmen strengths thus far . · Meadows said, "We have won six games and only scored over four runs In three of the 15 we have played." Pitchers Karl Hoebuii aqd Jeff Clark have four of •the five Yictorles with 1.90 and · 1.17 earned run averages respectively. Hochull has 25 strikeouts and three complete games in four starts. Following this Tuesday's doubleheader, the lal!l home stand for Rio will be May 2 and 3 with two double· headers. First Central State vllllts and·then Otterbein .. The Redmen close out the season with two road games 311d hopefully NAIA District 22 &ction. I �McCovey's single tops Dodgers, 3-2 Ry BRUt;t; LOWI'IT AP Sports Writer F'or two pi tches, San Francisco Manager flashed the bunt slgn to Willie McCovey. Then he came to .--sperry-New Holland ..... tank spreaders keep your barn area tidy, the roadway clean ud your neighbors happy! Here' s the .•.. ~ \ spr ~ad er ~ ~ .........- we 'll stand behind! No drop! No trail! .\ Plus, Sperry New Holland )..;:-~--, spre aders have a solid w arranty . • liquid-tight steel tank! • All -weather operat1onl • 593 to 1,421 gallons' FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Pomeroy, 0. Sp r ing Ave. ''" •Uthodud SPE~Y-}1\EW HOLLAr\D d"'"• Lawn Pep is ·a high-nitrogen , slow-release fertilizer thai will help your lawn green up fast; yet feed it over a long period of time. Can be applied spring, summer and fall,. is' free-flowing , easy to use . One bag covers 7~00 so . It. 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Jack Clark, who had led off the bottom of the ninth inning ~riday night with a routine grounder to Bill Russell, was on second base, compliments of the l.os Angeles shortstop's throwing error , Then the 41- • year-old McCovey, making his first start of the season, strolled to the plate. Dodgers Manager Tom • I,asorda · made no move to lYalk him intentionally, so Altobelli, the Giants' manager, made his first move, signaling McCovey to sacrifice Clark Ill third. ''He's given me the bunt sign more limes than all my oiher managers combined,'' McCovey said . "I was ready to bunt - but I can't guarantee you how good It would have been ... He's the kind of manager who would order a bunt no matter who was up there, But lfigare I'm a dead pull hitter and have two chances to get the runner to third - by hitting the baD to the ri~ht oide or to the outfield. "This may sound like I'm second -guessing the manager, but I'm not." The first two pitches were outside. McCovey didn't offer at them . Meanwhile, Altobelli was secon<J.tuesaing himself. "It's a tough thing to' have anyooe with as many clutch hits in hiS career bunt,'' he sai.d. "A I« ol things went throligh my mind and after two baUs I took the sign off." · · McQlvey promptly lined the next pitch to right field for a single. Clark steamed around third !Uld barely beat Gary Thomasson 'a throw home for the tie-lnaking run and the 3-2 victory. Asked if he. practiced his bunting very often, MeCovey · repUed: "If you had 5G5 home nms, would you?" . In the rest of l!le National League it was San otego 7, Atlanta: 4; Houston 5, Plttsbargh 4 in 10 innings; O!icago 8, Montreal 5; Oncinnatllli, St. Louia 3, and Phuadelphia a, New York o. winners, plus lUck Mwa, Mike Moaley and Steve Kriailoff. US,.,C's Paul Reinhard said lb,e action waa "not taken to he vindictive. We didn~ take the action agalnll lbe whole (CART) groUJI. Each case was judged separately. The bo•d felt that Utese six people had been taldnc action that was not good for racine in ceneral, the Speedway and USAC." The CART teams affe,cted were Penate Racing Inc., of Reading . Pa.,; Patrick Racing Team Inc., of Indianapolis; Team MeLaren, Ud of Uvonla, Mich., Fletcher Racins Team of Phoenix, Ariz.; Cltaparral Racing Ltil. of Midland, Texas; and Dan «.....Y and Teddy Yip ol Santa Ana, Calif. . All of the CART OWRI!I'I llld cl'ivera were in Atlanta lor practice and quallflcatlonl for a CART-6111Ctioned race on Sunday. Patrick, In a prepared statement loUowing a CART · IJIOfllng there fJiday ntchl, said he was "dilllppolnled II USAC's latest actloa,'' which he said "rejects the efforts ol Standings a."""' Major Lt1Uut AI A Gionet By The Assocl1ttd Pross NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST W. L. Pel. GB Montreal 8 J .727 Philo . 1 J .700 '· ' St. Louis 5 6 .455 3 . 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But, did you know tha>ir . ·{);. • •' ..-1-' • • l 6 .4SS 5 Oakland ~ 11 .267 8 Frldoy's Gomes Detroit 7, Toronto 2 Boston 9, l<anS<Is City 2 Balllmore 6, Milwaukee 3 Chicago 4, Cleveland 2, 10 inninga New York s, Texas 3 Seattle at Mlnnesoto, ppd, rain C'!Nr!NNATI IAPl - Pildwr Mario ~utu whu failt•d f{l c•omphlinintt" your house is 5 years old or less, yqu Noot~ .' IL WEST 12 3 . .BOO Calif. Ronham i ~ HI\ '"' " " t i rl'rl und ~ti rf1' rit!hl seen and heard , advertising about Allstate Homeowners insurance , And now, it's available here, a:t our AIIOlell'l - .r•IW . the Red Sox gained the victory behind the stout relief pltchiitg ol .,\ndy Hassler. ·· Tigers 7, Blue Jay• Z Detroit's · Milt Wil cox celebrated his 29th birthday with a six-hitter and g ~ plenty of . hittin g support while coasting past Toronto. Lou Whitaker blasted a leadoff homer in the Detroit third and teammate Mark Wagner unloaded a three-run shot in the sixth off ex-Tiger Dave Le.mamczyk. White Sox 4, lndladS 2 Claudell Washington's loth· Inning single sent pinchrunner Harry Chappas racing · home and Cleveland catcher Ron Pruitt missed the tag at the plate, breaking a tie and leading Chicago • over C.1eveiand. . Los Angeles at Seattle, it ' • ... Growly 30" riding mow•" double to lead Boston over K/iflsa$ City. Vastrzemski, who will be 40 in AuKusl, also drew an ln!Amtlonal walk as rTNC'T!IINATI I AP I - fl nRonham ;, 1-41 "o far thi~ d nmot i R" l" pitc·hl'r Fl ill hllst•hall S.·Hson will> H 2.77 , Rnnh<tm , who had otr-~mmn rflrnrrl nm averAI!P. ' ~ll rl'•·r~· on his t>lbnw, ha~ "I talked In nr.' l':eorp,r '""''" Nm'"lf nul of lhf' Flnllnu and we drridrd mv h•Hm 's ~1 H rtin~ rotatinn. 11nn slill i.<n't healed.'' " I ihink I'll mis.< twn mnrr Rlll1haJh said . ") want to s l m1 ~ . " Ronham salrl. throw 11 lot on lhr side for a Sunday, April29 SunCS.y's Glmts New York at Philadelphia Monlreal at ,Chicago San Diego at ,fltlanta · . and I don't want to just stand postponed because of cold · out on the mound and sulk.'' weather. Caldwell's dirty looks have Angels 7, A's 4 stirred lip a fuss arnong the Rod Carew had three hits Orioles who had and drove in two runs and complained when the pitcher Willie Mays Aikens blasted a did the same thing after an · home run to lead California Eddie Murray home run last over Oakland, the Angels: week in Milwaukee. ninth straight victory. The · "Kenny (Singlelon-)" gave Angels sewed it up with a me a vicious look like I was three-run . fifth keyed by going to junip him . or Carew's RBI single. Yankees 5, Rangers 3 something, and that's OK,'' said Caldwell . "Maybe he'll Tharman Munson hit a pair think I'm going to throw at of rlin-scorlng singles and Ed him next time.'' Figueroa and Dick Tidrow In other American League combined on a four-bitter Ill · action, the. California Angels pace New York over Texas. defeated the Oakland A's 7-4; -Sensational fielding plays by the New York Yankees third baseman Graig Nettles defeated the Texas Rangers and center Ieider Mickey 5-3; the ·Boston Red Sox Rivers helped Figueroa spin stopped the Kansas City a ncH!itter Wltil AI Oliver Royals 9-2; the Detroit Tigers drilled a rUI)-scoring double beat the Toronto Blue Jays 7- In the sixth, 2 and the Chicago White Sox Red Sox 9; Royals 2 t\ll'lled back the Cleveland Carl YaztrzelTlski drove in Indians 4·21n 10 innings. The three runs wiih his 386th Seattle·MtnnPMta P.:Rtnfl was career hOmer . ~ single Rnti A Los J, . on «Good Hands" insurance for your new horne. . . ·992·2176 . 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Not only did Singleton blast a tie-breaking homer off the Milwaukee pitcher in the fifth inning Friday night to lead the Baltimore Orioles to a 6-3 triumPh, he also applied a needle : "He sure must remember a lot · of guys,'' said Singleton after bearing of Caldwell's practice. The pitcher had an explanation for his sharp looks. · "I do it for- three reasons,'' said the Milwaukee pitcher. "I make sure the batter touches ev.ery base, J. want Ill remember who hit the ball = MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY 6 9 .-400 -41, ~ Francisco llY KEN RAPPOPORT It ,l: . ' f cu these six teams through llWlY years of helping to build motor' racing to what It is today." "It shows complete disregard for the fans who have purchased tickets," '· 'Patrick oontinued. "It shows ' · complete disregard for the sponsors Who have helped make the Indianapolis 500 the great tporljng spectacle It Is lilday. "VSAC appears to be using the Indlanapo~ 500 as . a pawn In its efforts to destroy · CART as a viable racing organization. We will not let this happen. They have attempted to eliminate alx of · the top racing teams In the world. What do they mean by 'not in good standing'? We're not ev'" members." . Sunday' s Game Washington a t Atlanta ,... By The Associated Pres s Tuesday , April24 Second Round At la nta at Wa shington (n ) ~. Best of Seven Series Thursday , April24 I ' r Eastern Conference Washington at Atlanta (n) , . Game 1 if necessary · : · San Antonio 119, Phi l· Sunday , April 29 • ,adelphia 106 Atl anta a t Washington , it ' · · Game2 necessary San Antonio a1 P hi l ~:adelphitl' . Western Conference Friday's Go, me Tuesday's Game Philade.lphla, 123, Sa n Phoen iJC.102 . Kansas City 99 : Antonio. 115 Friday ' s Game "'t! Sunday's Game Kans~s Cif.Y 111 , Phoeni x 91 : San Ant on fo a t Ph i l Sunday'sGame • adelphia KansaS·City a·t PhoeniN 1111 . Thursday . 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Turner's two-run Expos. before Kingm an crashed one homer in the fourth inning With one out and one on in of his typical homers, a blast and two-run single in the the third, Scott Thompson that soartd more than 400 eighth and Gene Tenace's doubled and Bill Buckner was feet. two-run homer in the sixth gave San Diego's Randy Jones the cushion he needed SEE go the distance against Atlanta, Dale Marphy had a homer and a SIICrifice fly lor ihe Braves. .FORA Aoiros 5, Pirates 4 In the hottom of the lOth inning, Pittsburgh's Phil Garner made a pictureperfect stop of leadoff batter Q-aig Reynolds' smash down ON the third base line. Then Gamer threw the ball into right field. When Reynolds stopped BUY NOW AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF rlllllling, he was standing next to Garner on third base . CASH REBATES BELOW And a few minutes later he scored the winning run on HURRY! REBATES. EN.DAPRIL 30, 1979 Jeff Leonard's fly ba)l to boost Houston past the RE T A I L ST .OMER RE B A T E Pirates. · Cubs 8, Expos 5 · Dave· Kingman hit the Apr11 Mach1ne Model eighth grand-siam homer of his career in the third inning $200 Six CART entries rejected by club INDIANAPOUS (AP) The' Championship Auto Racing Teams organization, which last week threatened to withhold aU of Its entries from the lndlanapj,Us 500, oow will have to fight to get its biggest names Into the $1 million May 27·classic. . The U.S. Auto aub rejected six of CART's. indy entries Friday, saying that they compriSed the "nucleus of a concerted effort to be harmful to auto raclng .. .more specifiCally, to USAC and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway." Pat Patrick, president ol CART and head of one otthe six racing teams, said the USAC action was designed to deStroy CART and vowed to continue the battle. . He dld not say what steps CART would tate. CART broke away from USAC late last year In a dispute over control of championship racing. CART wanted equal voice with USAC in ' making and . enforclr!g Ita rules. . Last week, as the deadline for the 'entry for the 500 approached, CART threatened to boycott the race and stage another $1 million race on the same day. USAC and the Spe,edway refused to back down, and Patrick sulmlltted 44 CART entries two days befrre the deadline. The week-long standoff ended Friday when USAC · notified the six CART teams that their combined 19 entries had been rejected because . they were "not In good . standing with USAC." The six CART teams own the cars driven by AI and Bobby Unser, Johnny Rutherford and Gordon Johncock, aU former Indy 500 r~~ -'fllt> S_ unday TittW~ ··Si•rlti nt• l . St1 rul;1y, /\pr . :~:l . l!l7fl l'hUs 8, Mels 0 Unbeaten Dick Ruthven scattered five New York .hits for his third victory and Philadelphia's fifth in a row . 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Tinwh"t•nti'lwl .~tl!1 fl c • ..'. - ck·AJ.IB.IPOLIS ~ Coach f }t was tlic ~·ighting Tigers' M1 e urcham' s visiting ourth straight victory , Ironton Tigers used the long leaving the lrontonians with ball to defeht Gallipolis 13~ in an 8-3· season mark and 0 a Southeastern Ohio League conference record followin g ba,seball game on Memorial the completion F' d F h o[ the tel riday evening. round play in·t c lr:tgnr lllC Jo ss snuppetl Galliu's two-~<.1 mc winning ~ trc;1k . and left Co;" ·h Jim Osborne's lads with a 2-8-1 season mark and 2+1 mn[crence record . t;allipolis will play off that 1-1 league opener tie with l.o~u n prior to the stmt of Tuesday' :; regularly sd tcdulcd <untcst with the l 'hirftains on Memorial Field. Friday, lrontonlrumnlcred four home ruus off three (; ;J!lipoli:-; pitthcrs and Blue I Jc1·iJ bitt ers SJnashcd two ruund-lrippers off winning hurler Tinker Williams in a high-scoring contest. (;AH!:i starter Art Fogel strom lasted only a third of an inning as the Tigers jwnpcd off to a 4-0 firs! inning lead. . AftcrGregEutslerandKcn Brown belted back·to-back homers for GAHS in two the second , Ironton . added Chiefs hand Marauders · . 11 . 5 SE. 0. dI am0 n d. .I0 s s. The llluc I.Jcvils came back with four runs in the bottom of the fourth to knot the count at 6-all. Ironton put it away with four runs in the fifth inning. Williams went the di•tance (or Ironton, glvlrig up.six runs on 10 hits. He fanned five and walked one. Ironton had one error. Mark Weaver replaced ~·o!(Cl~trom in ' the first in· weaver hur1cod four and mng. two-thirds innings, giving up· . Weaver fanned five and ~~~~~d ~~':~erlf::':J.eBs~~ ~r~r~i~s~v~a::e~hrt":o r':':d walked none. GAHS commltted five costly errors. ror t~e Tigers, Wliliams collected U>ree hits to help his own cause. Jeff Linn SJnashed two home runs. J. Williams, Frank Ainsworth and Mark Fairchild had two hils apiece. Ainsworth and · Fairchlld had solo blaSts. ST, baseman Chuck Derlfleld had i in f tri ~~~f:. h.ts our ps to the Ken Brown also had three •·· .., : ; : ~r:d~~~~~~ethe fourth for a . ~~~:eun:~~ r~:r~it~~~:e~f ·F~o·r····G·A·H·S····.·.·.c·o·n·d·B·ro·wn·(·6·)·an·d·F·o····er··--- ~ l ' Mnquet h<,nnring thf" Rio l ' - 8·10pm . OpenRec . " Ciosed -tn,tramurals . 8·10 p.m . Open Rec . 7-9 p.m . Family Nigh't ______ ____ outf •elder . Sent Mike Dim· mel , outfielder. lo Sp,-ingfield of the Amel'iCan Association. rHP.P.RI.P.AOF.RS ~ Membel'!l .of t!W Vinton Knlrk.• ; rinky-<link rhPerleR~in g sqnH~ 1114' Ill'S! yeHr Hre, front row, Juft to ri~ht , Rosa Rrewcr, Tina Rlarkhurn and I .lhbv A•hwnrlh. Rear -Susan Rnolh. Nnt picture~ - CHrman Mays and Colleen May>, Arlvi"''" · ISI'Iw10l photo 1. - ------------·,--~ Today's IV!ajor League Leaders By The Associated ., 149 S. Third St. Middleport, 0 . (I'UZ, Htn , 12 ; 8 Ti ed With 11. RBI - Fosler, Cin. 16 ; ..... TRIPLES - Moreno. Pgh . lansford, Cal, 23 ; Downing, ~~~~~ r"'.,. Wuluo• AuiOf"WI~ I •~• ¥C• r""-11¥• Ca I. 21 ; Boehle. Sea. 22 ; Cooper, Mil , 21; 'Lemon , Chi ' All. 6 ; kingman, Chi, 4; Sch · midt, Phi, 4 ; Bonnell , Atl, 4; 5 21. . 48~!. LONG. .................~ 1 DOUBLES - Downino . CaL 7; .Cooper. Mil. 6; Hisle, Mil. 6; Lemon , Chi , 6; Washgtn, Chi, 6. ' C . 96" LONG ................ ~2 TRIPLES - R Miller, Cal , Htn, 7; J Cruz, Htn , . 7; 2; Norwood , Min , 2; 31 Tied Moreno, PQh , 6; Royster, Atl, . With 1. HOME RUNS - Lynn. Bsn . 5; Puhl , Htn, 5. PITCHING 12 DecislonsJ - 6; Cooper , MiL 5; Aikens, Bioe. SF, •-o, 1.000, 4.37 ; Ruthven, Phi, 3-0, 1.000, 1.75; .' 95 99 ' Cal, S; Grich , Ca l, S ; 7 Tied With J . . "'\i;;;:;:ill' . 95 . PHONE ....:--------~---------------~----ROOf_ ______ . 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Sponso,- 's name, if f!nv 'Fwt run' slated H14lc'L ~~ hp Hvdrosl slic G14XL 14 hp Gea r .on Swtday, ·May 6 <iAT.LIPOI.IS - The r.allia ·Jackson· Mejgs.Community Mental Health renter is spon· MEET TODAY. MIDDLEPORT - The Meigs Girls' Softball League will meet at4:30p. m. Sunday (today 1 at the R. C. Cola Garage, N. Second Ave ., Middleport . All coaches are to attend . R e~istrt~tinn is 15. This r<'~~*"tion fee inrludes a T· shirt for all finisll!'rs. Interested participant< arP asked to fill in a registration blank and return ilto FrHn 0 MrF.wen, ('-o f:ommunHY Mental Health Center, 412 Vinton Pike, (:allij,oli>. The 011Xi.11 np GeaJ H1UL 16 hp run will featuf(' a onr ttnfi SEE WH1, RIO GRANDE one-half mile, thr"" mile Hod .six milt> C'ourse. 1111STLEOOWN and $5, while second-jllace NORTH RANDALL, Ohio Dukes Big Shot returned $5.20 ( AP) - Great Sire ran past a Blld $4.60and third-place Bold group of top sprinters Friday Gentry paid $7.20. to win the featured $6,500 Ti1.e Trifecta of We 're Allowance at Thistledown R~ady Now 1I I, Mississippi Race Track. Btl~ ( 10) and Something Th~ ~yea~~ld, ridden by Noble (3) paid $114 on 540 Bennte Fehctano and making winning tickets . his first start of 1979, ran the The crowd of 4,585 wagered SIX furlongs in 1:11 1-5. a tntal or $596,794• · Great Sire paid $15._60, $7.60 Hvcrostalic I Here's the finest line-up of 11 hp through 16 hp Tractors in Bolens 60 year tractor his)oryl Each powers a wide range of lawn and garden attachments. Priced riaht. SA<> ttu>m '"day. . COUEGE COM.MUNITY COU,EGE '. CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE STORE :i62 Third Ave . 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M elvin ,L ilttr, Deb Hnmmilc:ll: , Gary Ruetotph, Nancy FO'tNier, Roge,- L1tt1•, Ron McNeese, Rod Ferguson. Sales Managers, Bob Ross ii'lnd Jack Roush . 74 ~r. Wred:e,. Service. Ph.: 44&·3575 DaY - 1146-3650 N1~ht 3 USED CARS •. . • • ~ • Ph. 446-3314 Galllpolis -for all your car care needs. • • _..• 120 020- 7- 6-6 145 21x-13-13-61 Bolens·· Tra~ton XL In P~rlormanee HF.GISTP.R 111.F-~IlAY . [;AJ.I.JPOLJS RPKistratiun for <'h ildren playing hHll this summer will t.. held Tuescl11y, April 24, at 7 p.m. in tt.. Rulaville Town· homw .. Frt' fnr this yPar win n•mHin $5 , to be pal~ at tlmi> nf rrgistration. Cut-o(f dat(' for n'gislrHlion will be Tu.-day, May I at 7 p.m. at R11lMviJJr Tnwnhnust• . Protectant D£UVERY AVAilABLE ~alley Lumber. & Supply.Corporation Entry F ee E nC losed: SS (shi rt) Shirt Size : S M L XL (circle one) • _______. , ·-- ......, Sta te NOW CASH &CARRY THRU 4-28·79 .. Clly Sex Products .,•• 20FT. Address · Age _ NOW ON SHOWROOM FLOOR · '4" \ Name: third while . Taylor wa• ilmiiing Wahama to ju.st one tally In the second before the White Falcons exploded for four runs in the third and Uv'e more in the fourth. Both Smith and HeSilOil's extra base hits came in the fourth to chue Taylor from the mowtd. Wahama added twn more runs in the fifth and on~ li1 the stxth, while Kyger Creek scored two more in the sath frame. Barry VanMatre, the locals pitcher of the future worked the final frame without ·giving up a hit. The freshman righthander struck out one and walked none. Unescore : Jack Smith and Jay Hesson had the only extra base htts for the locals with Smith stroking a triple and Hesson a two bagger. The Bobc.ts touched Fields for 2 runs It! the first, one in KC the second and two rnore in the Wah 1979 MUSTANG INDY PACE CAR ALUMINUM .GUTTER ' Fi ll out' il!ld r eturn thi s blank to : Frclnk 0 . McEwen ,~ ­ J ·M M e ntr~l Health Cente~ . 411 Vinton Pi I< ~. Ga llipolis, OH 45631 . Kreig &lyre and Shawn Fields ·collected two base knocks each. Fields also worked six iimings on the mound and got credit' for hls second pitching victory or the year. · Kyger Creek touched Fields lor six hits and all seven runs with Rees collecting two and Taylor, Westfall, Porter and Russell all notching one each. Re~s also bad Ute Bobcats only extra base knock when he doubled In the opening inning. S21 NOW 17210 1979 FORD LTD 4 DR 17771 10FT. EFFECTIVE CITY. _______________ _:_:_ __ ZIP ----------~ . enr;:~ . , tilt Sf('E'r ., SPPE'd co ntro l, luo . rompi'lrtmf'nt , tr i m bum per r;:~urci s, flm fm rM1io , ctu<'ll r r mot£' mir ror~. f' IE'c rPM ciPirostPr ,. C'li r conrt., tin fP d glass. Stk. Was PRICES STREET.-----------~--------.:..---·------- FORD LTD 4 DR cond., spe.ed control, front & rear bumper guMd s, re11r defroster, tint. glass, dull1 remote mirror s ~ Stk. Na. 401 .. WHITE weight design. NAME __ -: ____________________ _: ________ _ . ' 5" NO FUSS· Turns any electric drill into a fast, efficient paint stripper. Quickly ' ~ <. 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No. 567 1979 FORD • 1979 LANDAU 4 307 f'n~l., p. st ePrinp & hrrtkPs, fllllo. tr<"'ns., ~il' ronri. . spli t hen<"h Sf>il t~. tilt whPl'L spr rct control. front VYas 1979 FORD LTD 2·DR ,:.--;.;,;;;.";,; met .. 302 eng., p. steer. & brakes, ~ut .,.tr(lns. , ..air cond., dual paint strip.es, ltCcent Pumper guacls, front & rear, E'>tferlor accent, tinted (:lla$S, ,dual sport · mirrors , wir e whe·e t covers. Stk. NO. 526 Was· · . NOWrtj795 FIX THAT ROOF I •• •• 4'Xl'x%" CDX 49 ' , hls days as a ma~ager and catcher for Lewiston, Idaho, ol the Northwest League in 1962. · "He could throw hard then . He had a good curve ball," McNamara said of one of his more promising pitchers Norman . " He has much better control and conunand ~f his pitches ,now. He Was only 19 the~," BYGARVCLARK WAllAMA ·• After being sh utout by H avcn~wo od on Thursdav evening, the Wahama White Falcons · bounced back to· defeat visiting Kyger Creek Friday afternoon, 13-7, In an error infested shootout. The White Falcons spotted the Bobcats five runs in the first three lnni~gs before erupting for. nine runs in the third and fo.urth ' frames · to give them their ninth spring victory of the year. The Bend Area learn has tasted defeat only twice this season with both losses coming to Jackson County_schools in Ripley and Ravenswood. Jack Smith and Mark Smith led the Falcon hitting attack with three safeties each while c1uttl remofe NOW 302 eng., ti11 wheel, speed · control, bumper rub str ips, lllir cond .~ interior, luxury group, tinted glass, tight group , ·p . locks, conven. spare, cornering le~mp s, bumpe-r guards, reM defroster, am·fm stereo, 8 frliCk tape. dua l mirror s. No. !62 · • Dan ·Oriessen . Griffey totaled three of the hits , raising his batting average to .400. " We 're playing decent baseball," reflected Bench , who also doubled. . McNamara, in sa.voring the Reds' eighth victory in II games, also reminisced on Wahama whips KC .nine wliP<'I C'OVPI'!'I. Sfk. LANDAU 4 PLYWOOD · 2 DR Slk. No. 573 NOW Made of selected w.ood ' particles and resin binders. No knots or grain. Smooth .· faces and edges. Uniform, easy to cut_Works like solid wood. 3/4" THICK 13 ; Porter , KC, 13 ; Bochte, Sea, 13. HITS - - Carew. Cal. 23 ; Tied With 3. STOLEN BASES - Cabell , SlareFann llthere. .. Cooper, Mil , 15 ; Lynn , Bsn. 5. . '' With II. RBI -- Baylor , Cal, 18 ; 6; Whitfie ld , SF , 6; K .Hr · nandz, St l, 5; Winfield, SO, .... • Cooper , Mil, tJ ; Carew, Cal 13 ; Downing, Cal , 12 ; 6 Tied Puhl, Htn , 2Q; Russell. LA. 20: Wh itfield, SF , 20. DOUBLES - Griffey, Cin, 8; Reitz, 51 L.6; Morgan. Cin. Murphy, ~=:::::::::::===~ Chi, .432. RUNS -' Lansford. Cal, 14; Foster , Cin, 23 ; Concepcn , Cin, 22 ; Griffey , Cin , 22 ; Whitfield , SF, 2. HOME RUNS - MH, 17 ; Jones , Sea! 17 . Chi, A58 ; A Oliver , lex, .447 ; Cooper, Mil , .438 ; A Bannistr, SF. 12. HITS - Winfield. SO. 2>; 2; T Scott, St L. 2; Conceptn , Cln ,. 2; Winfield , SD, 2;. thaiJl. Chi. 22 ; Ryan, Cal , 21; Jenkins , Tex. 21 ; ' Caldwell, A.'ifERtCAN lEAGUE . BATT ING 120 at bats) T,-ammell, Det, .476 ; Squires, Kingman. Chi, 14 ; Dl'lessen , Cin, lA ; J Cruz, Htn , 14 ; K Hrnandz , Sf L, 12 ; Mcidloc.k, See me for State Farm hospital surgical'insun1nce.l Wor - FO~D 307 enc;J., p .s., p.b .. ['luto . trcms., ['lir C"Onci ., Spf'f'd con · ·trol , 'tint . ~li!S S, ('X f . fl('('pnt, du<'ll r~mote mirrors, .front & I'E'i'lr bumper puiH'<is, dui11 fiC"C" ent, .Pi'l int str i pes. ..- ' Htn,' J4; Blue, SF·, 20 ; Seaver, Cin, 19; Knepper , SF , (9 ; Kison , Pgh, 18 . Grifley , Cin ,' .400. RUNS - Pohl , Htn , 13 ; J 992-7155 1979 ~.IDENOUR SUPPLY K Forsch, Htn. J.o. 1.000. 0.67; Richard, Htn, J-0, 1.000, 2.51; Palmer, MIL 2-0. 1.000. 2.35; Zachry. NY , 2·0, 1.000, 3.18; Welch. LA, 2-0. 1.000, 2.84; Perrr. SO, 2·0, LOOO. 2.52. STR IKEOUTS - Richard, Press NATtONt.L LEAGUE BATTING (20 at bats) - .Mille Sw' SAV.E· Rodrigez , t<C, 2-0, 1.000, 9.00 . STRIKEOUTS - Sale Begins on 4-16-79 through 4-21 -79 $1,000 or More Oil on Each New L n::J ~.,.ti.il~.iiRiiui!isl with Each from this Ad - .. Reds -wzn Health of It" on Sunday, May 6. The run wlll serve to kirk off National Mental ·Health Month an~ Retter Speech and Hearin ~ Month. The event will IJegin 1 p.m. at the Rio r.rande rollege c-ross<ountry track art>a . ON 1979 FORD LTD's 111111111111 ASI .YOOR D£AL£R HOW 10; ·• soring a "Fun Run For the S~M"I Your Arteht dealer loo~ torward ·to polndng out the ma~ flne leahlros of the A,rlona Riding Mow.ra and llrilt lllow you what • snap yard clean-up It with lheaturdy rear grUibolgger. Wilcox, Det . 2-0, 1.000, 4. 12; McClure,, Mil , 2-0, 1.000, 2. .45 ; Aase, Cal; 2-0, 1.000, 3.5 7; E 0 ..,. .. Combine the conwuitence of lite Aritne rear gr..,_ boo-r with tile performance and .quallly of an · Aritne Riding Mower and you haw tn unbolatable combination. · · ·. .. Drago, Bsn, 2-0, i.ooo. 2.08; HOME ATHLETIC CONTESTS Thompson , Chi. .47/l; Win · f ield, SO • . 424; Mazzilli. NY, .419 ; Foster, Cin, .41l; ~"'~Ott..:~ @IQOONflq!O" .. ~., ST. LOUIS CARDINALS - Acti.t~ated Jer-ry Mumphrey, Apr il '14 - Baseball vs. TiHin, 1 p.m ., doubl eheader ; Men's Track vs. W. Va . State, 1 p.m . April 16 - Softball vs. Wilmington, 3 p.m .• doubleheader. Aprl l28 - Women 's Track vs. CuyAhoga tc. Ce ntral State and Ma,-ietfa, 12 noon ; Sof1ba tl vs. Wilberforce, 'J p .. , doubleheader . ' . \l i l t BASEBALL National Le~gue PRIC~ES NATATORIUM · 8· W p.m. College Rec ' BlACK. Uluacood Ddahbor, . Fdctay's Spo,-ts Transactions By The Associated Press 5 TOLEN BASES Ran 2·4 p.m . Open Sw im ' 8·10 p .m . College Swim dolph, NY ' 7; Harrah. Cle, 6; J Cruz, Sea, 6; Bonds. Cie, S; B·lOp .m . OpenSwim Cased Manning , Cle, 5: J Norri s, Cle, 5 8-10 p .m . Operi Swim . PITCHrNG 12 Decisionsi 7 - ~ p.m . FamilY Night Closed . John. NY. 3-0, 1.000, 0.76; Wor t ham , Chi. J.o, t.OOO , 2.59 ; 2-A p .m. Open Swim Jenkins , Tex, 3·0, ). 000, f. 99 ; 6·8 p .m .. Open Swim 'l·,j p.m . Open Rec . Apr . 29- 2 ·4 p.m . Open Rec . 6·8 p.m . Open Rec. than )'011 think~ ,. GO~GETTER RP!'t't- p]H~'('r liWHrd.S . )Ptlj.!U<' Sl 'hools (II Apr . 28- C1osed · ""--tioasaocl ' :m• on sHit• HI Tirkrt ~ DATE-GYMNASIUM · ASK .FOR ~iaJ alOt more f11Ht•f,!l' r"fpleria . JJ will bt• •·ater('(l by £Wan Cirrle. Apr . 22Apr. 23Apr . 24Apr. 25Apr . 26Apr . 27- 67~5807. M MEIGS 992-5554 .·· JACKSON 286-55$4 Lvne Center Schedule, Week of Aprll22 , 1979 UPPER DECK . GALLIA 446-5554 RIO GRANDE COLLEGE CAI!JHE 'II Grancit> SJ1f:'fl kt•r. vafifm.s .shc,u)ct ht• mfldt> r1.s .s41on rll' r«\"i.sihl~·. HiJ!hliJ!hl ..r th<· HffH ir is th<• rn·:-t>'nlillion · c•f lhl' c·hampinnship lruphit•s lo . tht• li'fll'tu' winm•r.s in (r~lhHII Hnd haskt'tha ll and 'tht• . lt'rtJ!nr'.s mn.st vrtl u t~ hh• -------------------------~~--~-._ OFFICE PARTIES? lARGE OR SMALL ' ' ' ff'flltlrt'd mrmht·r ~ The productive conterence at the mound followed, with Norman's glimpses o[ teammates Pedro Borbon Blld Frank Pastore in the bullpen adding inc,entive . He retired Hendrick on a 'fly ball and in the ninth yielded a · harmless third. St. Louis run. For Norman, 1-2, the complete game was his first ~mce going the distance tn stnp the Philadelphia Phillies 5-3 on Sept. 4, 1977. He failed to complete five subsequent starts that season, then needed relief in each of his 31 starts in 1978 to set a major league oneseason mark. " I knew what happened last year, but that reaUy wasn.'t on · my mind," said Nom~an, who had added two uncompleted starts to · his string this spring. "It's tougher to pitch this way than if it's 1.()," he said of his ac~mplishment. ''You've' got to kick yourself in the behind to keep goirig . 'I had a real good fastball. I threw it aboutllS percent of the time .... As Norman mowed down the Cards, his teanunates belabored four St. Louis hurlers for 18 hits - three of them solo home rWJs· by Ken • Griffey, Johnny Bench and · HAVE A PROBLEM? ·i ..,· NEED TO TALK IT OUT? CALL CRISIS LINE. . slated May 12 Vflrion~ IF YOU BANQUET NEEDS? "Rei.lly, though, I wasrl't SVAC banquet nf tt.. AJ .J, SVAr fnnthall ""'I ba•ketball >qn•d• will · t.. held ~turday, May 12. The •wnt will ht• h•ld at thinking about - going nine innings. I was strong. I just WBllted tn finish the game for iny first win . That was the main thing," he added. Norman , mlx fng speeds masterfully, handcuffed the Cards on six hits preceding a leadoff triple by Garry Templeton for St. Louis in the eighth. · Keith Hernandez doubled one out later to spoil the Ciricinnali hurier's try for a shutnut, ll!ld the Cards added Mother rWJ quickly when Reds third baseman Ray· Knight scooped up · Roger Freed's grounder and threw wildly past first base. a '. • (AP) Rros left-bander Fred Norman has interrupted his seemingly endless string of IIIICGIIIpleted games with help llong the way. The 36-year~ld Norman given a big lead, wiggled out of an ~lchth-lnnlng jam to lame lhe St. Louis Cardinals 10-3 . following lift at the !OOund from Manager John ~CNIIIJI4U'a . . "IIhlnlt Mac me11t1oned the · fa!=! that I was golilg to he out of th~e if I didn't get · ~ George) Hendrick out, " . • Norman mused afterward · • llboui; !the verbal procl. ;; si ngle. an error. another passed ball, and a fielder's choice account.cd for the runs. Tom Owens was tagecd with the loss as he and Mike ,Triplett t ~amed to fan three and walk four. Brad Lightfoot went the· distance for the lbieftains •. fanning five and wa lking five: · Dave Lehman, Jim Ogg, Mark Huggh . and . Warren Kliansbury each had two singles for the winners, but Berry smacked two singles · and a double to lead the hit.tina. Logan 132 005 ~ 11 12 3 $~ . 1111 fu r "dull• "nd f:2 fur P.A~T MP.Ir.~ - - ..J._. Mit<·hilrln•n 1mdt•r 12. .Meigs 020 o2o ll- 5 1. 4 chem . pn••ident nf thl' Sl11 Mx•rdP<'n, hrarl ha~kt>t­ Lightfoot and Swain. ~nnthern VHli<'v Athlrtit• Con010cns I LPJ, Triplett (6) fPrPn<'P fRVACI h!-l~ nn- hall •·nrwh Ht M~r.sht~ll nounrPrl the f!nnual lt•nJ.!tll' lUniwr.sity, will lU' ttw and Venoy . LOUIS 'Cin~tl hits, including homer. along Tony_ Wether had a adou~le, with weaver. Besides Eustler's homer, · Greg Harrington had a single. . Linescore: .Ironton · 400•241 2- 13 13 I GAHS 020 400 x- 610 5 Batteries: Ironton · WillialUS & Fillrchlld, GAHS - Fogelstrom, W.e~ver (1), sophomore Jerry Fields drew a free pass, and two doubled and Ray Andrews outs later Andrews boomed a followed with a walk. Rick 33i-foot homer into· the left Hovatter also reached on a · field to make the score read 6free pass, and a fielder's 4. choice and a Tom Owens Then came the sixth. Three single got two runs across. walks came first, then a In the fifth, Greg Becker passed ball. Another walk, a 10~3 ,. Norman hurls Ironton uses long hall to trip GAHS,"13 to 6 By Greg Bailey ROCK SPRINGS - The .., Logan Chieftains Friday ir evening scored five unearned r '" runs in the sixth inning ~s l they dumped the host Meigs Marauders! · ll-5 , in an SEGAL con,test. In that big sixth, Logan bunche<l lou(, walks, the only ones they got the entire game. · The Chiefs got one unearned run in the first . With · two outs, the Logan hitter reached on a Meigs error and stole second. A Jim Ogg single sent him racing home . , The visitors padded their lead with three more runs in the top of the second on three· singles, a fielder's choice, and aoother Meigs error. the Meigs defense,' usually light, coughed up four errors on the • night, each one coming at a : ' crucial time. J; The Marauders of Coach 1 Dale Harrison pecked away 'I at the lead with two runs in .the second and two in the ·: fifth. In . the second, . . C~-TheStmdayTimes,~entinel. ~llniley. Apr. 2?. 1!17~ ,.\ pr . ::':J. 1!"11!) •Ilk•• milftlta tD aet battlr dill · PH. ......ans It , NEW CARS . PH . 446-4075 1 ' ·r"""'·· ... . · ~·. ' .• - Spring '~Valley ,_,,'•;.-;!, . ' ..,/' . ~ 529 JACKSON PIKE 4 ~,~; \1-~<(. il'l"' PHO~E 446 4554 HOURS: MON.-SAT. 9 AM 10 I PM �County agent's corner !: ; JIV JOHN C. RICF. •r F.xtrnsion A~t·nt :{ Agrifulhtrr ;t Meigs C.ounly :: POMF.ROV - Spring is the ~ime to get that maple tree or .. rHbapplt> you've ~lA"'en wnn!:tin!! to plant to J!iVe your • front ya rd trot final tout·h. So ;;YllUsearrh, You havr ~onr to lot nf ·, ti'vt•. of ·. wht•lht•r· 11 wtl.l.l pur· trouble to find tht• right !r('t> • dtH.I.lt-d ff~ rt bflrr root, lmrletp.. and Or. T. n. Sydnor, hor· Jll'd, '" <'ontaineriled plant . l-1 ti eulturisl for · th<· Ohio ' A~rirultural R""earrh and · Ot>vrlnpmt>nt Centrr,adviS('s that ynu J!O tn just f4 bit mort" troublt> ir you want your nt>w addition to the landsrape to high and low. survive. rt is surprising how AJ!('ing from nursery to nur- mony homeowners artually "put their tree to death:' by improperly planting it. The hok fur the tree should be 12 inches larger than the roots of the plant, irresper· ··sery until you find what ;vou'vr been looking fnr. You ~urk out your hard earned •dollars and he.ad for home ·· ;,with your prize·tret' in tow . ,., .••• The holt• depth must 1M> suoh that the top of the roothall will rt•sl I to 2 inches Hhove tiM> soil line in the new !oration. After plaring the tree in the hoiP, the foliage should b<' untied and allowed to assume its natural configuration . Pn1ite any damaged bran· ches. Turn ihe tree until its twost ~ irt r i~ f~1,..,.," ''"'"'-' ...,. • mo~t w" ru~rt a nt vif•wing flirl •ctiun . nnn• lhi=-- i:-: ;u·- In 11 llt•pl h of I in!'h intP l h1' rMthnll. Tht•sp ~J nsht ·.~.; in· t•omrli!-thrd, pn1p th(• rootlmll nprighl with l'"<'h, dirt l'i<HI", sun• lhl-11 nn t•irclinJ,!' r1r J~in l ­ linJi roots ('ausPtf hy thP •·un- rl n d ('I' ('lnn~lm\1 '!'~ , Sycl.nor onP-tt1ircl nf the> foli fl).!t" should bt• r •moVl'd at t hi~ point to nr ntht-•r r'nah•riHI tn hold tnr 1f.l inrr n.•main . r~duct' tran~ plaht shOck . For Til(• !->lanrictrtl mix fnr h:-tC'k- difficult In lransplant'spccies tree straight. At thi" point. <' Ill iiWfiY nny no n . filling i ~· two p.:1rts soil from snd1 a~ Morfi inr SwrE'tJ!um , biodegradHblt• materlnls 1ht•ein•a and om• part orJ!;mit• · bht<,·k gum, Hou' rwnml , Sll<'h as plastic twine, plasli<· mattrr. Fertilizer shouill b<' floweri ng dogwood, and J.onburlap. ur plastic• rontainc.•rs. nnifonnly in('nrpnrah•rl into dun ~lane tree, as lnurh as this ll'ilrture lx>fnre llii('~­ Oo not remove the trer filling nt the rates r<'<'Omfrom the hole after It Is tn mended by a soil test . lf a soil plaCP unless it is ron- '""' is not piartiral, frrtilizrr tainerized. If the tree is ron- with a nitro~en ·phosphorustainerlzed, lift it j!ently one pola"!'ium rati o of I :2:1 or last time to remove the ron- I :2:2 s hould be incorporated tainer. Refore returning the at the rate of one-fourth tree to the hole make from pound of actual nilro~en per I three to five vertical slashes • inrh of trunk diameter. After Jillin!( the. hole with the soil, organic matter, and fertilizer mixture, mound some dirt above the soil line around the tree to form a lb<' production of the alfalfa. saucer·like depression to Several plots had been laid facilitate watering: The tree off and part of the chemicals should now be thoroughly had been applied last fall . watered and mulched. Any Others were applied this ·g(IO<I organic rnateriaffree of spring. Some of the control weed seed may be used as the measures were very ef- . mulrhing material. Apply the fective while others were mulch at a depth of 2 to 4 in· somewhat less effective. The ches to insure uniform results of this infonnatlon moisture in the rootball area ran he obtained from Mr. and reduce weed growth. Cook at the Extension Office located in the Courthouse An· BY JOHN COOPER Soil Cons. Service PT. PLEASANT - Two KZlOOOLTD . la ndowners became • 4·Stroke, DOHC ·4-Cylinder Engine • lncrediple cooperators of the Western Styling • Alloy Spoke Soil Conservation District Wheels • All Drilled and asked for assistanDiscs • New Air· ce.These were J.ewis Dodson, .Injection System whose place is near Mason and Kevin Brown, near I .etart Mr. Dodson has 17 acres and was interested in soils information but expects to develop the land for grassland production · and to develop a spring for llvestock use. Kevin Brown has 40 Doa't let the good tlmea pue yuu by! acres on Brinker Run , He was interested In planting some steep land to pine trees with the expectation of har748 E . Main St . vesting thein for Christmas Pomeroy, 0 , trees . Walter Salamacha of 992 -2184 SCS looked at thfs land with Mr. Brown and they looked at a pond site that he was in· terested in. Walter reported that it appeared to be a good THE pond site at the forks' of a hollow and that the land I"CLA~i51C which was on the point beEIGHT'' tween the forks was clay soil and would be good material " ....CopiM by many ~u•led by none " with which to make the fill. We were on the B. J . Silverman farm near Glenwood Barnyard Resistant Touch!! helping plan the ilse of this land. This land consisted • Oil tanrted red cder le1tMr1 that mostly of woodland on which lrt s~t~cially choln ftr tblir rnistaact there is some timber thilt can 1nimalatids, tGII'Imertialtertilirers b<' harvested. Ms. Silverman and caustic sodas. was also interested in an • lo11e• Ltatlttr top, won't pull off. evaluation of some soils at a • eDitGUrt~ Ltaltltr biCk Sllf for tdrl location that was being con' su~. sidered for a mobile home • Areta sa(lporilnaltmpered steel shank. • Non·rustlna heatS 1M eyelets. development , • Hard·wnt111 thlppew1 1- clllltort We attended a field day at .....~- _, cllfi tilled Hit, INICUiip n1b1Mr lt11L the G. C. Sommer farm • Goellp11 wtlt toMtl'llttion. which was held by Carl Cook, • s..al-priOf ltather insoles. Mason County Extension 0 tool, drill I!OIIJI. Agent and Charles Sperow, F.:rtenslon Agronomist from WVU. The purpose of this field day was to see weed control measures that could be L..::::::::.:::.:.:__::::.._:::'!~::.....;:=:=iiiiiiiiii--...J applied to alfalfa to lilcrease nex. plantinJ,!:will not be concealed by tn,>e wrap. Wrapping a merhanical injury very often will ,rompound the problem. O e pc>ndin,g on cir- lhr tret> for you, insist on cumstances, You •90649 ··1011 49 CUT'20 *129 ' '144 St:::>·"-41 ' 'S I . and . . 1 By Bryson R. (Bud) Carter Gallla County Extension Agent RADIO SHACK GAJ.IJPOLIS - In all types of replacement housing for dairy animals , the primary need is lo provide a dry, drilfl·frer env1~onment. Ease of JT)''"ure handling and lahnr efficiency in feedmg are Important btl! are S<•eondary im;x>rlmw•• IIi the health of the calf or heifer. · Cold housing systems' for ralvt•s rlrpenil upon natural vrntilation in which the indoor tempen; tun• is allowed to ilurtuatr with the outdoor temperature. Generally these structures rove Utile or no insulation. Winter temperatures arc typically 5 · degrees F. above outdoors and summer tt>mperatures range 5 to 10 degrees F. below outdoor temperatures in uninsulaled buildings. The individual ralf hutch is a kind of rnld housing in use. One type of calf hutr~ consists of a covered cubide, four feet wide by eight feet long by three and one half feet high, with an open lot three feet by six feet at one end . On~ end of the hutch is :half o~n and half en~)osed to control drafts and allow a ca lf free access to the pen Jot. The hutch should face the east and be located on a well drained site. · Some dairymen are successfully usi;•g hutches four feet wide by four feet long by four feet high and tethering the calf to the hutch with a six foot lenb>lh of light chain or a rope. Calf hutches have been used since 1965 in temperature ra~glng from 5 degrees F. to 100 degrees F. Calf performance both In terms of groWih and health, has been good. Calves can be kept in hutches until weaned. The hutch should be well-bedded and cleaned as required. After each calf; ~hange the hutch location and thoroughly dean the hutch . This reduces the possibility of disease sprea<l from one <·a if to another. lf you'd like to have m•;re information or plans for the movable calf hutch please conktrt us at the Gallia County Extension Off1ce, P. 0 . Rox 72, Gallipolis, or rail 446-4612 extension 32. 407 PEARL ST. MIDDLEPORT OPEN ·9-6 Mon.-Sal 12-6 Sunday 992-3662 THIS MOVARIE calf hutch Is one of "'vera! in use on the Vallryvi••w Oairy f'arm Tfl yiftr flnd Sons, Kerr-:-Harrisb!ITJ! Ro(ld . r.ounty F.xtrn!'inn Al!rnt, Rml r.artPr s.ay~ thr THylnr.; ar.r wt'll piPrt~P<I with fhl' rPsult sn f(lr of u~ing lht• hul ch4·~. Phm ~ Hrr rwai!Hhlr ;.1 t t.he rounty Exten,ion Office. Gallia 4-H Club News charge of the program. TIM> next meeting will be May 10 at Eatem Churrh. Advisors are Ruth Wood and Janel Hutchins. Members present were IJsa Green, Sandy Lakin , Kay Smith, Reth Sallsbury1 Mary Barker, Sandra Patnrk, Rehecca McCartney ·and Joy Carter. - Reporter Joy r.arter., Patriot Merry Makers met April ll at Sa)em Church.. Sandy Lakin ·presided. Ruth Woo<i and Janet Hutchins had CONSOI.JDATF.O RF.PORT OF CONDmON OF • 16 1979 MARQUIS Triangle 4-H Club mel April 15 at Kevin Rurnette's home. Lynn Niday presided. 1 Oennls Farrell and Davison Miller led .devotions. Lynn Niday and Jackie Graham had charge of the program. Jackie Cbrwln demonstrated How to plant a ?ussy·wmow by a stem from a tree. We discussed going to Kings Island June 19 and projerls, selling fair tickets and ordertng emblems for T-shirts. The nrlrt meeting will b<' May 10 at Rrian Eads' home. Ad- Federal Reserve Dlstrtrt Nn. 4 of Galllpolls In the State of Ohio and Domestic Sub•ldlariPs at the elose of business on Mareh 31, 1979. 4dr., 302 V-8, aufo .. tint gloss, AM radio, Air, maroon . '· 'Sticker '7851. '6654 1979 MARQUIS 2 dr, 351 V-8, auto., air, tint glass. AM-FM stereo, block '7004 2 dr ., 302 V-8, 'auto., air, tint glass, AM-FM stereo, blue .. · Sticker '7924. '6718 1979 MARQUIS. BROUGHAM 2 dr, ., 351 , V-8, a utC" J ir, AM· FM stereo tilt wheel, crui se ,J.wer seat . Sticker '9226. tape. '7740 • door, 302, auto.. olr, lint gloss, AM-FM 2 dr ., 3~, auto., air, tint glass, AM-FM stereo, stereo, split bench seat, sliver. red metallic. Sticker '8103. '6832 2 dr., 30Z, auto., air, lint glau AM· FM stereo, maroon 1 Sticker 17936: '6698 ASSETS Cash and due from depository inst itution s . . . . . ... . .... . , . . , .. 2,262,000.00 U.S. Treasury securities ....... . .. .... : ... . ....... .. . ...... ... 4,513,000.00 Obligations of other U.S. Government agencies and corporations ... ..... .. . . ........ . ....... , , . , . , . , l ,782,000.00 Obligations of States and political subdivisions in the United States . .. .. . ........ .. .. ...... .... . . .. .... ..... 6,3115,000.00 Federal funds sold and securities purrhased under agreements to resell .. . . . . . . ............... 1,490,000.00 T.oa.ns, Total (excluding une:~rn rcl inrome l . . . . . . .. : 20,710,001).00 I .ess: Allownnee for possihle loa n lnssf's . . . .. . . . ..... 230,000.00 i .oans, Net. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . .. . . . . . . .. .· ... 20,480,000.00 Bank prfmises, furniture and fixtures, an~ other assets representing bank premi ses .......... .. , , , ....... , . 760,000.00 All other assets ............ .. ........... . ... . .... , .. , , . . . ...... 451,000.00 TOTAI. ASSF.TS .......... . ......... .. .................... .. . 38,123,000.00 J.JARJJ.mES . Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations ....... . .. .. ...... ............ . ... .. ..... .. 6,9!1.~.000.00 Time and savings deposits of indi vid uals, partnrrships, and corporations . .. . ... ..... ..... ... . . . ...... . 24,508,000.110 Deposits of United States Government. ..... . . . .. .. .. ...... ..... . . 242,000.00 Deposits of States and political i uhdivisions in the United States. . . . . . ....... . ... . .. . ...... 2,381,000.00 Certified and officers ' checks .... . ... . .......... . ............. . , 177,000.00 Total Deposil.s ........... . , ..... . ...... . , ....... .. ... . , ..... 34,271,000.00 a. Tolal demand deposils .... . ........... ,............. 8,863,000.00 b. Total lime and savings deposits , ... . . .. . ......... , . 25,401!,000.00 All other liabilities ... ........ . ...... . ... .. .. ... , .... . ....... . .. 306,000.00 TOTA!. !.lA RIJ.ITIF.S I excluding suhordinatcd note. and debentures l ..... , . . . , ... .. 34,577,000.110 F.Qli!TY CAPITAL ., Common stock a. No. shares authorized 00,000 b. No. shares outstanding 90,000 . . . . .. . .... I Par Value) 900,000:00 Surplus .. , . .... . .......... . ....... . ..................... : .. . 1,300,000.00 Uooivided profits and reserve for contingencies und other capital reserves ......... . .. . .......... . .... . ...... 1,346,000.00 TOTALEQIDTYCAPITAJ. .... .. . ........ .. ............. I .... 3,546,000.00 TOTAl, I.IARJJ .!TIES AND F.QIDTY CAPITAL . ........ . . . ... .... ... .. ... . . . .......... 38,123,000.00 1979 .MAROUIS . ·· Sticker '7582. '6418 2 dr ./ 302 auto ., alf, . tint glass cruise. tilt wheel . cordovan · Sticker 18189. ' • 1979 LTD LANDAU 4 dr ., 302, auto .. air tlnt _~lass, AM-FM , w~jte. · Sticker 18162. '6877 visors are. ,Jarkie Graham , Mr. and Mrs. Marj on C.aldwell , and Mr. and Mrs. Paul n. Niday. Members presenl were Pa1d Duncan, J(l( Foster, Rob Foster, nary Caldwell, Robbie Nib<'rt , Rim Niday, Lynn Niday, Wayne Niday, Jackie Cor· . 4 dr., 351 , auto., air, lint glass. AM-FM stereo tape cruise, tilt wheel, loaded. . .'8099 ' •, O'Dell Pest Control Tom Fain Exterminating TERMITE and PEST OONTROL ROACHES - MOTHS - SILVERFISH ' WATER BUGS - SPIDERS - ANTS - FLEAS FHA and VA INSPECTION & CERTIF !CATION licensed by The Ohio State Dept. of Agriculture Terms Avail;~ble · Fully Insured ., Prompt service Throu~hout Galiia & Meigs Counties Smce 1958 Inspection Without Obligation MAIN OFFICE UNIROYAl. -· · Runaway Winners ... with leather-reinforced nylon uppers and shock-absorbing soles. ' 'l• Men's and Boy's: Blue with iridescent yellow trim . It .I Me ns: SV. - 12 I Boys: 2 •;, - 6 ' I I • l •• Me n's a nd Boy's: Blue with yellow trim . , . •. ...':\ Me n Only: , Yellow with bh:Je trim . Perfect cQmbinatlon-a kll ng diamond aM a peileclll mate. Columbi a u:' a mo :1a provide the seal you r love togethe r- for eterni ty. ~,~. ' I TAWNEY JEWELERS 424 Second Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio ' I •.J Silver "ridge Plaza _Mon . lhru Sat, 10 til9 Sunday I til s · OhJo.Valley Bank can anange the loan. Whether The Ohio Valley Bank loan department is ready waiting to help you with your next vehicle you ride the and purchase. Whatever you have your heart set on ... it's a sleek new sedan or a harq working . · roads or ·whether truck or tractor ... our loan r:)eople are geared up . · . . :the ra~ge.•• to help. Get the wheels turning. Stop in any Ohio Valley Bank office and talk to the bankers who are serious about making loans. Our terms and rates are the kind you'd expect ... convenient and attractive! We the undersigned directors, attest the correctness of this Report of Condition r'tncluding .the .supporting schedules) and derlared that it has b<'en ex· amlned by us and to the best of our knowledge and helief has been prepored In conformance with the instructions and is true and c~rrrrl. J. J . Riazer,Jr. D. Paul Oavies - J)ircrtors U. A. Cornett a .,ft ,, ' ' Expect more from · Valley Bank. Pour Joc•tlol!lt to " ' " )IOU Mttcr. · l'tember. I'DIC · ' I ' ;. ' •• I ., J the undersigned offi cer do hereby deClare that this Report of Condition llncl~ding the supporting schertules ) is ImP to the b<'st of my knowledge and belief. · · Corrert- Attest : Wayne 1•. Niday F.xeeutlve Vice President & Cashier April16, 1979 State of Ohio, County ofGallia, ss : .._ • , Sworn to and subscribed b<'fore me this 17th day of April , 1979, and' I herrhy certify that! am nol an offi~r or dircetor of this bank. . ' My commi.s.sion expf~cs .Junel~ . 1!ll!1 K•th~ SkHI(I!s, Notary J'uhllr. .' ' • MF.MORANDA Amounts outstanding as of report d:~te. Time certificates of depo~i t in denominations of $100,000 or more ....................... ...... ........ ...... . 2.470,000.011 Average for 30 calendar days Ior calrnd:~r month l rndih~ with report dat.: Total deposits.. . ........ . ......... . . .. .. .. . .. .. .. . . • . . . .. 33,987,000.00 SUPPI .F.MF.N1'AI . MF:MORANDA Pledged assets and securities loaned lbook value I : U.S. Government obligations, direct and guaranteed, pledged to secure deposits and other li abilities ... . ... . .... .. . .... 851 ,000.00 Other assets pledged to secure deposits and other liabilities I including notes and bills rediscounted and ·· securities sold under repurchased agreement l . . . .............. 1,473,000.00 TOTAL ...... ..... ....... . .. . .. ............ . ... ............. 2,32~,000.00 '6898 win , Melaine Niday, rynthi;o 0<-~ vi son , Angie Smit h, Ri l'hard Niday. Gu<•sts presrnt were Mrs. r.(-lrl Saunders and Margaret Rurnette. Rt•no1'ler ,JaGkir C:orwin. . and Savings Bank Ford LTD t\J)J)A VILLR - The honor roll for the fourth six weeks ~t t\doaville Elementary is being announced . An x denotes straight A's. Fourth Grade - Karen Abrams - x, Holly Carman , Tim Gordon , Cindy Hanby, Stephanie Leifheit, Shaun Swisher, Paula Young. Fifth Grade - Todd Bower· sock, Lori Hammond, Mitzy Hitchcock , l.eanna Nibert, Barry Sheets. Six th Grade .. Shelli J;lradley .- x, Heidi Carman, Sharon Coler -x, Larry Edge, -Rilli .In t1ordon. Janet Gor· thony Kitchen , Barry Matdon , Billie Jo Grosvenor, An - .thews, Amy Noble."" FASTRA by State Rank No. Marquis And n CUT'l5 Addaville honor roll Agriculture and( our conunwnty: see111g ' the trunk b<'fore it is , staking may be n~eded to wnipped. Th.is insures that keep the tree upright until it any mechanical injury which becomes established. On 1979. Mercury April ZZ, 1179 . This coming vear will be surrounded b.y many QC)od friends with whom yOu'll be able to share some e>:ciling adventures . This will include your Old paiS 18 well ilS some new ones . TAURUS !April Ill-Mow .ZOI Your ·lawn tractor laWn tractor ' best approach with others tbday is the soft-sell method . Gentle ways and a relaxed atmosphere will do the trick . Learn more about yourself by Features 36-in. side-discharge . sending fOr your new AstraFeatures 36·in. rear-di!!1:harge Graph letter which begins With mower deck. 3 speeds forward, 1 ·mower deck . Variable·drive your birthday . Mall $1 tor each reverse . Me,dium-back seat. transmission. High-back seat. lo Astro-Graph , P.O. BoX 489, Radio City Sta!lon, N.Y. 100t9. Price Includes Shipp! Delivery and S~l Up. Be sUre to st>ecify birth sign. GEMINI (Moy Z1·June ZOI Succes s will not etude you today, though you may . feel a little uncertain about obtaining it. Let things fall Into place and . show you the way . • CANCER (June 21-Juty IZI You may do mo·re thinking about what you should b8 doing than doing it today . As long as .no:hing ' important has to be dane . there 's no harm done . LEO tJulw 23-Aug. IZI Go out of your way to be generous to one who has been very considerate 9213 of you . Let this p~qson know You're appreciative . VIRGO (Aug . Z3-Sept. 2ZI Xou could have some ·diffic:uUy mak -l Eager-I" 3.6-RP 20-in. Eager· I '" 3;6-RP 22-in. Craltsman<11 3.6-RP ing up your mind about Important issues and sticking to your pqshmower 20-in. oush mower self·propeUed mower decisions today . Better walt till tomorrow belore committing yoursen . LIBRA (Sept. Z:I-Oct. Zll Puttering arqund with jllot of nonessentials may be just what you • Shipping exira .• Price• are cataloa price• need to relax . Not every day • Ask about Sean credit plana has to be spend on gung-ho • Now on sale in our "8" and ..T" c~talog •upplemenu projects . · SCORPIO (Oct. 24-!'lov. 2ZI ToSoUslaction Guaranteed Or Your ·Monell Batk day. i s fine day to locus your .. . · . •· · S·ilvrr R ridge .PI~ra attention on pleasurable pur suits . Vo-.J should have no Most. men:hand1H available ( Fo r srrvicr for p1ck-up w1th1n a few days \ trouble r;nding friends with Ph . 446 -,7 07 whom yoo can have a good time . SEARS, ROEBUCK .-\NO CO. CUT '130 11-HP electric-start guying . C-7-The Sunday Times-sentinel. Sunday. Apr. 22, tn79 The Commercial Sticker '8291. CUT '150 10-HP electric-start trans· ., Apt'll ZZ .'95 occurrerl wHrrunt remova l. irN' wr'HP.~ to pr(•vrnt sun Sl'ald · ar1• a good idea · on r<'<'<'nll)' transplantl'd trees. Tr smneont• iR transplanting . We recently helped Carl Schwars at his chicken operation near Hartford with water management around the chicken houses. He has two 300-foot. long chicken houses that are located near the base of a hilL The house nearest the hlll Is the one where the water problem exists. Water runs down off the hill at a rainy time and makes the floor of the chicken house wet. It was ·decided that a diversion ditch could be built behind the house nearest the hill and that this ditch would In· · tercept the runoff water before it came into the chicken house. Mr. Schwarz was expecting to receive ~.000 pullets which would be future laying hens. George Viar, F.ngineer of Soil Conservation Servire located at Parkersburg, was in Mason County to help two Mason ~o1mty landowners With plans for an.imal waste disposal. Each of them was interested in storing manure at his dairy operation so as to spread the manure wben the ground was suitable to get on , and to stay off the land.when ·it was too wet or soft to cross over. Steve Nibert of Galltpolis Ferry is planning to develop a spring whiah would be used for home water supply. Walter Salamacha helped us make the detailed plan. ·• Ouring the visit to the farm they checked the flow of the water from tb<' spring and found that It was producing at this time about 1,200 gallons per day. Jt Is a single vein spring coming out of the side of the hill and the plan was to collect It into a collec· lion basin and to carry it from the collection basin to a reservoir. J&R SPORT SHOP durin~ h:llf 1;f the IPHf bt.•ru1nl! t wil!s rrlH\ ' Lay of the land ·Still the king! CUT '20 s»y~ �~--· -·---- -----·-· -··. ' .. ~- ----- · Pf C"lt•an h·nnis ~""''" t" Ihi' BY: DIANA S. EBERTS COUNTY EXTENSION AGENT HOME ECONOMICS MEIGS COUNTY RomP Eronomin Meigs County POMEROY- Those down. filled j~ckets , comforters, sleeping bags and • other items had a lot of use this winter. Now, with milder weather on hand , it's time to get them cleaned and ready for storage, suggests Joyce Smit~ . Extension clothing specialist, The Ohio Stale University. To clean down-filled items, use the "delicate" cycle on y 0 ur washing marhine with warm water and a mild detergent. The special cleaners available for -<li1wn . Cid thr rlo.wn-f.illc-.i thorn n~hly dr)' ifl'm,~; hdort• stnring. bN·cm.st• moist ~trrH~ ran milclPw. It mav takt• yield will remove 4:;o pounds 1 Ry Stephen n. Hlhinger f1A 1,J,JPOI .rs . . _ rrbr n~tiona l snil ft•MIIity tt•vels soybeans will save you th<• omd rmtk(' tht• ~oil mur(' lr ng bt•Pn ''wnrkablt•." Hiinlpcul·I}'JX' r<•c·ng-ni?t•cl .,'~ ., tx•m•ri('h] · pr(lhlt•rns ur :wvc•rp Plodding prildir~· fur ( ~rc)~ion rcmtr~)}' w~11 IX' n-chH'rtt .signific·antly. f!ml .soil tilt h maintenann>. Ahm. dllrirW scwl-crop yt•ars ''nl't nf 40 poumh; of mtr"o~(ln . f'nrn wi.ll rt•qnire twu pcmnd.s nf mtrn~t·n for evPr}' lm~ht>l produrrct.- Ry Hddi ng 100 JWt!mt!o; c~f ~Jtr<~~t·n :t 00 or when stnhbl• or st(l('ks an• hnshr) mrn•aSI' m y1elcl t'Ot! lcl r·ut llf inn hH s r.enerally , " lar~<·r Hmonnt of nrg:mic• mnth•r wiiJ lw in-· h~rt cln _uw J!~uund, rrosivt• h~ t>xpt>.dt>cl. lThat 1 ~. N1rporatecl into tht• soil with fnrt ...s ar.minimizedanrl shil d.srt·~archng other lac•lorsl. srvrral ~yrl<•s to iet th<• rotational ••roppin~ systems. prarti..rs are not . broken Tht• Sl'<'ond 100 pound aparc not necessary and they're ilt•n;' ~'flmplrtely dry but This ' fa<·tltr will inl'n•ase to11se and rarriccl away. phratlon wtll generally y1eld l'lCpensive, too. 11oi\'t use any don t ra.se the dryer ternAnt there are alsi> delinitr 40 bushels more. So, the enzvme pre-soak products rn- ,, perature t~ speed up the p<"troii\Um - basr<l or Stod· aclvanta~es to <'rop rotation residual nitro~en..•npplies heivy-dnty detergents. prot·t~ss .. High temperatures dard solv<•nt ~: Stime dry.. ,frnm " fertility stand-point from ~rup . rota !ton. rotl!d Tht'se produrlCi C'lelin toO wrll . r~n ctam~ge th~ down. C'lt>aning .sulutiims sudl as For in~t.a nt•e, a 4040 perrent mr~~ stgn.lft rant savmJ!s !n ·-ann remove the ,natural nils . nown·fllled Items ran ~· pr rr hl nrt• l hy lent• rna Y le~nme stancl in sod will frrtlhzer.bllls., hne dned but Uw pr(l('<'SS ts nama~• down . elimin<(te the need for extra For each ;wrrcnt orga nic·. from the clown. An important step in laun- hme.,onsnmmg. Choose a P.~tronizr 11 clry <'Ira ncr . n i 1ro g en 8 pp 1irati 011 • .matter in the soil, 13 bushels clering down-filled item• is ~varm sunny day .. Wet clown who ha s ex periPn<"e in L<')!Urries manufacture their of.. eorn can be prcxlueed thorough ri nsin~. r.ive the IS very beavy so ~ tVP.'he lme deanin~ th•se Items. flown- own nitrogen supplies and in without supplemental feritems several rinses - any extra support. If possible, luy ·filled items shoulcl not fl<o , tum help "feed " the other tilization. In this area the detergent residue that's left lht• wet Item arro_s.• two nr . elennr•n in enln-operated dry rrops. When this legume is typical organic matter levels in the down rauses it to three hnes. This g1ves extra r!eaning ma<'hines. · , plowed - there will be a · ran~e from 2-4 percent. The dump together. Without flu!- support and speeds up the If yon do have ,these it•ms resiclual nitrogen supply to soli will naturally produce 26finess the down loses its in· clrym~ . too. At least onre an nry l'!eaned, air them . help defray nitrogen costs. 50 bushels of com (assuming suiati~g qualities. In .hard hour- and ?flener is better - .. thoroughly~ Fumes left in the When corn follows a no other factors advel'l!e!y af, water areas, use a non- shake the !lems thoroughly down may cause illness or soybean crop, one pound of feet produdion). Ther~fore, predpitatin~ water solt~ner to fluff up the clown and keep even d•ath , Thorough airing . nitrogen will be .available in by increasing the. or~anic in the wash and rinse water It from fonnmg mto clumps. is particularly important for. the soil for each bushel of matter levels, a higher tohelpremoveanyresidue. nown.f1lled Items ran be slel'ping bllgs ann bed eom· beansprodured. na.tural fertility level is obDry the items in an dry •·leaned, but .only With fortet' . A 40-bushel yield of tamed. · deanin~ clown-filled items RY DIANA S. ERERTS F..tenstonl Agent hwt . 11w l,..1 lh tnwl'l s nh~nrh mnisturt' tln!f t h(• tl'nni~ shr~t·s· h(•)p hn•Hk up clttrnp!< uf ma~nesi um . An B ton alfalfa · · · Rota·tt"on -z·m·-:1:'' n ..oves soz"l condz·u·on·_ :::~:~;i·:.~.'.:'· ~~::;r;·::. ,l ..:.-·~~ . - ~ : : : . _ dt•;~nt,.;,thtmvd~arlffHp: 1 ir · rrt~p rotatiOn nitrOgen, will not pounds 80 l'll mJr1ate .thr need . ~or r.ch•quate and proper frr111_1ty prot!rams . F.ven w1t h '~mttura~ fertilit7" · t~e pu~fl fnr ~1 gh yJel.d s w1~l potaSh. · Tht>se hiJ!h defna nds Can deplete the natural soU ·fer· lility level~ . Soil test, follow · the recommendations arid ~~eir.!a~1 f~~:.l ~~~gr. nr<'essttate accordmg to soli test recomm:nctatt~ns . A 180 bushel corn y1eld will remove lite if you would be in· 240 pounds mtrogen, 100 terested . in . figuring the pounds phosphate, 240 ponn- proper. crop rotation for your ~dsjii.t:lpotlitaiiiiiishl.iaiiinildi.i501.i.Opoii!uiiiniiidlislll!llf•armlll!ll.lll!lllll!lllll!lllll!lllilllll!lllll!ll. . 1 McCiures 354 • phosphate and 450 pounds E. Main Pomeroy, 0. LONG HOTDOG AND FRENcH FRIES . ONLY $109 classified ." Bouse expected to oppose Senate's proposal • OOLUMBUS,Ohio (AP) +Substantial opposition is ass~l'!ld ii'i the House to a Senate.proposal allowing local schnol boards · a limited right to levy an income tax of up to I percent +If it g.ts through the upper chamber. Senate Education Chairman Ma rcu~ A. Roberto, 0llllvenna; described the plan in detail last week and had it ins4rted into a school funding bill which comes up for a vote in 1:11\i committee Wednesday. - Both the Democratic and Republican .caucuses of the Senate liave gone oil record in la~or of ihe plan, and Gov. James A. . Rllodes has also said he supports it. · •· However, despite strong restrictions on the way a local tax CIYUid be Imposed without a vote of the people, and the fact it would be in effect only long enough to retire debt, a growing of lawmakers say they are either outright a~ainst. it or nwnber . . are highly skeptical. Three .senalot'll who supported Roberto's amendment Wednesday night said they didn't like It , nd were reserving the right to vote later against the entire .school funding package. Sens. Paul R. Malia, R-Westlake, J. Cooper Snyder, R· Blanchester, and John K. Mahoney, !}Springfield, all cricitized the plan, and could have defeated it with their votes. However, they apparently went along lor the time being as a courteousy to the chairman. Sons, John Timothy McCormack, D-Eilclid, and Ronald I.. Nabakowski, D-Lorain, voted not to even allow the amendment into the bilL · Some House Democrats, meanwhll~. said privately they were slightly miffed because of not being consulted. . The scheme apparently grew out of a series ·of ".onmmil. ' meetings" invoMng Rhodes, House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr., Senate PresldentOliver Ocasek, D-Akron, and others. Ocasek, who announced the plan Tuesday following a Democratic Senate caucU!I, said it had been discussed during the series of summit meetings which were closed to the news media. Veteran Rep, Arthur Wilkowski, D-Toledo, who offered a similar proposal + except lor one key difference + in 1977, predicted the latest tax plan "will never pass." Legislators are not going to give school boards the right to levy any kind of a tax, hesaid. · The difference in his bill, he pointed out, was that the voters would have had to give their approval before a future tax could be levied without a vote, and then only under spelled out con· ditions. imWav sat. & Sunday Only, April21 & 22, '79 PHONE .AHEA'O 992·6292 . Vol.' 14 ZENITH TV 'AND NO. 12 ~· . Rep. WilllamE'. Hinig, 0-New Philadelphia, chait'lfi8n ofthe House Ways and Means Committee, said he will· oppose thi! pending bill no matter what kinds of safeguards are in it. Under the proposal, a school district could not impose the tax unless certified as lacking sufficient funds to keep schools open. Then, they woul.d have to try to borrow from private banks and be rejected. The boards then would have to apply lor and get approval of a loan from the state. The school board could then adopt.a resolution imposing the tax.. In addition, voters could collect a specifie<l nwnber of signatures to put it on a ballot for repeat. They would have 90 .days in which to collect sufficieni signatures, and once obtained, the tax would be suspended until voters deride whether . they want to keep it. ' 1!imt~- - jttttittti . ' SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1979 PAGE 'l ·D · . STEREO COMPONENTS SAVE UP TO '15r' ON, TV's & UP TO '6000 ON STEREOS With the Purchase of Any Bedroom Suite of '599.95 or More You'll Receive a Sealy Box Springs and Mattress - Queen or Full Size .Selected By Our Salesman ready to contact the area industrialists, while dlscusslng his plan with Gene· Brown, who will handle .the Independent Business campaign-for ACS early In May. GETS READY - Bud McGhee, left, volunteer chairman lor the industry segment of the American Cancer Society (ACS) Crusade lor the G~llia County Unit, gets ABSOLUTELY FREE . . McGhee heading cancer event GALLIPOLIS - ·Myron I.. that a significant' n~ber of '\ !lud) McGhee, local realtor, the local industries and their bas been nl\llled chairman for personnel· will respond this week's industrial positively to this speelallund •. crusade lor the GaWa County , raising effort ~ CruSade means not only UDit, Ainerican Cancer fund raising for the ACS, but Society. throughout the yel!l', public • 'Gallia's industries will be information campaigns and coniBc!ed April 23 through pro l~ssional education APi:D 28. .. . April is designated as programs take place. As McGhee pointed out, Cr!lsade Month for ·the ACS. · "The money raised in GaUia McGhee said he is hopeful BUY NOW FOR FATHER'S . DAY GIVING. LOWEST PRICE_S YOU'Lt FIND THIS YEAR SUITES IN FAMOUS NAME BRANDS LIKE... STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM l~r.:::::::~~;:::;~~;;;::::::::~1 COMING SOON----'""""• .- - -. .:. . . .:. . - - - - , RUSTIC LOOK I • ' '• LIVING ROOM GROUP SOFA; CHAIR, LOVE SEAT, ROCKER, FOOT STOOL * ~~~~~:E ** COUINS $39995 . WIMATTRESS 0"\..'i NOW IN STOCK_ _ _ _..._III!II Also available as a Brigadier's Bunk Bed at AND 3 TABLES. ALL 8 PIECES LIVING ROOM GROUP . HIDE-A.BED, LOV.E SEAT, CHAIR, FOOTSTOOL AND RECLINER LIVING 'ROOM .SUITE EARLY AMERICAN 3 PC. - SOFA - CHAI AND LOVESEAT '399' 5 20% OFF \ National Volunteer · Week to be observed GALLIPOLIS .Th e Gallipolis State Institute \!olunteer Department, . in i!Onjunction with National '{,plunteer Week, will sponsor -a week long get acquainted Program for prospe_ctive new volunteers. Kickoff for the !Uek's activities will be a 'tolunteer Thank-you Buffet to be held in the Multipin-pose Room at the Activity ~nter on Monday, April 23, l!!;6 p.m. e format Includes a ""!come by the Volunteer Cli-ordinators, Shirley Djtlley, Jane Ann Denney and Janet Miller; the bullet lunclieon, to be followed by ·sj)ecial .entertainment supPiled by the Gallia Academy l!lgh School Jazz Band. -Following the concert, speakel'l! will be Bill Davis, Ultit A; Sarah Winters, Unit B, Charlie Saunders, Unit C; Bobbie. Enoch.. Unit D and Terry Shrader-, Unit E. They will provide a brief pre~n­ tation about their individual units, plus an explanation of the types of volunteers needed to perform certain tasks. Atour of the institution will be available . directly alter the program. All persons interested in becoming~ volun· leer at dthe. GSI are encourage to attend, a question and answer period s hall culminate .t he festivities. . For the duration of the week, articles On Volunteerism at the institution will appear daily, topics of further interest are the Foster Grandparent Program, Guardian Services County is used for research, education and service to local ·cancer patients who reside in our county. · Our' local unit has an outstanding service program and this is. what couryts peroonally to those in our community who are stricken directed by Gene Brown as the volunteer chairman. For answerQ, ·to . ~my questions or to get additional information, . con,tact the Executive Director of the Gallia County Unit, Pat Boyer; by calling the unlt office at 416-7479. SUPERINTENDENT rl. the Meigs Ohio Department of Transportation was ·on hand Friday supervising the placing rl. hot mix on the railroad tracks 00 Pomeroy's East Main Street. HOT MIX was being distributed from the back of one of the state trucks on E'ast Main Street In Pomeroy Friday. . '• State .unions· up against 'h~~·odds . '· COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) ~ st.ate ell)ployee unions the Crusade, both by to boos( the size of a Seek applicants seeking educating the public to the proposed state employ~ pay danger signs related to hike appear to be going 1 cancer, and !he funds raised PORTSMOUTH- The Job against tremendous if not' fOr research and service, Information Center, located hopeless odds. may mean that we can strike at 507 Chillicothe street (:ll!d Gov. James A. Rhodes' out cancer in our lifetime." Floor Citizens Savings), proposedincrease,av..-aglng The independent business announces it will be 7 percent over the nell! two campaign on behaU of the · accepting applications for the · years, was left intact this Gallia County Unit will be follojl'ing State Civil Service week as the House Finance carried out in May and Examinations: Account Committee completed Its Clerk 1 and 2; Security work on the , 17 _8 bUUon state Officer 1 and 2; Teacher; budget bill. _ VANDALISM Highway Patrol Trooper ; Rhodes . administration REPORTED Examiner I, 2, 3, and !; officialssaidearllerthehike, Property destruction Typist 2; stenographer 2; which will cost $222 million, Is involving a fence at the . Ho~ital Aide, and Correction all the state can alford in Its Gallipolis Locks and Dam, Officer 2 \Marlon).. . tight! funded, no-new-taxes Anyone 111terested 111 taking . bud~ Apple Grove, was reported Des 'ite claims by the early today to the Mason any of the above exams are to County Sqerifl's Department. come to the office and pick up empto~ee unions that' the A locks official said that a an . application . Filing boost Is inadequate _ ' one vehicle had been driven . deadline for molt of the leader described It Friday as through the fence, tearing posiltons IS May 4. Office "an atroclt , -the ay raise down four posts. Damage was bours are from 8 a . m. · ~ 5 P· was not ' !ven a ~btl of m. Monday through Fr1day. estimated at '150. with cancer. The success of contention as commttiee · and Mwticipal Employ~•. backing a bUI providing an Democrats and Republicans called the governor's across-the-board boost of n .35 an hol!l'. It a!Bo calls lor · fought over the size of a pro I") sal ·"an atrocity." fringe benefits wblch include projJerty tax-relief pickage;, He noted that rather than fully paid bospitallzatlon and increased welfare b<nellts, giving 7 percent lo all of the medical care along with shift and other major Items In the state's more than 80,000 r,ecord spending doeument. 1 • employees, it ranges from 3 differentials and hazardous Earlier, Senate Finance to 8 percent over the duty pay. U.alrman Harry Mesliel, D- biennlwn·starting July 1. He FATHER CHARGED Youngstown, said the amounl said a boost of 14 percent CLEVELAND (AP) 1n Rhodes' budget lor the pay would be , required " to Cl ilton Askew, 18, of raise would not be increased maintain purchasing power." in that dtamber. . He also asserted that the Cleveland has been charged Meshel said· once the bill civil service portioliB of the with h<111icide in the bathtub ·reacheshiscommittee - that governor's proposal are drowning of his 2-year-old . oon, Clifton Jackson, on AprU will be late nell! week, if it "totally unacceptable!' passes the House on For Instance, he noted that 5. The Cuyahoga CountY Wednesday ":hen a floor vote it calls for hiring from a list of in scheduled 111 that chamber 10 persons on a · cerificatlon coroner's office, which ruled - he will ask the various llst,changlngtheextstinglaw ' the death a homicide, said its investigation showed the emplOyee organizations to which calls lor only three. child was alive when he was say how they want the $222 "Politics, more and more,' removed from· the wa'!er. but million. to be aUocated. will be the determining factor . Thomas .E. Morgan . of who gets a job with state · died Immediately afterward legislative director of Ohio govenunent," Morgan said. as a result of hailing too much Council 8, American His organization, which has water in his lungs. Askew remains in the city l"ederation of state, County 35,000 members in Ohio, is 1 jail. • Limited ~ Citizens • Advisory Board and Volunteer involvement at the GSI. -FUm festival this weekend ATHENS, Ohio (AP) Independent · filmmaker s, 'members _of· the film industry, stude.nts and movie buffs were expected to gather in Athens this weekend for the opening of the sixth !annual Athens International FUm Festival. .The flr!t weekend of the Illday event were to be devoted to a ·tribute to movie special effects. Robert Blalack, who woo an Academy Award lor his miniature optical effects in . the movie Star Wars, was to discuss his craft along with · -James S~ourt and Linwood Dunn. Shourt was on the star Wars special effects team while Dunn's work includes the original King Kong and Mighty Joe Young, which woo an Oscar for special effects in 1949. l \ ''., • .• J '• ' - Negotiations resume Tuesday · CINCINNATI (AP) Negotiations between the United Rubber Workers and Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. 'were recessed Friday and wt11 resume Tuesday, bOth llidea announced. The talks have been going on here since March 6 for 21,!!00Goodyear employees at 15 locations in the United States. \ ( . Mort Leggett-, spokesnum for Goody~, and James · Peake, chief union . negotiator, said the negotiations were to continue on a day-to-day basis. The old contract expired at midnight ·Friday. The planned strike agaln~~t the industry was called off at union headquarters in Akron · earlier Friday. · • j I ~ • ...• MUSIC AWARDS PRESENTED - Joseph Maleslck, new band director of Southern High School, presented the John Philip Sousa award to two seniors at the altnual band banquet held Salurdlty night at t~e high school. Receiving the award as the m<)SI promising iiiSttmmental students from Malesick wrre Carol Morris,_center, and Becky . . • Crow. •'I SENIORS HONORED - These six 11enlin rl. the Southern 'High School marching band receiVed cha1'1118 as their awards Satunllty night when the annual band panquet was held at the high school. The lour holdlng trophies received them in recognition of continuous service in the band since the fifth grade. All ~nd students received awards during the banquet preaided over by Ramona Yonker, booster president. The senjors pictured are, Iron!, I to r, Penny Smith, llecky Crow, Carol Morrts 1back, I to r , Ter~sa Ervin, J.lsa Warner and Marie Pickens. ~I ~ ( • ' •• �PAf HILL - For Best Results Use Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds . AFFORDABLE ECONOMICAL DRIVING FORD For a Deal . ODQ ------- ------ 'IN MEMORY OF My husba nd , Charles H Henlsey who pass ed away Ap r~ l27 PJ71 ;te 1s gone but not forgollf'n And as downs anoth er yeor ...., In my lonelv, years of th tnktng Thought of h1m ore alway s near Days of sadn ess sttll come o'er me ' Friends may fhmk the would 1s healed But they httle ~no w the sorrow That hes w1thm my h ~ a r t coneeal 1,80 MODEL NOW ON DISPLAY! MANY LOW-MILEAGE, ONE-OWNER TRADE-INS. SHOP OUR BIG LOT TODAY. Karr & Van Zandt 500 E. 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POMFROY Opl'n E' vc ntnA Suntii 6 ,00 til S p m Silt + K 6 54 North Ea&l t• Pass ' 2+ Pass Pass Pass Pass Pa ss Opening lead: AT HARRISONVILLE SCHOOL ', som e items we now hr~ ve donated are T r uck top p er , sm t1 !1 gMden tr it cl or two be ds, c off ee a net end t abt (!S, cli shr s, <'l f't tn c Skltlr l s. ch tlctren 's ~ (l m es & to ys, c lo t hrs, books, ri'td tos, 1c1mps, rod s. ref'l ~. lures & t i1C ~ I (' 1l0)(C S, k r aut ruttC' r , cilrbl dP lig ht , s;. br(' saw, l ('nrc chMgN, a nd m ore co rrqn g tn c1 ~ ily Don,l tions will be appr cc t;:~t ed , you ctln bnng tf (l m s to sc hool or ci1lt for ptckvp 711 '2 -3000, 74'l 3048, 742· 2643 EATS BY P.T .O P,uc.ll oneer - L Donahue C:a sh or Ch ec k with 1. 0. Not re spon stbi iJ for .-cc tdPnt s o' loss of propertv . South • overtr ick saw East drop the eight Dummy 's queen was played next and when East dropped the ja ck , th e mne and seven had b ecome equals and South had h1 s five dtamond tha t South's play would have led to down three mstead of down two if the I+ doubleton d1amond had not 3 NT ei g ht or IO"e1ght , bul that had been a thoroug hl y just1· liable risk. been etther ) ack-10, jack· +3 You hold : 4-2 1-B • KJ 8 ., A ?6 • Q943 2 + BS By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag. South analyzed the lead as lourth be•t. That meant thai the delen•e had set up three spade tricks . South c ould be s ure of one spade - he had thai trick In the bank - plus one heart and two clubs. He ne ede d live diamond lrl ck s to rnak e his three notrump It would be mce to collP.ctsax triCks in that diamond <Utt and the y would be the re for htm if he let h1s k1ng of diamond• hold the f1rst diamond trwk and the suit broke 3"3, o r the ' - - - - - . . - - - . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' jack" !On w as a doubl e ton • an and was very happy When he Note AUCTION THE HARRISONVILLE P T 0 WILLHOLOANAUCTIONATB 3D P .M . FRIDAY E VENING , APRIL 27 c hucked tric k s. Vulnerable : Both Dealer : North West decided that he wante d to take the bes t ltne of pla y to gathe r in five diamonds If away by taking that line he wouldn't be at all unhappy . Therefore, at trick two South overtook his king of diamonds w1th dummy's ace EAST • Q95 "Q985 V, iENDE~ U5UAI..I..Y SAID "TO A R'EG>ULAR A Texas reade r ask s if we ra1se partner's one-spade opening btd to two The answer CU~IOMER', Now arrange the ctrcled teners to Jumbles TEASE RIGOR EGOISM INDUCT> Answer What the filling station attendant was do ing most of th1e ltme-"GASSING" FARM E'QUIPMENT- SHOP TOOLS - HOUSEHOLD Saturday, Apnl 28 -Ttm~· 10 AM , location Tuppers South was not gr eedy He he I IS ''Yes'' a decided This IS the correct respopse m any standard biddmg system, 1NEW!Ii.PAPER t<: NTF:R PRT SE ASSN 1 (Do yq u have a q fles tron for th e experts? Wn te Ask the £xperts care of thrs newspape r lndl wdu.il queS tions Will be answered d sccompallled by stamped se rf-address ed envelop es The ·nost mterest'ng quesltons wtll be used m lh ts column' and w11f recerve copres of J ACOBY MODERN I Ptms. Ohto Directtons · Foffow Rt. so & 7 to coohttlle, Ohto, then stay on •Rt. 1 to Tuppers Platns. then turn on 681 for Approx. 5 rnjles or from St Rt. JJ turFl E on 681 at Darwin Watch for Stgns. w. FARM EQUIPMENT · Ford 4,000 d 1ese l filr m tr actor - 10 excell ent co ndl t1on , 3 pt liitc h wit h lr ve power pl us h yd r null c coupl1ng , s1 of Ford plows (3- lA 1nch, :l pt httch , 1n v ery good cond 1f JOn , Ford 8ft ttan sport di sc ( In excellen t con d Jtton) , Oearborne d1 sc w 1th 3 pt. tltt ch, New Holland h ay bind, Model 469 in v ery good cond it 1on C9 ft cut) , Massey Fergu son No 9 hay bail er in t" xc e11 e nt cond 1ton , Massey F erguson wheel r ake l good concttton) . For d ha y condition er (good cond ), N ew Hollcmd fl<'lll type t ank manure spread er (good cond L Shaver hyd p ost dnver made for front frflc t or mount (same as new)'<.. Side Wtricter bru sh hog, "s ft Cin good condition) , M ono 5 ft brush hog (fram e 1n e x ce llenf cond 1t1on needs gear r ep a ir), New Idea l Mode l 7 1 row c orn pi ck er (good) , Otrver 14ft flat beet farm w agon (good ), John D eer e 12ft w agon (extra h ea vy fra m e wtth brakes), Wmde Win der r ear bla de Model UB 7 (g ood ). Case c ombme Mode l 75 PTO d r ive (in gooct c on d 1ton> ~ Th1 s m ac tHne ry has been well m atn talned & kept in a dry bUild ing Plus · 2- 1,500 bu she l cor n crtbs (P.Oq t ~ bl e heavy wlre with dom e roofs ), 3 r ound bal e hay' feeders, set of tr ac tor ch ains Plus In th e Shop and 'OUtbuil dr ngs - Lm co ln 225 el ec t w elde r (c om pl et e wtth l ends) l arge shop atr com pressor (ap prox 30 g al t cmkl , Atlas drfl l press ( 1n ex ce llent cond } , bench gnnder , S1de gn n der, hand toots of all kinds, snap-on tool ca bmet w1th 1 ' 4 '" dnve sock et set I c om plete) v:;o m ddve sock et se t (c omplete ), combma tio n bo x & end wrenc hes & a large t ool bo x, iron work b ench , c hains, chC11n binders, v ibrator s.:tnder, 3 large pipe stands (2 1eveling adjustments ) , 11', inc h elect im p;t c t wr en c h, c entu,ry kerosene spr~ ce h eater (l1ke new). 2 wh eel buggy for cutting outfit, 2 elec t fen c e c harqer s, 2 sets fence stretcher s, 4 r olls b arb wire , se t of tru ck ch a in s Mise hand & qarden tool s, 2 hand c orn planter s, set of 4 horse d rawn double trees, W arm Morning wood & coal heatmg stove, New Ben Frank lin wood & coal het! nQ stove (Sttll m box ), se v eral sheet s galvanized ftn , se v eral hundrt"d ft of t ong & g roov e 7Xil ' s (Cresofe treated ). sev eral loc ust pos1 s. old horse drawn · cu lti v ator s, old rak e, 2 sheets ' '4 '" flat plate steel, p aint broom s, plus many , m any item s not II st eel Plu s Household· 2 living room suites, nice desk & c hair, som e antiques. storm doors, canni ng jars,. c lothtng plus ott1er· household furni !'ihings plus a 1971 Pmto, 2 door sedan r m ec han Jcally good but n eeds body r epEtl r > Thts will be a very good auction with something for everyone Come early. Look around. A~so thts 190 acre farm is: for Sill e Positive 10 require~ for bid numbers lunch & refrf'shments wilt ber served See you Satur · day Ev ~ryone welcome . ' E . L. "Red" Miller. "Auct. Mr. Lester "Buck" Keaton -Owner .' Blonder mole Found off Flot woods Rd m 3103 FOUND VOUNG female Dober 0'\0n w1th _collnr on Hob"'Oil Dnve 9<12 7501 LOST SMAll hlocM Ch1huohuo RPwo rrJ Sn owv ille orf'O 9'12 SS6 2 -- ----Notices - - -- --- - --- 1978 CHEVETIE 2 DR········ ••'3495 Lo c~ l car, .d speed trfl ns , rad1o, good t 1r es, clean m 1 T978luiMPALA 00lJPEo~:..•..•.•'6295 Loc al1 owner & only 11,000 ml es, AM FM rad10 , power w1ndows &. 0 L ock s, c rui se control. tilt sf wh eeL a1r co nd , d lgttnl c loc k 305 V 8, P S, P B , anct shrp c ar, sdve r w ith r ed v 1n yl top 1977 CHEV. IMPALA 4 DR ••••• s4195 S mr~ll V 8, .;~uto , P S , P B , tockm g c1 tff , a! r cond , c lean i ntenor, g r een ftni sh 1977 PINTO 2 DR ••••••••••••• '2795 L o ct~ l own er , c iPtm 1nten or , AM FM CB r adio, good trr es 1976 MUSTANG II CPE •••••••• s2795 4 c yl , r~ utomr~tt c, goocl ttr es. blue fin 1sh, ra d ro , good ec onomy & r eal sportY 1975 FORD PINTO WGN ........ s2295 d cy l , t ocr~11 a u fom ~ t1 c tr c1 ns, good t1res, good econ omy & a owner car Rad1 o, c olor wh tte 1975 GRANADA FORD 4 DR.,••• 52895 1 6 c y l' en g1 ne, a ir c ond , auto mah c, P sfeenng, good w ·w t1res, ra d1 o, vinyl roo f, c o lor gr ee n 1974 CAMARO •••·•••••••••••••• $1695 350 v -e. 3 speed 8 tr ek t ap e, A M r adio, good tire s, body needs paint1ng ' - 1976 CHEV. C60 CAB CHASSIS s4995 292 engine, 1 sp eed R axle, 825x 20 hres, soli d cab & good .,rnechilnlcalt y 102'' C to ~xle UR SINCERE thank s to fri end s "" neighbors and rel.otrv es lor I - wers food cords and pr ay ers :'.: ,at the deeth of our mother tlo E" : W1seman A spec1a l fhonk s to Rev A lan Blackw ood Jane - W1se organiSt and Walker :::_ Funeral Dtrector - The Wiseman Fam1ly .... _, . - - CLASS REUNION WILL BE HELD AUGUST 18, 1979 For more mformaflon , call Carol Sord('n, 388-8S81 or Jtm SkidfTIOr~ . 44& -0176 Please contact as soon as pos stble: FACTS Y OU SHOULD KNOW A CONTRACT I§ NO RETTER THAN tTSMAt<ER To bl' sotll' 11 prop!'rly ownl'r 1hould set> that a contract for ront1n1.1tnR IPrmlll' or powo:ll'r rn st bl'l'IIP pro trttfon 1$ mild!' w1lh ,1 corpcro'lllon A contract with an •no:llvlo:lulll r11n bl'rom r vofd lor m;,ny r1'<1SOn 5 111 rlullln" dl'alh f'r!Prmllal is a cor poro111on - not an •ndrvtdUi'l A con tract motdt' wllh Frll'rm l11'11 ~ notal· frrt,..d hy dt i!ltl Sltknt H, li'ml!v problco m s or MIY nt tnco m;,nv ottwr c:ondriiOII t wh1rh miiV olfll'rt lhr In (!lvlduill Wilham Thoma ~ Ph 44~ ,901 . NOW OPEN SHAWN'S ANTIQUES & FURNITURE 'J:OST ladies brown handbOI et- Silver Bndge Pl aza Mur ]lhy's REWARD :l,'i97 or 446 1222 - C•ll 256 ; OST : tool box and jumpe1 Z ables, at Pin e Street Cat .Wash . Call Dave L ockj'lart, - ~ Chihuahua , 1973 CHEV. 1f2 TON V8.••••••••••'1395 A utom a t1 c was S179S. 1967 CHEV. 1f2 TON •••••••• m.v.. s495 SAVE MONEY. SAVE GAl, NIW LUV 2 Wh. Drive & 4 Wh. Drive Piekupl Good selection new Chevy "van · Conversion, Mini Homes, Sport Vans, 4 Wh. Blazers, 112 & J/ 4 Ton 4 Wh. Pickup. . 029• ney Cal l 2d5 5050 THE' BE ST buy in dl~m o nd s, go to Tawne y Jeweler s, 411 Sec on d Avenue, Gallrpoli s Compare pnce s r~nywh e r e HOU SE AND ROOF PA I N TtN G Free 4<6 1S67 c~ttm ate s Call SWIMLAND POOLS ond Ac cesso r1 es Now open f or bus 1n ess "'t 150 Th.i rd Ave, D BUMGARDNER SALE' S. INC Ph 992 5724 Pool c hemt c r~l s , eQuipm ent, sup pltes Free delivery,, CALL US for your photographic n eeds Por· frltit , commercial a nd w ed Tawne y d ing photography Stucttos. 42.4 Second Ave -------For Sale, Rent or Trade -------slat1on power wagon , full Olds Tor onado, f ull power ,; Call :1)1roet Co ll756 117' 4d6 7788 - Al so ~ ~t&C£D SEAAJt~ ~O GUnER CO. 8~ Vans, Motor Drive Drive P ~ YMOU T H 6 cy t DU STER , nuto , aood condi ti on , $6.10 Cell d4 6 47?9 1977 CHE V ROLET PI CKUP , aooct conrlltlon, $3000 Al so 1969 O p~ l K ~d et , qood con rlitmn II ?56 1557 c... 1977 AS PEN ST ATI O N WAGO N, P S, PB, AC, 318 , lo w r.n llt"r!Qe, onr ow ner Ct1 ll 446 396ft T HUNDE R BIR D, e ll Celli 9.49 '2650 1Q76 GMC SIERRA G1onde 1 • ton rn ,kup PB P S A C E11 rf"lletn rond1hon 54000 .4'1 000 m1lrs John tht e Rl I ROCine Oh1o 1970 CHE VRO t fT IM PALA Custom 350 '} bbl power sc-ots P S P C Overhaul k rt tar 18Q Ford m1nu s rod beortng Q4 Q 16.4 1 lQ77 OlDS CUTLASS Solon AM FM rodt o bu ek et sea ts e" tra s 7.4 2 2.4 35 1Q73 B U IC ~ GflAN Spor1 P S P B A C ou to Roll.,- ....,heels good cond S1600 985 4216 1966 750 FORD von neor neW 19M CheVrole t NoVo sl oh on wagon 7-413M 3 1975 CHE VRO LE T IMP ALA, 7 dr , h ardtop, P S, PB , a 1r, cru rse control , l1nft>d g l r~ss. 350 V 8 enq , onl y dO, OOO m1l es D nrk m et c:tll c blu e, L 1ke new Wfth 5 one ow ner npw t1 r es S?800 Cr~ ll .4A6 4273 1975 197d DODGE VAN, P S, PB , A4to throuahou t Spm Cilll 410~Aitrr ONF OWNFP 1973 Fnr rl l Tn P.rnuohM., , ,111 Clf'1 110n!; til(f" f97f, C"/I. P P I , Vt., ;Hr P ~ . Pf' , ~ t NI"C'I ntu" m nr r Prr fnr l""1il nr" pltl" ?'\ M P r.. l i' il ll.-tf. 1(179 f\M FM A S SIS T A NT 1977 JA V E LIN , auto , atr , ve ry oood con cf , low mJieaQ c, ldl P nPW tir es, ma o wh £>e l s Pn ced lo st>ll Cnll 388 8441 Ful l or Pnrt tt m r F.rt r n $ 1'i 00 pPr hnur M ust he pC' r ~ onrthlf' , n!'nt . willlno to work In tNVIC'W April 17 , -4 30 or 7 F cono Tr~vC'l M t"'tf'l Rl3'l Hnncf\'mi" n for r o oftn ~. shtnolf"s, spoutma som e c1 uc f work r oofrepilt r. Musthr>r)( pf"nPnSf'r1 · Wn1 t" P 0 Rnx 150. Pt Plt"i' '5M~t . WV ?5550 Al ltL DINC. AND GROUNDS PN M I" , M A INTEN A NCE r Ps p ons thil lti l's w 1ll bf' r ustodi AI r1u ttrs. l raht mr1 1n tPMncf' work Ahi C' to work vArt f' 1\' of s1'11fts Contnc-t Juan1til Afh il, PPrsonnel Galft i'l Ja ck son Mf'i ns Com mun tt y MPnfilt Hf'""lth Cf'n tPr , Gi'l! ipOit s, Ohio 4d6 5500 RELIABLE B~BYSITTER , aoocl r onrf 1976 Kohl£> r trc'l c tor . 14 HP nil gear c1rlvP,' wtth farm eQu1pmen f Cn ll 379 ?327 J 1978 FORO L TO IORdert w1th """the ex trils C.:tll 7.45 506.4 GR ANO PRIX , • ONE PIECI • NO LEAK POMEROY MOTOR CO. OP E RA J OR S Wol h MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES RITE AID IS DEDICATED TO FUTURES RJTURES FOR PEOPLE LIKE YOU. • • We're a nationally known rapidly growing retail drug chain with over 720 stores in 16 states, where w e're looking for capable, ag · gressive individui>ls, , whO want to start a rewarding man~>gem e nt career, that offe rs personal security ~>nd " profitilble futur.e. Our inward and upwvrd development pro· gram, excellent salary , compilnY paid benefits, vre 1ust some mor e pluses for a cilreer chilnge 614·446 ·9131 Or Write Oirertor of RPcruitmenl 992 ·2126 :Pomeroy . Open Evenings Til 8: 00p.m. RITE AID DiScount Pharmacy 1698-82051 Silver Bridge Shopping Center Rt, 35 & 7, Gallipolis, Oh . 45631 j ,., Box 67, RD No.1, Albany, Ohio Not Rr.-o;pons1ble tor Acctdent s L IJ /llf"l ''lu••l• l ••t ' ••• U I 1973 ROLE N S 10 HP rtrl1nct tCtwn m owrr QOM rond Cit l l •U .6 665 7 0 s 1979 BRON CO, ' WO , 3700 mrtes, A M FM t ilpe. A C. aut o , P S PB, roll bar, n il tf' rrntn t 1res under cor1tecl Cost $1 0. 000 Wtll tilk e $8500 C.lll A46 0768 1978 Ford F 150, 4 x .4 step'5 JdP, AT , PS, AM rt=~dl o, tr Rc ft on tock , wh1 t r spoke wheels Ph dd6 73 .:!0 aftrr d 30 1974 XR7 COUGAR , grern w rth w v1nyl top , r.1cfJ ;. ts. P S, PB , r e1 d10, 6'/JOOO mil es Ph .446 .4331 After 4PM 1975 ChE"VY Milli b U Cla ssi c. A C, P S, PB , new t ir es , nPW ex hr.ust syst em . ltk e new m Stde v out PH '256 1198 1975 MONTE CA RLO , bl oc k r ~ lt y w he4:' 1S 1978 M E' RCUR Y ZE P HYR , exc cond , 6 cyl , r~ uto G-i'll 3 7~ 7'- -46 ~ff er 6pm , PS F 100, 7?00 mtl es shor t wh£>e l bil se Is it look Pr CA ll A46 7575 Mte r fl JOpm 1977 AMF 1~ 76 VUT ACO 750 Pu r sano 1977 H o ne! ~ CR 175 ~ l s 1n 0 r P Cn tl367 7300 n ft er 5pm sk iS nnd Ci'111 388 (lryf'r 19' 8 JEEP CAL Ld d6 Od1 6 1978 FORD PICKUP , low miles, CB ond toppE'r Ct' ll d46 716 .4 after 5 30 1965 CH E VROLET T R UCK , Ca ll 367 P 8 , r;tdral flrt>s, R'('lfey wh(>Ph , tlott'l sC'at s. f1ft whPPI , AM FM SfCr('O , floor mnts, ptn stnptnq , undf'r coilflnq, ru st proof, spf.- sl1 ~uard s , 1, 000 mdPs Nr vPr b C' f'n dnven tn ratn or snow Phnn€' 379 7770 or 14 5 9.5 44 aftrr s·oo p m $6, 300 00 For Sale f, R AV E'LY TPAC T OP 5 ~ net i'llti'lchmf'nts PM t s i'ln d ser Vi('f" OtJTI)OOR FQU I p MFNT S ALES Jcl Rls FOR SALE CR E STLIN ER M f'rcu r y 50 HP , 1? hnurs, 1977 Shor ellnP tr .;1 t1 rr , Sk i PQU IP , E')l tra s Cil ll 4.46 AA76 MU ~K I E , Rutland Furntture ha s pu r Chil S('d 3 MPw truck s and W (' no w hrl vr 3 qood used truck s to sell A PPL ~ CRATE' S, 1 bu si1e. hn r ctw oocf v f"a eta ble, fru1t . ~ t o r ~ Cl(' , ru StiC bOOk Cfl SE' S $'}50 CCl ll A46 30.41 ilfter 5 p m Sef' iii SO ~t Am b les Jd P N ur "NY I AYNES NEW AND USED FURNITURENFW b• I>V OJ\ VI S SE W Vr<C CE NT E R Nf'W SPW 1no m<lr hi nP'> $79 95 ilnr! up Nf'W SWPPpPr S S/.4 q5 r~nrl op Sewina m M h lnf' fur n1fllrf' . p o rt ~ bl e Cil S(''5 , m ot or s Clnr! parts, Vilcuu m clf'ilnrr hose, motor s, bi'gs, ruo t oo ls, r-ar pr t sh Ampoo Ctnc1 r-tc . RPpillr on All m AkPS ant1 morir l s Pt cku p nnct cif'li vPr Y OnP hfllf m tiP up Cif'('l rO f'S Cr PC'I< R('l (Pi ll -4A6 . 197< HONO A 750 K , 10,000 mil('.. ~ Mirll e haps, f1 Rri !1f1, front anrl r eM saf ety h Ar S, hAOO tWO ~t'C'It , SISSY bM c"'! n(f hrn or1Clf' r rtl k I l k r new c-onrt ~ llf 95 C.i' ll 11116 18~ 4 wi l~ t:l'pt,r rrmk Bl or fc hu i lc1t na 30 x All Arint o:o n Tw p , $13,.500 19711 H M l<'Y OcWt c1son E lf'('trn C. hdr. $36{1() 1979 Chrvy p 1rlt \JP, .i whl c1 r , onl' hi' lf Inn C;f>ROO Cn tl 4.t l! 13 ~ 5 C"ll .i f ~ "1! FT t'nntr"n ~ /\S~ (";1 !1 R<"/IT 3.'i HP :?S-'1 1467 ~ ft f'r , Ton Ton 7 on PhonP 747 n1 1 O;ry or 74 ? ') 746 Nrte RUTlAND FURNITURE General Electric Appliances EMER SON at r con d1t1 oner , energy snver, brand new , $450 Call d46 0816 SALE PRICES GUITAR wi! h case lif. c Stcr l qu,ror w1th cnse good con dtl 1on 997 7.453 E" I ~CTRIC nrw SPRING HAS sprw1g oga1 n at Bobs Mark e t end Groenhou'-CS O"top se ts c;eed po tai OI'S l r rtd 1re r balk gon:ll'n ~ N·d nqd oil Porl y v~ g,... t nbi P plan t!> an1 strowbe(ry plo11. l s now ready tor &nle Bob s Matk c t M(l son. Ph one 773 57? 1 Opr>n 7 rloy s 88 STE REO rod1 0 l ope ( Qr1,bu,ollon $190 Maple d1ne11r set $180 Block Bos ton r oo ~p r $90 S€'<1 ot 760 1ourPI St M1ddleport PLANTS CABBAGE' broccol r cou hllowN brusse ls ~ prout s h ~od lellure tomo toe'i ond lorgJCO •wlt>rlron of hPI'k fmg on nuol ~ Poh of fl owers and hong tng ba sk e t s Cleland G r ec nh ou sf' Gerold1ne Cleland Ron ne FOR PAR TS 1970 Pon tr or Bon nf'vtU r} 455 A bb l rnotor ond trM s Perfec t $15(1 9Q7 b770 or sec ol 143 Bunorn u t '1'1 FOOT DElUX F Sto1rroft trad er re fr1g er otor A C Sl ov£> siC'cps 6 On d1 sploy ot Hagar 1y s 825 Beoch St M1ddlepnr t VE'SPA CIAO mopehcod b1k c boys Mole Doberman 76 b1k o •for more 1n formot1on coli 985 .4155 COMPl ETf RE f SE h11rh wi th 1000 lb sway bar s 747 ?667 RIDING MOWFR 8 h f'l 1960 G M C 60 paso; cnger bu s Ho s b een wo r ked ove r pcuntl'l'r! gMd !tros 997 63-4 5 1976 ' , SUZUK I cl u t b1kc 750 RM l 1k n new Cen t Br1nogcr 94'il 1387 197.4 GMC JIMMV P B P S A C 7 wheel dn vc Pr1ced I COS Onoblr.- (a ll 9Q2 3580 GOOD CONDITIONED h0y S 70 Dcllveryovoilab lc 997 770] or DOUBlE OVEN ro1 nge con t11110US rleon11,g Frost t. Ot> Whrdp oo l rc l ngcrotor Coldspot 01r (01\ d11ron•ng 18 500 8 1 U Whr ll pool washer ond cl rysr 1 bo ~s e tt be d• oo rn 'i ultr> 94 q 1878 Ron ald Hart GOAlS SOME lust l ,e,.hened two dun Ill J u ly O!ld Aug u o, t Al~k1ds Shade 696 1'}3.4 C. IB S N UPRIG HT lr C'i;,ZE.•T qq7 qao morn tngs and Pven on 110 000 rh.--rt\·i f' roule lol so l ~ (185 4707 or qa5-3B61 or w r 1tc '17 1700 Co ll446 3968 SAVE • SA VEl Only a l ew doy s telt lo ac-t your best dcol on o Mo ney FPr~u~On tractor . 819 fac tory discoun ts rhru Apnt 15 th Mossey Fergu..,on d1c'iel t ror l or~ os low as $65 SO Big sovmgs en oil model, V1!11t Sh1nn s rr or tor Sale ~ ol l eon w v o1 GalltFoiLs Oh1o be for e :Spm 011 Apu 2S H & N old or 'l tmtcrl l<'ghorn pul lrt s ha th IIM 1 or cogr> qrown avotlnbic Pnoltr y H o u ~ tng o nd Aut orno t1nn Modern Pou ltry 3~ W Mo1n, Po rTH~ I oy Phone ~97 ?16.4 BUI LT IN TAPPAN c iN·h1 r 1 .. ~·n ~ o lf df'oning 26 cou ntr1 ol') p un1l good ' co nrl1hon 5JOO Do rk fm1sh ook d r n~· ti L· lolocl 1d chmrs good ronclrtton S t ~ 747 7873 1000 FT of 'J p1pc S 15 o loot pl om end l argt' Army w1nch $4 "1 5 742 3093 1969 Skr tcr.l ft , '16 ft bo~ t , se lf ('(1!1falnf'C1 , boathoVSC' ilncl trill lr r . IE"sr:; liM n 300 h ros Ph Jllf> 977? 1 BOL E N, 3 HP r ol otril pr S75 00 Pt,onc -4 46 4537 BEER ·WINE CARRYOUT FOR SALE 17 FT A RROW gliiSS boa t, 140 HP out boa rd i!n d inboil r d Trailer Call 256 1543 DRUM S Com CONTACT VIDIA GIROLAMI per top, needs r epfl tr L awn mower p11rt s, n d tng mower pi\rts, used btk e lc1rge and small Used a l r conditions, work s Chain saw pet rts, 1968 Che vy pickiup All che.:tp Coli Pom e r o ~ ~AV E I Mgr. , Phone 992 -2181 · TAPPAN STOV E. ve ry n !c~ $95 Onk dr essPr wrth mtrror $.4 5 S t e~ l StiO 10 fl by 2.4 ft ~GA L LON Mcl vm Mo rrts Qq'] 7248 JACK W CARSE 'I' JE E'P CAMP E R TOP CALL. 388 84<1 C/0 SHAMMY'S 605 446 247 6 Main, Pomeroy , 0 . No Phone Call s or Call Guido G1ro1ami H05·845 "84 25 W. J OHN DEERE 1H hay Ml e r , suoo f1rrn lso 2 boom s Call 388 9837 1972 HOND A JSO 1300 TWO OlD trrtcror ·~ CALL "6 A N T IQU E DR ESS ER S w tth m1rrors, 1 r efrtd gera tor , run s good, 1 yard tr ailer , nil pn cec1 rrght Co ll'46 2563 • w~ ' ~~ PUBLI& AUCTION S550 Call379 2687 SAlURDAY, APRIL 28 AT 10:30 AM FORO BALE'R , $675 ; dreQ location· Thurman, 0 , 17 mtl es wes t of Gafhpolt s on R t 35 , !>econd hou se east of Ctfy Buitdmg . 1978 SUZUKI 125 motor c yc le, cf tsc, $100 ; lime spr eader , 1715 Co ll256 9301 BOAT 1975 1R tt Chaparr al inb on r d outboard , 140 H P M er cury cr uise eng and tr a1 1er New co nve rt i ble top and side cur l i'l1 n s Seat s ei g ht CAMPE'R ?6 f t Ferry c"' mpPr, TotAll y sr lf co nta ined . a tr con rl1 1tonc d, dua l rtxle w tt h double ctoor s HOMF N ice ol dPr r emorle lf'd hom e, r ivE"r Vti'Vf t en m ti cs fr ort~ G~ l llpo11 s Reclucect tor OU\<k '" lr C ~ll 388 9()73 a f e r 6 JOprn weekdfly s, an yt'i m P. on,w el"kends <rm · GOOD USED APPliAN CE S TPI Iifl l ('I .J\ n (1F Him lR If" i'l rf'l hf' ll t !lf' , ? I' tN"rO l hi l'l'l "'"' hj!"rk t~ 1'l tlr pl" tr o:- l' lflr "' r-f' 1"1 1 l ? P!f'l<' <;1 l t~ ?7 fl1 COAL liMESTONE send gr ove l (0k1um chlon de ferhllr er dog l oqd o!'d oil lypcs o f !> Cit f.IC cC'I-;1or Salt Work s Inc , E Mo1n St Pomeroy 997 38"1 sso seo 019' 1971 T X 7r;cl YA M A H A H3c; 1 - 1~74 :.~ 1 I - 1'H? J , f - 1971 31 hPcts, S6 S , sofA r h alr, ro ck er . ottom nn, 3 tahlt"s. $500 , ht'droom su 1tPs, $165 S750 SFRTA P E RF E CT S300 SSOO ERrl y <"me rl c an Sl EFP~R M A TTR ESSES s of<"~ anc1 C' hr"lir, SJOO , m oder n ANO FOlJNQA TION S CO R sofrt . r ha Jr , fovese r"lt, $?75 , AIN AN[) SNYDER F U R rP(' fl n Pr ~ •. !i1 00 r"l nd up NITlJR F , 44 6 1171 955 T;th iPS, $60 t" ilf'h Mapl(' or SF< ON D AVE fJtnc> l~bl e, A r h t=~rrs , S??5 , hut GA Ll I POL IS, O HI O r h !300 , 7 pc c1 n"'PitP , $109 , 5 r r rl 1nettf' with c;w 1vPI chn irs, P E NDI FTON RE AU IL T !i300 bunk f> E'OS (' Omplr tP , AA TT E?'R Y ~ HI 00 p tu 5 tnx $1 50 $'}75 $7 75 mnttr!'Sses or ilnrl rxr hil nct f' G t u~r,l n l f"f' ci ho)( sprtnqs, f1rm Nf'w onrs !!i J3 00 w hPn m $70 Pcl (' h , r apr;un' s beef , st ork Wr r f' prnr Cii SC'S (fi ll $1?5 • QUPPn Sf'f s, S1 75, 4 3RR R596 cir i'lwf'r chest , SA? GOOD u r:. FD Drf'S 5 Pr~ ch es t , ntahtsfi'!J1c1 , rtr ye r s, rrma cs , coff r f' ;r nr1 f'nct ta b les. b eds l a bl t>S, t ~mp s, TV rrf n dqerntor , other tt em s, USE"d d 1n1nq r oOm sutfe, wnr rl r obP, rl4:'s k tfl ll .d 46 031 ? Monda y t hru Fndrty, 9am t o Headquarters For 8nm . SRturd r1Y 9rlm to 5pm 3 Hotpoint and m 1 out Bula VJ II<' Ref 7 nnrt 35 Gall ipOl iS, C'C' II Jl.46 367 0 Opf'n M an -Sil t 9Am to Of.IF A<P F OF l ANO 7187 - For Sa le 992 3309 1~78 1970 Pont rae G TO C~ ll 367 POMEROY LANDMARK 1978 PONTIAC work£1r, :35 y ears or otc1 e r Is . GRANO PI> IX neeclec1 f or Mason County St~rl!ght black , A C , P S , Children' s H om e A !imetll oroup home for t een Rge gtrls, w or K sch edule tS .c days a nct 4pm ntants (ll ve:fn) on ct uty , 2 da ys ilnd nlg hls off ctuty MANAGEMENT TR A INE E Hig h sc hool ed ucatton $15,000 $25,000 I necessary Call 675 682.4 on Mc1n~gem e nl position n ow Mont1ay or Tuesday 's, 8, 30 to open E xc ellent earn1ng s op 4c por tunity whil e learning When you qualtfy you Wtlf <lt LO CAL UNION 5668 U 5WA os l end managem ent rratn1n g school and will r ec eive $50 a c1 cceptmg appll catton s for a Ap day salary and expenses p ermanent secretary pli caft on s may be obtamect at dur ing ll m 1ted sc hoolin g penod Sa les posit1on also th£1 locill union hAll and must .:~v aii C~.b le Apply lOam bC'· r eturned no later tha n Aprtf 27 Th e local unton hl'lll T u~ sday , AprtiN . Holday tnn ts loc ated 3 mtles south of in GallfpOII S, OH A sk for Mr R~v en swood on Rt '} Mora an ~9d3 c1 ro m w hef' l tr a il er il(l"f'SSOrl f'S $3000 AR 74 CHILD CARE Gillllpoi1 S Mea , 5 di'! yS a week Call 446 1923 after loll? 17 F T JOHN ~ ()N hoilt w fl :'i T WO N E W I DEA m rm ur(' H P motor And fr il tl r r A ll Rl" snrf'fl rl('rS t w o Fnrm~ tt F 11 tr ~ rtor 5 o ne hns SfN• I C' f'S~O f"l f'S $1 150 Cil ll379 '}679 whf'f' l S I ? If sf,1 tnt css st eel FOP ~A I F nt sr ilnc1 1? tn 1 hoC'If W1fh HP qasol rnC' hOft om nlow5 f'>"r r onci pnar ne A l so 1969 Pon t lr1c flt !'.C nrw l{ls t YC'M AS k li'IO Ci=1trt lm t1 400. $500 1969 $7 75 PilC h C"i'll t .4 4[> 1775 ilft f' r ("' hpvroiP f C 10 ser 1PS J, T <r m r11rk up . SllOO Cit II 3RR fl 46~ TWO ROW F or rl corn n ln nfN , onr r ow r ultr vn tor. rn i'lnurro TWO NEW ID EA m Ctnurf' s nr ro~ rlp r , .tC'l ft J f) Pll'vfitor 1b ft h;w C'IC'vil t or r ll lti pilr k f" r sprC'ndC'rs tw o FMmil tl F 11 tr nr t or s , onP h ~s st('P I Co1l l 446 03?11 w hPfl l s 17 ft still nl e~s st ef' l l ? ft L1mr spr ender mflnurf' boil t w tfh 5 HP qasol1nP spr C'<l dN . 6ft John Deer P pnp 1nP Al so 1~6 9 Pon tt nr mowtnn mrtchlnP 3 pot nt h1t C;t I ttlt Mil 400 $500 1 911~ ch 10 hol r hoa f f'Pt1Pr Ph 756 Chr>v r oiC' t C 10 srn es ]" T (,() 35 p lr k up $400 Ca ii 38B 8465 0581 FEMALE R'f' or sfNf'c1 OuMter Hor sr, yf'o'lr ll no sorrr>l wt fh two st or k tn Q lf'QS , SI RF ll"O R.-=t stu s Cody hy Sun i C~n T ~~ F ~T'f' ll f' nf hCI ItPr prospPr t P h 1967 SF A R AY BO AT, 18 It , '30 IN ELE CTRIC RANGE. ft S HP John son motor , t r~ n ro pn C'r t onr . n <~ t ura l o~s CALL "Your Chevy Dealer" SAVF SAVE SAV F On l y ~ fr>w c1ny5 lf'ft to op t yo ur hPs f c1f'ill on il Mflssry F f' ro usol'l tril rtor AICI f e" r t or y dt c:.rount s throunh A r n t '}'\ D tf'!>f' l M ii S!H' Y F Pr ouson Tr;rctor s i1S IC'IW i-1' S6,550 ArC! c; 1,v rnq s on illl mo(irls V1 sit Sh 1nn '!> Tr i'lrfor ~fl l £>s fl l I Pon W W t or Ci r111t f')Oii s, OH hl" f Or f' 5 fJ m A nrtl ?5 1965 GM C TR UCK, $250 Co li 388 8695 Cell dd6 3331 tanc1r m m( lfl trnctor s Co oWnr>rt fl n t tr ilder Pt=~ic1 m11r s lonrlrd or E>mnt\' Operil f 1on s wtth 1n ~~ miiP r"'dius of GitllipoltS, Oht O Must hP. 0 0 T (fUr'll t fiPct , I CC ph)'t: JCill , r!rlve-r r prtlfl r iltton, Pte- C.all toll frf'e i n Ohio 1 BOO IR? ?0 1R or S13 Sd? ?730 fm m t'rllittr Pmplorm~nt Hn vP orioin AI or photoropy of I CC Ph \'~ t r at an cf cfnver' s l 1r f'n ~ f' Al'l E qua l Op por'''n l' i' FrnplovP r PH <R5 16)0 388 8770 0106 H~l~ Waf!t,ed_ A A RY o:; ITT !; R in Adch son Arf'r. Ptl 367 0698 AftC'r 1 30 PM or JU 0619 nftPr 5 PM fTOP SAl F S I r M WV A \J l l 007 F R , Co sf' 310 ga s, w 1th wrnrh S3ROO Call 75ft 9301 350, lan ctil u, A1r , Let's Talk About Your Future! CONTINUOUS GUT1111NG i [] 111 Al r1Ck Milr\' ~hf'tl,lM Pnnv , wr it hr ok r - rhilc1 Pfi'n !'. D~" ' 10 yr olrt BI Nrk ;m(1 Wh1 t(' \.P iorn Q, npprO)( 15 hnnrl h1n h , wf'lf cits r- tp h nvrt Mor niln Arnb inn h r r>('rl lnQ Ph d.t6 .t$37 AC, pow(>r w 1nd ows, 8 trac k , good conrl , new rAd r ~l tir es Cr~ ll 1977 DODG E . 3 S4:'0f st..,.1ton Wil oon, fu ll y eQUipped , $3800 VW Ct=~mp er Sporf smobifP, good con d , fa c a ir Cn ll 367 · OWNFP Fr H O rH/\ I N S/I. W r:. wood s;~w ch.11n !i r1 nrl wnr>rt r tt tf 1nn "\IIJ1f')l lrr. ('h,l r lf'"' M < VP ~"! f1 lltlf, 911 4? ~ ,-, I ,IIN<: ~ r!-ll 5pm FOR SALE OR TRAD E 1972 -~ c1r , ChPy enne pc:tc Ma gP, r~uto, iltr , $7950 Call if46 .tloi1 r~ ft e r 6 30 or on wee k f" nc1 s nf"W Cf\ 11 14/- 1(17 9 35 1972 -- - -~---·-- LA OY TO HELP w1th c hild Cr1rt?- C'lnd hOUSf'WOrk tn ex cha naE' f or room anct boarrl Ref cr enrC' r (' QUJrC'd Ph Cnn dy , ?56 653 5 FIJLL OR PARTTIME Pilrn $5 S15 ppr h our , mu st hP pPr sonab lf', nf'il , , wtll lnQ to wor k lr'ltPr VtPW A pr1117, .t 30 or 7, E rono Tr a'vP I MofE'l Rt lrrsh Sf'tter , blitC'Ic rwith one whtfe spot un rlrr ------ ·- I 197R CHE' VY B LA ZE' R, d w hl 1971 FOP THF RFST tn fnr ,1nr• i'lr,ci or<'lln ' tpr ,,nro nnc1 l1vr-r;tnr k fr Prlrnn Pf1111f1rr1Pnl (','lll rl yrlP W.l l lo'N ?il'i 'i?7f, 4 197S FORO CUSTOM 500 $1750 - Auto Sales G/l. li SWIMM!Nc; P00t H F/I.T FR npw u sc>c1? r! .;1ys Clp 18 >' 36 poo l r ;111 <116 03AS, R C'rl~On n h l f' MF ARO o;rm r m oun,Pc1 t> h('l t w 1th lots of c:or 74'} '2667 l tnm JliOW MF ?'\0 1:? tn d1~r MF? 7 r ow c hnppPr MF 39 7 Jq76 CHF VY Banan7CJ h- 4 short row rl rm, e> r "' mrr h e"nlrill wheel bose I 304•882 ?396 tr i'lnspl rmfr r SH I NN 'S TR A 1Q78 CHEV Y 4 " l rO!< Pt tced IO 1973 FORD PICKUP, very SWEERER and sewmg mAc hlne repa1r , part s, r:~r1d supplies Pt.ck up and d e livery , DaVIS Vilcuum Cl eaner , one half rntte up Georges Creek Rd Call 4.46 Olds l OST WO ULD L IK E TO LE A SE tohMr o pounrtnof' ' for yPM, 1979 c nil 756 1706 carpet ec1 NEAT I ~PPE A RAN C E . unl1mrtt>cf ni oh eilrninas op por tunit y T op (Omp"'n \ wtth 50 \'t'nrs ex pen en ce 1n Si'IIPS Mel ~P rvtc f' Tr;tn sp ort ntron Co li 675 6066 An nC'Pri C'd EQU ~ I Opportunit y F rn pto) f:'r DOG OBEDIENCE CLASSES FORMING NOW .CALL 361.0550 near ' RI 588 Call dd6 7278 !". IN (; LF INDI V IOI II\l nPr ds ~ t y lt sh " m""ll t~ p Ar tm l" nt or hom r t o l rtl <\f' or r f' nt W1 fh1r .. m mutrs c1rJ Vtn n fn11f' ot Ga ll ipOl iS Pl f'aSe cc:t ll Mr Jilc kson flt Chfl "' C rt=~ ft Cor p , -4A6 <l ~ 30 survcvlnq crew All work IOCill Call Tom l £'SI1e, Lnm ber t t=~nd Co , A46 7901, bet wren 8~ m and 7pm d56 31 Gallipolis, Ohio Mark Shawn White, Mgr. FOR E'XP E RIEN C E'D HELP NE E' DED AT ONCE lor l•nd M A NAGER ll(ledec1:? W€'Pken ds per mon t h Older cou ple preff' rred Send rPSUm(' toP 0 Bo x 301 , Gr1111poll s, Ohio 855 Second Ave. 'l56-6B61 - ;f!OUND TV P F ~ Ot hu dc1u"'n INTFRNA TIONAL SCOU T /11 I h lnrlr t'1r1rlc. , ?I UOO ll'll f's fully f"q~~tprrri ,..,,, ff'r t ;·d~ n1r wPnrh <>lr PICrf'll f'nt ((Ill """ 'l'r ('II ('If' (: w•nrtowc:.. li ntf' lc: , f' tr r tilurir W1n l r>rc: , ~1 0 d!IIO!l qcn ?1?1 • t"':r,,Nir> () Phonf' ?.1c; c; 171 ,,f 1q77 \ HFVROI FT -i11 " short wht'r> l tr r ~ p m "n o; r> Mas5CV Fer~ uso n rn rn plnn tror 9Q? 708.4 II 'i Ff) TPJ'r Tnps MFl:l'i 1077 MONlF ( ARl O p S p 8 n.,·•r;ro l MFT'l!l fliC''>r l MFl r;Q PW r ( T S A C 33 000 f}t f' t:f' t M F ?1 'i f>r f''>r>l MFlf,'i rlldl"' Coli 74') ?-42 1 o r f'II C'C:.f'l M F ?ft'i f'l1rSPI Q97 ?A8 1 MF Tl 3'i OrC'!'.f• l c~h inr i'l nci Jq79 FO RD r u sTOM F 150 truck hf'i'lfPr NF W A NO \J SF D IM, · PI FM F N TS M F9 hn lf'r 1 307 en gr nP ' ton 01 110 P S MF 1fl hi'l r r MF )?O hillrr p B A ( 7-42 28?6 Mil lthrw~ ro t My !'.Cythl" SOMEONE TO ~ eep on elderly power 1~ 65 Chevr o let lm mon 1n thetr home Roy pitlrt , or fo m il l c ond Ci!ll 156 Donohew. For mf orm ontoc1 6R7R Jell Oonohew 65 Ook Dnve Ltttle Ci ne Leta r t ar ea 1970 F 700 Ford 1 ;met c1 h..,. If T NEED BABYSITTER 3 day s o wroek truc:k, w 1t h 17 ft bE'cf r~nc1 som ettmes -4 152.4 N ye Av e 1 ovPrhr itcl for hay $4500 Cill l ~ t trader before Beacon on lefl 886 8509 HO T tL . ....., - $7 5 to $150 pPr wee ~ port ttme $100 to $300 lull l1me Cor nereso; ory Wnt ~ Bo" 77q H co Dmly Sentmel Pomeroy Oh1 o For Sale Jqn .u, 197? : Lost and Found -----------____ ______ J: ouND Bird dog Call 675 Professional Services_ __ _ EA~N ATIENTION • North Gallia High School Class of 19$5 dd6 7887 ~30 ,.. _____ LADI ES For Sale Auto Sales 2 actipn. Also I thank the . NATIONAL COMPANY' now h•r 1ng For mtcrv1pw wnt e 7.4 7 Brond woy M1ddleport Oh1 Q HEAD BOOK~ E EPER to handl e II'ICol affo tcs of agency under ~ up t;orv i S I O O of th e d1r erl or Must b e copobl e to ro k ulote end generat e o T&l stat eme nt bolonee sheet regu!ar l1 srol pro1 ecttons Pos ition w 1ll be re~ pon s tbl e for IOVOicm g oc coun ts red:!lved and poy obl e Pos 1t1on 1s loc ated 111 Athens Oht o and IS ovodohle June I 1q79 Benefits provtrlcd and so lory negp tt oble Send resume to PO Bo" K Ath ens OH Ap plteo t1on deodl1 neMay-i 1q79 ~ McCoy WPtherholt Moor:e ' Funeral Hom e for evcrythmq thev d1d '" our t1me of grtef. The L.arry Wtlt F~mtfy TH R F E BOP H O\ I SF 1n (;,ll lipo iJS CCIII 1<16 ;l l44 ,J\ f t £1 r Spm r:~nc1 on W('O Pk£1 nc1 s f<" ll 93'1 8 LOCAL UNION 5668 USWA ore oc rf>pftng cppi iCot Jono; lor n per mnnent sec reto ry Appi1 COt1 ons may be obtotned at l ocal Un•on Hall The nppl1c:at JOn s mu st be rc=! tu rned no later than Apr. I '17 l oca l Unmn Hall IS located 3 fl'ules south of Ra venswood Rt ANTIQUES bought ""nrl sold White' s Antrqu es, R't 35, Rod . relatiVeS and neighbors for all the ktndness '"our ttme of bereavement. I especial · ly thank Rev. Godwm for his kind words and SI:OMS · emergency for thetr quldt I M M FD IA T F O P ENIN C l nborot ory Tec hmn on ;J 11 ~ t-..ft hp e r~ encerl MlT (ASCP) or pquivol ent hcellent solory nnd fnng e herH•f •ts Sht ft d1f fNen ta1l Con tor t P Pr~<H') nel O fft ce Pl eos on t Voll ey Hospt tol Votl ey Dn v£> Potnt PleO!;ant W V 25550 Ph onP 30.4 67 5 .4 3.4 0 An Fquol Op por tunlty Employer RACINE VOLUNTEER Frre Dept 1s cance ll1n g th1er gun shoot until th1s loll The ReCine Fue Dep t wtshe!l to thonk eve ryone for helptng them make the gun shoo t o !.uccc-ss Hope to see you oil thts fall - I want to thank our fnends, wanted to Rent GUN SHOOT EVERY FRIDAY 6 30 PM RACINE GUN CLUB FAC· TORY CHOKE GUNS ONlY ._. the nurses staff ot Ve ter ns _ Memor1al Hospital ond ...., everyone who• sent cords ond i ": vrstted wh1le I wo s o po t1ent at "' the hosprtol ..pon le_e Cove~ t _ FARM AUCTION Let caution dampen greed YOU GET ALL OF THIS S('(.' on(' of thes£' c-n urt r ou s sl('sm r n v m K ~(' hauqh or G f'Of~ (' Huns Yeslerday s WISH to tok~e th• s opport~mty .. . to thank everyone who wos so ... ~ind gentle and helpfu( to us " May the good l ord Ble!ls and keep you ore our prayers ....lhe Clyde Bornen ForrH\Y !'4el11_ Want!!d -- - ----- LOS T M.AI [' lrr• h SP tt ~ r Appro" '} yrs old· Areo o f Bn"ihon on Boshon Rd Chtlcire-n !I pel Rf'Word 9.4q 1<466 ... WISH-to fhonk Dr- Rtdgwoy - ' , onrl form the surprise answer, as sugL--~"""":1..--~~L~;;;:~;g~e~sl:ed by the above car1oon Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag __ .. 10 6 3 • AQI11! o NT I A :we I ( J K: ' I I Printanswerhere: "(IX] (XX XX)?" BRIDGE t-21"A p 992-2174 WHA"T THE ESAR'- IUNCLAYj ARTIM TRANSPORTATION Is now leasing qualified drivers for our Ravenswood & Huntmgton, W, Va , opera · lions Earn top pay with umon ben efits. For lnformat1on Call 800"348·9832 or 513 " 423 "4~42 ,. FOR ONLY rJ KJC J WANTED ":OJR:H Pontoac Ph'oe o" ,5 eQ"opped w'th GM-buil l eng1nes producad by va nous diVISions See lJS 101 <lelatiS: Pomeroy I LAN SID OWNER-OPERATORS & FLEET OWNERS l A 000 m ll r ' fltr ('nnrl tr ,, r l lnl'l IC'I(k f rnnl & r r ilr . Pnm!f' r XL T Pkct. Con c;o lf' r n nsr o milfiC. ronv (!f"O\I fJ , IClCkOL/ 1 huhs, teo h t orOII fJ trcl dr r 10Wtn C1, H n & p hr i1 ft'f' ~;, P str ('n nl1, i1.U1o t r ,1 nc. 5rn rn t y Ior i>' nrt"'up Tw(1 hook c., !";rwrr> trrr· & c- i'l r n f' r , /I.M FM c; tr r ('C\ ,II. t,,rr. r N11" c.P,,t , i nc. tdr hf','lrf r c> l r ,, c. P, Jl wh1lt' c.prtkf' wMf'P it:, 11 15 tl r C'S, ~ tt vr r , hl.,rk h oot1 500 E , Main ,,. ., ~ LSTURB 1978 FORD BRONCO SMITH NELSON MOTOR, INC. 10 ........_...........,,......0 ............... PAT HILL FORD 4'.o~ C)4l byHenriArnoldandBobLee Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordmary words OPFNTIL6P M f>tC C'pt ThurSdrW & Sclturd;l y td S 00 CfO ~C'd SUFldily KARR &VAN ZANDT A V-61 s also ava 1lable And an ltsl o f ava1 lable opt 1on s mclud1n g a sunroof a w1de o f stereo sys t ems, power seat and even a ca rgo cove r the 5-door hatchback Drrve one soon 'il'ff\i~ rn~ . ~ TH4T ,8CR4MBLED WORD GAME All work is done with genuine V.W . replace" ment parts and 1nstalled by tramed v .w . mechanics. Offer good now thru Srr Rocky Hupp , Oarrrll Dodrtll or PC'If Hill 1 G cneri'!l M<1n,1ger , fo r ~ Good D eaf on., Nrw or U SC'd Vr htclr 997 ·7196 fi.' IOnl FPORT, O ~~~~~£~:~of 1ts 4·cyltnder en g tn e NOW ON DISPLA Yl ALL WORK GUARANTEED FOR 6 MONlHS OR 6,000 MILES VA , .11Jf C'l lril no:. , P ~, ;11r ronc1 , P r~nrtP r X L T 1972 F250 STYLESIDE FORD••••• $AVE$ FORD VANS 1974 E200 1970 E300 1969 E200 '8895 'ALL. RABBITS 95 '29 PWS TAX All Parts Labor Included 1977 OIEV. C-10 Fl£ETSIDE .••••• s4595 1975 OIEV. C-10 Fl£ETSIDE ••••• s3295 OUR PRICE TUNI.UP SPICIAL 1973 MAVERICK GRABBER 2 DR s2195 V R, ,, u t o tr,,nr;. P fi , rltrrC'In cl , IOicl l ownrr N 1rr . 5-A·Y·E Pnll hM Wll h l 1q h t s, iiUIO , flOW SlePrt n a , pow hr ilk;f"s, ilrr, <1m f rn s1Pr Po ti'l pC', 40 'r h annC'i C B , riu~l fJi'S t c10k~ , tilt WhPP I, SpPC'fa l il ium Whpt>fS, Wt th T A rarlin l<>, r u <;tom rn fPn or , c us tom mt t:; nrr t/'11 nmn1 w tt h• m urt~l Lorn l owner, onl y ?, 1100 mrf('.::. Omll nil l nur chasf' p rt rf' SI O,ROO good to find a bargain and now Rtverside V.W. has the best bargain in town . A Tune Up special designed to ~eep your v w . runn ing with efficient · performance and economy, _________ Card of Thanks _ ;.;""wE WOULD l1ke to thonk the "" Recine Syracuse , and Mason Emergfmcy unlls Shenff and • Mn Jomes Proffitt deputres Cove Ohltnger and Gory Wolf e Count( Coroner Dr Roy Pick ens for ol the very mueh needed help that they gave us and th etr eonsoltng words of comf ort Thanks to the Ewtng Funeral Home for the beau t1ful ser v1Ces ond to ~yle All en for hts beouhful organ selecltons th e Pomer9)' Flower Shop for the lo vely ' Hower arrangements Spectol thank !! to Mrs Mtcke y Voung for oil the help and strength she gave us oil Word s .....~ can not express wha t we leel1n ...,_ our hearts To oil our frie nds ~ • and neighbor s wh o sent flowers and eome to pay the1r f1nol r espeets we con not nome each and every one personally but we opprectote the help and ... sympathy that everyone ha s shown us 111 our hours of need Very special thank s to Re v G eorge Hoschor whose con· soling words were a g reat com .., fort to oil of us end we know how dtff1cult tf was fo r hrm : because he 1s so d ose to our fomtly It wos o beouttful ser : vrce and he knew eiC actl y the nght words to say to comf ort us ... and see us through th1 s trag•c hme And for the spenal escort "" by Shenfl James Proffrtt end • Deputy Gory J Wolfe We wtll .,.. remember eoch and everyon e ot you and we thank you from ... the bottom of our hearts : with heartfelt thanMs .,. All the fami1 1es of George Cdrl - Cooper • PHOENIX 5"DOOR 1979 GMC SltRRA 15 4X4 SHORT BED PICKUP SAVE GAS SAVE MONEY In these days of ever -mcreastng pri1=es, it' s m1rror c: Vl f" YI .._ ' NEW SERVICE SPECIAL ( (l(ll , /lry l , SPICIAL ~ <im.ltl p ,, II 'fP VlhP('IS = fun one. VOU<SWAGEN 1976V NOVA CONOOURS 2 DR···. '3595 fl:, ctu l o trilns. P • i1ir conct , /IM FM, P A • ~ In loving memory of Jam1e :: Sanders, who passed aqay ·- March 22 She was bor n Feb 1-4 tn G allipolts Althou gh · ~· you've gone awa y we still : love you and m1 ss y ou every ..... day and may God love you as - we ' do Sactly m 1ssed by "'- brother Chuck , Mother ,MMy, fr.eod Jeann 1e and spec till fnend John .' fl . 1 t:.t('rf'o, t1 if Wh('rt , R,l l fYC' whrr ts, rnnrr , V R ;w to tr ,ln'1 P S c'l1 r rnnc1 v1 n y l root. AM FM P. trilr k ~ 1 r r C'o, 1n1rrtor c!rror nrp , f')(trrror dC'cor orr , pnwrr WlnCIOW5-, l ('~l l h f' r tntrr1or - POMEROY Open F'uPntngs unhl6 (;0- ·fll S., m Sat 1977 THUNDERBIRD •••••••••••• '5595 IN MEMORY of Roy Pooler who passed away Apnl21 197q A s .... tine a man os ever l1 ved ... Jim Brannon Family POMEROY, 0. " You ' llltke Our Quahly Way of Domg Business" GMC Ftnanctng 991 S342 ~ SMITH N.ELSON MOTOR, INC. See one ol lhese courteous sale smen. Pete Burns, Man11n K eebaugh or George Ha r n s Used Car· ep :; lov 1 ng~y and l,one~om e l eona " Lost and Found ,In Memory_ Haw one built for you! Good n-3- The Sunday Tiim ·-...~t·nt Jm•l . ~ll llCt; l \'" Apr ' '?. 1°7fl - W il~ hf.'r s, dry e r s, tr Pf r1ct nrrator s, r an a es ~kc"' OQ S A ppli"nc es, 1918 E'ilr; trr n Ave , 446 73Q8 Ll STING 1N PART . Per f ec ti on f uel 011 heat qr used one w inter , livi ng room su it ~, pedesl f' l II OW('r stBnd, en d fitbl cs, A clm1r a l T V used 6 mon ths, r efr l~era t o r freezer c omb , 17 f oo t deep fr ee ze r ~ Wh rt c trcacfte sew inn m Ac h ine. '!. wood beds c orn pretc, r ocker , 5 oc1 k chrurs, sm a ll oaK w ash st and , t rtble & ch <tl r , utilr t y c~ blne t , pol e lamp, mirror , '2 c- l ec tnc hea t er s. 3 mc t <l l lawn c hili r s, smill l bed, frwt 1ars. r eCor d pta l,-er , wAr c1ro bc, 7 1.~ B& D power saw , Cilst rr on he;m po f . floor f a n p~ r r lnmps, Hot Polnt elect r tc r ~ n qe, 275 ~allan fu4:'1 oit tAn k , J to ns of con i , h ~nct t oo ls of ail k ind s Two 10 lb bo tfl e qas t l' nks , 2 t ~wn m owers, p rl chfor k s, shove ls, lu mber , ch1m n"ey block , t 1r e {hlt ng er , di sh es. pot s & p r~r-ts , lots of rope nnd m tsce lt i'neous ' OWNERS, MR. & MRS. GEORGE COLEMAN SWAIN AUCTION SERVICE Kenneth Swain-Auctioneer NOT RESONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS �-. •' 0-4- The Sunday Tlm<•s,<;{•ntinel. Smul;ty. Apr 22. 1!17~ For Best Results Use Sunday T~es-Sentinel Classifieds Your !Jest Real Estat~ Buys Are Found in. the Sunday Times-Sentinel ' . Real Estate for -· wanted to Do es t tm~t e s , .4.46 1108 I ------- SLEEPI NG ROOMS for r ent, Gf!lh il H ot el F IVE ROOM APT , utilittes . pd. 1160. lind 12<0 s.c dep Availab le M~y 15 Call 446 0951 ONE TRAILER at Ga l ltpot is One trail er tn Ga llipol ts Ferry, WV Catl675-d886 UPSTAI RS APARTMENT, 4 rms oventoot<.tng park Adult only . lnQutre 358 Second Ave NE WLY REDECORATED com mer ctal office space, 417 Second Ave Caii 446·357S TWO BEDROOM HOUSE for In crown City r ent, SIOO Call756 -6630or 446 7.438 -------,-COUNTRY MOBILE Home Pork , Route 33 , no rth of Pomeroy lo rg~ lot s. ~o~ l ~~ - 7.4ZQ . __ 3 AND .4 BM fu rr11shed and IJn furnished qq'].543..& -- --- - opts - - WATER AND m1sc houJing . Call WATFFI WELl d11l ling Myr> rs Pump SoiPs ancl S<'rV Irf' 9'11-5858 HPolon Oollmg 985·4353 o ft t-r NOW HAULING l1mestone 1n 6pm M1ddlepor1 Poem,oy ore-a Coli for free esllmote , 367 7101 M& T CONSTR UCTtON ' WILl CARE lor two tnvol1d or & EXCAVATING t>lderly per$on s tn my hom e~ Backttoe and dor:er work by Twenty years e)( per ience the job or by the hour . Al so Reo~onabl e rates 992·6022 or l1<;ensed sept1c tanks 1n 9'1154?2 stall ed . Dump truck . Free es hmates. P.AINTJNG AND san dblos 11ng Calf 388 8623 . Free est1motes Call 949·2686 Phone - .. - - - 90 ROLLING ACRES of good posture. PleMty of wa ter Could occomodote 50 plus cattle ~ " · ~~· 3_398 - . . ~ - - . FURNISHED APT. suitable for 3 or A const ruc tiOn workers . , qq2.S43A or997-3129 MOBilE HOME for rent ~~ly_ 991 · 2~9~ . • TWO BEDROOM trad e:r only 992·3324 Adults TREE TRIMMING and rem oval 741 3167 or 742 257J . . Will g1ve lessons on natura' gu1tor Oobr o and H0Wo t~or s1eel For 742-297S 1nform alton coli CENTENARY WOODS Pel Groom1ng Facilitie s Profess1onal services of ter ed All Breeds. all sty les .Call «6·0231 KENNELS H I LLCRE ST boarding . A lso AKC Reg Doberma ns, red and blacks Call4<6 7795 RISING STAR KENNEL Boarding and grooming . All . breeds 367 0292. -<·-··-·-- BRIARPATCH KENNELS Boarding and grooming AKC Gordon Setters, English Cocker Spaniels Ca ll 4.46 4191 DRAGONWYNDCA TT ERY · KE NN EL, AKC Chow ChoW dogs CFA Siamese, Himalayan and white Per sia n ca t s H1malayan and blue eyed white Persian kit· tens, r eady to go Apnl 25. Completel y trat ned Call 446 38A4 ,1 fter 6pm . AKC RE G BEAGLE , ma le, 11 rn o old For~ pet Call 367 0291 REG . BOXER PUPPY , 10 wks old , f awn and wli tte, 1100 Call286·•346 AKC REG DOBERMAN puppy , red female , all shots 1130. Call «6·0159 REG DOBERMAN. red, female . good watch dog , 1175. Call4<6 0159. REESE TRENCHING & BACKHOE SERVICE Good reference For ft'IOre 1n fo rmafiOn , co l i 9fr1 6331 bef ore ." ~on '!ft~ r 8 : ~0 P~ · o: 1 QMII'IICI •NO .... ' 1:1'"& F CONTRACTO,RS- ' types home im 'provements ar'ld room ac:tdi lions . Also plumbil.g, ~,eat i nt & etectncal work done. Free Estimates 446 -J407 or 256·665 2 Butldmg Contracting Cor'lcrete Floors Footers, 0 1tches •All 8" CONTINUOUS 698 -8205 A A A CONTRACTORS Backhoe, dozer, dump truck Wor k done by the hour or by the job. For free estim a tes, Ca ll 256 1911 I ' ' ' I BILL' S MOBILE HOME S and Home 1m provemenrs Free esttm a res Call .446·2642 . 1 Rt. Accessories. DENNEY A ND GLASS Chain linK fence Free estimates Calf 245·911 3, Ken Soles, Ga lli polis SWAIN AUCTION BARN I ~ Kenneth Swain, Auct. Corner Third & Olive - - ~ GERMAN SHEPARD , mole , white 8 months old portly trained lA7·l67B 3 7-1 mo. (i>d .) . . - -. - - . . - . ~ - . --. ~ - -- -,---- ------------- JIM'S SI DING A ND CON ST~UCT ION CO . Aft types of sidmg, remode ling, concr ete, roofing , gutter, plumbing, you name It Free est1mates to loca l area. Ca ll-446·7623 E·C ELECTRICAL Contraclor serv 1ng Oh10 Voll f!: y region Sn1 doys o wee k '14 hours service E-mergency co ils Call 882·2'f52 o r 882 3454 Auct1oneer , Com ple te Serv1ce Phone 949-2487 or 949·2000. Racine , Oh1o, Crill Bradford ELWOOD .BOWERS REPAIR Sweepers, toasters , ~rons , ,.oil small appliances Lawn moer ne,..t Ia Stole Highway Goroge .o n_R ~u!e_7 , _9f!.5·~9?5 _. _ SEWING MACHINE Repairs, ser vice , olt mokes . 991 2284 The Fabri c Shop Pomeroy A uthorized Sitnget Soles and Ser ... ice We sharpen Sc1ssors j -'---··. -Real - - Estate - - - -for - Sale - - - CONCRETE BLOCK WORK ; driveways, patios, steps, walk s, garages, basements, Reasonable underpinning Freeestimiltes Call 367 0295 or 367 0231. GALLIA COUNTY'S LARGES1 !REAL ESTATE AGENt.;Y-, CALL 446·3643 - - • •J FIR E PLACE 1\ND CHIM · NEYS c leaned a11d repaired Smoking fireplace? Call THE CHIMNEY SWEEP CHIM · NEYS AND TU LIPS, n3 6057 CUSTOM COMPOST TILLING . small or chard and tre e m ai ntenance Call \ CHIMNEYS AND TULIPS, 373-6057 . KITCHEN CAB IN ETS, vanity , picnic tabl es, lawn chairS. quilting frames, or anyth ing made of wood . Wood Shop, 101 Cour1 St , 4•6· '2572. Open Sam to 4pm, Mon thru Fri . PA tNTtNG would like to do painting Inside and out Al so wa llpapering and tex tu re c.. lllngs FR E E EST IMATES Reaso na ble rates . PH.· jc/·7;~ . A~k for Ron , , DOZE R WORK , by the job or by th e hour Ca ll 367 711 5 or 3o7·0334 . ' MORE FOR YOUR MONEY - 3 leve ls of spotless housekeeping in thi s aftract1ve br1 ck & fram e hOme in one of the areA's better .netghborhood s, Th1s ve r y c lean beautifull y k.ept 11ome offer s 3 bedrooms, equipped E!a t·1n k itc h en, formal d1n1n~. fa mi l y room , 11 17 baths, cen tr al air & 2 c~ r garage City sc hools $56,500 PEACEFUL WOODED GROUNDS Form the se ttin g for this unique 4 or 5 bedroom home in town Spacious master bedroom wi th private bath , 2 w b firep laces, fnmlly room, formal dining, equ ipped kit chen, 3 fu ll baths, winding statrcase to base ment a2 car garage . Natur a l gas hea t, cent . atr plus the conve ntent 'locatfon make this home even more appea ling $59,500. BRAND NEW - OYER AN ·ACRE Beautiful country se tting 1n Green Grade Schl Dis t . Thi s maintena nce free home of · f ers 3 spacious bedroom s, 2 baths , large li vmg room w ·pat io doors, k itche n & din · ing area, utility rm & 2 ca r garage You'll be pleasantly surpr tsed whe n you see this lovely hom e 153,000 IMMEDIATE POSSESSOtN - Very ni ce all viny l 1'-'? story home at the edge of town 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, 2 f1replaces, built·in k itchen, formal dining, fu ll basement w -garage, gas hea t , plus n1ce lot m a ve ry good neighborhod 144,500. LI M ESTO NE DELIVERED Gal lipolis, Poi nt l'leasant ar ea 25 m !le radi us, ~7 - 7101 POO L IN '· SWIMMIN G STAL LATION , r epai r , opening and closin g pools, add slides or any pool equip· ment We sell all kl nds of pool equipment and chemicals. Puddle PoolS, Inc , Albany , 698 5265. SWIMLAND POOLS and ac · cesspries . Pool supplies anc1 • service Chem ica ls, opPning of poo l s in sprinq Fr ~e estimates FreP oCIIvery on chemi cals. Call446 7887 I ··-·•~··• STUCCO, PLASTER t N G, C and G AUTO end Truck , pl~ster repair , texture Repair, 19 Bell Avenue Ca ll ce rlfngs Free estimates 446 -3227 Bam 1o5pm. Ca lf 251\ ·1182 YOU MUST SEE THE DECORATING Lovely decor atm g throughou t this fine Oric k hom e In an e)(cellent neighborhood at ttile edge of town . 3 bedroom s, large ea t 1n k1tchen, fam ily r oom w ·firepl ace, 1112 baths, gar Age, gas hea t, central ai r plus a beautiful l andsc aped va rd with patio & gas grill Upper S50's . WHAT A BAR~AIN! - Only $19,500 buy s t his ni cely remode led 3 bedroom home in town , large liVtng room bedrooms, eaf'ln ki fchcn, ba th, basement, gas forced air heM pl us 200' deep yard . Perfect for the young couple or r e tir ed wisEMAN I.SAHOUSE :soLo:l: WORD j E. M. Wiseman, Broker, 446·37?6, Eve E. N. WIHmln, Broker, 446-4500, Eve. ',Jiin Cochr1n, Assocl1te, 441-71&1, ·E vt. • SOO SECQt<(0.4YE O"n Evan~, AssociatP. 388·8111 Eve. a I ' ~ ;- · "'"'tOn, ASSOCICift, 4.6-4240,!&.v.. Noncy Smll~, Associ .ito, 444·4910, llvt. 1 ' GALLI~LIS ,pnQ,Ill!II11 '5U!IS!I JOI noA ... IX ~UI!Il.L .. C) u ~ ,. ::> 'R,eol~ .,0 .r Ill s; - ·446-0552 "':t "'l1" SIOING CO. 3: 0\ c BMR 93 Country atmospher e, modern lt v OP-EN DAILY, iiXCEPTS~.9-S MON . & FRI. TIL 8 P.M . OTHER HR~ . BY APPOINTMENT ~ ::r ';ii BMR 94 Stately, two stor-y we ll kept horne on la r ge fl~f lot In Cheshire Lots of e:.: fr M B~sement Grrtc1ous l1vi ng thro ughout lnQ In fht s threr bed r oom r anc h hom e Ci t y sc hool system Gara9e Large lot We ll in su lated. .. ::i 0 IL ::> Ca II for. a Free Siding Estimate, 949-2801 or 949-2860. No Sunday' ca Its. w Free Estimates -· 992-6011 0 )- .,. c s; "' 1- ••-1 mo. ·PIANO ' - BMR 112 Commercial and res idential In southern Galli a County Lots of potential tor ~oal related bus1ness • 'TUNING 220 E. Mlln SlrHt, Ca II 992-7113, ... "F~f~riiEifhftateS 11 -9·1 mo. '----------- ...J Rl!pairing. Galli;~ & Atf types roofing, gullers and downspouts. All types home maintenance -,new and repair. Storm ctoors and windows. All work guaranteed. 20 years ex· perience. Free extlmates. Call· Tom Hoskins, 949 -l\60. Athens Area 797· 2745 or 797· 2752 4 15 p ::> RUSSELL A1hen!, Meigs, Vinlon counties; also Mason & Jackson countiPS in W.Va. Ph. 992-2581 or t91·7017 .4 19·1 mo. Serving -. Ill s; ·3:- WOOD H~ and Homellmtenance 011" ., . Speociatist in Home and l School Piano Tuning and Ohio Vallly Roof11g 27320 Montgomery Rd. Langsville, 614-669-4245 Evenings 2 Miles Eatl_of_WIIk.,~lll.!_ SU I>ER GOOSE STOCK TRAILERS NOW AYAII,.ABLE - BMR 117 Three bedroom home on three f lat lots in Cheshire Dining room , f~m1ly room , living r oom Pri ce r lghl BMR 112B Over an acre of pnme land close to town plus thr ee bedroom hom e with full baement , garage and new sw im · m1 ng pool. Pri ce reduced r 1."' TRAILER SAl ES ".>- lANE DANIELS 0\ REALTOR 446-1066 · L Miblel Roofin& I .'a -" 0 ... ... 0 >- New. repair, gutters and down spouts. Window cl.eaning Gutter cleaning Free Estimates 1 c BMR 1'21 Two ca r garage and 2.3 acres In cou nty school system F our bedrooms Two fireplaces C ' s; !- . l: • BMR 1l2 Cozy two bedroom home on 13 11.~ acres with basement Ga rage, out buildings, alu m in sid1ng . 949-2862,949-2160 · 4-s.tfe BMR 127 River frontage goes with this three bedroom home in Eureka Base· ment Priced right BMR 129 Thr('e bedroom hom e on large flat tot Family room Living room Diing arcCI Basement Garag e "'. BMR 130 Three bedroom Jlh bath . Base ment Carport In town c lose to sch ool s. ... IX s; AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE been ccnce11ed? Lost your operotors license? Phone 992 -2U3. HOWERY AND MARTIN Ex cove ting sepf 1c systems dozer, backhoe Rf U3 Phone EXCAVATING , dozer, backhoe ond ditcher, Charles R. HotBlock Hoe Service, field Rutland. Oh1o Pone 742·2008 . PULLINS EXCAVATING Complete Serv1ce Phone ()q2-2479 I (6 I<) 698 7331 . . . - .. -- - _R!_!aJ l§s!a!eJor ~.a!e _ VACATION AT HOME - Why go away when you can have jt all at home? Fishing, boat10g , swimming all at your doorstep 621' of lush green lllwn along the beautiful Charol ais Hills Lake. The 1ovely redwoOd home offers 4 bedrooms, faJl1ily rm . with ftreptace, formal dining, bU1It tn ki1chen w -breakfast nook, 2 baths & 2 car garage Over 2300 sq . ft. of llv1ng on 2 2 acres In a super neighbprhood RELAX IN SUNSINE ~ Great view In an ex cellent area with v, acre of green lawn slop10g to the river Your wife will love the 3 bedroom bnck home with equipped kit· chen and breakfast nook , formal dining , 2 fireplaces, f am il y rm , full basement, 2112. ba th s & 2 car garage Owner anxious to sell 4 BEDROOMS -FINISHED BASEMENT - If you've ou tgrown -your present home then this 1S the home for vou A very n1ce brick ran ch near H M .C. 4 nice sized bedrooms, 2 baths, forma l dining, super kitchen, large family room & oversized 2 car garage Cent . air, nat gas and over 11'1 acre in city sc hools $59,900 SUPER LOCATION- BRICK RAN~ One of the nicest maintenllnce free mes you'll fin d on tOday•s market 3 good ized bedrooms, 1v, baths. family room ·w· fireplace, buill· In kitchen, l arge fenced 101 & carpor1 City schools. Upper !50's f:~~~~~=~~b=~~~~!t in Gallia County. Good J bedroom home w ith a huge living room, fami IV or dining, enclosed porch, sun rom, barn and 2 other outbuildings. Many beautiful building sites w ith a m ost pleasant view 1 mile from H.M C in a very desirable location S80,ooo Firm Price . 52 ACRES - Located on U .S. Rl. 35 near Rio Grande, 20·25 ac. bottom, 10·15 additional tillable acres, 2300 lb tobac co base The old storv house needs a lot of work but tould become a real showpl ace Nearly new modular home with cent. air, 2 baths & family room, older mobile home, good barn, equip. shed, plus 2 other outbuildings. $75,000 Make us an of · fer . 1 148 ACRES - Here's a heck of a buy for someone - 25 ac. ttllable balance In pasture & woods. Here's the goOd part. Extensive drilling for gas and - oil all around this property . $68,500. 10l ·JICRES - 10-20 ocre• llflobte balance In pasture & woOdland, 40'x60' 'miracle span• barn. chicken house, granary plus other buildings, Older 3 bedroom home with fireplace (needs repairs). Located 1'/, mite off R1 160 In Morgan Twp. 150,000 Cell Dan Evon. .t388-B111 . 12 ACRES MORE OR LESS ~ In eludes large barn, tobacco bast', pond and an older mosttv remodeled 2 story home. Alum siding, eat·ln k it , formal dining w flreplce. living room w -flreplace, 4' ot 5 bedrooms ptus super decorating, Located on Lincoln Pike. S36,50d. Owner , anx ious , Bt·LEVE'L - Very good loclltion on 'h acre In Centenarv 3 bedrooms, eat Jn kitC'hen, 2 bllths, family room , garage & huge \"deck In b~~tck , ownPr anxioUs to sell. $40's. ~ EXCAVATING. dozer, loader and: bcfckhoe work; dump trucks. ond lo·boys for hlre, will haul; ftll dirt, top soil, limestone ClAd. grovel. Coli Bob or- Roger Jef.• fers, day phone 992-7099 night" phone 992-3525 or 992·5232 . ...,. • - . - - - -- - - - ..... - - ....,.----~ - - C) ."... u ::r . ,s; :': 'II .,0 3: 0\ c r • "' ;!',1 BMR 132 In Rutland . Two flat acres wlth ::::s good three bedroom , two biith hom e ~ Fam ily room Garage -· ' l STORY - 10 ROOMS - A perfect home for the large family , This maint. free home offers 4 or 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, famil-y room w -flreplcrce , equipped kitchen, din· lng room & full basement. Large vard w ! deck , garge & workshop City Schools. ~ ::r .' ENJOY THE COMFORT of this quaiiiY. home overlOOking the beauttful Oh 10 River Observe the Stiver Memortal Brtdge from vour 11virig room, dme in the c"omfort of your formal dining room , and sw1 m in your own heated pool 2 woodburning fireplaces, one in the family room and one in th~ livi ng room 4 bedrooms, 3 on the main floor A quality home just _w.aiting for you t o occupy Call for more rnformat1on CHARMING RANCH OVERLOOKING OHIO RIVER - A very clean & weft kept3 bedroom ranch with a full basement. Verv appealing living room w ·c:orner fireplace & large window with a view of the river. Eat·in kitchen, lots of knotty pine, hard· wood floors, 2 car gMage & central air. Kyger Creek Schools BMR 133 Nice b1 leve l home on flat lot . Two car garage Thre bedrooms. Room in basement for nice fa mily room . BMR 134 Excellent t hree bedroom hom e in Eureka L C\rge f r~ mil y r oom Eat -in ki t chen Nice l ot BMR 116 Thtrty three acre s of land with good two bedroom hom e, Stone ftrcplace tn fam ily room Barn . BMR 115 Buy It , t lx it up to rent or sell . Ap pro)(ima tely one acre of l and close to town Two bedrooms.. Basement. BMR 131 Comfortable t hree bedroom ho me Ga r age . Flat lot Green E lemen· tary . BMR 89 Owner will help fin ance nice buil ding lot In establi shed sub·dlv1slon. Close to town. BMR 123 Three bedroom r anch wi th 11'" acre of land In northern GA IIia County . Se cond house on proerty . -'- BMR 1328 In Mtddleport Oldedr two bedroom home. Large k 1tchen and ba th Nice size lot $11 ,500 BMR 124 Two story house on 1 6 acres Close to Meigs mines T hree bedr oom . One cu garage . 4BMR 11 Three bedroom ', basement, family ::r room Fenced yard Lots of eJ<tra room . ~ Two firepla ces._Pnced right ,.., SPACIOUS CROWN CITY RANCH - Approx, 1600 sq . ft . of en loy able living space in this 3 bedroom home. Large eat·ln kif· chen, formal dining, family room w· ' firepl ace, 2 bahs, & 2 Cltr garage Ul,OOO . '', ~ 't!.MR 107 F1ftY acres vaca nt or 58 ac res BMR 110 Fifty acres with lftrge toba cco base . Older house on property Good p ~ f ce. BMR 113 Eighty acres with two houses, garage and several outbuildings Souther n Ga lli EI County c with moduiM home . Only 7 miles from l- town . mostl y wooded 0 BMR 135 Three surveyed plats c lose to town Road bed cut and rural water ava il abl e. One 7 :1~ acre, one 11 acr e one'} ~ BMR 97ttlComm on corner tot 1· erpcial build1ng ~ 1n Ga PO tS r esen 11 Y occupied Ex · :1 ee l lent loca tion. BMR 102 Twelve un 1t i'lpartment complex m Mtddleport. All apartments f urn• she d ., 3RD AYE . RENTAL - Mainlenante free home with 2 apartments. Each unit presently leased for approx. S2,000 yr . and Incl udes 3 rooms & bath . Full basemeflt & deep lot . Building has been well cared for 137,500 "'~Than~ acre. : ~Q~iie :H~rij~ ~or: S~l! 1965G e n err~ l , 60x 11, 2br 1970 Sky line, 1? x 65, 2 br 1970 Sy lvf'n , 60 x 1? , ? br 1970 Castle, 60 )( 11, 1 br 1973 Nobifily , 12 x 60 ,2 br 1973 R idgewood, 70 x 14, 3 br 1973 Nashua , 12 x 60, 7 br 1973 Governor, 11 x 60, 2 br 197.4 Markline , 12 :w 50. 2 br Band SMobi le Home Sales Pt Pleasant, wv 675 4424 $12,000 HOME IN THURMAN - l slory home that may need redecorating . Family room with w .b flrelace, large kitchen, 3 bedroom, full basemer'lt plus a nice sized , lot with garden space, u-sfil JUST LISTED & A REAL BEAUTY- 3 BR , l "' balhs, den with fireplace, dining rm ., foyer, beautiful HW floors, glassed in rur porch, patio, 2 car garage with electric opener plus a det(heCI 22x'l4 garage. Lots of privacy with a wooded htllside behind & a beautiful view of The Oh10 River tn front . Shown by appointment to serious buyers . STROUT REALTY, •46-0008 . Here Are Some Realty Good Lois to Choose From. , NEW LISTING: 306 acre farm, near Waterloo, 100 acre bottom land, some timber, 2 barns, shed, pond Buy for $160,000.00. COMMERCIAL BUILDING : Loca ted in Vtnton, spac.ous building can either ,be used for business or meeting room . Pnce only $11,000 00 17 ACRES - Small fake & pond wooded land, rural water avarl. l:.and lays verv gOod , Beautiful sites for 3 or o4 homes. Near Rio Grllnde. 4 ACRES -charotals H i ts! Subd The .only good lot left to build ~n. 1 mle from H.M.C . . VIRGINIA NEW LISTING : Commercial building, Cour1 Slreel. Gallipolis, approx. 1500 sq . ft , arranged for restaurant. Two apartments upstairs, storage buildtng in rear . Call for more information S3,900 -corner lot In Plants Subdv. . PARK LANE - The only to1 left In , Subdv. Concrete street, city water & sewer avail. City schools. or, 388-8464 t NOTICE TO FARMERS FARM AND EQUIPMENT Loca ted just out of Porter 86 .9 acre s. Catt le farm w ith excellent water supply. Good fence, • bedrm . coun· try home l r)terested? Call Virginia. COUNTRY TIME IN THE CITY Rural living w ith all the conve n~: n ce of the c ity . Super new construct ed brick ranch 3 bedrms.• pt, · baths, super bu ilt in k it· chen . F9rmal dining and living rm Make your dreams come true in 'this lovely home . • U,900 EA. - 3 good buffdfng tols each approx. 1 ac. with frontage on highway , Rural water avail. 16,500 - J to 4 acres country at· mosphere on 51. R1 . Cfly Schools. Lovely erea rear Rio Grande. '·' IMMACU LATI! BRICK Spotfes• 3 bedroom brlc~ In Rio Grande. You won't find anvthing on the market as nlt:e or well : .cored lor 111111 requlrfl less maintenance. The kitchen Is nice & carpet Is like, char· : wood floors under carpet. $41,900. --------Ooo----~=: ::~poo---~--------------ii-..o.-c-..;,t: L.J::! RlA lfOP tF YOU'RE THINKING ABOUT SELLING; GIVE US• A CALL AND WE'LL BE HAPPY TO DISCUSS OUR LISTING CONTRACT WITH YOU. WE HAVEl BUYERS BUT WE NEED LISTINGS!! LET US SELL YOUR HOME WHeN YO!J'R,E RF.ADY w- l. SMITH REALESTAT-E m THREE BEDROOM modern home, nerc!s somf' wor l< , locAted on KlnQ Cem et pr-y Ret , S1tu~trrt on ~pprox 5 acres. 520,000 MITCHELL RD. ac. wooded bldg lot w ·rural water, city schll. 200' frontage . S7,800. CLEARYIE)N ESTATES , Beautiful new subdv. on Raccoon Ck . Woter & sewer. Subdv. pfonntng playground, pool, private booldoc:ks & batt fields. Easy access to onto River. ' BMR 136 Over an acre of fl at la nd at cor ner of Bulav!lle Road and 160 Comm er ci al possibilities BMR lOt Bui lding lot c lose to town Ci t y Restric ted for your protec tion school s. · BMR 62 Ex cellent buildin g lot 1 40 acre s on Oliver White RoCid Beautiful surroun dings t A RARE JEWEL A perfect family home with 4 bedrooms, 2 huge baths, 14'x71' living rm., 1A'x21 ' femlly rm Formal dining rm ., kitchen with bellutlful cab1nets. Fully ca rpeted, 1st floor laUhdry , oversized garage with workshop ar ea. Over 2 acres. See It today , compare, Buy I L ocated close to schools, shopping , and Holzer HCISPIMI. - - 3~8 AA/Id -· ---------- Mobile Homes for Sale ----- ------ · sPR ING - sA.LE · oNMOBILE HOME S TRI , STATE MOBI LE HOME S ••6·7512 . . MOBILE HOME 1!2 acre lot, 14 x 65, 2 bdr, all appliances and part1alf y furni shed, e:.:c !cond nice deck, underpinneq, storage bl dg, located along Raccoon Creek, Calf 446 2885( ... - ~---···' 1963 SHASTA house trailer Calf «6 4185. 196S General , 60.)( 12 ') bd' -··--··· ·· ···1970Skyline 12x65, 2br. ATTENT I ON VETERANS• \970 Sylvo , 60M12, 'J bdr 1970 Costle. 60)(1:2 , 2 bdr Nt>w 1979 U ft wide mobile homes If you qual ify, no 1973 Nob1ltty , \2)(60, 2 br 1973f!idgewood. 70w14 , 3,bdr down payment, 12 -year s to pay Payments l'S fow as S105 1973 Noshuo 60,.. \ 1, '2 bdr · 1? percent APR . Limited 1973Gavernor, 60:.:12 2 br 1cr74 Mark line. 50)(12 , 2 br Quant,tv, call immedfitely 1 885 MOBILE HOME SALES Johnson's Mobile Hom'es, PT PLESANT, WV Inc . dA6·:JSA7. , 675 -.442d 1973 FREEDOM MOBilE l'lome. Appliance s underp1nnlng , t .. eptoco. 9'12·5AI3 o• 9916118 . ' CampinJE.~ipmel!t 15200 1975 11 FOOT truck camper 1•lf· contomed1 atr condition , ex· eel lent condtt1on . 992-21:21 . 197<F LAMI NGO, 12 x 65 , ex c. coM , furn on rented lot i n 1976 - STARC-RAFT - 24 ; fi . PI Pleasan1 15900 Ca lf 675 - travel trai ler, self con tai ned, 6~3 0 after 7pm steeps 6. Calf 367-0228 1 ··· - -·----~·)· VANDALE, t2 • 5I) mobile 1973 VW CAMPMOB IL E , pop home, 2 hdr WHI sell on land tpp , new tires, low mileage, contrac- t. Call .446 09S? after 1 1150 Call<46 92 10. _ ____ !_ 4·30pm . CA MPE R· SCHOOL BU S, 1974 ACADEMY, 12 • 51), 2 exc. cond., must see to ap· bctr , $4()90. or take over ' prec fa te. Ni<:ely · detailed paymf'ots CAll -446·2792 or Superior c r ttftsma nShl p : 5-Pf' c'\t Quail CrE'ek, Lot 2'1 . Loaded 53100 FIRM . CAlf 446·9762. 1911 Aroi"ct m or e, 11 x 64, All EI~ C , Cell ?.16 6755. 1976 15 FT. STARCRAFT bOCit 1 80 HP M er cu ry , still un -ll der warranty, 15 to 20 h our~ 1979 14 x 70, ') bdr Liberty Ci'll I 1hrr01 tor i.illl ')tiS ~Rlt1 nr ~· Skis and 11c cessor res d46 7?30 <46 '709 J, - ·----- ___ -... ... .tl: .. 0 ::> 0 c ·~"' · . .. 0:: s; C) u ., ~ M . l . ( B'u d J McGhee, Broker 446-0552 Anytime Tom White, Salesman, 446-9557, Eve. Gene Oesch, Salesman, 446-7440, Eve . you for listing with 'Bud' McGhee Realty" "Thank you for listing with '811d' McGhee Realty" "Thank you for listing with 'Bud' McGhee Rea ltv" FIXER UPPER- ACRE ON RIVER - 2 story 3 bedroom home in need of repair Situated on a one acre tree lined yard with river fronlage . Good garden space. A real steal at $22,900. Ul> TO 2 AC. - Lake front tots trees & city water $8,000 up. ' ·-..."' s; BMR 137 Buildmg lot, Portcrbrook Sub 110x 1BO Restri cted for your protec11on Call now • ~ THINKING OF BUILDING? . Ill c --. .,. ~ o( 0 - - - ,_ ' -Real ---------Estate for Sale Estate for Sale -Real --.-------- 6l ACRES FREE GAS FOR ' HOUSE! Private location in Adlson Twp. Land farge rolling (ex cettent for ca11te & horsest, farge barn, workshop , outblldlngs, tobac· co base & fruit trees . Older 2 story 3 bedrOOm home with firelace. $50,000. GA LLI A RESIDENTIA L I MPROVEMENT Insulated . vinyl siding , aluminum gutters and s po~r s. storm doors and w tn dows. Free est1 mates . Ph 367 0209 day or n ight. ~ BI$SEU. 1i Remoldings ' -·-------·-·-· SE PTIC SYSTEM IN · STALLED New leach bed, sewer lines . Want free esti m ates? Ltce nse d In staller. Catl Russell's Plum bing, 446-4782' Sidin& •' TR I STATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP , 1163 Second Ave. Gallipoli s 446·7833 or .446 1833 ROBERTS BR:OTHERS GARAGE . 24 hr . wrec ker ser vice. Aft 1ypes of repair . up per R 1. 7 Calf 446·14•5 days and 446·4791 nf ghls VINYL &ALUM. SIDING * ·New Home wAdd -ons ~ aalj~:IW s; 14 Yr . EICP*rience Pomeroy,O. T.HEI SS IN SULA TION , tn sulmas ter foam 1nsul at1on New homes, old homes, com merclal stru ct ures. For free est1mates ca ll446 1971 COW DOG. half shepo,d , bolf blu e healer 949·2822 MULLINS HOME t'M · . PROVEMENTS Siding vi n· yl, aluminum and steel ; gut· ters, doors, w1ndows, roofing, services Offered with optional In sulation . Low cost Free estimates. Call-446· HAMMOND BODY SHOI>, 1089 Sand and Paint . SPECIAL 1150. Ph '/45-937 1 or 379·2306. JIM MARCUM r oof•ng, spouti ng and siding 30 years COUGHENO UR 'S WATER experience . Free estimates DELIVERY . CALL 4461197. Cat I 388 9857. or 4.46·7283 anytim e - : APPUMCE li SEPTIC SYS TEMS IN STALLED Complete by qualified li ce nsed , installer, fill d~rt :1aul ed, stone, gravel, etc AAA Contractors call 256· 1921 PAINTING Residential in · terror and e)(ferlor barn and mobile home roofs Free estimates . 15 yr e)(p. Call 367 · 7784 or 361 ·7160 I t. 1 ·ElliOTT THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY RON 'S TV SERVICE . Specializing in Zenith House ca lfs Ca lf 1·30<-576 2398 or 'A46·145A .-..- I, Vin)l111d Alumin11111 •·13-1mo. - CI~d .T Beech Street Middleport, 0. ,- ~-- ' ...l Au1! & Truck Repair Also Transmission • Repair Phone 992·5612 651 · Real Estate for Sale -L Real Estate for Sale . - . ; M~GKEE C. R. MASH Your Headquarters For Annsbong Carpeting AKC DOG OBEDIENCE CLASSES forming now. Call 367·0550 0. 18 Years Experience Wfi!Make Service Calls BRADFORD, AUCTION SERVICE - Bill'S · 446-2642 --. milo off Rt. 7 ~·PI'U., St. R1. 124 tow•o'a Rutt.nd, Sfi)P RU SS'S SHOE REPAIR Rt 2 · SR 7 Bypa ss Porreroy Ohm Open everyday q. s ex<ept Thursday 1 and Soundoy . Ho ol rd C Ru ssell" SWAIN Ca II &8MG~ IN STOCK for immediate delivery ' vor1ous sizes o f pool k1!s . Do· If· yourself or let Us Install for you 0 Bumgardn er So le s, Inc .992. 5724 . ,. S' Deep , We sell anylhing for anybody at our Auction Barn or in your home. For Information and pickup servoce call 256-1967. Safe Every Salurday Nlgh1a17 p.m. d I ····.···---·-·· ' Windows. Storm Doors. Storm Rep111cement Windows. . Patio Aluminum Covers, a n Siding ' BOGGS EXTERMINATING CO {formerly Fa ines and · O'dell) Oak Hilt , OH Call co llect 446 -7569 . 0. · HOME IMPROVEMENTS I RUSS AND MAX ELLIOTT Lennox Hea tin g and air con ditioning Rapco Foam in· sulation 446 851 5 or 446·0.445 Ca II after 4 30 Albany, w Septic Tanks& leach Bed fnsla fled Tel. 367.7560 outnll ... D BUMGARDN ER SALES, 5124 In slock for INC. Immediate delivery Pool k1ts or let us install LIMESTONE , gravel and sand All sizes At Ri chards and Son, Upper River Rd .• Gallipoli s, Oh10. c;atl4.t16 7785. ~ REYNOlD'S ELEcrRIC MOTOR Cu stom Dor:er & Backhoe work by hour or by iob. Transit & Lay ·out wor~ General Contracting , all types construction, hous· irfg , commerCial , 1M · dust rial Walk er - Parker sburg Steel BUtld1ng Deat er Phone 446-4440 Otfice- 1100''72nd8· S 1.---M;;.;.o:;;,;n;.;.. ·F,;.;ri;..,.,._.J WILL DO poinf1ng 1ns1de ond out m ----- ------- ROGER HYSELL ' - 992-2356 Adults Pets for Sale GALLJPOLIS DIVERSIFIED CONSTRUCTION CO. :...:.::---1 'I"IV SPRING REFRESHER and beg1n· ner' s golf lessons Club repa1r John- Teaford . . . . 614 985 J961 All types roofing. gutters and dOwnspouts. All types home m•intenance - new and repair Storm doors and windows . All work vuaranteed . 20 years experle,nc;e. Free estimates, Call: Tom Hosk tns, ~49 2160. 3 7 1 mo 367·7560 . RPal Estate for Sale •<Q.wt• ·~ Business"SeMJices Ohio Valey Roofing 'and Home Maintenance REESE TRENCHING & BACKHOE SERVICE Bill'S jJI!2642 HAULING ,limestone gravel one m1sc ite-m s 742 '}CifFJ , ask lor R1ck Imboden . . . . - Installed and leach Beds I nsta lied Certified by the County AnchorillP• Skirting. Awnings, Patio Covers. Carports. Roof Paint, Set-up and Re-leveling. Call EXPERIENCED boby,. tt e-r will de baby s1 tt1ng in my home Resumes avo1lobl e. 9916322 . -- Real Estate for Sal~ Real Estate for Sale Real Estate for Sale .,A"eaH aaii~:IW ,png,lj~IM 5U!~S!f JOj noA lfUeii.L .. .,AueaH aalj~:IW ,png, lll!M 5U!IS!I JOj no A ~UI!II.Lu ., A"eaH SEPTIC TANKS MOBILE HOME SERVICE POOL CHEMI CALS Season poch Free delivery 0 Bumgardner Sole-s , Inc Equipme-nt and sup phes. 992 5724 . ·. . . For Rent . Services Off~red services Offered ·-------- Bi.JD BURNS ROOi tnQ t"Od Spou t tng . Call for frPE' --·- . Sale -- ....._, _ _ 9 _m_pi!J9. !;_~ipf!1e_!1t_ 18 FOOT ~RANKLIN comp ~ng troll er good conditioh . 7A2·287< 1974 27 FOOT CAMPER Sleeps Gos furn ace el ectric 51)( heofer bui lt-in Lorge both wtth 5hower 742·2577 ::> : Ill - ' s; ,_ 3: c ·-0\ - ----------- Piumbin9. and Heatin!!. ----CARTER'S PLUMBIN G ------ AN D HEAT·I NG Cor. Fourth and Pi ne Phone .446·3888 or 4.46·4477 STANDARD Plumbing Heating 715 Third AVe., 446 3781 GENEPLANTSANDSONSI PLUMBING · Heating · Aln conditioning 300 Fourth Ave Ph 446·1637 DEWITT'S PLUMBIN G AND HE A TIN G Route 160 at Evergreen Phone •46·2735. . - - - - - - . - - -. -·-.. .£. ~ ==iuJ.Ic!i.J!9J~EI!.!!i _COL L IN S BU I LD I N G PRODUCTS , 1515 Wa shington Blvd.. Belpre, Ohio, offers a new service to th e Gallipolis area . Over 6,000 bu ilding products delivered each week tp Belpre and avi'llable to you each week at df scoun1 prtceo ! Coli Collins I Build ing Products or pick up 1 a free Pease Ci!ltalog today. Business hours . Mon thru Frt, 8 a.m . 1o 5 p.m Phone 614-423-6881 Give Away ___ _ PUPPIES, 7 week s old W1ll be small lo med . All female , some !horl hoi,, Some lcMg heir All cute. 2 young sho't heir female dogs, One 2 mo old one 1 )I&Or old, bo th quite gen· tie and lovable 1 cats . both mole I block . 1 blue' and white . Humon e Soc1ety . 992·7853 or 992·7680. ANY PER SON w tio has anyth ing to gi ve away r~nd dOP.s not offer or attempt to offer any other t hing for sale may place an ad In this column. There will be no ctMrp e to th e advPr tiser. Bob Lane would like to announce that he and Sue Roush are no longer worktng with Toney Realty, Gallery of Homes. When our organitation•s transfer becomes effective, we will be working under the name of Hobart Dillon, Rer~l Estate Broker - Bob Lane, Sales Manager Mr-. Dillon will be our sponsoring broker- and w e are looktng forward to working with him He started and was licensed in the real estate business In January, 1942. During this period of time, he worked with the J . w. Galbraith organization in Col · umbus, Oh1o which rs probabl-y the greatest In the state of Ohio! He also owned an off1ce in Pomeroy under his nil me l)etw een 1944 and 19S(). Ther balance of thi s period of tim e (from 19d to present.) he has spent In the rea l estate.. bu siness. coal leasing, etc., right here In Gallia county and surroundtng area s. Hobe Is now so vears of age and if anyone who did not know h1m were to meet hi m , the~ would swe~r that l ife only begins at 80! Bob lane ha s been the branch manager for Toney Rea lty, Gallery of Homes slnce It! eKI.stence In Gallipoli s. Bob has decided, after much carefu l deliberation, that It is tn fhe best Interest of his futur e to make th ese necessary changes in his organization . He has abundant knowledge in the field of real estate sa l es and financing and feels sure that this will insure hls success ir'l the future Bob would like to thank the many clients he has dealtwfth In the past and looks for ·· ward ro doing bu s lr~ess with these people again and the many fr iends and a~quatntances of Hobe Dillon. Bob's office location , phone number , etc'., will remain the same . Basically. thls will be the same situation as in the past, hut with a different name and some changes in personnel . FARM FOR Sole House. 2 barns, !MODERN THREE bedroom house , full basement , fireplace, fully trorler Large pond. 10 oc,es or corpa~e d , central air, enclosed 82 acres, 7A2-2566 sun porch, located on 614 acres ~ ·t, acreS' !n Pomeroy . SEcluded on CR 28 , appro)(. 3 miles from ' wooded area on top of l'lill Recine. If lnter&sted conloct Overlooks river W9ter , ei9C· lorry Wolfe 949 2836 weekends tric ova fl oble 997-3886. ~n.d ~f~er_5!v~n~ "!''.:. ___ ... REAL ESTATE loans Purchos• and reflncnce 30 year terms, VA TWO STOIIY 3 bedroom 1ro'm ' No money down (•11glble hou1oln Mlddfoporl. m-3~57, - ~--~veterans) FHA · As low 01 3 pe, cent down (non-veterans). Ireland Mortgage Co .. 77 E. sEvEN ROOM house ond bas• ment tn Mlnervllle. 992·5823. Sla te. Athen s 614· 5<12 3051. ---· -- ·' --- �Jl-7- Thr Sunday Tlm<'''~enhn•· l . Su1ula' Apo ~ ~R~a} ~s}ate-for Sale 22.'1q7q -Real Estate lor 'Sale Your J~est Real Estate Buys Are Found in the )S unday Times-Senti~el . Real Estate for Sale - Real E s tate for Sale Real Estate fnr Sale Reai.Estatl' for Si!le • BAIRD & FULLER REALTY ·rn m W l 1'11 0~' FINANCING AV AILABL E 3 bath s. 11 11 LR J i l l k1tchen & d1n1ng rm .• w1th bU1It In il PPi ta ncc s . I•h44 famtiY rm. w1th WB fireplac e. r ec 1m , Lau nd ry sundeck, pat1o, 2 car garage & o y- er 1 <' ere ot l 11 nd Louted 3 mt from town '" the G re('n G-t Oldt• Sc hool & Galha Academy Htgh School Otst ST Rr')L f RI- Al TY 446 o11oa TONEY REALTY (_ ' ) House needs some work, tobacco base - $33.500. DAIRY FARM - Roo Grande erea , home w•th 125 acres NEW QUALITY APARTMENT COMPLEX , - S units- all occupied , good ln11estment OLDER BRICK HOME Second Avenue locat1on - $36 500 •NEW BRICK HOME- Rt l5 .-- lncludmg frpl , J11 baths and family room IN-TOWN CONI/EN IENCE - 7 year old brock wtth full basement 1n a n•ce neighborhood VALLEY PLEASANT ESTATES Owner w il l ~ns•der land contract lo11ely home WOODED SETTING - 9 lots . 1 with septic tank, electric and water , $18 000 BUILDING LOT - N oce subdl lltson, c •t Y water & sewage BU ILT HOME Under co n stru c t 1on w1 t h l ot s o1 am e nttl es on ove r an ac re lot Pr lced r 1gh t 1 4 LEIIEL HOME E11er yfh•ng you (;Ould wan t '" a home Ca 11 totlay MOBILE HOME - 12 x60 M H se tting on 211 acr es of lo11ely la11d RIVERVIEW Love l y mo b•l e t1ome wllll eller y th, ng - over look1 ng th e r111er Perf cc; t for boa t 1hg pu1f"loses 54 Jl ACRE S ~ Pr:trnc land , located olf ot J5 S18, SOO 3 hLdl oop1 l r i"lm p home w1tli tPr (ltJ O ENGINE E R PLA TTE D 14 b u dd1ng lots r ct~cty to go buy one or all ONE OF GALLIA COUNT Y ' S OLDER HOMES 10 rooms, '2 KYGER CREEK DIS - story bil semenl - Rou te 7 TRICT 2 stor y , 4 pn te Rcd ucrt tl bedroom home on 1 18 acres - S30,000 NEW LISTING Fr.1mc 42 ACRES Woth small r f! nch Vl.lf h f1n1s hPd hcl'i C' tra iler - lots of timber m f'nf PncN' rrqh t $16,000 NEW LISTING Hr1 n LOWER RT. 7 - Aro und dyn1 <l!l <; p o I lJ ()ld, j I Eur eka, 2 Sites wtth ri ve r !'.!Qr) I( c [')I !Ill I frontage , RT 141 - 2 bu•ld•ng lots BUILDING LOT septic lank $6,000 00 Woth FREN C H DES I G N Lovel y limn(' w1 fli oil th e ex tr i\s vou cou tct want (WitH 2 c1 Cr f!S ) AT HOME BECKY LANE VICKIE HAULDREN 446 0458 446 4041 BU Y OF T HE YEAR N1n rr~nc h W1 l h 3 bf' rlrooms f ull IJ,lt:f'mPn t Wlfh rrr rr,1t1on room bilfli w 1th c:, hnwN •nd 1 r l r n,,r rHH' At <>o, h,ls '/ h,,rn<> rl ll IOCil fPd on 11 .~;:-r , <; <,hown by ilPflOi n l mC'n1 t1 flS30 CL OSE TO TO WN B(';'lll flfU I new rn nch J bedroom s Ct ' nlr t~l r1 r f,,m dy roorn w1111 fl r epl ilce.' I ar oe '} cu r n. ~r ,1qr Owner wd l co ns•der oiler s o r he lp f1 nc1nce !11579 CAL L TOD A Y VN·y •l llr r~( l! ve br1 r k & lrn m e r ,Jnch W1l h 3 be d r o om~ b,llh wilh shower full y Crl rpt.'h •ct, SJ!d mo 'tlh)S 'i dnor w 1th (l<"tl o, qaraoe and a n1 ct> 101 p, ,e- .-·d to ':it II no"' tor $37 500 RODN E Y Four l(f"'ilr old thrcp l)(>dr ootr'l hor n (' \• lth r11t:1 rlirrl Q,lr,1C!r .1nrt lrlrcH' ff' ncPd lot pnc (" indudt•s ~Om <' ,1 p n t rr1 n r-r~ . ."'ll .'II l.lh lr 1mmNII .1 trly , OR:3 GOOD FOR NOTHING except hunti ng and ca mpmg 182 acres of Wilderness, wOOds, h1lls, bru sh, c liffs Located within the boundanes of the Way ne Nat• anal Forest between Gallipolis & Oak H1ll S215 per acre CH ES HI R E l Mq ' 3 Ill rlr• l(H n '-' hr1 lh n t1t S OLO ,' WE ADVERTISE SELL- TRADE NA penct .no l lni'lnrrno th iS l ~wn 0 u nl .c• SMALL BUSINESS BeN 8. Wmf' Cc1 rr yo ut bU SinC"S doub iNi lr~s t yr ttr tiOd s.1 lf's ilrf' .nr rrr. s•n o m onthly E:'Oli 1Pfllr nt ~ nri lnllf"'ntor y 1nrluc'lr>rl Wtlh husr ness on l y ,00 1? $1?000 DEVELOPE OR LIVE ON - Thi S m ostly le11e t AR11? acr e farm n e c:~r R 10 G r r~ nd e ilnd an State Route h<"!S 6 ii 1029 r oo m housr w 1t h b c:~ th nne! bc:~ rn WE HAVE OTHER HOMES AND FARMS FOR ALE PLEASE CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION Evenings Call DaMn Bloomer, Assoc. 675-6627 Oscar Baird, Realtor 446--4632 John Fuller, Realtor 446-4327 l DON'T WAIT' Good homes under SSO,OOO are hard to f tnd Th1 s w ell ca r ed for 3 BR bnck and frame has to <lmpl e st or ~ u e r plus cabtnets 1n laundry rm Also ba ck y ard ut1l1ty bld g Back yard has concrete patio .1nd fence d area for th e IIHie ones Near Holzer H ospoto l FH A VA $29,000 GREAT LOCA T ION ,') br oc ks from Cit y park C!c ro ss strePt from super market ? BR cott<"! ge, or ass encl osed por ch, perf ect for mdoor orcenhouse L"rg e dr n 1ng room l or fCt m ll y aitfher.no s G r eM t st"rter or r et•re m r nt home $37,500 COM M E RC I A L BU I L 01 NG co nrrete hl ock, dO xJ6' on 1 3 MrPS ' '" ba th Grei'11 IOtf10n 6 mtl r~ f r om c1ty J ust L1"- ff'<l 1 192-J32S $29,000 Downtown near shoppmg schools, etc Very nice 2 B R frame , 111, baths, cute as a button , k •t c hen , plus c arpet1ng throughout For mal drn1ng, lovely foyer w •th open stairway Lg spac 1ou s room s Low UO oo gc:~ s budget ' 101 b y 710 LOT, overlook m o n ver w at f'r t~ n . 1n AditiSo n T wp 1 m 1lcs from c-1 ty l1r'n 11 r;, Cilll .td6 7t-.76 M 1N lipm ,. ~~f~~d~~~~,jl6;~~~~~~~y 3 ~~~ ~ I from Mer c ~rvtll e 64S3 aft•r spm Call 156 79 ~c:r e fMm With two hOUSf'S, 60 nne t•ll nht e w•th f an ll L'Qtll pfllPnt iH1d i'Cf'SSO r lf'S Pli 381~ A?19 $30,000 RENTALS WITH ACRAGE Approx 4 aues, 2 homes presently rented, other outbldg Allin good cond 3 miles from cl ty Great investment pro perty " WANT TO SELL? CALL 446-3636 WE NEED LISTINGSI TWO STORY ~u s e alum1t1um s1dmg 3 bedrooms woll to wall co rp et1ng 2 baths natu ra l wood cobmets d 1 shwo s h ~ r gorcge nnd shop Call9d9 2172 or 4<16- 9<146 BY OWNER 3 or 4 bedroom well to wall carpelln g fully m sulafed full ba semen! Iorge lot 1n Ma so n co rner 304 773-S386 VERY Nt( E 3- ~~d;oom home •r, acre full basement completely fm1shed w1th nice wrokshop nod foundry room Hardwood EIGHT ACR ES m Me1g s Co 2 floors and carpe t All electnc m1les lrom Wdk esv1lle County Oh1 o Po we r Atlro cf Lve ly wa ter seve•ol good budd1ng decorat ed All appliances m s1IP!> Phone 1 30<1 675 5455 eluded Ru st1c Htlls Syracuse 90 ACRE S IN Solem Townst·u p on Phone 992 2257 or 9..,9 2014 Sol em Center Vmton Rd W1ll MODERN THREE bedroom home i::i1v1 de Weier end e l ~ c l rl c Situated on Iorge lot 10 Hutchm ov01lobl e 304 768 5885 son Sub 0 JVISIOO 7.11') 20.117 M FROM 5 to 80 acres 3 m1les out ol Rul!ond 7d? ?451 . FHA AND VA HOME LOANS MCLENDON MOR TGAGE COMPANY Loan r e presentative Vtolet (Cookie) V1ers, 463 Second Ave , second floor , Gallipolis , Ohoo 4~31 Call 446 7172 OWNER SELLING 2- bedroom frame house E ~ec e llent 1n town locot1on Coll992 3023 ~ • M TWO BEDROOM house w1th both 2 lots goroge basement and garde n ~ .119 2397 REAL ESTATE LOANS SPEC IALI ZING IN FHA AND VA INSURED MOR · TGAGES · MILLON$ TO LEND FAVORABLE IN· TEREST RATE, LOW OR NO DOWN PAYMENT FOR VETERANS, LONG TERM Fl NANCI NG AND NO PREPAYMENT PENALTI ES THIS I S THE WAY TO DO IT, IF YOU CAN QUALIFY REFINANCING ALSO AVAILABLE, CALL TODAY F-QR MORE DETAILS LINDA LANE 446 1517 ESTATE AUCTION SAnJRDAY, APRIL .28, 1979 11:00 A.M. LOCC'Itcd at 174 Jl1Ckson P1k t-, GalhPOI S, Oh10 The fot1ow1ng w111 b~ off~red Pull type hush hoq , 3 pi t1 1sc Qri'lclf'r b la dP, IC"y off pl ow 3 pt Cilr ry illl boom pol{> pufl ty pe d iSC, ct llflp<'l ck t':'r SO hA y r ('! kr on st("cl , 2 w hr-PI tra der, Wn ort ~ Bro th r r ~ corn p1 c kPr. , h;~ y hillrr w motor F or et 6' mow1,np m<tc h!O{', qr~• n drt l l, rHr co mpressor, J pt sllp s cr ;:~ per , Ford 3 pt pos t holr d1 og er , fert1li1 cr sprr r-. r!f' r , For d 'J l'J" plows, Ot1ver 7 row corn gtantPr , 3 pt sub sa il er, 3 pt SC'f' d sow er 1 sp1k e toott:) harrow, 3 pt one row rult iVC"for , HD c ulf •11ator, wagon, hf' nd <"orn shPIIe r , WC'Iter pu mp, e>x tens1 on l<"'cfcler dehorners, f'l l'ctn c Or"1nd~r . ? patPs, w e-l dPr, -'nvd , tog ch r11nsj m et.11 ct r ums. •r on kettl e, one tot of tobM cco stJ cks , tot of lumbN , one lot of scri'lp •ron , ch1 CkPn nPst trrta<"'f•on P•f'll', ftr('wooct, IMfl press, spr ay outf 1t , tra ctor urn hr PIIfl, stonf' jetr , w edges, feathert1 ck , butter churn , r h,1 1r!'. d tsllf'S, ilncl ofhf' r m1sce ll aneou s 1tems 1n rl url1no 5f"VP rr~l h.;m rl toots TFRMS CASH LUNCH AVAILABLE Ml>< ANNA PROSE , OWNER Will sell the personal items of the late Ger•ld CTobe) V1olet, located on State Route 7 In Tuppers Plains Ohio ' "ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR ITEMS" Sleogh bells, 2nd , 3rd, 5th & 6th grad<' M cGulty readers, plank cha•rs, Cart man mandolin, trunk, stone tars & tugs, w•cker egg basket, dinner bell, ice cream POlar c hair . •ron beds, half tree, apple peeler, lanterns, Burn~ lde pot belly stove, radio, treadle sewing mac hme, chestj table, stand, powder horn, J N Scott ol d mussle loader, glass basket, 011 tamps, depression glass, match book collection, Racme 32 33 girls' basketball team p1,c ture and 32 Racine -Sutton graduate class "COINS" 1914 211, Dollar Gold Coin & 2~Silver Dollars "HOUSEHOLD" 2 Ftc llvmg room suite, Frigidaire electric range lind refrtgerator , kitchen table & 4 chairs, Adm1ra1 color TV , met..al & wood cabinets, dishes, metal wardrObe lamps, book shelve!., chairs, end tables, small ap: Pllllnces, chest of drawers. dresser, Apex canister sweeper , · 3 pc bedroom suite, wosh tubs, bedding cedar chest, stands, stools, magazine racks ' "MISC." Sears 8 H P nd1ng mower, push mower, WOOd step lad der hand tools, vtce, platform scales, 16 gauge 870 pvmp Remington gun and mise Items. V1rgil Roush, Executor of Estate of Gentld CTobe Violet!. Case No. 22,... o. Smith L. DonOiiue J . carnillan • 94?-2033 742-3041 t4f.27N tE>rm~ · Cash Posltlvti.O. Lunch 216 E Second Street CONVENIENT - In town locat1on nex t to bustness sect1an 3 bed r oom s, large bath , new furnace and k tf chen cupboard s, a II large s1ze room s $25,000 RENOVATED lnstde and out 1S all new E nc losed bath, large kit chen, 3 bedroom s, garde n rural water and ce ntr al hea li ng Just $23,000 INESTMENT A r eal wnte off w •th 5 1ncomes You should see th• s or come '" for deti'ld s Good for the future MODERN 5 bedroom fram e home onl y a few years old If you nee d room , th1 s one has 1t 3 ful l baths, ce ntra l hea tm g, large conve ntent k 1tchen formal d1n1 ng, la r ge li 11mg, ntce enormous fam1l y room and 2 car g ar age NEW LISTING 4 bedroom hom e 1n Syrac use Needs a little repatr" , b ut th1s 1s your chance to get ahead Ha s central heat mg. wood b urn ing fireplace, den and over an ac re of land $26,000 , LISTING YOUR PROPER TY IS A PERSONAL THING WE WILL NOT MAKE A PATH THROUGH, BUT WILL SHOW ONLY BUYERS CALL 992 3JlS, WE'LL DO OI)R BEST Helen L Gor:don 8 Sue P. Murphy Reator Assoceates Housing· Headquarters •tt•, LEE JOHNSON-AUCTIONEER Crown C1ty, Ohio Phone 256-6740 . r:esj'K)nsible for .-cc•dents or loss of proDf'rtv • NEW HOUSE for sole by Metgs MineNo 1$26000992-7191 SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1979 10:30 A.M. 1974 MODERN RA N CH MODU L AR , 24 x 60 on 1 ac r e nf nround ht•ilf If"' i"'r ''"f "' .~ 1 r , r ,' 1 -- M orl e'ICcellent home, 3 bedroom s 11'7 bM hs, lol sat storage, level tot, bc:~se m ent , 2 cil r QC\r age w1t h room over , 975 sq ft 1n al l N...tural gas he"t Por ches, Util itY • NEW LISTING ~ Ol oe o home but much dOnE' 1n way of r e m o d e ltng , cMpet.ng, panelmg, tde, ect 3 betlroom s, n tt l u r ~ l gas heat, s tor~ ge bu ddmg, '1 car carport , m nny othe r featur es Go 1n q ~ t $18,500 00 NEW LISTING - Lovely 1 floor pl an , tdeal for f r~ mt iY, 3 bedr oom s, ba th , hot w~ter heat, stor m door s and window s dtn 1n0 bilf, enclosed r ear porch, lots of cc:~rpet•ng , v er y n1 ce fron t por ch D• shwasher . w~ t e r sof te ner , man y o th e r feature s $18,500 00 NEW LISTING Mo d dleport , 2 bu s1ness room s (r ented ) and 2 apar tm ents, each apMtment 'has 2 bedrooms b ath , k1tchen~ I1 V1ng room , total number of rooms tn t he 2 apart ments IS 8 LOt SIZe IS 50>1 60 w1th an a lley tn fh e rea r $33,500 00 NEAR CHESTER - Love ly bn ck hom e Probabl y one of the nt cest hom es 1n Me1gs County 4 bedrooms, 21'' bath s, 2 l ar ge r rc r ee1 tiQn rooms , wood burn.nq ftrf p lace, bee"u t •f u l k1t chen, 2 cr ... g arC!Qe, 2 ac res level land Many other fel'!fures !60,000 00 SYRACUSE RUSTIC HILLS SUBDIVISON Really n•ce 3 bedroom ranch w1th bilth , 11vmq room , dmmg room , bu ilt 1n equ1pped k1f chen , ca rport , cc1 rpehng, m any fen tures, all rn ex ce llent conct 1110)1 REDUCED$31 SOO 00 LONG BOTTOM - 70 .1cr e farm , up t o 12 ti llabl e acr es tf c leared, som e good ftmber , barn , m 1l k house, corn cnb, ol d ch• cken house, f1 Sh1 ng ca b.n wtt h Oh•o R 1ver fr ontage 3 bedroom r anch type house wh~eh Is unfrn1sh ed , ga rden space, all mtn er a l s, 1 yec1r left on 01 1 and gvs A SUPER BUY $33,Sd0 00 THE EASY WAY TO SELL When vou warl lo change homes, vou'l have plenty of prqblems as tf is wtthout worry1ng about SELLING YOUR HOUSE Let an expert do that• won't cost a cent UNTIL and UNLESS we get you the des1red RESULTS! LIST NOW• REALTORS HENRY E CLELAND SR HENRY E CLELANDJR 992 2259 992-6191 $45,900 PUBLIC SALE N E WLY REMODE L E' D 2 bdr house an ct lot -.Good nPI Cl h,borh ood, 6 milPS from town $25 ,000 or hpst offe-r Fln.=1n c1 no ava•lllblt CAll 256 1?16 3 BR, baths, frame ritnch neat as a ptn Cen tr"~l heat and air cond j paneled garage, family k!t chen wtth range City Schools 1 11? $60's PARK LIKE SETTIN G W1lh fron liltle on Rr~cc oo n Crr1r k 1' .., c1 t r rs hPilullfu ll y l rt 'ld Sn~p Nf, boil! dock 197R: m oh dr horp e h l 'xM' hits 7 ful l bilth s r" Mng e r r fq o l 1ke new ? bu il ch no s IO'x lO nnd B'x 1?' GrAI ~w m mmq ;~n et f lsh1 n0 1 C1 t y sc hoo l~ Smil es tro ~ e, tty J u ~ t I 1St r d 1 - COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST - 3 BR's, Jl, bath!, 14xl8 LR , dung rm, foyer, family rm wi1h stone hreplace, stove, refng , washer, dry ~r. drapes, cur tams, 2 car garage, 1 34 oilcres of land w•fh f•sh pond on State Route 588 C1ty schools STROUT REALTY 446 0008. $40,000 F A LIR t~n d fundam ental quetllty Brick , cedar and stucco combme to g1ve th1 s brand new home an English Tudor ft cwor Double door entry into foyer lead1ng to fam1ly rm w1th cozy f 1replace , very private living rm, fu lly eQutpped k ttc hen w 1th formal dmlng area and bedroom w1no J Spo;1c tou s bect r ooms 2 full )laths, plus r c:~rpet , ce n rur , hE'ilf pump Fm1shed 1 Car garage Beilut•fut v iew from etny room through diamond paned w 1n<iows 3 ' ilcr P leve l lot Owner w 11help ftnance cl nd 1M t 10 lh •S su mmer RT 588 roort? ll( ri r 00111 11o nw w11t1 liil lh ful l hfi ''' mrnt 1 r1oC'ort hu v l or "'11 {)00 II 10 1.1 IMMEDIA T E PO SSES SIO"' t; ooti 'J bedroom home w1 th h c:~t h 01n• nc• .-~ \..0 hC~sr m r n t i'l tt ;:~ c twel r1r Rrl , n.1m t" yo ur pn cr OMiiClP, lac o;l tf'ci on (' 4j Very n•ce 3 8R ranch great for a grow1ng family 3 BR , ? FULL baths Famoly room wtth f.relace, fully carpeted Full basement, cen a.r cond , aHached garage Only 5 miles from c!ly 10 Kyger Creek area bc,,utlf ul " (i 1/'i HARRISON TOWNSHIP - Lotll e Bu llskon Rd 96 A wooded hill around good 1972 12x60 2 BR mobil(' home 50 ring water S29,SOO - co ntr c')('1, F AS CINATING If vo u areC"n rmf1Q11<> buff or 1ust l 1ke the soh construct•on of older homes y ou'lllolle tht s home Solrd bnck ex tenor, car ved o ak w oodwork , 1 bla ck and gold marble m ante ls 1 carved wood ilnll t1le mantel , 3 bPd r oom s, formtt l d1n1ng r oom Loft Wtfh sky t, ght for future bedrooms Great to cllt•on for em f'tCt1ve tam• IY RIO Grande VIllage n1•rci" SOl11C rrp,, r!l " hr,w 1n n tf ~"' r HUNTINGTON TOWNSHIP - 13 a cres R(lccoon CrC'e k bottom !and, approx 1200 ft creek fr ant nge ol d barr well, appro)( ~h m1 ott Route 160 51 3.000 POCKET THI! RENTAL PROFITS Tllree stor y bu1lding downtown corner lot m Pomrr oy Hets f 1r st floor shop and off1ce plu s two lf"rgc <"!partments, all oc . CUO!ed ~ , 000 . tn $52,000 $50,000 NEW LISTING N1rf' 1?)(5:') m ohilf' homf' 1n C'1 ti1 Pt roun f ry ~ t mos p h r r r Lnrof' ' ~ ncr£' lo t w1 tli oM ctr n c; n,,n• Pn r rrt vrry r r .v;on,,hlr Wi tlllot c:, or rxtri'ls 110 1'15 AIO 'GRANDE AREA ·- 41 acr es on the R10 Center point Rd L1ke new 1976 12)(60 m ob1l e home co mple1ety •furnished, ex tra mobtle home p ,rtd , cou ld be rented for ~4!-)(tra Income, c ity school s A sk1ng 512,400 RING IN THE PROFITS - SmA ll qrocc r y ane1 qt=~rage, good Mom and Pop ope r C~tto n equ 1pmenl ;lnd m ven tory Included, ex cel lent gross 555,000 $41,900 NEW LI STING A fl cnf•on AO<'\ t r r s !USt rn 11mf' tor ">Uinmf"J' lliC P l hNfrOOin hOnlf' l<'ltCI1C'n Wlfh rrlnq!' ."lncl Cii SI1Wl<;lll"'r rf'dWOOCf r!pcj( OV(l r!oO ki OCI P r~ rcno n Cr (t'k. lilCt\ lt' tiO ntl l i'lrnP inloff R t r t103 <15 $2'/,500 RESTRICTED BUILDING LOT - 'Corner tot 1n Spnng Valley Estates, 166ft front age on Maple One Of Gall •a C9 's nlce!ot ~ubd 1 vtsons AU ut 11 1t1es a va il ab le $6, 000 tn cn nt r~c t pcnn mo ftn fl nctn (l luCky youn g ~ c oupl e l r l l tn lOVE" W1fh t/'1 1S nrw hom e Wi th M i'ISSIV!' flrCpi C'lCC, IJ,11M 'J cc:~ r q c:~r c:~ q p Sorr y YOU m1 s$ed tht s one Cri ll i'lr'ld wf' II !(>It you il hout nno thN qr rc:~ t huy !\ilm fl rrKC' s,l mf' h1rt h cw ~1llf y con ~ lr ur h o n ' HARRISON TOWNSHIP - 69 A m ostl y hi lls & w oocts old house & cellar ' " poor cond•t• on p oss!btJ•Iy of coal PEARY TWP - 130 acres , ha y , pas1urc & tal co term , mostly rolling grownd, extra ni ce r em odeled 2 storv home, 2 barns, other buil d ings, Nebo Road $45,000 PLANTS SUBOI V I SO N N1 Cf' ranch Wit h 3 bctt r oorn s, hi'll h w1 tt1 ~ h Clwf' r W1 ff' ,lpprovccl lo tclw n cil r p<' h•d flJII h i1'if' f11Nl f w th I , ,,, q<'"lr,"'tOP Lo( t~tPd c lose to town 1n <"l fy sc hnol rl lc;tr1rl Sd? 'lOO~ CLOSE TO RIO GRANDE Sm oll f or m wo th' 3 bedr oom home new fu ll b,l se m ent , 1 ,1 r ~w bMn, 30 '' cn~·s of r ol l tnQ qrounc1 , c 1ty school dt stn ct I' 0380 OHIO RIVER LOT - Locatedtn E urekil GCtll1 poi 1SC 1 ty School D1st. co water alla.table. 1ctC'a l for bu il d•tlg or mobile home s1te Sll,OOO /'ond wort h muct'l m or f' Own er tr nnsferrect an d h<'1S pr 1cf' cl fh 1s w ell locCltf'cl hom e for qu1 ck s ~ l e Just 1 111 y 1 flf S n lci ilnd 1n m mt con cilfton 3 tx>cirooms, 11 1? betth s, l1<1ht fdl eri k1tchP n h ~s r anqe-, d1SiiWC!Sh€'r , d i Sposal , hP.•u t•f ul c-a b.nets Fomll y rm w 1th sll ct• ng ple"SS doors lf'arl .nq to p at 10 Plu sh C"M p('t, dr~p es, C"Pn illr cond 1\ft,v hpct Clrlr.'10r W1 tt'l .:tu to tioor opPner " nn stor oaf> C.rrPn FIP m Sc hool Just Lt SIPdl $25,000 JU ST LIST E D V(• ry n1 r l' I Q77 N or n o::. 1<f 'x 70' m oh il p homr v..• fh f'>;pilncto 1.1 ror I 1'!J1nC1 room , srrrr nrd 1n b.1 c K por( h crn tr ll l n1r lnror storrw C'r hui ld i lltl P 1035 tornfc(l on s lots p t u~ 1 ~ ,Kre r~ t Ev('rm f'rn On il bea utiful tree studded ncre Bulavlfle Rd Kyger Creek Sc hool s, bnck home h<"!s 3 spac•ous bedrooms, lc:~rge oathermg room , c Mpe t, drapes, c:en atr'tor those hot sum mer dc:~y s r~he 1'1 d L 1ke new cond Call for ap pomtment soon 1 Just Lt sted 1 $44,900 JUS T LIST E D N rr hr n: k ran ch Wl!h 4 l)rct r ooms l1 vo nq roam w1 th w t1 flr Ppl flCC h.:trctwooci fl oor s 1Jc\e m r'nf Wlfli ShOWN •,1111 1 C1r ll Mi'\f'Q, IOCil f("ci on 3 ilCrf'S rr O'i79 1n Hil n ni'l n T 1r1(P S D ' CORA RODNEY ROAD - Perry Twp , ver y n1ce 12x 70 mobile homew1th J BR & 1117 bath s, 25x30 Qrt r i'lge coul d be used for body shop, garage, etc As k 1ng S?<l ,OOO $61,900 SJ1 M m us homp 1n V tnton w~s only on tli !" m ~ r Kr t i'lbout (, WPPk s m r~rt couple wil l bf' ent OY inCJ IIi!" be c:~ ut1f UI tNVESTMENT PROP E' RTY 7 n i CP lof!; wllh 4 r cnf ,1 1 m ob 1t e hom \' r nds ill I flr'f' r PniPrl , eMil pM t h i'l~ con U f'I P run l1(.•rs il nd f'l•1 t 1o tor il tr d 1n Rnci nf'y !1? 155 NEEDED A RTFU L DE SIG N Cath edral Cetllng with skyl ights m the k i tc hen , din l n~ , family f'nd utility r-ooms• That's puttmg great des•gn where you spend our- time Work effi c1ent kttchen hi'S Jenn A.r !Sii!nd range, self clean 011 ~ n dt shwMsher, prmtry , i;)utlt in des!< Format dlnmg arPi'l F 1'1 m1ly room W1fh brick heMth for wOOd burner. FrPnch doors opentnQ onto screen porch L1v1ng room . has c11ant picture w •ndow, w 1ndow eat, 3 BR, 2 full ba ths located to ;~!l ow complete pnvacy including a master- sutte wtth dressinQ room, bath anD walk In cl oset Atfttched g ~ r e~ r~ l." Ctfy schools Just Lrsted• MOBI LE HOME "' r ,lnCif'ct for r omfor ti'lhlr l1 1111'0 1n Pnr 1('1 11f'rl rl y rl ll .lc rC' ot 1,1ncl w dh i'l ll.'lChN t 11 c 11 r o,.,r,nf"\, h,."'t<;f' ml nr , ,, ~r comii ! H1nrr ;:~ n cf o:. om (' tu r ndurr w1 n1 th1 c. on e 9r> J NICE LOT GO()('I I)UIIrllnO Sl l f' toc,"'t tf'(lln RIO Gr,1n<l<• , CJrl s ~rwf' r & .vil tr r ,w ,ll 1lbl f' 11 c"i('Sl> MACEDONIA RD. - Harrison Twp , 24 acr es, pastur e and woods, small amount tillable, good toba cco barn $12.000 Gallipolis, Ohio $59,900 MOBILE HOME 19' " Q\.0 m 1?>10 ? hectr oom, nll:"f' tot st nr ilor 1111 lei !§I ,JOO ,, 11?$ TI~)No~LI.'I' -WE 8UY - ANY HOUR 2S " ' Locust St. LO V E LY RI VE RVIEW HOME Th 1Sclinr m1 ng hom e h •"i d bedroom s iflrm.ll clin1ng r oom, ktle hon W1tt1 built ns l,hr"MY or f nm 1ly room 5 f1rep lnces 11 , I)Oth s IMllf' 'l CM CH1rr1oe hC'<"'tu trful lot w 1fli fro ntnqt.' on 1st & ?net Avf'nu rs. c.11 1 100r~ y for nn npp61nt mcnt 11 Oli'5 BRICK AND FRAME HOME - Over em ac e lot Love ly home w 1th a lrpl , 2 ful l ba th s, 2 t..ar gar..=~g c, n1ce red wood deck Low SO's NEW LISTING * dlepo r~, 446 3636 BRICK RANCH LOVC'I Y J IJNiroom horn r Wl tl"! \0,00!1 hurn 1nc1 f •rrl"\ l rl ( f" CC"n l r i'1 1 rll r , IMQf' hf'ri r onm" f('nC f'Ci In lot 1,1r'Qf' \r li ))0! I, C'XC t'l !r n l IOCi"l l iOO c iO" f' to ~pr 1 ng Vi'!llt<y P l ~ l rl rm n.l to '>P II l or S'iB 000 Sl1awn by fi P po1 ntnwnt .. ~ 0058 BIU. TONEY SR. • BROKER 114 ACRE FARM - OFFICE 446-7013 Real Estate for Sale AssOC@te Ron Canaday, Realtor, 446-3636 Audrey Canaday, Realtor 446·3636 lou Lutton, ReaHor Assoc., Eve. 446-3005 FOR SALE OR TRADE - Sill~ Willis T. Leadingham, Realtor Ph. Home Phyllis Loveday, ReaHor Real t;:stall' for Sale f,ANADAY REALTY REALTOR "' 1218 EASTERN AVE. · GALLIPOLIS, OHIO "We Sell Bener Living" - s vr. old ranch otters 3 BR 's, Real Estille for Sale RCa I E state for Sale Real Estate for BEAUTIFUL three b~droom house, located in N MAin Street in Vinton, with many features, spaCIOUS !lv10g room w 1th fireplace and book cases. lovely dining room K1tchen has Birch cabinets w ith built in stove, roomv dinette One and a half bBtl'1 s, full basement, large front porch , one car garage , 1 beauttful tandscapet;t lawn, l)lenty of garden space For qualtty mvestment took tht s one ov er Owner wd I sacrifice C"ll3e8 8409 or 388 8772 THREE BDR BRICK , 26 tl living room , 2 w ood burn1n g fireplaces , nice lol. jtche n, bath, fuiJ basement with rec room B!9 lot, carport, 1 mtle from HMC Shown by app pofntment. 446 0698 Ph. Home 446-2230 Doug Enoch, Associate Ph. Home 446-2745 Gallia County's Fastest Growing Real Estate A.geflcy PH. OFFICE 446-7699 lllu s&uul is Wear Sllllll PRESERVE IT... ENJOY IT... INVEST IN IT ... NEW LISTING Nrw home R o Grr1nde Vd lilge, d111ided entry foy er , srvrn r oo m s 'J bMhs ful l basem ent 2 car gar age, IM<l !" f loor SPil CC" Hnrd wpod f loor s Ho use operat ed as an rnr r qy snvrr I m por tcti wood bu rn er used ~~ ~ r y c.;diSIFtc tor dy, low ut lltty bill s Must sr ll ownf'rs leAv tnn town N297 LOVELY BRICK AND S 7J ACRES When w e say love ly we m ea n lovely P1 c tures (; an t descnbe tht s hom e and be~ uflful leve l ac r eag e J BR 2 ba th s, f or mal d 1n1nQ r oom a nd formal l •v •ng r oom La r ge equtpped k1tche n w1th b rec:~kf as l nook and ut1l 1ty nrea Fu ll b~sement w 1th outs1de entrance fo sum m er k tt ctl en Call us now for your appo1 ntment to see th 1s b ee~u 1 y 7 ACRES NICE BROOM HOME W1th1n 4 miles of Gall• poll s on a Stc1te HtghWay Gr een Town sh iP GilllipOII S C1 ty School Sy stem 3 or 4 B R front & ba ck porches, n1 c~ modern large k itc hen w 1th lots of b~rch cabm et s Par f iRI bo1 sem ent F ue l 011 F A fu rna ce, 2 car g f\r <"! Qe, ? stor aqe buil d1ngs one 15'x14' prmeled oth er 8' x8' Has good fencos Has cher n es, p lu ms, il ppl e trees Grap e h ~r b or JU S T LI STED BE THE FIR ST TO SE E THI S ONE MODERN RANCH BROOM HOME In country OVer 1200 sq ft of l!vmg spac e La rge ltv lng room, 16'x18' , f amily room l7''1C12' w1th wood burn1ng f•replac e Rural water, central a1r, approx IJ:2 A of c lean land Large concrete pat10, carport 3 mulberry trees A beautiful modern country home You must see th1S home to ap prec 1ate 1ts beauty PR 1c f"D IN THE 30's 542.900.00 VA APPROVED 2 A 8 room new ho me, lu~t ftn•shed 4 B R fram e home w•th br1ck front Ca r port, ntce built 1n c ab.n e t~ 1n kttchen Rural wat er system, 12 ' x16' storage, butld1ng, l arge g arden spot W 1thm 21fz mtles from Holzer Hosp 2 A of land scaped yard Lots of sh ade tr ees CONVENIENT AND COMFORTABLE E 'IC tr a n1CP home w •th 3 B R , 2 f u ll bath s Family room wtth Franklin wood burner All on St ate Rt 160 CALL make y our ap potntm ent to see th 1s well pnced horr•e •n the JO's OWNER WILL HELP FINANCE LOOK OF LUXURY Excellent destg n tn a home th at could be yours Styl e plu s com fort all co mb 1ned L ux unous mast e r BR , With pr iv ate ba th & walk 1n cl ose t Equipped r ust1 c sty le k 1h r hen w1th br ea kf as t nook L nr ge rec r ea hon and family ro om w 1th open stone f• re ple" Ce p lus form Al d1n ng r oom & l 111 1ng room Wi'llk out of entri'1 nce toyer to ,1n f'X cf'pt 1nnnl court y Ard Th er r's tu st too m uch to say, you must see t h1S e l e Q~n cfl, st yl e & co mfort co mb 1ned 11'1 f h1 S bea ut1f l.J I hom e INCOME PRODUCING PROPERTY 8 r oom s 4 B R home d room s downsl a1rs plu s ba th ren ts for $108 00 mo 4 room s plu s bath upsta1 rs rent s farS11BOOmo L1 ve 1n one ren 1 tli e oth er L ar~ e . ya rd , gM den sp ace, stora ge bld g , was h r oom cc1rport Front & r ear por ches SE E THI S ON E LOIIELY 5 ROOM COT TAGE ON 22 ACRES PLUS 7 or 3 B R , full b asem ent bath , Fr a nkt•n wood b urnf'r H ns 1fs own Wit sys tem 116? l b IOb NCCO b ~se , oood l1 n(' fences Ap pro'IC 10 A t il lnble App r ox 10 ' 1C l '?' stori'laP b id ~ Al so 18 )(35' r'n C' fill bi'!rn Lovel y m n1 fc:~ r m 1n th e country CALL NOW SIS,OOO 00 ? c1 cres of l and plu s 2 BR cottage E x t r a n1ce r olling land on bla ck top road ap prox 1 m•l e from Hol zer Hosp1tal 9ROOM COUNTRY HOME S BR N1 ce fr ont por ch n1ce k d c he n wil h bu il t 1n cab •net s, dou ble s s smk Bath With shower , lot s of shade tr ees & fru•t trees Ntce garden spot Th1s 1 home h as bl own 1n msuta ! 1on Loc c1t ed bes tde St H1ghway 160 84 acr e of land M or e can be purcha s cd With th1 S home 2 mob1le homes that now ar e br 1n Q1ng 1n a renta l of $1 75 oo per month plus a to ta l of 3 84 acr es of l and All l oca t ed bes 1de Stc1 te Hoghw ay 160 CALL FOR A LL DET A IL S LEVEL LAND& HOME 6 r oom home w i th 3 BR &. ba th F. A fu r n ace & rura ~ wat er A ppro x 4 l~ A of ex tr a n1 ce level l and cou t~ be bUilding lots or used ro fa rmm g Call ror mor de fat Is I L01 Nice Lot ss In Patriot level Rural "Wato>r ava •l abte Nice lot, only $3.750 00 QUAINT COZYAMD COMFORTABLE N1ce la rge shade tree sets off th1s lovely home 1n Kyg e r Cre e k Scho ol D1 Sfn ct Need a hom e for your se lf or as a re li11al 1n vestm ent YOU CA N BUY TH IS NEAT HOME FOR $14,000 COZY? BEDROOM HOME Tt11s homr IS 1tirn t for il s m ~ ll fi'l m 1l y 1us t <1rtt1 no s tr~r1 P cl Feilfu rrs n bP."'ut•l ull y ct f'cornfPrt ll ll tnQ room k1 tc hen , battl ,? bedroom s Homr 1S .1 ppr ox 3 yr s otti If 304 Cnlt fo r nn <"~ PPI tori Et y ' DREAMS DO COME TRUE Let us mak e yo ur drea ms come t r ue w1t h yo u ownin g one of Gall1 a Count y's older quat1ty hom es N1n e s pa c1o u s r ooms. 4 bedroo ms, form a l entr y, family roo m , ll v1n g room, mode.-n k• tc hen, ba th fu l l ba se m en t j ga r age an d pl enty of stor age space Larg e yard w 1th sever al t r ees Shown on l y by ap pomtm ent 11 277 MODERN HOUSE POOL 3,300 , q tt overall , J BR , 2 bath s show er modern ki t large a nt•qu e c he n, decorated lamily room , 1100 sq ft , con cr ete sw•m m tn g pool 18 x 35' , v ery much 1n use p1 cn• c area. lots of l 11110g Sf Rt 141, Gall t.poll s School D• s1n ct Priced $53, 900 Modern new custom b uilt hom e close to propert y c an be purch ased w1th propert y or sold separatel y or moved Total Package $76,000 Nl12 DUALITY BUILT RANCH You lltust love th 1s m oder n 3 bed r oom r anch w 1th for m al entry, large for ma l l 1v 1ng r oom w d h 10' bow w 1n dow for m al dmmg room , modern k 1tchen w•1h lot s of cus tom buill oa k cab •nct s and bar , large fa m il y room w •1h wood bu rner bath ancl half , doub le ca r garage w ilh ~ oo r opener , conc r ete dn11e, n iCe la r ge lots lot s of sh r ubb er y som e trees & p! ants, ga r den sp ace Ex ce tl ent loca tr on, Por te r br ook e Subd C1! y School D1 st Green E l em entar y Sh own b y r~ppt 11 256 A " TRULY ' HOM E Tru l -y SptlCIOus , t r u l y hOm(' y ilnd tru ly uprl<lff'cf 10 rl C. imp t y flrf'o'l l n(' IClh bo rh ooct 11 ti'lrOf' hPd r oom s, ll11 1n0 room , 1 rlrn lno room kd chP n ba th, h.'lsrmf'n l c loc.rd m por c h pl us m orf' C.,lrM!t' nnrl n1 cr ClMr ri t"n <;pot F xif'llrnt con d111on f.l 781 RN BRICK HOME nn ty 7 ve.:.rs ol d 11v 1no r oom , form a l din111g room . 4 ~ c;p ;:~no u s br d r oom s 11., b."J th s, m octer n b ull1 m kitchen tr,,sh co rnp nc tor l arQ P fflrn d y r oom and r ec r oo rn W1lli woncl hur n1na f~r F'p l ilce , all IICf Y we ll tie-c or,ltect r~ nO 1mmi'lr ul r"'tff' IY k('pt, full hilsement 9)( 1() ce ll nr , IArnr• '} 1... CM QMflt:f(' hen tr rt i'II SO hfl!' 9ft tioors All l hts Slltl nCl onr o1r r r m roe or I<'"S on h ~ r d t o p r oad K267 Anyone wou ld ad m ir e lhe qual it y of th e su perb ~ n st ruct 10n ot tli 1s tas tefull y deS igned bnck home 3,000 sq f1 li11mg space 3 bedroom s, spaCious ll vm g room , lar ge fam i lY room , enchan ll ng k•l chen, forma l d n1n g r oom, pa 110, full f tn 1shed bilse m e-nt w•th 2 ca r a tt a c h ed g ar age S11Va ted on a large leve l lot '" a qu •e t ne•g hborhood If you ar c looki ng tor co n str udlon q ua l1ty , don ! look any fur1h er Pnced to sell r fl p id ly on today's m ark f'! t Shawn by a ppo1n ment NlSB $22,000 Three bedr oom s, bath , 11 11 tf't9 r oom, bu i lt In k•f chen stoker m at1c heater n1ce s1zc garage Pretty countr y sett..ng, 2 ac r e lot, ali fenc ed tn Attra ct1ve whlfe bOarC1 fehce al ong roa d Dug well, pl enty wa ter A ll th1 s and a stoc ked n1ce s•zr pond for $??,000 K 24 1 MUST SEE THIS ONE' t1ouse SIX room s an cl bn lh 3 bedr oo m s ut 11 ty roo m enclosccl bii ck porr h , nd fr ont por ch, n,1 tur <1 t QCIS ct1 Y w ater Just out of c•ty l1mtts, smo11 ba rn fo r st abl es or ct~ll l e 11 • :> acr es of qround 600 It roild lmn1.1gc Sf Rl l <ll M ust se ll l mmcd!il le possessro n /17 J9 Mo~er n J BR brt ck & fr am e Cozy & comfort ale r oo m wtth Fra nkl ! bu r ner Spac 1ous lols of bu tt •n large dtn 1ng ar ea must see t h •s house bel1 e11e how c harm1hg It' CALL FOR YOUR A PO I NTM E N T TODAY LOOK 1 New ll st1ng Be th e f1 r s1 10 see th •s home located off State Route 7 f ea tun ng l1v1ng r oo m 3 n 1ce bedr oom s, d1n1ng room , 2 bath s, eat m k 1tchen, par In ctty ttal b asement school d1 stn ct wo uld be an excell ent st art er hom e YOU'VE GOT THE HOMES! LErS GET TOGETHER! LIST WITH US (TODAY) AND WE'LL GET IT SOLD. .-l.ICT BUILT Th1s home delivers the kmd of living demanded by to day 's tastes m a very hand some destgn , Large lovely kitchen has all the modern conveniences a wife would want plus a large dln1ng area, eat at bar, family room , 3 large B R & 2 full baths very taste\uflv decorated LOT IN EWINGTON Lot No .d .4 & eas1 ha l f of Lot No Jt5 Close to Post Off•ce Onl led w ell Wt1h etec1nc pump M eter on poo e fo r mobtl e hom e Se pt1c t ilnk, concr ete drt vewa y With wood tJid g at 1ts end Con cr ete pi ers to set mob1l e home on 4LOTS Lots No 31, 32, 33 8o 34 1n Patr.ot Rural water ~available Wtll sell m pairs ~ <>r all CALL TODAY $10,000 00 11 .34 ACRES MORE OR LESS Loc ated tu st off Rt 160 Dug welt & rural wMer awulable Some t•m be r & all mtnP-rat nghts go wt1h proper1Y Would be good buld1ng Si tes or lUSt a good •n11estment WOODEO AREA - 4 MILES ' FROM GALLIPOliS Here ts what you ha11e been looktng for Approx•mately 4 A of scattered trees Ptck your own bu1 ldmg s1tes ~ dev elop as you des•re Anx rous to sell now CIJMMERCIAL LAND BUSINESS BUILD"RS We now have i'l p p r o~ 14A ilv.lil rtbl e, tu st off Rt 35 w est Wt 1h n close access to city sewe r & water & near flifiVIOQ bU SIO CSS COm m un ll y PRIC E D TO SE LL C~tn sell 111 7 A plot 75 ACRES VACANT LAND Lots of ror~ d frontaae on Morg<ln Lc:~ n c Sam e good l mc fenc m g Some wh1te oak t 1mber A pp r ox 15 A tdlil bl e A ll co ul d be pi1 stured A LL FOR ONLY $2 ?,500 00 110 ,_CR E: S FARM Beautrful rolling pa s1Ureland or land loc ated on a h~QhW'ay I ar ge 2 fram e frrm home w ater sy ; tem , 2 hou ~es corn cnb, ' ho use or tod l house, 30'x L10 bar n wtth 12 'IC 40' ed m elol roof Good I f e n c~ s 3 ood farm , l ac at1 o n R e11 s onab l ~ r1ce CALL "JOW LAND, LAND, LAND 156-per acre A l w ays m ed of ha 111 ng a farm k1ng l or 1n vestm en roperty ? have )97 acr es of the n"•t-11• t1 es t land around -Lovoely cl ean level I 65 acr es • t lll mamde r 1n m ce pa sture L tlrge da1ry boorn.fl & other f arm bulldtngs LET U S SHOW YOU TO DAY NIC~ HOME & INCOME PRODUCING PROPERTY 6 r oom s, 3 B R home toca tPd on Old Rt 160 1n P o r te r~ w 1th 197-t 14 ')(72' m Ob iiC hOm e 3 8 R Wi th co mpl ete k1t c; hPn , c tectn c stove & r ctr 1q ~ A fur naFc Cf'nfrfll Ai r Home h rt~ n ~ t okPr roi'l l stove L 1Vf' '" one, r r nt tlif' o1her Gf! llt ~ Rur t' l Wat er Syst J1 '1 101 A ll for only S29,000 POSSES IMMEDIA SION 2 <"~Cr"e tal t-/or - , w•de lot, W1re fenced for sa fety and pn11acy Dr il led we ll , r ural w c:~ t e r and runs thr ough lot E tectn c hooku p A lmost new sept1 c l an k F ru 1t trees A l l types of bern es Ver y pr oduCti Ve leve ll and Hurry out now - do n t be d1sappomt ed by a "sold " ' N'251 s•gn l $1 2,000 NEW LISTING 197A Bf'YVIPW mnh 1le hom C", l!vu'lo r oom rtrn, 7 hl"rlr ooms h,"'t t h, m orlf' r n k 1tchrn r~ n d ct 1ntnC1 Mf'r1 Appl 1.l OCf'S 1nc I udC' ri F l r" f'P I<'!Cf' crntr ill iH r un<1f'r ptnnlnn All fh 1s i'IOri mucl"'t mor r st ttl nQ on 1111 nc r £><; 1n t( yQPr Crt"C'k School D• str !C t ~ 291 S21, SOO 37 ac r es, mor e or res Lme fe nce w1fh 0 0 M e I nty r c Park Olstn ct Dug w ell , some t1mber exc ellen t hunti ng or ca mpmg area Ten mmute dnve from Ga ll ipOitS N287 GOOLo Ho.JY Help f1g hY today's •nflatco pn ces wit h th1S mObile home and 1 ac r e lot Three bedroom s, Ph ba ths gas for ced a1 r furn ace , pat io, bloc k out s1de ce me nt bul ld 1ng O on ' t m 1ss th iS deflated bUy nss CEI\TURY21 91ACRES If you' r e loakmo for ,, fnr m wf! linve ,ust 11Ste':l91 nc rt's 1n Spnnnfl clcl T NP , Roil ct fro nt{'gc pt rn ty o t WilleJ' p iPnty of po'lstu r e, 'J lilr C!P bRrns p lu ~ othPr ... mrdi Pr hulld1 nos Th1s lrlnd roul rl il l~o b!' u5Prl f or <1e11e lopm ent purposrs So stop rook •no t onc:~y ;~nd q,vr us a call "17 0 NEW LISTING 63 M(lef€' filrm , housf' br1rn n1 ce f;'Qu .pm cnt shed sm All pond tobacc:o hnsc SOn't(' ti mber LMnd IS flitliO ro 11 1nQ w ith excell ent grr~ss .1nd t'l ;ty la nd # "'94 92 ACRE FARM 4 e R house, butl ~ mg s, cat ' cfl es w a r m sun (:fun ng day and bree ze a t n 1gh.t Good pastu re land, tobacco base ca n be purchased a s a who le or 20 ac r es an d b ldgs j or 60 ac r es 11 acant land If vou w an 1 a farm or 1ust acres, don' t pass tht s up A ttrac t.ve se tt ing H an nan Trace schools Pl ease ca ll for more detail s N246 B E EF FARM l l fl acr es, ov er 40 acr es level II li abl e land, the rest IS pas turn and wood land Toba cco tJase, 6 roo m 11ouse g\)od be~rn, other ov1bulld tngs Se llu~g below fod av s m ar ke t /1 106 .. ..i..c• n Don' t IPt h1 s onp p r'lss you hy Vrry n• cr .1 !1 br ick homr 3"brdroom !. ? bi'l hs full h.,sf' m ~ nt, nc ttr l y lin i'lr r r of bE'f'IUtlfUII Y lim e! ~c <lpra lflwn wi th ;~ oarocn ttrrn A ll 1S onP ot C';tt ll ln Coun ty '!. m os t pnni ornl n •il nt toe n t 1ons CA II t oe1ny '" ~'" r""~n apporntmrnt Ji ?99 NEW LISTING f\ (' thf' f lr~ 1 to SC'r th lo; 53 ncre fn r m HousE' li(ls bPf'n r emoctetpd nnct C'On " '!t'" of lilltna r oom , family room w tth f•rPpl i'ICC, ct.n ma nnct klt r h f' n c orn h1n f'S 3 hf'<koom " i!nrl bi'!th NPwly h1111t :l(hc' J?' met Al bu ll rlmp w1t h r!"nr r r-tc f lonr , f)OM(t, tOhii('C(l t'lMP hMI'\ i1 nd ~f'vf'ri! l n tt'l ~"'r {lUfhullli m ns, nlootv of "''' IN # 19S E8Ch 0nK;8 CENTURY 21 REAL ESTATE 65 Acn:•s located an Georges FINANCING IS NO PROBLEM o n tlil s f arrn house and lOd 51 acr es, more or tess, of good crop land located 1n Me1gs Count y, Salem Twp Several acres of 1e11el r oa d f rontage House ha s i111 1ng r oom d• nmg room , 4 bedroom s, kitchen Al so a double cnb and m achrnery shed Owner w 11t heir: fi nance a good qoallft ed buyer Land con1rac t or se cond mort age Call for mor e deta tl ~ N244 PFtt CE R E DUCED S15,0PO 219 acr es - today's I• St 1ng price $110,000 Approx 50' acr s ti ll able, 160 pasture., 1411 lbs tobacco base, large bam , ltos of good road frontage, black top road , r urql wa ter , m odern d BR house w1th full base men l Let 's dea l now spr 1n g wil l soon be here N 199 52 ac r e f a r~~·:~~m hou se 3 bedr oo m s, storm win dOWS rur a l Water GallipoliS School D lstrtct ,3111 miles from Rio Grande G o odd, nelg h bor hod Shout n t last lang - I 144. -~ly OWO ed nd 8 NEW LISTING home ln country,. 8 r oom s, 2 bath s, fult base ment good dril led well, co untr y w a te.r lll~o t'l va ll nb l e Gr een Twp S1ate Rt loll Just enough la nd for g r tlclous cou ntry livi ng Priced In the forties N291 Lr~r ge NEW LISTING FARM S is tndependem CENTURY 21• 1978 LOVELY TWO STORY Home that has been totally remod eled Be the ftrSt to ~ee th 1S very well kept home New modern built In k1tchen , It appliances mosl ttave malntenance w ar ranty Li ving room, , dlntng room, J bedrooms, bath, utility and play room 1 combi ned wood burner,low ' heat bills. 2 car garage 2 ~ to r a g e buildings, garden space All this and 1nuch more su rrounded by several large shade tree!.,' Lots ot pr111acy, but yet v cl os,e to stores · ReasonablY pn ced Shown by appt on ly ' RIVER \/lEW S1x roo m house, b ath , full basem ent A s c e n~c lot. over look mg t he Ohio R lver .• T hr ee mil e s from! Gall tpot ls Two car garage, r ente d ap arlmenl Good In vest men t proper tv L..ot sire 150'x?20 If thi s meets vour needs, w e r ec; omm endqulck act ion' N216 ANOTHER FREE SERVICE OFFERED BY CENTURY 21 SOUTHERN HILLS STOP• tf you ha ve been lookmg for a bar g am STOP The owner of th• s re cenll y r emodeled hom e says he m ust sell 1mmed 1atety Ll vm g r oo m, k 1fchen. 2 bedr oom s, utrl1ty room and sept. c new wlr •no a ppo1 nt mc nt 00 N 235 PURE PLEASURE IN THE PINES r b ri de Will n~ v e r W~f!l J CUJaca fl on fr om this 4 BR central atr b1 g '20x40 pool , 10 acr ea and a barn nc re ga r den space , cellar dog pen Beautiful ve1w and perfec t seclus1on are ' second nature to th•s ne~r l y new hom e 127d n60 ! 283 'OtiS IS THE TIME! WE HAVE THE BUYERS! BEST BUY ON MARKE'r Sl4,9QQ I New 11s tmg Look this modern ran ch home 011er, beca use It won' t last long , F e atur e ~·tlng room, Engl 1sh st v •e dtmng ar ea , ml . n 'it...~ en with se v e ral "'-\\\~.els , 3 bedroor. o\.\'-, main bath S1 ng le co ' Mar ag e On ly 2•1, yrs old Owner s are leav · 1ng th e stat e and need to sell th1 s m ce home Call for a ppl · U72 C ree~ Road Land suitable for f ~ rmm g or develop m ent F ive m i les from G"ti iPOII S 2 car garage, brtrn an d some timber Th1s pr o~e rty should war • r f! nf sam(' r~c tlon Priced $45 000 NJOO I NEW LISTING HORSE COUNTRY W1f li •n mi nutes of Holzer M edi ctt l Center 7acres on a s111te r oute with a f.ne 40x60 hor se ba rn Four horse s1a tl s w •th 1ndt111duaf out side door s Large pOnd en c• r cled w llli pin e tr ees Si x yettr ol d tot al electric hom e, d r ooms and bath 10x?S stor age bu l ld1ng with you11g trulf trees Road frontaqe Possibly In leas 1ng oth er acre age Must see to appr eciate Shown only tiy appo1ntmcnt ~ 301 SPACIOUS CONTEM · , PORARY b lh <~ bedrooms 3' '' a s 10 p!C 1ur esque se tt 1ng on 17 8 ac(es of ser ene w ood land Plu sh ll ll• ng room , modern complete k itchen, torrnill dlnmg r oom , fam i ly .~,m ·• 1 w b f 1repla ces, full f ln• shed bMem ent. large deck s, securitY bitrn & pon d , ClfY sclho<olsi onr ot th e rn ost hOm es tn the county form anymQr e det alls 1 ., 9 ated oper • Kit '" al pattlclpallng oH1ces IN U S A · EQUAL HOUSING ?!lll'lll..rSIAff~IW 1 ~ p PPORTUNITY 1.!1 �• Two area ·men die zn weekend traffic·mishaps 0-8-ThrSund~yTimf" ~ ....~·nt im•l. S11llt lfl~· . A111', 22. l ft'7!l Board hires personnel EASR MEIGS ~ Employment of per,.,nnel highlighted a recent meeting of the Eastern LoCal Boar~ of Education. The board approved the following contracts for the regular teaching personnel : Larry ~!nes, James Wilhelm, Barbara Tripp , Unda Faulk Dave Weber Alan Holter' John Boston ' ··Marty Baud,, .lames Huff: Joe Mltchein Anna Rice . GaleDoughitt.'Melody Black: Roger Spencer , Linda Carpenter, Howard Parker, Dorina Chadwell, Ed Cromley, Doris WeD and Kerry O'Cortnel. James Page, Eastern High School principal, was given a · new CMtract for a period of Other conQ"acts were given !~> .Mary Pi-ice, school nurse, and Steve Jewell , learnin~ disabilities teacher. Nichole Abraham, CheSter E.M.R. teacher, was given a continuing contract. In other business, the board app~ved the attendance of Jamce Kestner and Gary Reed to professional conf~rences in their subject area. The board also approved the attendance of treasur~r, Eloise Boston, to a clerk treasurer 's clinic in Athens on June 7. Nancy Black was hired as a substitute teacher. Approval for home instruCtion ,of two children currently homebound was given. The resignation of Margaret Lewis, special • • • e• • • • education teacher at Eastern, Year's Eve . Dance at the .was ·accepted. . TUppers Plams Elementary The Eastern board agreed School oo December 31. ro add Cindy Scyoc to the list Coach111g contracts for the of per,.,nnel covered by a coming year were approved blanket bond for porposes of as f~llow~ : Joe Mitchem, providing· necessary athletic director; M1tchem, insurance coverage to head football; John Boston, personne_l who h~ve · h~ad , basketball ;. bennis responSlbil!tY. for handhng E1chmger, asst. basketball; money w1thm the school Ralph W1gal, head baseball; system. Dennis Eichinger, asst . Miss Scyoc is the assistant football ; Arch Rose, asst . to the clerk-treasurer. football , asst. basketball, and Negotiations meeting dates transportation coordinaror; were. established with the !)ave Weber, asst. football East~rn. Local Teachers and as~t. basketbllll ; Ed Assoc1atwn on May_ I and Croml~y, asst . football; Pam with the local chapter of Dough\lt, asst. bl!sketbaU; OAPSE on May 8. Sue Tho~pson, g~rls V1c Gaul attended the volleyball, gll'l~ basketball boar.d meeting as a and gll'ls track . representative of a lo·c a l The board approved the Jaycee group and advised the contracts of Gr11ce Weber, IIi • • • • • • • • • • , board of a proposal ro repair Tom Gumpl and Mike Will_as and replace playground head teachers for the_commg !J e equipment at the Chester school year.. Carol King was 1 :Elementary School approved as yearbook . e' playground. · adviSOr for the 1979-80 school Gaul advised that the year. Janice Kestner was '!I '12 e Jaycee bas k~t b a II awarded another conQ'act as V e tournament, previously luncheon SUperVISOr . . e scheduled for Eastern High The board entertamed a 0 School, has been cancelled. recommendation from . 8 ~ • The group anrtoWlced plans to representatives of the high Willis T. Ceadingham • promote an ' adult basketball school's student' council !lealtor · • roumarnent next year. regarding the school's dress • RepresentativeS from the code .. The board did not orange Township Volunteer ilpprovethewearingofshorts : . Fire Department received during the regular school • ''board aoproval to hold a New· year. · . ea 1 C£S t t • e • . . ••• a • T d av • • • • : 1 • MORTGAGE INTEREST vs. EQUITY 1 e e • e e e e • • • • e • • • • e e e • Je • It is tr ue th t ownin~ .; tPrPs~ c:~ nc1 l c:~st p;~y~(l~f is ' home bu ilds ;~ doii M ·Villut> pr ;~c h ril ll y it ll pr iOCIPil l. e pq u ity for you i!S you p;~y About m id -wily c'lllrin~' thp off the mortqnae How tP rm of thr m orlflii9P, thE" • much of you r n1or1thl y pr1y • i ntPrpst e~nd pr in( ip rtl m ent poes to prtyinp off thP Pi1YrT1f'n ts r.rr ~hout r(1unl; • princ ipttl ltnci how muc h The onr Si'VJNI pr_iH"P _.n • goes to p oY off th e- intcn•st thE' Pi'lrly Yf'~1 r !'> o~ h19h m- I is ~noth e r stor y. The out te rf' ~t p aY m C'n~s, IS th <'l t <'I ll e co m e depends on how lbng o_f th 1S IO!Nf'Sf 1S t ~x riPrluc- • · you hve b('E:'n m il k ihp l 1h le w.h1 r ~ C"i'I O hP n hpff y • payment.S. . fif' d UdiOO IO(I f'pcl .• • Inasmuc h as most mort gage-s M e self ·li ouidf'lt in'p • lo ons, you w ill pnv .1 le\/('1 ·' "'• amount eilc: h month toward It th ere is anything we. • pa y ing off the intP re st CH'Id can do to help you in th e r eduction of p rin ri pi!l fi_el d o l real es tnte pleas e • However , renwmber thilt phone or. dr op in at • th e interPs t is fir st com LEADINGHAM REAL p uted on th£> bi!l rm u-. rluf' EST!'T~ , 512 Secon d Ave., • and th er f' fOrt" tht" first pny Gal It poll s. Pho, e 446-7699 . m ent is pr t"'c fi c:a ll y il ll in . We' re here to help . • l e -..................... e ~~··,·· BUick Pontiac TELEVISION VIEWING .McNeils to present folk concert I iA 1:' .IPOl .IS .- A unique , stri1ments, Including fivet>xpenen~<· 1-lwmt'i the con- N'rt audience on Monday, Ap_ril30. it was announced by Tri-County Community Con- · cert . A~soriation , 8 p.m.- in Galha Academy High 'School auditorium. Keith and Rusty McNeil , folk music singers per!onners - historians will present "A Celebration of American Heritage in Folksong." In addition to singing folk songs and ballads the McN eHs . will pre ~ ent trad.1t10nal folk music )J]ayll')l' twor :lO folk j .., ~ s trin g banjo, guitar, Highland bllgpipes, African drums, mouth bow, Appalachian dulcimer clarinet ham1onira, and ~n exoti~ collection of •.rhythm instruments from around the wor-ld. Their areas of expertise inelude folk music from Colonial America, the American Revolution the War Between the Stat~s the late 19th century , the tu,:, of the century, the "Roaring Movie "Lost Command" 10; Jimmy ·swagger! 13; Gospel Singing Jubilee 15; Hazel 17; Studio See 33. IO ,Jo-Rex Humbard 3; Robert Schuller 8; Gospel · Outreach 13; Movie " Come Fill the Cup" 17: Zoom 20; Big Blue Marble 33. 11 :()()-Ernest Angley 8; Rex Humbard 15; Rev . Henry Mahan 13: Que. Pasa. U.S.A.? 20,33. · ll :JC)-()utdoors With Julius Boros 3; Animals. Animals, Anlmals6; Rev. R.A. West 13: Elec. Co. 2Q; Once Upon A Classic 33. · 12:~A t Issue 3; Issues & Answers 6.13; Face Th~ l'latlon 8; This Is The Life 15; Nova 2o: Masterpiece Theatre 33. 12 :30-Meet The Press J, 15; Directions 6; VIewpoint 8, The Issue 10: Evangelistic Outreach 13. 1:oo-Tony Brown's Journal 3; Communique 6; Bill Dance Dutd"'?rs a; Washington Week In Review 33; Thr!!<! On Thr.,.IO; Wild Kingdom 13; PTL Club 15· Movie "Sailor of the King" 17; Advocates 20 . • 1:3o-Redscene 3; NBA Play-Off a.10; 'Midwesi Outdoorsman 13; Another Voice 33 .. · 2:011-Baseball Warm -Up 3; Boxing 13: In Search Of 6; _Q!L'f2ur Duff 33; Footsteps 20. 2:1o-Baseball3; 2:30-FBI'6; Movte "Alaska Seas" 17; Hocking Valley Bluegrass 20. 3:oo-Table Tennis 20: Sportsworld 15: Off Your Duff Follow Up 33. 3:3o-Amerlcan Sportsmim 13; My Partner the Ghost 6; Great Performances 33 . . SUNDAY, APRIL22,1979 7:30-TV Chapell; Show My l'eop1e 6: Jerry Falwell 8,10: The Bible Answers 13: Jlll]my Swaggart 15: . Christ for the World 17. , a:O()-Mormon Choir 3; GraceGathedrol6: Insight 15; Three Stooges & Friends 17; Sesame St. 20,33. a:3()-()ral Roberts 3; Celebration of Praise 6; Bay of · Dslcovery 8: James Robison Presents 10; Willard Wilcox 13; Open Bible 15. , 9:011-Gospel Singing Jubilee 3; Rex Humbard 6; Rev. Leonard Repass 8; Oral Roberts 10: Rev.Jim Franklin 13: Ernest Angley 15; Lost In Space 17; Mister Rogers 20.33 . 9:3o-Eiec. Co. 33; It Is Written 10; Morris Cerullo School of Ministry 13; Sesame St. 20. 10:011-Chrlst Is The Answer 3; Kids Are Too 6; ·.SEE GENE JOHNSON, BOB BRICKLES, . HARLAND 'WOODY" WOOD, OR 3: ~s-toLBA Play-Off a, 10. 4:011-Golf 15: Movie "Chubasco" 17. 4:JO--Wl de World of Sports 6.13; ~: 45-Bewltched J . 5:()()-Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 3; Footsteps 33. 5:3o-Best of Grouch9 2Q: Boating Safety 33. 6:oo-News 3.10; Pulse 6: Championship Fishing 8; Advocat-:s 33 ; A.BC. News 13; Cllffwoo~ Ave. Kids 15; Wres+llng •17; Academy Leaders 20. 6:30-NBC News 3;15; News 6; CBS News a,IO ; Battle of the Planets 13. · 7:Oil-World of Disney 3,15; Friends 6,13; 60-Minutes a,IO ; Star Trek 17; Prevln & the Pittsburgh 20: On Ice 33; 7:30-Ralnbow's End 33. a:oo-Movle " Rooster Cogburn" 3,15; ABC Theatre 6. 13: All In The Family 8,10; F.Y.I. 33; Movie " A Covenant w,ith Death" 17: Who Killed Marlin Luther King Jr? 20. a:3()-()ne Day At A Time a.10. 9:011-AIIce a.10; Masterpiece Theatre 20,33 . 9:3o-Just Friends 8, 10. 10:()()-Weekend 3,15; Mary Tyler Moore Hour a,10; Dragnet 17; Movie "The Old Fashioned Way"' 20; . Firing Line 33. 10:3o-Ruff House 17. II :Oo-News 3,8,10,13,15; ABC News 6: Open Up 17; Wall Street Week J3 . II :1s-ABC News 6; CBS News a.J.O; PMA Pulse 15. II :3o-Movle "Til We Meet Agln" 3; Movie " W.C.Fields & Me" 15; 700 Club 8; Face the Nation 10: PTL Club 13; Money. 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A driver was cited on a charge of leaving the scene of an accident following a twovehicle mishap on Georges Creek Rd., one-tenth of a mile west of SR 7, sunday at 9:23 p.m. . Officer s report that a pickup -truck driven by Cora E.-King, 32, Rona, W.Va., had stopped at the railroad • crossing on Georges Creek. A second pickup, operated by .lames Gibson, 53, Gallipolis , failed ro stop and struck the Kin g vehicle in the rear . Both vehicles incurred . moderate damage . Gibson was cited on a charge of hit skip . . The patrol investigated a two -vehicle co llision in Racine Saturday at I : 20 p.m. Officers report an auro operated by John M, Freeman, 23, Pomeroy, failed to yield ~t an MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY, OHIO Rutland , OH. 742 ·2081. Copiek, • 21, went out of control , passed off the left side of' the roadway, and struck two gasoline pumps. There was minor damage ro the vehicle . Officers investigated a onoauw mishap Sunday at 12:50 a.m . on SR 7, one-tenth of a mile south of milepost 30. lbe patrol reports a north bo und vehicle driven by Toni Hudson, 16, Racine, went of( the left side of the roadway and struck a guardrail . There was mod erate damag~ to the auw ' MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1979 15 CENTS - - - - - - - - - - - --- CHIP .Po le;s WOOD . ma x. diameter 10" on large st end. 512 per 1on . Bundled slob . $10 ' Volunteers sought for flood area per ton . Delivered to · Ohio Pallet Co. , Rt. 2 . Pomeroy. 992-2689. ' OLD FURNITURE. 'ice boxes , b rass co ll992-n60 . OlD COINS. pocket wat~he& . class rings . wedding bond s. ' diamonds . Gold or silve'\. Coli Roer Wamsley , 742-2331 , - - - -- . - - - - - WANT TO buy : old 45 and 78 phonograph records . Coli 992·6370 or Contact Martin Furniture. . . -- - ---- - ---- WANT TO buy: old jewelry . Call .992-5262 or write Kay Cecil. 87 ~- ?n_d . _M~d~ l<:p~r~ <?H_. _ _ _ Yard Sales GARAGE SALE. Sat. and 51Jn,, ra i n or shine. M en ' s, women's and children's c lothing, toys, tools, books, TV' s, many other misc.l tems . 2 m i les off 218 on Kriner Rd . 1 past Coon Club . YARD SA LE, A poi I 24 · 236, . lOam to 6pm . Baby clothes and furniture, video game, lamps,. drapes, clothes, bed · spreads, and misc. Rt. 160 inside Vinton Corp. limits. . ' --------- ~ ---- FIVE FAMILY yard sale, Apr~ 25, 26, and 27 . Good !CI!;>thing; some antiques and · misc. Items. J miles below tEureka, second brick house on l eft . .- - - - - - - .- - - - -- . ' beds. iron ' beds .. desks , etc., co mplete households, Write M.D. Miller. Rt . ..f , Pom eroy or - ' - BASEMEJ<iT Sole . April 25th odn : ' 26th. 9-5. Good gas range , all . - kinds of Items , set of Fender ' Bendrnoster ompHiier and bon guitar, dishwasher. Chester. Summerfield's Apts., across from Post Office. ' ~·· ' By The Associated Press Mayor Robert Bourne 'Police · loudspeakers ordered schools closed, told ' pleading for volunteers ro merchants to keep only help shore up liikes along tha minimum.riumhers of clerks flooding Red· River rousted in their stores and asked residents in· East Grand residents ro stay home. Forks, Minn., today, while Fred Duerr of Grand the Pearl River continued Forks, N.D., was spitting spreading tlirough residential mad. He owns about 20 areas in south Mississippi. rownhouses in the Dooded . 'Persistent. rah1s continued sout~west section of clty to fall in both river valley~. where more than 200 families The Red River swelled w 'had to flee what was thought · 48.8 feet, 28.8 feet above hood to be a 'flood-proof" stage, at East Grand Forks neighborhood . and was still rising. " When the water was RECEIVES THIRD 5().YEAI! MASONIC PIN - Guy While · more than 5,000 coming qp, we were told we R. RI!SSell, seated second from right, now has the distinc· .volunteers were reinforcing were on our own," he said . lion of having received' 50-year pins for, membership in 4,000 feet of tllkes, police " We called for help three different Masonic bodies. The most recent pin - for moved tlirdugh the streets ' evacuating people. We were · 5().year membership in Warren Council No . 58 Royal and told there was no help c~ for more help. Select Masters- was presented to Mr, RUSliell during an "AI Coh1mbla, Miss., where available." impressive' ceremony at hi~ Minersville. ~me Saturday ln the meantime , the/ hall the town's 7,500 residents aft~rn~l). Ma(llng the ~.n;se~!<i!til!!!:, Whi)e l ~api)dge of~ ·baa 'fle'd; t.tre· Pearl 'Natton'a l • Weather ·'Se'rv[c~ . fiCials and rePf'\!l!Onliibve~·ol" wan-..n C011~1l No. 58 ' ru.,r drqpped about a foot , said water would begin looked on , was RObert Stevens, grand captain of the guard · bul heavy rains througbout receding 'around some for .the state Council organization, seated at far right. the area - more than . 2 Mississippi rowns that have ·Others seated are Clarence Struble, Knight of the York Inches since Sunday morning borne the worst flooding. Cross of Honor and past Prior of Ohio Priory No. 181 far - brought fears it would rise The Pearl River at left, and Mrs. Russell. Standing, from lei!, Harland again. Jackson, Miss., · will "The people are busy· "continue to fall " ·unless sandbagging and building there is more rain than · dams around their home,s and anticipated, and at businesses," said Fran Monticello, Miss., the Pearl Vance, a civil defense will "continue to fall slowly," wor.ker. forecaster Toby Landers said Larry Middleton was Sunday.· He · said that at By ,Tbe Associated Press cutbacks and layoffs in the hauling . goods out of ·his Columbia, Miss., the Pearl Fourpicketsatatruckstop. steel· industry, until a new Columbia furniture store in a . has just about crested and van . "If it gets in there, rm a will probably begin receding west of Youngstown were hit agreement is signed. by buckshot early to~ay in a · Police said the Maryland ~ner," he said. (Continued' on page t'o) confrontation with a driver fired a sawed-<Jfl Maryland truck driver, _shotgun at pickets at the Austinrown Township police truck · stop at- Ohio 46 and reported. · Interstate 80. The four were The Incident was one of a treaied and . released at a series that has marked the Youngstown hospital. continued work stoppage in After the shooting, the Ohio by steelhaulers who trucker headed , west on MARIETTA, Ohio (AP) - Authorities in Wood object to the tenns of _a Interstate 80but was arrested County, W. Va. , say they will conduct im Investigation nationwide c ontract a few miles away, police Into the disappearance of a Marietta man whose body nego ~iated by the T~amsters . reported . was discovered m the Ohio River Sunday afternoon. The Teamsters have • Police Said they expected to reported reaching agreement file charges of felonious Boaters found the body of Thomas Bush 35 with one indu$-y negotiating assault and illegal pollSI'ssion beneath the Interstate T1 bildge across the Ohio Rive; group covering steelhauler of a sawed-of! shotgun. near Williamstown, W. Va. Bush had been missing sindemands . However , Township trustees had ce mid-jlfarch. The cause of his death has not been detennined. steelhaulers have said they declared the truck stop an plan to continue their work emergency area and asked stoppage, which has forced the operarors to shut down Wehrung, prln cip~l conductor of the work, lor Bosworth Council No. 46; Harry Hall, Knight of the York Cross of Honor and representative of Warren Council No, 58; Bob Reed, high pl'iest for Pomeroy Chapter No. 80 and department master for Bosworth Collflcil; Kenny Wiggins, past ,master ,o! Pomeroy Masonic Lodge No. 164 F and AM; Charles Hopkin's, conductor for Warren Council No. 58; Virgij Cline, Jlhistrious Master for Warren Councl No. 58 ; -Dale Sffilth, past inaster 9f Pomeroy Masonic Lodge No. 164 F and AM ; James ·Ciatworthy, District 12 Deputy Grand Master and James Brinker, 6th district inspector of the Grand Council and Knight of the York Cross of Honor. Mr. Russell , a Meigs County native, had lived in the Warren, 0 . area for many years before returning here. Pickets hit by gunfire ..---Nationwise---. Sunday following another disturbance involving truckers. Officials said some trucks were barricaded at the truck 'Sinp by striking steel haulers. A confrontation was touched off when the truckers tried ro . free their vehicles , authorities said. Police said they recovered several weapOns from the truckers involved in the incident. They said there were no serious injuries. Township board chairman E. Roy Davis asked the area ·truck stops to close IIi an effort to avoid further confrontations , but no stations had complied. The steel industry layoffs include 1,060 workers at Armco Inc. in Middletowri, about 1,000 at Republic Steel Corp. in Cleveland, and 3,000 workers at a National Steel finishing mUl in Weirton, W.Va. U.S. Steel said it did not plan any layoffs over the weekend , but the company said it would monitor the Teamster situation . Jones & Laughlin Steel said it had cut back production but not laid off any workers. EXTENDEDOoTLOOK Wedn esday through Friday : Warm through the period with showers or thunderstorms possible each 4ay. Highs in the upper 80s and 70s. Lows In the cts to mid 5Gs. NEWPORT NEWS, Va. (AP ) - The 12-week-<Jid Steelworkers Strike at Newport News Shipbuilding and ·nry Dock Cb. was suspended officially with·the start of the II p.m. shift Sunday. . · Shipyard spokeSlPan James Griffith said the yard . will take strikers back within "a matter of day.s.'' lt · was WICiear how many of the strikers would return to . work. But before the workers report tb their jobs, they · first must report to the yard's employment office. he !lliiq. . .. . ·State workers being watched · COLUMBUS, Ohio (APJ - The energy crunch has . prompted state officials to keep closer watch on state · employees who are caught violating traffic laws in state-<Jwned vehicles. Robert Chiaramonte, the head of the state Department o1 Highway Safety, wants to be told by the Highway Patrol when a state employee is ticketed for speeding. The employee's department head wiD then be informed of the violation. Chiaramonte disagreed "with criticism that the program amounts to a spy program against state workers. ' ' THE PRESEN'I'ATION - Guy R Russell of Minersville, right, is sHown receiving a pin for 5().year -membership In Warren Council No. 58. Royal and Select Masters, during a Saturday ceremony. Making the presentation was Robert Steve.ns, grand captain of the guard for the state Council. lt was the third 5().year Masonic pin Mr. Russell has received. lJRAWS FIRE LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - A tentative settlement aimed at endtng one of the longest , United Mine Workers strikes already Is drawing fire from striking coal miners · who accuse their union leaders of a sellout. The strikers, angered by reports the settlement would allow more votes by Those who crosscil picket lines than by lhose un strike in the representation dispute , threatened to spread a wildcat movement. •· Accidents, vandalism checked. Steelworker strike srispended POM intersection and struck a vehicle driven by Wilma Powell, 29, Racine . Bot h vehicles inc urred moder ate damage. Free!llan was cited on a charge of fail w-e to yi eld. A Middleport man was dted on a charge of reckless operation following a onevehicle accident In Meigs County on CR 31, one and seven-tenth s of a mile north of SR 124, Saturday at 10 :40 p.m. . The patrol reports an au!<l operated by Theodore _en tine at . EDISON, N. J . lAP) - Human error probably caused last week's head-Qn collision between an Amtrak Metroliner and a 3:1-ton track repair vehicle, a · federal official says. Beth Segal, a spokeswoman for the _Federal ·Railroad Administration in WashingtOn, said the Washington-bound Metl'oliner, traveling about 80 ' mph, apparently was misrouted at the Ljncqln Tower, a switch control point in Metuchen several miles north of the crash site. , · The AmtraK maintenance vehicle was northbound on the same track at about 10 mph. The Collision Injured 75 persons. .BROUGHAM "5495 This is truly th e nicest famil y sized sedan in town . M ediUf!l blue fin ish with match ing 60·40 cloth interior and dark blue vi ny l top . Onl y 37,370 actual miles on -th is loca l one owner. PQmeroy Forrest Products. , Human er.,ror blamed 1974 SUZUKI GT380 now. 4 DR SEDAN ·r,.rl ·F. Pinkcnnan. 22. Ht. ·fwo per~ms were ihjuced ' Ae('()rding to polic-e repilr- I, Willow Wood , di ed in an.ac- durin g . five weekend ts , Marrow was traveling cidt>.nt Sunday morning on accidents investigated by the south on W. va. 2 at about Greasy Ridge Rd . in J.awren- Gall !8-Mei~s P9st. Highway 6:30 p.m. when hi.s vehicle N' County. Patrol. went left of center, striking a Al'cording to U1e Ohio State Called to the scene at 4:33 car driven by 17 -year-<~ld High Patrol, Pinkerman, p.m . Saturday, officers Rebecca 1.. Davis of Hun- driving south at a high rate of . report that an auto operated , tington, and plummeted over ~pt'ed, apparently lost con: by Ll!'da Null, . 31 , im emba nkment. · trol of his vehicle which ran Pi'octorvllle, was demol!shed The victim's. car flipped ~ ff the roadway striking a durmg a one-veh1cle acc1dent over several times , throwing ree . on SR 1, two and !ow--tenths the man from the vehicle, The accident occurred one of a,mile south o~ CR 53. . and finally landing on hi , and four tenths miles north of W1th the acc1dent stlll police said. SR 775 near Wilgus. His body u_nder Invest ig at iOn ,_ t he Law officers said Ms. was removed to Schneider's patrol reports Null and a Hom e · · 'a t passenger, B11ly \'lull , Davis was uninjured in the Funeral ·Proctorville , di splay ed mishap. · Chesapeake: • Man 's death investigated "6295 Priced to Sell Dt>p~rtment. Call991·5965. KELLER HARD ROCK MAPLE DINING FURNITURE Installed Citizens Band Radio. New . Another clean !Ocal one owner . Here vou 'tl find c ruise control, tnt wheel. AM stereo, 8-track, factory air, and power door locks. Low miles, drives super. White . electric antenna . AM-FM stereo with factory '4395 ' MONTE CARLO roof and black velour 60-40 seats. Full power Includes windows, door locks, seat and · trl -band After their recent Kansas tour, the President of the Kansas Arts Commission said, "What a wonderful experience it was to have you with us. I tell everyone about you everywhere. Thank you for your gift of joy and song which you give to everyone who listens to you .'' Press acclaim from their West Coast tour included: "Two superb artists, both at singing and discussing folksongs of all ages :" (Riverside Pres s Enterprise ); " ... the auditorium resounded with an exciting variety of sounds and rhythms which evoked a feeling of' surprising order 'and togetherness.'' (San Ber- . nardino Sun-Telegram) ;, "K~ith and Rusty McNeil have their audience spellbound from the moment they pluck the first chord on their banjo and guitar." (San Jose Mercury). A ·graduate of Stanford University, Keith McNeil · worked as an administrator for the Pacific Telephone Company for fifteen years wa·nted to Blly JUNK . Auto and scra p metal. Call3aa-8776. - - - - - - - .,..,_- - - - - TIMBER AND L.OGS. JUST RECEIVED - NEW SHIPME"T 1974 DODGE MONACO CUSTOM door 'sedan . a.ir, AM ·FM, new premium tires . One local owner . E x music. Although no' fatalities were recorded over the weekend in the Gallia-Meigs area , two i:nen lost their lives in traffic accidents in neighboring · counties. A 37-year-<Jid Mason County 'man was killed in a twocar accident Saturday evening at Flat Rock , W.Va. ' EarneSt F. Marrow of J~n, W. Va., was Pronoun· ced dead on arrival at Pleasant Valley Hospital in . · Point Pleasant, W.Va.-, after · he apparently lost control of his car on W. Va. 2, according to the Mason County Sheriff's until steadily increasing demands for public , performances required Keith and Rusty-to devote full time to pioneer this fresh approacp to folk music and history, The McNeila have five children, ranging in age from 11ine to twenty-five, who often join them as ,they tour across the United States, Canada and Mexico inlheir 35-foot bus-home. When not on tour, the McNeils reside in Rivetside, Ca. ELBERFELDS IN .POMEROY QUALITY NEW AND USED CARS. - Twenties ," · the ·· Greai Depression · and the contemporarY. period. In addition to the ·scores of folksongs inherited · from generations ol their own family tradition, the McNelis have carefully researched the .folk music of the many immigrant groups which enriches the American cultural "Salad ·Bowl," the so ng s which reflect America's major social movements during the past two hundred years and America 's religious history through folksong . · Fot the past ten years, Keith and Rusty have ,been bringing America's rich hi storical and multi-eultural heritage to life through folk music. Their more than 2,000 concerts, their recordings and their work on Public Broadcasting Television have .enchanted audiences across the United States from J..ong Island to Los Angeles, and from Florida to Alaska. Between concert appearances they teach five dif- . ferent graduate level courses · on American history through . folksong at ' uniyersitles across the United States and they continue their exiensive research on American history and lifestyles as ex· pressed through ·traditional and contemporary folk .. MEMBERS mDUCTED - Sl>rteen Meigs High School juniors and seniors became members of the srhool's chapter of the NaUonal Honor ·s()(<Iety in reremonies held Sunday aftern?"~ m the school ce fet~ria . Janu Burson, president, pr<'stded. New members pictured inrludP. fr ont, 1 tor ..Janet Horky , Mary Colwell, Elaine Barnhart, Tonia Ash~ Je~ell ' Kelly, Sonia Ash,' Marie t.egar· secood row, ito r, V1ck1 Smith, Debbie Danner, Kim Warner, Cherie IJghtfoot, Rena Lefebre; bllck, 1tor, &:ott McKinney, Cliff Kennedy and Dan Thomas. The 16th nt•w mrrnhPI' Ml present I ~ Croii• Swirk. The Meigs County Sheriff's Department Investigated three acci~ents over the weekend . . Friday at 11 p.m. at Jack'S Club parking lot a vehicle owned by Jack Ward was darnaBed while parked. The incident is under investigation. Saturday at 12:~0 p.m. on SR 124 in Syracuse, Melvina Burke, Wellston , was traveling east. She reported a passing vehicle struck and object in the highway and flipped it into the windshield of her 'car. . · · The win d'shield on the Burke vehicle was shattered. The object .was a piece of tailpipe. The. driver and a passenger, Cynthia Slavins, were cov~red with glass but were not injured. Saturday at 8:40p.m. on U. S. 33 a deer was killed when it ran inl<l the path of a vehicle driven by Ted 11. Brauchla, 37, l..oveland . ,, · . ln othe~ ~atters,ileput1es are invesugatmg damages 1<1 approximately 5,000 tomaro (Continued on pa~e 10 ) Mausoleum · vandalized The vandalism of a mausoleum and the entering of a Gallia County grave is wider investigation by the Gallla Co unty Sheriff's Department. Notified by the caretaker of the cemetery, located in the northwest area of the county, last Monday the department h a~ been conducting an extensive investigation or the incident for the past week. According to a department spokesman, extensive damage, estimated at $3,000, was incurred ro the marble memorial plaque which sealed the casket within the walls of the mausoleum. The plaque was broken and a blcck wall demolished ro g~ access ro the casket, placed in the mausoleum approximately four years ago. The sealed casket was opened and the body exposed as the subjects h\volved apparently . searc~ed for wer~ valuables -which rumored to have been buried with ihe deceased, a former resident of Oak Hill. The department spqkesman said the· she~iff;s office has been unable ro confirm that any · items of value were interred with the bOd)' . - According to the s p okesman, upon apprehension those involved would be charged with at least two counts of breaking and entering-the mausoleum vault and the casket-and possibly other charges. · The name of the person's grave violated and the exact' location of the ~emetery is being withheld pending further investigation. I Weather Cloudy with rain possible tonighl. Low In mid 50s. Ram possible again Tuesday. High in mid 70s. ProbabUlty of rain 60 percent tonight, 80 percent T.uesda ') � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 22, 1979 blackwood lyons neale nelson ogdin oliver russell scarlett smith south