http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/0f08fac101cca341624659a25e056e30.pdf 0b8d1ef30fdd2b56353fcc47905e42d5 PDF Text Text .. • -· • 12 - Tlf~ u uuy .-,em met, tVIIOUicpoi·t·l...omeruy, U., Friday, Apnfz . l!r;li Assault charged to teenage pa1r . • Today •. .iii brief. Onllir>Olis will ask for 4 mills TRUSTEES TO MEET A special meeting of the trustees of old Carleton College will be held at the ' Syrac use Grade School Wednesday, April 7, at •7:30 p.m. Milton ·varian, secretary, announced today. l ., Area Deaths ! CHAHI.ESTON , W. VA . 1UPi 1 - A landinark' 'damage The Gallipolis City Board of judgment against the United Mine Workers of America, one of Education Thursday night • Lt DA SWAIN · Everett Delaney and the Rev . its districts. and three local . unions will be appealed , union approved a resolution RACINE - Llda Swa in, 75, Howard Sh iveley officiating. attorneys stated· '11mrsday. '!'he UM W, District 17 and three lUlanimously to place a four Racine, died Thursday at the Burial wil l be In Gravel Hill Charges of assault with a c.{ hi~ cruiser and ordered llpper Kanawha Valley locals were deemed liable by 8 u. s. . null operating levy on the ' Enevetdson residen ce In Cemetery at Ches hire. Tuppers Plains. · Friends may call at tfte deadly weapon I motor both boys from their truck . Distnct Court_j ury for about $1.2 million m damages from primary elec tion ballot June PARTY PLANNED The Middleport E·R squad funeral home · alter 7 p.m. 8. vehicle 1;' fleeing .a police While walking toward their tu1authorized strikes against Carbon Fuel Co '!'he 'l'ri-County CB Club was called but Mrs. Swain today. UMW attorneys said they would appeal the verdict which , : '!'he, levy · would be con- will hold . a skating party· '~(.as dead .upon Its arrival. offi cer and no operator's truck, the driver .accelerated The'daughter of the fate license have ·betn fil ed . his .· vehicle swerving . it . one lawyer statt'!!, would "open the noodgates" to similar ·suits - tinuous; Its proce<!'ds could Sunday, April3, from Slo 7:30 Rufus and Blanche loveloy agamst tw. o 15-year -o ld toward hin1 . The vehicle. by other coal compa11 ies. The jury deliberated two days in not be used for bwld1~g, an,d p.m. at the Chester Skate-A- Sigm an. she· was a so Mason County youths w.ho sideswiped Schultz kn ocking findin g the local unions involved and the UMW and District t7 If passed, would quahfy the Way for members and their preceded In death · by her allegedly attempted tp him to tho ground. - liabl,e for damages in most o'f t~ e 51 unauthorized strikes district for full parlicipaliong families. . husband, Victor Swain ; three MUSEUM HOURS · sisters, and a brother . rundown a G~llia · County - The deputy sheriff fired against Carbon 's Winifrede and Decota mines between 1969 125 mills I 1n the State The Meigs Museum,. Mrs . Swain is sur.vlved by a Foundation Program . deputy sheriff this morning . !ow.. shots, two in the-air and and 1973. Butternut Ave ., Pomeroy, -<CLUB TO MEET son, Joseph A., Racine ; a According to the Gallia tw.o at the truli.. One struck brother , Eimer Sigman , will be open from 2 to 4 p.m. The 'l'ri-Counly monthly CB WASHINGTON I UP IJ - The nation's unemployment rate County sheriff 's department, the right fronl1tire and ' the Cheshire ; two sisters, Mrs . Suriday and from 10 a.m. to ' meeting wUI be Monday, Mtna Ramsey . Akron, . and the incident occurred at 3:10 other w.ent into the vehicle's continued its steady decline in March - dropping slightly to 7.5 REVIVAL RUNNING April 5, at Ppmeroy Mrs. John Sylvia Prosser, 11 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.lll. percent- while !he total number of perso ns who hold jobs hit a.m . while Deputy James ramper top . Deputy Schul tz A revival is in progress at Elementary School at 7:30 Elyria, and severa l nieces Tuesday, Thursday and Schultz, Rt. 1, Gallipolis was then called the Henderson a record hi gh of 86.7 million , thc Labor Department reported and nephews . Friday next week. 1be sports on routine patrol. Schultz Police Department w.hith set today. The 7.5 per cent joblessness rate w.as the lowest in more the Pomeroy . Wes leya n • p.m. . Funeral services will be exhibit is being featured at Holiness Church located at · ' IJel# Sunday at 2 p.m. at the museum. slopped at the Suzuki of · up a roadblock and stopped than a year. SR 14:1 in Harrisonville. The 'l11e March drQp ofO.J per cent capped a sready five~non t11 Gallipolis Motorcycle Shop on the truck at the West Virginia :winQ Chapel with R~v. Rl. 7 at Kanauga to check a ramp to the Silver MemoriAl decline from 8-6 per cent last October and an overall Rev. David Light is the improvement of 1.4 per cent since the recession peak lastlilay. evangelist. Services are 7:30 suspi cious pi ck-up truck Bridge. • (Continued from page 1) parked b•hind the shop . '!'he youths were placed Th is rapid plunge prompted Presi(!ent Ford's economic p.m. nightly. Special singing will be fea tured each .advisers to predict U1at unemployment will dip below. 7 per Married a~d the father o( Deputy Schultz . said tw.o under· arrest,' transpor ted to evening. '!'he Rev: O'Dell three children, How.les serves · (Continued from page I) tetnage boys were inside .the Callia Coun ty, questi oned by cen t by the end of U1is year. Manley invites the public. guys and the girls;'' he said. on the All Grange Mutual truck. He asked them what Juvenile Court officia ls, then BEl RUT 1..-banon . t UP!) - Warring militiamen In su rance Co., Board of they were doing and one, the released to the custody of cautiously put aside their guns today and a Jlklay truce in the WAVERLY, OHIO - T~ELiiiA CARROLL, 18, Waverl)', driver, said he was ll;ying to their parents. Directors, and is a director of fin d a gas station . civil w.ar took hold throughout lebanon. But occasional shots 1s arraigned for murder today in connection with the dea~ the Hoc~ing Valley National and the lack of any authority on the streets kept weary citizens Deputy Schultz then got out Bank and of the Fairfield 0 1 her new. born child. MK TO WF.U from any general celebration. Pike County S!leriff Roy E. Roff charged Mrs. Carroll Landmark, Inc. A marr iage license was Tickets for the banquet Thilrsday, The child, whose bOdy was discovered last Friday, Scattered snipeP.·shots arid an occasional mortar shell (Continued from page 1) issued to Jerry Mason marred the start ·of the 27th cease-fire in the 11-month-long h a v e i m P r e s s i v e" may be secured from Mendal had been stabbed in the throat and chest, said authorities. ·Collins, 26 , Rt. 1, Cheshire conOict between Moslem leftiSts and right-wing O~ristians backgrounds: . ' Jordaq, Pomona deputy and Martha Lou Fox, 34, Tonite thro~g h that claimed nearly 15,800 lives and left 33,000 wounded. Anderson High School - master, Houle 3, Albany; NEW YORK- W. T. GHI\NTCO ., now. in liquidaUon , lost .... Thurs.1 Ap ril S Middlepor t. The Marching Indians, under N9rman Will , Pomona at least $100,000 through the \Uiautborized sale of It~ "EA RTHQUAKE " COLUMBUS i UPl i -- Three presidential candidates have the direction of Donald master, Route I, Rutlan~ or merchandise by some store managers and field supervisors In ~ { Techn icolor) BQOSTERS TO MEE'l' S1arring: Charlton Heston accepted invitations to the Ohio Democl'atic party 's $100-11- Hoffmann, have participated from any subordinate grange upstate New. York. Company lawyer Bernard Mlndich told a' HACINE - The Southern and Ava Ga rdn e r . plate fund-raising dinner ar the Ohio State Fairgrounds next in Indiana State Fair com- master. The subordinate hearing in U. s. District Court that the bankrupt.flrm Itself Athletic Boosters will ·meet Exc itemen1! Terror! • Two other Democratic presidential hopefuls may also petition for the past 19 years, masters include Fred uncoyered the allegect scheme w.hicb1he said, involves nine Friday. Monday at 7: 30tJl.m. at the Show starts at 7:oop .m. attend . winning twice. They have Goeglein , Rock Springs ; store managers and 'four field supervisor~. . . -high . school. Alf interested Party Chatrman Paul Ti-pps Thursday said former been an honor band at the Avanell HolUd L 1 No names were mentioned, nor were the stores Identified. peMms are invited. a v· Bertba aure : A source said ''thiS may be just •the tip of the iceberg," Georgia Gov . Jimmy Carter and Sens. Morris K. Udall of Indianapolis 500 festival the Ray Midkiff,"\ Star; Arizona and Henry M. Jackson of Wash inb'!On have confinned past six years and were Crippen,· Columbia; Herbert suggesting similar practices may have been widespread they will attend. AISil, Alaban1a Gov. George C. Wallace and Grand Sweepstakes winner Shields, Ohio Valley ; Earl throughout the once-ptosperous chain now going out of Sen . Frank Church of Idaho are expected for the occasion said three of the last four years in Cross, Racine ; Charles Carr, busin9f!. The illegal sales, reported Wednesday, in whicl) the Tipps. · ' district competition. Alfred, a nd Stanford suspected managers and supervisors allegedly split the "111iS will be one of the very few. times between now and Glasgow High School - Stockton, Hemlock. ' proceeds, is under Investigation by the FBI and the U. S. the national convention that most of the major candidates w.ill The Glasgow. "Scottie" band, Attorney's office for the Southern District of New York. be gathered at one event," said the chairman. ''We consider it . · under the direction of.Roberl a major political event and an expression of the importance of DeHoag, will be decked out in NEW YORK - GENERAL FOODS CORP., the nation's the ·Ohio primary .'' Scottish military uniforms as largest coffee wbolesaler, has boosted regular coffee prices.IS it performs. The Scollies (Continued from page 2) ~ cents a pound and was expected to be renected in supermarket have par!icip ated in the sponsibility" laws concerning prices shortly. • " Southeastern Band Festival the operatjon of motor The latest General Foods price hikes, effll!!tive Thursday; in Bristol, Va .; the Greatest vehicles to Include juveniles. pushed the w.hole!!ale price of Maxwell House the nation's· liands in Dixie competition in '!'he Senate is in biggest seller, from $1.74 a pound to $1.89. In addition to the' ~ew O~leans; the Kentucky adjournment until 7:30p.m. hike in tbe price of regular ground coffee, General Foods also -,_ State Fair festival and the next Monday, and tbe House increased its freeze .dried and instant brands from one cent to Veterans Memorl•l Hospital Winternationals in Miami, until 11 a.m . Tuesday. Holzer Medical Center · 2'h cents an ounce; and Max-Pax went up 10 cents a.can. Florida. DISCljARGED - Judith 1Discharges, April!) Fa rley, Georg ia Ward , Greensburg High School ~ Judy Baird, Jeannine Clarence Might, Tim oth y Bowden, Harold E. ·Brown, The Marching Pirates, onder Lawrence, Thoma s McCourt, Mrs. Roger Burke and son, the direction of -Alan Davis Tra cy McKinney, Ok la Phyl lis Butler, Betty Call, and Jerry Williams, have ,Walker, Walter Ellis, Thelnia Ange la Ca nada, Conni e been No. I in the Indiana Eblin, Clarence Peters, Cockrell . George Coleman, slate competition and t!Jey Mens I and Boys Department, 1st Fblr Robert Spencer, Willi am Sr ., Ketlina Cooper, Mrs. have participated in th e ' Collins, Jennie Wells, MyrUe Oscar Dav is an d soni Odie Louisville Christma s Parade, Walker, VIctor Roush , Rose Davis, William Davis, James the Indiana State Fair and Marcmko. Ell iott , Fl orence Fra ley, the Delaware County Fair. Meigs High School - The Bernice Fra zee, Penny Feel ing _free · and ready -to -go -in this " Pepsi Generation" shi ~t with its- colorful PLEASANT VALLEY . Grant, Willard Gra te , Marching Marauders, under m?t ifs of t he_balloon or motorcycle. 'Made of poly es ter -cotton w ith ~~ ubl i static DISCHARGES - Mrs. Carolyn Grimm, Carl Halley , direction of Dwight Goins and · Pnnt front m tape neck model. SileS B to 18. Also available in men's sizes Kenneth 'l'aylor, Gallipolis; Wesley Jac kson, Char les Handy Hunt, were the No. I S.M.L.XL. '!'ere sa Cay nor, Poin t Knipp , Mrs . Richard Lam - band in the 1975 Fall open Pleasan t; Mrs. Jesse Jeff ers, bert and son, Ralph Me- cl~ss competition at the Point BOYS SI%ES Scottown ; Douglas ~'ree m a1i , Oerm itt , Goldie McWilliams , Pleasant Bi-Centennial Band Cheshire; Willia111 '!'. Perry, Paul Metzler, Ellen MQSs, Festival. They also received Le on; Mrs. Earl Barton: Wa nd a Osbo rne , Nicky a first place in the Class AA Point Pleasa nt: Mrs. Riley Pickens. Letha Prater, fi eld com petition at th e . Swartz, Gal lipolis Fe rry: Marse lla Roush, Jennifer Athens Band Festival and a · MENS Leon Parker, Point Pleasant; Showman, Len a Stout , second place finish in the SIZES Dav id Rhoades, Point Mar ion Thomas, Ri chard Open Oass at the Marshall Pleasant ; Mrs. John Me- 'l'homas,'l'le ttie '!'rout , Henry University Tri-State MarDan iel, Clifton; Mrs. Charles Upton, Francis Walters, Ruth ching Band Festival. Warner, Robe rtsburg. · Whitley, Mw·iel Young. Ross High School - The Marching Rams, lll}ller the direction or 1:\ichard w.ill be decked out •~•••••••••••••••••. . inKerestan, brand new. $15,000 maroon uniforms as they play · at Riverfront . The Hams have i ,. participated in the Ohio State ' / Fair contest, the Germantown Marchin g contest, and various St. Patrick's Day parades. Trotwood - Madison High / I ' School - The Ram Marching . Band, under the pirection of !' . David Harrison, has won five first places , tw.o seconds, four •' Have A Brain . ' ·:' thirds; and lw.o fourth s · in competition in the last five years .. They were selected h Me, " Program" /1M ... ·Arid I : No. I at the Bradford PurnpAnd Cook A Roast (And A ~in Show. and the Tlpp City Even Mum Festiva l during this . current school year. I Adding to the pomp and I II Cook Fast. Or I Can Cook Slow- And pageantry wlll be the ac' Simmer . You Name II. I Will Do 11 . companying drill units and flag bearers . Colorful band II Cook Wiih "Split Second" Accuracy . uniforms and nags are a big part of each band' s presentation. I Am A Comput er ized Milestone - In Electronic History . . ~ ' South Point contractor files . for district rep . _ · ---------------------------1 ) State grange News •• in Briefs Marching BUSY COAL OPERATJON - Tnlcll lllffle at tile 'lllelma Coal Company's coal cruahlng operation near Addison may become lighter due to the nationwide teamsters. strike. The coal operation began .in Feb111111')' 011 property . , formerly owned by Miles Epling. Thelma Coal Company Is · '•• owned by Jack Henry of Adqison, former!>: of Beckley, W. Va . It Is a prtvately~wntd operation which crush~ coal for "TO·UCH" ·Of Ballot size HOSPITAL NEWS ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY flPEPSI GENERATION SHIRr' THE RANGE WITH A BRAIN • Weather VO. 11 Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley · NO. 10 · GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT . .. BY DALE ROTHGEB all things considered, would one district be GALIJPOUS- Results of an opinion best? Flfty-<>ne persons responded, 20 pel. 'survey released here last week show there · agreeing and 50 pel. against. is llttle SUpP?J't In the GalllpoUs City · If GallipoUs City Schools remains as a Scholl! district lor consolidation with the separate district, would you as a voter county dlslrict. support tax levies needed to maintain a . As It currently stands, i\ Is asswned quality program? A total of 150 responded, the majority of residents of the county 59 .pet. yes, 18 pet. saying no, and 16 pet. school systeni oppose consolidation. did not know. . . Now it is proven a majority or city On the question, whether or not city residents are opposed to II. However, the residents are willing to pay increased State Department of Education, which will .taxes to keep.the district separate from the conduct an evaltiatlon of· both systems c~ty, 99 responding , 39 pel. said they soon, Is pushing toward total consolidation would, 39 pel. would not, and .13 pel. did not of all Gallla County schools. know . · Accoccting to the results of the opinion O'l'liER PHASES survey rele~sed at Thursday's Galllpcills Other Important phases of the survey School Board meeting, responses to were school prograln, communications; . questions concerning school conaolidatlon · school facilllies, and school finance. suggested that a majority of community .On the school program Issue, several members have been and will continue to quealiona relative to the school program support the Gallipolis City Schools ln .its suggest · that while the community has present arrangements. For the present, no been generally satisfied with tfie strong•indication was found In support of educational program, It would also supthe "one school district" coneept for all of port efforts for improvement. Willingness (lallla County. Asummary of questions on is Indicated to financially support the consolidation: schools In efforta · to go ber.ond slate •· On the question of consolidation with minimum standards In the school • • . ·.> c <1 .. .' •• ' •·' . • ! "' •' P.S---------"" so, I haven't learned to talk, come in ... and let George IngelS' show you how I perform. f.ll Estate of James R. Eads., Decea sed. of Amana · Genius Developed Me. Amana 1 Is . Smarter Than Me, Darn If! pom..ooy pomeror ~PBf•~~ =~~na thtbonllof tht c:er!Wry atoblllhed 1172 J ' I • AT INS'1TrUII - , _ tiiJ'Ie vi Mel1111 County high' schooll! left ;, Friday a.m. for Cincinnati where they ere attending a two day World Affairs · ' . Institute. Sponsored by the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club, the representatives, ;, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buck, from the left, are Pam Holcomb, ·. Meigs High Scbool; Ge<>rge Pickens, Easiern High School, and Keith Circle, :. Southern High School. · .. Ca se No. 21758 ''' ' . No tice is hereby given th~l Thomas L . Moore of 84 w. Oakley , Columbus . Ohio , ha s be en d uly appoin ted E)( ecu tor lAfier All ... I Am Smart . I Have A "Brain." , N oti ce of APpolntmen.t the Estate of .dames R . Ead s, deceased , la te o1 M ei gs Coun ty t Ohio. Cred itors are requ ired to f i le their cl aims with said Pldu ci ar_y within four m onth ~ . Dated this 23rd day of Mar c h 1976. Manning D. Webster, Judg e Court of Common Pleas . Probate Division e5;:; II IJI !6 ; t4 1 ! . 9, ltc colleclion b~ NOTICE OF DRAWING JURORS Otfice of Commissioners of Jurors , Meigs County, Otllo March 26, 1916 To All Whom tf May concern : On S~t tvrday , tt1e l Oth day of Ap ril • 1976 , at lp :OO o'clock, A .M ., a! The of! lee ot th e Clerk ot common Pleas of Melgs. County , Ohio , Jurors will be pub l icly drawn for the May Term ot the Common Pleas cour 1 .of s8t d Count.y . Fr ee lan d S. Norr is Lauren Hoffman f ' 14l 2. li e Commissioners of Jur ors [AMPIJS" Be sure to see all the other mens and boys knit shirts- school,name · · " 'hirts · tank. tops - all arranged for your easy selection . Mal11 Store,/ Home Furntshlngs Anne..x and Warehouse on Mechanic Street open Tonight Tjl 8. Open Saturday 9:30 to 5:00. - - ',, . ELBERFE·~ DS ·• I IN POMEROY . . program. As expected, one of the ·. biggest problems facing the district is in communications. Amajority of those polled (79 pet.) felt that they could readily conlact school officials when they have questions, but a majority indicated a desire to receive more information pertaining to schools. The survey also indicated that city residents felt generally their questions were treated promptly and courteously. Responses w questions regarding school faclllties.suggested that people see school facilities as most or the schoql officials do; inadequate and over-crowded. The survey shows people would like school facilities to be used more, especially for additional student and adult recreational and educational purposes after school hours: Interest, therefore, Is shown In the "total community school concept.~~ Another area showing need for improvement Is school finance. The public expressed a desire ( 76 pet.) to know. more about how schools are financed. A majority Indicated a willlngriess to support additional school financing when need Is demonstrated, and It can be shown that an Improved school program will follow . Only eight pet. or those polled In- . dicated that they are unwllllng to support additional school finanCing WJder any circwnstances. Telethon nets_$456.40 ~ MIDDLEPORT . - A telethon condueled In Meigs County last SalW'day ~ht and Sunday produced $458.to in pledflea to the local Crippled Clllldren'a lild Adult Society. . ~ The Rev. Robert Bumgarner, prellident of .the society reported to tile Mlddlepcll't-Pomeroy Rotery Club Friday ~elllng telethons In moat seclio111 of Ohio w.ere dollll tills year compilred to last organization. Rev. Bwngarner publicly thanked Rotarian• Robert Buck, James Thomas, Carl Denlaqn and Deru!ls Keiley for servlng lelephonea through Saturday mght and Sunday. Also Friday night at the Rotary meeting In Heath United Methodist Church, Commorl Pleas Judge John C. Bac111 demonstrated (ualng i box of ~ .. leglalatlveblllusastageprop) the futility . For example, In Atllens County ,1,7al .and ob'riOUI difficulty or enforcing laws was pledged in 1975, but only f813 lui enacted by tile 1976 Ohio Ieglalalure. 'l(eekend. Meigs County last Y.ear·had no , "J111t to keep up with what they do up ~ve. tllen seem.a to be an lmposslblllty," the •. • Rev. Bwngarner, lnunedlate put judge lllid, who In his publlc.llfe has direct !Psident of the Rotary Club, Is servtnc hla nsponsibllity of. interpreting and enyear u president of the Crippled forclnt the mandates that flow south from Children 'a Society, a succession which has Columbus. .. !\'In custornery,since the club began Ita John Werner, secretary· presided at double Identity :as years aao. !halls. U · 'the meeting which followed dinner served f\olary and a children '1 benevolent by ladles of the chW'ch. . . COLUMBI)S (UPI) - An Investigative conunittet appointed by state Mental Health Director Dr. Tlinothy Moritz recommended Friday that Gallipolis State Institute Sujlerintendent Dr. Bernard F. Niehm be placed on prohation for a year. The committee, named by Moritz in September and chaired by Pamela Hershberger of the Ohio Board of NU'rsing Education and Registration, detailed 67 recommendations in a confidential report made public at a news conference. Hershberger said the committee 's recommendation to place N1ehm on probation was not unanimous. Moritz said the state department "hasn't come to ·any conclusioos in this regard" concerning Niehm , .but the recommendation would be •reviewed thoroughly and 'seriously." Cr Moritz noted the "slgnllicant minority · opinion" concernlnt Niehm, and that the · cqmmlltee was charged with looking Into medical care at GSI - · not the management of the mental care facility. The oonunittee report Nlehm "revealed his focua to he prlrnarUY (on) lorig range planning, rather than addressing immediate problems or Improving care." "'llle· committee quesilons how often Superintendent Nlehm makes rounds oo the grounds .at GSI to obtain firsthand infonnaUon about problems or current practices, He appears to rely abnoat exclusively on reporta frotn his staff. "Low morJI)e and labor-manageme~t con!llcts Identified by employes renect, at least in part, on admlnistraUve hehavlor," . concluded the recommendation on the ~uperlntendent. The volunteers committee, w.hl~h conducted the Investigation at no cost to the slate, also recommended better control over the ,use of drugs at the mental bospital and an increase In tbe evening and nighttime nursing staff. The committee said · a patient Identification system was needed t~ bet\er administer drug ll:$alment. Morilz said many of the ~ecommendations had already been put into effect, but that others wnuld require enactment of a bill C11TenU1 iJefurc un ' T . According to Superintendent Don Staggs and school psychologist Ken Adkins, w.ho conducted the survey, the results of the opinion survey generally are felt to be positive In terms of the school program, and would seem to Indicate willlngness on the part of the C<immurlly to financially support efforts to Improve. School facilities are eeeri. as an area In which improvements are needed. Moreover, a need is expressed in the area of communications between school and community, particularly with respect to school finance . Results further indicate a general· ·salisfacllon with. the present school operation, with no particular rush !~ward school consolidation at this time . The opinion surveys ·were distributed and collected during March. A total of ii()O forms were distributed with 256 being returned, representing 51 pet. return of the forms , well within the aeceptable range of expec,tallon. The survey was made in live areas using a cross-section dt the city . school district selected at random . Eleven groups, representing a variety or backgrounds we~. nhosen . 'llley Included: Gallla Academy Nigh school parenta, ~ Washington Elementary parents, Washington Elementary community members, Green Elementary parents, Green Elementary cqmmunlty members, - (Continued on page 2) · · LADDER CONTRIBUTION - John S. stlf!Ier, Sr., Jacklon, president of Stiffler Stores, left, p~esenled Pomeroy Fire Chief Charles Legar, right, a checlt for $500 Friday alternO\n on the aerial ladder lire truck which hu been piirch~Jed through public contributions since tlle major fire at the Stiffler Department Store In downtown Pomeroy In February. advised for Niehm / I Even Tell Tim e .. ... With A Beautiful, Lighted Digital Clock. . Year .o.f .p.rohation .I \ I PRICE 25 CENTS ) . ' . Can we·give you a hand ? That's what we're here for. Come on. Get to know us, Let's rn:~ke happy things happen. MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY City, county schoo( districts want to continue their separate systems, ;·' '. ) . SUNDAY, APRIL 4, 1976 · • " HAROLD SCHRITI'ER Your Invit,ed Guest Reach in~ More Than 12,000 Families tmts Cloudy with a-· chance of • showers Sunday. Highs In the upper 40s and SO.. Fair Sunday night and Monday. Lows Sunday night in the upper 20s and low 30s, !flgbs Monday in the upper 408 and 50s .. MEIGS THEATRE A lis main·· buyer, the James M. Gavin Plant at Ch~lre . . Private truckers, using PUCO rlghls from Carter and Evans, Gallipolis, haul the coal ,to tl)e Gavin Plant from the coal crushing plant after it has been trucked in from a mine in the Vinton area. Henry said 40-50 men are diJ:ectly and indirectly Involved in the busln"'lS: ~ Dale Rothgeb. SOll'rH POINT - Harold Schrllter, a American Legion, National Federation of South Pol~l co~tracwr, &!lurday an - Independent Business , Southern Hills nounced his candidacy in the ·Republican Snortamen Club Tri-State Bowhuntera primary f~ State Representative of the Club, and Leagu~ of OhJo.Sport.vnen. · 92nd Dl~irlcl co~erl ng Lawrence, Gallla . • He 1s alio a member of Lawrence. and Me1gs counties . CoWJty Republican Men's tlub, Lawrence· A farmer and contractor w.ho has con- County Southeastern Republican Club, structed many large ~ater, sewer and Coun.ty ·Republlcan Executive Committee, pumping systems, Schr1tter points to the , Senior Citizens Center, and Is working with South Point water system which he con- . the Lawrence county Bicentennial slruc~ as a "good system w.lth low Colllllllssion, . rates. He has been a member of the United The candidate was a· member or the Steelworkers or America when employed Fayette Township Board of Education for at Armco Steel, Operating Englneert .12 years, Is a meplber of Masonic Lodge · Locall~,hasattendedtheCoU,geol Diesel · Poage 32S In Ashland, Lawrence Co)lllly Engineering, and Is an active member of Scottish Rite Club, a charter member of · the First Bapllal CluJch of SOuth Point. South I'o!nl Uons Club, has been His hobbles Include organic garassociated In Boy Scouts of America as denlng, fishing and hunUng . He is concommitteeman and adviser for over 25 eerned with efforts to preserve nalural years, Is commander of the South ·Point resources taxation policies and land uae Post of Veterans o( Forel~n Wars, · (Continued on pag~ 2) Ohio Senate committee. .The bill, authored by Rep, Robert W. Jaskulski, D-Gatlleld Heights, would require that aU 30 state mental health facilities adopt patient care standar~ as suggested by a national health care commission. · "Many or these problems are Common to other Institutions," said Moritz, who promised his agency would take "full responsibility" over evaluating the recommendations and implenienting them qwhere appropriate." . ·He said some or the patient abuse information gathertd by the committee had been· turned over the Highway Patrol for possible criminal investigations. •' Pinkerton guard found dead of gunshot wound REEDSVILLE - Wllllam Dale was employed aa a Pinkerton Corp. guard Bargeloh, 41, a resident of Rt. 1, Reeds- at the Annex Specially MeWs Co. In ville, died Saturday morning. from an Washington, W. Va., had worked Friday apparent self·lnfilcted gunshot wound to night.and reiW'ned home early Saturday morning. Mra. Bargeloh had left home to the head . Mr. Bargelob was alone at home at the keep a hair appointment, officers aald. 'lllere apparenUy was no note. 01· lime of the shooting according to Meigs fleers Indicated, however, that the € County Sheriff Deputy Robert Beegle. · deceased had been doctoring . Investigating the Incident were Meigs The victim's body was round by his Sheriff Robert Hartenbach, Deputy Robert wile , around 11:50 a.m. Saturday. The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was sum- Beegle, Prooecullng Attorney Bernard moned to the Bargeloh home. 'llle victim Fultz, and Dr. R. R. Plcke111, Meigs w.as pronounced dead at the scene of lbe · County Coroner. The body was taken to a shooting, · Parkersburg Funeral Home, It was learned that Mr. Bargeloh, who Opinion welcomed on ~ . ~ ~ L\J · CAlL liNG, Jll. Carl BlDg, Jr., 1%, a alidlllt'lder at Clay Elementary Sch..t alld a member of Clay's197:..71 championship Rlnky· Dlak basketball team, was taken to Columbus Saturday by bls parents, Mr. and Mts. Carl Bing, Sr., Criner Rd., 1Rt. 2, Gallipolis) lot possible \featmeat of rabies. Young Bing was bitten 'on a leg when atlacked by a cat about a w.eek and a hall ago near hi! home. ,. • Foundation proposal Home entered Friday ' for rifle shells, old coins \, . GALLiPOLIS - Gallia . County \, ,_ sheriff's deputies Friday night In· vesUgated a breaking and entering at GAWPOUS - Olllo Valley Health floyd Fillinger's home, Rt. 1, Crown City. Services . Foun~tion, Inc., wl!i conduct En try w.aa made by openlnC a window. public meetings April 6 at I p.m. at the T ~ke n were three and 111 e-hl)f boHollday Inn, Route 7, Kanauga and April 8, ot .22 caliber r!Oe sheUs and aeveral old at 1 p.m., at the Ramada Inn, Route 7, coi ns. Vandalllm a1ao waainVl!lltlpled at the ouve Swain residence, Rt. I, frown Marietta. 'llle meetings will beg~ witll a formal City. Deputies s8td three Iarie .wlndo~ • statement of the meeUng s purpose and a were shattered by BB pellets. brtef Slllllmary Of the proposed OVHBF . application to become designated as the Lucasville escapees He,lth Systems A«ency for the .18 courty Healtll Service Area 6. captured not far off Upon conclusion persons wishing to · · expreu their views on the qualifications, LUCASVILLE, Ohio (UPI) - No proposed governing body composition, and resistance was offered when offtcera from proposed work program, wiU be called the Southern Ohio Correctional Faclllty upon. capll8'td two escapees SalW'da)' IIICll'lllng, about 12 hours · alter they apparenUy walked out the front gate In 1uard SPECIAL ~tETING CALLED unlforrna, later found discarded nearb)>, GALUPOUS - Mrs. Naomi Beman, . Donald F. Ferdinand, 38, of the Allron clerk of the Gallla County Local Board of area, wu spotted near the IIWlmminl pool Education, has called a Special meeting here and Ponald Nickerson, 47, !rom for 8 p.m. April 6 for the purpose of Jetfersoo Co\lnly, wu apprehendtd near borrowing money to meet the pa)'roll and an old cement plant along Ohio 348, about empl• yi•'g'subslitute teachers. two miles to the west. ¥ '' . ... ·h•'· . • �• managg( of loan services in California Fobes, Wils9n hurt ia wreck _City, COWlty [Continued from page 1) Rlo ·-Grande Elementary parenta, Rio Grande community members, Clay Elementary parenta, Clay Elementary community members, community service. club members and faculty· advisory canmtttee members. · . It -is the CO!lllnulng .belief of. .the . G8J.Upolts City Schools that the school · program should be a reflection not only of SOIIftd educational praclicee, but should • also be ccmmensurate with the go~ of the local community, according to Supt. ·staggs. Copies of the survey resulta may" be eJ:amined at the oHlce of Supt. Staggs. Any parent or district resident ·having questions are asked to attend the monthly Community Advisory meeting Tuesday evening at 7:30 in Washington Elementary School. · . ,. - . POMEROY- Two persons crasbed into thelr windShield. s'urrered painful but not · '1"obe!l sustained a·bruil!ed critical injuries in a. twCK:ar lorehead, .lacerations to his collision on 'SR 7 near the chin and injuries to his knee. Kings Arms Nile Clu~ about Wilson had similar injuries. midnight ·Friday. Both were taken to Holzer Meigs County DepUty Medical Center by the Sheriff Robert Beegle said Middleport ER Squad, a 1973 Ford station wagon treated and released. owned by Richard B. Deputy Beegle said the Jiavatter, Middleport, was ·Fobes vehicle was backed onto SR 7 from a demolished and there was parking place at the Nile club moderate damage to the by an unidentified driver into Jiovalter wagon. He said ' the path of a Clll' driven by investigation Is expected· to Denny Fobell, Akron. Fobell, delennine who backed the although he made a car into the road. desperate attempt to stop, hit Fobes, formerly employed the station wagon broadside. by the Ohio Valley Publishing . Fobes and a pall8enger, Co. as a news reporter •. was Brett Wilson, a senior at visiting friends in the GalliaGallia Academy lligh School, . Meigs area. Dear Sir: . ,.. For nearly 50 years I bad a secret ambition to see the famous o)d Moore MBnalon, a true southern plantation house located near Gallipolis just down river from GallipoliS Ferry, · · , W. Va. 1 As a teenager during the depression days·! did odd job! ror two old maid sisters who lived in the 600 block of Third Ave. here in Gallipolis. The house in which they lived was tom down a few years ago as it had fallen into decay with the paasing of the sisters. . These sisters were raised in the old mansion and were music ~ teachers here in oilr city. They were well educated, l;laving . • graduated from a famous sclkiol !)I m!Jsic in Cincinnati before coming here tO teach. One taught piano, the o~er, the violin. [Continued from page 1) When I worked for them they were well up m years. 'lbey laws: loved cats dearly, so anyone wanting to dispose of a Utter Schritter said he believes he has the .... would just drop them off in thelr yard. At one time I believe experience in taxes, real estate, conthey had adopted about 27 strays. When I worked inside. I struction, education, soil conservation and couldn'tget too much done for moving the cats out of the way, as employer of many workmen to "be a : My dad bad oHen told me about the mansion and about good representative of J!1e 9211~ District." bow large it was. One day while cleaning some wallpaper for He said he favors enforcement of the the sisters I asked them about the old house. 'lbey wero! , Sunshine Law to caver the state legislature overjoyed that I was interested in it. . to prevent clOsed caucuses. told me that the home had five big porches around 11, · He lives at South Point with his wile, POMEROY - The Meigs Flatwoods Methodist . and They that the marble from which the fireplace mantles were . : Marcella. He has two children at home, 91 County Chapter cif the Churches, noon; Mayor made was imported from Scotland, brought overll;'nd from tlltl Teresa and Ron; one son, Don, and a American Cancer Society will Hennan i..()ndtin 1.Syracuse, 2 east coast by wagon, a!)!I shipped down the Ohio riVer by boat. daughter, Jeanetta Vance, also of South hold a "Ball or · Jail" day p.m.; Mayor Fred Jioffman, Later, a few years ago, I saw some pieces of the marble lymg Point, and a son, Charles, Is stationed with Saturday, April 10, on the Middleport, 10 am.; Bob on the floor of the old house. It was heliutilul. the Seabees in Newfoundland. upper parking lot from 10 Buck, County Court Jud!!e; The sisters told me that in Its heyday some of the finest a.m. to 5'p.m. Sharon Bailey, Mayor . Clarence Andrews, families in our country were entertained there. FUND RAisERS-A major Bicentennial fUnd raising project this y~ar in ' director, announced. Pomeroy, 3 p.m.; Melissa Afa_w years ago Ilinallywent trying to locate the mansion. GallipoliS will Include selling memberships for $5, sterling Silver Bandstand TieWMPO will give the event Kerr, WM,PO · dlo, .3 p.m.; ' !had set!n it on a clear day at long range from 8 car in which I Tac or Lapel Pins, aoo crystal plates depicting the bandstand etched in the glass Seven elderly persons all day coverage. Pledges are J~es Diehl, P ctpal at wasrldin~just below Clipper Mills. The house was built on a 2(above). They are available at the chamber of Commerce office. Tie-Tac pins are to be called in at the cancer Metgs lligh, I p.m.; d aare.plot about hall way up a hillSide and when there were no $10, a.plaque $4, glasS plates $5, and special quantity prices are available; for ,die in old hotel fire office at 992-7531 or WMPO at Fullz,prose~utlngattomey,l leaves on the trees could be seen from the Ohio side, if one "'" example, 6 for $25, or 12 for $50. • 992-53S5 • p.m:; Bucky Walters, Mid- knew where to look for it. Persons participating in dleport councilman, 3 p.m.; !had known where Maye Moore, the last one to occuj,y the MIAMI (UP!) - A fast spreading the bail or jail and the time Mayor Eugene Thompson, mansion, had built her new borne when she left the mansion so ~laze believed started by a firebomb some will appear are as 4oared through an old boom-era Miami . follows: Katie CrOW, reporter Rutland, II a.m.; Jim I traveled to this area. Maye had passed away, so I went hotel Saturday kllllng seven elderly MADRID, Spain (UP!) L Thousands Madrid 's auxiliary Roman Catholic for Daily Sentinel, 1 p.m.; Jiamm, chelqljlry teacher at seeking some other occupant of the farm. I found tile tenant c persons and forcing .others to leap from of helmeted riot pollee, the largest con- bishops - after it was banned by the Rick Crow, attorney, 1 p.m.; Southern, alf day; Sharon 'fanner who at thattimewasrunningthe !atm. I told him that I Bailey, all day and members had waited nearly 50 years to see the house aoo that I had ~-~= . windows. Ungent since the death of GeneraliSsimo government. The estimated 5,000 Bruce Davis, Rutland Police ., Fourteen others were injured, 13 of Francisco Franco fo\11" months ago, took demonstrators turned up regardless m'thief, 11 a.m.; Scott Lucas, of Beta Sigma Phi, all day; known and worked for the two sisters who grew up there. we had a long conversation about lllBny things. I learned them seriously enough to be hospitalized. over central Madrid Saturday to acatter pouring rain . Demonstrators . moved administrator at Veterans Rich Jones, manager Athens County Savings and Loan, 11 ' that the large home was the third hOWle that the Moores had · ' Two were reported In critical condition .left-wing demonstrators demanding parked c~rs to block roads, smashed Memorial Hospital, 10 a.m.; u~.; Manning Kloes, built on the plantation. The first was built near the river. Due ., and two others were In serious condition. political freedoms and amnesty. windows and in some cases "provoked Jack frisp and Glenna Crisp Citizens National Bank, 2 to flooding of !his one, a second house was built back near the J Hospital officials said the injuries ranged 'lbe demonstration had been officially police who repeatedly charged . them." leading Creek Conservancy p.m.; Dopg Llzon, R.S.V.P. hill. This house,a fine old bl'ick, was still standing when I was ~· from smoke Inhalation to broken ilmba and called off by thelr o:ganizers - 400 left More than 100 persons were detamed. District; Mary Skinner; Jim director, all day. The Rev. there and was occupied by the tenant. backs. wingers and liberals mcluding all three of Brewer, Middleport counRobert Bumgarner, .Heath. Jiere was a fine old brick borne truly of historical value. ,.: · cilman, 10 a.m.; the Rev. Bill United Methodist Church. The old mansion was a thing of bel!uty. · · are argued by attorneys for Syderistricker, minister at 0 Pledges will bail or jail · . 1 talked to this nice gentleman for about an hour before the utility companies who Rock Springs, Enterprise and participants. departing and I must say he really knows the history of the ·may be opposed by attorneys family for he has worked for the Moores about all his Ufe. The n:," from commercial and in- ~-----.,---------------------- I fannaswell as the vacant lot on Third Ave. is now owned by ·•·" dustrial customers. The The . Ohio House of Public Utilities Conunlasion average prices. For example, resldenti!rl consumer has I I descendants who live In the Atlanta, Ga. area. After departing I traveled up river about % mile and took ' Representatives voted 68 to of · Ohio (PUCO), a state In ·1920, a utility company· little or no voice in the I · · 29 · Wednesday to repeal agency which is supposed to CQ,Dstructs an electric debate, yet is. certainly af- I . 1 another road to the right from Rt. 2 until I came to a small •". · church. From this church it was all traveling by foot up a . • · · · Ohio's controversial regulate the utilities In generating plant for $100,000. fected by the decision of the BENJAMIN ENOS Luth'e r I Eleanor! Gibbs, winding hUislde road which had fallen Into ruin to get to the reconstruction cost new service, and at the same In valuing that plant, the ·arbitrator, the PUCO. GALLIPOLIS- Benlamln Fremont, and Mrs. Fred ' ' d Enos, 88, Clyde, Ohio, died 1Winifred! Dropper, Toledo: house. The road was very rocky and washed out and it woun ·. .• (RCN) utility rate formula time, eRBuring the utility PUCO determines what an The J?eople's Counsel Of- Thursday in a Fosfor ia seven grand and fqur great- aroundthehillsldeforabout'loto'kmile ~··. that allows public utilities to companies a falr profit. Many identical generating plant fice would consist. of at· grandch ildren : a brofher. As 1 slowly made my way up the hillside my thoughts ··:.· base their rates and profits on consumer advocates believe would cost in 1976.' This Is torneys , engineers, hospital. He was a retired fruit ~ryon Enos, Detroit, and a turned io the many fine carriages and the famoll'! people wbo .. ··· the value of their properties that the PUCO is working done for each piece of utility economists, statisticians, and equipment as ·if they more In favor of the utilities property and added together · accountants, inspectors, etc. ::.~~er In the Clyde-Fremont ~:~nMrs ..Henry McCurdy, had iraveled the same route on their way to visit the manaloo. Mr. Enos was born April JO, Graveside services will be .' , On reaching the top J.was momentarily speechless : here .. were nell'. The RCN repeal than of the consumers. to determine the rate base of and would have access to all 1887, in Ga llipolis, son of the held 1 p.m. Tuesday' with before me Stood the mangificent old home which I had waited '' legislation, Senate Bill 94, However, the utilities con- the public utility. PUCO information and data. late Brayton and Mary Rev . A. · H. Mackenzie nearly a Ufe time to see Now in state of ruin It was still a ;·· . 8 contains an alternative rate- tinually complain that the officiating. Burial will be In · : · ' In lieu of the RCN formula, As passed by the I;Iouse, Maguet Enos. Survivors include his wife, Mound Hil l Cemetery. beautiful thing to behold. I have never seen a picture of a ..,, malting formula that would PUCO reduces their rate Senate Bill 94 would sub- Senate Bill94 differs from the Enora Mackenzie Enos; Friends may call from 1:30 to European· castle that was as beautiful as this old "castle" .. , . base utility rates on the requests m~h too slowly. stitute an original cost for- version previously approved three children, Mrs. Phillip 2:30p.m. Sunday at the Welo· . ~fore me. As 1approached I could see several of the porches (J'iginal cost of the utilities' The basi . uestton involved mula. Under an original cost by the Senate. The difproperties and equipment. In setting uti 'tY rates is the formula, the PUCO would ferences are likely to be fMarvl Linsey, Toledo; Mrs. Wonderly Funeral · Home, whichtheMooreststershadtoldmeabout,nowinruln. Fremont. !nits day this home was probably on a par with and as well The RCN controversy company's total cost of arrive at the rate base of a resolved in a House.,5enate known as the home Harmon Blennerhassett bad built on the centers around the question, service. These costs include utility by determining the Conference Committee. ,. ~ . Island by that name many miles upriver near Marietta. It ,,._.., . "How much .11hould a public the cost of property and original cost (not Unfortunately, enactment of seems to me the sisters !Old me that the home cost nearly , ~ utility charge for its ser- equipment, depreciation, replacement cost) of the Senate Bill 94 would not be $50,000 !0 construct althougli.lots of locallllBterlals were used. ~" vices?" operating expenses, and utlllty plant equipment ac- likely to lower utility rates. · When one entered the home the first thing noticed was the " Conswner advocates argue taxes. After these expenses tually in use less Replacing RCN with an high ceilings which muSt have beeri at least 20 feet from the . ,, that the present RCN fonnula are calculated, the rates are depreciation. Additionally, (J'iginal cost formula would, floor. the house contained a very large ball room. On the floor permits public utilities to set by the PUCO to give the !he PUCO would have, under lliJwever, assist in arresting . • .in this room I saw the remains of a large grand piano which charge . more than Is utiUty a fair profit based. on the provisions of Senate Bill the exorbitant rate increases RACINE - 'lbe Racine Wagner, Fred Shain, Myrtle must have furnished sweet music for the !Jlany visitors wbo , .•. reasonable and fair. the ~ompany's total cost ,of 94, the discretion to allow typical of the past few years. Volunteer Emergency Squad Walker, Clara Adams, Grella· danced there. On the other hand, the service. · utilities to include in their "· . The House also passed Is coooucttng a fund drive to Simpson, Virgil Roush, There w"fre many, many rooms in the bouse, also quariers ''"' · utilities argue that the RCN A most important factor rate base, a reasonable Substitute House Blll 268, an erect a building to house Ullian Lee,. Harry Curtis, for the 'workers and servants and an outside kitchen. In the formual only barely permits In a utility company's cost of · 'llowance for the cost of new mmibusretirement blll. I am vehicles and equipment of the them to earn a reasonable service Is the value of its facillttes under construction. the chief sponsor of the bill unit as a memorial to the late Carl Lee, Rosa Cleland, Sam · basement were large iron chains fastened to the waDs where at Yates, Isabel Simpson, linl!lS some of the workers were kept. One must remember profit. They claim that In- property and "IJulpment. This Also Included in Senate Bill which increases certain Walter Cleland. Gilrrett Circle, Apple Grove this house was built when this section of West Virginia was still .. , !Ia lion has Increased value is known as the rate 94 Is a pro-consumer pensions for reUrants, and Mr. Cleland was United Methodist Women, a plirt of Virginia. Enough on this period Jl'hich we all want to .. operating expenses, interest base. The current RCN law provision that would create a ·also increases the cost-of- instrumental l'n organizing Dorsey Parsons, Cora Beegle forget about. rates, taxes, etc, The utillties requires the PUCO to arrive "People's Counsel" to ad- living allowance for retlrants the volunteer emergency -At the very top of the house was a small room where the also raise tl•e specter of at the rate base of a uttllty vocate on behalf of Ohio's in Ohio's three non-Uniformed squad and flre department in and Shirley Beegle in memor)' of J09eph Beegle; master of the house would often sit with a field glass watching , ,, unreliable aervice if the RCN company by detenninlng the residential consumers at systems from I% percent to 2 Racine village. Not only was fonnula is replaced with an . cost of duplicating the PUCO utility rate increase percent per year. The btll he instrumental in beginning fireman ; Walter Burke, the workers below to see that they,r'emairied busy. All that remains of this old house now Is some crumbled • (J'iginal cost formula. existing utility plant hearings. Currently, most also makes certain changes the units but members say he George Thein, Racine American legion Auxiliary, brick walls. A few years alter I saw it fire destroyed tile old Caught in the middle Is the equipment in use at current rate cases before the PUCO that put the retirement was considered the .Jielen Pickens, Emma mansion: But still standing on the !ann Is the second old home ·" systems on a sound financial "backbone · rof the Adams, Maxine WingeU, Don that the oores built. The old brick home Is older than the J ,., '· • • basis. depariments." Bulldlng and Bell, Fritz ·Buck, Wesleyan mansion. ·• · .1 fund committees have been United Methodist Women, For those who may be interested: · appointed. Jake Lee and the Pomeroy From the 1917 Rlo Grande college yearbook: Jackson lligh Contributions thus far to Floral Shop. school's football team failed to show up for a game with the the memorial fund have been Contributions may be seut college team and a hurried call was made to Gallipolis High for given by Mr. and Mrs. Fred to the Racine Volunteer a game as there was a large croird waiting. G.AH.S. responded ,,., Rltchle, Joyce Ann Ritchie, Emergency Squad, Box 184, and with·the aid of the famoll'! Pope brothers from Wellston ••' Fanners Bank and Savings Racine, Ohio 45771 arid High beat the college team 15 to 0. Co., Racine Kindergarten designated to · the Walter' . 1 had often heard thai these same famous Pope brothers .:: By Lawreitce E. Lamb, M.D. · just above the level of your care of this newspaper, P. 0. why fortified milk contains Classes, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cleland Memorial Fund. . while playing for Wellston High also played for the pro team DEAR DR. LAMB - Have eyes and watch the veins Box 326, San Antonio, Texas more calcium and more (theirooton Tanks).Atone time the greatest fooll'aJI player of you ever seen dilated veina in drain out. It Is not abnormal all time ,played for this same pro team. , .. .:. 78292. protein than ordnary whole Stanton promises Enforcer gets r' the head near the temples for the veins to flll in the back DEAR DR. LAMB- You milk does. lie w . as Jim Thorpe. -Frank Hill, Gallipolis, Ohio. ' :, > and above the eye (forehead) of the hand When you hold the mention fortified . milk . U you use low-fat milk you v •:> h himself shot up and beloW the .eye (lower hand sufficiently tower than frequently. Will you please can estimate that about one- to s .ow up money ~r Commissioners thanked ' lid)? When !'bend ov~r this the level of the heart. It is not tell m• what you mean by third of the calories in that Sir area swells. When'l stand up abninnal for the veins in . forllfled skim milk• (have milk comes from fat. When CLEVELAND (UPI) FORT LAUDERDALE, • JJear : . . . ,:~ gravity brings the blOOd back your neck and had to stand been drinking powdered" milk you need~ restrict the fat In Rep. James V. Stanton, D- Fla. (UP!)- An underworld . mE RSVP tRetired Senior Volunteer Program) wishes ::~ to the heart. out if you're going to bend for many years. Is tha\ okay? the diet that is certainly an Ohio, pledged Saturday he . attempt to collect $50,000 to publicly think the Gallia (Co.) C01111111sslonerst Johnny :-; My doctor says this Is • aver so that your head is DEAR READER - The improvement over whole would renew his election from a Fort Lauderdale man Belville, Joe Stewart and Clarence E. (Johnny) Johnson for abnormal and due to poor lower than your heart. dry powdered milk available milk since about half of its reform efforts by working in backfired Friday night when the improvements of the Red Crose office located in the Gallla ;~.~ circulation, the same as Now you may have some inl))esupermarketslsmosUy calories comes from fat. The the Senate for · e~tabllahment he pulled a glin holltered CountyCourthouae. . ... c enlarged veins In my legs. I local condition that concerns nonfaL dry milk so I am best way to totaUy avoid fat• of a federal elections cam- ·under his dining room table · The Red CJ:oss and the RSVP llbare an office on the"flrst ' ' would like your comment and your doctor that 11Vouldn't be certalri that's what you are and cholesterol from milk palgn bank. . and killed a reputed gangland floor in the building. In my positloo 88 .van driver for the .~. -' ' . advice on this problem, aware of ll'ithout seeing your using. It will not contain any products though is to use · "This Is a . strategy for e!lforcer and hiS two .com• RSVP, ·I .have heard several conunents concerning the li-.) -n i' DEAR READER - At the physical features but I can significant amounts of fat or fortified skim milk or the getting political money out .pilnl0111, pollee Bald Satur- beautification of the entrance to the Courthoule. The white '' I risk of being facetioWt I WOilld auure you that aU the normal oollllliiiB and trim on the red brick edifice are enhanced by the 7,--11'' ; Ik which you are from· mder. the table and •dayPo-lice booked Patrie'"' colorful It Is suitable for powdered mJ blue benches """'"'-~ .the "-"1: -~···. ..... ~ white ...: ,. augge~t that you not bend people I have ever seen who cholesterol. low-fat, low-cholesterol dieta. using. ·putting It m the ope.~ where • oversomuch.Ofcourae these stood on their head or bent Milk which has been for· Of course one should get the public can see it, said at "Patsy" TrugUa, 31, on an entrance door. Other improvementa throughout the buUdlng v~lna will stand . out If ~ over far enough have their . tlfied, whether you are protein from other sources in a news conference. The open charge of homocide· ln 'are progressing quite rapidly.- Rene Broyles. bend over. Blood Is a liqUid veins stand .out through the speaking of low fat (2per cent the diet too. lt.ls not a good Democratic candidate for the the shooting deaths of James and it tend$ to run downhill. influence of gravity. · fat) or skim milk means that Idea to depend solely on milk U. S. Senate dlatributed a "Big Jim" Capotorto, 33, . . Why doo'i· you do a little For information about non-fat milk solids have been for protein. That's why your peraoqal financial statement Wayne Bruce Neeld, 34, and a . ACCUSED MAN DIES 38, Cambridge; waa found In' er,periment~ Hold your hand varicose veins send· 50 cents added to it. The nonfat milk diet should also include a and his federal Income tax third lllidentlfied man who NEW . PHILADELPHIA, his ceO by lheriff•s deputies. out at the level of your · for The Health Letter, solids baslcaUy Include the reasonable amount of meat, returns. They indicated WteS the alias of "Bobby Ohio (UPI) - The acCUied OIT wu charged 1n con. stomach and look at the velna number . ~- Send' a long, . protein found in normal milk fish and poultry. These foods Stanton had a net worth of Dee." Capotorto, 6-leet-4 and of a Peoll woman necUon with the April 23, nu up over the back of the stamped, self-addressed and calcium and other plus milk and milk products t2$4,1120 and paid a tax of 300 (IOIIIdl, waa a known loan m!l'derer hand, now hold your hand up lllvelope for mailing. Ad- subltances except.fat. That's provl!le the highest quality of t20,789 on.a 1975 gross income shark collector and gangland hanged himself Baturday at 1875, kldnappinc and murder the Tuscarawas County Jail. of !~year-old ~bble Slm, /· ·· · I drellll' your, letter to me in protein found in mosl 'diets. df f77,~. , enforcer, pollee Bald. 1v 1 1. 111• body of l..arr)' Lee Orr, mennan. South Point Bail or jill to . feature showups Cen . tral Madrid hel"d h"y n'ot pollfcemen View from the State House Area Dea. th S . _, 3- The Sunday '!:\rrles -Sentinel, Sunday, April4,1976 : Project is made Oeland memorial DR. LAMB Head veins are ·dilated · . . ·--'11 ft......... RACINE - Never-used strip min~ law will .have more revisions ··· COLUMBUS State Senator Oakley C. Collins ( Rlronton) Friday charged that pressure frol)lthe big cities is threatening to abolish the fine transportaliqn system of Ohio's local' public schools. Senator Collins' comments · came folloJI'ing the Senate Transportation Committee's voting S. B. 307, which would permit boards or education to enter into agreements with mass transit systems, out of committee. "I unequivocally oppose this legis Ia lion," stated Collins. "This bll~ has generated a lot of lllBil and many telephone calls from concerned citizens and organizations in my district and I can find no support for this bill: Quite frankly, I am surprised that there was enough support to recommend such a bill for passage and send it to the Senate Rules Committee." The GOP Senator's major complaint is that the bill will penalize school districts that choose to .retain the use of school buses to transport its students to and from school. There is no allowance in the bill for inflation to lessen the costly burden of buying, maintaining and operating school buses. The most substantive amendment In the bill would .freeze transportation subsidies at the present level of funding for any district that failed to join a "rural" regional transit authority for the purpose of transporting their students·. "It's a sham for big government to walk In and take .control over local of. Ohio's coal reclamation program, Ken Faulk, Acting Chief of the Reclamation . Qivision, explained . For example, the rules contain specific measures to carry out the intent of the law to protect lives and private property from blasting at strip mine sites. . In addition,. the new· rules j will assure statewide uniformity of the Reclamation Division's enforcement program, which means a fair and equitable enforcement program for strip mine operators, Faulk said. .Copies of the proposed rules are available from the Division of Reclamation, Ohio Department of Natural .Resources, Building B, Fountain Square, Columbus 43224. Persons wishing to testify at the. hearing may do so. Written statements for the record also will -be accepted at the hearing . r~port the :Collins people," Collins said. "It's particularly important in rural areas that school districls and the local people have some say in the regUlation and control of student transportation . Student transportation must mesh effectively with the school academic program." He further explained that school .buses are the most economical form of . transporta lion in Ohio and throughout the nation, providing rides to and from Scenic roads feature maps now available IRONTON - A new brochure entitled "The Foll!' Season's Auto Scenic Tour" is now avail~ble from Qffices of the. Wayne National Forest. The broehure features a four color map of special sCenic roads in the Wayne National Forest and surrounding , portions of eastern Lawrence .' County. ·According to Allan Wolter, Ironton District Ranger on the Wayne National Forest, the brochure is being released now "because In JUst a few weeks the redbud and dogwood wU) be in bloom presenting a sight nearly rivaling that of autumn colors." The brochures may be • obtained, free of charge by mall or In person from the U. S. Forest Service Office located at 710 Park Ave., Ironton, Ohio 45631. .( COLO\' · 3~n. FOOTt.O.NG WASHINGTON-WILLIAMSBURG NIAL MAY 17·22 1976 Arlington Cemetery - Kennedy Grave sites ·Alexandria- George town - FBI Building Sightseeing Williamsburg Colonial . America. · AAA Escorted - For the Trav.eling Public For Brochure and Reservation Call 446-0699 MC 130273 1: ~ " f, ., ,,' - " " " HOT SMART INDOOR OUTDOOR STEP-INS. SMOTH, ' .•. .COMFORT. ! .'. '' . UPULU UTili ~· ., : STEP INTO SPRING WITH COLOR \ .' LT. BLUE, PALE GREEN, BEIGE OR WHIJE ~ ROPE WRAPPED HIGH WEDGES IN COLORS TO COMPLIMENT . YOUR SPRING WARDROBE .. ,'•• ' lADIES SIZES 5 to 10 $ . ASSORTED PASTEL !':i'ft'J,,"., COLORS •••• .• GOES GREAT FROM DRESS lO CASUAL WEAR. THREE BAND SLING BACK STYLING ON STYLISH HEEL LEATHER TRIMMED BRUSHED SUEDE RUST AND TAN ~ • o ij :• SIZES 5 to 10 .,. '4 . Two days Walt Disney World - Kennedy Space Center - St. Augustine - Marineland Gardens - t l 64C . 1976 ~· ;.. a · Gallipolis, Ohio May ,. 4ii ROPE WRAPPED WEDGES FLORIDA HOLIDAYS '. ~- MEIGS THEATRE 33 Court St. ... Jackson "Tro:ut Festival is on lOth school to 1,342,358 students NiCKNOLTE . DllN JOHNSON for a state average cost of ROBIN MATTSON e $63.26 per pupil, per year . Color tJ y Mov1clab IPOI "Mass . transportation systems in the nation have PLUS failed in the past to provide Tonite through Robert Conrad in dependable school bus transThurs., AprilS '' EARTHQUAKE" portation," said Collins. ITechnicolorl MURPH "This failure forced the Starring : Charlton Heston school districts to build their . and ' Ava Gardner . own transportation systems THE SURF Excitement!" Terror! that were responsive to Show starts at 7 •oo p.m. student and school needs." Senator Collins also stated that "thousands of jobs will . • - - - - - • be lost to local residents especially to mothers and housewives, who drive buses on a part-tlrne'basis or work in garages to supplement thelr income." Driving would be turned over to drivers who · have to be paid fUll-time wages at a much higher rate of pay. Local school authorities have produced the most eHicient (cost) mass transportation system in existence.11 THE FAMILY PLACE TO SAVE Senator Collins 'further charged that S. B. 3IYI is SALE PRICES GOOD masked behind an a ttempl to "capture rillf!rship, obtain THRU WED., APRIL 7th matching federal funds and provide low cost public transpOrtation in highly urbanized areas." "The bill has no concern for the safety of" our children." · CORRECTION BIDWELL - Mrs : Rebecca Pelfrey is the 104 year old mother of Mrs. Earl (Sadie) Roberts of Bidwell. Rebecca Lucas is a fourth generation descendant of Mrs. Pelfrey. This was incorrecUy reported in all earlier Tribune story about Mrll. Pelfrey. president, prellded and refreshmenta were III'Yed bJ Mrs. Picken• and Frill Sisson. The nut mHUoc will be April 13. . Racine Volunteer Emergency squad following the resignation of Carroll Oeland when the unit mel Monday nlilhl. Maxine Wingett, a member of vi!Jace council ll • lh"'''' met with sq~d members to JON _IGHTTHRIJ discuSs parUclpatlo~ . In TUESDAY making Racine a Bicentennial C(JIMIWJity. In other bllllineas a committee to revise the con· stitutl(lll and by-laws of Fritz Slsaoo; Leda Mae Krautter, Delcires Wolfe, Harold Circle Hammertown Lake, west of Jackson, for trout derby and Randall Roberta was appointed. Members alao agl;eed to assist In aelUng tickets to the Del Reeves Show to be held JACKSON - One of .states. fishing licenses and baif will July 3 at· Southern High Again this year, the 244 be sold. · southeastern Ohio's most School sponsored by the popular spring events, the acre beautiful horseshoe Families are encquraged to Racine Volunteer Fire CAR lOON Ninth Annual Jackson Trout shapedlake will be stocked •brlrig a picnic lll)d spend the Dep!ll'tment. Festival, will be held immediately p~ior, .ito the day. Jielen Pickens, vice Saturday, April 10, at festival. This year' over 6,000 HammerlQwn Lake, just west trout•will be put in the lake. of Jackson. There will be marked oH The day long fishing derby, restricted fishing areas for a familiy oriented event, last young fishermen with ,.. 1 '· ' ;. year was attended by over supervision and instruction. 2,000 fishermen from ten A number of speci;ll events are planned including drawings for many prizes such as boat motors, rods, reels, dip nets and many OHIOANS VOTE WASHINGTON iUPI) - more items of fishing Ohio delegation balloting in equipment. A representative the vote by which the House, from the Zebco company Jl'ill on 241-155 rot! call, be on hand , The festival is sponsor~ by Thursday approved a bill to reconstitute the Federal the Jackson Chamber of . Commerce with the Election Commission. APRIL 4th T~RU APRIL 10th Voting for were 227 Demo· cooperation of the state wildlife department. crats and 14 Republicans. Refreshments will be Voting against were 34 Democrats and 121 Repub· available on the site and . < licafLS. . Ohio, 8 Democrats, 15 Republicans '· Democrats for: Ashley, Carney, Hays, Mottl , Seiberling, Stokes, Vanik. Democrat not voting: James Stanton. Republican for : Whalen . . "Fixed 1'he Way Republicans against: Ashbrook, Brown, Clancy, ·You Like 'Em" Devine, Gradison, Harsha, Kindness, Latta, Miller, Sunday thru Thursday 10 A.M. til 10 P.M. Mosher, Regula, J. William Friday and Saturday Stanton, Wylie. 10 A.M. tllll P.M. Republican not voting: Guyer. ; AAA MOTORCOACH TOURS · Gaty Wolfe was named chief of the '• where both lawsuits were filed · originally, instructed the strip : mine operators involved in the suits and ODNR 's Reclamation Division to confer and attempt to ' solve their problems. "Since the original rules were filed with the Secretary of State in 1972, the Division of . Reclamation ljas gained· valuable experience concerning strip-mining and reclamation ," said John Davidson, ODNR's Deputy Director for Resource Protecllon .. "A nwnber of things in the original. rules are not needed, and other things not in .the original rules are needed." Davidson added that strip mine operators also learned that many provisions contained in the original rules are needed. The new rules, if adopted, will supplement !he strip mine law in areas necessary for effective administration ( Wolfe heads Racine E-R • GAmrolJS - Edgar R: He Is the son of Mr ." and Mahan, Oceanside, Calif.," Mrs . Edgar Mahan , "138 has been named llian service Portsmouth Road, Gallipolis, manager of the Oceanside and a graduate of SouthFederal Savings and Loan western lligh School. Association. Bef~ ·entering' service he Mahan, ill • native ~~f was an ~ccountant at j!lo GalUs. . ~ · Grande College and just prior Mahan !erved In the U. S. to being named to the present Marine Corps, and since his position w~s general discharge in 1971 has lived in manager of Pacific Oceanside with his wife Jiolldayland in Oceanside. Shirley and two sons. He is a Oceanside Federal Savings E. ft. MARAN member of the First Baptist currently has nine offices In Church there , the Oceanside the North CoW!ty ar¢a with Elks, and the Masons. assels of more than $240 million . COLUMBUS - The Ohio Department of Na tutal Resources (·ODNR) · will conduct a. public hearing beginning April 6 here on proposed rules relatin~ to the Ohio ,Strip Mine Law, which gov{rns the surface mining of coal. The hearing is to begin at 10 a.m., Tueeday, April 6, in Hearing Room 2, Ohio Departments Building, 65 Siluth Front St. A r ..t of rules proposed by ODNK in 1972 to help implement the strip mine law have never been put in~ use . because of two lawsuits by an alliance of !lio strip mine operators. Litigation on one case lasted until June 1975, when the Ohio Supreme Court ruled In favor of ODNR's Reclamation Division. During that time, the other case was held in abeyance. Following the Suorem• Court decision, the Franklin. County Common Pleas Court, . · ~ADDED COLLAR CREPE . ·BOTTOMS .., • REG. '6.97 . . smart open toe, for.dress Comfl)rtabl~ . ' FASHION COLORS ' " ..' ij ~ I • " ' ." ' '• or casual wear .....'! �• managg( of loan services in California Fobes, Wils9n hurt ia wreck _City, COWlty [Continued from page 1) Rlo ·-Grande Elementary parenta, Rio Grande community members, Clay Elementary parenta, Clay Elementary community members, community service. club members and faculty· advisory canmtttee members. · . It -is the CO!lllnulng .belief of. .the . G8J.Upolts City Schools that the school · program should be a reflection not only of SOIIftd educational praclicee, but should • also be ccmmensurate with the go~ of the local community, according to Supt. ·staggs. Copies of the survey resulta may" be eJ:amined at the oHlce of Supt. Staggs. Any parent or district resident ·having questions are asked to attend the monthly Community Advisory meeting Tuesday evening at 7:30 in Washington Elementary School. · . ,. - . POMEROY- Two persons crasbed into thelr windShield. s'urrered painful but not · '1"obe!l sustained a·bruil!ed critical injuries in a. twCK:ar lorehead, .lacerations to his collision on 'SR 7 near the chin and injuries to his knee. Kings Arms Nile Clu~ about Wilson had similar injuries. midnight ·Friday. Both were taken to Holzer Meigs County DepUty Medical Center by the Sheriff Robert Beegle said Middleport ER Squad, a 1973 Ford station wagon treated and released. owned by Richard B. Deputy Beegle said the Jiavatter, Middleport, was ·Fobes vehicle was backed onto SR 7 from a demolished and there was parking place at the Nile club moderate damage to the by an unidentified driver into Jiovalter wagon. He said ' the path of a Clll' driven by investigation Is expected· to Denny Fobell, Akron. Fobell, delennine who backed the although he made a car into the road. desperate attempt to stop, hit Fobes, formerly employed the station wagon broadside. by the Ohio Valley Publishing . Fobes and a pall8enger, Co. as a news reporter •. was Brett Wilson, a senior at visiting friends in the GalliaGallia Academy lligh School, . Meigs area. Dear Sir: . ,.. For nearly 50 years I bad a secret ambition to see the famous o)d Moore MBnalon, a true southern plantation house located near Gallipolis just down river from GallipoliS Ferry, · · , W. Va. 1 As a teenager during the depression days·! did odd job! ror two old maid sisters who lived in the 600 block of Third Ave. here in Gallipolis. The house in which they lived was tom down a few years ago as it had fallen into decay with the paasing of the sisters. . These sisters were raised in the old mansion and were music ~ teachers here in oilr city. They were well educated, l;laving . • graduated from a famous sclkiol !)I m!Jsic in Cincinnati before coming here tO teach. One taught piano, the o~er, the violin. [Continued from page 1) When I worked for them they were well up m years. 'lbey laws: loved cats dearly, so anyone wanting to dispose of a Utter Schritter said he believes he has the .... would just drop them off in thelr yard. At one time I believe experience in taxes, real estate, conthey had adopted about 27 strays. When I worked inside. I struction, education, soil conservation and couldn'tget too much done for moving the cats out of the way, as employer of many workmen to "be a : My dad bad oHen told me about the mansion and about good representative of J!1e 9211~ District." bow large it was. One day while cleaning some wallpaper for He said he favors enforcement of the the sisters I asked them about the old house. 'lbey wero! , Sunshine Law to caver the state legislature overjoyed that I was interested in it. . to prevent clOsed caucuses. told me that the home had five big porches around 11, · He lives at South Point with his wile, POMEROY - The Meigs Flatwoods Methodist . and They that the marble from which the fireplace mantles were . : Marcella. He has two children at home, 91 County Chapter cif the Churches, noon; Mayor made was imported from Scotland, brought overll;'nd from tlltl Teresa and Ron; one son, Don, and a American Cancer Society will Hennan i..()ndtin 1.Syracuse, 2 east coast by wagon, a!)!I shipped down the Ohio riVer by boat. daughter, Jeanetta Vance, also of South hold a "Ball or · Jail" day p.m.; Mayor Fred Jioffman, Later, a few years ago, I saw some pieces of the marble lymg Point, and a son, Charles, Is stationed with Saturday, April 10, on the Middleport, 10 am.; Bob on the floor of the old house. It was heliutilul. the Seabees in Newfoundland. upper parking lot from 10 Buck, County Court Jud!!e; The sisters told me that in Its heyday some of the finest a.m. to 5'p.m. Sharon Bailey, Mayor . Clarence Andrews, families in our country were entertained there. FUND RAisERS-A major Bicentennial fUnd raising project this y~ar in ' director, announced. Pomeroy, 3 p.m.; Melissa Afa_w years ago Ilinallywent trying to locate the mansion. GallipoliS will Include selling memberships for $5, sterling Silver Bandstand TieWMPO will give the event Kerr, WM,PO · dlo, .3 p.m.; ' !had set!n it on a clear day at long range from 8 car in which I Tac or Lapel Pins, aoo crystal plates depicting the bandstand etched in the glass Seven elderly persons all day coverage. Pledges are J~es Diehl, P ctpal at wasrldin~just below Clipper Mills. The house was built on a 2(above). They are available at the chamber of Commerce office. Tie-Tac pins are to be called in at the cancer Metgs lligh, I p.m.; d aare.plot about hall way up a hillSide and when there were no $10, a.plaque $4, glasS plates $5, and special quantity prices are available; for ,die in old hotel fire office at 992-7531 or WMPO at Fullz,prose~utlngattomey,l leaves on the trees could be seen from the Ohio side, if one "'" example, 6 for $25, or 12 for $50. • 992-53S5 • p.m:; Bucky Walters, Mid- knew where to look for it. Persons participating in dleport councilman, 3 p.m.; !had known where Maye Moore, the last one to occuj,y the MIAMI (UP!) - A fast spreading the bail or jail and the time Mayor Eugene Thompson, mansion, had built her new borne when she left the mansion so ~laze believed started by a firebomb some will appear are as 4oared through an old boom-era Miami . follows: Katie CrOW, reporter Rutland, II a.m.; Jim I traveled to this area. Maye had passed away, so I went hotel Saturday kllllng seven elderly MADRID, Spain (UP!) L Thousands Madrid 's auxiliary Roman Catholic for Daily Sentinel, 1 p.m.; Jiamm, chelqljlry teacher at seeking some other occupant of the farm. I found tile tenant c persons and forcing .others to leap from of helmeted riot pollee, the largest con- bishops - after it was banned by the Rick Crow, attorney, 1 p.m.; Southern, alf day; Sharon 'fanner who at thattimewasrunningthe !atm. I told him that I Bailey, all day and members had waited nearly 50 years to see the house aoo that I had ~-~= . windows. Ungent since the death of GeneraliSsimo government. The estimated 5,000 Bruce Davis, Rutland Police ., Fourteen others were injured, 13 of Francisco Franco fo\11" months ago, took demonstrators turned up regardless m'thief, 11 a.m.; Scott Lucas, of Beta Sigma Phi, all day; known and worked for the two sisters who grew up there. we had a long conversation about lllBny things. I learned them seriously enough to be hospitalized. over central Madrid Saturday to acatter pouring rain . Demonstrators . moved administrator at Veterans Rich Jones, manager Athens County Savings and Loan, 11 ' that the large home was the third hOWle that the Moores had · ' Two were reported In critical condition .left-wing demonstrators demanding parked c~rs to block roads, smashed Memorial Hospital, 10 a.m.; u~.; Manning Kloes, built on the plantation. The first was built near the river. Due ., and two others were In serious condition. political freedoms and amnesty. windows and in some cases "provoked Jack frisp and Glenna Crisp Citizens National Bank, 2 to flooding of !his one, a second house was built back near the J Hospital officials said the injuries ranged 'lbe demonstration had been officially police who repeatedly charged . them." leading Creek Conservancy p.m.; Dopg Llzon, R.S.V.P. hill. This house,a fine old bl'ick, was still standing when I was ~· from smoke Inhalation to broken ilmba and called off by thelr o:ganizers - 400 left More than 100 persons were detamed. District; Mary Skinner; Jim director, all day. The Rev. there and was occupied by the tenant. backs. wingers and liberals mcluding all three of Brewer, Middleport counRobert Bumgarner, .Heath. Jiere was a fine old brick borne truly of historical value. ,.: · cilman, 10 a.m.; the Rev. Bill United Methodist Church. The old mansion was a thing of bel!uty. · · are argued by attorneys for Syderistricker, minister at 0 Pledges will bail or jail · . 1 talked to this nice gentleman for about an hour before the utility companies who Rock Springs, Enterprise and participants. departing and I must say he really knows the history of the ·may be opposed by attorneys family for he has worked for the Moores about all his Ufe. The n:," from commercial and in- ~-----.,---------------------- I fannaswell as the vacant lot on Third Ave. is now owned by ·•·" dustrial customers. The The . Ohio House of Public Utilities Conunlasion average prices. For example, resldenti!rl consumer has I I descendants who live In the Atlanta, Ga. area. After departing I traveled up river about % mile and took ' Representatives voted 68 to of · Ohio (PUCO), a state In ·1920, a utility company· little or no voice in the I · · 29 · Wednesday to repeal agency which is supposed to CQ,Dstructs an electric debate, yet is. certainly af- I . 1 another road to the right from Rt. 2 until I came to a small •". · church. From this church it was all traveling by foot up a . • · · · Ohio's controversial regulate the utilities In generating plant for $100,000. fected by the decision of the BENJAMIN ENOS Luth'e r I Eleanor! Gibbs, winding hUislde road which had fallen Into ruin to get to the reconstruction cost new service, and at the same In valuing that plant, the ·arbitrator, the PUCO. GALLIPOLIS- Benlamln Fremont, and Mrs. Fred ' ' d Enos, 88, Clyde, Ohio, died 1Winifred! Dropper, Toledo: house. The road was very rocky and washed out and it woun ·. .• (RCN) utility rate formula time, eRBuring the utility PUCO determines what an The J?eople's Counsel Of- Thursday in a Fosfor ia seven grand and fqur great- aroundthehillsldeforabout'loto'kmile ~··. that allows public utilities to companies a falr profit. Many identical generating plant fice would consist. of at· grandch ildren : a brofher. As 1 slowly made my way up the hillside my thoughts ··:.· base their rates and profits on consumer advocates believe would cost in 1976.' This Is torneys , engineers, hospital. He was a retired fruit ~ryon Enos, Detroit, and a turned io the many fine carriages and the famoll'! people wbo .. ··· the value of their properties that the PUCO is working done for each piece of utility economists, statisticians, and equipment as ·if they more In favor of the utilities property and added together · accountants, inspectors, etc. ::.~~er In the Clyde-Fremont ~:~nMrs ..Henry McCurdy, had iraveled the same route on their way to visit the manaloo. Mr. Enos was born April JO, Graveside services will be .' , On reaching the top J.was momentarily speechless : here .. were nell'. The RCN repeal than of the consumers. to determine the rate base of and would have access to all 1887, in Ga llipolis, son of the held 1 p.m. Tuesday' with before me Stood the mangificent old home which I had waited '' legislation, Senate Bill 94, However, the utilities con- the public utility. PUCO information and data. late Brayton and Mary Rev . A. · H. Mackenzie nearly a Ufe time to see Now in state of ruin It was still a ;·· . 8 contains an alternative rate- tinually complain that the officiating. Burial will be In · : · ' In lieu of the RCN formula, As passed by the I;Iouse, Maguet Enos. Survivors include his wife, Mound Hil l Cemetery. beautiful thing to behold. I have never seen a picture of a ..,, malting formula that would PUCO reduces their rate Senate Bill 94 would sub- Senate Bill94 differs from the Enora Mackenzie Enos; Friends may call from 1:30 to European· castle that was as beautiful as this old "castle" .. , . base utility rates on the requests m~h too slowly. stitute an original cost for- version previously approved three children, Mrs. Phillip 2:30p.m. Sunday at the Welo· . ~fore me. As 1approached I could see several of the porches (J'iginal cost of the utilities' The basi . uestton involved mula. Under an original cost by the Senate. The difproperties and equipment. In setting uti 'tY rates is the formula, the PUCO would ferences are likely to be fMarvl Linsey, Toledo; Mrs. Wonderly Funeral · Home, whichtheMooreststershadtoldmeabout,nowinruln. Fremont. !nits day this home was probably on a par with and as well The RCN controversy company's total cost of arrive at the rate base of a resolved in a House.,5enate known as the home Harmon Blennerhassett bad built on the centers around the question, service. These costs include utility by determining the Conference Committee. ,. ~ . Island by that name many miles upriver near Marietta. It ,,._.., . "How much .11hould a public the cost of property and original cost (not Unfortunately, enactment of seems to me the sisters !Old me that the home cost nearly , ~ utility charge for its ser- equipment, depreciation, replacement cost) of the Senate Bill 94 would not be $50,000 !0 construct althougli.lots of locallllBterlals were used. ~" vices?" operating expenses, and utlllty plant equipment ac- likely to lower utility rates. · When one entered the home the first thing noticed was the " Conswner advocates argue taxes. After these expenses tually in use less Replacing RCN with an high ceilings which muSt have beeri at least 20 feet from the . ,, that the present RCN fonnula are calculated, the rates are depreciation. Additionally, (J'iginal cost formula would, floor. the house contained a very large ball room. On the floor permits public utilities to set by the PUCO to give the !he PUCO would have, under lliJwever, assist in arresting . • .in this room I saw the remains of a large grand piano which charge . more than Is utiUty a fair profit based. on the provisions of Senate Bill the exorbitant rate increases RACINE - 'lbe Racine Wagner, Fred Shain, Myrtle must have furnished sweet music for the !Jlany visitors wbo , .•. reasonable and fair. the ~ompany's total cost ,of 94, the discretion to allow typical of the past few years. Volunteer Emergency Squad Walker, Clara Adams, Grella· danced there. On the other hand, the service. · utilities to include in their "· . The House also passed Is coooucttng a fund drive to Simpson, Virgil Roush, There w"fre many, many rooms in the bouse, also quariers ''"' · utilities argue that the RCN A most important factor rate base, a reasonable Substitute House Blll 268, an erect a building to house Ullian Lee,. Harry Curtis, for the 'workers and servants and an outside kitchen. In the formual only barely permits In a utility company's cost of · 'llowance for the cost of new mmibusretirement blll. I am vehicles and equipment of the them to earn a reasonable service Is the value of its facillttes under construction. the chief sponsor of the bill unit as a memorial to the late Carl Lee, Rosa Cleland, Sam · basement were large iron chains fastened to the waDs where at Yates, Isabel Simpson, linl!lS some of the workers were kept. One must remember profit. They claim that In- property and "IJulpment. This Also Included in Senate Bill which increases certain Walter Cleland. Gilrrett Circle, Apple Grove this house was built when this section of West Virginia was still .. , !Ia lion has Increased value is known as the rate 94 Is a pro-consumer pensions for reUrants, and Mr. Cleland was United Methodist Women, a plirt of Virginia. Enough on this period Jl'hich we all want to .. operating expenses, interest base. The current RCN law provision that would create a ·also increases the cost-of- instrumental l'n organizing Dorsey Parsons, Cora Beegle forget about. rates, taxes, etc, The utillties requires the PUCO to arrive "People's Counsel" to ad- living allowance for retlrants the volunteer emergency -At the very top of the house was a small room where the also raise tl•e specter of at the rate base of a uttllty vocate on behalf of Ohio's in Ohio's three non-Uniformed squad and flre department in and Shirley Beegle in memor)' of J09eph Beegle; master of the house would often sit with a field glass watching , ,, unreliable aervice if the RCN company by detenninlng the residential consumers at systems from I% percent to 2 Racine village. Not only was fonnula is replaced with an . cost of duplicating the PUCO utility rate increase percent per year. The btll he instrumental in beginning fireman ; Walter Burke, the workers below to see that they,r'emairied busy. All that remains of this old house now Is some crumbled • (J'iginal cost formula. existing utility plant hearings. Currently, most also makes certain changes the units but members say he George Thein, Racine American legion Auxiliary, brick walls. A few years alter I saw it fire destroyed tile old Caught in the middle Is the equipment in use at current rate cases before the PUCO that put the retirement was considered the .Jielen Pickens, Emma mansion: But still standing on the !ann Is the second old home ·" systems on a sound financial "backbone · rof the Adams, Maxine WingeU, Don that the oores built. The old brick home Is older than the J ,., '· • • basis. depariments." Bulldlng and Bell, Fritz ·Buck, Wesleyan mansion. ·• · .1 fund committees have been United Methodist Women, For those who may be interested: · appointed. Jake Lee and the Pomeroy From the 1917 Rlo Grande college yearbook: Jackson lligh Contributions thus far to Floral Shop. school's football team failed to show up for a game with the the memorial fund have been Contributions may be seut college team and a hurried call was made to Gallipolis High for given by Mr. and Mrs. Fred to the Racine Volunteer a game as there was a large croird waiting. G.AH.S. responded ,,., Rltchle, Joyce Ann Ritchie, Emergency Squad, Box 184, and with·the aid of the famoll'! Pope brothers from Wellston ••' Fanners Bank and Savings Racine, Ohio 45771 arid High beat the college team 15 to 0. Co., Racine Kindergarten designated to · the Walter' . 1 had often heard thai these same famous Pope brothers .:: By Lawreitce E. Lamb, M.D. · just above the level of your care of this newspaper, P. 0. why fortified milk contains Classes, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cleland Memorial Fund. . while playing for Wellston High also played for the pro team DEAR DR. LAMB - Have eyes and watch the veins Box 326, San Antonio, Texas more calcium and more (theirooton Tanks).Atone time the greatest fooll'aJI player of you ever seen dilated veina in drain out. It Is not abnormal all time ,played for this same pro team. , .. .:. 78292. protein than ordnary whole Stanton promises Enforcer gets r' the head near the temples for the veins to flll in the back DEAR DR. LAMB- You milk does. lie w . as Jim Thorpe. -Frank Hill, Gallipolis, Ohio. ' :, > and above the eye (forehead) of the hand When you hold the mention fortified . milk . U you use low-fat milk you v •:> h himself shot up and beloW the .eye (lower hand sufficiently tower than frequently. Will you please can estimate that about one- to s .ow up money ~r Commissioners thanked ' lid)? When !'bend ov~r this the level of the heart. It is not tell m• what you mean by third of the calories in that Sir area swells. When'l stand up abninnal for the veins in . forllfled skim milk• (have milk comes from fat. When CLEVELAND (UPI) FORT LAUDERDALE, • JJear : . . . ,:~ gravity brings the blOOd back your neck and had to stand been drinking powdered" milk you need~ restrict the fat In Rep. James V. Stanton, D- Fla. (UP!)- An underworld . mE RSVP tRetired Senior Volunteer Program) wishes ::~ to the heart. out if you're going to bend for many years. Is tha\ okay? the diet that is certainly an Ohio, pledged Saturday he . attempt to collect $50,000 to publicly think the Gallia (Co.) C01111111sslonerst Johnny :-; My doctor says this Is • aver so that your head is DEAR READER - The improvement over whole would renew his election from a Fort Lauderdale man Belville, Joe Stewart and Clarence E. (Johnny) Johnson for abnormal and due to poor lower than your heart. dry powdered milk available milk since about half of its reform efforts by working in backfired Friday night when the improvements of the Red Crose office located in the Gallla ;~.~ circulation, the same as Now you may have some inl))esupermarketslsmosUy calories comes from fat. The the Senate for · e~tabllahment he pulled a glin holltered CountyCourthouae. . ... c enlarged veins In my legs. I local condition that concerns nonfaL dry milk so I am best way to totaUy avoid fat• of a federal elections cam- ·under his dining room table · The Red CJ:oss and the RSVP llbare an office on the"flrst ' ' would like your comment and your doctor that 11Vouldn't be certalri that's what you are and cholesterol from milk palgn bank. . and killed a reputed gangland floor in the building. In my positloo 88 .van driver for the .~. -' ' . advice on this problem, aware of ll'ithout seeing your using. It will not contain any products though is to use · "This Is a . strategy for e!lforcer and hiS two .com• RSVP, ·I .have heard several conunents concerning the li-.) -n i' DEAR READER - At the physical features but I can significant amounts of fat or fortified skim milk or the getting political money out .pilnl0111, pollee Bald Satur- beautification of the entrance to the Courthoule. The white '' I risk of being facetioWt I WOilld auure you that aU the normal oollllliiiB and trim on the red brick edifice are enhanced by the 7,--11'' ; Ik which you are from· mder. the table and •dayPo-lice booked Patrie'"' colorful It Is suitable for powdered mJ blue benches """'"'-~ .the "-"1: -~···. ..... ~ white ...: ,. augge~t that you not bend people I have ever seen who cholesterol. low-fat, low-cholesterol dieta. using. ·putting It m the ope.~ where • oversomuch.Ofcourae these stood on their head or bent Milk which has been for· Of course one should get the public can see it, said at "Patsy" TrugUa, 31, on an entrance door. Other improvementa throughout the buUdlng v~lna will stand . out If ~ over far enough have their . tlfied, whether you are protein from other sources in a news conference. The open charge of homocide· ln 'are progressing quite rapidly.- Rene Broyles. bend over. Blood Is a liqUid veins stand .out through the speaking of low fat (2per cent the diet too. lt.ls not a good Democratic candidate for the the shooting deaths of James and it tend$ to run downhill. influence of gravity. · fat) or skim milk means that Idea to depend solely on milk U. S. Senate dlatributed a "Big Jim" Capotorto, 33, . . Why doo'i· you do a little For information about non-fat milk solids have been for protein. That's why your peraoqal financial statement Wayne Bruce Neeld, 34, and a . ACCUSED MAN DIES 38, Cambridge; waa found In' er,periment~ Hold your hand varicose veins send· 50 cents added to it. The nonfat milk diet should also include a and his federal Income tax third lllidentlfied man who NEW . PHILADELPHIA, his ceO by lheriff•s deputies. out at the level of your · for The Health Letter, solids baslcaUy Include the reasonable amount of meat, returns. They indicated WteS the alias of "Bobby Ohio (UPI) - The acCUied OIT wu charged 1n con. stomach and look at the velna number . ~- Send' a long, . protein found in normal milk fish and poultry. These foods Stanton had a net worth of Dee." Capotorto, 6-leet-4 and of a Peoll woman necUon with the April 23, nu up over the back of the stamped, self-addressed and calcium and other plus milk and milk products t2$4,1120 and paid a tax of 300 (IOIIIdl, waa a known loan m!l'derer hand, now hold your hand up lllvelope for mailing. Ad- subltances except.fat. That's provl!le the highest quality of t20,789 on.a 1975 gross income shark collector and gangland hanged himself Baturday at 1875, kldnappinc and murder the Tuscarawas County Jail. of !~year-old ~bble Slm, /· ·· · I drellll' your, letter to me in protein found in mosl 'diets. df f77,~. , enforcer, pollee Bald. 1v 1 1. 111• body of l..arr)' Lee Orr, mennan. South Point Bail or jill to . feature showups Cen . tral Madrid hel"d h"y n'ot pollfcemen View from the State House Area Dea. th S . _, 3- The Sunday '!:\rrles -Sentinel, Sunday, April4,1976 : Project is made Oeland memorial DR. LAMB Head veins are ·dilated · . . ·--'11 ft......... RACINE - Never-used strip min~ law will .have more revisions ··· COLUMBUS State Senator Oakley C. Collins ( Rlronton) Friday charged that pressure frol)lthe big cities is threatening to abolish the fine transportaliqn system of Ohio's local' public schools. Senator Collins' comments · came folloJI'ing the Senate Transportation Committee's voting S. B. 307, which would permit boards or education to enter into agreements with mass transit systems, out of committee. "I unequivocally oppose this legis Ia lion," stated Collins. "This bll~ has generated a lot of lllBil and many telephone calls from concerned citizens and organizations in my district and I can find no support for this bill: Quite frankly, I am surprised that there was enough support to recommend such a bill for passage and send it to the Senate Rules Committee." The GOP Senator's major complaint is that the bill will penalize school districts that choose to .retain the use of school buses to transport its students to and from school. There is no allowance in the bill for inflation to lessen the costly burden of buying, maintaining and operating school buses. The most substantive amendment In the bill would .freeze transportation subsidies at the present level of funding for any district that failed to join a "rural" regional transit authority for the purpose of transporting their students·. "It's a sham for big government to walk In and take .control over local of. Ohio's coal reclamation program, Ken Faulk, Acting Chief of the Reclamation . Qivision, explained . For example, the rules contain specific measures to carry out the intent of the law to protect lives and private property from blasting at strip mine sites. . In addition,. the new· rules j will assure statewide uniformity of the Reclamation Division's enforcement program, which means a fair and equitable enforcement program for strip mine operators, Faulk said. .Copies of the proposed rules are available from the Division of Reclamation, Ohio Department of Natural .Resources, Building B, Fountain Square, Columbus 43224. Persons wishing to testify at the. hearing may do so. Written statements for the record also will -be accepted at the hearing . r~port the :Collins people," Collins said. "It's particularly important in rural areas that school districls and the local people have some say in the regUlation and control of student transportation . Student transportation must mesh effectively with the school academic program." He further explained that school .buses are the most economical form of . transporta lion in Ohio and throughout the nation, providing rides to and from Scenic roads feature maps now available IRONTON - A new brochure entitled "The Foll!' Season's Auto Scenic Tour" is now avail~ble from Qffices of the. Wayne National Forest. The broehure features a four color map of special sCenic roads in the Wayne National Forest and surrounding , portions of eastern Lawrence .' County. ·According to Allan Wolter, Ironton District Ranger on the Wayne National Forest, the brochure is being released now "because In JUst a few weeks the redbud and dogwood wU) be in bloom presenting a sight nearly rivaling that of autumn colors." The brochures may be • obtained, free of charge by mall or In person from the U. S. Forest Service Office located at 710 Park Ave., Ironton, Ohio 45631. .( COLO\' · 3~n. FOOTt.O.NG WASHINGTON-WILLIAMSBURG NIAL MAY 17·22 1976 Arlington Cemetery - Kennedy Grave sites ·Alexandria- George town - FBI Building Sightseeing Williamsburg Colonial . America. · AAA Escorted - For the Trav.eling Public For Brochure and Reservation Call 446-0699 MC 130273 1: ~ " f, ., ,,' - " " " HOT SMART INDOOR OUTDOOR STEP-INS. SMOTH, ' .•. .COMFORT. ! .'. '' . UPULU UTili ~· ., : STEP INTO SPRING WITH COLOR \ .' LT. BLUE, PALE GREEN, BEIGE OR WHIJE ~ ROPE WRAPPED HIGH WEDGES IN COLORS TO COMPLIMENT . YOUR SPRING WARDROBE .. ,'•• ' lADIES SIZES 5 to 10 $ . ASSORTED PASTEL !':i'ft'J,,"., COLORS •••• .• GOES GREAT FROM DRESS lO CASUAL WEAR. THREE BAND SLING BACK STYLING ON STYLISH HEEL LEATHER TRIMMED BRUSHED SUEDE RUST AND TAN ~ • o ij :• SIZES 5 to 10 .,. '4 . Two days Walt Disney World - Kennedy Space Center - St. Augustine - Marineland Gardens - t l 64C . 1976 ~· ;.. a · Gallipolis, Ohio May ,. 4ii ROPE WRAPPED WEDGES FLORIDA HOLIDAYS '. ~- MEIGS THEATRE 33 Court St. ... Jackson "Tro:ut Festival is on lOth school to 1,342,358 students NiCKNOLTE . DllN JOHNSON for a state average cost of ROBIN MATTSON e $63.26 per pupil, per year . Color tJ y Mov1clab IPOI "Mass . transportation systems in the nation have PLUS failed in the past to provide Tonite through Robert Conrad in dependable school bus transThurs., AprilS '' EARTHQUAKE" portation," said Collins. ITechnicolorl MURPH "This failure forced the Starring : Charlton Heston school districts to build their . and ' Ava Gardner . own transportation systems THE SURF Excitement!" Terror! that were responsive to Show starts at 7 •oo p.m. student and school needs." Senator Collins also stated that "thousands of jobs will . • - - - - - • be lost to local residents especially to mothers and housewives, who drive buses on a part-tlrne'basis or work in garages to supplement thelr income." Driving would be turned over to drivers who · have to be paid fUll-time wages at a much higher rate of pay. Local school authorities have produced the most eHicient (cost) mass transportation system in existence.11 THE FAMILY PLACE TO SAVE Senator Collins 'further charged that S. B. 3IYI is SALE PRICES GOOD masked behind an a ttempl to "capture rillf!rship, obtain THRU WED., APRIL 7th matching federal funds and provide low cost public transpOrtation in highly urbanized areas." "The bill has no concern for the safety of" our children." · CORRECTION BIDWELL - Mrs : Rebecca Pelfrey is the 104 year old mother of Mrs. Earl (Sadie) Roberts of Bidwell. Rebecca Lucas is a fourth generation descendant of Mrs. Pelfrey. This was incorrecUy reported in all earlier Tribune story about Mrll. Pelfrey. president, prellded and refreshmenta were III'Yed bJ Mrs. Picken• and Frill Sisson. The nut mHUoc will be April 13. . Racine Volunteer Emergency squad following the resignation of Carroll Oeland when the unit mel Monday nlilhl. Maxine Wingett, a member of vi!Jace council ll • lh"'''' met with sq~d members to JON _IGHTTHRIJ discuSs parUclpatlo~ . In TUESDAY making Racine a Bicentennial C(JIMIWJity. In other bllllineas a committee to revise the con· stitutl(lll and by-laws of Fritz Slsaoo; Leda Mae Krautter, Delcires Wolfe, Harold Circle Hammertown Lake, west of Jackson, for trout derby and Randall Roberta was appointed. Members alao agl;eed to assist In aelUng tickets to the Del Reeves Show to be held JACKSON - One of .states. fishing licenses and baif will July 3 at· Southern High Again this year, the 244 be sold. · southeastern Ohio's most School sponsored by the popular spring events, the acre beautiful horseshoe Families are encquraged to Racine Volunteer Fire CAR lOON Ninth Annual Jackson Trout shapedlake will be stocked •brlrig a picnic lll)d spend the Dep!ll'tment. Festival, will be held immediately p~ior, .ito the day. Jielen Pickens, vice Saturday, April 10, at festival. This year' over 6,000 HammerlQwn Lake, just west trout•will be put in the lake. of Jackson. There will be marked oH The day long fishing derby, restricted fishing areas for a familiy oriented event, last young fishermen with ,.. 1 '· ' ;. year was attended by over supervision and instruction. 2,000 fishermen from ten A number of speci;ll events are planned including drawings for many prizes such as boat motors, rods, reels, dip nets and many OHIOANS VOTE WASHINGTON iUPI) - more items of fishing Ohio delegation balloting in equipment. A representative the vote by which the House, from the Zebco company Jl'ill on 241-155 rot! call, be on hand , The festival is sponsor~ by Thursday approved a bill to reconstitute the Federal the Jackson Chamber of . Commerce with the Election Commission. APRIL 4th T~RU APRIL 10th Voting for were 227 Demo· cooperation of the state wildlife department. crats and 14 Republicans. Refreshments will be Voting against were 34 Democrats and 121 Repub· available on the site and . < licafLS. . Ohio, 8 Democrats, 15 Republicans '· Democrats for: Ashley, Carney, Hays, Mottl , Seiberling, Stokes, Vanik. Democrat not voting: James Stanton. Republican for : Whalen . . "Fixed 1'he Way Republicans against: Ashbrook, Brown, Clancy, ·You Like 'Em" Devine, Gradison, Harsha, Kindness, Latta, Miller, Sunday thru Thursday 10 A.M. til 10 P.M. Mosher, Regula, J. William Friday and Saturday Stanton, Wylie. 10 A.M. tllll P.M. Republican not voting: Guyer. ; AAA MOTORCOACH TOURS · Gaty Wolfe was named chief of the '• where both lawsuits were filed · originally, instructed the strip : mine operators involved in the suits and ODNR 's Reclamation Division to confer and attempt to ' solve their problems. "Since the original rules were filed with the Secretary of State in 1972, the Division of . Reclamation ljas gained· valuable experience concerning strip-mining and reclamation ," said John Davidson, ODNR's Deputy Director for Resource Protecllon .. "A nwnber of things in the original. rules are not needed, and other things not in .the original rules are needed." Davidson added that strip mine operators also learned that many provisions contained in the original rules are needed. The new rules, if adopted, will supplement !he strip mine law in areas necessary for effective administration ( Wolfe heads Racine E-R • GAmrolJS - Edgar R: He Is the son of Mr ." and Mahan, Oceanside, Calif.," Mrs . Edgar Mahan , "138 has been named llian service Portsmouth Road, Gallipolis, manager of the Oceanside and a graduate of SouthFederal Savings and Loan western lligh School. Association. Bef~ ·entering' service he Mahan, ill • native ~~f was an ~ccountant at j!lo GalUs. . ~ · Grande College and just prior Mahan !erved In the U. S. to being named to the present Marine Corps, and since his position w~s general discharge in 1971 has lived in manager of Pacific Oceanside with his wife Jiolldayland in Oceanside. Shirley and two sons. He is a Oceanside Federal Savings E. ft. MARAN member of the First Baptist currently has nine offices In Church there , the Oceanside the North CoW!ty ar¢a with Elks, and the Masons. assels of more than $240 million . COLUMBUS - The Ohio Department of Na tutal Resources (·ODNR) · will conduct a. public hearing beginning April 6 here on proposed rules relatin~ to the Ohio ,Strip Mine Law, which gov{rns the surface mining of coal. The hearing is to begin at 10 a.m., Tueeday, April 6, in Hearing Room 2, Ohio Departments Building, 65 Siluth Front St. A r ..t of rules proposed by ODNK in 1972 to help implement the strip mine law have never been put in~ use . because of two lawsuits by an alliance of !lio strip mine operators. Litigation on one case lasted until June 1975, when the Ohio Supreme Court ruled In favor of ODNR's Reclamation Division. During that time, the other case was held in abeyance. Following the Suorem• Court decision, the Franklin. County Common Pleas Court, . · ~ADDED COLLAR CREPE . ·BOTTOMS .., • REG. '6.97 . . smart open toe, for.dress Comfl)rtabl~ . ' FASHION COLORS ' " ..' ij ~ I • " ' ." ' '• or casual wear .....'! �\\ ! .~ 5- Tbe Sunday Times. Sentlnel,~y. All!il4,1f/6 ' Homemakers' Circle Piano finds hr;me at·Riverby ' ~~ featurtnc • Annie Anybody • IY BE'ITQ!: CLA1111 E:lteulol .u..l, Rome EeOHIIIa HOMEMADE HOUSEHOlD CLEANERS ' ·CAN REDUCE CLEANING COSTS . GALU POUS - Even though you may be almost finished with your sprtng cleaning, we thought you might be Interested In saving some money on your household cleaners. , Household cleaning eosts often can be reduced by careful buying and by using some good cleaning materials that you can make inexpensively at home. We suggest that you learn as much'Ill!' you can about the Ingredients in various cleaners. This will enable you Iii know more about the suitability of the cleaner lor the job. Also, if you decide to make some of your own cleaners, the Ingredient 'information will help you understand the combinations and ,uses.that are desirable. Before making such cleaners at home, we urge you to thinll through the followln~ auestlons : 1. How much money will it save? KimberlyS~ 2. How much time and strength will it take ? BETROTHED - Mr. and Mrs. William Gooderham, 3. Will I have to giye up something more Important to do CroWil City, and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Slone, Kanauga, are this' annoUncing the eitgagement of their children, Kimberly 4. Can I make a "first class" or even a."good'; product. and Steve. Miss Gooderham is a senior at Hannan Trace Many useful home-care recipes include ammonia, High School. Slone Is a 1973 graduate of Gallia Academy, · vinegar, baking soQa, whiting·, mineral spiri~ boiled linseed and Is employed by Heiner's Bakery. Wedding plans are oil and trisodium phosphate. Less common items include Incomplete. oxalic acid, powdered magnesium oxide (fuller's earth), pumice and rottenstone. Look for them at supermarkets and paint, hardware or drugstores. Soap jelly can be used as a cleaner and also as a base for several cleaners. To make soap jelly, use one cup shaved bar GALi.JPOL!S - The recent Broyles reporting on the· soap or soap flakes and I quart of boiling water. DissOlve shaved soap or soap flakes in boiling water; when ~tlng of the American GaiHa County • Disas ter entirely melted or disSolved, pour Into wide-mouth jar. Let Legion Auxiliary was brought Services. ~tand in a cool place until it jells. to order by president Mrs. D... It was noted Veterans Day 'Another homemade cleaner for general cleaning about the 0. Tdbor with the pledge to will retwn nationally to Nov .· . home can be made as follows : 2 tablespoons amomonia, ~ the flag. Rene Broyles served 11. tablespomfs liquid detergent, and one quart water, Mix these as secretary due to the abThe minutes of the previous sence of the reg'ular meeting were read and 'ap- Ingredients well and use for ge~ral household cleaning. For cleaning windows and mirrors, you might try one of secretary, Mabel Brown. proved as was the treasurer's the following solutions : ·· During the busllness report given by Dorothy ~ Add one-fourth cup household ammonia to one quart meeting , motions were Hecker. lukewarm water for heavy, greasy soil such as found on the The next meeting of the Inside of windows. carried to donate $25 to the Senior Citizens Center and $5 auxiliary will be April 20 at CAUTION : Use Anunonia solutions In a well-ventilated Iii Easter Seals for crippled the home of Mabel Brown . place. children. A card from The meeting closed with .a Add two tablespoons vinegar to one .quart of warm water Margaret Topping was read prayer by Chaplain Opal for water spots on the outside of windows. to the members present. Jones. Add one tablespoon washing soda to one ql!3rt of warm Persons wishing to send water. cards to Miss Topping can BRIDAL POLICY First remove surface soil with tissue or soft cloth. Then send them Iii the Davis Wedding and engagement apply cleaning liquid with a soli cloth, spray bottle, or sponge. Nursing Home in Oak Hill. liotlces for the Sunday Times The atlzens .Conunwlity . Sentloel must be lo our haoda Rub dry and polish with newspaper or clean lintle~ cloth. spiUing ammonia or painted or varnished woodwork, as , Advisory Committee report by 12 noon on the Thuraday itAvoid may damage the finish . was given by Ernestine preceding publlutlon. CAUTION,• Never mlJ: chlorine bleach or any cleaner with Baird. The next scheduled Informatloo may be t~~rned In chlorine as an Ingredient with anunonla or an acid or any meeting of this organization or mailed to the Galllpollo will be at 7:3() p.m. Tuesday, Dally Trlblll)e or Pomeroy cleaner.Thecombinationcancauseothergasestoform. April 6 tn the school library. Dally Sentinel. Engagement Mrs. Tabor presented the 'and wedding forms are also legiBiative report wjth Rene avaUable on request. AuxiliarJ_ has gathering Marriag~ announ~ea New Arrivals For Spring and Easter by: Kay Windsor Ricano Honeycomb · Kenny Classics Lori-Lyqn Half Sizes · British lady Amy's Style Center • PATRIOT - Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis of Rt. I, Patriot, are announcing the marriage of their daughter' Patricia Lynn, to Ronald Joseph· Uvely, son of Mrs : MJewell Dancer , Rt. Gallipolis. The wedding took place March 2() at Folksliln, Ga.'l The newly married couple now reside at K&K Mobile Home Park in Gallipolis. 2, oney m~king projects discussed by women CHESHIRE - Mon ey to be repaired by being sand makin g projects were blasted and resealed. Any discussed when the Old donations of interested people Kyger Church Golden Rule will be appreciated, it was Class met with Mrs. Fred noted. Sisson Thursday anernoon. Bible questions from the The meeting was opened by book of First John were asked singing "Tis so Sweet To and discussion was oeld. Trust In Jesus." Mrs. Ed: Readings were "Pause a ward Spears gave the Bit," Theresa Price; "Open opening prayer. Scripture ,Your Heart," Garnet Rupe; from the lith chapter of "I Knelt To Pray," Edith Hebrews was read by Mrs. Gardner ; "Spring," Louise Robert Price. Roll call was Roush; "Tell Him So," Helen answered by member's t~lling Spears; "Your Neighbors," their favorite books of the Doris Roush , Becky and Bible. Mrs. Ben Rupe gave Frankie Price sang "Zacthe monthly and annual . cheus,.You Come Down." treasurer's report. Mrs. Sisson served refresh· The outside of the church is ments of ice cream, cake, coffee and Kooi-Aid. The next meeting will be April 28 with Mrs . Robert PrJce . The meeting was clos'i!d by all saying the "LOrd's Prayer." • ANGEL Beige N & M widths CLUB TO MEET CijESHIRE The Cheshire Garden Clllb wJU hold an open meeting Thursday at .7:30p.m. in the fellowship room of the Cheshire Baptist Church: Mrs. Irene Jackson, well known lecturer, demon· strator and judge will demonstrate new horizons In flower arranging. \ { ' Colleen Susan Clark \ Karen Lynn Roy COUPLETOWED .:.. Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Roy of 85 Locust St., Gallipolis, formerly of Detroit, Mich., announce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Karen Lynn, to Roderick Alemnder Hook of Rio Grande. Karen is a senior at GoUla Academy High School and plans to attend Rio Grande College to obtain her medical laboratory technician degree. Rod Hook has attended Rio Grande College and Morrla Harvey College in Charleston, W. Va . He is now employed in the Coal Laboratory at 8outhem Ohio Coal Company and Is .a free lance photographer. Wedding plans for this sununer are lncunplete, . ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and r.irs. ' Bobby J. Clark, 275'h Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, are announcing tile engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Colleen Susan, Iii James F. Holley, 2SO Fourth Ave., Gallipolis. Holley Ia the son of Mn. Role lee HoOey, 22 Neil Ave., Gallipolis and James H. Holley, 107 Garfield Ave., Gallipolis. The bride-tcHJe, who will graduate in May from Gallla Academy High School and Buckeye Hills Career Center,ls employed by Dr. Edward ~ J. Berkich at Hillcrest CUnlc. Her fiance, a 1974 graduate ""' of GAHS,Is employed at the Gallipolis State Institute. The ~= wedding will be an event of June 25, 7 p.m. at Grace ~ United Methodist Church with the Rev. Timothy Heaton ,., officiating. ~ . ee •teeet~ell 111!11111111,. I IIIJII II 11~11111 ll~l.lll~lielll 1 ,1 "'" lllll4ij~-..-:::; !. Woman 's World I ~ .... ". ~ . .. .I "' Sarah Carsey lCharlene Hoeflich :~ i Gallipolis-Point Pleasant ~i - 446-2342 1 Pomeroy-Middleport · ~~~ 992-2156 F ..• • Panel discussion to highlight Carl King Monday meeting of AA uw is feted ' MASON, W.Va.- The first birthday of Carl Loren King was observed with>a family gathering at the home of his parents, · Carla and PhiUip King, Mason, W. Va. on March 31. A Mickey Mouse cake and red, white and blue ice cream were served to Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Norton, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin King, Mr. and Mrs. John King , Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Morgan, Romon& King and Sharon Edwards. Sending gifts were Mr. and Mrs. James 0 . Norton, ChrisUna' and Paulette of Wheeler Air Forte Base in Hawaii, Mr. and Mrs. Lew King and Nancy, Hartford, W. Va., his greatgrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lewis of Letart, W.Va., and Mr, and Mr,!i. Allen Lee King, April Lee and Ada, Middleport. ·GAUJPOLIS - Monday, the April 5 meeting of AAUW will be held at 8 p.m. in the senior high room at Grace United Methodist Church. The program will be a panel discussion on "Women in a Man's Profession". Those participating on the panel wiD be Mrs. Sharon Beebe, pharmacist, who received her B.S. degree in Pharmacy from Ohio Northern University. Mrs.- Beebe has worked as a pharmacist In previous cities before moving Iii Gallipolis. She is now employed at Gillingham's Drug Store. Mrs, Beebe and her husband, · Larry, live on Debbie Drive and are the parents of two children. Rev. Tura Hayes received her degree from ste~ling C<)llege in Kansas. She is also a graduate of lhe Presbyterian Theological Seminary In Louisville, Kentucky. Rev. Hayes serv!'(l BOOSTERS TO MEET MASON, W. •va. - The Nahama Athletic Boosters willmeet Monday, April 5, at ·7 p.m., at the gym. On the agenda Is election of n~w officers. . . • •• •• .. I as associate paslilrIii several churches before -coming Iii Gallipolis. She and her •' husband, Frank, are the •' present ministers at the • Presbyterian Church In • Gallipolis. Rev. •Hayes and I' her husband and two children ••l I live on Hedgewood Drive .. Mrs. Susan Moulton, lawyer, received her B.A. CAPTURED WtTH and J.D. degrees from Ohio PHOTOGRAPHS BY ~• ••' State University. She haa GROVERS ' three years experience in the COMPLETE WITH • asaistant atlilrney general's ~! office In Columbus. She lives ~~~~~· STARTING with her .l)usband, Tom, and two children on Woodland . j Drive. • Dr. Sarah Werner, • physician, received her B.A. '•• from Asbury College In • K~tucky and her M.D. from •• j Lorna Unda University in California. Dr. Werner has done extensive post graduate work. She Is a member of the •• Amerjcan Academy of •• Neurology. She has published PROFESSIONAL • -·· .... several works in the field of ' ~ neurology. PHOTOGRAPHY .. ~~ She Is married Iii Dr ..Leslle Spring II1 t..y PlaZI Werner and they both are on Gallipolis, Ohio • the staff at Holzer Medical Pliant 4*-7494 Center. ·They reside with Open Tuis ..SII. 10.5 !heir two children on Halliday 'Titll On Thurs. 11': Heights. J lHE STORY OF YOUR WEDDING! ! . ~ ~, 1 $79 1 . • II I • • If you are look lng for ashoe you can wear I rom early mbrnlng to night, . walk 111' and be comfortable, let us introduce you to California Ccibbl~s· "Angel". Buttery soft, lined leather is fashlon.crofled Intoa slim -lined sandal with twin Side buckles and a low covered heel. Soft, ' flexible sole construction that moves with your loot and cusllion Insole complete the most comforta~te walking Shoe you'll wear this Spring. ' • 95 GROVER'S~ ...• STUDIO •• •" MEETING SLATED MIDDLEPORT - Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter of the Daughters of !he American Revo.Jutlon will "~ meet at 1:30 p.m. Friday at the Middleport Firemen's ,------------~-----~~~~~~~~~~--,--~ - Traditional American .Indian . . f lounge with Mrs. Nancy Reed, Mrs. Nan Moore and AND motif jewelry makes a line gift ~ Mrs. Jeanette Thomas as hostesses. A silent auction will be held. Each member Isto give a s~Jort sketch of their ancestry. A report on the state conference wiD be given by Mrs. James Brewlngliln · who attended with' her . daughter, Mrs . Sandra Luckeydoo, appointed as a page for the session .. -We are oHering an hones' ·20 Pd. Discount on a complete line of Indian Jewelry. Veterans Memorialllotpltal DISCHARGED - Mary -Mr. O!ris Cross, an Indian tewelry . Randolph, Michael Epple, specialist, will be on hand Monday the Terry Spencer. 5th With ·a $45,000.06 li.ne ol Jewelry to show and sell. 1 1 1 Mon. ·& Fri. 9:30tl(lp.m. Tues. Wed. Sit , '' lOIII S Thur. 9: 30 11112 noon I .I 1 ) I' • ' " fl . Call 675·5572 After 4 P.M. I ~----~-------------~-~-- ---1 Son born Mrs. David A. Crook For Your Sick or· Injured Nuptial vo"ws read in New Lexington Pets. WE HAVE ntE SUPPUES YOU NEED• ORCHID ROOM Home Sales that.were traded in on new !bible Wide Homes. ' • • . • M ~ Fine gems don't change with the years, bu~ styles of mounting do! We will be happy to show you how your heritage jewelry can be easily turned into fashionable jewelry accesaories that you will be proud Iii wear this ;yel\r. And ~ the reasonable coat may surprlae you. ~ . ••• j : I . -AICAN OiMtOciiTY • I' For Spring! ' • •I . ' 'II r ' • :1 Natural and · Brown Mums. 1'WOwee\<S On\V Azaleas. Tulips, . Hyacinths •. . Hydrangeas. ,,,c.oo '100 . ,., 10 Corsages Hanging ·Baskets Disti Gardens Temiriuins · It's • loving gift of fresh, fra9rant spring blossoms In an embroidered, woven basket. It'! the perfect , to send your Easter greetings. This Easter. na FREE PARKING ~ -go: dernD!IStra '• ~me y.oith E.\iP & SeW 2·W3V surface. RFICH OOT AND TOUCH :THEM 1lE Fl'D F1.0RIST WAY 1. MAIN • POI'tiAOY, OtiiO ... ~ PLENTY Of d . kjnes c\earance·tagge • ··•in9 mac.. Singer se.. tors floors amples. send our basket of love. They'll love you 1 fo r lt. ...-~FLOAUI1- .I i. ••. POnED .PLANTS PH. 992-2644 .NOW "----342 Second Aven!'e ------GalliiJI)III, Olllo,----1, •• I ""' ~OONO AViHUI • "*1141 _ ..1111111~ S\nger Annua\ Spw:\ng - Cut Flower Arrangements CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE i• i • l Terrariums with sand art ~A~ '4.M : MEMBER AMER ICAN GEM SOC IETY - , ' ON :• l ' Beautiful Easter lilies sil!g of spring and new beginnings. Give a lovely arrangement of lilies to someone very special 'his Ea-ster. Free delivery service. · · Dtllverr service -will be maintolntd through April 17th, rt~~rdtess of the stalt of lorry service. Show ·_ ~re's frank fashion, H ·ntheopen 1 coaly ~t f soft leather. Ma e o mfortable , Wildly co d . Big Cats, Stalk darlou~t a~lhang out. . an etl .;,~o Other Styles a!'ld Colors to choose from. ORDER EARLY The fabric ·Shop Mccaws: Kwick·Sew, Slmptlclty PaHerns Pomeroy Pit. 992·2214 ' . • A Tr8demark of 115 w. S.cond I \. Shower entertains Miss joy Grover The new.Jook In liquid silver. necklaces. · Reg. $9.00 -FOR FRIENDLY FREE EST.IMATES . ~~L., EXTRA SPECIAL I ADvANCED ClEANING. SERV,IcE GAWPOUS - Emanon several quite lena thy. Over Club met for Its April meelins this period, TheodCII'e White al the home of Mrs,,J.eo leila us; he has passed from Mosaman.Mrs . ~. D, Lusk "loathing'! to. "reaped" for reviewed "Breach of Faith - Richard NlJ:on and at lui The ruse and FaD of Richard. possibly with a certain Nixon" by Theodore H. reluctance - Iii "recognition ci his criminal gutlt," Mn. White. ' Mrs. Lusk sa1Edch of Luak concluded. Faith is book li ber 11 for Mn . M011811lan l!l!rved a White and he a tted that It dessert course. For Its next meeting had been harder any of the others. He had to get at · Em anon will go to - the llle truths for his book while Colonial In Jackaon for a the news WIS explodillg all social, In May Mrt. SlleWe around hlin. This hi not just Price Middleman wW review another book about "Early Ufe of the Coloolal Watergate. This IUwnlnatln& Woman" at the home of Mn. history traces the whole long Harold Brown, " curve of Richard Nixon's rise and · fall from 1952 -~~~ his resignation. She said Mr. Willie Ia more than an investigative Joilrnallst, and hiS Interest ex.· . tends far beyond the recital, however full, Of the 'facts . First, he places Watergate In as long an hislilrlcal perspective as posalble. This Is an expression Of the changes In · the American political style traced back at least Iii the 1952 convention•. SeconQ,lieplaces ln clear contrast the NlJ:on fatally flawed In intellect and I I character and the Nixon remarkable both as a manipulator of men and a molder of foreign policy. · Third, he tries very hard Iii point ou! the how and the why ci Nixon's actions. Finally, and most Important, ·she feels, he Is concerned wl til the heart of lhe matter _:_ the quality and dimensions of Nixon's guilt. In his task Mr. White 'Ia aided by over 20 years of professional "l'ijJOn watching ." He has, Iii a limited extent, been a confidant of Nixon. His book reflects the lriipresslons he has received from _ _!llany _ conver~&tlons, a . - - .• Events • ~ AUTHENTIC RESI Streakless chine Wall Washing Upho.lsterv · Wiiulows · .Floors Complete Line of ••• . Cleaning Equipment'& Supplies ~ .Mrs. Mossman hosts Emanon has 2 used Mobile Homes CARL KING \. should be made payable to ~ Community Concert Piano :-:-; Fund. '·' SUNDAY YOUTH APPRECIATION· Night at the Gallipolis Christian Church Sunday, 7 p.m. SJK!ilal speaker and lingers ft'om the Kentuoky Christian College will be ·featured. Public invited. , SONGEST Sunday· at Fair· view Christian Center beginning at 2 p.m. Featwed lingers incl~de The Singing Runyon Family of Proc· ·~ !orville; The Copley Family, Ft. Gay, W. Va.; The Adkins -· Family, Portsmouth; The ( Slilney. Run Singers, Ports- · mouth; The Youngs, Huntlng(9n, Rev. John Nichols is pastor. REVIVAL IN PROGRESS at CRiliSTOPHER DAVIS Prospect Baptist Church. Rev. 'Ronnie · · Perry, .I evangelist. Services begin at 7:30. ~ecial singers Sunday will be lhe youth choir of the MASON, W. Va.- Mr. and Salem Baptist Church. Rev. Mrs. Harold Lee Davis of Ted Glassbwn ; pastor, and Mason, W. Va., announce the the congregation Invite . the birth of their son, Christopher public. Lee Davis, March 3 at Holzer Medical Center. He weighed SPECIAL . SPEAKER at five pounds, 12 ounces, and Poplar Ridge Freewill B8pUst Chwch Sunday will measured 191'. inches. Grandparents are Mr. and be Rev, Gene Skaggs. Service GALLIPOLIS - Anne gown fashioned .Of white Mrs. Hobert L. Fridley of begins at 7:30p.m. Everyone Louise Barkley became the satin pol de sole and beaded Ripley, W. Va. and Mr. and welcome. bride of David Alan Crook re-embroldered alencon lace Mrs. T. R. Davis of Mason, MONDAY Gain coordination, firm and Saturday, March 27 during a featuring an empire bodice W. Va. Great-grandmother is. REVIVAL BEGINS at Crown lone-muscles, get in shape lor 7 p.m. candlelight ceremony~ with beaded lace motifs and . Mrs. Sarah Rollins Gllleaut of Qiy United MethodistChurch summer with the feminine l\{onday and will continue in the Unl ted Presbyterian Victorian collar. Matching form of exercise - Belly Point Pleasant; W. Va . . Dancing. The mother is the former through Satwday, April 17. Church New Lexington lace motifs trimmed the Classes beginning Thursday, Whitmore, Ohio. The Rev. Wlllla~ tapered' sleeves, and beaded Evelyn· E. Fridley and the Rev . Earl April B, 1'76 at 7:00 · p.m., father is employed by Carter evangelist: Services begin at Ludlow officiated at the lace accented lhe chapel registration at 6:30 p.m. and Evans, Inc. of Gallipolis ?:30 nlghdy. Special singers. double ring ceremony unlling length train. Orchid Room, 234 E. Main St., Her chapel length Yell with Pomeroy, Ohio. , as manager of its retail GALUA COUNTY Pomona · the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Charle~ Rex Barkley of • matching lace motifs was building supply businesa. Grange wiD meet Monday, 8 Gallipolis, and the son of Mr. held m place by a lace juliet p.m. at the Harris Grange and Mrs. Uoyd Crook of New cap. She carried a bridal Hall. Poduck lunch. Lexington. boqquet of pink rose~, OFFICERS ELECTED AAUW 8 p.m. at the senior The bride, given in stephanotis and baby s ATHENS - The AORTA high room of Grace United marriage by her lather, wore breath. Board Of Trustees on March Methodist Church. Panel · Mrs. Steven Montgomery 30 elected Bill Algeo, discussion by Sharon Beebe, of Pickerington was her rapresentlng the Athens Rev. Tura Hayes, Susan years of inaugural gowns. sister's honor attendant. Chamber of Commerce, Moulton and Dr, Sarah Roll call will be to give an Bridesmaids were Carol President of the Board Werner on "Women In a anecdote of a first lady. Carney, · Cynthia Sidwell, succeeding Mayor Donald Man's Profession." pAST Worthy Matrons bt Patricia Wiley, all of New Barrett of Athens; Roger 'BUCK-A.CUP'.sponsored by VInton OES will meet at the Lexlngliln, and Sarah Tharp ~ingsbuiJ McCauley, dlreclilr of Tri.Co. the Gallia eolinty Uriit of the home of Elizabeth Cloud of Columbus. Kimberly and Community Action Agency, s 1t Christina Crook, slsters·Of the Vice President succeeding American Cancer oc e y Tuesd~y. ·7:30 p.m. Otto Shaw of Logan; begins Monday . and will RODNEY United Methodist groom, and Jessica MontCatherine Harrop, of the Trl- continue through Wednesday. Women Tuesday, 7:30p.m. at gomery, the bride's nle~. . . the 'home of Mrs . Elva were junior attendants. TUESDAY Ctreounty Coun;IAilof ~~· WAYSIDE Garden Club will Holbrook. ." _ The honor attendant wore a asurer' an ce . ' t Tu sday at the home of BETIY STAM Class meeting dusty rose empire style knit representing the Retired mee e in the fellowship rooiJI of the ·gown with an oval neckline Senior Volunteer Program -, Mrs. 1\rJggs Kirby . · (RSVP) secretary suc· ENGUSH CLUB Tuesday, 7 First · Baptist Ch.urch, and matching jacket trimmed with marabou. The ceeding McCauley. p.m. at the home of Mrs. Tuesday at 7:30p.m. · Zelma Northcut,t wilh Mrs. WASHINGTON SCHOOL bridesmaids wore ldentlfcal A 1974 12x60 Hill Crest .by Skyline, 2 Bdrs., Beatrice Clark, co-hostess. . PTA executive b9ard gowris In dusiy green. The total electric, carpeted throughout, eye . The program to be given by meeting Tuesday at 10 a.m . junior attendants wore PLEASANT VALLEY similar styled gowns Of pink Mrs, 'Clark will be on 200 at the school care teria. level oven, surface unit •. fully furnished. DISCHARGES· ..., ·Angela knit. This home is like new.l Spencer, Gallipolla Ferry; The groom was attended by Cathy Carter, Pomeroy; Mrs• BiD Riley, New Mexlngton, A 1961 10x55, 3 Bdr. model, just r.ight for a Richard Friend, son, best man, and ushers were second home, needs a little attention, and Pomeroy; Miry Anderson, Dale Cannim, David Fleming, ~· priced right! Apple Grove; Mrs. Roy Michael Griggs, James SeU, Philip Wollenberg, all of New . Mattox, Mt. Alto; Mrs . ' POMEROY - A bridal Lexington, and Steven James Wilker, Southside; Davidson, Donna Little, Mrs. Dennis Dendum, Reeds· shower honoring Joy Grover, Cheryl Johnson, Mrs. Agnes Montgomery of.Pickerlngliln. A reception was held at the ville; Margaret Smith, bride-elect of Steven Jeffers, Weeks, Mrs. Waid Smith, Mason; Mrs. Steve Mitchell, was held recently at lhe Zion Mrs . Belva Sloan ; Helen Holiday Inn, Lancas~er, G 111• oil ~ Harry Dotson Church of Christ. Hostesses Johnson, Margaret Haning, inunediately following the a P s• ' for the shower were Ann Redhouse, W. Va.; Melanie " Lambert Sherry -Abbott and Nan White, Jo Ann GlUogly, ceremony, Hostesaes were Alisa Gillogly, Mary Grover Mrs, James Finck, Junction Howe, Henderson; Brooks Charlot~ Lambert." City, sister of the groom, •• and Jennifer Grover . Glov~r; Gallipolis l'erry; Games were played and Sarah.Williamson, Southalde, "QUALITY ALWAYS" Sending gifts were, Mr. and •• Delvm Simms, Point . d d t0 M'dg · 1 e ·Pleasant· Rhonda Porter pnzes awar e W. Va., and Mrs . Gary Jones • Pomeroy "2·70:14 J Dhio . .' ' Harris, Karen Sloan and Mrs. James N. Smith, Mr. of Gallipolis. 'ii : · Hrs.,a.m.til5:30p.m.CiosedSun. and Mrs. Leo Davidson, Mr. Galhpohs; Jerry Harper' Kathryn Johnson. Mter Miss Peart Ash 992·3323, Roger Divis, "2·7671 short wed~ng trip Mter a ,,• and Mrs : ~orge Sisson, Mr. ~adison, W. V~l and Gene Grover opened the gifts, taats, Bostic, a. refreshments of cake, punch, and Mrs. Don Betzlng, Mr. the couple wiD make their and Mrs. Robert Duncan, Mr. home In The Plains, Ohio. · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . nutsandmintswere servedJef. Iii and Mrs. Bill McElroy, Mr. those named and ·Beth fers, Marlnelle Jeffers, Mrs. and Mrs. Byrne Vaughan, Edward Parkins, Evelyn Mr. lind Mrs. Lee Roush, Mr. Thoma, Virginia Wyatt, and Mrs. Joe Proffitt, Mr. Goldie Sargent, Neva and Mrs. Herman Warner, and Angie, Chris and 'rtm McElroy, Lois Thompson, Sloan . Anna Davidson, Wilma GALLIPOLIS - At a other members of . the recent meeting of the Bcatd COOIIIllttee include Carolyn ci Trustees of the French Art Roderick, president of the Colony, the board ·consldered Association, Louis Schmidt, the req119t of the Community M.D., Eldon Wuerch, H. 0 . Concert Association for Francis, Dick Turner, Betty storage of a Steinway plano, • McGinness and Evan The concert IIIIOCiatlon Is Roderick. Sue Beverly Is presently rala!ng funds for asalsilng with a mailing t~ purcha~ of the plano. membership. An agreement has been The steadily growing fund reached between the two has reached $3,500 lilward a boards whereby the new goal of $10,000. Alf members plano wiU be stored in the of the community are urged . main gallery at Rlverby and 111 participate In · this en· be available for Art Colony deavor. Contributions may be functions as wen as. the needs made by sending a check 19 of the Community Concert. Donald M. Thaler, Itt. 2, Box Association . The cos.t of 112 Gallipolis Ohio. Checks renting (approximately JIOO) · ' ' a Steinway or Baldwin plus the fact that at times they are not available baa made the CHAPTER TO MEET drive lor a plano necesaary . .. RACINE - Racine Cllapfer The boards of both ·groups 134 will meet in regular have worked closely over the session Monday, April 5 at 8 years and agree llllit ll plano p.m. at Masonic Temple. A which would be acceptable to most artist, would be a great practice for initiation wiD be held and past officers wiD be plus for the community. The fund drive·to purchase honored. Each past matron Is the plano is being headed by · asked to wear the same dresli Dr. and Mrs. t;>onald Thaler, she wore · the year .she was · .who serve on both boards. · matron. I I HEAVENLY! r Coming • Dptn All DIVThurldly FRIDAY NIJ»HTTILI Saturday 9 TIIS . ~ �\\ ! .~ 5- Tbe Sunday Times. Sentlnel,~y. All!il4,1f/6 ' Homemakers' Circle Piano finds hr;me at·Riverby ' ~~ featurtnc • Annie Anybody • IY BE'ITQ!: CLA1111 E:lteulol .u..l, Rome EeOHIIIa HOMEMADE HOUSEHOlD CLEANERS ' ·CAN REDUCE CLEANING COSTS . GALU POUS - Even though you may be almost finished with your sprtng cleaning, we thought you might be Interested In saving some money on your household cleaners. , Household cleaning eosts often can be reduced by careful buying and by using some good cleaning materials that you can make inexpensively at home. We suggest that you learn as much'Ill!' you can about the Ingredients in various cleaners. This will enable you Iii know more about the suitability of the cleaner lor the job. Also, if you decide to make some of your own cleaners, the Ingredient 'information will help you understand the combinations and ,uses.that are desirable. Before making such cleaners at home, we urge you to thinll through the followln~ auestlons : 1. How much money will it save? KimberlyS~ 2. How much time and strength will it take ? BETROTHED - Mr. and Mrs. William Gooderham, 3. Will I have to giye up something more Important to do CroWil City, and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Slone, Kanauga, are this' annoUncing the eitgagement of their children, Kimberly 4. Can I make a "first class" or even a."good'; product. and Steve. Miss Gooderham is a senior at Hannan Trace Many useful home-care recipes include ammonia, High School. Slone Is a 1973 graduate of Gallia Academy, · vinegar, baking soQa, whiting·, mineral spiri~ boiled linseed and Is employed by Heiner's Bakery. Wedding plans are oil and trisodium phosphate. Less common items include Incomplete. oxalic acid, powdered magnesium oxide (fuller's earth), pumice and rottenstone. Look for them at supermarkets and paint, hardware or drugstores. Soap jelly can be used as a cleaner and also as a base for several cleaners. To make soap jelly, use one cup shaved bar GALi.JPOL!S - The recent Broyles reporting on the· soap or soap flakes and I quart of boiling water. DissOlve shaved soap or soap flakes in boiling water; when ~tlng of the American GaiHa County • Disas ter entirely melted or disSolved, pour Into wide-mouth jar. Let Legion Auxiliary was brought Services. ~tand in a cool place until it jells. to order by president Mrs. D... It was noted Veterans Day 'Another homemade cleaner for general cleaning about the 0. Tdbor with the pledge to will retwn nationally to Nov .· . home can be made as follows : 2 tablespoons amomonia, ~ the flag. Rene Broyles served 11. tablespomfs liquid detergent, and one quart water, Mix these as secretary due to the abThe minutes of the previous sence of the reg'ular meeting were read and 'ap- Ingredients well and use for ge~ral household cleaning. For cleaning windows and mirrors, you might try one of secretary, Mabel Brown. proved as was the treasurer's the following solutions : ·· During the busllness report given by Dorothy ~ Add one-fourth cup household ammonia to one quart meeting , motions were Hecker. lukewarm water for heavy, greasy soil such as found on the The next meeting of the Inside of windows. carried to donate $25 to the Senior Citizens Center and $5 auxiliary will be April 20 at CAUTION : Use Anunonia solutions In a well-ventilated Iii Easter Seals for crippled the home of Mabel Brown . place. children. A card from The meeting closed with .a Add two tablespoons vinegar to one .quart of warm water Margaret Topping was read prayer by Chaplain Opal for water spots on the outside of windows. to the members present. Jones. Add one tablespoon washing soda to one ql!3rt of warm Persons wishing to send water. cards to Miss Topping can BRIDAL POLICY First remove surface soil with tissue or soft cloth. Then send them Iii the Davis Wedding and engagement apply cleaning liquid with a soli cloth, spray bottle, or sponge. Nursing Home in Oak Hill. liotlces for the Sunday Times The atlzens .Conunwlity . Sentloel must be lo our haoda Rub dry and polish with newspaper or clean lintle~ cloth. spiUing ammonia or painted or varnished woodwork, as , Advisory Committee report by 12 noon on the Thuraday itAvoid may damage the finish . was given by Ernestine preceding publlutlon. CAUTION,• Never mlJ: chlorine bleach or any cleaner with Baird. The next scheduled Informatloo may be t~~rned In chlorine as an Ingredient with anunonla or an acid or any meeting of this organization or mailed to the Galllpollo will be at 7:3() p.m. Tuesday, Dally Trlblll)e or Pomeroy cleaner.Thecombinationcancauseothergasestoform. April 6 tn the school library. Dally Sentinel. Engagement Mrs. Tabor presented the 'and wedding forms are also legiBiative report wjth Rene avaUable on request. AuxiliarJ_ has gathering Marriag~ announ~ea New Arrivals For Spring and Easter by: Kay Windsor Ricano Honeycomb · Kenny Classics Lori-Lyqn Half Sizes · British lady Amy's Style Center • PATRIOT - Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis of Rt. I, Patriot, are announcing the marriage of their daughter' Patricia Lynn, to Ronald Joseph· Uvely, son of Mrs : MJewell Dancer , Rt. Gallipolis. The wedding took place March 2() at Folksliln, Ga.'l The newly married couple now reside at K&K Mobile Home Park in Gallipolis. 2, oney m~king projects discussed by women CHESHIRE - Mon ey to be repaired by being sand makin g projects were blasted and resealed. Any discussed when the Old donations of interested people Kyger Church Golden Rule will be appreciated, it was Class met with Mrs. Fred noted. Sisson Thursday anernoon. Bible questions from the The meeting was opened by book of First John were asked singing "Tis so Sweet To and discussion was oeld. Trust In Jesus." Mrs. Ed: Readings were "Pause a ward Spears gave the Bit," Theresa Price; "Open opening prayer. Scripture ,Your Heart," Garnet Rupe; from the lith chapter of "I Knelt To Pray," Edith Hebrews was read by Mrs. Gardner ; "Spring," Louise Robert Price. Roll call was Roush; "Tell Him So," Helen answered by member's t~lling Spears; "Your Neighbors," their favorite books of the Doris Roush , Becky and Bible. Mrs. Ben Rupe gave Frankie Price sang "Zacthe monthly and annual . cheus,.You Come Down." treasurer's report. Mrs. Sisson served refresh· The outside of the church is ments of ice cream, cake, coffee and Kooi-Aid. The next meeting will be April 28 with Mrs . Robert PrJce . The meeting was clos'i!d by all saying the "LOrd's Prayer." • ANGEL Beige N & M widths CLUB TO MEET CijESHIRE The Cheshire Garden Clllb wJU hold an open meeting Thursday at .7:30p.m. in the fellowship room of the Cheshire Baptist Church: Mrs. Irene Jackson, well known lecturer, demon· strator and judge will demonstrate new horizons In flower arranging. \ { ' Colleen Susan Clark \ Karen Lynn Roy COUPLETOWED .:.. Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Roy of 85 Locust St., Gallipolis, formerly of Detroit, Mich., announce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Karen Lynn, to Roderick Alemnder Hook of Rio Grande. Karen is a senior at GoUla Academy High School and plans to attend Rio Grande College to obtain her medical laboratory technician degree. Rod Hook has attended Rio Grande College and Morrla Harvey College in Charleston, W. Va . He is now employed in the Coal Laboratory at 8outhem Ohio Coal Company and Is .a free lance photographer. Wedding plans for this sununer are lncunplete, . ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and r.irs. ' Bobby J. Clark, 275'h Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, are announcing tile engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Colleen Susan, Iii James F. Holley, 2SO Fourth Ave., Gallipolis. Holley Ia the son of Mn. Role lee HoOey, 22 Neil Ave., Gallipolis and James H. Holley, 107 Garfield Ave., Gallipolis. The bride-tcHJe, who will graduate in May from Gallla Academy High School and Buckeye Hills Career Center,ls employed by Dr. Edward ~ J. Berkich at Hillcrest CUnlc. Her fiance, a 1974 graduate ""' of GAHS,Is employed at the Gallipolis State Institute. The ~= wedding will be an event of June 25, 7 p.m. at Grace ~ United Methodist Church with the Rev. Timothy Heaton ,., officiating. ~ . ee •teeet~ell 111!11111111,. I IIIJII II 11~11111 ll~l.lll~lielll 1 ,1 "'" lllll4ij~-..-:::; !. Woman 's World I ~ .... ". ~ . .. .I "' Sarah Carsey lCharlene Hoeflich :~ i Gallipolis-Point Pleasant ~i - 446-2342 1 Pomeroy-Middleport · ~~~ 992-2156 F ..• • Panel discussion to highlight Carl King Monday meeting of AA uw is feted ' MASON, W.Va.- The first birthday of Carl Loren King was observed with>a family gathering at the home of his parents, · Carla and PhiUip King, Mason, W. Va. on March 31. A Mickey Mouse cake and red, white and blue ice cream were served to Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Norton, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin King, Mr. and Mrs. John King , Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Morgan, Romon& King and Sharon Edwards. Sending gifts were Mr. and Mrs. James 0 . Norton, ChrisUna' and Paulette of Wheeler Air Forte Base in Hawaii, Mr. and Mrs. Lew King and Nancy, Hartford, W. Va., his greatgrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lewis of Letart, W.Va., and Mr, and Mr,!i. Allen Lee King, April Lee and Ada, Middleport. ·GAUJPOLIS - Monday, the April 5 meeting of AAUW will be held at 8 p.m. in the senior high room at Grace United Methodist Church. The program will be a panel discussion on "Women in a Man's Profession". Those participating on the panel wiD be Mrs. Sharon Beebe, pharmacist, who received her B.S. degree in Pharmacy from Ohio Northern University. Mrs.- Beebe has worked as a pharmacist In previous cities before moving Iii Gallipolis. She is now employed at Gillingham's Drug Store. Mrs, Beebe and her husband, · Larry, live on Debbie Drive and are the parents of two children. Rev. Tura Hayes received her degree from ste~ling C<)llege in Kansas. She is also a graduate of lhe Presbyterian Theological Seminary In Louisville, Kentucky. Rev. Hayes serv!'(l BOOSTERS TO MEET MASON, W. •va. - The Nahama Athletic Boosters willmeet Monday, April 5, at ·7 p.m., at the gym. On the agenda Is election of n~w officers. . . • •• •• .. I as associate paslilrIii several churches before -coming Iii Gallipolis. She and her •' husband, Frank, are the •' present ministers at the • Presbyterian Church In • Gallipolis. Rev. •Hayes and I' her husband and two children ••l I live on Hedgewood Drive .. Mrs. Susan Moulton, lawyer, received her B.A. CAPTURED WtTH and J.D. degrees from Ohio PHOTOGRAPHS BY ~• ••' State University. She haa GROVERS ' three years experience in the COMPLETE WITH • asaistant atlilrney general's ~! office In Columbus. She lives ~~~~~· STARTING with her .l)usband, Tom, and two children on Woodland . j Drive. • Dr. Sarah Werner, • physician, received her B.A. '•• from Asbury College In • K~tucky and her M.D. from •• j Lorna Unda University in California. Dr. Werner has done extensive post graduate work. She Is a member of the •• Amerjcan Academy of •• Neurology. She has published PROFESSIONAL • -·· .... several works in the field of ' ~ neurology. PHOTOGRAPHY .. ~~ She Is married Iii Dr ..Leslle Spring II1 t..y PlaZI Werner and they both are on Gallipolis, Ohio • the staff at Holzer Medical Pliant 4*-7494 Center. ·They reside with Open Tuis ..SII. 10.5 !heir two children on Halliday 'Titll On Thurs. 11': Heights. J lHE STORY OF YOUR WEDDING! ! . ~ ~, 1 $79 1 . • II I • • If you are look lng for ashoe you can wear I rom early mbrnlng to night, . walk 111' and be comfortable, let us introduce you to California Ccibbl~s· "Angel". Buttery soft, lined leather is fashlon.crofled Intoa slim -lined sandal with twin Side buckles and a low covered heel. Soft, ' flexible sole construction that moves with your loot and cusllion Insole complete the most comforta~te walking Shoe you'll wear this Spring. ' • 95 GROVER'S~ ...• STUDIO •• •" MEETING SLATED MIDDLEPORT - Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter of the Daughters of !he American Revo.Jutlon will "~ meet at 1:30 p.m. Friday at the Middleport Firemen's ,------------~-----~~~~~~~~~~--,--~ - Traditional American .Indian . . f lounge with Mrs. Nancy Reed, Mrs. Nan Moore and AND motif jewelry makes a line gift ~ Mrs. Jeanette Thomas as hostesses. A silent auction will be held. Each member Isto give a s~Jort sketch of their ancestry. A report on the state conference wiD be given by Mrs. James Brewlngliln · who attended with' her . daughter, Mrs . Sandra Luckeydoo, appointed as a page for the session .. -We are oHering an hones' ·20 Pd. Discount on a complete line of Indian Jewelry. Veterans Memorialllotpltal DISCHARGED - Mary -Mr. O!ris Cross, an Indian tewelry . Randolph, Michael Epple, specialist, will be on hand Monday the Terry Spencer. 5th With ·a $45,000.06 li.ne ol Jewelry to show and sell. 1 1 1 Mon. ·& Fri. 9:30tl(lp.m. Tues. Wed. Sit , '' lOIII S Thur. 9: 30 11112 noon I .I 1 ) I' • ' " fl . Call 675·5572 After 4 P.M. I ~----~-------------~-~-- ---1 Son born Mrs. David A. Crook For Your Sick or· Injured Nuptial vo"ws read in New Lexington Pets. WE HAVE ntE SUPPUES YOU NEED• ORCHID ROOM Home Sales that.were traded in on new !bible Wide Homes. ' • • . • M ~ Fine gems don't change with the years, bu~ styles of mounting do! We will be happy to show you how your heritage jewelry can be easily turned into fashionable jewelry accesaories that you will be proud Iii wear this ;yel\r. And ~ the reasonable coat may surprlae you. ~ . ••• j : I . -AICAN OiMtOciiTY • I' For Spring! ' • •I . ' 'II r ' • :1 Natural and · Brown Mums. 1'WOwee\<S On\V Azaleas. Tulips, . Hyacinths •. . Hydrangeas. ,,,c.oo '100 . ,., 10 Corsages Hanging ·Baskets Disti Gardens Temiriuins · It's • loving gift of fresh, fra9rant spring blossoms In an embroidered, woven basket. It'! the perfect , to send your Easter greetings. This Easter. na FREE PARKING ~ -go: dernD!IStra '• ~me y.oith E.\iP & SeW 2·W3V surface. RFICH OOT AND TOUCH :THEM 1lE Fl'D F1.0RIST WAY 1. MAIN • POI'tiAOY, OtiiO ... ~ PLENTY Of d . kjnes c\earance·tagge • ··•in9 mac.. Singer se.. tors floors amples. send our basket of love. They'll love you 1 fo r lt. ...-~FLOAUI1- .I i. ••. POnED .PLANTS PH. 992-2644 .NOW "----342 Second Aven!'e ------GalliiJI)III, Olllo,----1, •• I ""' ~OONO AViHUI • "*1141 _ ..1111111~ S\nger Annua\ Spw:\ng - Cut Flower Arrangements CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE i• i • l Terrariums with sand art ~A~ '4.M : MEMBER AMER ICAN GEM SOC IETY - , ' ON :• l ' Beautiful Easter lilies sil!g of spring and new beginnings. Give a lovely arrangement of lilies to someone very special 'his Ea-ster. Free delivery service. · · Dtllverr service -will be maintolntd through April 17th, rt~~rdtess of the stalt of lorry service. Show ·_ ~re's frank fashion, H ·ntheopen 1 coaly ~t f soft leather. Ma e o mfortable , Wildly co d . Big Cats, Stalk darlou~t a~lhang out. . an etl .;,~o Other Styles a!'ld Colors to choose from. ORDER EARLY The fabric ·Shop Mccaws: Kwick·Sew, Slmptlclty PaHerns Pomeroy Pit. 992·2214 ' . • A Tr8demark of 115 w. S.cond I \. Shower entertains Miss joy Grover The new.Jook In liquid silver. necklaces. · Reg. $9.00 -FOR FRIENDLY FREE EST.IMATES . ~~L., EXTRA SPECIAL I ADvANCED ClEANING. SERV,IcE GAWPOUS - Emanon several quite lena thy. Over Club met for Its April meelins this period, TheodCII'e White al the home of Mrs,,J.eo leila us; he has passed from Mosaman.Mrs . ~. D, Lusk "loathing'! to. "reaped" for reviewed "Breach of Faith - Richard NlJ:on and at lui The ruse and FaD of Richard. possibly with a certain Nixon" by Theodore H. reluctance - Iii "recognition ci his criminal gutlt," Mn. White. ' Mrs. Lusk sa1Edch of Luak concluded. Faith is book li ber 11 for Mn . M011811lan l!l!rved a White and he a tted that It dessert course. For Its next meeting had been harder any of the others. He had to get at · Em anon will go to - the llle truths for his book while Colonial In Jackaon for a the news WIS explodillg all social, In May Mrt. SlleWe around hlin. This hi not just Price Middleman wW review another book about "Early Ufe of the Coloolal Watergate. This IUwnlnatln& Woman" at the home of Mn. history traces the whole long Harold Brown, " curve of Richard Nixon's rise and · fall from 1952 -~~~ his resignation. She said Mr. Willie Ia more than an investigative Joilrnallst, and hiS Interest ex.· . tends far beyond the recital, however full, Of the 'facts . First, he places Watergate In as long an hislilrlcal perspective as posalble. This Is an expression Of the changes In · the American political style traced back at least Iii the 1952 convention•. SeconQ,lieplaces ln clear contrast the NlJ:on fatally flawed In intellect and I I character and the Nixon remarkable both as a manipulator of men and a molder of foreign policy. · Third, he tries very hard Iii point ou! the how and the why ci Nixon's actions. Finally, and most Important, ·she feels, he Is concerned wl til the heart of lhe matter _:_ the quality and dimensions of Nixon's guilt. In his task Mr. White 'Ia aided by over 20 years of professional "l'ijJOn watching ." He has, Iii a limited extent, been a confidant of Nixon. His book reflects the lriipresslons he has received from _ _!llany _ conver~&tlons, a . - - .• Events • ~ AUTHENTIC RESI Streakless chine Wall Washing Upho.lsterv · Wiiulows · .Floors Complete Line of ••• . Cleaning Equipment'& Supplies ~ .Mrs. Mossman hosts Emanon has 2 used Mobile Homes CARL KING \. should be made payable to ~ Community Concert Piano :-:-; Fund. '·' SUNDAY YOUTH APPRECIATION· Night at the Gallipolis Christian Church Sunday, 7 p.m. SJK!ilal speaker and lingers ft'om the Kentuoky Christian College will be ·featured. Public invited. , SONGEST Sunday· at Fair· view Christian Center beginning at 2 p.m. Featwed lingers incl~de The Singing Runyon Family of Proc· ·~ !orville; The Copley Family, Ft. Gay, W. Va.; The Adkins -· Family, Portsmouth; The ( Slilney. Run Singers, Ports- · mouth; The Youngs, Huntlng(9n, Rev. John Nichols is pastor. REVIVAL IN PROGRESS at CRiliSTOPHER DAVIS Prospect Baptist Church. Rev. 'Ronnie · · Perry, .I evangelist. Services begin at 7:30. ~ecial singers Sunday will be lhe youth choir of the MASON, W. Va.- Mr. and Salem Baptist Church. Rev. Mrs. Harold Lee Davis of Ted Glassbwn ; pastor, and Mason, W. Va., announce the the congregation Invite . the birth of their son, Christopher public. Lee Davis, March 3 at Holzer Medical Center. He weighed SPECIAL . SPEAKER at five pounds, 12 ounces, and Poplar Ridge Freewill B8pUst Chwch Sunday will measured 191'. inches. Grandparents are Mr. and be Rev, Gene Skaggs. Service GALLIPOLIS - Anne gown fashioned .Of white Mrs. Hobert L. Fridley of begins at 7:30p.m. Everyone Louise Barkley became the satin pol de sole and beaded Ripley, W. Va. and Mr. and welcome. bride of David Alan Crook re-embroldered alencon lace Mrs. T. R. Davis of Mason, MONDAY Gain coordination, firm and Saturday, March 27 during a featuring an empire bodice W. Va. Great-grandmother is. REVIVAL BEGINS at Crown lone-muscles, get in shape lor 7 p.m. candlelight ceremony~ with beaded lace motifs and . Mrs. Sarah Rollins Gllleaut of Qiy United MethodistChurch summer with the feminine l\{onday and will continue in the Unl ted Presbyterian Victorian collar. Matching form of exercise - Belly Point Pleasant; W. Va . . Dancing. The mother is the former through Satwday, April 17. Church New Lexington lace motifs trimmed the Classes beginning Thursday, Whitmore, Ohio. The Rev. Wlllla~ tapered' sleeves, and beaded Evelyn· E. Fridley and the Rev . Earl April B, 1'76 at 7:00 · p.m., father is employed by Carter evangelist: Services begin at Ludlow officiated at the lace accented lhe chapel registration at 6:30 p.m. and Evans, Inc. of Gallipolis ?:30 nlghdy. Special singers. double ring ceremony unlling length train. Orchid Room, 234 E. Main St., Her chapel length Yell with Pomeroy, Ohio. , as manager of its retail GALUA COUNTY Pomona · the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Charle~ Rex Barkley of • matching lace motifs was building supply businesa. Grange wiD meet Monday, 8 Gallipolis, and the son of Mr. held m place by a lace juliet p.m. at the Harris Grange and Mrs. Uoyd Crook of New cap. She carried a bridal Hall. Poduck lunch. Lexington. boqquet of pink rose~, OFFICERS ELECTED AAUW 8 p.m. at the senior The bride, given in stephanotis and baby s ATHENS - The AORTA high room of Grace United marriage by her lather, wore breath. Board Of Trustees on March Methodist Church. Panel · Mrs. Steven Montgomery 30 elected Bill Algeo, discussion by Sharon Beebe, of Pickerington was her rapresentlng the Athens Rev. Tura Hayes, Susan years of inaugural gowns. sister's honor attendant. Chamber of Commerce, Moulton and Dr, Sarah Roll call will be to give an Bridesmaids were Carol President of the Board Werner on "Women In a anecdote of a first lady. Carney, · Cynthia Sidwell, succeeding Mayor Donald Man's Profession." pAST Worthy Matrons bt Patricia Wiley, all of New Barrett of Athens; Roger 'BUCK-A.CUP'.sponsored by VInton OES will meet at the Lexlngliln, and Sarah Tharp ~ingsbuiJ McCauley, dlreclilr of Tri.Co. the Gallia eolinty Uriit of the home of Elizabeth Cloud of Columbus. Kimberly and Community Action Agency, s 1t Christina Crook, slsters·Of the Vice President succeeding American Cancer oc e y Tuesd~y. ·7:30 p.m. Otto Shaw of Logan; begins Monday . and will RODNEY United Methodist groom, and Jessica MontCatherine Harrop, of the Trl- continue through Wednesday. Women Tuesday, 7:30p.m. at gomery, the bride's nle~. . . the 'home of Mrs . Elva were junior attendants. TUESDAY Ctreounty Coun;IAilof ~~· WAYSIDE Garden Club will Holbrook. ." _ The honor attendant wore a asurer' an ce . ' t Tu sday at the home of BETIY STAM Class meeting dusty rose empire style knit representing the Retired mee e in the fellowship rooiJI of the ·gown with an oval neckline Senior Volunteer Program -, Mrs. 1\rJggs Kirby . · (RSVP) secretary suc· ENGUSH CLUB Tuesday, 7 First · Baptist Ch.urch, and matching jacket trimmed with marabou. The ceeding McCauley. p.m. at the home of Mrs. Tuesday at 7:30p.m. · Zelma Northcut,t wilh Mrs. WASHINGTON SCHOOL bridesmaids wore ldentlfcal A 1974 12x60 Hill Crest .by Skyline, 2 Bdrs., Beatrice Clark, co-hostess. . PTA executive b9ard gowris In dusiy green. The total electric, carpeted throughout, eye . The program to be given by meeting Tuesday at 10 a.m . junior attendants wore PLEASANT VALLEY similar styled gowns Of pink Mrs, 'Clark will be on 200 at the school care teria. level oven, surface unit •. fully furnished. DISCHARGES· ..., ·Angela knit. This home is like new.l Spencer, Gallipolla Ferry; The groom was attended by Cathy Carter, Pomeroy; Mrs• BiD Riley, New Mexlngton, A 1961 10x55, 3 Bdr. model, just r.ight for a Richard Friend, son, best man, and ushers were second home, needs a little attention, and Pomeroy; Miry Anderson, Dale Cannim, David Fleming, ~· priced right! Apple Grove; Mrs. Roy Michael Griggs, James SeU, Philip Wollenberg, all of New . Mattox, Mt. Alto; Mrs . ' POMEROY - A bridal Lexington, and Steven James Wilker, Southside; Davidson, Donna Little, Mrs. Dennis Dendum, Reeds· shower honoring Joy Grover, Cheryl Johnson, Mrs. Agnes Montgomery of.Pickerlngliln. A reception was held at the ville; Margaret Smith, bride-elect of Steven Jeffers, Weeks, Mrs. Waid Smith, Mason; Mrs. Steve Mitchell, was held recently at lhe Zion Mrs . Belva Sloan ; Helen Holiday Inn, Lancas~er, G 111• oil ~ Harry Dotson Church of Christ. Hostesses Johnson, Margaret Haning, inunediately following the a P s• ' for the shower were Ann Redhouse, W. Va.; Melanie " Lambert Sherry -Abbott and Nan White, Jo Ann GlUogly, ceremony, Hostesaes were Alisa Gillogly, Mary Grover Mrs, James Finck, Junction Howe, Henderson; Brooks Charlot~ Lambert." City, sister of the groom, •• and Jennifer Grover . Glov~r; Gallipolis l'erry; Games were played and Sarah.Williamson, Southalde, "QUALITY ALWAYS" Sending gifts were, Mr. and •• Delvm Simms, Point . d d t0 M'dg · 1 e ·Pleasant· Rhonda Porter pnzes awar e W. Va., and Mrs . Gary Jones • Pomeroy "2·70:14 J Dhio . .' ' Harris, Karen Sloan and Mrs. James N. Smith, Mr. of Gallipolis. 'ii : · Hrs.,a.m.til5:30p.m.CiosedSun. and Mrs. Leo Davidson, Mr. Galhpohs; Jerry Harper' Kathryn Johnson. Mter Miss Peart Ash 992·3323, Roger Divis, "2·7671 short wed~ng trip Mter a ,,• and Mrs : ~orge Sisson, Mr. ~adison, W. V~l and Gene Grover opened the gifts, taats, Bostic, a. refreshments of cake, punch, and Mrs. Don Betzlng, Mr. the couple wiD make their and Mrs. Robert Duncan, Mr. home In The Plains, Ohio. · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . nutsandmintswere servedJef. Iii and Mrs. Bill McElroy, Mr. those named and ·Beth fers, Marlnelle Jeffers, Mrs. and Mrs. Byrne Vaughan, Edward Parkins, Evelyn Mr. lind Mrs. Lee Roush, Mr. Thoma, Virginia Wyatt, and Mrs. Joe Proffitt, Mr. Goldie Sargent, Neva and Mrs. Herman Warner, and Angie, Chris and 'rtm McElroy, Lois Thompson, Sloan . Anna Davidson, Wilma GALLIPOLIS - At a other members of . the recent meeting of the Bcatd COOIIIllttee include Carolyn ci Trustees of the French Art Roderick, president of the Colony, the board ·consldered Association, Louis Schmidt, the req119t of the Community M.D., Eldon Wuerch, H. 0 . Concert Association for Francis, Dick Turner, Betty storage of a Steinway plano, • McGinness and Evan The concert IIIIOCiatlon Is Roderick. Sue Beverly Is presently rala!ng funds for asalsilng with a mailing t~ purcha~ of the plano. membership. An agreement has been The steadily growing fund reached between the two has reached $3,500 lilward a boards whereby the new goal of $10,000. Alf members plano wiU be stored in the of the community are urged . main gallery at Rlverby and 111 participate In · this en· be available for Art Colony deavor. Contributions may be functions as wen as. the needs made by sending a check 19 of the Community Concert. Donald M. Thaler, Itt. 2, Box Association . The cos.t of 112 Gallipolis Ohio. Checks renting (approximately JIOO) · ' ' a Steinway or Baldwin plus the fact that at times they are not available baa made the CHAPTER TO MEET drive lor a plano necesaary . .. RACINE - Racine Cllapfer The boards of both ·groups 134 will meet in regular have worked closely over the session Monday, April 5 at 8 years and agree llllit ll plano p.m. at Masonic Temple. A which would be acceptable to most artist, would be a great practice for initiation wiD be held and past officers wiD be plus for the community. The fund drive·to purchase honored. Each past matron Is the plano is being headed by · asked to wear the same dresli Dr. and Mrs. t;>onald Thaler, she wore · the year .she was · .who serve on both boards. · matron. I I HEAVENLY! r Coming • Dptn All DIVThurldly FRIDAY NIJ»HTTILI Saturday 9 TIIS . ~ �7- 1be Su!Jday 'l'lmea · Sentinel. Sundav. April4, 1176 ' • f. o· 'llw S•mrJ·,y '1'11""' Hen tine!, SWlday, April4, 1976 Carter-Davis exchange vows , ADA - John Day of . Gallipolis has been named to ·. th e' Dean 's List Of Oh io ' No rth ern Uhiversity here . · Day, a senitir, atlained a 4.0 a ver a ~e . A total of 337 sludenls were named to the Ust. <OAI.I.ll'0Lt'i 1111 Dcr tr' reciletrthepuem "Lovels ... " 1~r,'5 :~t ~<iU t!l thr· t·vrrnng anU Davtd .sang "'l'here is \'ir>kt t.,rm J);1\ ,i/it• lJnvid J.uvc" a11d " The Lord 's I\L c·u '"' Yd'rt' untted 111 Pr~tHr." The pr'ocessional l!larri<'IJ~;tt thi· (;r<ice U mt~ d we~s Pun:ell 's '' Trumpet T\lrthoc\1: l \ lmrr·h, (:al!ipolis. Voluntary." fTI'iHtt.·tl ll<•v I< rr1 Jwal uf. at llu• · tluu lli·.,_, ift g l·:"·or!ed lwthc altar by her father, the bride wore an ll'l'f>I!Jilll\ etripii'C· Til(• the waist gown 0£ ivory qunHla knit . Han d ernbroitlcrcd lace und pearls My ()rJI)• J 1tst acccn lt·d the u -necklin.e . Her full lcrJg lh veil of ivory bridal A l~;,lf-IH•Pr t1f ·pn• nuptitJl pr i·t·f>dPd lttll"ill' ll'l"l'ITtOilY. 'StJT!IC \\JI!'re ·w,.·vl' l.<~v.·, Ht'J4lllt,' Tlw rne fnnn u ~Jllii'O and .[ltltt l ,'" '' ()h P•·rlt·rt !.•1vt·," Ortt' lli.lllll, One lit-art," ",)('5U, :\l:trr'~; ll{•s.trillg," rllu stt.lll was trimmed i n flla tc·hi rrg luce. She carri ed a castade bouquet of yellow Joy Of r"'cs and uauy 's brcalh . etUd Surtt ISP, Su nset" \\ ere o.;··l~>!"lr uus p l ay~d hy (lfg<mi ' l ttJtrt 'l'iiOJHpo.;nrt. nomr~ and ·l,;ndrl Hr ami<Hr, f r ll' lld~ of the r•t,uplt·, swtg '' lt'ollow Me'' a!J~ I 'lht· Wt·dtlin~~ l'r;_,Jer" pr toJ lo tht· t't •r Plll (l fl }'. Duri rw The bri lle's sister, Pat Lee, was the ma tron uf honor. She wtwe Wl ·rvory halter style gown wit h a full length lw udcd (; Oat of emerald gn•en. Bri dcs11w tr on, No rma Clan in anti bridcsmu itl Pam Hrt· h•rr-r11u11y Don n~ Heukoff wore . ~ow r1 s ·. IJlM,t · IN Tl i E ~ILV EIU:UWJGE I' I.AZA \.l GALLIPOLIS - Christine Bucci, daughter of M, T. Bucci of 512 Maple Drive, Gallipolis and the late Mrs. Bucci, has been accepted inlo lhe School of Languages and Un~ uistics of Georgelown University in Washington, D. C. Miss Bucci is 'currently a senior at Gallia Acaaemy High School. CONVERSE ''COACH" • BASKETBALL SHOES . ALL SIZES AND COLORS 5 12 99 "'Pn · ~(/j; ~~ OPEN HOUSE· 2 DAYS - SAT., A PRIL 10 SUN .. APRIL 11 OI,EN 10 TIL 5 Po1t pd L<ltes, Mum >. Aza lia>, Geranium s, Be <J OII td>, Foltaqe Pl a nts, plus 40 typ es of Flowe1, in Han gtng Ba s kets dll d a ll types of fi eddtnq Plants - .. FREE BLOOMING PLANT FOR EVERYONE cs hmenl> - Door Pr iz es (Nee d not be present to win) l'(p fl " . BOWLING GREEN, Ky.Paul David Williams, Patriot Stat Rt. , Gallipolis, was one of more than 1,450 students honored SWlday, March 28 at r Wes tern Kefllucky Univer· sity's annual honors con· vocation for recognition of academic achievement. The convocation was held in E. A. ching the ma tron of honor's in A dinner reception al· the Diddle Arena at 2:30 in the mint green wilh emerald Holiday rnn followe d lhe afterrioon. gree n coa ts . Ail carried ceremony. The wedding emerald green muffs . cake, decora ted with yellow NELSONVILLE - Several The bride's mother wo;:e a roses, was made by Mrs. area studenls have been light blue kn it gown and a Denver Walker. Out of town named to the Dean 's List at corsage of yell ow and while guesls included the bride's Hocking Technical Coll ege in carn~tions . The gr oom's parenls , Mr . and Mrs. Vernon Nelsonville for the . winter mother wore a salmon pink Davis; her · sister, Pat Lee quar ter . Achie ving a 4.0 gown and a corsage of pink and her brother, Terry Davis average was Marsaret Leedy car nations. David Samples all fr om Florida ; the bride's of G allipoli s~ Making a 3.0 or was the best man and Mike aun ts and uncles, Mr . and belter were . Timothy Thompson and Greg Carler, Mrs. Herbert Harris of Rutherford, Anthony Reese , the grPOm's brolher, served Dayton and Mr. and Mrs. Carol Frazier, Bonnie Black· as ushers. The men wore Robert Davis of Cincinnalt; man , Marcelin e Kerns , brown luxc~o1c;~y ith ruffled· the groom's aun l and uncle , ·Gallipolis; Gwyn Gilliland , shir ls match1ng the girls' Mr. and Mrs. Rob!!l'l Pil· Thurman. gowns a_nd boutonnieres of chford of Marion ; Mr . and while earna lions. Mrs. James DeBolt of ::;:::::::::::;::·:·:·:·:·"·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·<:·:·: The guest book was al- Dayton; Mr. and Mrs. Steve :;:; ~ tended by Jerri Samples. Johnson of Thornville ; Mr. :::: r. t tZefi:S Eight pew bows decorated and Mrs. Carl Pope, Mr. and :;:; wi th three yellow, niint·green Mrs. David Brandau, Mr. and :::: and white carnations lined Mrs. Mil l Cl~nin and Jim ;:\: Ute aisle. An arrangement of Huff , all from Columbus ; GALLIPOLIS - The Senior .Ute same flowers acce nted · Pam Reakoff of Virginia and Cttizeris Center, located in lhe with baby's breath decorated Mr . and Mrs. Norma Baker of Counly Home Building at 220 the al lar . Two sta ndin g Rawson , Ohio. Jackso n Pike, is open bas ket arran ge menls of After honeymooning for a Monday through Friday from while gladioli , yellow fugi . week in Jamaica, West Indies 9 a.m. lo 3 p.m . The schedule mums and green pompons the couple returned to reside Of activities for this week is slood on each ·side of the in Gallipolis. as follows : ali<lr . Monday, April5 - Physical Fitness, 11 :30 a..m . ; Chorus and Band Pracltce, 1·3. Tuesday, April 6 - Adull Edu cati on, 10·12 ; Blood Pressure Check, 1·2 p.in. Wedn esday, April 7 ..,. Physical Filness, 11 :30 a.m.; GALLIPOLIS - This year used. They are : Lydi a's Adull Education, if:J0.3:30; the Gailia County Uni t of lhe Burger and Lunch located at Card Games , 1·3 p.m. Thursday, April 8 Am erican Cancer Socicly is 5U Pin e St. , Gallipolis ; conducting a spec ial ev,ent White's Palace Reslauranl at Rummage Sale, 9 a.m. · 3 called "Buck-A-Cup " where a 454 Sec ond Ave ., Gallipolis; p.m.; Adult Education, 10 :30. person will receive a cup or Cir cle's Cafeteria and - 12; Bible Study, 1 p.m.; .. several cups of coffee free of Reslalll'ant 336 Second 'Ave Potluck supper,,6:30 p.m. Friday, April 9 - Rum· charge by making a II Gallipolis ..;,d Hi-Way Inn ~~ donation to the society. They 375 Pike in Kanauga. This mageSaie, -9·3 ;.Art Class, I· " will then receive a Buck-A· event will take place Monday 3; Soctai Ho~; 7 p.m. Cup but ton to wear with their . Wednesday, April, 5, 6 aJJd 7 A m.ov1e,. Bunco Boys ·name placed on a buckboard . and is "ti!'g conducted by whtch .Is bemg sponsored by_. Four res ta ura nts are Mrs. Cathy Boster, special the Ohto Valley Bank, w1ll be donating the coffee to be events c hairperson of the shown throughout the week at uni t. the center and olher places. Thismovie deals with groups, etc. laking advantage of the A lhought for the day : elderlY. Seniors' Co-<>p is open from British lecturer John Collins 12 :30 to I :30 p.m. said, '" Mistrust a subordinale Senior Nutrition Program who never find s fault with his serves meals at 12 noon. The superior .'' 1 Mr. and Mrs. David M. Carter S C't' Calendar 'I ,, Katie's Korner Dr. Berkich speaks to· unit College News 'AIRIC(· · By Katie Cr1W · ~Y - ·There u a beau)jW ekn tree yard at the Letart Falla Elementary School. • ' .. ·He. 8iso stressed that a • ·GALLIPOLIS ·- .Dr. Ed· arly check-up is vital and ward Berkich, associate d ., Y~men over· 35 years of age wilh the HiilcrestClinic at 565 :hould have a breast X7 ay, Jackson Pik_e, GallipoliS, was which consist of three plc· a guest speaker al a coffee IW'es taken at three dHferent sponsored by the G~lha angles of the breast. He Ccounty Uns 1t oftthe AmtGeflCan con cluded h,is t,alk by HEATHEI\ BIAS a~ ce r oc1e y a. race reminding everyo,ne · thal Umted Melbodl slJ Church early detection .and treal· Wednesday. ment ctin save lives. Mrs . Joyce Davis, Mrs. Davis thanked Dr. president of lhe. '!I'll, m· Berkich for his excellent talk troduc~ Dr. Berkich who and invited everyone present talked on the . new mam· to have refr~shments and to mograph machtne at H?lzer pick· up their neighborhood Med1cal Cenler. He potnted plain kits The 19'16 fundout that six out of every 100 ca . · d began In . d b ra1 smg crusa e VINTON - Mr. and Mrs. women w1 11 eve1op reas1 G ll' C l S t d . David Bias of Vinton en· cancer sometime during their Aa:a3 oun Y a ur ay • pn · tertained with. a birthday life . He said that if women would give themse lves a party honor in g their daug hter, Heather Renee, on monthly breast exam il woujd ~ollel· help detect cancer cells at an her fir st birthday. early stage and If the cancer Helping Healher celebrate cells are diagnosed al an were her maternal grandearly stage and treatment Is parents, Mr . and Mrs. Chorl es Ellis, patern al started immediately, several grandmother , Mrs. Robert women a year can combal Bias , Shelia and Lori Miller, this type of cancer. Pal and Van Ellis, Dann y Bias , David a nd Cind y Stollings, Le th a Stollin gs, George and Trinna Pope, . S229 . . Johnny and Angela Guy. the world's smallest BEVINS ENLISTS ·Sending gifts were Mr . and full frame 35mm KANAUGA Randy Mr~. William Guy, Brenda • Precision bullf Bias, DiAnne and Summer Bevins, son of Mr. and Mrs. • LIQhlwalghl , Donnie K. Bevins, 106 Third Bias. • Sharpnen 3 II. to lnflnlly ' . Ave. , Kanauga, re'cently • 13.5 to 122 with half slops · enlisted in the United States Navy. Bevins leaves for basic • 40mm high-definition fens · training in Orlando, Fla. on • Performance menu for this week ·is: Monday - Braised beef May 31. f!e is currently a • Special leal ahutter cubes in mushroom sauce, senior at Gallia Academy It's a camera that y.ou want rice, buttered green beans, High School. to own, and ll's now bread , butter, cobbler, milk. · at a great price. Tue sda y Glazed We know, because hamloaf, Au -Gralin potatoes, we know our Rolleis. cole slaw with tomalo wedge, br ead .- butter, pineapple buller, prunes, milk.' upside-down cake, milk. · Friday - Fried .• fi sh, Wednesday - Chili con bullered steamed potatoes, carne, cottage cheese on spinach, roll , butter, bullered peach half salad, cornbread, 422 Second Ave. : orange and gravefruil sec· buller, strawberry gelatin lions, milk. Gallipolis, Ohio : with whipped lopping, milk. Choice of beverage served Thlll'sday - Chicken pot •, pie , tossed sa lad , br ead, with each meal. m100 school The eln! has some stcnlflcance 114 lt Wll4 under an elm tree tbat atreatywaa made between the ln<llalll am the whites. The elm tbat Ia growing on the acibJl yard at Le!Jrt Falls ~~ 114 a seedllllg m1939 or I~ by Eqla Wolfe, Rt. Eula baa always been civic minded am a harder worker I have newr known. Eula had tbr8e children In school at uitart Falls at the time. When 100 aeedllDg arrived her !lOll Aaron toot It to hla teacher, Mn. Eileen Buck aiJd it wu p~nted ori tllefl'GIItlawn by Mr.&eeam the latest. Clair HW. . .. The tree has wiu.tooci the abuse of many chUdren through the many years it has stood on the school lot, yet its beauty stiU Birthday· observed shollll. . .. ' AN EASI'ER CANTATA Will be presented at the Syracuse Asbury United M~thodlat Olurch on'Sunday, April 11 at 7:30 .p.m. Wiler tlle direction of Mrs. John Sauvage. The "Seven Last Words of Christ" m hymns will be presented by combined choirs from Minersville Forest Run · and 8yraCUJe Methodlat Churches. Mn. Roy- ~ins will be the arganlat. · · 35 SENDING "Hawy Birthday" greetings to Sheriff RobE!rt C. Hartenbach \!Oo will celelrate his birthday on April 6. • Hope your day u. a happy one. · .. .. TAWNEY i JEWELERS ~ Gallia Diary : , .. 'Buck-A -Cup 'planned ~y Galtia cancer unit '19.00 by Sarah.Carseyl LET ·SHOW YOU HOW TO CUT YOUR ELECTRIC BILL · Open Aff Day Thursday FRtDAYNIGHTTIL8 Saturday 9Ill s SLACK SETS Special SPONSORING the event are the Oak Hill Loca( Schools and the Ohio Arts Council of Columbus. Tickets will be on sale at the door for $1 for adults and 25 cents for students. t• o tt l·i'rll ttl J.,,k th at \ in. Wltt· t·t· tltt · frottt tit<• old . Ho ld is n ·i'i tH•d .; Cft e t·k r!' ;,U I. l't •:fwitt [J_III S th l" . ' FRIDAY EVE. SPECIALS ONLY . ...,..SPECIALLY MARKED- SIZES 7-14 REG. 121.99 FRI. EVE. · ki l' k ltu l' k ittto dre~s in g. $}599 The BOYS' 3 PIECE VEST SUITS SIZES 2.4 REG. 10.00 r11. EVE. 1 .~ft\/ GIOVANNI $699 ' For Men ' More ~-• . Kl JIDI~:Jr Sl/0,1:· MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 992·3586 I •' ~le Gingham of our Checks Polytst•r/ C.otton . checka ·,., fa•hlont, deanaun,. Machine Wfnh and dry, •5" wklf, ... . SJOO YARD ,,. · ... , . ,,, , , ·.. •• '1' ."' P~IV~~~tline 101% 1 " •~ · $4~99 __ yd~·· - w•'h ; !.,49 to ·• •• " " " •' : . . ,.., j[l iJ' _ · ~ ~ 11CK£Rv Sl\lCK ""'"'· .~1 ' Joint latlrlt~. wl111a~nn ol' drY ' ' " "n '"'"' i~~"$,.oo pke. Moul!.pl~nctl~ldM: ,['ucfht'pop;.,•lot~reQU.!~ort, ' Gr • """ ou~~!t~~l~~t:.,~~~.~~~~~~~!~ . solids and tanc• · '" · to t,.~, l.l,ct.z, ,·,~.~o.,!~.£••~...~£.·~~.·£• ,.! ".~::~" S} 4y~ 2 88 J tr\~V R69· $ 1 .7q~~~~ . y - - - · -UU\1\~S YO.. 77 " M:tc hlrw ,.,n , ' .. C _ G pi( ' . A ~· y . 10 q5 l · - - - -- - - lRI111m g , totd ovcr bra id, 111 9 1 cc "' "' • · ;~so;lcod noveltY ''.' m~m>"l'· s fURS£ 8~~0~~ stvtcs $ W,P~Oidtle~'[~[SRPOlOK~[S~.D~\, .,.. 2 Y! c~t ors. 4 - C om q tNCH 1~/0 .. widc. ,A J • ~~~;;.,..-,-':')3-II Lt T -Shirt Knits .. Print Double Knits . .... $2.99 yd. You ICIV6 $1.~1 yd. lI bg. $2.99 ycl. You tove 71' rd. .· .~ ·I ~s SOFT FLOCKS · Jl9 Poly es t er / Co tt on, $ 4S" w rdc . Reg . S1.49 KIIM«Iy. CNpo tn ie1Jc1 colofl, lor lotev.e., d...,.,.;, ·100~ ~ fancy · lllely .. • • ter / lo)'on bltncl T·lh rt Kn its for aU your COIMI fetho. ton•. ,....... wltlo, t-,1otol~ machine WCitha,.le •Rd d r.,.&abl• for ea1y .rlfrt .. dry. se-·. .nc1o• Pelyttlor, -..IM ond • • • • r / Cotton or' Polr,- Pl•lft1 aM "fcti!MI• for dreut,, ,,.rtawear. Machhtt wa•h, ....... d !!Q~OOFF usc ·~~; ~~·chbose liitJ [llSl\COff iJ scv.roltor t~p•• Sovtng•l trom.110·1\0ll luvemte a.;.,lflc vai•!L- - w..h, dry . 50% Po ly.,. ter / 50% Co tt on , H " wide . Reg. $1.79 yd . 0 SPRING PRINTS 88 . to ~1.7 9 yd. SPORT POf't\N ' In cl . see r su c k e r loo k s, 43 ·4S" wi de , YO. $• )19 Y D. '2~~ '· Denim ·· Polytlt.,/COIICif1 an4 leMI> Colton donlm In pojouj., "'" J •hadot for any lyJI!I et ....,... wtor. Can be ""'chino ...,., and drltcl. 45" wldo. A ....11)' IJrtctt buyl Reg. $1.99 to S2.69 ycl. You &ave lo $1.01 ycl. $)2 Reg. $1,49 to SU9 d. Prices On: YD . NOTIONS BONANZA E ve ryth ing . trom buttons lo bob- 28 Pol.,nter Ponto Ck Roma 1ohch. wttil• J•cquards, rn111ll l-c:otor l•nclu. . sa.w · wi••· Macttlrlt wuh, dry. CHAPMAN'S SHOES · prinb. Polyester/Cotton, 100% ·conon. ~"'""' w.uh, clrt . 45 " wlot. ~... $1.99 to $2.29 rd. •"• ,•••. Am,,,® •• •• ' COOLING • HEATING MIDDLEPORT, OHIO " ....,,,•".. . . Saturclay IOtOO AM-7100 PM . PHONi 614-446-1228 ll ~toc k up on sew· _ 48 C mg nc!'tessities! E A. ....._ ENTIRE STOCK DICORATOR · 2o o/~ FABRICS . 011 UPHOLSTER\' FABRICS 011 .---..-- 30 % Reg. $3.49 to $3.99 yd. '2 88 YARD Solid-Color Weaver's Cloth · The look of natural fiber In Potveste r/ Cotton. 45" Wide. Mac hine wash, dry . Reg. $2 .49' yd.' I YARD 158 Gra~d Central Mall Park ersburg, W.Va. . Zane Plara Chiflicot he, Ohio · Ill -6th Ave . W. Va . I Pomeroy II NGTIONS RIOT 100% Polyes ter . Ma chine was h, d r ~ . SB-60" wide,. SILVER BRIDGE SHOPPING PlAZA- ROuTE 7, ~IPOI.IS, OHIO Putnam Village Shopping Center Hurricane, W. Va . Hours: Mo11. Thru ThurL '12:30-6:00 PM' ·Friday 12:30-9:00 PM ., (NTfR( STOCK Cori na Crepe and Headquarters for Draperies, Slip CoveiS and Upholstering Materials · 1313 . EASTERN AVE. - ..... • . . HouiS: 10 til 9 Monday thru Saturday .- 1 til 6.Sunday ··············································~ PROMENADE SHOP . "' 'J68 --- C lA ~~~~~~.~~~~~. 25 ~f YARD ' Poplin & l•llclotfl 10Md1, COOf'dlnU int Compared to a conventional electric furnace over ~n entire heating season. Minneapolis , MN.- 26.58 . Savings ; Kansas City, M0.-44.13 · Plliladefphla, PA.48.72 - Atlanta, GA- 55.56 . Tampa , FL-61.09 . San Francisco, CA- 61.39. Savings wilt vary with climate and weather ~onditions . FOREMA·N .& ·ABBOTT '248 Famous-Maker . Sportswear In fact, you save enough ·on your heating bill to pay for air conditioning costs in the summertime! .1 New Spring Styl es. · .... . 2." to $3.99 yd. HEATS AND COOLS Look to Amana today for the energy saving id~ bins! . tOO% And! En joy air conditioning in the summertime! An Amana Heat Pump of tomorrow See . t/ ~. '1~2 '· Did you know that you can add an "Amana Heat Pump" to your high·cost .electric furnace and cut your electric bill way down? PLUS SPECIAL SALE. TABLE OF MANY GREATLY REDUCED ITEMS! · GIRlS' COATS •y• STARTS MONDAY, APRIL '5 th OVERALLS INf#NT SLACK JUMP. SUITS SWEATERS P.J.'s •suNSUITS · Reg. $1.29 to $1.49 r4. You to 49• rd • ,an. U.99 to $3.49 yd. You JGYO to $1.50 yd. 1st ANNIVERSARY SALE! Specially Ma_rked. $2 .29 yd. • :1~2 l••t .... $2.99 yd. lOft $1.31 yd. Reduced Prices on lo You save to $1 .19 yd. GALUPOLIS - Larry Tritten, an artist-in-reSidence at the Oak Hill U!cal Schools, has announced tllat the Dayton Ballel Company will perform in Oak HW at the Oak Hill High School Thursday, A(X'U 8 at 8 p.m. · . FOR THEI!I CONTRIBUTION to the bicentennial, the women of St. Peter's Episcopal Church are reJrinting two boo~ for Gallla Countians. One is an 80 page paperback edition of the Hardesty Hand-Atlas and tlle other Is a hard bound edition of the Atlas of GaWa Co. The Hardesty Hand· Atlas WIU be sold for $5 and tlle Atlas of Gallja County wlU cost $15. Four hundred copies of each book are being reprinted and · should be ready for distributi.on in May. For more Information or to, place orders, Interested persons should contact Sue Moulton, 446-9655; Ann J~ins, 446-4928 or Dot M~cKe112le, ~370. Patrons are being sought for this project tinW April?. • IOO" a H he" wldt• Reg. $I ;39 yd. You sav• 39• yd. MRS. MARY AlLISON, curator, Is an entertalnlng and · fascinating woman who is an expert on tlle hutory of the museum and the city of Gallipolis. I highly reconunend a tour' of OUr House, especially to listen to Mrs. Allison. · FOREMAN & ABBOTT wa ~ h . d ~y Rog . $ 1.29 pop tbt111 111 ~our wa•hor 4!'ncl . cl.,er. 58-6o'' wldo. . hll'l min thla vo., ope- 446-2342 IF YOU'RE LOOKING for sometbfng Interesting to· do. ""hile out on a Swulay drive, why not stop by the Our House Museumlocatedon 432FirstAve.? Our House opened its doors for another tolll'ist season on AprU 1 and will be open untU October 31. HOlll'S are Wednesday through Saturday, 10 a.m .~ · p.m. and Sunday, 1~ p.m. · Camel III O U ~I.'\ Bonanza · P.t ntt ond oolldo In Poly· est er/Cotton, ll'oly"t.,/lapn ar l 00.. Conon, 41.. wltle• ..,.. chine WCI\ h oncl dry. Aurtlc, tot'~ Ac~t.ttr, ' A\ ~ lil leiN~ton M,l(l\11\f faoh!Ona. All are I OOo/.t Polyester. 10 y..U <an cia! pri~ ' on OM . TR~ PROMISES a highlight of the evening will be an informative lecture and demonstration to Involve the audience in the beauty and rtkors of traditional ballet, one of the oldest , fol'lllS of dance first appearing In the Renaissance and . popularized by the sensational reign Df Louis XIV of France. Angel · GHHtl h1r t o ~ . dr ! i ~l\ r Fabric · .,..., popular fab!lts . 'l'Rl'ITEN SAYS the program will Include two works which have already received critical acclaim. nie first piece "Schubertiad," will .be choreographed by director Jo~ Rodriguez to the accomP11ltiment 'a! music by composer Franz Schubert and a second dance, "Willoughby " will pay tribute ~-the often ~amaUc music of Serge Prokofiev from OpUs No. __...._..... Springtime Fashion Knits. '-"'d knfts fiW dr01101 , · tepa ond other aprlnetlmo home after 15 days in Holzer Medical Center, extends her sincere thanks to all tholle who remembered her with flowers cards, prayers and visits. ' She Is very appreciative <iflall tlle kindness shown her. ' . ARTIST DiES · PARIS. (UPI) - Gennan ce~tury modern art, · dled surrealist artist and sculptor Thursday on the eve of his .Mu Ernst, a giant 1n 20th. 85th blrtllday. • Ends Here'S • proHy OIIOrf• ...,., ef flor11f a11d · pot· e - MRS. JESSIE MIGliT, Rt. 1 VInton who recently returned hurry in for your share, of th e "'" ' \~ Knits Sarah's I l It 's our biggelt s.aht of the seoson . 5o, '.Polyester Printed A REMINDERihat decorated Easter Eggs are being sold for $18 boJ: by Beta Sig!na Phl Sorority. · ThOle who wish to place orders may call Sheila Reeves at m-3843 or Sharon Russell at fl92.3097. Members will be selling the eggs in front of the New York ClotblngHouseonAJrll 17from 10a.m. unW5p.m. MRS. RICHARD WEAVER, Syracuse, talked to her husband who u sailing on the Caribbean Sea Tuesday. · He Is second mate am navigator on the S.S Moore MC Star Ianter. ~ To OBSERVE 25TIJ - Mr. and Mr!l. Jack Bachner of Middleport will celebrate their 25ui wedding anniversary on Sunday, April 11, witll an open house at the Meigs IM Pomeroy, fl:¢l2 to 5 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Bachner th~ former Carolyn Clark, were married on Aprill3, 1!1S1 at the Heath United Methodist Church in Middleport by the iat~ Rev . L. A. Bangerter. They have one son, Steven Clark Baclmer, a senior at Meigs High School. You BOYS AND GIRLS' .. '\ . �7- 1be Su!Jday 'l'lmea · Sentinel. Sundav. April4, 1176 ' • f. o· 'llw S•mrJ·,y '1'11""' Hen tine!, SWlday, April4, 1976 Carter-Davis exchange vows , ADA - John Day of . Gallipolis has been named to ·. th e' Dean 's List Of Oh io ' No rth ern Uhiversity here . · Day, a senitir, atlained a 4.0 a ver a ~e . A total of 337 sludenls were named to the Ust. <OAI.I.ll'0Lt'i 1111 Dcr tr' reciletrthepuem "Lovels ... " 1~r,'5 :~t ~<iU t!l thr· t·vrrnng anU Davtd .sang "'l'here is \'ir>kt t.,rm J);1\ ,i/it• lJnvid J.uvc" a11d " The Lord 's I\L c·u '"' Yd'rt' untted 111 Pr~tHr." The pr'ocessional l!larri<'IJ~;tt thi· (;r<ice U mt~ d we~s Pun:ell 's '' Trumpet T\lrthoc\1: l \ lmrr·h, (:al!ipolis. Voluntary." fTI'iHtt.·tl ll<•v I< rr1 Jwal uf. at llu• · tluu lli·.,_, ift g l·:"·or!ed lwthc altar by her father, the bride wore an ll'l'f>I!Jilll\ etripii'C· Til(• the waist gown 0£ ivory qunHla knit . Han d ernbroitlcrcd lace und pearls My ()rJI)• J 1tst acccn lt·d the u -necklin.e . Her full lcrJg lh veil of ivory bridal A l~;,lf-IH•Pr t1f ·pn• nuptitJl pr i·t·f>dPd lttll"ill' ll'l"l'ITtOilY. 'StJT!IC \\JI!'re ·w,.·vl' l.<~v.·, Ht'J4lllt,' Tlw rne fnnn u ~Jllii'O and .[ltltt l ,'" '' ()h P•·rlt·rt !.•1vt·," Ortt' lli.lllll, One lit-art," ",)('5U, :\l:trr'~; ll{•s.trillg," rllu stt.lll was trimmed i n flla tc·hi rrg luce. She carri ed a castade bouquet of yellow Joy Of r"'cs and uauy 's brcalh . etUd Surtt ISP, Su nset" \\ ere o.;··l~>!"lr uus p l ay~d hy (lfg<mi ' l ttJtrt 'l'iiOJHpo.;nrt. nomr~ and ·l,;ndrl Hr ami<Hr, f r ll' lld~ of the r•t,uplt·, swtg '' lt'ollow Me'' a!J~ I 'lht· Wt·dtlin~~ l'r;_,Jer" pr toJ lo tht· t't •r Plll (l fl }'. Duri rw The bri lle's sister, Pat Lee, was the ma tron uf honor. She wtwe Wl ·rvory halter style gown wit h a full length lw udcd (; Oat of emerald gn•en. Bri dcs11w tr on, No rma Clan in anti bridcsmu itl Pam Hrt· h•rr-r11u11y Don n~ Heukoff wore . ~ow r1 s ·. IJlM,t · IN Tl i E ~ILV EIU:UWJGE I' I.AZA \.l GALLIPOLIS - Christine Bucci, daughter of M, T. Bucci of 512 Maple Drive, Gallipolis and the late Mrs. Bucci, has been accepted inlo lhe School of Languages and Un~ uistics of Georgelown University in Washington, D. C. Miss Bucci is 'currently a senior at Gallia Acaaemy High School. CONVERSE ''COACH" • BASKETBALL SHOES . ALL SIZES AND COLORS 5 12 99 "'Pn · ~(/j; ~~ OPEN HOUSE· 2 DAYS - SAT., A PRIL 10 SUN .. APRIL 11 OI,EN 10 TIL 5 Po1t pd L<ltes, Mum >. Aza lia>, Geranium s, Be <J OII td>, Foltaqe Pl a nts, plus 40 typ es of Flowe1, in Han gtng Ba s kets dll d a ll types of fi eddtnq Plants - .. FREE BLOOMING PLANT FOR EVERYONE cs hmenl> - Door Pr iz es (Nee d not be present to win) l'(p fl " . BOWLING GREEN, Ky.Paul David Williams, Patriot Stat Rt. , Gallipolis, was one of more than 1,450 students honored SWlday, March 28 at r Wes tern Kefllucky Univer· sity's annual honors con· vocation for recognition of academic achievement. The convocation was held in E. A. ching the ma tron of honor's in A dinner reception al· the Diddle Arena at 2:30 in the mint green wilh emerald Holiday rnn followe d lhe afterrioon. gree n coa ts . Ail carried ceremony. The wedding emerald green muffs . cake, decora ted with yellow NELSONVILLE - Several The bride's mother wo;:e a roses, was made by Mrs. area studenls have been light blue kn it gown and a Denver Walker. Out of town named to the Dean 's List at corsage of yell ow and while guesls included the bride's Hocking Technical Coll ege in carn~tions . The gr oom's parenls , Mr . and Mrs. Vernon Nelsonville for the . winter mother wore a salmon pink Davis; her · sister, Pat Lee quar ter . Achie ving a 4.0 gown and a corsage of pink and her brother, Terry Davis average was Marsaret Leedy car nations. David Samples all fr om Florida ; the bride's of G allipoli s~ Making a 3.0 or was the best man and Mike aun ts and uncles, Mr . and belter were . Timothy Thompson and Greg Carler, Mrs. Herbert Harris of Rutherford, Anthony Reese , the grPOm's brolher, served Dayton and Mr. and Mrs. Carol Frazier, Bonnie Black· as ushers. The men wore Robert Davis of Cincinnalt; man , Marcelin e Kerns , brown luxc~o1c;~y ith ruffled· the groom's aun l and uncle , ·Gallipolis; Gwyn Gilliland , shir ls match1ng the girls' Mr. and Mrs. Rob!!l'l Pil· Thurman. gowns a_nd boutonnieres of chford of Marion ; Mr . and while earna lions. Mrs. James DeBolt of ::;:::::::::::;::·:·:·:·:·"·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·<:·:·: The guest book was al- Dayton; Mr. and Mrs. Steve :;:; ~ tended by Jerri Samples. Johnson of Thornville ; Mr. :::: r. t tZefi:S Eight pew bows decorated and Mrs. Carl Pope, Mr. and :;:; wi th three yellow, niint·green Mrs. David Brandau, Mr. and :::: and white carnations lined Mrs. Mil l Cl~nin and Jim ;:\: Ute aisle. An arrangement of Huff , all from Columbus ; GALLIPOLIS - The Senior .Ute same flowers acce nted · Pam Reakoff of Virginia and Cttizeris Center, located in lhe with baby's breath decorated Mr . and Mrs. Norma Baker of Counly Home Building at 220 the al lar . Two sta ndin g Rawson , Ohio. Jackso n Pike, is open bas ket arran ge menls of After honeymooning for a Monday through Friday from while gladioli , yellow fugi . week in Jamaica, West Indies 9 a.m. lo 3 p.m . The schedule mums and green pompons the couple returned to reside Of activities for this week is slood on each ·side of the in Gallipolis. as follows : ali<lr . Monday, April5 - Physical Fitness, 11 :30 a..m . ; Chorus and Band Pracltce, 1·3. Tuesday, April 6 - Adull Edu cati on, 10·12 ; Blood Pressure Check, 1·2 p.in. Wedn esday, April 7 ..,. Physical Filness, 11 :30 a.m.; GALLIPOLIS - This year used. They are : Lydi a's Adull Education, if:J0.3:30; the Gailia County Uni t of lhe Burger and Lunch located at Card Games , 1·3 p.m. Thursday, April 8 Am erican Cancer Socicly is 5U Pin e St. , Gallipolis ; conducting a spec ial ev,ent White's Palace Reslauranl at Rummage Sale, 9 a.m. · 3 called "Buck-A-Cup " where a 454 Sec ond Ave ., Gallipolis; p.m.; Adult Education, 10 :30. person will receive a cup or Cir cle's Cafeteria and - 12; Bible Study, 1 p.m.; .. several cups of coffee free of Reslalll'ant 336 Second 'Ave Potluck supper,,6:30 p.m. Friday, April 9 - Rum· charge by making a II Gallipolis ..;,d Hi-Way Inn ~~ donation to the society. They 375 Pike in Kanauga. This mageSaie, -9·3 ;.Art Class, I· " will then receive a Buck-A· event will take place Monday 3; Soctai Ho~; 7 p.m. Cup but ton to wear with their . Wednesday, April, 5, 6 aJJd 7 A m.ov1e,. Bunco Boys ·name placed on a buckboard . and is "ti!'g conducted by whtch .Is bemg sponsored by_. Four res ta ura nts are Mrs. Cathy Boster, special the Ohto Valley Bank, w1ll be donating the coffee to be events c hairperson of the shown throughout the week at uni t. the center and olher places. Thismovie deals with groups, etc. laking advantage of the A lhought for the day : elderlY. Seniors' Co-<>p is open from British lecturer John Collins 12 :30 to I :30 p.m. said, '" Mistrust a subordinale Senior Nutrition Program who never find s fault with his serves meals at 12 noon. The superior .'' 1 Mr. and Mrs. David M. Carter S C't' Calendar 'I ,, Katie's Korner Dr. Berkich speaks to· unit College News 'AIRIC(· · By Katie Cr1W · ~Y - ·There u a beau)jW ekn tree yard at the Letart Falla Elementary School. • ' .. ·He. 8iso stressed that a • ·GALLIPOLIS ·- .Dr. Ed· arly check-up is vital and ward Berkich, associate d ., Y~men over· 35 years of age wilh the HiilcrestClinic at 565 :hould have a breast X7 ay, Jackson Pik_e, GallipoliS, was which consist of three plc· a guest speaker al a coffee IW'es taken at three dHferent sponsored by the G~lha angles of the breast. He Ccounty Uns 1t oftthe AmtGeflCan con cluded h,is t,alk by HEATHEI\ BIAS a~ ce r oc1e y a. race reminding everyo,ne · thal Umted Melbodl slJ Church early detection .and treal· Wednesday. ment ctin save lives. Mrs . Joyce Davis, Mrs. Davis thanked Dr. president of lhe. '!I'll, m· Berkich for his excellent talk troduc~ Dr. Berkich who and invited everyone present talked on the . new mam· to have refr~shments and to mograph machtne at H?lzer pick· up their neighborhood Med1cal Cenler. He potnted plain kits The 19'16 fundout that six out of every 100 ca . · d began In . d b ra1 smg crusa e VINTON - Mr. and Mrs. women w1 11 eve1op reas1 G ll' C l S t d . David Bias of Vinton en· cancer sometime during their Aa:a3 oun Y a ur ay • pn · tertained with. a birthday life . He said that if women would give themse lves a party honor in g their daug hter, Heather Renee, on monthly breast exam il woujd ~ollel· help detect cancer cells at an her fir st birthday. early stage and If the cancer Helping Healher celebrate cells are diagnosed al an were her maternal grandearly stage and treatment Is parents, Mr . and Mrs. Chorl es Ellis, patern al started immediately, several grandmother , Mrs. Robert women a year can combal Bias , Shelia and Lori Miller, this type of cancer. Pal and Van Ellis, Dann y Bias , David a nd Cind y Stollings, Le th a Stollin gs, George and Trinna Pope, . S229 . . Johnny and Angela Guy. the world's smallest BEVINS ENLISTS ·Sending gifts were Mr . and full frame 35mm KANAUGA Randy Mr~. William Guy, Brenda • Precision bullf Bias, DiAnne and Summer Bevins, son of Mr. and Mrs. • LIQhlwalghl , Donnie K. Bevins, 106 Third Bias. • Sharpnen 3 II. to lnflnlly ' . Ave. , Kanauga, re'cently • 13.5 to 122 with half slops · enlisted in the United States Navy. Bevins leaves for basic • 40mm high-definition fens · training in Orlando, Fla. on • Performance menu for this week ·is: Monday - Braised beef May 31. f!e is currently a • Special leal ahutter cubes in mushroom sauce, senior at Gallia Academy It's a camera that y.ou want rice, buttered green beans, High School. to own, and ll's now bread , butter, cobbler, milk. · at a great price. Tue sda y Glazed We know, because hamloaf, Au -Gralin potatoes, we know our Rolleis. cole slaw with tomalo wedge, br ead .- butter, pineapple buller, prunes, milk.' upside-down cake, milk. · Friday - Fried .• fi sh, Wednesday - Chili con bullered steamed potatoes, carne, cottage cheese on spinach, roll , butter, bullered peach half salad, cornbread, 422 Second Ave. : orange and gravefruil sec· buller, strawberry gelatin lions, milk. Gallipolis, Ohio : with whipped lopping, milk. Choice of beverage served Thlll'sday - Chicken pot •, pie , tossed sa lad , br ead, with each meal. m100 school The eln! has some stcnlflcance 114 lt Wll4 under an elm tree tbat atreatywaa made between the ln<llalll am the whites. The elm tbat Ia growing on the acibJl yard at Le!Jrt Falls ~~ 114 a seedllllg m1939 or I~ by Eqla Wolfe, Rt. Eula baa always been civic minded am a harder worker I have newr known. Eula had tbr8e children In school at uitart Falls at the time. When 100 aeedllDg arrived her !lOll Aaron toot It to hla teacher, Mn. Eileen Buck aiJd it wu p~nted ori tllefl'GIItlawn by Mr.&eeam the latest. Clair HW. . .. The tree has wiu.tooci the abuse of many chUdren through the many years it has stood on the school lot, yet its beauty stiU Birthday· observed shollll. . .. ' AN EASI'ER CANTATA Will be presented at the Syracuse Asbury United M~thodlat Olurch on'Sunday, April 11 at 7:30 .p.m. Wiler tlle direction of Mrs. John Sauvage. The "Seven Last Words of Christ" m hymns will be presented by combined choirs from Minersville Forest Run · and 8yraCUJe Methodlat Churches. Mn. Roy- ~ins will be the arganlat. · · 35 SENDING "Hawy Birthday" greetings to Sheriff RobE!rt C. Hartenbach \!Oo will celelrate his birthday on April 6. • Hope your day u. a happy one. · .. .. TAWNEY i JEWELERS ~ Gallia Diary : , .. 'Buck-A -Cup 'planned ~y Galtia cancer unit '19.00 by Sarah.Carseyl LET ·SHOW YOU HOW TO CUT YOUR ELECTRIC BILL · Open Aff Day Thursday FRtDAYNIGHTTIL8 Saturday 9Ill s SLACK SETS Special SPONSORING the event are the Oak Hill Loca( Schools and the Ohio Arts Council of Columbus. Tickets will be on sale at the door for $1 for adults and 25 cents for students. t• o tt l·i'rll ttl J.,,k th at \ in. Wltt· t·t· tltt · frottt tit<• old . Ho ld is n ·i'i tH•d .; Cft e t·k r!' ;,U I. l't •:fwitt [J_III S th l" . ' FRIDAY EVE. SPECIALS ONLY . ...,..SPECIALLY MARKED- SIZES 7-14 REG. 121.99 FRI. EVE. · ki l' k ltu l' k ittto dre~s in g. $}599 The BOYS' 3 PIECE VEST SUITS SIZES 2.4 REG. 10.00 r11. EVE. 1 .~ft\/ GIOVANNI $699 ' For Men ' More ~-• . Kl JIDI~:Jr Sl/0,1:· MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 992·3586 I •' ~le Gingham of our Checks Polytst•r/ C.otton . checka ·,., fa•hlont, deanaun,. Machine Wfnh and dry, •5" wklf, ... . SJOO YARD ,,. · ... , . ,,, , , ·.. •• '1' ."' P~IV~~~tline 101% 1 " •~ · $4~99 __ yd~·· - w•'h ; !.,49 to ·• •• " " " •' : . . ,.., j[l iJ' _ · ~ ~ 11CK£Rv Sl\lCK ""'"'· .~1 ' Joint latlrlt~. wl111a~nn ol' drY ' ' " "n '"'"' i~~"$,.oo pke. Moul!.pl~nctl~ldM: ,['ucfht'pop;.,•lot~reQU.!~ort, ' Gr • """ ou~~!t~~l~~t:.,~~~.~~~~~~~!~ . solids and tanc• · '" · to t,.~, l.l,ct.z, ,·,~.~o.,!~.£••~...~£.·~~.·£• ,.! ".~::~" S} 4y~ 2 88 J tr\~V R69· $ 1 .7q~~~~ . y - - - · -UU\1\~S YO.. 77 " M:tc hlrw ,.,n , ' .. C _ G pi( ' . A ~· y . 10 q5 l · - - - -- - - lRI111m g , totd ovcr bra id, 111 9 1 cc "' "' • · ;~so;lcod noveltY ''.' m~m>"l'· s fURS£ 8~~0~~ stvtcs $ W,P~Oidtle~'[~[SRPOlOK~[S~.D~\, .,.. 2 Y! c~t ors. 4 - C om q tNCH 1~/0 .. widc. ,A J • ~~~;;.,..-,-':')3-II Lt T -Shirt Knits .. Print Double Knits . .... $2.99 yd. You ICIV6 $1.~1 yd. lI bg. $2.99 ycl. You tove 71' rd. .· .~ ·I ~s SOFT FLOCKS · Jl9 Poly es t er / Co tt on, $ 4S" w rdc . Reg . S1.49 KIIM«Iy. CNpo tn ie1Jc1 colofl, lor lotev.e., d...,.,.;, ·100~ ~ fancy · lllely .. • • ter / lo)'on bltncl T·lh rt Kn its for aU your COIMI fetho. ton•. ,....... wltlo, t-,1otol~ machine WCitha,.le •Rd d r.,.&abl• for ea1y .rlfrt .. dry. se-·. .nc1o• Pelyttlor, -..IM ond • • • • r / Cotton or' Polr,- Pl•lft1 aM "fcti!MI• for dreut,, ,,.rtawear. Machhtt wa•h, ....... d !!Q~OOFF usc ·~~; ~~·chbose liitJ [llSl\COff iJ scv.roltor t~p•• Sovtng•l trom.110·1\0ll luvemte a.;.,lflc vai•!L- - w..h, dry . 50% Po ly.,. ter / 50% Co tt on , H " wide . Reg. $1.79 yd . 0 SPRING PRINTS 88 . to ~1.7 9 yd. SPORT POf't\N ' In cl . see r su c k e r loo k s, 43 ·4S" wi de , YO. $• )19 Y D. '2~~ '· Denim ·· Polytlt.,/COIICif1 an4 leMI> Colton donlm In pojouj., "'" J •hadot for any lyJI!I et ....,... wtor. Can be ""'chino ...,., and drltcl. 45" wldo. A ....11)' IJrtctt buyl Reg. $1.99 to S2.69 ycl. You &ave lo $1.01 ycl. $)2 Reg. $1,49 to SU9 d. Prices On: YD . NOTIONS BONANZA E ve ryth ing . trom buttons lo bob- 28 Pol.,nter Ponto Ck Roma 1ohch. wttil• J•cquards, rn111ll l-c:otor l•nclu. . sa.w · wi••· Macttlrlt wuh, dry. CHAPMAN'S SHOES · prinb. Polyester/Cotton, 100% ·conon. ~"'""' w.uh, clrt . 45 " wlot. ~... $1.99 to $2.29 rd. •"• ,•••. Am,,,® •• •• ' COOLING • HEATING MIDDLEPORT, OHIO " ....,,,•".. . . Saturclay IOtOO AM-7100 PM . PHONi 614-446-1228 ll ~toc k up on sew· _ 48 C mg nc!'tessities! E A. ....._ ENTIRE STOCK DICORATOR · 2o o/~ FABRICS . 011 UPHOLSTER\' FABRICS 011 .---..-- 30 % Reg. $3.49 to $3.99 yd. '2 88 YARD Solid-Color Weaver's Cloth · The look of natural fiber In Potveste r/ Cotton. 45" Wide. Mac hine wash, dry . Reg. $2 .49' yd.' I YARD 158 Gra~d Central Mall Park ersburg, W.Va. . Zane Plara Chiflicot he, Ohio · Ill -6th Ave . W. Va . I Pomeroy II NGTIONS RIOT 100% Polyes ter . Ma chine was h, d r ~ . SB-60" wide,. SILVER BRIDGE SHOPPING PlAZA- ROuTE 7, ~IPOI.IS, OHIO Putnam Village Shopping Center Hurricane, W. Va . Hours: Mo11. Thru ThurL '12:30-6:00 PM' ·Friday 12:30-9:00 PM ., (NTfR( STOCK Cori na Crepe and Headquarters for Draperies, Slip CoveiS and Upholstering Materials · 1313 . EASTERN AVE. - ..... • . . HouiS: 10 til 9 Monday thru Saturday .- 1 til 6.Sunday ··············································~ PROMENADE SHOP . "' 'J68 --- C lA ~~~~~~.~~~~~. 25 ~f YARD ' Poplin & l•llclotfl 10Md1, COOf'dlnU int Compared to a conventional electric furnace over ~n entire heating season. Minneapolis , MN.- 26.58 . Savings ; Kansas City, M0.-44.13 · Plliladefphla, PA.48.72 - Atlanta, GA- 55.56 . Tampa , FL-61.09 . San Francisco, CA- 61.39. Savings wilt vary with climate and weather ~onditions . FOREMA·N .& ·ABBOTT '248 Famous-Maker . Sportswear In fact, you save enough ·on your heating bill to pay for air conditioning costs in the summertime! .1 New Spring Styl es. · .... . 2." to $3.99 yd. HEATS AND COOLS Look to Amana today for the energy saving id~ bins! . tOO% And! En joy air conditioning in the summertime! An Amana Heat Pump of tomorrow See . t/ ~. '1~2 '· Did you know that you can add an "Amana Heat Pump" to your high·cost .electric furnace and cut your electric bill way down? PLUS SPECIAL SALE. TABLE OF MANY GREATLY REDUCED ITEMS! · GIRlS' COATS •y• STARTS MONDAY, APRIL '5 th OVERALLS INf#NT SLACK JUMP. SUITS SWEATERS P.J.'s •suNSUITS · Reg. $1.29 to $1.49 r4. You to 49• rd • ,an. U.99 to $3.49 yd. You JGYO to $1.50 yd. 1st ANNIVERSARY SALE! Specially Ma_rked. $2 .29 yd. • :1~2 l••t .... $2.99 yd. lOft $1.31 yd. Reduced Prices on lo You save to $1 .19 yd. GALUPOLIS - Larry Tritten, an artist-in-reSidence at the Oak Hill U!cal Schools, has announced tllat the Dayton Ballel Company will perform in Oak HW at the Oak Hill High School Thursday, A(X'U 8 at 8 p.m. · . FOR THEI!I CONTRIBUTION to the bicentennial, the women of St. Peter's Episcopal Church are reJrinting two boo~ for Gallla Countians. One is an 80 page paperback edition of the Hardesty Hand-Atlas and tlle other Is a hard bound edition of the Atlas of GaWa Co. The Hardesty Hand· Atlas WIU be sold for $5 and tlle Atlas of Gallja County wlU cost $15. Four hundred copies of each book are being reprinted and · should be ready for distributi.on in May. For more Information or to, place orders, Interested persons should contact Sue Moulton, 446-9655; Ann J~ins, 446-4928 or Dot M~cKe112le, ~370. Patrons are being sought for this project tinW April?. • IOO" a H he" wldt• Reg. $I ;39 yd. You sav• 39• yd. MRS. MARY AlLISON, curator, Is an entertalnlng and · fascinating woman who is an expert on tlle hutory of the museum and the city of Gallipolis. I highly reconunend a tour' of OUr House, especially to listen to Mrs. Allison. · FOREMAN & ABBOTT wa ~ h . d ~y Rog . $ 1.29 pop tbt111 111 ~our wa•hor 4!'ncl . cl.,er. 58-6o'' wldo. . hll'l min thla vo., ope- 446-2342 IF YOU'RE LOOKING for sometbfng Interesting to· do. ""hile out on a Swulay drive, why not stop by the Our House Museumlocatedon 432FirstAve.? Our House opened its doors for another tolll'ist season on AprU 1 and will be open untU October 31. HOlll'S are Wednesday through Saturday, 10 a.m .~ · p.m. and Sunday, 1~ p.m. · Camel III O U ~I.'\ Bonanza · P.t ntt ond oolldo In Poly· est er/Cotton, ll'oly"t.,/lapn ar l 00.. Conon, 41.. wltle• ..,.. chine WCI\ h oncl dry. Aurtlc, tot'~ Ac~t.ttr, ' A\ ~ lil leiN~ton M,l(l\11\f faoh!Ona. All are I OOo/.t Polyester. 10 y..U <an cia! pri~ ' on OM . TR~ PROMISES a highlight of the evening will be an informative lecture and demonstration to Involve the audience in the beauty and rtkors of traditional ballet, one of the oldest , fol'lllS of dance first appearing In the Renaissance and . popularized by the sensational reign Df Louis XIV of France. Angel · GHHtl h1r t o ~ . dr ! i ~l\ r Fabric · .,..., popular fab!lts . 'l'Rl'ITEN SAYS the program will Include two works which have already received critical acclaim. nie first piece "Schubertiad," will .be choreographed by director Jo~ Rodriguez to the accomP11ltiment 'a! music by composer Franz Schubert and a second dance, "Willoughby " will pay tribute ~-the often ~amaUc music of Serge Prokofiev from OpUs No. __...._..... Springtime Fashion Knits. '-"'d knfts fiW dr01101 , · tepa ond other aprlnetlmo home after 15 days in Holzer Medical Center, extends her sincere thanks to all tholle who remembered her with flowers cards, prayers and visits. ' She Is very appreciative <iflall tlle kindness shown her. ' . ARTIST DiES · PARIS. (UPI) - Gennan ce~tury modern art, · dled surrealist artist and sculptor Thursday on the eve of his .Mu Ernst, a giant 1n 20th. 85th blrtllday. • Ends Here'S • proHy OIIOrf• ...,., ef flor11f a11d · pot· e - MRS. JESSIE MIGliT, Rt. 1 VInton who recently returned hurry in for your share, of th e "'" ' \~ Knits Sarah's I l It 's our biggelt s.aht of the seoson . 5o, '.Polyester Printed A REMINDERihat decorated Easter Eggs are being sold for $18 boJ: by Beta Sig!na Phl Sorority. · ThOle who wish to place orders may call Sheila Reeves at m-3843 or Sharon Russell at fl92.3097. Members will be selling the eggs in front of the New York ClotblngHouseonAJrll 17from 10a.m. unW5p.m. MRS. RICHARD WEAVER, Syracuse, talked to her husband who u sailing on the Caribbean Sea Tuesday. · He Is second mate am navigator on the S.S Moore MC Star Ianter. ~ To OBSERVE 25TIJ - Mr. and Mr!l. Jack Bachner of Middleport will celebrate their 25ui wedding anniversary on Sunday, April 11, witll an open house at the Meigs IM Pomeroy, fl:¢l2 to 5 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Bachner th~ former Carolyn Clark, were married on Aprill3, 1!1S1 at the Heath United Methodist Church in Middleport by the iat~ Rev . L. A. Bangerter. They have one son, Steven Clark Baclmer, a senior at Meigs High School. You BOYS AND GIRLS' .. '\ . �• • .:::::::::~~::::~:::~;:;:::::::::;:;:::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::~:;:;::::::::::::::::~::::::::~:::::::;:;~::::::~:~!::::~~=~::~:S::::::~§ ' Marlene Haf!ison in pageant· REEDSVILLE - Th e CBCs met at the Denver. Weber home for the March mee ting. The bi centennial cornmittee has . made ap~lication to. have Reedsville named as a bicenlenpial . villag e. Mrs . Maxine Whitehead read the ftistory of Olive township received from . Mrs. Agnes Hili. A plaque for the village will be purchased, The finance committee was appoi nted. The original bicentennial committee will serve as publicity committee .· A lett~r of thanks was received from Mrs. Merntt, director of Buckeye Girls State . Refreshments were served to Donajd Myers , Dohrman Reeds , Wajter Browns, Ernie Whiteheads, Warren Pickens and Kim'and Kirk Reed. Next meeting wiU. be April 24 wiUt Whiteheads. ; French City Campers welcome new members THOSE from Gll!lia County who participated in Ute Area Junior Leader Round-up at GALLIPOLIS - Henry and p.m. to complete the job. COS[ March 26 and 27 were (front row I tor), Lisa Ellis, Ginny Powell, Lynn(ta Newberry,. ·Louise Sheets and Jack and Th ~ "Golden· 'Buckeye Terri Jividen, Skip McGovern, Pauline White, Lynne Lewis, Annida Campbell , Charlene Carter were Card" .. was explailled and Kathryn White, 'Lynn Smilli, Terri Short, Kathy McCoy; (second row), Randy Csidwell, KeVIn welcomed as new members Hoke Robinson reported lliey Thompson, Mike Gee, Don Cox, Tim Massie, Malt Saunders and Fred Dee!. when The French City are available at the Senior campers held its regular Citizens Center and must be meeting Thursday at the signed for . Buckeye Rural Electri c Harlan Sanders gave a building. report on the progress of Centervi lle Young Farmers parts ol Ute western saddle Twenty members and Ute plans for the state cam pout in met March 23 at Centerville and how to care for it _ following guests wer e May at Logan. The next School. Mike Franks demonstration was postponed preoont: Merrill and Bessie meeting of the planning presided.. Jim Clay, Area until we have a meeting wiUt · White •. Jack and Kathryn committee will be April 11. Extension Agent, spoke on horses . A pie social was Carter, Henry and Louioo Marion Williams gave a Animal Industry. He told 4·H discussed to raise money 'for Sheets, Harold ·and Susie report on donations of prizes members what to look for in a llie club. A tentative date was Taylor and Paul Pugh. by the local merchants for the The meeting was called to state campout and Emogene. good steer, lamb and swine. set for May 1. We discussed He showed slides of carcasses other money·making projects order by the president, Jim Sanders reported that the of each of these animals. The but decided to wait until after King . The opening prayer flag which \s be.ing,handmade · ne<t meeting was March 30. llie pie SDCial. .The . next . was given by the chaplain,' ' by the members is nearing Club advi sors are Hank meeting will be April 19 at 7 Marion. Williams and the completion and will be on Forgey and Pat Elliott. Club p.m. at Mary Belli Porter's pledge to the Hag was given display at the next meeting. members present were house. Club advisors are Bill by ail. The secretary and The committee which met Rulhie . Arrowood, .. Joy Johnson and Dary Hemphill. treasurer reports were read early in the year and planned Burleson, Scott Elliott, Susan Club members present were and approved. summer campouls ·for the The conservation chair- local club had mistakenly . MICHELLE Laugh· Elliott, Diane Forgey, Steve Malinda Johnson , Mary Porter, Greg Henshaw, Jeff man, Jim King, reported tliat planned the first on~ for the ery, daughter of Forgey, Dwayn e Forgey, Mr. and Mrs. VIc Chad Lewis, Lynne Lewis, Sides and Tim Haffelt. Guest Ute tree planting on Ute Ams- Easter Sunday weekend ; Laughery, Burnell Road, Scott Lewis, Wayne Lewis, was Miss Kelly Hemphill. bary farm is near com- therefore it was voted to Columbus, celebrated her Davi d Nida , May Nida, News reporter . Gregory E. pletion. Those working on cancelthiscaropout. The first merit strips will meet with campout will be on April 30 second birthday Saturday Melody Tate, Carrie Walker Hinshaw. King Monday evening at 4:30 through May 2 at Ashton, W. while visiting her grand- and Kent Walker. Guests Va. parents, Mr. and Mrs. were Mr . and Mrs. James The club is in the process of Theodore Pullins, Long · Burleson, ~ay , Jeff, Justy, making a new set of by-laws, Bottom, and Mr. and Mrs. Judy ; Mr. and Mrs. William for the club and the president ' Robert Lough e ry , Lewis, Mrs. Jule Franks, would like any suggestions Delaware St., Parkers· Mrs. Ha nk Forgey and from the members. burg, W. Ya. Lovell, Mr. Glendon Elliott, At this time the meeting · David Nida, Mrs . Dawn . was turned over to Harold Walker, Terry and Derek SALE PLANNED Taylor , vocational Clay. News reporter - Kent A'PPLE GROVE ~ The Walker. agriculture teacher at Gallia United Methodist Women of Academy High School and his Shoes tr ing Kno ts met the Apple Grov e United March 22 at the home of student helper, Paul Pugh, MelliOdisl Church will hold a Norman and Bonnie Mitchell. for the program. His topic rummage sale Wednesday , Barry Plymale presided and was ''Soil 'Conservation." As Thursday and Friday at the Kim Saunders led devotions. they showed slides,,· Taylor Community building at Officers elected were Barry explained soil erosion and Letart Falls, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Plymale, president ; Debbie what could be done about it. each day . BY FREQ J. DEEL He finished wiui the Utought, Dray, vice-president; Kim Gallla County "Tomorrow depends on the Sallllders; secretary ; Marcy eire of the land today." • Plymale, treasurer ; Nelson 4·H Extension Agent FILM HAS CROWD The meeting was adjourned Dray, rec reation le ader ; BURLINGHAM - 'About 75 Greg Mitchell , news reporter. with the next meeting to be persons attended a showing We talked about Outdoor held May 6 at the same place of the film, "Misfit " recently Cookery for a proje ct. The GALIJPOIJS - On March 26 and '!:1, 16 Junior Leaders and with visitors welcome. at llie Burlingham Baptist ne<l meeting will be April 19 along with Don Cox and Tim Massie attended the Jackson'Area Merrill and Rosina Saunders Chapel. Another film is at the home of Norman and Junior Leader Round-up at Ute Center of Science and Industry oorved refreshments. planned for showing at the Bonnie Mitchell. Club ad- in Columbus, Ohio. While aJ this activity, the Junior Leaders chapel in the future. . visors a re Norman and attending had the opportunity to participate in Leadership and recreational activities as well as explore the exhibits and live . .- - - - - - -.... Bonnie Mitchell. . Cl ub demonstrations Utat are part of COS!. Some of Utese exhibits members present were Barry Plymale, Greg Mitchell, Lee included a simulated Coal Mine, a weather station, a· Mi tchell , Nelson Dray, Carl Planetarium, a Transparent Talking Woman, Historical Dray, Terry Dray, Marcy exhibits of past events and of the United States Presidents Plymale , Kim Saunders, Space.Exploration exhibits, and many, many more exhibits of' · Debbie Dray, Marvin Baird , llie past, present and future. On Saturday, a spokesinanJ or the Columbus Technical Jay Dray, Kevin, Mitchell , lnstitut~ gave a presentation. on selecting the post high schoor Philip Mitchell , J ody education and career possibilities. . Plymale and Joey Roberts. ~era II, it was an exciting weekend with everyone having Guests we're Mark Mitchell and Bethany Miljchell . News a chance to explore new Utings and to have a great time. Next weekend, six Junior Leaders from Gallia County wiU reporter • Greg Mitchell. Cherokee Valley 4-H Saddle be attending an Area Recreation Training workshop at the Club met March 22 at Bobbie PortsmouUt YMCA. This has been an excellent activity in the Barcus ' house. Stephanie past and should be again this year. The Junior Leadership program is open to any 4-H Hemphill pres ided and member who is 11 and over. H any eligible 4-H members are Bobbie Barcus led devotions. Wm. H. !Bun) Cromlish interested in joining the J . L. Club, Utey should contact the Bobbie Barcus had charge of C&R PAINT CENTER Extension Office or attend llie next J. L. meeting on April12 at the program. Bobbie Barcus proudly announces the was to have demonstration on llie !'CA Building. , GALLIPOLIS· - Marlene Tandy Harrison, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs . Marion Harrison , of Lariat Drive, Gallipolis, and a senior at Galiia Academy High School • was recently chOsen delegate to represent Belliel 73 at Gallipolis in llie Miss Ohio Job's !;laughters' pageant. Jtlri WiUtee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Withee , Kineon Drive, Gallipolis, was chosen alternate. Mar.lene has been a . member of Job's Daughters . , for six years. She has held the offices of first messenger, treasurer, junior princess, oenior princess, chaplain and honor queen. Sbe is currently Grand Bethel Marshal of the State of Ohio. MAJliZNE RAJUU!ION Marlene will compete wiUt other girls from all over the sonality. The winner will go state. of Ohio. They will be to compete for the In· judged on poise and per· temational Job's Daughters ;!j title in St. Louis, Mo. In August. , The Ohio Pageant will be beld April 10 at 7 p.m. In \he Masonic Temple .in Colum· bus. . Sponsors for Marlene are Tawney's Jewelry Sto~~. Paul Davies Jewelers, Long John Silvers, Masonic Lodge No. 7 and Eastern star No. 283. Patrons sponsoring are Mr . and Mrs. Marion Harrison, Mrs. Zelma Walker, Mr. and Mrs. VIctor Niday, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin · Mitchell, Mr, and Mrs. An· drew Lemley, Rev. and Mrs. · Jerry Neal, and Mr":'and Mrs. David Altizer. . Accompany.ing Marlene and Lori to Columbllll will be Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Calvin Mitchell, · Mrs. Eileen Richard&, . and Carolyn Smeltzer. · VINTON The Vinton· . Senior Olllena Club" met at the hmne of Thelma 'Barnes willi six r'nembera and 'one guest present. The chair· · person, Eleanor White, called ·the meeting to order. The ' Qlinutes of the last meeting were read and 'approved. A DAMN° REPORTEJIS . . MONTEGO Blf, Jamaica ( UP!) - Mr, , Onassis · reportedly got so fed up with ·reporten and pholotlraphers following ·her around In Jamaica, she cut short her vacaUon wiUt J.ohn )r. and returned to New Y.ork Friday. THE WESLEY Claas of Grace United MelliodiSt Oturch ~nted ~ engraved plaque to Frank Porter, center, during a recent Sunday service, signifymg establishment of the Sara Porter Memorial Fund. Pictured wiUt Porter is Rev. Paul Hawks, pastor and Nonnan Stewart, cbalnnan of Ute project, • WEDS Gallia 4-H Club News Get into something exciting with · GALLIPOLiS . The We~ey Weds Ci.ails·.Of Grace Umted Methodist Church made .a special presentation of an engraved plaque · to ' Frank Porter during the SIDiday, March 21 worship service, signifying the establishment of llie Sara Porter Memorial Fwtd In living memory of their long. time teacher and inspiration, the late ~a Porter. . FoUowmg the presentation to Porter l;ly Norman ~tewart, chainnan of the project, Porter In turn made an official presentation to .Rev. Paul Hawks, pastor, so lliat the plaque , may. · be placed on the wall in the fellowship room _of the church. A conunlttee of five will manage ihe fund and its distribution. Four of the corrunittee members were elected by the Wesley Weds class, and Frank Porter serves as llie fiflli member. The funds will be utilized In keeping with the inscription Gallia Take a walk 011 th e wil d sitk with the Sallllll'lli ... rope a11d leather wedge that's hi gh on styling. Topped with leather. Bottomed with crepe. ' Fashioned i11 smashin g colors: 1County $30 .. , I 'Ttl, ·t j; j 'l ilft-1, THE lAFAYEm SHOEMALL CAFE ·300 SECOND AVE. GALLIPOLIS, 0. • • Di AVAILABlf • of the \leek. Skipper's Treat~ Golden Brown Fries .and reaular-size soft drink . Reg. $1.14 .' ' • • (Buss! Cromlish with our company , Buss has spent the winter ln Florida , this fa II HOME WITHOUT MEG SYDNEY -{UP!) - Lord Snowdon is returning home but not to Prineeas Margaret. Snowdon was in Sydney promoting his photographic exhibition when his separation · with Princess Margaret was announced to llie press. He didn't want reporters to know what Right he was on so he wouldn't have to answer questions about the separation when he gets off llie plane in Lond11y today. ROCKET FINDER PASADENA, Cslif. (UP!) - Dr. Br~ce Murray took over Friday as director of the Jet Propulsion Laborat'ory, a Cal·lech lllvision that tracka and operates spacecran for the National Aeronautica and Space Agency.. Murray, a geologist, Is an authority on the moon and oilier planets in the solar syslelll, particularly llie Inner ring of Mars, Venus and Mercury, Offer gooQ Mond~7 ·Frid~y painter. He has had at least ' ,_ APRIL 5 • 9 _9:30 am til.11 pm 50 years experience . There been several have generations of Cromlish SOLITAIRE • father , Harry , is well remembered for his workman s hip . Bu .s s himself iS a master painter, along with his son , Classes beginning Thu!Sday, April 8, 1976'lt 7:00 pm., Registtation at 6:30 p.m., Orchid Room, , 234 E. Main St., PCJ~~~tq, Ohio '' GAU.IPOUS, OHIO WAYIDE MALL .· Let Jack & Jill's. help you select the ri9ht look. Jack & Jill's is a store devoted completely to chlld~en's clothing, from infant to Size 16. • ~ . '• • • •• 81RLS' • ••• • .• TIGHTS • ••• $5.25 to $25.00 IOYS' $12.00 to S26.00 \~, ... BELTS . TII!S SOCKS $12.0tl to $25.0b . Maxi Dri,sses R. lntants thru size 14 Girls Coat and ' . Dress Ensembles There iB no way to Sizes sauge the !Mmtimerit.l . wlue of diamond rings. Thill ill locked deep within the heart. But matching thia v~ue is the worth of a etore'a reputation. Thie,. too1 • ia immeasurable. Your Boys Leisure Suits treuure and ours 110 Country .Heritage 1 halld " band. Nolhillll can qui~ J1pla~ ~· Metdll.. btWII AS Low As .' '99.50 - 244 Second Ave. 1503 .Eastern Ave., 446·9458 Gallipolis . Set TAWNEY JEWELERS · · 422 Second Ave. 8 : 00a . m~ .,\: 00p . m . Watch for another Lunch Special next week. ,• 14 $20.00 to $28.00 · $16.00 to $30.00 Sizes 2 to 16. Bciys Sllits Slzts 2 to 16 525.00 to $50.00 Boys Sport C!)ats Boys Pants Sizes 2 to $22.00 to $26.00 $4.5o to 513.00 ' t6 .suaa 2 to 16. IMIIr. AVAILABLE ONL'f AT to . · Dress & Leisure Shirts ....,. 5I! ........ ,. by Holly Park 2 BoY& Jl.. •nt, "•""" PAINT WALLPAPER CENTER thru Sat. •• • 12 Months to size 1.4 Girls It fl•s.: Bel~. Dancing. 300 SECOND AVENUE Easter Coats Larry's son , Nick, will · his second summer learning the trade I ~~~":,.the supervision of his Go Ill polis, Ohio with the feminine -· form of exettise · March meeting_ held recently lnfanb to Size 14 Girls New Buss' grandfather. His C&~ of 20th Street Baptist Church of Kenova, W. Va. There will be special singin!l groups each night. A puppet show will be on Friday, April 16. Nursery provided. Waiter Cloud is pastor, A lay-lead revival will be held at the Jackson Ave. Church April 14-18 at 7:30 nightly willi Cecil Campbell. There wiD be special singing and nursery pro'!ldeil. Marvin Goodin is pastor . ' GALLIPOLIS - Joan and Medical Center in. GaHipolis. fund raising program is now Fred Wood of Ute Waugh Mrs . Wood pr~sented the in its fourth year. Neff has Halley - Wood Funeral Home check on behalf of herself and chaired llie project from llie in GaiUpolill have contrl.buted ber husband to cover the cost beginning which was ()C. . ' llie necessary funds to of April's pediatric television Iober, 1972. He has been provide free television for llie service to Earl Neff, vice personally responsible for month of April to the children president of the hospital's . securing the continuing who are hospitalizes! in llie VolUnteer Service League. support for this worlliwhUe pediatric unit at H~lzer The pediatric televjsion progr!lffi. Any Individual, buslneas or group who wish to donate to the pediatric television fund may do so by contacting Earl REEDSVILLE - The. athletic banquet. Catds were Neff, Ill~ Teodora Ave. in March meeting of the signed for ill members of llie Gallipolis. Riverview Garden Club was club. held at Ute home of Mrs. Bicentennial candles made Ronald Osborne with Mrs. from washcloUts, soap and Roy Hannum, co-hostess . nylon net were. made by the MeQlbers were entertained iri members directed by Mrs. Ute family room recently Denver Weber, and were to built by llie Osbornes. , be delivered to the patients at The business meeting was the Infirii)ary at Pomeroy by conducted by Mrs. Osborne. Mrs. Osborne. Door pri~e Roll call was answered by went to Mrs. Weber. members bringi·ng Refreshments were oorved homemade Easter cards to to·Mrs. Gene Wilson, Mrs. R. be sent , to Miss Naomi E. Williams, Mrs. Claremont Pickens ai Portsmouth. The Harris, Mrs. D. C. · Riebel, devotional period was con· Mrs. Young, Mrs. Whitehead, dueled 'by Mrs. Osborne. Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Putman, Named to Ute Arbor Day Mrs. Donald Myers, Mrs. pl~~;nning committee were Herman Grossnickle, Mrs. Mrs. 'Donald Putman, Mrs. David Chadwell, Mrs. Bise, Ronald {)jwdery, Mrs. Er, Mrs. Lyle Balderson. Yarn nest ,.Whitehead and Mrs. flowers were used as favors Gene Young. Thank-y 0 u for the members. notes were read from Mrs. A discussion held on Frank Bise for the Dowers identifying different trees she received while was led by Mrs. Ch,11dwell. hospitalized and for the The next meeting wilr-be al arrangement from the the Myers' home. Girls · Pretty Easter Dresses with andgrandfather. A CROMLISH PAINTER AND BENJAMIN MOQ~E PAINTS, YOU CAN 'T'-GO WRONG. EXPERIENCE AND QUALITY ARE OUR TRADEMARKS·. WE ALSO SPECIALIZE IN AtRLESS SPRAY PAINTING. West Virginia;s Southern · Baptist Churches will celebrate the bicentennial with simultaneous ·revivals April 11·25. In Mason County those participating are First · Baptist of Mason and Jackson Ave; Chapel of Pt. Pleasant. Everyone is welcome to join in Utis splri tual revival. The revival at First Baptist will be April 11·17 at 7:30, . with Rev. Cledt~ Campbell shape for summer · SOCKS foreman after 22 yrs . of service. Prior to that he was a self-employed & . coordination, finn and tone mUKies, get in . GLOVES from the GSI as paint Larry, owner of C. C'rJ.UtC 1hes p/an revtva • lS ~n ..' t etired painters, beginning Utat appears on, the plaque church in 1952. Throughout . i~lf: " In lovi1\'~ memory of the past 24years the class has ' Sjll>'a Porter,.whbl lived by the grown to a membership of 75. foi!O\Ving cteed: . . · The members have become For olliers, for oUters, actively involved not only in Let Utis my motto be the many church activities That I may live for olliers but also in the community. As Christ didst live for me. They have lnltiat~d and The Sara Porter Memorial completed a number of Fund was formed for olhers." meaningful programs and Any contribution to Ute ~rojects, and many members fund ill tax deductible. Those have taken responsible .who wish to contribute may leadership roles in the overall make . checks payable to church program as in· Wesley Weds, Grace United dividuals. Methodist Church, designate ·The third Sunday in March on the check Utat is for llie of each year will be Sara Porter Memorial FWld, !lesigoated as Wesley W~ds and mall to the church or Homecoming . Sunday · ·at leave in Ute church office. Grace United Methodist Tbe Wesley Weds Claas was Oturch. founded by six couples In the · discussion . wa~ held on · poastble Pl'liCI"IIIIII. In April Vinton Mayor Howard Neekamp will dllcull town ordinances and In May Don!lliy Candee wiD be lhe guest speaker. · · The PM1t!ram ..,.. iumecl over to Thelma Bunel who told the group how to mil lhe dough for bread dough nowerli and showed lhe group how to make lhem. Rlfrelhments of cookies and 'cdfee were served. The birthdays ·ci Lena Perc~ue, Lucy !Qrt. sook .and Margaret Slmma were celebrated. · The next meeting will be at lhe town Hall April 13 at 7:30 p.m. •• • association of Wm . H. April television .sponsored Sara:. Porter memorial set up . having TELEVISION SPONSORED - Fr~ television for pediatric patients at Roher Medical Center has been pr'ovided by Joan and Fred Wood of Waugh-Halley-Wood Funeral Home for llie moolli of AprU. Earl Neff,left, vie~~ president of tbe hospital's volunteer service league was preoonted lhe check recently by Mrs. Wood and her husband . · I V~nton group gathers. · Gallipolis. Ohio · . $5.50-$11,00 . •USE OUR LAY·AWAY . HAPPY INSPIRAnONS ' J Wit end whimsy to brighten your wardrobe: A slnglnQ·ln-the·roln print bobbing with umbrellas. Old fashioned sampler flowers. Crisply textured fabric. Sizes 6·16 a nd S•Xlln green apple. Ice blue. frosted grape, banana creme, orange crush, navy and white. (50% Dacron'" polyester. 50% cotton.) _ · Embroidered Big shirt s2o.oo. skivvy ·s12.00, pant s2o.oo Umbrella placket shirt $14.00 Culolle 515.00 . , ·I Jantzea/ II. Mon. & Fri.9:30til8p.m. Tues. Wed. Sit, 9:30 til 5 p.m. Thursday ! :30 lil12 noon ... ' �• • .:::::::::~~::::~:::~;:;:::::::::;:;:::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::~:;:;::::::::::::::::~::::::::~:::::::;:;~::::::~:~!::::~~=~::~:S::::::~§ ' Marlene Haf!ison in pageant· REEDSVILLE - Th e CBCs met at the Denver. Weber home for the March mee ting. The bi centennial cornmittee has . made ap~lication to. have Reedsville named as a bicenlenpial . villag e. Mrs . Maxine Whitehead read the ftistory of Olive township received from . Mrs. Agnes Hili. A plaque for the village will be purchased, The finance committee was appoi nted. The original bicentennial committee will serve as publicity committee .· A lett~r of thanks was received from Mrs. Merntt, director of Buckeye Girls State . Refreshments were served to Donajd Myers , Dohrman Reeds , Wajter Browns, Ernie Whiteheads, Warren Pickens and Kim'and Kirk Reed. Next meeting wiU. be April 24 wiUt Whiteheads. ; French City Campers welcome new members THOSE from Gll!lia County who participated in Ute Area Junior Leader Round-up at GALLIPOLIS - Henry and p.m. to complete the job. COS[ March 26 and 27 were (front row I tor), Lisa Ellis, Ginny Powell, Lynn(ta Newberry,. ·Louise Sheets and Jack and Th ~ "Golden· 'Buckeye Terri Jividen, Skip McGovern, Pauline White, Lynne Lewis, Annida Campbell , Charlene Carter were Card" .. was explailled and Kathryn White, 'Lynn Smilli, Terri Short, Kathy McCoy; (second row), Randy Csidwell, KeVIn welcomed as new members Hoke Robinson reported lliey Thompson, Mike Gee, Don Cox, Tim Massie, Malt Saunders and Fred Dee!. when The French City are available at the Senior campers held its regular Citizens Center and must be meeting Thursday at the signed for . Buckeye Rural Electri c Harlan Sanders gave a building. report on the progress of Centervi lle Young Farmers parts ol Ute western saddle Twenty members and Ute plans for the state cam pout in met March 23 at Centerville and how to care for it _ following guests wer e May at Logan. The next School. Mike Franks demonstration was postponed preoont: Merrill and Bessie meeting of the planning presided.. Jim Clay, Area until we have a meeting wiUt · White •. Jack and Kathryn committee will be April 11. Extension Agent, spoke on horses . A pie social was Carter, Henry and Louioo Marion Williams gave a Animal Industry. He told 4·H discussed to raise money 'for Sheets, Harold ·and Susie report on donations of prizes members what to look for in a llie club. A tentative date was Taylor and Paul Pugh. by the local merchants for the The meeting was called to state campout and Emogene. good steer, lamb and swine. set for May 1. We discussed He showed slides of carcasses other money·making projects order by the president, Jim Sanders reported that the of each of these animals. The but decided to wait until after King . The opening prayer flag which \s be.ing,handmade · ne<t meeting was March 30. llie pie SDCial. .The . next . was given by the chaplain,' ' by the members is nearing Club advi sors are Hank meeting will be April 19 at 7 Marion. Williams and the completion and will be on Forgey and Pat Elliott. Club p.m. at Mary Belli Porter's pledge to the Hag was given display at the next meeting. members present were house. Club advisors are Bill by ail. The secretary and The committee which met Rulhie . Arrowood, .. Joy Johnson and Dary Hemphill. treasurer reports were read early in the year and planned Burleson, Scott Elliott, Susan Club members present were and approved. summer campouls ·for the The conservation chair- local club had mistakenly . MICHELLE Laugh· Elliott, Diane Forgey, Steve Malinda Johnson , Mary Porter, Greg Henshaw, Jeff man, Jim King, reported tliat planned the first on~ for the ery, daughter of Forgey, Dwayn e Forgey, Mr. and Mrs. VIc Chad Lewis, Lynne Lewis, Sides and Tim Haffelt. Guest Ute tree planting on Ute Ams- Easter Sunday weekend ; Laughery, Burnell Road, Scott Lewis, Wayne Lewis, was Miss Kelly Hemphill. bary farm is near com- therefore it was voted to Columbus, celebrated her Davi d Nida , May Nida, News reporter . Gregory E. pletion. Those working on cancelthiscaropout. The first merit strips will meet with campout will be on April 30 second birthday Saturday Melody Tate, Carrie Walker Hinshaw. King Monday evening at 4:30 through May 2 at Ashton, W. while visiting her grand- and Kent Walker. Guests Va. parents, Mr. and Mrs. were Mr . and Mrs. James The club is in the process of Theodore Pullins, Long · Burleson, ~ay , Jeff, Justy, making a new set of by-laws, Bottom, and Mr. and Mrs. Judy ; Mr. and Mrs. William for the club and the president ' Robert Lough e ry , Lewis, Mrs. Jule Franks, would like any suggestions Delaware St., Parkers· Mrs. Ha nk Forgey and from the members. burg, W. Ya. Lovell, Mr. Glendon Elliott, At this time the meeting · David Nida, Mrs . Dawn . was turned over to Harold Walker, Terry and Derek SALE PLANNED Taylor , vocational Clay. News reporter - Kent A'PPLE GROVE ~ The Walker. agriculture teacher at Gallia United Methodist Women of Academy High School and his Shoes tr ing Kno ts met the Apple Grov e United March 22 at the home of student helper, Paul Pugh, MelliOdisl Church will hold a Norman and Bonnie Mitchell. for the program. His topic rummage sale Wednesday , Barry Plymale presided and was ''Soil 'Conservation." As Thursday and Friday at the Kim Saunders led devotions. they showed slides,,· Taylor Community building at Officers elected were Barry explained soil erosion and Letart Falls, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Plymale, president ; Debbie what could be done about it. each day . BY FREQ J. DEEL He finished wiui the Utought, Dray, vice-president; Kim Gallla County "Tomorrow depends on the Sallllders; secretary ; Marcy eire of the land today." • Plymale, treasurer ; Nelson 4·H Extension Agent FILM HAS CROWD The meeting was adjourned Dray, rec reation le ader ; BURLINGHAM - 'About 75 Greg Mitchell , news reporter. with the next meeting to be persons attended a showing We talked about Outdoor held May 6 at the same place of the film, "Misfit " recently Cookery for a proje ct. The GALIJPOIJS - On March 26 and '!:1, 16 Junior Leaders and with visitors welcome. at llie Burlingham Baptist ne<l meeting will be April 19 along with Don Cox and Tim Massie attended the Jackson'Area Merrill and Rosina Saunders Chapel. Another film is at the home of Norman and Junior Leader Round-up at Ute Center of Science and Industry oorved refreshments. planned for showing at the Bonnie Mitchell. Club ad- in Columbus, Ohio. While aJ this activity, the Junior Leaders chapel in the future. . visors a re Norman and attending had the opportunity to participate in Leadership and recreational activities as well as explore the exhibits and live . .- - - - - - -.... Bonnie Mitchell. . Cl ub demonstrations Utat are part of COS!. Some of Utese exhibits members present were Barry Plymale, Greg Mitchell, Lee included a simulated Coal Mine, a weather station, a· Mi tchell , Nelson Dray, Carl Planetarium, a Transparent Talking Woman, Historical Dray, Terry Dray, Marcy exhibits of past events and of the United States Presidents Plymale , Kim Saunders, Space.Exploration exhibits, and many, many more exhibits of' · Debbie Dray, Marvin Baird , llie past, present and future. On Saturday, a spokesinanJ or the Columbus Technical Jay Dray, Kevin, Mitchell , lnstitut~ gave a presentation. on selecting the post high schoor Philip Mitchell , J ody education and career possibilities. . Plymale and Joey Roberts. ~era II, it was an exciting weekend with everyone having Guests we're Mark Mitchell and Bethany Miljchell . News a chance to explore new Utings and to have a great time. Next weekend, six Junior Leaders from Gallia County wiU reporter • Greg Mitchell. Cherokee Valley 4-H Saddle be attending an Area Recreation Training workshop at the Club met March 22 at Bobbie PortsmouUt YMCA. This has been an excellent activity in the Barcus ' house. Stephanie past and should be again this year. The Junior Leadership program is open to any 4-H Hemphill pres ided and member who is 11 and over. H any eligible 4-H members are Bobbie Barcus led devotions. Wm. H. !Bun) Cromlish interested in joining the J . L. Club, Utey should contact the Bobbie Barcus had charge of C&R PAINT CENTER Extension Office or attend llie next J. L. meeting on April12 at the program. Bobbie Barcus proudly announces the was to have demonstration on llie !'CA Building. , GALLIPOLIS· - Marlene Tandy Harrison, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs . Marion Harrison , of Lariat Drive, Gallipolis, and a senior at Galiia Academy High School • was recently chOsen delegate to represent Belliel 73 at Gallipolis in llie Miss Ohio Job's !;laughters' pageant. Jtlri WiUtee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Withee , Kineon Drive, Gallipolis, was chosen alternate. Mar.lene has been a . member of Job's Daughters . , for six years. She has held the offices of first messenger, treasurer, junior princess, oenior princess, chaplain and honor queen. Sbe is currently Grand Bethel Marshal of the State of Ohio. MAJliZNE RAJUU!ION Marlene will compete wiUt other girls from all over the sonality. The winner will go state. of Ohio. They will be to compete for the In· judged on poise and per· temational Job's Daughters ;!j title in St. Louis, Mo. In August. , The Ohio Pageant will be beld April 10 at 7 p.m. In \he Masonic Temple .in Colum· bus. . Sponsors for Marlene are Tawney's Jewelry Sto~~. Paul Davies Jewelers, Long John Silvers, Masonic Lodge No. 7 and Eastern star No. 283. Patrons sponsoring are Mr . and Mrs. Marion Harrison, Mrs. Zelma Walker, Mr. and Mrs. VIctor Niday, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin · Mitchell, Mr, and Mrs. An· drew Lemley, Rev. and Mrs. · Jerry Neal, and Mr":'and Mrs. David Altizer. . Accompany.ing Marlene and Lori to Columbllll will be Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Calvin Mitchell, · Mrs. Eileen Richard&, . and Carolyn Smeltzer. · VINTON The Vinton· . Senior Olllena Club" met at the hmne of Thelma 'Barnes willi six r'nembera and 'one guest present. The chair· · person, Eleanor White, called ·the meeting to order. The ' Qlinutes of the last meeting were read and 'approved. A DAMN° REPORTEJIS . . MONTEGO Blf, Jamaica ( UP!) - Mr, , Onassis · reportedly got so fed up with ·reporten and pholotlraphers following ·her around In Jamaica, she cut short her vacaUon wiUt J.ohn )r. and returned to New Y.ork Friday. THE WESLEY Claas of Grace United MelliodiSt Oturch ~nted ~ engraved plaque to Frank Porter, center, during a recent Sunday service, signifymg establishment of the Sara Porter Memorial Fund. Pictured wiUt Porter is Rev. Paul Hawks, pastor and Nonnan Stewart, cbalnnan of Ute project, • WEDS Gallia 4-H Club News Get into something exciting with · GALLIPOLiS . The We~ey Weds Ci.ails·.Of Grace Umted Methodist Church made .a special presentation of an engraved plaque · to ' Frank Porter during the SIDiday, March 21 worship service, signifying the establishment of llie Sara Porter Memorial Fwtd In living memory of their long. time teacher and inspiration, the late ~a Porter. . FoUowmg the presentation to Porter l;ly Norman ~tewart, chainnan of the project, Porter In turn made an official presentation to .Rev. Paul Hawks, pastor, so lliat the plaque , may. · be placed on the wall in the fellowship room _of the church. A conunlttee of five will manage ihe fund and its distribution. Four of the corrunittee members were elected by the Wesley Weds class, and Frank Porter serves as llie fiflli member. The funds will be utilized In keeping with the inscription Gallia Take a walk 011 th e wil d sitk with the Sallllll'lli ... rope a11d leather wedge that's hi gh on styling. Topped with leather. Bottomed with crepe. ' Fashioned i11 smashin g colors: 1County $30 .. , I 'Ttl, ·t j; j 'l ilft-1, THE lAFAYEm SHOEMALL CAFE ·300 SECOND AVE. GALLIPOLIS, 0. • • Di AVAILABlf • of the \leek. Skipper's Treat~ Golden Brown Fries .and reaular-size soft drink . Reg. $1.14 .' ' • • (Buss! Cromlish with our company , Buss has spent the winter ln Florida , this fa II HOME WITHOUT MEG SYDNEY -{UP!) - Lord Snowdon is returning home but not to Prineeas Margaret. Snowdon was in Sydney promoting his photographic exhibition when his separation · with Princess Margaret was announced to llie press. He didn't want reporters to know what Right he was on so he wouldn't have to answer questions about the separation when he gets off llie plane in Lond11y today. ROCKET FINDER PASADENA, Cslif. (UP!) - Dr. Br~ce Murray took over Friday as director of the Jet Propulsion Laborat'ory, a Cal·lech lllvision that tracka and operates spacecran for the National Aeronautica and Space Agency.. Murray, a geologist, Is an authority on the moon and oilier planets in the solar syslelll, particularly llie Inner ring of Mars, Venus and Mercury, Offer gooQ Mond~7 ·Frid~y painter. He has had at least ' ,_ APRIL 5 • 9 _9:30 am til.11 pm 50 years experience . There been several have generations of Cromlish SOLITAIRE • father , Harry , is well remembered for his workman s hip . Bu .s s himself iS a master painter, along with his son , Classes beginning Thu!Sday, April 8, 1976'lt 7:00 pm., Registtation at 6:30 p.m., Orchid Room, , 234 E. Main St., PCJ~~~tq, Ohio '' GAU.IPOUS, OHIO WAYIDE MALL .· Let Jack & Jill's. help you select the ri9ht look. Jack & Jill's is a store devoted completely to chlld~en's clothing, from infant to Size 16. • ~ . '• • • •• 81RLS' • ••• • .• TIGHTS • ••• $5.25 to $25.00 IOYS' $12.00 to S26.00 \~, ... BELTS . TII!S SOCKS $12.0tl to $25.0b . Maxi Dri,sses R. lntants thru size 14 Girls Coat and ' . Dress Ensembles There iB no way to Sizes sauge the !Mmtimerit.l . wlue of diamond rings. Thill ill locked deep within the heart. But matching thia v~ue is the worth of a etore'a reputation. Thie,. too1 • ia immeasurable. Your Boys Leisure Suits treuure and ours 110 Country .Heritage 1 halld " band. Nolhillll can qui~ J1pla~ ~· Metdll.. btWII AS Low As .' '99.50 - 244 Second Ave. 1503 .Eastern Ave., 446·9458 Gallipolis . Set TAWNEY JEWELERS · · 422 Second Ave. 8 : 00a . m~ .,\: 00p . m . Watch for another Lunch Special next week. ,• 14 $20.00 to $28.00 · $16.00 to $30.00 Sizes 2 to 16. Bciys Sllits Slzts 2 to 16 525.00 to $50.00 Boys Sport C!)ats Boys Pants Sizes 2 to $22.00 to $26.00 $4.5o to 513.00 ' t6 .suaa 2 to 16. IMIIr. AVAILABLE ONL'f AT to . · Dress & Leisure Shirts ....,. 5I! ........ ,. by Holly Park 2 BoY& Jl.. •nt, "•""" PAINT WALLPAPER CENTER thru Sat. •• • 12 Months to size 1.4 Girls It fl•s.: Bel~. Dancing. 300 SECOND AVENUE Easter Coats Larry's son , Nick, will · his second summer learning the trade I ~~~":,.the supervision of his Go Ill polis, Ohio with the feminine -· form of exettise · March meeting_ held recently lnfanb to Size 14 Girls New Buss' grandfather. His C&~ of 20th Street Baptist Church of Kenova, W. Va. There will be special singin!l groups each night. A puppet show will be on Friday, April 16. Nursery provided. Waiter Cloud is pastor, A lay-lead revival will be held at the Jackson Ave. Church April 14-18 at 7:30 nightly willi Cecil Campbell. There wiD be special singing and nursery pro'!ldeil. Marvin Goodin is pastor . ' GALLIPOLIS - Joan and Medical Center in. GaHipolis. fund raising program is now Fred Wood of Ute Waugh Mrs . Wood pr~sented the in its fourth year. Neff has Halley - Wood Funeral Home check on behalf of herself and chaired llie project from llie in GaiUpolill have contrl.buted ber husband to cover the cost beginning which was ()C. . ' llie necessary funds to of April's pediatric television Iober, 1972. He has been provide free television for llie service to Earl Neff, vice personally responsible for month of April to the children president of the hospital's . securing the continuing who are hospitalizes! in llie VolUnteer Service League. support for this worlliwhUe pediatric unit at H~lzer The pediatric televjsion progr!lffi. Any Individual, buslneas or group who wish to donate to the pediatric television fund may do so by contacting Earl REEDSVILLE - The. athletic banquet. Catds were Neff, Ill~ Teodora Ave. in March meeting of the signed for ill members of llie Gallipolis. Riverview Garden Club was club. held at Ute home of Mrs. Bicentennial candles made Ronald Osborne with Mrs. from washcloUts, soap and Roy Hannum, co-hostess . nylon net were. made by the MeQlbers were entertained iri members directed by Mrs. Ute family room recently Denver Weber, and were to built by llie Osbornes. , be delivered to the patients at The business meeting was the Infirii)ary at Pomeroy by conducted by Mrs. Osborne. Mrs. Osborne. Door pri~e Roll call was answered by went to Mrs. Weber. members bringi·ng Refreshments were oorved homemade Easter cards to to·Mrs. Gene Wilson, Mrs. R. be sent , to Miss Naomi E. Williams, Mrs. Claremont Pickens ai Portsmouth. The Harris, Mrs. D. C. · Riebel, devotional period was con· Mrs. Young, Mrs. Whitehead, dueled 'by Mrs. Osborne. Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Putman, Named to Ute Arbor Day Mrs. Donald Myers, Mrs. pl~~;nning committee were Herman Grossnickle, Mrs. Mrs. 'Donald Putman, Mrs. David Chadwell, Mrs. Bise, Ronald {)jwdery, Mrs. Er, Mrs. Lyle Balderson. Yarn nest ,.Whitehead and Mrs. flowers were used as favors Gene Young. Thank-y 0 u for the members. notes were read from Mrs. A discussion held on Frank Bise for the Dowers identifying different trees she received while was led by Mrs. Ch,11dwell. hospitalized and for the The next meeting wilr-be al arrangement from the the Myers' home. Girls · Pretty Easter Dresses with andgrandfather. A CROMLISH PAINTER AND BENJAMIN MOQ~E PAINTS, YOU CAN 'T'-GO WRONG. EXPERIENCE AND QUALITY ARE OUR TRADEMARKS·. WE ALSO SPECIALIZE IN AtRLESS SPRAY PAINTING. West Virginia;s Southern · Baptist Churches will celebrate the bicentennial with simultaneous ·revivals April 11·25. In Mason County those participating are First · Baptist of Mason and Jackson Ave; Chapel of Pt. Pleasant. Everyone is welcome to join in Utis splri tual revival. The revival at First Baptist will be April 11·17 at 7:30, . with Rev. Cledt~ Campbell shape for summer · SOCKS foreman after 22 yrs . of service. Prior to that he was a self-employed & . coordination, finn and tone mUKies, get in . GLOVES from the GSI as paint Larry, owner of C. C'rJ.UtC 1hes p/an revtva • lS ~n ..' t etired painters, beginning Utat appears on, the plaque church in 1952. Throughout . i~lf: " In lovi1\'~ memory of the past 24years the class has ' Sjll>'a Porter,.whbl lived by the grown to a membership of 75. foi!O\Ving cteed: . . · The members have become For olliers, for oUters, actively involved not only in Let Utis my motto be the many church activities That I may live for olliers but also in the community. As Christ didst live for me. They have lnltiat~d and The Sara Porter Memorial completed a number of Fund was formed for olhers." meaningful programs and Any contribution to Ute ~rojects, and many members fund ill tax deductible. Those have taken responsible .who wish to contribute may leadership roles in the overall make . checks payable to church program as in· Wesley Weds, Grace United dividuals. Methodist Church, designate ·The third Sunday in March on the check Utat is for llie of each year will be Sara Porter Memorial FWld, !lesigoated as Wesley W~ds and mall to the church or Homecoming . Sunday · ·at leave in Ute church office. Grace United Methodist Tbe Wesley Weds Claas was Oturch. founded by six couples In the · discussion . wa~ held on · poastble Pl'liCI"IIIIII. In April Vinton Mayor Howard Neekamp will dllcull town ordinances and In May Don!lliy Candee wiD be lhe guest speaker. · · The PM1t!ram ..,.. iumecl over to Thelma Bunel who told the group how to mil lhe dough for bread dough nowerli and showed lhe group how to make lhem. Rlfrelhments of cookies and 'cdfee were served. The birthdays ·ci Lena Perc~ue, Lucy !Qrt. sook .and Margaret Slmma were celebrated. · The next meeting will be at lhe town Hall April 13 at 7:30 p.m. •• • association of Wm . H. April television .sponsored Sara:. Porter memorial set up . having TELEVISION SPONSORED - Fr~ television for pediatric patients at Roher Medical Center has been pr'ovided by Joan and Fred Wood of Waugh-Halley-Wood Funeral Home for llie moolli of AprU. Earl Neff,left, vie~~ president of tbe hospital's volunteer service league was preoonted lhe check recently by Mrs. Wood and her husband . · I V~nton group gathers. · Gallipolis. Ohio · . $5.50-$11,00 . •USE OUR LAY·AWAY . HAPPY INSPIRAnONS ' J Wit end whimsy to brighten your wardrobe: A slnglnQ·ln-the·roln print bobbing with umbrellas. Old fashioned sampler flowers. Crisply textured fabric. Sizes 6·16 a nd S•Xlln green apple. Ice blue. frosted grape, banana creme, orange crush, navy and white. (50% Dacron'" polyester. 50% cotton.) _ · Embroidered Big shirt s2o.oo. skivvy ·s12.00, pant s2o.oo Umbrella placket shirt $14.00 Culolle 515.00 . , ·I Jantzea/ II. Mon. & Fri.9:30til8p.m. Tues. Wed. Sit, 9:30 til 5 p.m. Thursday ! :30 lil12 noon ... ' �.. ·- ., • , 10- The Sunday Times-Sentinel. Sundav. ADril4.1976 Gerz,heimers observe 50th \ .. . :, ··' ..., .. ." '• .... ,;"' FIRST ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Triplett will celebrate their first anniversary Tuesday. The couple resides in Racine in their mobile home with their son, Buddy. MONEY APPROVED WASHINGTON (UP I) The House Appropriations Committee Friday unanimously approved President Ford's request lor $135 million· to ino~ulate virtually all Americans against an expected outbreak of a long-dormant type of flu. MARGUERIT.E'S SHOES 102 E. Main Betty Ohlinger Pomeroy OPEN FRI. TIL 8 SHOP SAT., TIL 5 White ·Peach Green Yellow Bone CHESTER - Mr. an~ Mrs. Geotge Genheimer were honored with a reception on Sunday , Ma•ch 21 In celebration of their 50th wedding anniversary at the Chester United Method.ist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Genheimer . were married March 20, 1926 at Lancaster . He Is a retired ca rpenter and farmer. Hosting the celebration were their daughter, Mrs. Betty Dean and their grandchildren. A corsage of gold mums was presented to Mrs.· Genheimer and a mum boutonniere to Mr . Genheimer. A gold and gneen color scheme was used throughout the social room of the church. Gues ts registered at a pedestal table made by Mr . . Genheimerinhisshop.On the table was a miniature piano replica filled with roses and gold tapers. . A step table of unusual design, also made by Mr. Genheimer, held several floral arrangements sent to eluding Mr. and Mrs . Genheimer culling the wedding cake, their first and only one, and opening the many gilts and cards. Family group pictures were also taken. Family members attending were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Machir, "'Jr. and Mrs. Terry Stethem, Miss Denise Dean, ·Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wolle, Susan and Andy, Richard Koblentz and David Ki>blentz. Others attending were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marik, Rootstown, 0 .: Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Hamm , South Webster; Marlyn and Unda Newman, Galion; Pauline and 1.Tina King, Columbus ; Ricli\rd Koblentz, New Phladelphia; Mr. and Mrs. Dana Van Meter, daughter, Lori, Belpre; Mr. and Mrs. John Colwell, Vinton, Route I ; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rose, Bidwell; Mr. and Mrs.' Arthur Rose, Utile Hocking ; the Rev. and M,s. Carl liicks, Belpre; 1\lrs. ·James Kemp, the couple Mr. and Mrs. Gallipolis;Mr.Kay Mijl, Roger Gaulfrom of Sumner, Mr. dleport; and Cecil, Mrs. FIO'Yd ,and Mrs. Chester Durst and Joseph, Charleston, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Durst, Ina Kautz, Mrs. Betty Erie, Pa., nephews of the Roush, Mrs. Dale Kautz, Miss couple , and David Koblentz, Nancy Miller, Mr. and Mrs. their son-in-law. .Roy Miller, Mrs. Ruth Erwin, The refreshment table was Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mora, adorned with a three-tiered Mr . and·Mrs. Harold Hamm, cake featuring a winding Mrs. Bertha · Smith, Mrs. staircase, ca ndles, yellow Kathryn Windon, Mrs . Rose r0ses and a wedding cross Ginther, Crystal Erwin, Mr. and bells. A nine-branch and Mrs . P. H. Mora, Mrs. candelabra made by Mr. Roger Gaul, Leona Machir, Genheimerwas featured with all of Pomeroy, Route a. yellow roses, ivy and yellow Mr. and Mrs. Herman tapers. The couple's grand- Carson, Mrs. G. E. Conroy, daughter , Mrs. Pat Wolfe Mr . and Mrs. Curtis Wolfe, presented them a dozen • Mr. and Mrs. PaulJ<arr, Mrs. yellow roses in a cedar bowl Helen Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. also used on the table. John Hayes, Mr. and , Mrs. Cake, punch, nuts, mints·, John J. 'Rose and Julie, Mr: and finger sandwiches an<! anti Mrs. Arthur Orr, Mrs. coffee were served by the Georgia Thoma, Mrs. Helen' granddaughters, Mrs. Wolfe, Nelson, Mrs. Audrey Woode, Mrs. Jennifer Machir, Mrs. all of the Long Bottom area. Melanie Stethem and Miss Mr . 'and Mrs. Roscoe Denise Dean. Hollon, Mrs. Ada Morris, Pictures of the couple as Mrs. Buel Ridenour, Mrs. babies, .teenagers, in their Jean Summerfield, Mr. and twenties, and at their 30th Mrs. Ttwmas Karr, Mrs. wedding anniversary were Opal Eichinger, Mr. and Mrs. displayed . Pictures were Larry Clark and daughters, taken during the day in- Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Baum, Pack 232 meets all of Chester; Mr. and Mrs. Lawr~nce Rose, Slna M. Murphf , Reedsville. Ray Karr, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth, Grace Campbell, Mr. and Mrs . Willard Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. William Watson, Mrs. Gladys Morgan, Mr. and . Mrs . Horace Karr, Mrs.· William Buckley, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Keller, Randy, Rodney and Russell, Mrs. Janet Korn, Mrs. Bertha Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Karr, Nelle J. Bing, Mrs. Sharon A. Jewell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goegle[n, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Radford, Ted Reed, Jr. and Mr. an!\.Mrs. Walter Schriber, all wthe Pomeroy area. Mr. and Mrs. Edison Hollon, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hamm, Esther Joseph, Paul Baer, Mrs. May Holter, Harry Holter, A. D. · TiltUe, Mrs. Helen ·Maag, Mr. and' Mrs. Ve'rnon Nease, Mr. and Mrs. Alf~ed Yeauger, George Holter, Mr . and Mrs . Clarence Grueser, Minersville, R. D. I ' a:. THE JUBILAIRES, weD known gaspe) ilnglnjj group, will be at the Addison Free Will Baptist Church y, AprU8at.7:30p.m. Pictured above, left to right, are Joan Tom Kessel, Bre Johnson, Blil Maynard and Ruth Stanley. Seated at the plano b Emma Jean Toms. Rev alter Patterson, pastor, Invites the public to attend. · · · With l'egs back in the limelight, get off on the right loot with the "Sun Hop, " Vogue 's sandal sling. Unbelievably flexible with pillowsoli cushioned innersole so you can bare yo~r toes In complete comlort. Sun Hop Is available in solt gluvskin urethane in an array of pastel colors. l\\ POMEROY - Partnerx of the Gallia County Salon 612, Eight and Forty, met at the Pomeroy home of Miss Erma Smith, chapeau, Thursday night for a 6 o'clock dinner followed by a business meeting. Miss Smith was assisted in serving the dinner by her sister, Mrs. Philip Meinhart. Guests were Mrs. Lillian Henderson, Athens, and Mrs. Ruth Powers., Middleport. Welcomed into membership of the salon was Mrs. Joan Ruih. During the meeting convalescent cards were signed for Mrs . Carrie Neutzling, PomerQy; Mrs. Emma Wayland, Mrs. Edith Sauer and Mrs. Helen Kennedy, Appreciated Middleport, all repbrted iii. Mrs. Louise Stewart served as secretaire in the absence of Mrs. Mallei Brown who is vacationing in Florida. Communications read included a bulletin from Mrs. Marcie Huston, de par· tementale chapeau, an· nouncing the spring pouvoir, May I and 2 at Cincinnati. The nominating committee, Mrs. Joan Wood and Mrs. Faye Wildermuth, submitted a slate of officers for the coming y.ear with all being elected. They are Mrs. Grace Pratt, Middleport, Ia petite chapea u; Mrs. Dorothy Hecker, Gallipolis le demi petit chapeau premiere; Mrs. Louise Stewart, Athens, le demi pelit chapeau deuxime; Mrs. lnes Marchi, Gallipolis, 1'aumonier; Mrs. Wildermuth, .Pomeroy, le petit concierge, and ·Mrs. Gladys Cumings , Pomeroy, 1'ar· chiviste. . Miss Smith ·and Mrs. Wildermuth conducted an impressive memorial service for Mrs. Esther Edgar and all deceased partners of the salon. The meeting dosed in ritualistic form and a social hour was enjoyed by the partners. Check out The County Seat. We're open until eight o'clock Mondays and Fridays, and until she o'clock on .other weeknights: If you are Into the young look, look Into the County Seat. Columbus Carpel Distributors Delivers Another Truckload. CORSAGES ,CUT FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS PERMANENT MEMORIAL FLOWERS POMEROY . ·r, FLOWER . SHOP \. Mrs. Millard VanMeter · Phone 992-2039 Pomeroy •. Ohio We Wire Flowers Everywhere .,_ Out ol Town . Wire Orders Should Be Placed Early. \ .·.·.·.. ·.•. ·. ·.· ·.·.·.·.·.·.•: ......... .~..... ...... . ................... ·We Have Quality At Low Price! Roll Reg . $12.95 Gold 1 Roll KITCHEN CARPET STRIPE · For Kitchens, ' INSTALLED SQ. YD. Family Rooms · 1 Roll Hard to Gel IS If, Regular $11.95 $ 95 . SQ. YO. UBBER BACK Roll 12 ft. Wide Red Tweed L~:o•r· 12 ft. Wide Burnt Moss I Roll 12 It. Wide Sparkle Green Beautiful ·SOl NYLON •• "' ' $ . I Mrs. Robert Watson and daughters of Kent spent from ,Sund~y till Wednesday with ' Mr. and Mrs. Edson Roush. Junior Johnson of Racine called at the Arthur Earl Johnson home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Circle and family of Worthington spent Saturday night an~ Sunday with Mrs. Mary Circle. Mr. and Mrs. James Circle of New Haven were at the Circle hpme on· Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. John. son, Sheryl Leann and Patrick called at the home of Mr . and Mrs . Qouglas Johnson on Sunday evening. Twenty.two persons .were present for Sunday School 9n March 211. Betty Van Meter and Eunie' Brinker called at the home of Mrs. Laura Byers of Tanners Run recently . INSTALLED J I~ Fellowship seroices set MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Bible Fellowship at 587 Main St., will go into chapel services Sunday with the Rev. Bobby Elkins preaching at the 9:30 a.m. worship service. Sunday school will be at 10:30 with teachers coming from the spon ,s oring church, Gallipolis. "' -~ Rev. Mr. Elkins will be leading in this new Southern Baptist work affiliated with the Southern Bible Convention. Twenty-four· persons are now enrolled in the Bible study which is being moved from Tuesday nights to Thursday nights at 7:30p.m. beginning April 8. The public is invited to participate. 1 Roll 15 fl. Wide Extra Hea.vv $ 95 . KODEL --- - .. POLVESTER · 'SQ. YO. .CELERY GREEN INSTALLED $ 95 Square Yard · ' I SQ. YD. INSTALLEb CONVENIENT FOOD MART. " " "' "• ~ .. "•• ....,. · •• .... ~ ·,..~ •• INSTALLED- COKE ".. • •• "' 8 PAK 16 OZ. BOmES '129 . •• ~ y No Long Waiting- ~--~---------------~----1 Ro.ll 12' Greeri lndoor·Ouldoor Carpel, (Hard Surface) . · 3.49sq. yd. -..."•• ... .. PWS DEPOSIT ~ Our Carpet Installer Available .... Wendell Grate, Herb "• Grate or Gene SDJith. Y,ou Can Install Yourself, Get Lower · Prices- : ~it-~ fdt, "... ...• Come in and tallno . ~ ..·~ "'.. •• .•. > One-8xl0 TwG-5x7 Nine-Wallet FOR ONLY $ l A ~ r· • 3.00 - '4.50 1 • •• •• PLAZA AT ••• AND T IS'x6'-2' 1 Green Tweed ' 48.00 12'x7'-4: ' Rust 44.00 12'x9'-8" Blue-Brown Shag 99.00 12'xl2' Apple Gre·en, (damaged), at cost • 64.00 12'xl3' Gold, (heavy) 98.00 12'xl5'-6" Rust Shag, (heavy) .. 159.00 12'xl2'·3" Rust Tweed 128.00 • • • •• •• •• • •• •• •• PLENTY OF FREE • ••• •• •• • PARKING· •.. •• L---------~~------~------~~~~~~~~ ~ BICENTENNIAL SPECIAL . Pat's .NATIONWIDE Famou•~;g?.JJle~~Js~al~e·~ · 95 • All Regular $14.95 sq. yd. THIS SALE . REMNANT . SALE •• SPRING VALLEY ; PLEASURE • ~ 12 -ft. Wide Gold & Brown 12 ft. Wide Blue- Brown 12 ft. Wide Harvest, Sun . / 12 ft. Wide Lakeside Blue 12 ft. Wide Apple-Green 12 ft.--Wide Sunset Gold • ROUJi 35 NORTH tiJLZER tmPITAI. .., Reg . $16.95 $ .. • SIZE 30-44 IN ANTI.CLING 100!! WHITE NYLON - ASKTOWED . POMEROY - A marriage license was issued to Terry Lee Metheney, 20, Rt. 2, Ewington,' and Mary Evelyn Johnson , 17, Pomeroy. IS A INSTALLED Reg. $12.95 501 NYLON lWEED . State & Third iu Iff H<J Gallipolis, Ohio SHOPPING ....• ...."... NOT INSTALLED AVOCADO GREEt..! fq • Regular $1D.9S 1 Roll IS Ft. Wide ~ ~T ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ , With Rubber Back .. KITCHEN CARPET SPARKLE GREEN CAN6DJ • Decorative · . center · pieces and bunnies and eggs and all kinds of goodies ·for your Easter S.sket. ~ Carmel News, By the Day • RECEIVING athletic badges at CUb Scout l'llct !32's recent meeting were Steve Wolf and David Garber. DIVORCE ASKED POMEROY - Okla D. Walker, .Syracuse, filed Jpr divorce . against Brenda J. Walker, St. Albans on charges of gross neglect of duty anH extreme cruelly in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Diana Pearl Pettit, Pomeroy, filed for divorce ~gainst Larry Joe Pettit, Pomeroy, ·on charges of gross neglect of duty. If you haven't seen th~ County Seat. then you've mls.sed one of ttle best clothing stQTes around. In The County Seat yo!Jng men and women can flnd just that rlgkt look. We have what yoU want from jeans to classy outfits. . PeddlJr's Pantry DIXON GIVES PAPER MARIETTA - Marietta CQ!lege senior petroleum major Roger Dixon of Pomeroy presented his petroleum paper, "Coal Gaslflcaiion" March 31 In a 40 minute talk before faculty and students. The paper was worih an hour's credit. He was one of ten students giving seminars this year. A 1972 graduate of Meigs High, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dixon, Rock Springs. ' HI-LO SHAG · MUMS AZALEAS . , KENNETH TOMLIN· SON, area game protector, · spoke to cub scouts of Rio Grande Pack 232 at a recent meeting. PT. PLEASANT, Yl· VA. Center; at bo p.m. 11\qrs. TREE RUNS MADE RACINE - The ~cine ER day to Letart Falls lor aquad made two rw Thurs- · Beatrice Donohue, a medical day and one on Friday : · at pluent, and Friday at 7:30 10:30 a.m. Thursday to Port. p.m. tO PorUand lor Charles land lor Ethel Swan, a Hilton, a Oledlcal ·patient, medical patient, who was both to Veterans Memorial taken to Holzer Medical Hospital. OUR EASTER BASKET IS ' BRIMMING OVER Den 2 concentrated on pollution and had a poster contest with "Stop Pollution" 511 MAIN STREET ' LILIES WINS <X>NTEST - Wesley Meeks won the Stop Pollution poster contest held at a recent cub Scout Pack 232 meeting. ·----------····•!111•••··-------------· 1 Roll 1 Ro II 1 Roll (Redl 1 Roll 1 Roll 1 Roll as a theme at· the meeting. The poster judged as the winner was done by Wesley Meeks. Awards fpr this month went to two Webelo members : Steve Wolf and David G!ll"ber.·Both boys earned Athlete Badges. prac~ces . Partners enjoy dinner \ \ OrdeJS EASTER FLOWERS L.. uman, Mrs. Ruth Morgan Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. Pauline Audns, Mrs. Ruby Gothard!, Columbus; Mrs. Douglas Circle, Racine area; Halliday, Mr. and Mrs. Florence Custer, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Roland East. Vernon Weber, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. William Harris, man, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mrs. Stella Grueser, MidJune and Heidi Ashley, Mr. Eastman, Charles and Helen dleport; Mrs. Gloria Michael, and Mrs . .Earl Cross, Susie , Wooite, Coolville area; Mrs. Syracuse. .=::=:=::;:; :~;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::: :::::::::::;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:::;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::\~ BAGS TO MATCH RIO GRANDE - Pack 232 of Rlo Grande held its monthly pack · meeting for March recently. Guest speaker was Kenneth '"Tomlinson, area game ':~protector, who spoke to the scouts and their guests about wildlife conservatlqn, the reasons for game' laws and the reasons for and benefits from the purchasing of hun \ing and fishing licenses. Conservation of ~<~:ll.dllfe and aU other natural resources plus the effect.s of pollution was the lhenie 1ar the work done by the dens this past month. Den· I dlscUS$ed its hike through the Bob Evans Farms Wildlife Exhibit and · surrounding area. AliiCl, Its members exhibited some . posters on conservation •. . :,; . PATTERNS · 1!2 PRICE . If·SIMPUCITY & BUTTERicK ',:, .· ,l . MUST BRING THIS COUPON -6 NATURAL COLOR AGES 3 Mp.-12 YR• CAlL FOR APPOINTMENT - NO WAITING FREE PARKING GROVER'S STUDIO SPRING VALLEY PLAZA GALL,IPOLI~, OHIO PHONE 446·7494 HOURS: 1().5 TUE. ·THRU SAT Till 8 ON THUIIS. I' DONELLI'S PIZZA • L ' ' "SINCE 1958" FEATURE OF THE WEEK TUB OF LASAGNE INQ.UDES: QUART OF SAlAD .3 LOAVES OF 'BREAD FEEDS 3 to 6·PEOPLE •a-.uru . . . . . . . . ...... ! SPRING VALLEY PLAZA 446-3800 MIDDLEPORT · 992-6167 FIGURAMA . Girls Get Ready to wear those . swimsuits this. summer. Visit ~at's Figurama • from Pfollzgrofl 30% OFF .. '•' ..• r-~;;;;;-~ ·'·., Water, Wine Gob~Is Serving PitcH Gill Sets 25% OFF Bros 4S pc. Sets Voluosto 1119.95 PArs NATIONWIDE ' FIGURAMA . VI'S BEAUTY SALON . Vi • joined her staff at her Gallipolis. • shop on Monday, Tuesday and WednesdaJ. COME IN AND GET A NEW STYLE FOR SPRING AND EASTER. Call 446·2600 or Walk In Vi Painter Sharon Kin.caid Maria Hanson Marilyn Pridemore Arrowood .,,, CHILDER'S · MUSIC CENTER " " ~ " .,".•. .PIANO SPECIAL KIMBALL ..." 0::•' .~ ... v ". ..• •V .SPINET PIANOS ,u ".,, ·~ "'w ,., 'h v 0 "776° REG. '1095.00 · ,,....,.,. ,., · ..., �.. ·- ., • , 10- The Sunday Times-Sentinel. Sundav. ADril4.1976 Gerz,heimers observe 50th \ .. . :, ··' ..., .. ." '• .... ,;"' FIRST ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Triplett will celebrate their first anniversary Tuesday. The couple resides in Racine in their mobile home with their son, Buddy. MONEY APPROVED WASHINGTON (UP I) The House Appropriations Committee Friday unanimously approved President Ford's request lor $135 million· to ino~ulate virtually all Americans against an expected outbreak of a long-dormant type of flu. MARGUERIT.E'S SHOES 102 E. Main Betty Ohlinger Pomeroy OPEN FRI. TIL 8 SHOP SAT., TIL 5 White ·Peach Green Yellow Bone CHESTER - Mr. an~ Mrs. Geotge Genheimer were honored with a reception on Sunday , Ma•ch 21 In celebration of their 50th wedding anniversary at the Chester United Method.ist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Genheimer . were married March 20, 1926 at Lancaster . He Is a retired ca rpenter and farmer. Hosting the celebration were their daughter, Mrs. Betty Dean and their grandchildren. A corsage of gold mums was presented to Mrs.· Genheimer and a mum boutonniere to Mr . Genheimer. A gold and gneen color scheme was used throughout the social room of the church. Gues ts registered at a pedestal table made by Mr . . Genheimerinhisshop.On the table was a miniature piano replica filled with roses and gold tapers. . A step table of unusual design, also made by Mr. Genheimer, held several floral arrangements sent to eluding Mr. and Mrs . Genheimer culling the wedding cake, their first and only one, and opening the many gilts and cards. Family group pictures were also taken. Family members attending were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Machir, "'Jr. and Mrs. Terry Stethem, Miss Denise Dean, ·Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wolle, Susan and Andy, Richard Koblentz and David Ki>blentz. Others attending were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marik, Rootstown, 0 .: Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Hamm , South Webster; Marlyn and Unda Newman, Galion; Pauline and 1.Tina King, Columbus ; Ricli\rd Koblentz, New Phladelphia; Mr. and Mrs. Dana Van Meter, daughter, Lori, Belpre; Mr. and Mrs. John Colwell, Vinton, Route I ; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rose, Bidwell; Mr. and Mrs.' Arthur Rose, Utile Hocking ; the Rev. and M,s. Carl liicks, Belpre; 1\lrs. ·James Kemp, the couple Mr. and Mrs. Gallipolis;Mr.Kay Mijl, Roger Gaulfrom of Sumner, Mr. dleport; and Cecil, Mrs. FIO'Yd ,and Mrs. Chester Durst and Joseph, Charleston, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Durst, Ina Kautz, Mrs. Betty Erie, Pa., nephews of the Roush, Mrs. Dale Kautz, Miss couple , and David Koblentz, Nancy Miller, Mr. and Mrs. their son-in-law. .Roy Miller, Mrs. Ruth Erwin, The refreshment table was Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mora, adorned with a three-tiered Mr . and·Mrs. Harold Hamm, cake featuring a winding Mrs. Bertha · Smith, Mrs. staircase, ca ndles, yellow Kathryn Windon, Mrs . Rose r0ses and a wedding cross Ginther, Crystal Erwin, Mr. and bells. A nine-branch and Mrs . P. H. Mora, Mrs. candelabra made by Mr. Roger Gaul, Leona Machir, Genheimerwas featured with all of Pomeroy, Route a. yellow roses, ivy and yellow Mr. and Mrs. Herman tapers. The couple's grand- Carson, Mrs. G. E. Conroy, daughter , Mrs. Pat Wolfe Mr . and Mrs. Curtis Wolfe, presented them a dozen • Mr. and Mrs. PaulJ<arr, Mrs. yellow roses in a cedar bowl Helen Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. also used on the table. John Hayes, Mr. and , Mrs. Cake, punch, nuts, mints·, John J. 'Rose and Julie, Mr: and finger sandwiches an<! anti Mrs. Arthur Orr, Mrs. coffee were served by the Georgia Thoma, Mrs. Helen' granddaughters, Mrs. Wolfe, Nelson, Mrs. Audrey Woode, Mrs. Jennifer Machir, Mrs. all of the Long Bottom area. Melanie Stethem and Miss Mr . 'and Mrs. Roscoe Denise Dean. Hollon, Mrs. Ada Morris, Pictures of the couple as Mrs. Buel Ridenour, Mrs. babies, .teenagers, in their Jean Summerfield, Mr. and twenties, and at their 30th Mrs. Ttwmas Karr, Mrs. wedding anniversary were Opal Eichinger, Mr. and Mrs. displayed . Pictures were Larry Clark and daughters, taken during the day in- Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Baum, Pack 232 meets all of Chester; Mr. and Mrs. Lawr~nce Rose, Slna M. Murphf , Reedsville. Ray Karr, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth, Grace Campbell, Mr. and Mrs . Willard Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. William Watson, Mrs. Gladys Morgan, Mr. and . Mrs . Horace Karr, Mrs.· William Buckley, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Keller, Randy, Rodney and Russell, Mrs. Janet Korn, Mrs. Bertha Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Karr, Nelle J. Bing, Mrs. Sharon A. Jewell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goegle[n, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Radford, Ted Reed, Jr. and Mr. an!\.Mrs. Walter Schriber, all wthe Pomeroy area. Mr. and Mrs. Edison Hollon, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hamm, Esther Joseph, Paul Baer, Mrs. May Holter, Harry Holter, A. D. · TiltUe, Mrs. Helen ·Maag, Mr. and' Mrs. Ve'rnon Nease, Mr. and Mrs. Alf~ed Yeauger, George Holter, Mr . and Mrs . Clarence Grueser, Minersville, R. D. I ' a:. THE JUBILAIRES, weD known gaspe) ilnglnjj group, will be at the Addison Free Will Baptist Church y, AprU8at.7:30p.m. Pictured above, left to right, are Joan Tom Kessel, Bre Johnson, Blil Maynard and Ruth Stanley. Seated at the plano b Emma Jean Toms. Rev alter Patterson, pastor, Invites the public to attend. · · · With l'egs back in the limelight, get off on the right loot with the "Sun Hop, " Vogue 's sandal sling. Unbelievably flexible with pillowsoli cushioned innersole so you can bare yo~r toes In complete comlort. Sun Hop Is available in solt gluvskin urethane in an array of pastel colors. l\\ POMEROY - Partnerx of the Gallia County Salon 612, Eight and Forty, met at the Pomeroy home of Miss Erma Smith, chapeau, Thursday night for a 6 o'clock dinner followed by a business meeting. Miss Smith was assisted in serving the dinner by her sister, Mrs. Philip Meinhart. Guests were Mrs. Lillian Henderson, Athens, and Mrs. Ruth Powers., Middleport. Welcomed into membership of the salon was Mrs. Joan Ruih. During the meeting convalescent cards were signed for Mrs . Carrie Neutzling, PomerQy; Mrs. Emma Wayland, Mrs. Edith Sauer and Mrs. Helen Kennedy, Appreciated Middleport, all repbrted iii. Mrs. Louise Stewart served as secretaire in the absence of Mrs. Mallei Brown who is vacationing in Florida. Communications read included a bulletin from Mrs. Marcie Huston, de par· tementale chapeau, an· nouncing the spring pouvoir, May I and 2 at Cincinnati. The nominating committee, Mrs. Joan Wood and Mrs. Faye Wildermuth, submitted a slate of officers for the coming y.ear with all being elected. They are Mrs. Grace Pratt, Middleport, Ia petite chapea u; Mrs. Dorothy Hecker, Gallipolis le demi petit chapeau premiere; Mrs. Louise Stewart, Athens, le demi pelit chapeau deuxime; Mrs. lnes Marchi, Gallipolis, 1'aumonier; Mrs. Wildermuth, .Pomeroy, le petit concierge, and ·Mrs. Gladys Cumings , Pomeroy, 1'ar· chiviste. . Miss Smith ·and Mrs. Wildermuth conducted an impressive memorial service for Mrs. Esther Edgar and all deceased partners of the salon. The meeting dosed in ritualistic form and a social hour was enjoyed by the partners. Check out The County Seat. We're open until eight o'clock Mondays and Fridays, and until she o'clock on .other weeknights: If you are Into the young look, look Into the County Seat. Columbus Carpel Distributors Delivers Another Truckload. CORSAGES ,CUT FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS PERMANENT MEMORIAL FLOWERS POMEROY . ·r, FLOWER . SHOP \. Mrs. Millard VanMeter · Phone 992-2039 Pomeroy •. Ohio We Wire Flowers Everywhere .,_ Out ol Town . Wire Orders Should Be Placed Early. \ .·.·.·.. ·.•. ·. ·.· ·.·.·.·.·.·.•: ......... .~..... ...... . ................... ·We Have Quality At Low Price! Roll Reg . $12.95 Gold 1 Roll KITCHEN CARPET STRIPE · For Kitchens, ' INSTALLED SQ. YD. Family Rooms · 1 Roll Hard to Gel IS If, Regular $11.95 $ 95 . SQ. YO. UBBER BACK Roll 12 ft. Wide Red Tweed L~:o•r· 12 ft. Wide Burnt Moss I Roll 12 It. Wide Sparkle Green Beautiful ·SOl NYLON •• "' ' $ . I Mrs. Robert Watson and daughters of Kent spent from ,Sund~y till Wednesday with ' Mr. and Mrs. Edson Roush. Junior Johnson of Racine called at the Arthur Earl Johnson home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Circle and family of Worthington spent Saturday night an~ Sunday with Mrs. Mary Circle. Mr. and Mrs. James Circle of New Haven were at the Circle hpme on· Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. John. son, Sheryl Leann and Patrick called at the home of Mr . and Mrs . Qouglas Johnson on Sunday evening. Twenty.two persons .were present for Sunday School 9n March 211. Betty Van Meter and Eunie' Brinker called at the home of Mrs. Laura Byers of Tanners Run recently . INSTALLED J I~ Fellowship seroices set MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Bible Fellowship at 587 Main St., will go into chapel services Sunday with the Rev. Bobby Elkins preaching at the 9:30 a.m. worship service. Sunday school will be at 10:30 with teachers coming from the spon ,s oring church, Gallipolis. "' -~ Rev. Mr. Elkins will be leading in this new Southern Baptist work affiliated with the Southern Bible Convention. Twenty-four· persons are now enrolled in the Bible study which is being moved from Tuesday nights to Thursday nights at 7:30p.m. beginning April 8. The public is invited to participate. 1 Roll 15 fl. Wide Extra Hea.vv $ 95 . KODEL --- - .. POLVESTER · 'SQ. YO. .CELERY GREEN INSTALLED $ 95 Square Yard · ' I SQ. YD. INSTALLEb CONVENIENT FOOD MART. " " "' "• ~ .. "•• ....,. · •• .... ~ ·,..~ •• INSTALLED- COKE ".. • •• "' 8 PAK 16 OZ. BOmES '129 . •• ~ y No Long Waiting- ~--~---------------~----1 Ro.ll 12' Greeri lndoor·Ouldoor Carpel, (Hard Surface) . · 3.49sq. yd. -..."•• ... .. PWS DEPOSIT ~ Our Carpet Installer Available .... Wendell Grate, Herb "• Grate or Gene SDJith. Y,ou Can Install Yourself, Get Lower · Prices- : ~it-~ fdt, "... ...• Come in and tallno . ~ ..·~ "'.. •• .•. > One-8xl0 TwG-5x7 Nine-Wallet FOR ONLY $ l A ~ r· • 3.00 - '4.50 1 • •• •• PLAZA AT ••• AND T IS'x6'-2' 1 Green Tweed ' 48.00 12'x7'-4: ' Rust 44.00 12'x9'-8" Blue-Brown Shag 99.00 12'xl2' Apple Gre·en, (damaged), at cost • 64.00 12'xl3' Gold, (heavy) 98.00 12'xl5'-6" Rust Shag, (heavy) .. 159.00 12'xl2'·3" Rust Tweed 128.00 • • • •• •• •• • •• •• •• PLENTY OF FREE • ••• •• •• • PARKING· •.. •• L---------~~------~------~~~~~~~~ ~ BICENTENNIAL SPECIAL . Pat's .NATIONWIDE Famou•~;g?.JJle~~Js~al~e·~ · 95 • All Regular $14.95 sq. yd. THIS SALE . REMNANT . SALE •• SPRING VALLEY ; PLEASURE • ~ 12 -ft. Wide Gold & Brown 12 ft. Wide Blue- Brown 12 ft. Wide Harvest, Sun . / 12 ft. Wide Lakeside Blue 12 ft. Wide Apple-Green 12 ft.--Wide Sunset Gold • ROUJi 35 NORTH tiJLZER tmPITAI. .., Reg . $16.95 $ .. • SIZE 30-44 IN ANTI.CLING 100!! WHITE NYLON - ASKTOWED . POMEROY - A marriage license was issued to Terry Lee Metheney, 20, Rt. 2, Ewington,' and Mary Evelyn Johnson , 17, Pomeroy. IS A INSTALLED Reg. $12.95 501 NYLON lWEED . State & Third iu Iff H<J Gallipolis, Ohio SHOPPING ....• ...."... NOT INSTALLED AVOCADO GREEt..! fq • Regular $1D.9S 1 Roll IS Ft. Wide ~ ~T ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ , With Rubber Back .. KITCHEN CARPET SPARKLE GREEN CAN6DJ • Decorative · . center · pieces and bunnies and eggs and all kinds of goodies ·for your Easter S.sket. ~ Carmel News, By the Day • RECEIVING athletic badges at CUb Scout l'llct !32's recent meeting were Steve Wolf and David Garber. DIVORCE ASKED POMEROY - Okla D. Walker, .Syracuse, filed Jpr divorce . against Brenda J. Walker, St. Albans on charges of gross neglect of duty anH extreme cruelly in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Diana Pearl Pettit, Pomeroy, filed for divorce ~gainst Larry Joe Pettit, Pomeroy, ·on charges of gross neglect of duty. If you haven't seen th~ County Seat. then you've mls.sed one of ttle best clothing stQTes around. In The County Seat yo!Jng men and women can flnd just that rlgkt look. We have what yoU want from jeans to classy outfits. . PeddlJr's Pantry DIXON GIVES PAPER MARIETTA - Marietta CQ!lege senior petroleum major Roger Dixon of Pomeroy presented his petroleum paper, "Coal Gaslflcaiion" March 31 In a 40 minute talk before faculty and students. The paper was worih an hour's credit. He was one of ten students giving seminars this year. A 1972 graduate of Meigs High, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dixon, Rock Springs. ' HI-LO SHAG · MUMS AZALEAS . , KENNETH TOMLIN· SON, area game protector, · spoke to cub scouts of Rio Grande Pack 232 at a recent meeting. PT. PLEASANT, Yl· VA. Center; at bo p.m. 11\qrs. TREE RUNS MADE RACINE - The ~cine ER day to Letart Falls lor aquad made two rw Thurs- · Beatrice Donohue, a medical day and one on Friday : · at pluent, and Friday at 7:30 10:30 a.m. Thursday to Port. p.m. tO PorUand lor Charles land lor Ethel Swan, a Hilton, a Oledlcal ·patient, medical patient, who was both to Veterans Memorial taken to Holzer Medical Hospital. OUR EASTER BASKET IS ' BRIMMING OVER Den 2 concentrated on pollution and had a poster contest with "Stop Pollution" 511 MAIN STREET ' LILIES WINS <X>NTEST - Wesley Meeks won the Stop Pollution poster contest held at a recent cub Scout Pack 232 meeting. ·----------····•!111•••··-------------· 1 Roll 1 Ro II 1 Roll (Redl 1 Roll 1 Roll 1 Roll as a theme at· the meeting. The poster judged as the winner was done by Wesley Meeks. Awards fpr this month went to two Webelo members : Steve Wolf and David G!ll"ber.·Both boys earned Athlete Badges. prac~ces . Partners enjoy dinner \ \ OrdeJS EASTER FLOWERS L.. uman, Mrs. Ruth Morgan Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. Pauline Audns, Mrs. Ruby Gothard!, Columbus; Mrs. Douglas Circle, Racine area; Halliday, Mr. and Mrs. Florence Custer, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Roland East. Vernon Weber, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. William Harris, man, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mrs. Stella Grueser, MidJune and Heidi Ashley, Mr. Eastman, Charles and Helen dleport; Mrs. Gloria Michael, and Mrs . .Earl Cross, Susie , Wooite, Coolville area; Mrs. Syracuse. .=::=:=::;:; :~;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::: :::::::::::;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:::;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::\~ BAGS TO MATCH RIO GRANDE - Pack 232 of Rlo Grande held its monthly pack · meeting for March recently. Guest speaker was Kenneth '"Tomlinson, area game ':~protector, who spoke to the scouts and their guests about wildlife conservatlqn, the reasons for game' laws and the reasons for and benefits from the purchasing of hun \ing and fishing licenses. Conservation of ~<~:ll.dllfe and aU other natural resources plus the effect.s of pollution was the lhenie 1ar the work done by the dens this past month. Den· I dlscUS$ed its hike through the Bob Evans Farms Wildlife Exhibit and · surrounding area. AliiCl, Its members exhibited some . posters on conservation •. . :,; . PATTERNS · 1!2 PRICE . If·SIMPUCITY & BUTTERicK ',:, .· ,l . MUST BRING THIS COUPON -6 NATURAL COLOR AGES 3 Mp.-12 YR• CAlL FOR APPOINTMENT - NO WAITING FREE PARKING GROVER'S STUDIO SPRING VALLEY PLAZA GALL,IPOLI~, OHIO PHONE 446·7494 HOURS: 1().5 TUE. ·THRU SAT Till 8 ON THUIIS. I' DONELLI'S PIZZA • L ' ' "SINCE 1958" FEATURE OF THE WEEK TUB OF LASAGNE INQ.UDES: QUART OF SAlAD .3 LOAVES OF 'BREAD FEEDS 3 to 6·PEOPLE •a-.uru . . . . . . . . ...... ! SPRING VALLEY PLAZA 446-3800 MIDDLEPORT · 992-6167 FIGURAMA . Girls Get Ready to wear those . swimsuits this. summer. Visit ~at's Figurama • from Pfollzgrofl 30% OFF .. '•' ..• r-~;;;;;-~ ·'·., Water, Wine Gob~Is Serving PitcH Gill Sets 25% OFF Bros 4S pc. Sets Voluosto 1119.95 PArs NATIONWIDE ' FIGURAMA . VI'S BEAUTY SALON . Vi • joined her staff at her Gallipolis. • shop on Monday, Tuesday and WednesdaJ. COME IN AND GET A NEW STYLE FOR SPRING AND EASTER. Call 446·2600 or Walk In Vi Painter Sharon Kin.caid Maria Hanson Marilyn Pridemore Arrowood .,,, CHILDER'S · MUSIC CENTER " " ~ " .,".•. .PIANO SPECIAL KIMBALL ..." 0::•' .~ ... v ". ..• •V .SPINET PIANOS ,u ".,, ·~ "'w ,., 'h v 0 "776° REG. '1095.00 · ,,....,.,. ,., · ..., �.. ··~·--~''' " fitting .techniqueS, }aught to sewers BY CHARLENE HI)EFLICH while in some firm or woven MIDDLEPORT .:.. The fabrics a little additional'fullmature woman with· her all ness needs to be used in the . too imperfect figure and the back. problems she laces in getting As the clothing specialist a Cit in clothing was the topic said you' may not want all of a four week program on your pan Is to Cit the same \ fitting techniques conducted way. Some women want • here by Mrs. Norma Deyo. "stand-up" pants for dress • Al)y garment is only , as and olhers want "sit-down" • attractive as it is suitably pants, for scrubbi!;% fitted to the wearer was the Mrs. Deyo said that the message of the extension ideal Wily to fit pants is to clothing specialist from Ohlo make a trial pair from State Uni.versity. muslin, old but firm sheets or . ,f She talked about adding draperies ,-or·an inexpensive fullness where it's needed, woven fabric. Then make and taking out fullness where needed ~jlterations in the trial El'j.l)EMBLE TO PERFORM - The Tuppers Plains Church of Christ will present a it's not needed so that the pants, tl-ansfer th'ese to the vocal ensemble, "Sounds of Joy" from the Cincinnati Bible College, Friday, Saturday and finished garment wiU have " pattern and use the altered Sunday . The program is designed for all ages with special emphasis on youth. Friday and that "made just for me " look. pattern for cutting new pants Saturday, the group wiU be presented at 7:30 p.m. and on Sunday morning, Sunday Classes covered were from either knit or woven afternoon at 2p.m. and Sunday at 7 p.m. Making up the group are, back row, 1tor, Jo Ellen selecting the right pattern ·for fabrics. Jones, Chuck Lees arid Martha Miller ; front, Regina Kennedy and Gary Petty john" The figure type, making the And that was the procedure public is cordially invited to the services. necessary alterations, and followed in the fitting classes. constructing a · well-fitted Thi's procedure is essential, garment. Miss Marta she said, to ge t the "set" of Guilkey, Meigs County ex- the pan!~' correct so that the tension agent, assisted Mrs. crotch length, crotch depth · Deyo in working with ihe 20 and position of the grainline DISMAYED IN OHIO w omen enrolled in the class. and sems are right. WASHINGTON (UPI) While some of- the women ' Mrs. Deyo demonstrated Cari 'Burke, chairman of the elected to make dresses, how to use a tuck to take out Churc h for President many were more concerned the excess fullness in the (.'<lmmittee, Friday exabout pants to fit the ·fuller , back at the top ofthe legs just pressed "dismay ". at "legal rounded figure of the mature below the hips. She showed technicalities" which Don't worry and wonder about learning your way woman. Achieving an at- how to add fullness to .take threaten to exclude Sen . around town . Or what to see and do . Or wh om to ask.. tractive fi t in pants is not care of a prominent tummy As your WELCOME WAGON Hostess, t can si\"plil y the Frank Churcli, D-ldaho, from easy for many, as Mrs. Deyo and how to increase the business ol getting se~tled. Help you belli~ to enJOY you_r the .rune 8 Ohio primary. new town ... good shoppi ng, local attractions, commun1ty pointed out. crotch length to avoid the Btu·ke said unofficial reports opportunitie s. . Pants should fit smoothly unsightly puckers and pulls from local boards of elections And my basket is full of use!ul !Ills to ple1se your when you stand and feel ca used by the too short fam ily iridicated petitions for Church comfortable when you sit. crotch. Take a break from unpack1ng and call me. lacked 107 signatures of the In today's way of life, pants 1,000 needed to place him on This means that the back of your pants has lo give when . almost a necessity and fit the · ballot for at-large you bend your body at the can make the difference bedelegate .He said 370 of t,263 hips. Stretchable knits .have tween the attractive and the signatures were disallowed . the ease required for thi s, unattractive appearance, Mrs. Deyo concluded. Community" By Charlene Comer Hoeflich POMEROY - Bert and Chlorus Grimm, 110 serious!l; Injured in an-auto accident in F1orida a few weeks ago, are t.ck borne. . 'lbey were released from the hOIJiital]aat week and then came vjjl plane to Columbus. Bob and Joyce (son. and daUShter.m.law) were there to act'Ompany them home on the · lllght. 'lbey stayeclln Columbus tmtll 'lbunday night. Joyce ~be spending the next week here with Bert and Ollorus, and then their other daughter-In-law, Mrs. RUBseU Grlnun of St. Cla\rSVille, trill i:ome for a week. . · We're sure neither of them ls up to many vlsltors yet, but we did feel you'dllke to know that they're back home. -" ' 'qifk~~~/Vll NEXT SUNDAY at 3 p.m. the Senior Citizens Chorus will Easter Cantata, "The Seven Last Words" by Ritter at lhe Pomeroy Baptist Church, 'lbe cantata had a~dy been started when Can:le Neutzllng' became W, so Allee Nease has taken over In her absence. TO ENOOURAGE READING, every fourth, Hfth and sixth I grader in the Meigs Local School Dlstrlct will receive a free book. 'lbe project Ill one of several being carried out by the Meigs Local Teacher Corps free reading conunlttee headed by BoMie Marlene Flsher-andno, the funding is not locaUy. 'lbeae books have been carefully selected by Mrs. Fisher on tile baBIB of high interest subjects of appeal to youngsters In these Intermediate grades. Voltmteers are needed now to assist the teachers in getting the books 011t since $1!Ch things as reading level and interest must be considered on an Individual Calendar basi& to assure that the right hook get8 to the right chUd slltce thlsisthekeytogettlngthecltildtoreadthebook. EXHIBIT for tile month of April: All items for the Art For volunteers lt will Involve very Utile time, an hour and Auction, Riverby. a half training session and a day for distributing hooka. Want GALlERY HOURS: Saturdays and SwiCiays, 1 p.m. to 5 to help? Just call!m-7532 Friday. p.m. Tuesdaysand'lbursdays,10a.m. to3p.m. · April 20, Tuesday, 8 p.m. - F.A.C. Interdepartmental UJCAL "SEENS"-Pomeroy kindergarten teacher Mary Meeting, Riverby. " CarolYn Wiley and huslland, Llirry, oft'lor a holiday in the April 22, Thursday, 9-11 a.m. - Christmas Committee, Bahamas ... .attractive Jane Jacobs beglruilng secretarial IUverby. duties at the Bradbury school replacing Gertrude Casto, now Aprll24, Saturday, 8 p.m. -Art auction and sangria party, with Karr Consti1!ction... fonner resident Helen !Joyd, now of Joy Prendergast, chairman, Riverby. McConnelsville, .signing up for Fay Sauer's group tour of . April 25, Sunday, · .2-4 p.m. Parent-Otild Workshop, Europe next month ... Margaret Brown lamenting about some Riverby. ' knee surgery she.'ll have this week ... Meigs Extension Agent April 26-30, Monday • Friday, Painting workshop Marta GWikey radiating as she plans for a May wedding... eoilducted by well-known artist, Jack Richard of Cuyahoga Falls, River by. · " April 27, Tuesday, 8 p.m. - F.A.C. Trustees Meeting, River by; ·. ·-: ··:·······:.:.·.;.· ·.·· ... 2:45p.m. May 29, Saturday, 9 p.m.• I a.m. - Blce!!tennW baU, Friday, April 9 - Easter Gallla Cotmty Fairgrounds. The orchestra: ~ United Sound. Bazaar, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.; Art Advance Tickets, $17.76 per CO!fPie. At the door, ~per couple. ChiSB, 11).11 a.m.; Cards, IO- Bob and Jane Daniel, ~hairpersons. U :30 a.m.; Bowling, 1-3 p.m. POMEROY Meigs S111day, April 11 - Easter Senior Citizens Center ac- • Cantata, 3 p.m., Flrs~aptist tossed salad, purple plums, · TWOKIILED tivliies located at the Church, Pomeroy, . VALLEY VIEW, Ohio Pomeroy J1mlor IHgh School Senior Citizens Nutrition 'bread, butter, mllk. Friday - Baked steak, (UP!)- Thomas Casadonte, Is open 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday Program, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 through Friday. p.m. Monday through Friday. buttered steamed potatoes, 58, Garfield Heights, and Monday, April 5 _Easter Monday - Braised beef caullfiower with cheese . Joeeph Staaecll, 35, Parma, Bazaar ; 9 a.m.-S p.m.; cubes In mushroom sauce on sauce, orange and gr~ult were killed Friday when their Whittling, 10·ll:30 a.m.; rice, buttered green beans, sections, roU, butter, milk. cars collided head-oo along Coffee, tea and buttermllt Rockslde Rd., pollee said. Square Dance, 12:30-3 pm. peach cobbler, bread, butter, aerved daily. Lunch progrlllil Tueaday; April 6 - Easter mllk. is on a donation basis fof"" "· Bazaar, 9 a.m.·3 p.m.; Tuesday - Glazed ham Senior citizens. Guests of Physical Fitness, 11 •11 , 30 loaf1 au gratin potatoes, cole Senior citizens are charged a.m.; Chorus, 12:39-2 pm. slaw with tomato wedge, KILLED BY TRACTOR Wednesday, April 7 _ pineapple upside down cake, $1. ., __._ Ba • bread, butter, mllk. MT. VERNON, Ohio (UP!) Wednead - Chili ...,."'" zaar, 9a.m .... p.m.; -Robert Lee Van Dyke, 48, · Garnes, 12:39-2 pni. ay con Powell, tyas crushed to death 'lburaday April 8 _Easter carne, collage cheese on pearIn 1933, 73 crew members Friday under a tractor when Baza.ar, g a.m.-3 p.m.; half, strawberry gelatin with Physical Fitness 11-11,30 whipped topping, cornbread, were lost When the U.S. Navy it overturned on a mound of dirigible "Akron" foundered dirt on a Knox County farm • · butter milk a.m.; Ballroom Dancing, Tbw!sds ·_ Oli k d In a storm and feU Into the six miles northeast of Cen· 12:39-1:30 p.m.; Movie, 1 '~ dUropiingi, butter~denpeS:s, ocean off Barnegat Bay, N:J. terburg. .. are . Quality Craftsmanship! i _L Tht SOMER~\' • G tO~W 19:/.;o•~ CHROMACOLOR II TABLE MODEL • [ nt'll~ S t" n~ ~ l od · SI• I~ C ~tll <~ • Powto Suuy li ollaGt ll tg ~ltll ng • Bfllllnl 6y11em cnrom•cctor l' lt hl .. • SQiid·St•re r ~~·ng Sr 51 em o u,.~~~~~ ~ Som~r ar oo W•ln~t ~ ' ·~· sh . TIM AM8AS.SAU0A ;1'~/,H o O•OliJW (' 100% SOUD·STATE CHROMA(OlOI' GIANT·SCREEN • Brilhnt Chrom.color prcUelube t IOI'I <r.t SOiid·SIIIe Tit1n chilull • P11enled Power Sentry 25' CONSOLE TV ~Oillif r*JUIIUnt 1y11am DIII ()UII ~l OelQIIS of Saving s Bond Otter . I. Only Zei'lith co lor TV models in this ~dare eligible (!nd must be Clellv ered from now through Apri l 1{) , 1976 and are new and unused. · · 2. The Trac y.Wells Company reserves the righT ro make fina l judgement concerning appllcafion of The rules of this program . 3. tl'le sale and delivery or each co lor TV from this ad clalmlnSI the Bond olfer is subject to verification by The Tracv ·Wells Compt.'lny lrom the selling dealer . 4. This offer Is made by The Tracy .Wells Co.mpanv through parti cipati ng Zenith dealers . 0 . FAMOUS ZENITH QUALITYand DEPf.NDABILITY! COIIIJ£MPORARY T"-IILITOH • G4144P CHESTER, OHIO and Drew Legion, WebsterwillPost;American be canvassing Rutland for contributions for cancer fund · next week beginning Monday. REVIVAL SERVICES , Monday through April 10 at · Eagle Ridge Church, 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Edsel Hart wlll · be the evangelist. Featured . singers Dan Hayman and ' .McDaniel Trio along with others. Public invited. • MIDDLEPORT GARDEN Club, 7:30 Monday, Mid. dleporl Firemen's Lounge, Ron Mills, New Lexington, 0hio State Forestry Service, will be the speaker. MEIGS COUNTY Salon 710, Eight and Forty, home of Mrs. Lula Hampton, Monday, 7:30p.m. Mrs. Zuelella Smith to have a memorial service. Girl scout cookies to be · delivered. Bottle caps are to be turned ln. , STC,P IN TOOAY:_CHOOSE THE STYLE THAT'S RICHT FOR YOU! RIDENOUR ·:· EYERY ZBIITM 1110!1 SOUD·STITI' CHRO.ACOLOR U TV SISTI• FIITURIS SUNDAY MARY Shrine 37, Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem, rehearsal 2 p.m. Sunday ,at Pomeroy Masonic Temple for installation of officers. . SONGFESTSnnday, tp.m. at Seventh-D'ay Adventist Church. All singers and public invi ted . BLACK Lung meeting Sunday at Jack's Club, intersection o~ SR 7and 143, at 1 p.m. President of Southeast' Ohio Black Lung Association will be present. ' SLIDES . DF Camp Hountiful 's history narrated by Joe Stobart and Jim Cleland using audio visual equipme nt. Everyone welcome. TRI-COUNTY CB Club skating party Sunday from 5 tll/:30 p.m. at Chester SkateA-Way . Members and families welcome. INDEPENDENT BASEBALL Sunday, 2 p.m. at Portland Elementary School with Portland Bandits liague opposing Middleport League; public invited. FIRST PULL of the 'season will be held Sunday by the Tuppers Plains Pony Pullers Association at 1 p.m. at Bar30 show grounds south of · Tuppers Plains. Watch for signs. Refreshments. Putilic . welcome. MONDAY POMEROY CHAPTER 80 Royal Arch Masons special convocation Monday, 7:30 p.m. at Masonic Temple · to confer th~ mark master and past I'T)aster degrees . RUTLAND GARDEN Club SOUTHERN ATHLETIC Boosters Monaay 7:30p.m. at high school. Interested persons invited to attend. TRI-COUNtY CB Club Monday at , Pomeroy, Elementary School, 7:30p.m. DEL REEVES, ]jg name recOI'dlng star, wW be featured at a "countrywesternsbow"onSaturday, July 3, at Southern High School in Racine, at 8 p.m. Also appearing will be The Good Time Olarlles. Reevl!ll, from NashVille, has had such hits as ''Girl On the Billboard" "BeUes of . Southern BeU," "Landmark Tavern,': "Phlladeipllla P!tUllea," "A Do:!en Pair of Boola" and "'lbe Beat Is Yet To Come." The event is being sponsored by lhe Racine Voltmteer Fire Department. Advance tickets are ~for a~ta and $2.50 for students. At the door tickets wiU be" ailults and $3.50 students. Tickets may be purchased from any member of the fire department. Pete Simpson Is P'Ogram chairman. Simpson reported that plans for a 4'!' of July celebration are being made. ~nsent•n MRS. PAULINE MYERS of Long Bottom modeling the pants she made during the fitting technique classes, gets same final suggestions on fitting from Mrs, Nonna Deyo, state clothing specialist of Ohio State University, left, and Miss Marta Guilkey, Meigs County extension agent. Sr. Citizens Calendar PATTERN ADJUSTMENTS to fit th~ figure was a feature of the sewing classes taught here over the past month by Mrs. Norma Deyo, state clothing speclatist of Oltio State University. ' Chris Munford talks to group GALLIPOLIS - Chris Munford of Holzer Medical Center's social services department spoke recently to the United Methodist Women of Grace United Methodist Church. She explained how the program began three years ago and the social services available for all ages and income brackets at Holzer Medical Center. She said the social serVices department is !her~ to work with individual needs and to help patients and families of patients with all types of problems from finances and hospital care to home care . The next general meeting of the United Methodist Women will be May 19. at 6 p.m. at Grace United Methodist Church for the annual mother-daughter ban"Quet. Rl. 35 Henderson, W.Va. Look sophisticated and feminine in the soft pastel fashion by Jack Winters / telephone number to be established In aU counUea of · Ohio by J111. I, 19'79. . The bW wpuld allow anyone with an emergency to obljlin pollee, fire, polson control, weather, suicide prevention or drug abuse control assistance by dlatq en. E111ergency service• of m~miclpaliUes, tow'nlhlpe, coun~, the Ohio Jfi&hway Patrol and state and federal be plugged Into the s)'llem, No money ~uld be required to governm~nta '· would 011 pay you fhe ON FRIDAY Jan and Charles Lochary and their teenagers, Robert and Meg, wW leave via Boeing 707 from O'Hare Airport, Chicago, for a trip to Europe. 'lb'ey'U be . travelq with the Elgin, ru. Hlgh School CholJI. Jan is a teacher at that high sclloql. ! The group will arrive In Munich, Gennany ,Saturday and ·lr001•there go to Kitzbuehel on the Austrian border. On SUnday lhey'U travel to Opatija, Yugoslavia which take~~ them to the Italian Jlorder. 'lbeir tour wl1i take them along lhe Adriatic Sea coast wllh,vislts to Rijeka, Zadar, Spllt, Sarajevo, Mostar and Oubro\'llik from where they'U leave on April 17 for their trip home. ' Just moved in? 1~ help you out. l:MERGENCY PHONE . OOLUMBUS(UPI) - State Rep. ReJ F. Kieffer Jr., R· Zaneavllle, and 28 other HOWie members from both. parties, 'lburaday introduced · legi~latlon calling for a qniversal emergency • on yoursav1 no matter-what you'te looking ·for in savings or investment certificates... · · · • Olive Sbeet GOLDEN PASSBOOK 3·MONTH CERTIFICATE 5~; s~~.~% 5~~.% 5~~.% • Co~tpo~R~Id Oalf~! • Pev••l• Querttrlw • Mlnim11m SI,OOO.OO • ,,,••,, o''""'' • .,,,,.,... sta.eo 2-YEAR CERTIFICATE 3·YEAR CERTIFICATE YIELO 1-YEAR CERTIFICATE 6~. ' 6~.. U.T£ • P•r•blt Ouarttrty • flllln lm111 $1,001.00 •• Para•t• G•lrltrtr • · Ml•l••m 11.010.00 4·YEAR CERTIFICATE 6· YEAR CERTIFICATE 7 ~,% 7~~.% And In atldltlon 10 all this . . \ montltlv or Quanerly Income .. , peld on one ~ lwo , three, lour. or six year certlficatu. Interest pay· allle mo11thly II you desire on cerllflcatu w l l~ liCe amount of S$,000.00 or mMI. 'rlprls1 0. lATE • Pavable Qutrletty • ~ lnimum. 51'.000 .00 OPEN• WEEK DAYS AT 10:00 SUNDAYS AT t:OO r----------------------------· 6~~.% fiAT£ • Payabla Q111rt1rly t Minlm11m 11,000.00 BUILDING SUPPUES "For the Most Discriminating Woman" PASSBOOK SAVINGS IIAlE CARTER &EVANS •PANTS •SKIRTS •BLOUSES •BLAZERS •SHIRT JACKETs •SPRING SWEATERS • • Payabl! Oltarterty • Mini"''"' $1.000:00 Ffdmt Regulailona require a substantial fo r premat11re wllhdrawat of certlfl· penal!~ Ult tunds. · you'll find it at SUNDAY ONLY OhioValley Bank LADIES' SANDALS, Why settle for less than the best? . When it comes to your savings·, you want a .fair ·return, the highest legally possible, with a guarantee of safety for your funds, and accessibility to these funds REG. •16.99 · on reasonable notice of withdrawal. This is exactly what Ohio Valley Bank wants and promises their de· . . positors. No wonder savings deposits eontinue to be at an \ all-time high. <w~ Will! '1.2'' FO~ SHOES SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ' 1101& ) II MON •.THRU SAT. 1.0 til 9 SUNDAY ·I II 5 A!UJ ~ HOURS ~ rOhioValley Bank . MondiJtlnflldlr ' 7:30 Ill tl 5:10 jill -- , " · Gallipolis. Ohio · 'fornbor FD!C The leading saving• plana are a' the lead In~ savlnga bank. 7:30• tl ~,, ,, • • ' • ~I • �.. ··~·--~''' " fitting .techniqueS, }aught to sewers BY CHARLENE HI)EFLICH while in some firm or woven MIDDLEPORT .:.. The fabrics a little additional'fullmature woman with· her all ness needs to be used in the . too imperfect figure and the back. problems she laces in getting As the clothing specialist a Cit in clothing was the topic said you' may not want all of a four week program on your pan Is to Cit the same \ fitting techniques conducted way. Some women want • here by Mrs. Norma Deyo. "stand-up" pants for dress • Al)y garment is only , as and olhers want "sit-down" • attractive as it is suitably pants, for scrubbi!;% fitted to the wearer was the Mrs. Deyo said that the message of the extension ideal Wily to fit pants is to clothing specialist from Ohlo make a trial pair from State Uni.versity. muslin, old but firm sheets or . ,f She talked about adding draperies ,-or·an inexpensive fullness where it's needed, woven fabric. Then make and taking out fullness where needed ~jlterations in the trial El'j.l)EMBLE TO PERFORM - The Tuppers Plains Church of Christ will present a it's not needed so that the pants, tl-ansfer th'ese to the vocal ensemble, "Sounds of Joy" from the Cincinnati Bible College, Friday, Saturday and finished garment wiU have " pattern and use the altered Sunday . The program is designed for all ages with special emphasis on youth. Friday and that "made just for me " look. pattern for cutting new pants Saturday, the group wiU be presented at 7:30 p.m. and on Sunday morning, Sunday Classes covered were from either knit or woven afternoon at 2p.m. and Sunday at 7 p.m. Making up the group are, back row, 1tor, Jo Ellen selecting the right pattern ·for fabrics. Jones, Chuck Lees arid Martha Miller ; front, Regina Kennedy and Gary Petty john" The figure type, making the And that was the procedure public is cordially invited to the services. necessary alterations, and followed in the fitting classes. constructing a · well-fitted Thi's procedure is essential, garment. Miss Marta she said, to ge t the "set" of Guilkey, Meigs County ex- the pan!~' correct so that the tension agent, assisted Mrs. crotch length, crotch depth · Deyo in working with ihe 20 and position of the grainline DISMAYED IN OHIO w omen enrolled in the class. and sems are right. WASHINGTON (UPI) While some of- the women ' Mrs. Deyo demonstrated Cari 'Burke, chairman of the elected to make dresses, how to use a tuck to take out Churc h for President many were more concerned the excess fullness in the (.'<lmmittee, Friday exabout pants to fit the ·fuller , back at the top ofthe legs just pressed "dismay ". at "legal rounded figure of the mature below the hips. She showed technicalities" which Don't worry and wonder about learning your way woman. Achieving an at- how to add fullness to .take threaten to exclude Sen . around town . Or what to see and do . Or wh om to ask.. tractive fi t in pants is not care of a prominent tummy As your WELCOME WAGON Hostess, t can si\"plil y the Frank Churcli, D-ldaho, from easy for many, as Mrs. Deyo and how to increase the business ol getting se~tled. Help you belli~ to enJOY you_r the .rune 8 Ohio primary. new town ... good shoppi ng, local attractions, commun1ty pointed out. crotch length to avoid the Btu·ke said unofficial reports opportunitie s. . Pants should fit smoothly unsightly puckers and pulls from local boards of elections And my basket is full of use!ul !Ills to ple1se your when you stand and feel ca used by the too short fam ily iridicated petitions for Church comfortable when you sit. crotch. Take a break from unpack1ng and call me. lacked 107 signatures of the In today's way of life, pants 1,000 needed to place him on This means that the back of your pants has lo give when . almost a necessity and fit the · ballot for at-large you bend your body at the can make the difference bedelegate .He said 370 of t,263 hips. Stretchable knits .have tween the attractive and the signatures were disallowed . the ease required for thi s, unattractive appearance, Mrs. Deyo concluded. Community" By Charlene Comer Hoeflich POMEROY - Bert and Chlorus Grimm, 110 serious!l; Injured in an-auto accident in F1orida a few weeks ago, are t.ck borne. . 'lbey were released from the hOIJiital]aat week and then came vjjl plane to Columbus. Bob and Joyce (son. and daUShter.m.law) were there to act'Ompany them home on the · lllght. 'lbey stayeclln Columbus tmtll 'lbunday night. Joyce ~be spending the next week here with Bert and Ollorus, and then their other daughter-In-law, Mrs. RUBseU Grlnun of St. Cla\rSVille, trill i:ome for a week. . · We're sure neither of them ls up to many vlsltors yet, but we did feel you'dllke to know that they're back home. -" ' 'qifk~~~/Vll NEXT SUNDAY at 3 p.m. the Senior Citizens Chorus will Easter Cantata, "The Seven Last Words" by Ritter at lhe Pomeroy Baptist Church, 'lbe cantata had a~dy been started when Can:le Neutzllng' became W, so Allee Nease has taken over In her absence. TO ENOOURAGE READING, every fourth, Hfth and sixth I grader in the Meigs Local School Dlstrlct will receive a free book. 'lbe project Ill one of several being carried out by the Meigs Local Teacher Corps free reading conunlttee headed by BoMie Marlene Flsher-andno, the funding is not locaUy. 'lbeae books have been carefully selected by Mrs. Fisher on tile baBIB of high interest subjects of appeal to youngsters In these Intermediate grades. Voltmteers are needed now to assist the teachers in getting the books 011t since $1!Ch things as reading level and interest must be considered on an Individual Calendar basi& to assure that the right hook get8 to the right chUd slltce thlsisthekeytogettlngthecltildtoreadthebook. EXHIBIT for tile month of April: All items for the Art For volunteers lt will Involve very Utile time, an hour and Auction, Riverby. a half training session and a day for distributing hooka. Want GALlERY HOURS: Saturdays and SwiCiays, 1 p.m. to 5 to help? Just call!m-7532 Friday. p.m. Tuesdaysand'lbursdays,10a.m. to3p.m. · April 20, Tuesday, 8 p.m. - F.A.C. Interdepartmental UJCAL "SEENS"-Pomeroy kindergarten teacher Mary Meeting, Riverby. " CarolYn Wiley and huslland, Llirry, oft'lor a holiday in the April 22, Thursday, 9-11 a.m. - Christmas Committee, Bahamas ... .attractive Jane Jacobs beglruilng secretarial IUverby. duties at the Bradbury school replacing Gertrude Casto, now Aprll24, Saturday, 8 p.m. -Art auction and sangria party, with Karr Consti1!ction... fonner resident Helen !Joyd, now of Joy Prendergast, chairman, Riverby. McConnelsville, .signing up for Fay Sauer's group tour of . April 25, Sunday, · .2-4 p.m. Parent-Otild Workshop, Europe next month ... Margaret Brown lamenting about some Riverby. ' knee surgery she.'ll have this week ... Meigs Extension Agent April 26-30, Monday • Friday, Painting workshop Marta GWikey radiating as she plans for a May wedding... eoilducted by well-known artist, Jack Richard of Cuyahoga Falls, River by. · " April 27, Tuesday, 8 p.m. - F.A.C. Trustees Meeting, River by; ·. ·-: ··:·······:.:.·.;.· ·.·· ... 2:45p.m. May 29, Saturday, 9 p.m.• I a.m. - Blce!!tennW baU, Friday, April 9 - Easter Gallla Cotmty Fairgrounds. The orchestra: ~ United Sound. Bazaar, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.; Art Advance Tickets, $17.76 per CO!fPie. At the door, ~per couple. ChiSB, 11).11 a.m.; Cards, IO- Bob and Jane Daniel, ~hairpersons. U :30 a.m.; Bowling, 1-3 p.m. POMEROY Meigs S111day, April 11 - Easter Senior Citizens Center ac- • Cantata, 3 p.m., Flrs~aptist tossed salad, purple plums, · TWOKIILED tivliies located at the Church, Pomeroy, . VALLEY VIEW, Ohio Pomeroy J1mlor IHgh School Senior Citizens Nutrition 'bread, butter, mllk. Friday - Baked steak, (UP!)- Thomas Casadonte, Is open 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday Program, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 through Friday. p.m. Monday through Friday. buttered steamed potatoes, 58, Garfield Heights, and Monday, April 5 _Easter Monday - Braised beef caullfiower with cheese . Joeeph Staaecll, 35, Parma, Bazaar ; 9 a.m.-S p.m.; cubes In mushroom sauce on sauce, orange and gr~ult were killed Friday when their Whittling, 10·ll:30 a.m.; rice, buttered green beans, sections, roU, butter, milk. cars collided head-oo along Coffee, tea and buttermllt Rockslde Rd., pollee said. Square Dance, 12:30-3 pm. peach cobbler, bread, butter, aerved daily. Lunch progrlllil Tueaday; April 6 - Easter mllk. is on a donation basis fof"" "· Bazaar, 9 a.m.·3 p.m.; Tuesday - Glazed ham Senior citizens. Guests of Physical Fitness, 11 •11 , 30 loaf1 au gratin potatoes, cole Senior citizens are charged a.m.; Chorus, 12:39-2 pm. slaw with tomato wedge, KILLED BY TRACTOR Wednesday, April 7 _ pineapple upside down cake, $1. ., __._ Ba • bread, butter, mllk. MT. VERNON, Ohio (UP!) Wednead - Chili ...,."'" zaar, 9a.m .... p.m.; -Robert Lee Van Dyke, 48, · Garnes, 12:39-2 pni. ay con Powell, tyas crushed to death 'lburaday April 8 _Easter carne, collage cheese on pearIn 1933, 73 crew members Friday under a tractor when Baza.ar, g a.m.-3 p.m.; half, strawberry gelatin with Physical Fitness 11-11,30 whipped topping, cornbread, were lost When the U.S. Navy it overturned on a mound of dirigible "Akron" foundered dirt on a Knox County farm • · butter milk a.m.; Ballroom Dancing, Tbw!sds ·_ Oli k d In a storm and feU Into the six miles northeast of Cen· 12:39-1:30 p.m.; Movie, 1 '~ dUropiingi, butter~denpeS:s, ocean off Barnegat Bay, N:J. terburg. .. are . Quality Craftsmanship! i _L Tht SOMER~\' • G tO~W 19:/.;o•~ CHROMACOLOR II TABLE MODEL • [ nt'll~ S t" n~ ~ l od · SI• I~ C ~tll <~ • Powto Suuy li ollaGt ll tg ~ltll ng • Bfllllnl 6y11em cnrom•cctor l' lt hl .. • SQiid·St•re r ~~·ng Sr 51 em o u,.~~~~~ ~ Som~r ar oo W•ln~t ~ ' ·~· sh . TIM AM8AS.SAU0A ;1'~/,H o O•OliJW (' 100% SOUD·STATE CHROMA(OlOI' GIANT·SCREEN • Brilhnt Chrom.color prcUelube t IOI'I <r.t SOiid·SIIIe Tit1n chilull • P11enled Power Sentry 25' CONSOLE TV ~Oillif r*JUIIUnt 1y11am DIII ()UII ~l OelQIIS of Saving s Bond Otter . I. Only Zei'lith co lor TV models in this ~dare eligible (!nd must be Clellv ered from now through Apri l 1{) , 1976 and are new and unused. · · 2. The Trac y.Wells Company reserves the righT ro make fina l judgement concerning appllcafion of The rules of this program . 3. tl'le sale and delivery or each co lor TV from this ad clalmlnSI the Bond olfer is subject to verification by The Tracv ·Wells Compt.'lny lrom the selling dealer . 4. This offer Is made by The Tracy .Wells Co.mpanv through parti cipati ng Zenith dealers . 0 . FAMOUS ZENITH QUALITYand DEPf.NDABILITY! COIIIJ£MPORARY T"-IILITOH • G4144P CHESTER, OHIO and Drew Legion, WebsterwillPost;American be canvassing Rutland for contributions for cancer fund · next week beginning Monday. REVIVAL SERVICES , Monday through April 10 at · Eagle Ridge Church, 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Edsel Hart wlll · be the evangelist. Featured . singers Dan Hayman and ' .McDaniel Trio along with others. Public invited. • MIDDLEPORT GARDEN Club, 7:30 Monday, Mid. dleporl Firemen's Lounge, Ron Mills, New Lexington, 0hio State Forestry Service, will be the speaker. MEIGS COUNTY Salon 710, Eight and Forty, home of Mrs. Lula Hampton, Monday, 7:30p.m. Mrs. Zuelella Smith to have a memorial service. Girl scout cookies to be · delivered. Bottle caps are to be turned ln. , STC,P IN TOOAY:_CHOOSE THE STYLE THAT'S RICHT FOR YOU! RIDENOUR ·:· EYERY ZBIITM 1110!1 SOUD·STITI' CHRO.ACOLOR U TV SISTI• FIITURIS SUNDAY MARY Shrine 37, Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem, rehearsal 2 p.m. Sunday ,at Pomeroy Masonic Temple for installation of officers. . SONGFESTSnnday, tp.m. at Seventh-D'ay Adventist Church. All singers and public invi ted . BLACK Lung meeting Sunday at Jack's Club, intersection o~ SR 7and 143, at 1 p.m. President of Southeast' Ohio Black Lung Association will be present. ' SLIDES . DF Camp Hountiful 's history narrated by Joe Stobart and Jim Cleland using audio visual equipme nt. Everyone welcome. TRI-COUNTY CB Club skating party Sunday from 5 tll/:30 p.m. at Chester SkateA-Way . Members and families welcome. INDEPENDENT BASEBALL Sunday, 2 p.m. at Portland Elementary School with Portland Bandits liague opposing Middleport League; public invited. FIRST PULL of the 'season will be held Sunday by the Tuppers Plains Pony Pullers Association at 1 p.m. at Bar30 show grounds south of · Tuppers Plains. Watch for signs. Refreshments. Putilic . welcome. MONDAY POMEROY CHAPTER 80 Royal Arch Masons special convocation Monday, 7:30 p.m. at Masonic Temple · to confer th~ mark master and past I'T)aster degrees . RUTLAND GARDEN Club SOUTHERN ATHLETIC Boosters Monaay 7:30p.m. at high school. Interested persons invited to attend. TRI-COUNtY CB Club Monday at , Pomeroy, Elementary School, 7:30p.m. DEL REEVES, ]jg name recOI'dlng star, wW be featured at a "countrywesternsbow"onSaturday, July 3, at Southern High School in Racine, at 8 p.m. Also appearing will be The Good Time Olarlles. Reevl!ll, from NashVille, has had such hits as ''Girl On the Billboard" "BeUes of . Southern BeU," "Landmark Tavern,': "Phlladeipllla P!tUllea," "A Do:!en Pair of Boola" and "'lbe Beat Is Yet To Come." The event is being sponsored by lhe Racine Voltmteer Fire Department. Advance tickets are ~for a~ta and $2.50 for students. At the door tickets wiU be" ailults and $3.50 students. Tickets may be purchased from any member of the fire department. Pete Simpson Is P'Ogram chairman. Simpson reported that plans for a 4'!' of July celebration are being made. ~nsent•n MRS. PAULINE MYERS of Long Bottom modeling the pants she made during the fitting technique classes, gets same final suggestions on fitting from Mrs, Nonna Deyo, state clothing specialist of Ohio State University, left, and Miss Marta Guilkey, Meigs County extension agent. Sr. Citizens Calendar PATTERN ADJUSTMENTS to fit th~ figure was a feature of the sewing classes taught here over the past month by Mrs. Norma Deyo, state clothing speclatist of Oltio State University. ' Chris Munford talks to group GALLIPOLIS - Chris Munford of Holzer Medical Center's social services department spoke recently to the United Methodist Women of Grace United Methodist Church. She explained how the program began three years ago and the social services available for all ages and income brackets at Holzer Medical Center. She said the social serVices department is !her~ to work with individual needs and to help patients and families of patients with all types of problems from finances and hospital care to home care . The next general meeting of the United Methodist Women will be May 19. at 6 p.m. at Grace United Methodist Church for the annual mother-daughter ban"Quet. Rl. 35 Henderson, W.Va. Look sophisticated and feminine in the soft pastel fashion by Jack Winters / telephone number to be established In aU counUea of · Ohio by J111. I, 19'79. . The bW wpuld allow anyone with an emergency to obljlin pollee, fire, polson control, weather, suicide prevention or drug abuse control assistance by dlatq en. E111ergency service• of m~miclpaliUes, tow'nlhlpe, coun~, the Ohio Jfi&hway Patrol and state and federal be plugged Into the s)'llem, No money ~uld be required to governm~nta '· would 011 pay you fhe ON FRIDAY Jan and Charles Lochary and their teenagers, Robert and Meg, wW leave via Boeing 707 from O'Hare Airport, Chicago, for a trip to Europe. 'lb'ey'U be . travelq with the Elgin, ru. Hlgh School CholJI. Jan is a teacher at that high sclloql. ! The group will arrive In Munich, Gennany ,Saturday and ·lr001•there go to Kitzbuehel on the Austrian border. On SUnday lhey'U travel to Opatija, Yugoslavia which take~~ them to the Italian Jlorder. 'lbeir tour wl1i take them along lhe Adriatic Sea coast wllh,vislts to Rijeka, Zadar, Spllt, Sarajevo, Mostar and Oubro\'llik from where they'U leave on April 17 for their trip home. ' Just moved in? 1~ help you out. l:MERGENCY PHONE . OOLUMBUS(UPI) - State Rep. ReJ F. Kieffer Jr., R· Zaneavllle, and 28 other HOWie members from both. parties, 'lburaday introduced · legi~latlon calling for a qniversal emergency • on yoursav1 no matter-what you'te looking ·for in savings or investment certificates... · · · • Olive Sbeet GOLDEN PASSBOOK 3·MONTH CERTIFICATE 5~; s~~.~% 5~~.% 5~~.% • Co~tpo~R~Id Oalf~! • Pev••l• Querttrlw • Mlnim11m SI,OOO.OO • ,,,••,, o''""'' • .,,,,.,... sta.eo 2-YEAR CERTIFICATE 3·YEAR CERTIFICATE YIELO 1-YEAR CERTIFICATE 6~. ' 6~.. U.T£ • P•r•blt Ouarttrty • flllln lm111 $1,001.00 •• Para•t• G•lrltrtr • · Ml•l••m 11.010.00 4·YEAR CERTIFICATE 6· YEAR CERTIFICATE 7 ~,% 7~~.% And In atldltlon 10 all this . . \ montltlv or Quanerly Income .. , peld on one ~ lwo , three, lour. or six year certlficatu. Interest pay· allle mo11thly II you desire on cerllflcatu w l l~ liCe amount of S$,000.00 or mMI. 'rlprls1 0. lATE • Pavable Qutrletty • ~ lnimum. 51'.000 .00 OPEN• WEEK DAYS AT 10:00 SUNDAYS AT t:OO r----------------------------· 6~~.% fiAT£ • Payabla Q111rt1rly t Minlm11m 11,000.00 BUILDING SUPPUES "For the Most Discriminating Woman" PASSBOOK SAVINGS IIAlE CARTER &EVANS •PANTS •SKIRTS •BLOUSES •BLAZERS •SHIRT JACKETs •SPRING SWEATERS • • Payabl! Oltarterty • Mini"''"' $1.000:00 Ffdmt Regulailona require a substantial fo r premat11re wllhdrawat of certlfl· penal!~ Ult tunds. · you'll find it at SUNDAY ONLY OhioValley Bank LADIES' SANDALS, Why settle for less than the best? . When it comes to your savings·, you want a .fair ·return, the highest legally possible, with a guarantee of safety for your funds, and accessibility to these funds REG. •16.99 · on reasonable notice of withdrawal. This is exactly what Ohio Valley Bank wants and promises their de· . . positors. No wonder savings deposits eontinue to be at an \ all-time high. <w~ Will! '1.2'' FO~ SHOES SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ' 1101& ) II MON •.THRU SAT. 1.0 til 9 SUNDAY ·I II 5 A!UJ ~ HOURS ~ rOhioValley Bank . MondiJtlnflldlr ' 7:30 Ill tl 5:10 jill -- , " · Gallipolis. Ohio · 'fornbor FD!C The leading saving• plana are a' the lead In~ savlnga bank. 7:30• tl ~,, ,, • • ' • ~I • �• ~~;.the sun_day Tbnes·Se~t~l~~J•1~W~\••n•••••~•••n••.....,•n•nn•••n•••••n••~• •'' ,..,:":••nMnlf.•n~•••••n~••n•••••••••••• ....,............... « ; . . .· .. . ~~·'·--~::O:COhC0:0%01:~: 1 Social j . Calendar t• }~<~ ~.. MONDAY , RACINE CHAPTER 134 f'lt•nday, 8 p.m. at Masonic ' · J" . PrAc tice f~r 11 ·' ~auon and past officers hellored. Past m11trons asked t ~-~ ar dress the year they served as matron. TUESDAY I)REW Webster Post 39, American Legion, Tuesday 8 r il : il i1 Prices Effective Thru April 1~ 1976 . : 298 Second St. No SALES m DEALERS t QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERvm 'L POMEROY, OHIO Store HouJS: Mon.·Sat. 8 am•l6 pm BRAIN BOWL WINNERS - Taking flnt.place nonors Thursday In the Second Annual Brain Bowl at KY~er Creek High School were seated left to right, Marcus Geiger, Becky Polcyn, Cathy Baylor and Bill Metzner. Runnersup were Klril Reynolds, Tony Shamblin, · Judy Darst and Jan Drummond. Sunday 10 am-10 pm .. POMEROY LODGE 164, i1 J•'K· ~M, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. : ~ Masons Invited. :~ ~dge Buckt . : !.Idresses 1 129 PORK .CHOPS ••••••.•.'~~ •••• - . Center Cut . :. .. ! . SAUSAGE•••••••••••• !~;..7. 9 BaUard's Sage i d1S1:uss-ed 1;:dli po lis; 'J an Gettles • •·oils. Wellston; Teaford iC . USDA Dloice Beef 1n. ·1 · •. •• Crispy Serve • 11 . v • SLIC. BACON •••••• ••. USDA Choice lb. · t '' 1EHOY - The Meigs A.;socia tio n for Retarded . ·;.,e ns will meet nt the , .' nlulunity Mental Health Center Monday, April 12 at 7:J O p.m. to organize the .JL nual Hike. Bike. '\l l inler•sted citizens "lc 10 nltend but desiring · nclp with the May l~th Hike Bike should contact ,. >er the chairman, Hank Cleland , or any MARC : Fresh Large Head LETTUCE ............. Snyder's -~ member. 9 oz. pkg. POTATO CHIPS .. :. , In addition to the local community chairman . 1 ·•dously named, there have . t'll appointed two cod)aif1>ersons for every Meigs County high schooL These are: . Me l~s High School, VIcky ·1 • tel. 1, VInton, and '' iliU} Stanley' nn \ Borden's I ·:l'l}f!'t'Oy • .>'uthem Hlgh School, Lisa Al len, Portland, and Randy n'l.h ni ng, Racine. :uolern High School, David H"nnunl, Rt. 1, Long Bottom, ' :corgc Plckcn5, Rt . 1. 1£:o\tDI!l. .''I participating students ~r pick . up tlteir registration forms from the aiJove mentioned persons by . '''"ding them. .. .(}· . . ,,, . .... ... SCOTTL. WALTON E-2 Scot! L. Walton, U.s. Army, Is stationed In Pyongtaek, Korea after completing ~Is basic and advanced Infantry training at Fort Jackson, S. C. Scott, bls wife Geri and son Sean, along wlth Belinda and Brian Bowling, spent a week In Florida with relatives and several days at home with bls parent&, Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Walton, Pomeroy, before . he reported In Korea March 31 . City police cite driver Hike Bike to be organized on Aprill2 • ... ) ., ' i. ARM ROAST ••••••••• ~b~. ..• .•. dn n . 3 lbs. or More •: : :• ~ 59$ il ' ,· nding were Ron C·lltf! dHy, Oscar Bas tiant , , '·•· •'ullrr, Jan Qetllcs, Jim iC t • " ' s, Mike Gillum , Chet Harless, Willis Leadingham, l•:on Morg11n, Harry Naugle, Don Shaffet , Helen Teaford, 'i· r•i l Teaford, Douglas . . holt and Russd l \ ,;UtJ , members, and a guest, Audrey Canaday. The next mee ting will be on May 26 al the Coach House Inn , I GROUNI}-BEEF..!b~ ·.; dl.)' , Pontcroy; Jackson il ltealty and Shaffer Realty , .1 ~···1~ Hb. . CHUCK RbAST ...... !b;•• Property' Week", April lJl. -11 • •• •• •... " · USDA Choice Beef . were :; ., ulheastern Ohio Heallor "•"".oniza tions represented at ~~~ ee.tin g were Canaday •iUilly, Leadin gham Realty, ··•,in Riv er Rea ltv and . ,~!I D. Wood Real ly, ' ., " Privote ., ... -II ... .iC.. ' CHESHIRE · -' A team composed of senior Bill Metzner,· junior Becky Polcyn, sophomore Marcus Geiger and freshman Cathy Baylor took top honors here . I . ·~·H·: HOY - The Southeastern Ohio Board of _. iu:;J tors meeting March 31 • ;,I The Meigs Inn heard il County Judge Robert .Buck : '' · "' ' " Real · Es.t ate tt l·e.>criptions, Real Estate Ti tle Opinions and, When Is A· P •ullor Entitled to A Fee." Pres ident John Fuller il presided when the realtors il endorsed ·Donald Fender, a • realtor from the Hlghland : ( '"un ly noard of Realtors as a -11 t .: '!d ate f{)!' l'reasurer of the ., 1 ·: ., Assotiation of Healtors. ! S}. . . : •· !! In 1968, Negro civil r~hts leader Martin Luther King was assassinated In Mell)phls, Tenn. Bill Metzner team wiiiS Brain Bowl · ' -II -II S~ are fin~ · in .. BECKLEY, W. Va. (UPI) ;-- The National Mine Health and Safe ty Academy, hailed by Sen. Robert C. Byrd, DW. Va., as going a long way !Dwan;llmproying the life of \!lmor'row'il 'inlner, was of, · · flcially operied today. "No one works harder at Ilia occupati011 or plays a -, more significant role in the economic strength · of thiS nation titan the coal miner," Byrd said.. "That 18 .why I take such great pride in dedicating an academy specifically designed to reduce the hazards of mining." Tile academy trains coal mine lnapectors, and there are 66 'students currently enrolled. The $20 million facility will a ccommodate 800 students. t t 11 tt t pt ou w tious ·£or Sen. Byrd opens mining academy 11 t ·.altorS' •• iC • ' 1 1·. J~ter .. 2nd Big Week of Powell's Annh(ersary Sale il 'II IDDLEPORT Masonic il I ., 363, F&AM, 7:30p.m. :day •I the temple; All il M,,,;ter Masons are invited. : <~HIO ETA PHI Chapter, · ,;, '" Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 'J'1J esday at the Columbus and ~" thern Ohio Elec tric Co. WEDNESDAY '" 11USTEES of Carleton • •< !(e Wednesday at oH acuse Grade School, 7:30 • p.m. r- GALUPOLIS - Thomas R. Hutchins, 24, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, wsa charged wltli failure to yield the right of way following a traffic accident Friday on Sycamore St. and Fourth Ave. City pollee said Hutchins' car struck an auto operated by Robert W. Damschroder, 28, Rio Grande. There was minor damage. <James L. Hatzfeld, 24, Gallipolis , was cited for failure to stop within the · assured clear distance following an accident · on Eastem Ave. and Central St. Officers said the Hatzfeld car struck the rear end of an auto operated by Giles L. Hysell, 20, Rt. I, Minersville. A hlt.Gip miBbap occurred on Second Ave. and Spruce St. where a vehicle operated by 'I'inlmY Lee Mayes, 16, Rt. 3, Gallipolis, was struck by an unknown vehicle. •· .LEAGUE CRITICIZED COLUMBUS (UP!) - State Rep. Robert E. Netzley, R· Laura, Thursday called ihe League of Women Voters a group of "Demoa-allc wives and Republican businessmen" who ''''get ' involved" in political matters because "they don't want to stay at home." Netzley objected to a letter, 11e11t to House members by the league, In fawr of a resolution to repeal Ohio's 'constttutional debt limit. He !aid the husbands of league members "ought Ill cut off their wives' credit cards and keep ·them at home where they belong." Tile rarolutioil backed by the league fliled to gather the required two-thirds majority to be placed on the Ohio baUot. • ) Robert Fulton, president of teams. Finishing second was this · week in the Second the National Honor Society, the tealll comprised of Tony Annual Braln.Bowi sponsored by the National Honor Society presented first Blid 8econd Shamblin, Kim Reynolds , of Kyger Creek Hlgh School. place plaques to the two top Judy Darst arid .Jan Drummond. In order to get to the finals , Metzner's team·defeated one composed ol Tim Nibert, POMEROY - The Rock and LeAnn Gaul. - Sonia Butch Smith, Ralph Baylor and Julia Polcyn . Shamblin 's Springs Ladybugs meeting on Carr. THE HILLBILLIES 4-H team defeated one' composed March 12 at the Rock Springs Church had 13 members and 1 Club mei March 19 at the of Charlene White, Arthur one advisor present who home of Maxihe Dyer with Leach; Tim Lucas and Robin diseilssed club inltiallon, a two advisors and eight Fraley. Team participants dance and a bake sale. After members present. Demon- were chosen by members of the business meeting the strations were given by Mary their class . Assistiilg in the Brain Bowl ·members went to the ad- Colwell, "Hard ,and Soft were Fred Wesllail, Water" and Opal Dyer "How jacent Fairgrounds to fly moderator; George Tbomp· to Make SUcky Buns." The kites. - Carla Whaley. son and Debbie Hager, next meeUng will be March 26 THE SUNBEAMS 4-H club scorekeepers ; Bob Fulton · !l'ganized March 17 at the at the Dyer home. - Patty · and Shirley Clay , . home of Beth •,Ritchle. Of. Dyer, Mrs.. Aileen timekeepers ; THE MEIGS Pleasure fleers · are 'president, Barb Douglas; vice president, Riders mel March 25 at the Rutz, Deryl Well, Terry Rife, Brenda ·Boyles; secretary, home of Dan Smith with five and Connie Haskins, judges ; Paula Life; treasurer, Connie advisors and ID members Penny Hail &lid Rev. Alvis Stout; news repor.ter, Beth present. Members discussed Pollard, recognizers and Ritchie; recreation, Terri meeting with the lair board Mrs. Fay Sauer, faculty Stout and Health & Safety about ljarn Improvements, sponsor for the National Chairmen, Melissa Scar- going on trail rides , and Honor Society. Rev. Pollard brough and Tricla Sams. - having more training fiD'!lished a soUnd system for sessions. The next meeting the event. Beth Ritchie. THE MEIGS COUNTY will be April 19 at Bill AnBetter Beef Livestock Club derson's home . - Kristin ' met March 25 at the Meigs Anderson. · THE BASHAN BUNCH '-H County Extension Office with two advisors and 26 members Club organized March 24 at present. Members discussed the home of Pat Thomas with rations of feed and weight of two advisors anlf 25 members feed. Virgil 'Windon gave a present. Officers for the new talk on cuts of beef and where club year were elected and members discussed changing they come from. The next meeting will be the name of the club and Aprill5 at the home of Roger projects lor' the comlitg year. The next meeting will be April 6 at the Thomas home . Newspaper Retraction - Tammy Pitzer. COLUMBUS (UP!) - State THE HILLBILLIES 4-H Sen. Douglil!i Applegate, n. Club met the .evening 01 Steubenville, Thursday intro- March 26 at the home of Mrs . duced a bill that would Maxine Dyer, advisor, with require newspapers to print 11 members present. The retractions of allegedly . me~bers voted to have a erroneous news accounts "in skatmg party after their a compara6le location on the April 23 meeting . same page" as the original Demonstrations and news story. reports were given by Mike Tile bill would also require McGuire, "How to Make that ."a reasonable written Brownies"; Mark McGuire, explanation or contradiction" "How to Make oatmeal could be requested by "any Raisin Cookies" ; Crystal per!lln as to whom there has Roush, "Bicycle Safety" and been an erroneous repOrt "Hlstory Of a Guinea Pig"; published," Billy Dyer, "Lei's Learn To Additionally, any Manage Money"; Patty retraction would have to be Dyer , "You and Your published <~ tn the same Money." . manner" as the original item, Refreahments were served prestDnably relating to the by the Colwells and the size. of the headline and McGuires. The next meeting J!lacement of the •retraction will be April 23 at Dyers. on a news page. Patty Dyer. Meigs 4-H Club News J:-• •· -, ••I i ' ' RECEIVES SCIIOLARSffiP - J. Morgan Bragg rlgh~, a chel)'listry !nattuctor at Waham8 High Scho,oi, ha~ recetved the CharlestOn Section of the AmeriC!In In~titute of Chemical Engineers Scholarship to attend the TOPS 1n THE INN PLACE Buckhannon this month. Presenting lim the scholarship certificate is Superintendent of Mason County Schools Charles Withers. MONDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Heart attacks annually. kill 670,000 Americans GALUPOUS - Is . that pain In your chest indigestion or 'could it be an early warning stgn of h~art attack ? If you can't .. tell the difference, you might make a fatal mistake. Heart attack strikes and kills mo re than 670,000 Americans each year. Often, those who have had heart attacks had one or more of the following conditions : high blood pressure, hlgh levels of cholesterol or other latty substances ln the blood, were overweight, diabetic, smoked cigarettes, had lltUe or no exerclse,had a family history of he.art attacks in mtddle age. Most heart attack victims however, survive if they recognize the early warning signals of heart attack and get medical care at once. ! tndJhe .uanl\eL JUmpeu over the cow. Henry Block has 17 reasons why you . should come to us. for income tax help. POMEROY - Six defen· muffler; Muon Wood, Rt. 1, dania were fined and four Rutland, $15 and cceta, Wl· others forfe ited bonde In safe vehicle: Carl L. Smith, Melp County Court Friday. Rt, I, Reedsville, $10 and . Fined by Jud«e Robert E. coata, no fishing liceD~e · Buck were Richard T. Kirk· . WlllliiD , W. WiW111111, Mid: . patr ick, Pittaburgh, and dleport, $11 ~n d 00111, Wayne E .. Simmons, St. apeedlng. , . · Albans, UO and coeb each, Forfeitlns bo~d• were speeding ; Jennifer Sclunidt, James D. AWnaon, Greenup, Ulng Bottom,$$ and coeb, ilo Ky., Clyde R. Hamilton canton, Pamela Hill, Rt. r: Racine, a nd Jane Ann immediately . VanFceaen, Gioua~r. $27.50 To reduce the rlak of heart each, speedins. attack, exerclse resulariy, eat a balanced diet, don't • smoke, and control high blood tmLITY REnlRM OOLUMSUS (UP!) - Ohio pressure and diabetes. Above Pro all, have medical check-ups Senate Preaident regularly. Your doctor wUl be Tempore Oliver Ocuek, Dable to advlae you as to any Akron, said the upper special precautions • you chamber wW conalder Houae to a should take to protect amendments yourself BjCiilnllt the ·risk of c:onii'Owrslal utility reform · heart attack. · law nl!ltt.1\leeda.v. '~ '~·'" ' \ Meigs court . Symptoms may vary, but the usual warning sll!ll$ are: - Prolonged, oppressive pain or unusual discomfort In the center of the chest. - Pain which radiates to , tile shoulder, arm, neck,' or VIsit Our Salad Bar •1~ lb. Wiener Macaroni and Cheese Vegetable Hot Rolls Jaw.. - Pain and discomfort accompanied by sweating. - Nausea , vomiting a nd shortness of breath may occur. - SymptOms scimeUmes subside and then return. ·Heart attack victims often Ignore the warntngs, believing that the pain will disappear. Delays such as this can be fatal. II you experience · any or a combination of these symptoms, contact your physician at once . Or if a physician isn 't available , have lorneone take you to an em·ergenc y r oom Coffee, Tea or Milk •2.95 plus tax TM Tri•Courity •s Mosl Exclllng Night Spot 1HE MEIGS INN 'Ph&ne 992-3629 Pomeroy, Ohio W~ e n we began to look se riously at developing a more cootemporary public Image lor ourselves, we lound a big brown cow standing smack dab In front of us. There was no way to get around it. And we cer1aln{y weren't going to go under tt. We would have to Jump over thai cow! l et us explain. When Farmers Bank first opened Its doors, we helPed Jlnance most folks engaged in farming rela ted businesses. Farmers.were simply our main clientele. We 're · proud of this fact. That's why we decided that whatever our naw Image would look like. the Bank's na me would remain the same. But still people seemed to identity us too much with "big brown cows ". We had to lind a way to show the community that we were much more. ~ We feel that our new image accomplishes 'this welt. After a good deal ot time and effor1. not lo mention expense, we arrived at a simple solution .. . an "FB" within a frame wi th a wave-like motif ben eath the two. The Initials are basic and stand for ... Farmers Bank . But they al so convey that we are the FRIENDLY BANK. The lramlng around them shows that we are solid and stable and that your money is protected. The wave represenls fh e Ohio River. Just as the Ohio nurtures tile land , Fa rmers Bank keeps the community prosperous and flowing. The leiter forms we have used are traditional. bul wlth ·a more contemporary feeling than before ... Just like Farmers Bank ltsell. Som ething old, yet something quite new,- We have Jumped over the cow, but that old cow and all it stands lor still means a lot at the new Farmero Bank . ., . .Farmers / / /. Bank .. ' / L Reason 14. We're human, and once in a great while we'make a mistake. But if our erro~ means you must pay additional tax, you pay only the tax. We pay any tnterest or penalty. We stand behind our work. N • H&R BLOCK® . THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE -11 .,_, ~- SlrHI Gallipoli1. Ohio Ph. ••.oJOJ · "' Ent Mlllli Pvmoroy. Ollie I'll. tn.im Co. I The Fanners Bank and Sa•lnga Pomeroy, Ohio Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation \.:. �• ~~;.the sun_day Tbnes·Se~t~l~~J•1~W~\••n•••••~•••n••.....,•n•nn•••n•••••n••~• •'' ,..,:":••nMnlf.•n~•••••n~••n•••••••••••• ....,............... « ; . . .· .. . ~~·'·--~::O:COhC0:0%01:~: 1 Social j . Calendar t• }~<~ ~.. MONDAY , RACINE CHAPTER 134 f'lt•nday, 8 p.m. at Masonic ' · J" . PrAc tice f~r 11 ·' ~auon and past officers hellored. Past m11trons asked t ~-~ ar dress the year they served as matron. TUESDAY I)REW Webster Post 39, American Legion, Tuesday 8 r il : il i1 Prices Effective Thru April 1~ 1976 . : 298 Second St. No SALES m DEALERS t QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERvm 'L POMEROY, OHIO Store HouJS: Mon.·Sat. 8 am•l6 pm BRAIN BOWL WINNERS - Taking flnt.place nonors Thursday In the Second Annual Brain Bowl at KY~er Creek High School were seated left to right, Marcus Geiger, Becky Polcyn, Cathy Baylor and Bill Metzner. Runnersup were Klril Reynolds, Tony Shamblin, · Judy Darst and Jan Drummond. Sunday 10 am-10 pm .. POMEROY LODGE 164, i1 J•'K· ~M, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. : ~ Masons Invited. :~ ~dge Buckt . : !.Idresses 1 129 PORK .CHOPS ••••••.•.'~~ •••• - . Center Cut . :. .. ! . SAUSAGE•••••••••••• !~;..7. 9 BaUard's Sage i d1S1:uss-ed 1;:dli po lis; 'J an Gettles • •·oils. Wellston; Teaford iC . USDA Dloice Beef 1n. ·1 · •. •• Crispy Serve • 11 . v • SLIC. BACON •••••• ••. USDA Choice lb. · t '' 1EHOY - The Meigs A.;socia tio n for Retarded . ·;.,e ns will meet nt the , .' nlulunity Mental Health Center Monday, April 12 at 7:J O p.m. to organize the .JL nual Hike. Bike. '\l l inler•sted citizens "lc 10 nltend but desiring · nclp with the May l~th Hike Bike should contact ,. >er the chairman, Hank Cleland , or any MARC : Fresh Large Head LETTUCE ............. Snyder's -~ member. 9 oz. pkg. POTATO CHIPS .. :. , In addition to the local community chairman . 1 ·•dously named, there have . t'll appointed two cod)aif1>ersons for every Meigs County high schooL These are: . Me l~s High School, VIcky ·1 • tel. 1, VInton, and '' iliU} Stanley' nn \ Borden's I ·:l'l}f!'t'Oy • .>'uthem Hlgh School, Lisa Al len, Portland, and Randy n'l.h ni ng, Racine. :uolern High School, David H"nnunl, Rt. 1, Long Bottom, ' :corgc Plckcn5, Rt . 1. 1£:o\tDI!l. .''I participating students ~r pick . up tlteir registration forms from the aiJove mentioned persons by . '''"ding them. .. .(}· . . ,,, . .... ... SCOTTL. WALTON E-2 Scot! L. Walton, U.s. Army, Is stationed In Pyongtaek, Korea after completing ~Is basic and advanced Infantry training at Fort Jackson, S. C. Scott, bls wife Geri and son Sean, along wlth Belinda and Brian Bowling, spent a week In Florida with relatives and several days at home with bls parent&, Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Walton, Pomeroy, before . he reported In Korea March 31 . City police cite driver Hike Bike to be organized on Aprill2 • ... ) ., ' i. ARM ROAST ••••••••• ~b~. ..• .•. dn n . 3 lbs. or More •: : :• ~ 59$ il ' ,· nding were Ron C·lltf! dHy, Oscar Bas tiant , , '·•· •'ullrr, Jan Qetllcs, Jim iC t • " ' s, Mike Gillum , Chet Harless, Willis Leadingham, l•:on Morg11n, Harry Naugle, Don Shaffet , Helen Teaford, 'i· r•i l Teaford, Douglas . . holt and Russd l \ ,;UtJ , members, and a guest, Audrey Canaday. The next mee ting will be on May 26 al the Coach House Inn , I GROUNI}-BEEF..!b~ ·.; dl.)' , Pontcroy; Jackson il ltealty and Shaffer Realty , .1 ~···1~ Hb. . CHUCK RbAST ...... !b;•• Property' Week", April lJl. -11 • •• •• •... " · USDA Choice Beef . were :; ., ulheastern Ohio Heallor "•"".oniza tions represented at ~~~ ee.tin g were Canaday •iUilly, Leadin gham Realty, ··•,in Riv er Rea ltv and . ,~!I D. Wood Real ly, ' ., " Privote ., ... -II ... .iC.. ' CHESHIRE · -' A team composed of senior Bill Metzner,· junior Becky Polcyn, sophomore Marcus Geiger and freshman Cathy Baylor took top honors here . I . ·~·H·: HOY - The Southeastern Ohio Board of _. iu:;J tors meeting March 31 • ;,I The Meigs Inn heard il County Judge Robert .Buck : '' · "' ' " Real · Es.t ate tt l·e.>criptions, Real Estate Ti tle Opinions and, When Is A· P •ullor Entitled to A Fee." Pres ident John Fuller il presided when the realtors il endorsed ·Donald Fender, a • realtor from the Hlghland : ( '"un ly noard of Realtors as a -11 t .: '!d ate f{)!' l'reasurer of the ., 1 ·: ., Assotiation of Healtors. ! S}. . . : •· !! In 1968, Negro civil r~hts leader Martin Luther King was assassinated In Mell)phls, Tenn. Bill Metzner team wiiiS Brain Bowl · ' -II -II S~ are fin~ · in .. BECKLEY, W. Va. (UPI) ;-- The National Mine Health and Safe ty Academy, hailed by Sen. Robert C. Byrd, DW. Va., as going a long way !Dwan;llmproying the life of \!lmor'row'il 'inlner, was of, · · flcially operied today. "No one works harder at Ilia occupati011 or plays a -, more significant role in the economic strength · of thiS nation titan the coal miner," Byrd said.. "That 18 .why I take such great pride in dedicating an academy specifically designed to reduce the hazards of mining." Tile academy trains coal mine lnapectors, and there are 66 'students currently enrolled. The $20 million facility will a ccommodate 800 students. t t 11 tt t pt ou w tious ·£or Sen. Byrd opens mining academy 11 t ·.altorS' •• iC • ' 1 1·. J~ter .. 2nd Big Week of Powell's Annh(ersary Sale il 'II IDDLEPORT Masonic il I ., 363, F&AM, 7:30p.m. :day •I the temple; All il M,,,;ter Masons are invited. : <~HIO ETA PHI Chapter, · ,;, '" Sigma Phi Sorority, 7:30 'J'1J esday at the Columbus and ~" thern Ohio Elec tric Co. WEDNESDAY '" 11USTEES of Carleton • •< !(e Wednesday at oH acuse Grade School, 7:30 • p.m. r- GALUPOLIS - Thomas R. Hutchins, 24, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, wsa charged wltli failure to yield the right of way following a traffic accident Friday on Sycamore St. and Fourth Ave. City pollee said Hutchins' car struck an auto operated by Robert W. Damschroder, 28, Rio Grande. There was minor damage. <James L. Hatzfeld, 24, Gallipolis , was cited for failure to stop within the · assured clear distance following an accident · on Eastem Ave. and Central St. Officers said the Hatzfeld car struck the rear end of an auto operated by Giles L. Hysell, 20, Rt. I, Minersville. A hlt.Gip miBbap occurred on Second Ave. and Spruce St. where a vehicle operated by 'I'inlmY Lee Mayes, 16, Rt. 3, Gallipolis, was struck by an unknown vehicle. •· .LEAGUE CRITICIZED COLUMBUS (UP!) - State Rep. Robert E. Netzley, R· Laura, Thursday called ihe League of Women Voters a group of "Demoa-allc wives and Republican businessmen" who ''''get ' involved" in political matters because "they don't want to stay at home." Netzley objected to a letter, 11e11t to House members by the league, In fawr of a resolution to repeal Ohio's 'constttutional debt limit. He !aid the husbands of league members "ought Ill cut off their wives' credit cards and keep ·them at home where they belong." Tile rarolutioil backed by the league fliled to gather the required two-thirds majority to be placed on the Ohio baUot. • ) Robert Fulton, president of teams. Finishing second was this · week in the Second the National Honor Society, the tealll comprised of Tony Annual Braln.Bowi sponsored by the National Honor Society presented first Blid 8econd Shamblin, Kim Reynolds , of Kyger Creek Hlgh School. place plaques to the two top Judy Darst arid .Jan Drummond. In order to get to the finals , Metzner's team·defeated one composed ol Tim Nibert, POMEROY - The Rock and LeAnn Gaul. - Sonia Butch Smith, Ralph Baylor and Julia Polcyn . Shamblin 's Springs Ladybugs meeting on Carr. THE HILLBILLIES 4-H team defeated one' composed March 12 at the Rock Springs Church had 13 members and 1 Club mei March 19 at the of Charlene White, Arthur one advisor present who home of Maxihe Dyer with Leach; Tim Lucas and Robin diseilssed club inltiallon, a two advisors and eight Fraley. Team participants dance and a bake sale. After members present. Demon- were chosen by members of the business meeting the strations were given by Mary their class . Assistiilg in the Brain Bowl ·members went to the ad- Colwell, "Hard ,and Soft were Fred Wesllail, Water" and Opal Dyer "How jacent Fairgrounds to fly moderator; George Tbomp· to Make SUcky Buns." The kites. - Carla Whaley. son and Debbie Hager, next meeUng will be March 26 THE SUNBEAMS 4-H club scorekeepers ; Bob Fulton · !l'ganized March 17 at the at the Dyer home. - Patty · and Shirley Clay , . home of Beth •,Ritchle. Of. Dyer, Mrs.. Aileen timekeepers ; THE MEIGS Pleasure fleers · are 'president, Barb Douglas; vice president, Riders mel March 25 at the Rutz, Deryl Well, Terry Rife, Brenda ·Boyles; secretary, home of Dan Smith with five and Connie Haskins, judges ; Paula Life; treasurer, Connie advisors and ID members Penny Hail &lid Rev. Alvis Stout; news repor.ter, Beth present. Members discussed Pollard, recognizers and Ritchie; recreation, Terri meeting with the lair board Mrs. Fay Sauer, faculty Stout and Health & Safety about ljarn Improvements, sponsor for the National Chairmen, Melissa Scar- going on trail rides , and Honor Society. Rev. Pollard brough and Tricla Sams. - having more training fiD'!lished a soUnd system for sessions. The next meeting the event. Beth Ritchie. THE MEIGS COUNTY will be April 19 at Bill AnBetter Beef Livestock Club derson's home . - Kristin ' met March 25 at the Meigs Anderson. · THE BASHAN BUNCH '-H County Extension Office with two advisors and 26 members Club organized March 24 at present. Members discussed the home of Pat Thomas with rations of feed and weight of two advisors anlf 25 members feed. Virgil 'Windon gave a present. Officers for the new talk on cuts of beef and where club year were elected and members discussed changing they come from. The next meeting will be the name of the club and Aprill5 at the home of Roger projects lor' the comlitg year. The next meeting will be April 6 at the Thomas home . Newspaper Retraction - Tammy Pitzer. COLUMBUS (UP!) - State THE HILLBILLIES 4-H Sen. Douglil!i Applegate, n. Club met the .evening 01 Steubenville, Thursday intro- March 26 at the home of Mrs . duced a bill that would Maxine Dyer, advisor, with require newspapers to print 11 members present. The retractions of allegedly . me~bers voted to have a erroneous news accounts "in skatmg party after their a compara6le location on the April 23 meeting . same page" as the original Demonstrations and news story. reports were given by Mike Tile bill would also require McGuire, "How to Make that ."a reasonable written Brownies"; Mark McGuire, explanation or contradiction" "How to Make oatmeal could be requested by "any Raisin Cookies" ; Crystal per!lln as to whom there has Roush, "Bicycle Safety" and been an erroneous repOrt "Hlstory Of a Guinea Pig"; published," Billy Dyer, "Lei's Learn To Additionally, any Manage Money"; Patty retraction would have to be Dyer , "You and Your published <~ tn the same Money." . manner" as the original item, Refreahments were served prestDnably relating to the by the Colwells and the size. of the headline and McGuires. The next meeting J!lacement of the •retraction will be April 23 at Dyers. on a news page. Patty Dyer. Meigs 4-H Club News J:-• •· -, ••I i ' ' RECEIVES SCIIOLARSffiP - J. Morgan Bragg rlgh~, a chel)'listry !nattuctor at Waham8 High Scho,oi, ha~ recetved the CharlestOn Section of the AmeriC!In In~titute of Chemical Engineers Scholarship to attend the TOPS 1n THE INN PLACE Buckhannon this month. Presenting lim the scholarship certificate is Superintendent of Mason County Schools Charles Withers. MONDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Heart attacks annually. kill 670,000 Americans GALUPOUS - Is . that pain In your chest indigestion or 'could it be an early warning stgn of h~art attack ? If you can't .. tell the difference, you might make a fatal mistake. Heart attack strikes and kills mo re than 670,000 Americans each year. Often, those who have had heart attacks had one or more of the following conditions : high blood pressure, hlgh levels of cholesterol or other latty substances ln the blood, were overweight, diabetic, smoked cigarettes, had lltUe or no exerclse,had a family history of he.art attacks in mtddle age. Most heart attack victims however, survive if they recognize the early warning signals of heart attack and get medical care at once. ! tndJhe .uanl\eL JUmpeu over the cow. Henry Block has 17 reasons why you . should come to us. for income tax help. POMEROY - Six defen· muffler; Muon Wood, Rt. 1, dania were fined and four Rutland, $15 and cceta, Wl· others forfe ited bonde In safe vehicle: Carl L. Smith, Melp County Court Friday. Rt, I, Reedsville, $10 and . Fined by Jud«e Robert E. coata, no fishing liceD~e · Buck were Richard T. Kirk· . WlllliiD , W. WiW111111, Mid: . patr ick, Pittaburgh, and dleport, $11 ~n d 00111, Wayne E .. Simmons, St. apeedlng. , . · Albans, UO and coeb each, Forfeitlns bo~d• were speeding ; Jennifer Sclunidt, James D. AWnaon, Greenup, Ulng Bottom,$$ and coeb, ilo Ky., Clyde R. Hamilton canton, Pamela Hill, Rt. r: Racine, a nd Jane Ann immediately . VanFceaen, Gioua~r. $27.50 To reduce the rlak of heart each, speedins. attack, exerclse resulariy, eat a balanced diet, don't • smoke, and control high blood tmLITY REnlRM OOLUMSUS (UP!) - Ohio pressure and diabetes. Above Pro all, have medical check-ups Senate Preaident regularly. Your doctor wUl be Tempore Oliver Ocuek, Dable to advlae you as to any Akron, said the upper special precautions • you chamber wW conalder Houae to a should take to protect amendments yourself BjCiilnllt the ·risk of c:onii'Owrslal utility reform · heart attack. · law nl!ltt.1\leeda.v. '~ '~·'" ' \ Meigs court . Symptoms may vary, but the usual warning sll!ll$ are: - Prolonged, oppressive pain or unusual discomfort In the center of the chest. - Pain which radiates to , tile shoulder, arm, neck,' or VIsit Our Salad Bar •1~ lb. Wiener Macaroni and Cheese Vegetable Hot Rolls Jaw.. - Pain and discomfort accompanied by sweating. - Nausea , vomiting a nd shortness of breath may occur. - SymptOms scimeUmes subside and then return. ·Heart attack victims often Ignore the warntngs, believing that the pain will disappear. Delays such as this can be fatal. II you experience · any or a combination of these symptoms, contact your physician at once . Or if a physician isn 't available , have lorneone take you to an em·ergenc y r oom Coffee, Tea or Milk •2.95 plus tax TM Tri•Courity •s Mosl Exclllng Night Spot 1HE MEIGS INN 'Ph&ne 992-3629 Pomeroy, Ohio W~ e n we began to look se riously at developing a more cootemporary public Image lor ourselves, we lound a big brown cow standing smack dab In front of us. There was no way to get around it. And we cer1aln{y weren't going to go under tt. We would have to Jump over thai cow! l et us explain. When Farmers Bank first opened Its doors, we helPed Jlnance most folks engaged in farming rela ted businesses. Farmers.were simply our main clientele. We 're · proud of this fact. That's why we decided that whatever our naw Image would look like. the Bank's na me would remain the same. But still people seemed to identity us too much with "big brown cows ". We had to lind a way to show the community that we were much more. ~ We feel that our new image accomplishes 'this welt. After a good deal ot time and effor1. not lo mention expense, we arrived at a simple solution .. . an "FB" within a frame wi th a wave-like motif ben eath the two. The Initials are basic and stand for ... Farmers Bank . But they al so convey that we are the FRIENDLY BANK. The lramlng around them shows that we are solid and stable and that your money is protected. The wave represenls fh e Ohio River. Just as the Ohio nurtures tile land , Fa rmers Bank keeps the community prosperous and flowing. The leiter forms we have used are traditional. bul wlth ·a more contemporary feeling than before ... Just like Farmers Bank ltsell. Som ething old, yet something quite new,- We have Jumped over the cow, but that old cow and all it stands lor still means a lot at the new Farmero Bank . ., . .Farmers / / /. Bank .. ' / L Reason 14. We're human, and once in a great while we'make a mistake. But if our erro~ means you must pay additional tax, you pay only the tax. We pay any tnterest or penalty. We stand behind our work. N • H&R BLOCK® . THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE -11 .,_, ~- SlrHI Gallipoli1. Ohio Ph. ••.oJOJ · "' Ent Mlllli Pvmoroy. Ollie I'll. tn.im Co. I The Fanners Bank and Sa•lnga Pomeroy, Ohio Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation \.:. �. • r • _______ __.;;..______ ,...16- • The Sunday Times· -;;;... Sentinel, Sunday, April 4, 1978 ~. ·:::: I ·:: I I .' Gallia +++. +++ . FR9M individuals we have talked with the Past lew days, It appears it was an anti-tax feeling ·rather than a dissatisfaction with emergency medical services as one of the ma in reasons the levy went down to its second defeat in as many tries. Too, there was an apparent drive by many to • defeat the levy for reasons other than a IIlli increase. +++ . TIIERE were so many rwnors floating around many voters didn 't know who to believe. For example, in one city ward, 35 individuals signed the polll)ook, but failed to vote lor or against the levy. Thirty-live blank ballots. Never heard of anything llke that happening around "here. ·a oz. +++ STP GAS TREATMENT Till<: question now is c~n the local volunteer 'Piergency squad handle all the needs ofGallla County? We'll have to wait· and see . Citizens apparently are satisfied volunteers can do the · job, but it's going to take money to operate that service. All one opponent of the EAS project revealed in a letter last Monday, nothing is free in today's world. 3 LOOSE NOTES - Marietta· College Senior Art Clark of Bidwell was named to the 1976 All-Ohio Conference basketball team recently by Ohio Conference coaches. Clark, ~forward, averaged 11 .5 points and 11.2 rebounds a game (second in OAC) . The Pioneer co..:aptain finished his college career loth , on the all-time MC scoring chart with 1,1l52points and second In rebounding with 943. Clark also finished 14th on the' all-time OAC rebounding list. He received honorable mention on the loop's dream team three consecutive years. Phil Roach Clark's coach, said "The contributions Clark has made to o~ program In four years are countless." ... The fifth annual International Cllicken Flying Meet .will be held at Bob Evans Farms, Rt. 35, on Saturday, May 15, beginning at 1 p.m. ... f. travel writer from over east is searching for a good color slide or photograph of John Burford and Shawnee or <All: Safford of Gallia Country fame for use in a national magazine. The writer · is especially looking for the campfire scene with those aracters. Anyone having such a picture should contact Mrs. elma Elliott at the Gallipolis Area Cllamber of Commerce ice ... Ike Wiseman, president of the Gallipolis Blue Devils Boosters Club, would like to see a lull house on hand at Rio Grande' College's Lyne Center Tuesday night for the benefit basketball game between the Gallipolis All-Stars and Ohio State University football players. Game time is 7:30 p.m. Admission is $3. Proceeds will go toward Memorial Field improvement projects. Thus far , work on the baseball and football fields has been done by volunteer workers. Equipnient and supplies have been donated by varlo~m lndividualll. Before the projects are completed, the boosters will need some money . That's why Wiseman is hoping for a big turnout Tuesday to see two-time Heisman Trophy winner Archie Griffin and teammates take on the Gallipolis A!l.Stars. An autograph session is scheduled for area Buckeye fans. Those wonting to take pictures or have pictures taken· with Archie and some of his teammates will have an opportunity to do so during the evening's activities. ~+ + TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of !he Gallipolis Daily Tribune and weekly Gallla Times ... High water closes Rt. 35 west of Jackson ... Orin Thomas to close wallpaper and paint store at 48 <Alurt St ••• Water, electric and traffic problems discussed by city commissioners ... Phjllip Pope ~ Gallipolis, named area FFA president ... Former Evans Grocery Store employee George Randolph na10ed MiChigan sales manager for Neon Products, Inc., out of Lima ... GAHS grid coach Clarence Thompson announces 1956 Blue Devil football schedule ... Blue Devils edge Pomeroy Panthers 3-1 in Southern Division baseball opener. REEL 7. Dr. Helms will be heading a list of outstanding educators who will spend two days of intensive study and appraisal of the programs and offenngs at Kyger Creek. Completing the list of outstanding team members are: Dr. Gus Abrolot, Professor, Department of Education, Marietta College ; .Dr. Keith D. Barnes, Guidance Services, Co- Adult~ class being offered RIO GRAN DE - 1\u, Education at Buckeye Hill.. Career Center. will offer an Ait Conditioning·Heatlng Class to be held on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 6:30 to 9:30p.m. This course is designed for · adult... interested in basic level el!periences in the fields or Air Conditioning and Heatlng. The student will · recei\·e classroom instruction an.: l.i.blral«y experience in 11•• ~.,....,., of equipment ~I ")I!J': U't. l1 arid ~li' ll if. t:IMU April .t Ulot VI I tnlli _ lUy 2Jii. . ' IIJ< ltlil(CIIo~ n~ , , , . _, ~ ~Qil;l; ltCtilrz «.11t u, .ltdult !ttlw~1ill Iff il:l' ttn jjjjtlil da,)· lwm 6 • .IT]. I o! p, r~ or !'il{lllllj;\" illl •\)ill 111 '" 11 !Ml1 1' :3}1 PliO. I' :.IU )J.t l. • lumbus Public Schools; Dean Brown, Rio Grande College; AI Burger, Jackson High School; Mrs. Thomas Davis, Whipple; Ted Fritz, Capital University; Mrs . Betty Fuller, Athens High Sch~l; Marcus Lohr, S~pt. , · Croo~svllle School System;· Greg Miller, Jackson High School, John Neff, New Lexington High School; WUiiam Northrup, Buckeye Hills Career Center ; Dr. Herbert Schneider, Capital University; Dr. Ray Skinner, College of Education, Ohio University ; Dr. Shirley , Slater, Department of Home Economics Education, Ohio University; Dr. AI Squibb, Department of Industrial Technology, Ohio University; Charles Trone, Wllson Hills . Elementary School, Worthington, and Ronald Whitaker, Grover Center 11, Ohio University. The major emphasis Is on school improvement by the North Central Association, Kyger Creek· High School, and the entire local district. wdh lw.,tlr,.... u h llQ t u ,J toh 'IJJ(Otl lor rl• """'l lo.,t..;r1 !+.,,.j, •'~""' !>ou t •l•l>lj :too I ' "" "''" t~ or " "~'leo IOIO h ollf<:j 11011 100 1rh B II• .,. ,, ], ~ . ... .,~~·oU~..,., . 1 ~" d II<<><'•< ~ ~ lu.j llu ol t '" u r• h ""'''' · · .short W~y . . .., Willi~- U.lll '666 Heck's Reg. '9.99 AIJDIIOTWI Hedi's Reg. 1 129.96 Sports Dept. TRIG-A-FLO PISTOL CLEANING KIT HIP' BOOTS OIL CAN GUN SJ22 . ' Vulcqnized rubber wilti doatad sole and heel. Knee harness, waist strops, steel arch. '4'' HECK'S REG. $1.89 AUTOMOTIVE IJgr. Heck's Reg. •5.82 Heclts Reg. $13.99 Sports Dept. SPORTS DEPT. OUTDOOR THERMOMETER VIGORO FERTILIZER { HECK'S GREEN ROWER BOX SJ99 REG; $2.69 24" FLOWER BOX HECK'S REG. '1.29 30~' Green Flower · IIOISIWAII IJEPT. ' $1.37 ...,.,,,., HARDWARE DEPT. ARM &HAMMER LAUtiRY DETERGENT I' H:::s SJ 09 HECK'S Hardware .I; .PINES'OL LIQUID '139 5 1o~G-'2.99 • 239 Heck's Reg. •1.75 .. 280%.: HECK'S LB. REG. 11.69 'loo Box, Heck's Reg. 12.66 .,06 ., .. .FLOWER CENTER STAND .,•• Heck's Reg. •8.99 ·Hardwa~ HOUSEWARE DEPT. Dept. • HAMILTON atACH · DELUXE c•OME MIUI TIMED-RELEASE $1.97 _s HECK'S RIG. $4.77 . SIWTS IIIPT. 40CT CfSMmc Dli'T. ' MOOD CLAIIOL J.IGHTED· . MIRROR WATCHES Thi~ mirror gMt yov doy, nening, tlome, or office lightinv to'... yourwlf os otfwn .-you. The bio mirrcw lodes at a, a rag&. and twiwls from r~vlar ro '!IOQflifyil'lg. With" Brood SJMC· fnlm" light, o Clairol udvW,., for purt, true "ght. HECK'S R~G. '21.96 JEWELRY DEPT. LANTERN $299 1~' SJ-676 .-KEROSENE ), ASPIRIN HECK'S REG. ""'rt A1Jtomotic _tO-min. -~mer. f:ond 3 stainless SIMi bowls. Ton positiooupoad control. · 72 COUNT lAYER . HOME RULE COLUMBUS (UPI) - A constitutional amendment srantlng counties home rule powers was defeated in the Ohio HoWJe lor the second time ~e~esday and killed 'for the-~-lance of the 197 session . The proposal, aimed at the · November ballot, was designed to allow counties to exercise local . self. &'JYmlment po\fers not in ti!fifllct with stai~ law h lell tlree vdtes of ' Jlll1iall@:t' llltt Jan. 15 '"d was !' ~ "'~ short of the two~ d• · majority required G.I.ICA••IR Po"''* l"'l ut • ~ •• h• l•··• • l·''~ "' ' "''"·' • !"J"""''tP"hood Evaluation temn headed by Capital's Dr. Helms CHESHIRE - Dr. David · He?ns, Professor, College of Arts .and Science, Capital University will serve as chairman of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools evaluation of Kyger Creek Hlgli'School AprilS and BERKLEY SPIN CAST +++ . By MANNIX PORTERFIEW PLEASANT, W.Va. (UPI) - ·Beneath the glass Inside the main .corridor of the compact Mason :: <AlJrthouse, the small wbite !etten in · the :· direCtory haven't been changed. :· Under the "llherjff" lilting, they still spell "E. E. WE don 1. know ! 'Members of the Concerned Cltizena lor Emergency Ambulance Service steering committee will meet again shortly to review resultS of the March 30 election. . Teamsters may have agreement :: SINCE Ia'!! Tuesday's 0.4 of a mlll levy for operating expenses for regional emergency ambulance service failed to pa s.~ in Gqllia <AlWlty because of the required 55 percent majority (the issue was approved by 44 votes, 2,473 to 2,429) required in a special election, the question IS asked, "Where do . we go from here?" · · · . . .·. of Mason sheriff's offiee .;e·-: By Hobart Wilson Jr. . .::.::: 'E. E. Wedge' still on door,· . ! Dateline _I .•::::.: .. : '12'' ' ,. . Heck~$,,-Reg. Utilities bill up to. senators By LEE LEONARD ,UPI Statehouse Reporter · ffiLUMBUS (UPI) - The Ohio Senate Is expected to be asked again Tuesday to wrestle with the thorny question of utility ratemaking legislation to decide If a balance has been struck between · · utilities and consumers. The Senate passed the socalled "RCN" repe'!ier overwhehnlngly In Febrliary, but its Chief sponsor says the measure approved by the House last week goes overboard In favor of the .utlllties. • .Sen. J. Timothy Meepnnack, 0-Euclid, plans to ask the Senate to dl&approve the House version and send the entire matter to a joint conference committee. · But Mc<Alrmack Indicated • : : · : : : : : : : 11 No'. 10 SUNDAY, APRI_ L 4, 1976 ' PAGE 17 : VOL. .:.:.::..:..:..-..:.:..,.::..:....;.._ _ _ _ _:-_ _:;.:......:.........:..._:;_.::::._.:...:...:...:..:.__ _.:::__ _ _ _ _...:.._..:....:.:_..:..:._ : : : :· : · :: ::·: ··::= ·:·: :;:: ·:·: :: ·· could put all400,000 drivers on the roads by United Preulntenlatloaal transportation system. ·Marathon negotiations pro· A walkout by craft uniOIIII, duced a tentative settlement numbering about 1,900 memin the three-day · otd bers, was called Tue!lday nationwide teamsters strike night In San Franclaco In Saturday, but barpining was defiance of a court order. stalled iil two other major Transport workers honored . labor disputes. their picket llnl!ll and halted Labor Secretary W.J . street car-and bus service, Usery emerged from the although most other three ' days of Intensive Ialka mtinlciJ)Ill employl!ll stayed with trucking Industry and Oil' the job. teamsters negotiators ln Negotiations were alated to · Arlington Heights, Ill ..- to resume for the flr8l time announce that a tentative since the walkout was called. agreement had been written Otrlstopher was Included in to put all of the toO,OOO the talks as a public teamsters back on the road7" --representative at the Even though the master suggestion of the unlOIIS. agreement mi(St be raWied The craft unions, by union drivers, Teamsters representing the building p r e s I d e n t . F r a n k trades groups employed by Fitzsimmons told reporters, the · clty, walked out "We are recalling our men. protesting a new wage scale Our position is. the strll!e has which cut pay for 110me been terminated." · members. · The union leader added, Talks wlll resume "This was hard bargaining Thursday at Washington in a by both sides." strikeofl,700membersolthe The three-day strike was National Association of softened by a nwnber of local Broadcast Employes and settlements and a Friday . Technicians against the agreement that ended the National Broadcasting <Al. strike for one-third of the Supervisory personnel was truckers. However, it still led run,rting television and radio to violence on the highways, operations at major clty with shooting and fiBt fights, outlets of the network.· and shutdowns and planned . 1/lllks broke off between the layoffs In industry, notably neiwork and NABET lhortly the auto factories. before !he wallwqt began at In San Francisco, former ·' 12:01 a.m. Thursday, and will Mayor George Christopher resume·AprU Bat the Federal was called upon to sit In as a Mediation Bw-eau offices In neutral observer In talks Washington. Wage scales and between olflclala and iabo~ contract p-ovialona coveriJ18 leaders of that city in a strike jurisdiction and other that crippled · its matters are In dlapute. · ord doWn On the f arms By IRA R. ALLEN Unlled Press lllternational The political traU woWld Saturday from a Wisconsin barnyard to a white tie dinner three blocks from the White House . . De.mocr ats ga lhered in caucus to start the convention delegate selection process in Kansas and Virginia, to select Oklahoma's final nine plunging into.lhe crowds. Udall was to get campaign help Monday from 1972 nominee George McGovern, who until now has said he will back any of a number of liberal candidates but not endorse one. Ford, who talked about farm problems, encountered orie of the most basic. of them while touring a barnyard lind had to change suits before sitting down to a country lreakfast. In . Oklahoma , the Democnlic state convention mel tO choose nine persons to lings.'' round out the state's 37H e n r y J a c k s o n member national convention campaigned for Tuesday's delegation. Going into the Democratic primary in New · \lalloting, Jimmy Carter had York state and Morris Udall eight, Fred · Harris five and ,;,; spent Saturday In ·Wisconsin, the uncommitted group IS. Where Ford finished two days Democrats held mass of . campai~ning by late meetings in Virginia to start afternoon. the process of selecting 54 Ford was !he first president convention delegates and · COLUMBUS - Ohio 10ay in more than half a century to held caucuses in Kansas, soon becllllie the first state to visit Fond du Ll;ic, Wis., and which will send 34 delegates place former Sen. Epgene got a big welcome from an to tile convention in New McCarthy on ita ballot as an estimated 40,000 persons. "I York July 12. Independent candidate for thank you from Ute bottom of • Republicans met in my heart," Ford said , Kentucky to begin the President in November. · McCarthy • • are petitions delegates and to hear testimony in Newport, R.I ., on the shape of the party's platform. President.Ford, who got up with the cows . in Campbellsport, Wis., to start a day of~mpalgning among the state's dairy farmers, was, along with Democratic front-runner Jinuny Carter, on the guest list for the Washington press corps' annual Gridiron Dinner at a hotel withln sight of the White House. Carter spent the day ln Washington in ''private mee- filed. with _,8000 na.JlleS . . ~ay process of selecting delegates who will be apportioned accordingtotheresultsofthe May 25 primary. AI the Demoa-ats' eastern regional platform hearings, labor officials urged ' the party to reject the propositions advanced by Carter and . Republican Ronald Reagan among others that government Is too big. United Auto Workers presldent Leonard Woodcock said, " Some g ove rnm en t ...-ograms have been poorly .run ... but it is a fiction to use those as demonstrations that the government's ability to deal with economic problems (should) be weakened by reduction or elimination ot most programs." Carter is also under continuing attack from Georgia legislator Julian Bond, whO says the fof111er governor of his state asked · him four years·_ago to see 1972 Democratic nominee George McGovern and "beg" t.hill Carter replace Thoma~ Eagleton as vice presidential candidate. Ohio supporters of the loi:mer Minnesota senator's independent presidential . campaign Friday filed Editor's Dote. Eight years By KATIIERINE G. BEAN petitions bearing 8,000 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) signatures of Ohio voters with ago today Dr. Martin Lutlier the Ohio Secretary of State~s KlDg was shot to death by a -The most notorious inmate Tenness.ee's State office. As this number far snl~r In Memphis, TenD. of James Earl Ray eventually Penitentiary spenq~ his days exceeds ihe state r41quiremept of 5,000 was eapiUred and pleaded working placidly in the prison' signatures, the SecrelB,ry of guilty to the crime. Now Ray laundry or lying on his Stale Is expected to announce claims he did not kill King narrow bunk with his face to next month that Sen. Mc- and is seetlng to overturn the ·the wall. But James Earl Ray, Carthy has secured ballot · guilty plea and to stand trial. status In Ohio 'as a candidate Ill his prllon cell to Nashvllle serving a 99-year sentence for last week Ray granted a rare the assassination or" Dr. lor President. Interview to UPI'a Katherille Martin Luther King Jr. eight . Through similar petition. Bean, wlro also talked to the years ago today, says he is marking time while a efforts across the country, convicted man's attorneys merely federal appeals court decides about his case. Sen. McCarthy expects to be On the November ballot for President In a minimum of 43 states. late last week some of his support may be eroding and heavy pressure from utility lobbyists could produce the 17 votes needed for the Senate to agree with the House changes and send the bW to Gov. James A. Rhodes. "We will have an exceptionally tight vote," said MeCormack. "Support In the (Senate Democratic) caucus Is slipping," agreed an . aide tq Mc(»rmack. A Senate Democratic caucliS before the ·Boor vote on the House amendments · may wen detennlne Whether McConnack still has the votes to send the bill to conference for negotiations. The biU would rep4!ai the Sen. McCarthy candidacy "RCN"- reconatructlon eost offer voters an Bller· new - formula that utilities will native to the likely nominees of the two major parties. His (Continued on page 18) campaign is expect~ to appeal most strongly ~ dependent voters, now nuplbering over one-third of the total eleclorate, and to progreulve voters in both the major parties. . . Persons in the GaiUa and ·Carter can shoot doWn Udall soon on Mill st., will be moved into the North Second St. building. The garage operations as weU as the sales staff will move to the Mill si. building. Ferman Moore, owner of the company, said thst he also plans a "facellftlng" for the Mill St., sti:ucture. ADDIT!ON - This 60 by 80 foot metal addition has been added to thf rear of the preiient garage of ·the Royal Crown Sottllng <Al. on North Second Ave. in Middleport. As soon as the Interior of the addition has been completed, the botillng opera tiona and offices, now : : : ..· Accord, .if approved, · . PLANT James biding time during appeal . whether to overturn the · testify In court hearings or guilty plea he said he was talk to news reporters about forced to make and allow him ihe case. to actually stand trial. · But ohe recent day, be "The ruling may come in Interrupted a !9te afternoon five weeks or so," Ray said. nap to respond guardedly .to "I think I know how they're·· questions. going to rule, bull better not Wearing jeil'ns and a say." spotless white ll!e llhirt and While steadfastly looking younger than hla ta· malntalning he did not fire years, Ray peered through the shot that felled·the famed the bars of a dark cell barely civil rights leader on the large enough lo turn around balcony of Memphis' ln. -. Lorraine Motel eight years. "I don't want to be tried In ago, Ray has been hesitant lo tlie preSB," he said softly as · he leaned forward to be heard above the din of the cell l!lock. "Anything I say here now -won't make any difference because It will be decided in cow-l. And · it representing .the building seems to me It llhould be trades groups employed by decided in court. "I've had an adverSBry the city, walked out protesting a new wage sc81e press, but that's to be which cut pay for some expected. I really don't pay that much attention." members. Ray clatrns he originally Talks wlll resume was forced to plead guHty by fhursday at Washington in a strike oll,700 members of the lawyer Percy Foreman, In National Aas~iation ol order to escape what Broadcast Employes and appeared to be a cerlaln Technicians against the death penalty. In prevloua Natlonlll Broadcasting Co. statemenl.l, the sandy-haired . Supervisory personnel was convict has hinted that be running teleVIsion 'lind radio was the unwitting tool of one operations at major city or more conspirators, and that even , though he ''may outlets of the network. Negotiations ma!king time · umted Press lotematlonal bers, waS called Tuesday - night in San Francisco In While Industry watched the outcome of the remaining defiance of a court order. Teamsters' bargaining talks, Transport workers honored negotiators marked time their picket llnes and baited Saturday In two otlter labor street car and bus service, dis although most other pules. municipal -employes stayed Former Mayor George Cl!rlstopher of San Francis(» on the job. Negotiations were slated to was called upon to sit" in as a neutral observer in talks resume for the first time betv;een offi~ials and labor slnce the walkout was called. leaders of that dty ln a strike Christopher was included ln that crippled Its the talks as a public transportatlon system . representative at the Awalkout by,craft ~ions, suggestion of the unions. numberin~ about 1,900 memThe craft unions, Meigs County area who wish close ln New York, Jackson's to learn more about Sen. ' By sTEVE GERSTEL ,campaign and campaign McCarthy's views and · United PreasiDtel'IUltlonal : Jimmy Carter, whose strategy of taking the CamJ!IIIgn may do so by march through the primaries nomination by wimlng in the contacting McCarthy ,'76, P. has made him lbe front· industrial North ·may be Q. Box 6544, Cincinnati 45206. ninner for the Democratic jeopardized. , Jackson has not faced the , I presidential nomination, can pick off Morrla Udall and cut voters as an active candidate lip Henry Jacbon Tuesday In since the Florida primary where he·finiabed third, and Wisc:onsill and New York. The WiBconaln and New Udall has llillPped !he lal!t · charges were brought." ·Watergate coverup activities, House tape recording and three primaries ·slnee By DAVID NAGY three days later. York primaries are crucial to finishing '!'he book does not say llaig that he had lied and must called II "the 111110irlng gun" second in WASIUNGTON (UP!) Vice · President Gerald Udall, the 53-year old liberal · ch President Richard Nixon's Ford the book says was asked Ford to pardon Nixon resign to arotd impeachment. that would convict Nixon. Arizona coQ!ressman, and to Massa usetts. top aIde an d his own lawyers ''stunn ' ed'' and ''.befud,•• _. ,, - Ford has denied any Nixon uoeu It SI!YS an .embittered and It contained a conversation During the same time, jackson, the 83-year veteran Carter, representative asked that secretive Nbl:on refused to · between Nixon and H.R. tile 51-year old Georworked to get him to resign when Raig told him a week ., gtan, swept Florida, Dllnols and threate~~ed to quit his before Nixon agreed to quit - ·and says the vice )iresident resign unW the day before his Haldeman, his former ·chief ., . and North Carolina to add to . staff unless he made a public he w8s about to becOme madenotommltmenttodoso Aug. ' 8 announcement, and ~staff, onJWJe23, 19'12-slx 'Washington senator. They bla bag of victories, whiCh . confesalojl they knew would · president and · could, among that day. that, even on the morning of days after ' the Watergate are Carter's lAst two serious already lncludell New destroy him, according to a his options, grant Nixon a "Ford appeared confused, Aug. 8, St. Clair - his chief burglary - in which Nixon challengers amoM the active Hampshire and Vermont plus newly published book. almost befuddled," It said. · Wljtergate attorney agreed to use the CIA to stop • pardon. C8ndidatea. strong showings in precinct In "The Final Days," During, that Aug. 1, 1974, "Finally, he told Haig simply "wasn't abllolulely Convinced the FBI's Watergate .The undisguised, caucuses 8Dd conventlool authors ~b Woodward and meeting, the book · says, thst he would have to think It would happen." investigation. asplratlona of noncandidate The book sa)'B Buzbardt, The book says Nixon Tuesday could a1a0 mark Carl Bernstein say White "Halg raised the question of about things.'' Hubert Hwnpllrey may hinge . the end of Alabama's three· House chief of staff par~ons - whether the The 456-page book by the another top presidential refused uniU Aq. 7 to a~t 011 whether Udall can beat term governor George . Alex.ander llaig and lawyers president (Nixon) should two Wa~hington Post Watetgate counsel. and thetapewasaalnci1mlrl8ting Carter In Wisconsin and Wallace, a factor in the Fred Buzbardt and James~ ·. pardon himself, whether Watergate reporters, just Nixon adviser Leonard 88 hll advisers believed, 111d 'lllielher Jackson can BCOre a race. He 88 Is making only a (]air · orchestrated N~on s others should be pardoned, relesaed, created a IID'or Garment' lielieved Nixon that, In making the tape big victory In New York. token effort in New York and departure even whUe the whether ihe president should through excerpts .describing should resign In November, pilbUc, be plaMed to !II!Y he Otherwise, Humphrey's his popularity lri WllcOOatn )lllbUc waa being told he be given a pilrdon If he Nixon as unstabl~. suicidal 1973, convinCed even then he had orily just discovered Its flopes for a · brokere(l has plummeted and drunk during his last was hiding Watergate exlatence hlm!elf. · would never resign. . resigned ... $tvention turning to him In a llhowdown meeting at The Wisconsin and New They said the men told "Ford , inquired about , a. days In office. The excerpts lnlonnatlon from hls · own jtll1 sharply recede. York primaries offer the · Nixon th,y would quit If he president s pardon power. A drew denials .from both his attorneys. An enraged Nixon, Camp David on Aug. 4, the •Udall, the last of the serious largest harvest of delegates did not admit publicly he Jrlsident,' llaig said clearly 80ns4n-law and Secretary of it says, refused to 9ee them, book says, llaig and St. <lair Uberal candidates, has yet to to the national conventlona of knew for monlhs ~~ the - emphasldng that what he State Henry Kissinger. Halg and St. Clair joined told Nixon they knew he had Win a ptlmary aild may be any primlry night 10 far. . ~ce of the smoking was saying ,applied to any The book purports to Buzhardt IIi deciding Nixon' listened to that ·tape himself &me as a eerlous contender ' Np York baa no "beauty pistol tape recording whoae president - has ,the polfet; to describe how . Nixon's must resign In late July, 1974, early In May, that there were tilleu he brelkl tlnugb in contest" election· 10 'the d i 1 cover y a as u red grant ·a pardon. It was an advisers came to beUeve - a week after Buz'-rdt records and grand jury l#leral Wt.con~~n . wiMer will be the ~andldate impeaclwbent. Nlson did so unrestricted power that could as Haig Is quoted at one point reviewed a secret ~lte testimony-to prove It and that · ;,And 1 Carlpr gets even with the moat delegates. • reluc!fntly and resigned be 'e~ercized before crfinal - he wa\"guilty as hell" of l ·' ~ VASELINE .BATH BEADS 16 oz. HECK'S REG. 11.28 OOSMETJC DEPT. have been partly responsible" for King's death, he was nowhere near the motel when the falalllhot was fired. Asked if he stUI clings to the conspiracy theory, tho~ a U.S. Justice Department investigation hu found little evidence to support It, Ray merely blinked. "I think It will all come out in court," he said ·obliquely. According to one of Ray's current lawyers, Robert livingston of Memphis, his famous client Is closemouthed becaWJe he fears retrlbullon · from those directly · responslb.le for King's death. "I think be's in IOIDe danger," livingston stated. "He spoke ~ back in 11169, oot they all chose to Ignore him. Of course he Isn't going around naming addresses and telephon!l numbers (of conspirators). Let~a just say _he clires not to die." --llvingston lal!t villled Ray In February llhortly after the 8th Circuit <Alurt of Appeals in Cincinnati took the plea for a trial Wider advisement. Prison apokesmen aald Ray, who now has al.'ellmate, is looking better since he wu (<Alntlnued on page 18) • Nixon·'s aitJ,e, lawyers threatened to quit book says · , Analysis '21.96 Jew~l.ry Dept. : : Wedge," except the "e"inthelastnameluni.sal~. : : Down the hallway; ~ea F. Gaskins sits behind : . Wedge's old desk and stares diacollaolately at a blown-up :. : photograph of the late sheriff. : : "I jUBI can't bring mylielf .!c) put this on the desk," he · : tells an old lrlelld. ''Not yet, anyway. But eventually, I'll . : get tile nerv~tofrl!llle it and hang it upon thewaU." Elvin "Pete" Wedge, a popular lawman throughout Mason County, and four bther persons were killed last month when the teenage husband of a girl Charged with ldlllng the couple's baby turned hlmllelf into' a human bomb and blew np a large section of the tourthouse·. Bruce Sis'k and his wife, Harriet, died when his dynamite-filled suitcase authorities had 8SSIDlled was lull of clothes went off. Wedge and Deputy Kenneth Dale Love became the tllird and fourth victims before another day had passed. Within a week, the bizarre plot had claimed Ita fifth victim; Deputy Ernie Hesson, a former sheriff. ., It was a tragedy that, 88 one long«&ildlng resident observed, shocked the townspeople to the same degree as the 1968 bridge collapse which killed 48 persons. ·Gaskins, the city's PC!lice chlelthe past two years, found his staff numb but ready to carry on when he stepped into Wedge's job. "Due to the good personnel h!lre, things never did stop to function," said the interim sheriff, who spent some of . his law enforcement career In Florida. • In the residue of -the tragedy, Mason County is still : confrontedwith the·fact It has no jail. This means Gaskins : and his men must haul prisoners 30 roUes away to the : Putnam <Alanty lockup, which hardly has room to spare. · There has been talk of putting up a separate building ln Mason <Alunty to house its prisoners, or repairing the · blast-torn building, but nothing has been decided. . Gaskins, however, doesn't seem to !le worried about · facing an ·overflow of criminals. "We have an exeellent coWJty ·here, with a smaller percentage of crime than .most other areas," be says. . "Basically, this a very, well-bebaved COillltY." . . looking back on the jailhouse bombing, Gaskins : interprets the incident not as an !Joiated case but as the : crime of the future, with society's violent element . directing its hostile energy toward law a~encies. · For this reason, Gaskins says he believes lawmen, • especially In this riverfrOnt city, have" become : Increasingly more ''professionally cautious." . : "Bombings are more prevalent now," he notes. "It's something that can occur any place. It's just one of those thing$." In a S.mall county suCh as Mason, however, the scars appear to be muCh deew, he adda, · "These wounds will take a 10ng, long tin)e to heal-if they eve( will.'' ,•::;::; :. .... ·::::. ::::.:. ...... . .:::: · -' t' '. .. he coiiid not Ue lj) the public. Nixon at first resisted. "llalg's frustration boOed · over u he told (Treuury Secretary William) Simon (later) what had to be included in the statement• Buzhardt, St. Clair and he were all resigning 'if the president dOCfD't lay it on the tine."' The book saya a stream of Republican polltlclana tried to persuade Nixon resignation was the best coprile, with · Hall quarterbacklna. the ellort.l and imdlies the Chief of stan nudge · Nixon Into · a Thursday, Aug. I announcement. · Finally, It says, on the afternoon of Aug. 7, Nlx011 auembled his family in the. White House aolarlum, stroUed In and told them, "we're golna back to California." ·'0 . ' �. • r • _______ __.;;..______ ,...16- • The Sunday Times· -;;;... Sentinel, Sunday, April 4, 1978 ~. ·:::: I ·:: I I .' Gallia +++. +++ . FR9M individuals we have talked with the Past lew days, It appears it was an anti-tax feeling ·rather than a dissatisfaction with emergency medical services as one of the ma in reasons the levy went down to its second defeat in as many tries. Too, there was an apparent drive by many to • defeat the levy for reasons other than a IIlli increase. +++ . TIIERE were so many rwnors floating around many voters didn 't know who to believe. For example, in one city ward, 35 individuals signed the polll)ook, but failed to vote lor or against the levy. Thirty-live blank ballots. Never heard of anything llke that happening around "here. ·a oz. +++ STP GAS TREATMENT Till<: question now is c~n the local volunteer 'Piergency squad handle all the needs ofGallla County? We'll have to wait· and see . Citizens apparently are satisfied volunteers can do the · job, but it's going to take money to operate that service. All one opponent of the EAS project revealed in a letter last Monday, nothing is free in today's world. 3 LOOSE NOTES - Marietta· College Senior Art Clark of Bidwell was named to the 1976 All-Ohio Conference basketball team recently by Ohio Conference coaches. Clark, ~forward, averaged 11 .5 points and 11.2 rebounds a game (second in OAC) . The Pioneer co..:aptain finished his college career loth , on the all-time MC scoring chart with 1,1l52points and second In rebounding with 943. Clark also finished 14th on the' all-time OAC rebounding list. He received honorable mention on the loop's dream team three consecutive years. Phil Roach Clark's coach, said "The contributions Clark has made to o~ program In four years are countless." ... The fifth annual International Cllicken Flying Meet .will be held at Bob Evans Farms, Rt. 35, on Saturday, May 15, beginning at 1 p.m. ... f. travel writer from over east is searching for a good color slide or photograph of John Burford and Shawnee or <All: Safford of Gallia Country fame for use in a national magazine. The writer · is especially looking for the campfire scene with those aracters. Anyone having such a picture should contact Mrs. elma Elliott at the Gallipolis Area Cllamber of Commerce ice ... Ike Wiseman, president of the Gallipolis Blue Devils Boosters Club, would like to see a lull house on hand at Rio Grande' College's Lyne Center Tuesday night for the benefit basketball game between the Gallipolis All-Stars and Ohio State University football players. Game time is 7:30 p.m. Admission is $3. Proceeds will go toward Memorial Field improvement projects. Thus far , work on the baseball and football fields has been done by volunteer workers. Equipnient and supplies have been donated by varlo~m lndividualll. Before the projects are completed, the boosters will need some money . That's why Wiseman is hoping for a big turnout Tuesday to see two-time Heisman Trophy winner Archie Griffin and teammates take on the Gallipolis A!l.Stars. An autograph session is scheduled for area Buckeye fans. Those wonting to take pictures or have pictures taken· with Archie and some of his teammates will have an opportunity to do so during the evening's activities. ~+ + TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of !he Gallipolis Daily Tribune and weekly Gallla Times ... High water closes Rt. 35 west of Jackson ... Orin Thomas to close wallpaper and paint store at 48 <Alurt St ••• Water, electric and traffic problems discussed by city commissioners ... Phjllip Pope ~ Gallipolis, named area FFA president ... Former Evans Grocery Store employee George Randolph na10ed MiChigan sales manager for Neon Products, Inc., out of Lima ... GAHS grid coach Clarence Thompson announces 1956 Blue Devil football schedule ... Blue Devils edge Pomeroy Panthers 3-1 in Southern Division baseball opener. REEL 7. Dr. Helms will be heading a list of outstanding educators who will spend two days of intensive study and appraisal of the programs and offenngs at Kyger Creek. Completing the list of outstanding team members are: Dr. Gus Abrolot, Professor, Department of Education, Marietta College ; .Dr. Keith D. Barnes, Guidance Services, Co- Adult~ class being offered RIO GRAN DE - 1\u, Education at Buckeye Hill.. Career Center. will offer an Ait Conditioning·Heatlng Class to be held on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 6:30 to 9:30p.m. This course is designed for · adult... interested in basic level el!periences in the fields or Air Conditioning and Heatlng. The student will · recei\·e classroom instruction an.: l.i.blral«y experience in 11•• ~.,....,., of equipment ~I ")I!J': U't. l1 arid ~li' ll if. t:IMU April .t Ulot VI I tnlli _ lUy 2Jii. . ' IIJ< ltlil(CIIo~ n~ , , , . _, ~ ~Qil;l; ltCtilrz «.11t u, .ltdult !ttlw~1ill Iff il:l' ttn jjjjtlil da,)· lwm 6 • .IT]. I o! p, r~ or !'il{lllllj;\" illl •\)ill 111 '" 11 !Ml1 1' :3}1 PliO. I' :.IU )J.t l. • lumbus Public Schools; Dean Brown, Rio Grande College; AI Burger, Jackson High School; Mrs. Thomas Davis, Whipple; Ted Fritz, Capital University; Mrs . Betty Fuller, Athens High Sch~l; Marcus Lohr, S~pt. , · Croo~svllle School System;· Greg Miller, Jackson High School, John Neff, New Lexington High School; WUiiam Northrup, Buckeye Hills Career Center ; Dr. Herbert Schneider, Capital University; Dr. Ray Skinner, College of Education, Ohio University ; Dr. Shirley , Slater, Department of Home Economics Education, Ohio University; Dr. AI Squibb, Department of Industrial Technology, Ohio University; Charles Trone, Wllson Hills . Elementary School, Worthington, and Ronald Whitaker, Grover Center 11, Ohio University. 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HOME RULE COLUMBUS (UPI) - A constitutional amendment srantlng counties home rule powers was defeated in the Ohio HoWJe lor the second time ~e~esday and killed 'for the-~-lance of the 197 session . The proposal, aimed at the · November ballot, was designed to allow counties to exercise local . self. &'JYmlment po\fers not in ti!fifllct with stai~ law h lell tlree vdtes of ' Jlll1iall@:t' llltt Jan. 15 '"d was !' ~ "'~ short of the two~ d• · majority required G.I.ICA••IR Po"''* l"'l ut • ~ •• h• l•··• • l·''~ "' ' "''"·' • !"J"""''tP"hood Evaluation temn headed by Capital's Dr. Helms CHESHIRE - Dr. David · He?ns, Professor, College of Arts .and Science, Capital University will serve as chairman of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools evaluation of Kyger Creek Hlgli'School AprilS and BERKLEY SPIN CAST +++ . By MANNIX PORTERFIEW PLEASANT, W.Va. (UPI) - ·Beneath the glass Inside the main .corridor of the compact Mason :: <AlJrthouse, the small wbite !etten in · the :· direCtory haven't been changed. :· Under the "llherjff" lilting, they still spell "E. E. WE don 1. know ! 'Members of the Concerned Cltizena lor Emergency Ambulance Service steering committee will meet again shortly to review resultS of the March 30 election. . Teamsters may have agreement :: SINCE Ia'!! Tuesday's 0.4 of a mlll levy for operating expenses for regional emergency ambulance service failed to pa s.~ in Gqllia <AlWlty because of the required 55 percent majority (the issue was approved by 44 votes, 2,473 to 2,429) required in a special election, the question IS asked, "Where do . we go from here?" · · · . . .·. of Mason sheriff's offiee .;e·-: By Hobart Wilson Jr. . .::.::: 'E. E. Wedge' still on door,· . ! Dateline _I .•::::.: .. : '12'' ' ,. . Heck~$,,-Reg. Utilities bill up to. senators By LEE LEONARD ,UPI Statehouse Reporter · ffiLUMBUS (UPI) - The Ohio Senate Is expected to be asked again Tuesday to wrestle with the thorny question of utility ratemaking legislation to decide If a balance has been struck between · · utilities and consumers. The Senate passed the socalled "RCN" repe'!ier overwhehnlngly In Febrliary, but its Chief sponsor says the measure approved by the House last week goes overboard In favor of the .utlllties. • .Sen. J. Timothy Meepnnack, 0-Euclid, plans to ask the Senate to dl&approve the House version and send the entire matter to a joint conference committee. · But Mc<Alrmack Indicated • : : · : : : : : : : 11 No'. 10 SUNDAY, APRI_ L 4, 1976 ' PAGE 17 : VOL. .:.:.::..:..:..-..:.:..,.::..:....;.._ _ _ _ _:-_ _:;.:......:.........:..._:;_.::::._.:...:...:...:..:.__ _.:::__ _ _ _ _...:.._..:....:.:_..:..:._ : : : :· : · :: ::·: ··::= ·:·: :;:: ·:·: :: ·· could put all400,000 drivers on the roads by United Preulntenlatloaal transportation system. ·Marathon negotiations pro· A walkout by craft uniOIIII, duced a tentative settlement numbering about 1,900 memin the three-day · otd bers, was called Tue!lday nationwide teamsters strike night In San Franclaco In Saturday, but barpining was defiance of a court order. stalled iil two other major Transport workers honored . labor disputes. their picket llnl!ll and halted Labor Secretary W.J . street car-and bus service, Usery emerged from the although most other three ' days of Intensive Ialka mtinlciJ)Ill employl!ll stayed with trucking Industry and Oil' the job. teamsters negotiators ln Negotiations were alated to · Arlington Heights, Ill ..- to resume for the flr8l time announce that a tentative since the walkout was called. agreement had been written Otrlstopher was Included in to put all of the toO,OOO the talks as a public teamsters back on the road7" --representative at the Even though the master suggestion of the unlOIIS. agreement mi(St be raWied The craft unions, by union drivers, Teamsters representing the building p r e s I d e n t . F r a n k trades groups employed by Fitzsimmons told reporters, the · clty, walked out "We are recalling our men. protesting a new wage scale Our position is. the strll!e has which cut pay for 110me been terminated." · members. · The union leader added, Talks wlll resume "This was hard bargaining Thursday at Washington in a by both sides." strikeofl,700membersolthe The three-day strike was National Association of softened by a nwnber of local Broadcast Employes and settlements and a Friday . Technicians against the agreement that ended the National Broadcasting <Al. strike for one-third of the Supervisory personnel was truckers. However, it still led run,rting television and radio to violence on the highways, operations at major clty with shooting and fiBt fights, outlets of the network.· and shutdowns and planned . 1/lllks broke off between the layoffs In industry, notably neiwork and NABET lhortly the auto factories. before !he wallwqt began at In San Francisco, former ·' 12:01 a.m. Thursday, and will Mayor George Christopher resume·AprU Bat the Federal was called upon to sit In as a Mediation Bw-eau offices In neutral observer In talks Washington. Wage scales and between olflclala and iabo~ contract p-ovialona coveriJ18 leaders of that city in a strike jurisdiction and other that crippled · its matters are In dlapute. · ord doWn On the f arms By IRA R. ALLEN Unlled Press lllternational The political traU woWld Saturday from a Wisconsin barnyard to a white tie dinner three blocks from the White House . . De.mocr ats ga lhered in caucus to start the convention delegate selection process in Kansas and Virginia, to select Oklahoma's final nine plunging into.lhe crowds. Udall was to get campaign help Monday from 1972 nominee George McGovern, who until now has said he will back any of a number of liberal candidates but not endorse one. Ford, who talked about farm problems, encountered orie of the most basic. of them while touring a barnyard lind had to change suits before sitting down to a country lreakfast. In . Oklahoma , the Democnlic state convention mel tO choose nine persons to lings.'' round out the state's 37H e n r y J a c k s o n member national convention campaigned for Tuesday's delegation. Going into the Democratic primary in New · \lalloting, Jimmy Carter had York state and Morris Udall eight, Fred · Harris five and ,;,; spent Saturday In ·Wisconsin, the uncommitted group IS. Where Ford finished two days Democrats held mass of . campai~ning by late meetings in Virginia to start afternoon. the process of selecting 54 Ford was !he first president convention delegates and · COLUMBUS - Ohio 10ay in more than half a century to held caucuses in Kansas, soon becllllie the first state to visit Fond du Ll;ic, Wis., and which will send 34 delegates place former Sen. Epgene got a big welcome from an to tile convention in New McCarthy on ita ballot as an estimated 40,000 persons. "I York July 12. Independent candidate for thank you from Ute bottom of • Republicans met in my heart," Ford said , Kentucky to begin the President in November. · McCarthy • • are petitions delegates and to hear testimony in Newport, R.I ., on the shape of the party's platform. President.Ford, who got up with the cows . in Campbellsport, Wis., to start a day of~mpalgning among the state's dairy farmers, was, along with Democratic front-runner Jinuny Carter, on the guest list for the Washington press corps' annual Gridiron Dinner at a hotel withln sight of the White House. Carter spent the day ln Washington in ''private mee- filed. with _,8000 na.JlleS . . ~ay process of selecting delegates who will be apportioned accordingtotheresultsofthe May 25 primary. AI the Demoa-ats' eastern regional platform hearings, labor officials urged ' the party to reject the propositions advanced by Carter and . Republican Ronald Reagan among others that government Is too big. United Auto Workers presldent Leonard Woodcock said, " Some g ove rnm en t ...-ograms have been poorly .run ... but it is a fiction to use those as demonstrations that the government's ability to deal with economic problems (should) be weakened by reduction or elimination ot most programs." Carter is also under continuing attack from Georgia legislator Julian Bond, whO says the fof111er governor of his state asked · him four years·_ago to see 1972 Democratic nominee George McGovern and "beg" t.hill Carter replace Thoma~ Eagleton as vice presidential candidate. Ohio supporters of the loi:mer Minnesota senator's independent presidential . campaign Friday filed Editor's Dote. Eight years By KATIIERINE G. BEAN petitions bearing 8,000 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) signatures of Ohio voters with ago today Dr. Martin Lutlier the Ohio Secretary of State~s KlDg was shot to death by a -The most notorious inmate Tenness.ee's State office. As this number far snl~r In Memphis, TenD. of James Earl Ray eventually Penitentiary spenq~ his days exceeds ihe state r41quiremept of 5,000 was eapiUred and pleaded working placidly in the prison' signatures, the SecrelB,ry of guilty to the crime. Now Ray laundry or lying on his Stale Is expected to announce claims he did not kill King narrow bunk with his face to next month that Sen. Mc- and is seetlng to overturn the ·the wall. But James Earl Ray, Carthy has secured ballot · guilty plea and to stand trial. status In Ohio 'as a candidate Ill his prllon cell to Nashvllle serving a 99-year sentence for last week Ray granted a rare the assassination or" Dr. lor President. Interview to UPI'a Katherille Martin Luther King Jr. eight . Through similar petition. Bean, wlro also talked to the years ago today, says he is marking time while a efforts across the country, convicted man's attorneys merely federal appeals court decides about his case. Sen. McCarthy expects to be On the November ballot for President In a minimum of 43 states. late last week some of his support may be eroding and heavy pressure from utility lobbyists could produce the 17 votes needed for the Senate to agree with the House changes and send the bW to Gov. James A. Rhodes. "We will have an exceptionally tight vote," said MeCormack. "Support In the (Senate Democratic) caucus Is slipping," agreed an . aide tq Mc(»rmack. A Senate Democratic caucliS before the ·Boor vote on the House amendments · may wen detennlne Whether McConnack still has the votes to send the bill to conference for negotiations. The biU would rep4!ai the Sen. McCarthy candidacy "RCN"- reconatructlon eost offer voters an Bller· new - formula that utilities will native to the likely nominees of the two major parties. His (Continued on page 18) campaign is expect~ to appeal most strongly ~ dependent voters, now nuplbering over one-third of the total eleclorate, and to progreulve voters in both the major parties. . . Persons in the GaiUa and ·Carter can shoot doWn Udall soon on Mill st., will be moved into the North Second St. building. The garage operations as weU as the sales staff will move to the Mill si. building. Ferman Moore, owner of the company, said thst he also plans a "facellftlng" for the Mill St., sti:ucture. ADDIT!ON - This 60 by 80 foot metal addition has been added to thf rear of the preiient garage of ·the Royal Crown Sottllng <Al. on North Second Ave. in Middleport. As soon as the Interior of the addition has been completed, the botillng opera tiona and offices, now : : : ..· Accord, .if approved, · . PLANT James biding time during appeal . whether to overturn the · testify In court hearings or guilty plea he said he was talk to news reporters about forced to make and allow him ihe case. to actually stand trial. · But ohe recent day, be "The ruling may come in Interrupted a !9te afternoon five weeks or so," Ray said. nap to respond guardedly .to "I think I know how they're·· questions. going to rule, bull better not Wearing jeil'ns and a say." spotless white ll!e llhirt and While steadfastly looking younger than hla ta· malntalning he did not fire years, Ray peered through the shot that felled·the famed the bars of a dark cell barely civil rights leader on the large enough lo turn around balcony of Memphis' ln. -. Lorraine Motel eight years. "I don't want to be tried In ago, Ray has been hesitant lo tlie preSB," he said softly as · he leaned forward to be heard above the din of the cell l!lock. "Anything I say here now -won't make any difference because It will be decided in cow-l. And · it representing .the building seems to me It llhould be trades groups employed by decided in court. "I've had an adverSBry the city, walked out protesting a new wage sc81e press, but that's to be which cut pay for some expected. I really don't pay that much attention." members. Ray clatrns he originally Talks wlll resume was forced to plead guHty by fhursday at Washington in a strike oll,700 members of the lawyer Percy Foreman, In National Aas~iation ol order to escape what Broadcast Employes and appeared to be a cerlaln Technicians against the death penalty. In prevloua Natlonlll Broadcasting Co. statemenl.l, the sandy-haired . Supervisory personnel was convict has hinted that be running teleVIsion 'lind radio was the unwitting tool of one operations at major city or more conspirators, and that even , though he ''may outlets of the network. Negotiations ma!king time · umted Press lotematlonal bers, waS called Tuesday - night in San Francisco In While Industry watched the outcome of the remaining defiance of a court order. Teamsters' bargaining talks, Transport workers honored negotiators marked time their picket llnes and baited Saturday In two otlter labor street car and bus service, dis although most other pules. municipal -employes stayed Former Mayor George Cl!rlstopher of San Francis(» on the job. Negotiations were slated to was called upon to sit" in as a neutral observer in talks resume for the first time betv;een offi~ials and labor slnce the walkout was called. leaders of that dty ln a strike Christopher was included ln that crippled Its the talks as a public transportatlon system . representative at the Awalkout by,craft ~ions, suggestion of the unions. numberin~ about 1,900 memThe craft unions, Meigs County area who wish close ln New York, Jackson's to learn more about Sen. ' By sTEVE GERSTEL ,campaign and campaign McCarthy's views and · United PreasiDtel'IUltlonal : Jimmy Carter, whose strategy of taking the CamJ!IIIgn may do so by march through the primaries nomination by wimlng in the contacting McCarthy ,'76, P. has made him lbe front· industrial North ·may be Q. Box 6544, Cincinnati 45206. ninner for the Democratic jeopardized. , Jackson has not faced the , I presidential nomination, can pick off Morrla Udall and cut voters as an active candidate lip Henry Jacbon Tuesday In since the Florida primary where he·finiabed third, and Wisc:onsill and New York. The WiBconaln and New Udall has llillPped !he lal!t · charges were brought." ·Watergate coverup activities, House tape recording and three primaries ·slnee By DAVID NAGY three days later. York primaries are crucial to finishing '!'he book does not say llaig that he had lied and must called II "the 111110irlng gun" second in WASIUNGTON (UP!) Vice · President Gerald Udall, the 53-year old liberal · ch President Richard Nixon's Ford the book says was asked Ford to pardon Nixon resign to arotd impeachment. that would convict Nixon. Arizona coQ!ressman, and to Massa usetts. top aIde an d his own lawyers ''stunn ' ed'' and ''.befud,•• _. ,, - Ford has denied any Nixon uoeu It SI!YS an .embittered and It contained a conversation During the same time, jackson, the 83-year veteran Carter, representative asked that secretive Nbl:on refused to · between Nixon and H.R. tile 51-year old Georworked to get him to resign when Raig told him a week ., gtan, swept Florida, Dllnols and threate~~ed to quit his before Nixon agreed to quit - ·and says the vice )iresident resign unW the day before his Haldeman, his former ·chief ., . and North Carolina to add to . staff unless he made a public he w8s about to becOme madenotommltmenttodoso Aug. ' 8 announcement, and ~staff, onJWJe23, 19'12-slx 'Washington senator. They bla bag of victories, whiCh . confesalojl they knew would · president and · could, among that day. that, even on the morning of days after ' the Watergate are Carter's lAst two serious already lncludell New destroy him, according to a his options, grant Nixon a "Ford appeared confused, Aug. 8, St. Clair - his chief burglary - in which Nixon challengers amoM the active Hampshire and Vermont plus newly published book. almost befuddled," It said. · Wljtergate attorney agreed to use the CIA to stop • pardon. C8ndidatea. strong showings in precinct In "The Final Days," During, that Aug. 1, 1974, "Finally, he told Haig simply "wasn't abllolulely Convinced the FBI's Watergate .The undisguised, caucuses 8Dd conventlool authors ~b Woodward and meeting, the book · says, thst he would have to think It would happen." investigation. asplratlona of noncandidate The book sa)'B Buzbardt, The book says Nixon Tuesday could a1a0 mark Carl Bernstein say White "Halg raised the question of about things.'' Hubert Hwnpllrey may hinge . the end of Alabama's three· House chief of staff par~ons - whether the The 456-page book by the another top presidential refused uniU Aq. 7 to a~t 011 whether Udall can beat term governor George . Alex.ander llaig and lawyers president (Nixon) should two Wa~hington Post Watetgate counsel. and thetapewasaalnci1mlrl8ting Carter In Wisconsin and Wallace, a factor in the Fred Buzbardt and James~ ·. pardon himself, whether Watergate reporters, just Nixon adviser Leonard 88 hll advisers believed, 111d 'lllielher Jackson can BCOre a race. He 88 Is making only a (]air · orchestrated N~on s others should be pardoned, relesaed, created a IID'or Garment' lielieved Nixon that, In making the tape big victory In New York. token effort in New York and departure even whUe the whether ihe president should through excerpts .describing should resign In November, pilbUc, be plaMed to !II!Y he Otherwise, Humphrey's his popularity lri WllcOOatn )lllbUc waa being told he be given a pilrdon If he Nixon as unstabl~. suicidal 1973, convinCed even then he had orily just discovered Its flopes for a · brokere(l has plummeted and drunk during his last was hiding Watergate exlatence hlm!elf. · would never resign. . resigned ... $tvention turning to him In a llhowdown meeting at The Wisconsin and New They said the men told "Ford , inquired about , a. days In office. The excerpts lnlonnatlon from hls · own jtll1 sharply recede. York primaries offer the · Nixon th,y would quit If he president s pardon power. A drew denials .from both his attorneys. An enraged Nixon, Camp David on Aug. 4, the •Udall, the last of the serious largest harvest of delegates did not admit publicly he Jrlsident,' llaig said clearly 80ns4n-law and Secretary of it says, refused to 9ee them, book says, llaig and St. <lair Uberal candidates, has yet to to the national conventlona of knew for monlhs ~~ the - emphasldng that what he State Henry Kissinger. Halg and St. Clair joined told Nixon they knew he had Win a ptlmary aild may be any primlry night 10 far. . ~ce of the smoking was saying ,applied to any The book purports to Buzhardt IIi deciding Nixon' listened to that ·tape himself &me as a eerlous contender ' Np York baa no "beauty pistol tape recording whoae president - has ,the polfet; to describe how . Nixon's must resign In late July, 1974, early In May, that there were tilleu he brelkl tlnugb in contest" election· 10 'the d i 1 cover y a as u red grant ·a pardon. It was an advisers came to beUeve - a week after Buz'-rdt records and grand jury l#leral Wt.con~~n . wiMer will be the ~andldate impeaclwbent. Nlson did so unrestricted power that could as Haig Is quoted at one point reviewed a secret ~lte testimony-to prove It and that · ;,And 1 Carlpr gets even with the moat delegates. • reluc!fntly and resigned be 'e~ercized before crfinal - he wa\"guilty as hell" of l ·' ~ VASELINE .BATH BEADS 16 oz. HECK'S REG. 11.28 OOSMETJC DEPT. have been partly responsible" for King's death, he was nowhere near the motel when the falalllhot was fired. Asked if he stUI clings to the conspiracy theory, tho~ a U.S. Justice Department investigation hu found little evidence to support It, Ray merely blinked. "I think It will all come out in court," he said ·obliquely. According to one of Ray's current lawyers, Robert livingston of Memphis, his famous client Is closemouthed becaWJe he fears retrlbullon · from those directly · responslb.le for King's death. "I think be's in IOIDe danger," livingston stated. "He spoke ~ back in 11169, oot they all chose to Ignore him. Of course he Isn't going around naming addresses and telephon!l numbers (of conspirators). Let~a just say _he clires not to die." --llvingston lal!t villled Ray In February llhortly after the 8th Circuit <Alurt of Appeals in Cincinnati took the plea for a trial Wider advisement. Prison apokesmen aald Ray, who now has al.'ellmate, is looking better since he wu (<Alntlnued on page 18) • Nixon·'s aitJ,e, lawyers threatened to quit book says · , Analysis '21.96 Jew~l.ry Dept. : : Wedge," except the "e"inthelastnameluni.sal~. : : Down the hallway; ~ea F. Gaskins sits behind : . Wedge's old desk and stares diacollaolately at a blown-up :. : photograph of the late sheriff. : : "I jUBI can't bring mylielf .!c) put this on the desk," he · : tells an old lrlelld. ''Not yet, anyway. But eventually, I'll . : get tile nerv~tofrl!llle it and hang it upon thewaU." Elvin "Pete" Wedge, a popular lawman throughout Mason County, and four bther persons were killed last month when the teenage husband of a girl Charged with ldlllng the couple's baby turned hlmllelf into' a human bomb and blew np a large section of the tourthouse·. Bruce Sis'k and his wife, Harriet, died when his dynamite-filled suitcase authorities had 8SSIDlled was lull of clothes went off. Wedge and Deputy Kenneth Dale Love became the tllird and fourth victims before another day had passed. Within a week, the bizarre plot had claimed Ita fifth victim; Deputy Ernie Hesson, a former sheriff. ., It was a tragedy that, 88 one long«&ildlng resident observed, shocked the townspeople to the same degree as the 1968 bridge collapse which killed 48 persons. ·Gaskins, the city's PC!lice chlelthe past two years, found his staff numb but ready to carry on when he stepped into Wedge's job. "Due to the good personnel h!lre, things never did stop to function," said the interim sheriff, who spent some of . his law enforcement career In Florida. • In the residue of -the tragedy, Mason County is still : confrontedwith the·fact It has no jail. This means Gaskins : and his men must haul prisoners 30 roUes away to the : Putnam <Alanty lockup, which hardly has room to spare. · There has been talk of putting up a separate building ln Mason <Alunty to house its prisoners, or repairing the · blast-torn building, but nothing has been decided. . Gaskins, however, doesn't seem to !le worried about · facing an ·overflow of criminals. "We have an exeellent coWJty ·here, with a smaller percentage of crime than .most other areas," be says. . "Basically, this a very, well-bebaved COillltY." . . looking back on the jailhouse bombing, Gaskins : interprets the incident not as an !Joiated case but as the : crime of the future, with society's violent element . directing its hostile energy toward law a~encies. · For this reason, Gaskins says he believes lawmen, • especially In this riverfrOnt city, have" become : Increasingly more ''professionally cautious." . : "Bombings are more prevalent now," he notes. "It's something that can occur any place. It's just one of those thing$." In a S.mall county suCh as Mason, however, the scars appear to be muCh deew, he adda, · "These wounds will take a 10ng, long tin)e to heal-if they eve( will.'' ,•::;::; :. .... ·::::. ::::.:. ...... . .:::: · -' t' '. .. he coiiid not Ue lj) the public. Nixon at first resisted. "llalg's frustration boOed · over u he told (Treuury Secretary William) Simon (later) what had to be included in the statement• Buzhardt, St. Clair and he were all resigning 'if the president dOCfD't lay it on the tine."' The book saya a stream of Republican polltlclana tried to persuade Nixon resignation was the best coprile, with · Hall quarterbacklna. the ellort.l and imdlies the Chief of stan nudge · Nixon Into · a Thursday, Aug. I announcement. · Finally, It says, on the afternoon of Aug. 7, Nlx011 auembled his family in the. White House aolarlum, stroUed In and told them, "we're golna back to California." ·'0 . ' �• ; \ IJ The Sunday TR Sentlne\:~~ d~:= :~ ':~ove his Uvingston says. ''They (the -(C=~~page~Y ~::r:::~ck~ ::: ~~~~~!~:~u:~:~ ---•-wn · Tap, Mrs. Hoyt Mulllns, Mrs. Arthur A!Uson, Mrs. Jadt Matthews and Mr. Francis ;:;:·:·:·:<·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:':·:.::·:·:·:·:·:-:·:<·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:o:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:=:::·:·:·:·:·:-:·:-::;.;.;::::·:·:-::::::;.;:;:;.;.;.;.;.;:;.;<:;.;.;.;.:-:·:·:;·:::::;,:,:!:::::<:::::::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·::::::::;::::<:j:; 0 i.i, Bad luck in Ill bunches.for , ::;:: • ·:·:· very UtUe side effects but I w.as still ii\ Mr. Callaway released from his solitary cell · he heard on the car radio that fight us on up to the Supreme . •• '··n's he was wanted lor the crime, Court. If we lose, you can be T All W on the un~ 8 Pr last~=: security and began a flight which sure we'U appeal." Y • an 1"'r · To '8 dedicated ramp eater, &-• d d 1 hi t 1 Henry Halle, a former District Ranger however, Ule Davor fllr outweighs wary about eating more tljan a :';': WASHINGTON (UPI) Bernard Fensterwald Jr of en e n s arres n assistant Tennesset attorney IRONTON - Ramp: An inclined the stares, glares, an~ temporary mouthful. Every time I looked at ;:!,; "I've ·got all the luck," Washington anotb~r Ray England June 5• 1968·· · general who was part of the plane ; a concave bend ; any sloping loss of friends and loved ones. Dan, who was busy eating raw :r:j: commented Bo Callaway, lawyer dlsp'utes those who lbe state's position, which ·firM su~essful a"•mpl •• roadway or passage; an edible wild Ramps are easy to spol because ramps like there was no tomorrow, I :;:j · President Fo.rd's former sa~ Jb,y has changed his has ·been upheld once by a o• .""' "' !ant . ... ' us 01 8 t 1 1 eo 1 · block a 'trial for Ray, agrees. ···· .P · .- they are the first greeris to appear In saw a lltUe smile playing about the ;:;:; campaign manager, as .his story over the years and 14 · · "' rc ur In "Ray 's .attorneys will be ;:;: The last definition was not ifll"' · the woods ea~ spring. Pioneers, ccrners of his mouth. I kept asking ;:;;: car was stopped by two not to be belleved. Memphis, Is that Ray Is "an Oghtmg ' in the appeals courts ;:;: Webster's, but it's now in my hungry 'lor greens after a long questions about how long before 1 }l policemen. "! doo't think he's been intelligent and se.a18 soned asiongasllfean41;1feathhold .·':'.·:.,·,.·': vocabulary and I put it there the winter, began the tradition, High In couldreenterclvlllzalion.Aboutalll i;i; Pollee stopped Callaway inconsistent," Fensterwald cr1mlnal who was and well out," he said , ecei\Uy. hard way - 1 ate some,- quite a lot Vitamin C, It Is said that ramps· could gel out of him was that grin i:j; for running a red light in said ina telephone interview aware of the nature of Ra•, who will' probsblv in fact. More about that later. prevented outbreaks of scurvy. •. and a very non~ommltial ''you'll ;i;i Northwest Washington. · "H . e's always malotalned he, criminal . proceedings." ' ' ,.,. Ram I ted to tid I ks · · A b e1 filed b Assist t lace charges In Missouri and ·:·: · psare rea w ee · Ramp hunters are just as see" :·":· As the pollee apJiroached, was not at the scene of the rl Y an England even if he can :;:: Leeks are related to onions. Except secretive about their favorite ramp ,;Will mouthwash . help ?" I ( the former Secretary of the crime. It's just that he's beet~ Stat,e ,t.ttorney General :-:; f I R t o . h 'd t' d wll .. acquittal or root ong, ofatheneramp me ·looks WI e exacUy eaves, beds as are genaengso itanhelps tod asked. :;:; Army greeted them by a.sked so m·any detailed William Haynes Jr. sa)'!l Ray cOnceiva~iy win an er · case, ._'·:.'·:._ the mushroom gatherers, "Nope". · King In the murd d Jibe I saying, "I'm Bo Callaway, · s that unless he had a e rate Y entered the Ilk that 0f " i Th f' t qu~ion ~o• gullty 1 to td •L d th becomes eligible for parole 22 e a gr~~tn on on. e Jrs know where to look. "How about hydrogen pero _ xlde?" head of the President's Pea avo uoe ea ta ste of a ramp remm · ds me · vague1y ph otographic memory, he's · •ears from now even though Ramps are rather fussy about "Nope · ". It campaign committee. You've bound to have some pena'lby. . his sentence does not ;i;i of onlon. The similarity ends right ' where they grow. Shade and very Asitturnedout,myconcern was probably read about llie in " ere was no real hope of · :::: • L Ra d f' ·tel dif · discrepencles. " officially expire until April ·:·: u•ere. mps are e 1m Y • · rich, moist soil are required.· unfounded. Apparently one m , ust eat !ding the papers." The policemen, th d th Uvlngston Insists that his avo e ea penalty :,:, f I' client has a chance of ' lor James Earl Ray other • 29,2019. .:;:; erenl ·. th rd hould Narrowstreamboltomsthatrecelve alotmorethanldidtoreallygetthe unimpressed, handed him a 1Irs ea 01 ramps, 1 s . 'It But TennesSee's retiring '' lltllesunareoftencoveredwiththe . lullaftereffects. Anoccaslonalburp til I t the I f • $25 ticket. 0 acquittal II he Is su~esalul· In an d en er P ea gul Y star prisoner showed \he first ·:·: · an alrllne leafy green tops of ramps. ""• ' . " jla •8 dectsi :-:· 88 Y rea d 0r ramps, m unio Callaway quit his · winning the full .fledged trial ... an Y on was 8 trace of a smile as he :'; i magarlne on a business trip to though,ls on the fringe of good ramp but I saw no stares or wrtnkllilg of ·, ::..~. campaign job last month over he gave up In lt69to avoid the . -e reaso ,, ned andwrote intelligent lndicated _he'd rather risk a :::: Haynes ;i;i M'l I waukee. The art'tc1e 8P0 ke o,_, range . They are much more plen· noses during the next f•w days. :;:;: a controversy alleging be electric cjlair · -· • · · h the · 1 r ats • · " If we com'e to trial, the 'lb . e Justice Depa_rtinent, trial than continue to serve ,•.:,:_: · eugaceh gasprl·nnnggs1.-n ramrP. 0 es •.vto nUluiOurlnthe ea sterntemounD talnKistateds. Now I'm looking for new gourmet ::l tried to get special favors 1 1 "'-te of which ha.s 80 far declined out his term In his dingy , . th h th ' vah us ws new ores r, an new , delights to discover. Tasted some ::;~ from 'llle government for his bur den will be 00 ••e "' ""' estl0118 th 11 he cramped prison cell. .,: roug e Appa1ac iatts. Being grew up In West Virginia with ramp · mountain lion a few weeks ago and 11 :':~ ski resort in Colorado. · Tennessee to produce ~g . at reopen t ·"You've never been in ',i.:l,: somewhat of a wild food junkie, I f!!<!dsevery spring. It seems he knew was delicious. there are two ground ::;\ "I've bad It with politics," evidence to prove him ~ . . mveatlgaUon, has stated d the ent'IJ'e ar li c1e but never th t Ra cted prison, have vou?" he said rea a guy who knew another guy who hogs in my freezer yet to ·be tried, i";i'• he told the repor-ter seated '""ed it 111 88t guilty " the plain-spoken ""' a Ya ' ''· th ht i 1 1 r Memphis attorney said. alone. But still unanswered ts wryly. "That's all I think I _,: _ Wohuyg' seBrecouasusyeo eea mr.g a roatmh p, Utought he knBaew where,s.?..me ramps and I've always wanted to taste lilj next to him in the· car. "You · "Their evidence .Ia the question of.where Ray _ need to say." · ve Y er grew near nnana .... ~e (name some rattlesnake meat. Move over :1:: get full of it." circwnstantlal at best and I a small-time holdup man and :,:,:,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:=:·:·:-::::: :,: parldagrlaphollfthe story dealt with the changed to protect my llfe). Sure Euell. ::::: . The reporter said Callaway · fr the ..,._ I EXTENDED OUTLOOK Wt a ter e eels of eating ramps. enough, he found a good patch right BICENTENNIAL FORESTRY '.l.:: told the police, " I'm leaVing think we ""n punch holes In escapee om .........ur · · R h· di tl ti it.., ..., state prison ~ obtained the Monday through Wedamps ave a s nc ve here in l.awrence County and dug FACT- There are many examples :;:! town tomorrow for the last The state. bases Its case on money to finance his $2,000 nesday, a warming trend Is pungent lingering odor. A person (you don't pick r81Dps) a mess one of cooperative forest manageme~t :;:; time. I've been up here three expected with highs who eats ramps regularly soon find s da• last week. In America today. The roots of C"""' .::.::. years and haven't had a llnge-lnts found on the riDe Mustang, his 11'1P t0 Memphis t h h' h 1 f · ds 1 ' ··r used· ""1n the slaying and a and subsequent flight through Monday In the upper lOs to oNu w 18• er retha nedn are. Our meal prepared by Dan 's forest management however, began li: ticket yet. I don't believe this 1 1 the lower 50s aod risbtg to orma Y two or ree ays are wife Vicki, consisted of raw ramps growing in 1744 when the :;·_:, Is happening to me." wftness wbo claims he saw Iour countrlea. · d t0 c1ear the sys tem an d the. tower lOs by Wedreqwre eaten like green onions, ramps fried Massachusetts Legislature took the .•·:.:.:. Whe b ught the Ray Deeing from the filthy n e was ca '" te · t lte feed I flophouse bsthroo.m where fugitive. stl)l had $200 in his nesday. Lows will be In the reen r socle Ya r a ramp · n with scrambled eggs, boiled ramps first historic step. In that year, :;:; '' 88e8SI upper zos to the low 38s ;:;: fact, the chemical responsible is so garnished with bacon strips·, plus authorization was .aiven to any five :;;: po the single shot that severed . on. · ::;: tr · that fte 8 k 01 r e .. .King's spinal cord aUegedly 'lbosewhobeUevethecase early Monday and In the .·..'_, song a r wee eamg baked ham, beans and cornbread. proprielorslntheTownoflpswlchto j( -was fired. should be reopened point to mid 40& early Wednesday. ramps, the smell begins to ooze from It was all very tasty. I had eaten estabUsh a common woods to grow :::: BLAST SET OFF ., "The stale's star witness Is recent hints of a conspiracy Fair Monday and Tuesday skin pores. a raw ramp_·a few days before with wood crops. ':::: PARIS (UPI) - Fran.ce essentially a slddrow drunk,'' brought forth by convicted followed by showers on /:·:':·:-::':·:':::':·:=:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·::·:·:-:·:·:':·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:':'::::::::::::;.;.;::::.:-:-::::::::::::::::.::::.:::::::::.::::::::::::::.:::::::::::::::.::::.;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::>:::::::::::::::::.;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::};, detonated an underground '' t' 0 af! peachable. 1 hardly think !Us dence man Clifford H. An· £U nuc ear tes g ase, on y 800 drews. Clalma by Wataon and PARIS (UP! ) Egyptian miles from where Vice · evidence will Stand up In 'd 1 A sd t COLUMBUS (UPI) . by Jackson supporters. Reagan by less than 100. ,__ · P court " Andrews that they heard of a d. rbebedslebn Fr nwharlfi 1 ~ 1 a ' (Continued from page 17) Assistant Ohio Secretary of Marsh said Jackson had Monday Is the deadline for President Ne,.,n Rockefeller 'i Ray, who has said he had plot against . King have u Y enc 0 c.,.s as use to calculate their rate State James R. Marsh said more than the required 1,000 flllng protests. was vlsiUng to Tahiti. nothing against King and had largely ~ discounted, but their country's best friend ,in base, and substitute the Friday that Sen. Henry M. valid signatures needed to never seen him, bas have ra~ some questions. the Middle East, arrived original cost of their plant Jackson, D-Wash., has qualify for the ballot. maintained that he went to In additloo, rumors of an Saturday to a warm welcome and equipment, minus become the thtrd l)emocrat State Treasurer Gertrude Memphis at the request of a FBI conspiracy against King and Fre~ promisesII of depreciation, as the basis lor to quallfy a 38-jlerson, at- W. Donahey, · & "favorite •• mysterious man known to have also surfaced. . Samadassiveh itary sudPP es. rate increase requests. large qelegate slate for the daughter" . of a delegation 1 • Is dwedifefulanlmllaltaldes him only as "Raoul". Lawyers for both mdes now It also would allow utilities state's June 8 presidential representing the Ohio ,, He admits tbat he bought say that ~~ether Ray gets a wb ere accorl· · ry to include In the rate base the primary election ballot, Democratic party, and Rep. ., the .30-06 rifle In Blnnlngham trial will ....ely be decided by . onors, "p us a "maxlmwn te " cost of their construction Marsh verified reports Morris K. Udall, O.Arlz., ' tty 11 th Sup Court ibl and reglslered at the sleaey . In• · reme ' poss Y sehcur th po ce ialpro cuon, work in pr.Qgress and grant from local boards of elections have already qualified slates ,, 1 boardinghouse across from .ear Y1977• w en eir spec Boeing an Ill-month deadline for the that completed checking for the ballot. :J the murder spot, but says ·he "Any way I· see it, the jetliner landed in bright Public Utilities Commission signatures on petitions filed Former Georgia Gov. first heard of the civil rights Supreme Court Is going to sunshine at Dag-decked Orly to consider rate increase Jimmy Carter appears oo the >• · · have to decide the matter," airfield. requests. - - ' - - - - - - - - . threshold of qualifying, said • McCormack says the ready bas approved a more Marsh. deadline and the lenient bill, is expected to "Incomplete reports from "construction work in modify the Senate version boards show be (Carter) has progress" sactions have to be accordingly in the wake of more than 800 valld slg· eliminated. II they stay_in the protests by bingo groups that natures," said Marsh. "He'll bill; be says utility rates are their activities would be very easiJy reach the 1,000 HANNAN TRACE "guaranteed" to sharply in· restricted. requirement alter boards In Thornaal:lannanwas born In g,enandoahcounty, W. Va. about 1759. With a crease. A House Energy and Cuyahoga and · Summit party of men from his home county he came to join the forces under General cr..ae r;omlfeaka char· No one particularly Environment subcommittee counties finish checking his Lewis engaging In the battle with the indians at Pt. Pleasant in 1774. Hannan \ brOiled to yoUr liking, roaat McCormack - promises that Is to report back to the full petitions that contain about laterserved In the Revolutionary War. After the close of the war he returned to his original bill will reduce committee Wednesday on a ·1,100 names." , rib of I)Ht .frelh from "' .the Ohio Vl!lley. He rendered valuable service against the indians and became ':. utility rates. deep mine safety bill. Representatives of celebrated as a scout and hunter. the ove.n, and a wide~· Committee work is The committee Is expected Alabama Gov. George C. Daniel Boone, Robert Stafford 8ild Jarries Burford were among Hallnan's -ilori otMr1~1ch6e~ . . ., expected to dominate to tackle the · quesUon of Wallace and former frienda, Due to an increasing nwnber of settlers coming into the area a need Tor legislative action again as the mandatory certification of Republican California Gov. .auaage,anet •atood. Enjoy roads and ferries became a heceaslty, HaMan, from his thorough knowledge of House and Senate move mine superintendents a Ronald Reagan Friday spent ... the county, was the man best fitted for the duty. In the swruner of 1800 he our homemade r011a; toward a spring recess at the provision sought by the several hours Inspecting proceeded to the block house on the Kanawha river near the mouth of the Coal .. end of the month. United Mine Workers of . petitions lor grounds to .river, and marked out what was afterward known as the "HaMan Trace" A Senate Ways and Means America. protest. ··· through the wllderneia to Olilllcoti)e, Ohio. The trace was made by "blazing:• subcommittee is to meet A House-passed consumer · Wallape missed placing an or ''marking" the trees with the deep cut of an ax, and starting at the mouth of Tuesday to continue credit bill 14 to get another at-large slate on the ballot by the Coal River on the' Kanawha,lt went out to the head of Green Bottoms on the gathering information on airing Tuesday afternoon in less than 50 signatures and Ohio. 'Paking up 1be trace at a point Just below the mouth of Swan Creek, . House-pa51!ed legislation the Senate Judiciary opposite the point of which he struck the Ohio, be continued through Jackson desi'gned to' prevent future Committee. County to aillllcothe. After completing the labor of inaking the trace, !-!annan unvoted real estate tax The Senate is to vot,e established a ferry a~ the Ohio at mouth of Swan Creek. It was started Increases brought about by . Monday evening oo House. 11102, and he continued to run It untU about 1832, when he turned 1! over to his Inflationary land values. passed legislation providing son, wbohadlocatedupooSwanCreek in 1119, The bill, which would grant for statesubsldized regional For many years this trace and the ferry was a part of the traveled route taspayers credit lor any such detention centers to take the from eastern Virginia to the Interior of Ohio and the ferry business became very Increases, is expected to be pressure off the Ohio Youth li'l'!'ly. Thb continued until the turnpike was built down the Kanawha to Pt. revised to prevent revenue Commission for receiving Pleasant, when the route was changed via the latter place and Gallipolis, to losses to schools and local wayward juvenUes, Jackson. . ' govemment,s. The Senall: reconvenes at Much of the old trace (In 111112) wa.s a·well·hveled rilad, but where it went The House Judiciary 7:30 p.m. Monday and the over some of the steep hills, especially near the Ohio river, the route was Committee has scheduled a House at 11 a.m. Tuesday. changed to avoid them. Along aome of the high ridges, where the timber still Tuesday afternoon meeting remains undisturbed, CliO )le aeen the mam of the u In the trees, cut 82 years to begin amending a Senateago. The ferry was dlaconnected many years ago.- By Tom Saunders (from H. approved bill regulsting the H. Ha:deaty Atlas of GaWa County 1882). conduct of charitable bingo BLOODRU~S games In Ohio, BUENOS AIRES, The committee, which al- Argentina (UPI) - Right. wing death squads, dragging their vl~tims from their beda, murdered 15 young men anci women Saturday in the biggest wave of killings since the overthrow of President babel Peron, Pollee said twO - of the victims had been blown to bits will! explosives. A string of murders, CORNED BEEF STACKED HIGH shootouts Blld bombings left 18 dead and 10 wounded WITH MELTED SWISS CHEESE , through Friday night ancj Salwday, They brought the AND SAUERKRAUT ON GRiLLED RYE BREAD. toll to 56 peraoila killed lor political reasons since the Umlt: 12 ~;· / A DELICIOUS BVY milltary coup which overI\'IOTOR OIL. threw the Peron government 5 11 days ago. ·'!.•;··' ° .. ,!_,: ° '!::· ·' '_.' . ::.~~~vm:o~~;·an::.::. ~!~~n d:~erco~':t ~~~ -: ~:~~s''~,A~D~~A:lT:,:, :,I: :N: ;:;p:;:;A:;:;:;R:;I:;s:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: ;:; Ut'ili't•'es Sooop ·•'s 3~..] Democrat ~~~~~coadetin::~~b1 ' ~~~dam,y qualify slate.. .. GREAT FOOD TO '. SATISFY MY 11118 IS THE WAY IT WAS APPEll lEI . p,nn. too , All Climate 10w40 MOTOR ·OIL 8EUBEN SANDWICH '·s PE!.CE BLOODIED BEffiUT, Lebanort. (UPI) - Trigger-happy gunmen and kidnapers made a mockery of Lebanon's cease· fire Sat)ll'day and threatened to scuttle a parliament session on which a final pe.ce hinged. Sporadic flchtlng. In Beirut and the countryside, coupled with further. kid· " naplnga, claimed at lealli 120 Uvea in the first 24 hours of a 10-day "trial, !nice" ·durlnl which parliament waa supposed to meet to elect a new president. The 11-month-Ionc civil war toll alood at 16,000 dead. J VAL • THE WORLI)'S ,FINEST MOTOR OIL FOR EVERY KIND OF CAR ... EVERY KIND OF DRIVING .•.SUPERIOR TO PROMOTIONAL PRO· PUCTS ... FORTIFIED WITH MIRACLE CHEMALOY TO HE.LP KEEP YOUR ENGINE CLEAN ... DELIVER TOP , POWER ... QI\I;E BETTER LUBRICATION IN COLD WEATHER. THESE ( : AUTQ PARTS STORES ARE FEATURING THIS 49, VALVO LINE OFFER . G&J Auto Parts Evan RECEIVES PLAQUE - Mr.t, C. Rodet:ick' preSented a SOJPS plaque to City Manager RichardT. (Dick) Mi11s lor the band stand, an earlier recipient ot SCOPS citation. On left Is David "Brook, Chillicothe, preservation officer. Cut in .preservation ,ftinds protested to Washington . GAWPOUS - More than 60 persons approved a resolution here last week protesting a proposed ~ut in the federal budget as an "Indecent motkery." They represented .16 counties at the March 28 regular meeting of the South Central Ohio · Preservation Society, Inc. (SCOPS) held In The Gallla County , Court. the SOJPS area. Mrs. Van Meter turned the meeUng over to.Mrs. Evan C. Roderick, Gallia County Contact Chairman for . . By LEE LEONARD UP~ Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS ~UPI ) Anyone who thmks Gov. J~m!i& A. Rhodes aban~?ned his timeworn theme of jobs and progress" alter the thwnplng defeat of his four economic recovery program li\ the polls last November should guess again: Thegovernorwasunableto . .sell a revolutionary $4.5 billion bond package coupled • Roush's Garage New' Hnen, West Vi£11nl• Eber's Gulf Station Rllclne, Olllo - "A."': .., . . R~!~v~<ft:~~: · French'S Sunoco Station'. Ohio' · Gilbert Garage .. ___ , Roderick also graBS D~ • • reviewed the cwent project GALLIPO.LIS _ An a_·.... • of St. · Peter's . Episcopal Church to repr · the Gallli accident cauaed • minot ' County AUasand two secUOhs gra111 fireat 8:d p.m. P'rida7 H"'V of Hardesty's Atlas per· . on Rt. 218, one fourth ql • talning to Gallla County. mile south of the Yeii-Wil Mrs. Van Met.lr presented Bridge. , ' a number of SCOPS aw•rds Accordtns to G•lllpolla . "" for preservation activities Fire Ollef J1111ea A. Nort111~, throughout the area. an unknownmotorlat forced •· Recipients of local awards car operated by ~ '" were the Rev. Frank Hayes Wickline, Rt. I, O'OWn (Jlty; for the First Presbyterian off, the hlchway , 'lbe Wlcldlllp ' Church, the oldest church car slid backwarda down 111 , .. · building In Gallipolis; the embankment. . • '" Rev. Tim Heaton, for Grace The ho\ uhauat IYIIem "' United Methodist Ch urch, apparently icnlted • illllll whose present building will . area of grasa under llld be IOOyears old this year, and . beside lite ear. Eleven men , to Charles Ecker for "Ven· responded to the Olth a1mn , .,.! .,,,., tur~our" lor their work In of the year· ..... preserving the " Lupton . Blcok.", . HJSTOIUC PUCE An award was also SHAKER HEIGHTS, Olio' ',., presented to Arthur AIUson (UPI) " ~ The dty-owued for the project made by .the g,aker Lakl!l canoe Cub'• local French clau. House _w•• 1ranted • Mrs. Roderick presenttd a pr:_el~ry approval Mli'dl • I n pla_que to Mills for the band 12 for listing In the Natlollal , stand In Ule Public Square Register ol Hlltorlc__Pia~ I, i•'I and to Mrs. Mullins for the "' ' • ' t' Lafayette Mall, both previous group enjoyed toura of ''out 'r" recipients of SCOPS House" and Rlvlll'by, and· · '" citations. · several viewed old homea in' tit; ",, FollQll'lng the meetlnR. the the downtown AWARD PRESENTED - Mrs. Joseph Van Meter, SOJPS coordinator, presents an award to Rev. Frank Hayes, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, Gallipolis. SCOPS, who introduced city manager Richard T. Mills. Mills welcomed the group to Gallipolis and praised the society's preservation efforts . in promoting tourism throughout the south central Ohio area. He said the city of GaiHpolls recognize s the importance of these efforts for both i eco nomic and aethestic reasons. Mrs. Roderick introduced members of the Gallia two ·special guests, Bob County Preservation Task Evans, president of Bob Force, Mrs. Russell James Evans Farms, Inc., and (vice president of the GsJIIa Wayne Ingles, author of the · County Hfstorlcal Sqclety) ; book "Symmes Creek." She Mrs. C. R. McGinness, Mr~. also introduced these Robert M. Betz, Mrs. Berc • .. for -- . * * ·Class of '76 & '77 ,,· . ··; SAVE 20% ON YOUR GRADUAnON WARDROBE Upper Rt. 7 )' Kanauga, Ohio ' 50,00o GORILLA?· ITH HONDA SALES .. _. . :~:;J. ·~· co·lloae c ...ndz•t_· O,.ff.e'...ad trz·p· throug,h ·Euro·v·e· Trigger will · ff h 1 @J~Wo ... s~d Cor( O The name is ..• ... area. Corning Fiberglas who was rejected by the you have a job, and you can't , th; administration of house. GO?<IyearTire & Rubber Co., Senate when Rhodes named . get work unless there's a . former Gov. John J. Gilligan Th~ protest to Washington Oht~ Bell Telephone . Co., him to the Ohio State Racing profit to be made." "let it tapse." will be put Into a letter which Nahopal Cash Register Commission? The colll)cil, with some of But David c Sweet · it will cite President Ford's Corp., the Timken Co., "This is eyerybody's busi· the same people on jt, was director of econ~c and pro)IOiled cut In the budget Armco Steel Corp., ness," the governor said. employed when Rhodes was community development that reduces federal funding Huntington National Bank "You can't join a union unless governor in the 1960s. Duerk Wider Gilligan said the same for preservation of historical and the Toledo Edison Co ' th · ·• council was active with structures by almost .onehall . ~onfe~ ~~all business . dUferent members and an "In ·the Bicentennial year, officials and bankers are ~· • ~ '} J • • ~ emphasis on service · 1 ed . , . f companies;· research and this is an Indecent mockery, •• mvo v ' as we11 as a pall' o ' development and light according to the resolution. carefully-selected . labor ind tr. nd with 1 d · OR us Y• a came up The group viewed a replica ea ers. some "concrete proposals of the original se!Uement of L.! liti' One member, T. Spencer and tangible results." Gallipolis, an award-winning · lUO po CS Shore, cbsll'III8n of the bo~rd . I) Now Rhodes has brought model made by a French of Ea~le-~icb~r Industries, RIO GRAN DE - Rio R1o Grande College. back the elements with which class at Ga111a Academy High with unprecedented tax Inc., Cmc~ati, is a former Grande College· Community Community College, Rio he Is comfortable_ friends, School which was set up In the exemptions for industrial finance. ch811'1118Q of the Ohio College is offering a Wlique Grande, Ohio 45674 , or money and traditional heavyCommon Pleas Court Room expansion, so be promised he Republican party. , . e ducational travel telephone (614) 245<i353, ext. weightbuslnessandlndustry. by Arthur Ray Allison, a would come up with a The bulk of the counc1l 1s experience to Europe from 67 or 68. He Is counting 011 attracting member of the class. different approach . tuqed ~n to Rhod~s , and Aug. 16 to Sept. 9. Countries a Volkwagen manufacturing Mrs. Joseph Van Meter of This time , Rhodes is shouldn t !'ave an,Y difficulty visited will be Germany, plant to the Clevei8nd area Piketon, SCOPS Coordinator, turning to an old device, and followmg mstruc~ons. H o II and , France , this spring to spur his latest presided. . The group old cronies, to shape future . All but seven members Switzerland, Leichtenstein, efforts . . unanimously passed· a economic development in have a stak~ In the governor Austria, >and Italy. Those resolution to send a letter to Ohio, stimulate industrial through contributions either traveling with the group will cu,t 0 . e p the Ohio ' State Historical development and cr~te jobs. to his election in 1974 or his be lodged in .youth hostels, CARD HONORED Society asking that the hours Last week, he appointed a 19'15 bond issue campaign pensions, and . tents dependCOLUMBUS - The Ohio and days the "Our House" 25-member Governor's from themselves, their ing upon ea'ch individual Historical Society will begin Museu·m is open not be Develqpmen t Advisory relatives •their traveler 's prefe renc e . or .to lionor the Ohio Commission reduced. CouncU to "help chart the corporations. College credit wUI be offered CO LUMBUS (UP!) :.... A . on Aging's new " Golden A motion was passed course for Ohio on lndustriill Fifteen members or · their in "Historical Touring of " trigge~ ~echanism" keyed Buckeye Card" for discount to raise the · SCOPS . development." relations gave more than Europe" for three hours In to Oh10 s unemployment on admissions beginning dues to $5 for acThe council, which $21,000 to the governor,'s elec· ,history and "Outdoor Living percentage ended sup· April!. Any Golden Buckeye tive n\e~rs, $10 for a resembles a "Who's Who In lion campaign. Tw,elve of the in Europe" for two hours in plemental 13 week jobless Card holder who presellts his family Ill bership, $25 for a Industry, Commerce, firms represented on the outdoor education at $15 per benefits for ~0.000 Ohioans card at a Society ticket general embership, $50 for Banking and Utilities," is councU contributed $58,500 to credit hour. Saturday. counter will be entiUed to a 20 · a sustaining membership and going to meet Aprill3 to "get the ill-fated economic Each participant will be An announcement from the per cent discount from the . · $500 for a life membership. its instructions from the recovery proposals. required to register for at Bureau of Employment normal adult rate . The new dues wiU go ·into governor," according to ' Rhodes and Duerk say they least one course. The total Services friday said the . effect July 1. James A. Duerk, state do not know whether the cost for .the trip will be $695 · state 's unemployment had Mrs. Ted Reed, Jr., of director of economic and council will recommend which will include roune\:lrip averaged below 5 per cent average dropped below 6 per .Pomeroy was introduced as community development, picking up the pieces of the fare from Rio Grande, Ohio to since the first of the year , The cent, the first group of supthe chalnnan of the newest who will serve as secretary. ·old economic · recovery Frankfurt, Germany with benefits, ranging from $95 to plemental 13-week benefits county preservation task Then Rhodes will name a program, including tax Right departure from -Detroit, $150 a week, are still was ended, affecting soine Ioree joinlilg other county 100-member task force to get abatement for expanding Michigan i total insurance; available for the · basic 26 23,000 people. The state groups who are collecting on with the work. Industry. lodgingi rail pass; bus pass; weeks , plus an extra 13 weeks currently estimates unem• Information for an inventory But the strategy will be "We're using everyone we and Rhine Steamer pass. Also funded jointly by the stale plorment in Ohio at U1 per of all homes and buildings planned by officers of the possibly can for Industrial included are instructional and federal governments ,.Put cent. If the rate rises above 5 · over 50 years old thfoughout .Standard Oil Co ., Owens· development," said Rhodes fees and departure tax. no benefits will be authorized per cent during the next lew months, the supplemental late last week. "We've got to Outstanding costs will be beyond 39 weeks. Last January, when the benefits terminated Saturday get the people that have the tuition , food, passport and most at stake, and that's Youth Hostel membership. A state's unemployment would be-re-authorized. Ohio-based industry. They $100 deposit will be. required \.... . __ _ are the largest taxpayers; . at the time of registration and we've got to convince with an additional $250 paid •. H&R them to expand In Ohio and by June 14 and the remaining : oMOBJLE use their energies to attract fee paid by August 15. new industries." tontinuous registration Why would they want to will be conducted at the • attract competition for Admissions Office of Rio themselves ? Grande College • Community *Truck FleetS washing • acid bath "To get more taxpayers College beginning April 1 Into the state to share the through and closing on June House Washing load," the governor replied. 14. There wUI be limited "We don't have the space on this trip and space *Buildings Mobile Hcimes taxpayers." will be allocated on a first And why the two union corpe, first served basis. Steam Cleaning *Pools leaders, James N. 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''They (the -(C=~~page~Y ~::r:::~ck~ ::: ~~~~~!~:~u:~:~ ---•-wn · Tap, Mrs. Hoyt Mulllns, Mrs. Arthur A!Uson, Mrs. Jadt Matthews and Mr. Francis ;:;:·:·:·:<·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:':·:.::·:·:·:·:·:-:·:<·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:o:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:=:::·:·:·:·:·:-:·:-::;.;.;::::·:·:-::::::;.;:;:;.;.;.;.;.;:;.;<:;.;.;.;.:-:·:·:;·:::::;,:,:!:::::<:::::::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·::::::::;::::<:j:; 0 i.i, Bad luck in Ill bunches.for , ::;:: • ·:·:· very UtUe side effects but I w.as still ii\ Mr. Callaway released from his solitary cell · he heard on the car radio that fight us on up to the Supreme . •• '··n's he was wanted lor the crime, Court. If we lose, you can be T All W on the un~ 8 Pr last~=: security and began a flight which sure we'U appeal." Y • an 1"'r · To '8 dedicated ramp eater, &-• d d 1 hi t 1 Henry Halle, a former District Ranger however, Ule Davor fllr outweighs wary about eating more tljan a :';': WASHINGTON (UPI) Bernard Fensterwald Jr of en e n s arres n assistant Tennesset attorney IRONTON - Ramp: An inclined the stares, glares, an~ temporary mouthful. Every time I looked at ;:!,; "I've ·got all the luck," Washington anotb~r Ray England June 5• 1968·· · general who was part of the plane ; a concave bend ; any sloping loss of friends and loved ones. Dan, who was busy eating raw :r:j: commented Bo Callaway, lawyer dlsp'utes those who lbe state's position, which ·firM su~essful a"•mpl •• roadway or passage; an edible wild Ramps are easy to spol because ramps like there was no tomorrow, I :;:j · President Fo.rd's former sa~ Jb,y has changed his has ·been upheld once by a o• .""' "' !ant . ... ' us 01 8 t 1 1 eo 1 · block a 'trial for Ray, agrees. ···· .P · .- they are the first greeris to appear In saw a lltUe smile playing about the ;:;:; campaign manager, as .his story over the years and 14 · · "' rc ur In "Ray 's .attorneys will be ;:;: The last definition was not ifll"' · the woods ea~ spring. Pioneers, ccrners of his mouth. I kept asking ;:;;: car was stopped by two not to be belleved. Memphis, Is that Ray Is "an Oghtmg ' in the appeals courts ;:;: Webster's, but it's now in my hungry 'lor greens after a long questions about how long before 1 }l policemen. "! doo't think he's been intelligent and se.a18 soned asiongasllfean41;1feathhold .·':'.·:.,·,.·': vocabulary and I put it there the winter, began the tradition, High In couldreenterclvlllzalion.Aboutalll i;i; Pollee stopped Callaway inconsistent," Fensterwald cr1mlnal who was and well out," he said , ecei\Uy. hard way - 1 ate some,- quite a lot Vitamin C, It Is said that ramps· could gel out of him was that grin i:j; for running a red light in said ina telephone interview aware of the nature of Ra•, who will' probsblv in fact. More about that later. prevented outbreaks of scurvy. •. and a very non~ommltial ''you'll ;i;i Northwest Washington. · "H . e's always malotalned he, criminal . proceedings." ' ' ,.,. Ram I ted to tid I ks · · A b e1 filed b Assist t lace charges In Missouri and ·:·: · psare rea w ee · Ramp hunters are just as see" :·":· As the pollee apJiroached, was not at the scene of the rl Y an England even if he can :;:: Leeks are related to onions. Except secretive about their favorite ramp ,;Will mouthwash . help ?" I ( the former Secretary of the crime. It's just that he's beet~ Stat,e ,t.ttorney General :-:; f I R t o . h 'd t' d wll .. acquittal or root ong, ofatheneramp me ·looks WI e exacUy eaves, beds as are genaengso itanhelps tod asked. :;:; Army greeted them by a.sked so m·any detailed William Haynes Jr. sa)'!l Ray cOnceiva~iy win an er · case, ._'·:.'·:._ the mushroom gatherers, "Nope". · King In the murd d Jibe I saying, "I'm Bo Callaway, · s that unless he had a e rate Y entered the Ilk that 0f " i Th f' t qu~ion ~o• gullty 1 to td •L d th becomes eligible for parole 22 e a gr~~tn on on. e Jrs know where to look. "How about hydrogen pero _ xlde?" head of the President's Pea avo uoe ea ta ste of a ramp remm · ds me · vague1y ph otographic memory, he's · •ears from now even though Ramps are rather fussy about "Nope · ". It campaign committee. You've bound to have some pena'lby. . his sentence does not ;i;i of onlon. The similarity ends right ' where they grow. Shade and very Asitturnedout,myconcern was probably read about llie in " ere was no real hope of · :::: • L Ra d f' ·tel dif · discrepencles. " officially expire until April ·:·: u•ere. mps are e 1m Y • · rich, moist soil are required.· unfounded. Apparently one m , ust eat !ding the papers." The policemen, th d th Uvlngston Insists that his avo e ea penalty :,:, f I' client has a chance of ' lor James Earl Ray other • 29,2019. .:;:; erenl ·. th rd hould Narrowstreamboltomsthatrecelve alotmorethanldidtoreallygetthe unimpressed, handed him a 1Irs ea 01 ramps, 1 s . 'It But TennesSee's retiring '' lltllesunareoftencoveredwiththe . lullaftereffects. Anoccaslonalburp til I t the I f • $25 ticket. 0 acquittal II he Is su~esalul· In an d en er P ea gul Y star prisoner showed \he first ·:·: · an alrllne leafy green tops of ramps. ""• ' . " jla •8 dectsi :-:· 88 Y rea d 0r ramps, m unio Callaway quit his · winning the full .fledged trial ... an Y on was 8 trace of a smile as he :'; i magarlne on a business trip to though,ls on the fringe of good ramp but I saw no stares or wrtnkllilg of ·, ::..~. campaign job last month over he gave up In lt69to avoid the . -e reaso ,, ned andwrote intelligent lndicated _he'd rather risk a :::: Haynes ;i;i M'l I waukee. The art'tc1e 8P0 ke o,_, range . They are much more plen· noses during the next f•w days. :;:;: a controversy alleging be electric cjlair · -· • · · h the · 1 r ats • · " If we com'e to trial, the 'lb . e Justice Depa_rtinent, trial than continue to serve ,•.:,:_: · eugaceh gasprl·nnnggs1.-n ramrP. 0 es •.vto nUluiOurlnthe ea sterntemounD talnKistateds. Now I'm looking for new gourmet ::l tried to get special favors 1 1 "'-te of which ha.s 80 far declined out his term In his dingy , . th h th ' vah us ws new ores r, an new , delights to discover. Tasted some ::;~ from 'llle government for his bur den will be 00 ••e "' ""' estl0118 th 11 he cramped prison cell. .,: roug e Appa1ac iatts. Being grew up In West Virginia with ramp · mountain lion a few weeks ago and 11 :':~ ski resort in Colorado. · Tennessee to produce ~g . at reopen t ·"You've never been in ',i.:l,: somewhat of a wild food junkie, I f!!<!dsevery spring. It seems he knew was delicious. there are two ground ::;\ "I've bad It with politics," evidence to prove him ~ . . mveatlgaUon, has stated d the ent'IJ'e ar li c1e but never th t Ra cted prison, have vou?" he said rea a guy who knew another guy who hogs in my freezer yet to ·be tried, i";i'• he told the repor-ter seated '""ed it 111 88t guilty " the plain-spoken ""' a Ya ' ''· th ht i 1 1 r Memphis attorney said. alone. But still unanswered ts wryly. "That's all I think I _,: _ Wohuyg' seBrecouasusyeo eea mr.g a roatmh p, Utought he knBaew where,s.?..me ramps and I've always wanted to taste lilj next to him in the· car. "You · "Their evidence .Ia the question of.where Ray _ need to say." · ve Y er grew near nnana .... ~e (name some rattlesnake meat. Move over :1:: get full of it." circwnstantlal at best and I a small-time holdup man and :,:,:,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:=:·:·:-::::: :,: parldagrlaphollfthe story dealt with the changed to protect my llfe). Sure Euell. ::::: . The reporter said Callaway · fr the ..,._ I EXTENDED OUTLOOK Wt a ter e eels of eating ramps. enough, he found a good patch right BICENTENNIAL FORESTRY '.l.:: told the police, " I'm leaVing think we ""n punch holes In escapee om .........ur · · R h· di tl ti it.., ..., state prison ~ obtained the Monday through Wedamps ave a s nc ve here in l.awrence County and dug FACT- There are many examples :;:! town tomorrow for the last The state. bases Its case on money to finance his $2,000 nesday, a warming trend Is pungent lingering odor. A person (you don't pick r81Dps) a mess one of cooperative forest manageme~t :;:; time. I've been up here three expected with highs who eats ramps regularly soon find s da• last week. In America today. The roots of C"""' .::.::. years and haven't had a llnge-lnts found on the riDe Mustang, his 11'1P t0 Memphis t h h' h 1 f · ds 1 ' ··r used· ""1n the slaying and a and subsequent flight through Monday In the upper lOs to oNu w 18• er retha nedn are. Our meal prepared by Dan 's forest management however, began li: ticket yet. I don't believe this 1 1 the lower 50s aod risbtg to orma Y two or ree ays are wife Vicki, consisted of raw ramps growing in 1744 when the :;·_:, Is happening to me." wftness wbo claims he saw Iour countrlea. · d t0 c1ear the sys tem an d the. tower lOs by Wedreqwre eaten like green onions, ramps fried Massachusetts Legislature took the .•·:.:.:. Whe b ught the Ray Deeing from the filthy n e was ca '" te · t lte feed I flophouse bsthroo.m where fugitive. stl)l had $200 in his nesday. Lows will be In the reen r socle Ya r a ramp · n with scrambled eggs, boiled ramps first historic step. In that year, :;:; '' 88e8SI upper zos to the low 38s ;:;: fact, the chemical responsible is so garnished with bacon strips·, plus authorization was .aiven to any five :;;: po the single shot that severed . on. · ::;: tr · that fte 8 k 01 r e .. .King's spinal cord aUegedly 'lbosewhobeUevethecase early Monday and In the .·..'_, song a r wee eamg baked ham, beans and cornbread. proprielorslntheTownoflpswlchto j( -was fired. should be reopened point to mid 40& early Wednesday. ramps, the smell begins to ooze from It was all very tasty. I had eaten estabUsh a common woods to grow :::: BLAST SET OFF ., "The stale's star witness Is recent hints of a conspiracy Fair Monday and Tuesday skin pores. a raw ramp_·a few days before with wood crops. ':::: PARIS (UPI) - Fran.ce essentially a slddrow drunk,'' brought forth by convicted followed by showers on /:·:':·:-::':·:':::':·:=:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·::·:·:-:·:·:':·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:':'::::::::::::;.;.;::::.:-:-::::::::::::::::.::::.:::::::::.::::::::::::::.:::::::::::::::.::::.;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::>:::::::::::::::::.;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::};, detonated an underground '' t' 0 af! peachable. 1 hardly think !Us dence man Clifford H. An· £U nuc ear tes g ase, on y 800 drews. Clalma by Wataon and PARIS (UP! ) Egyptian miles from where Vice · evidence will Stand up In 'd 1 A sd t COLUMBUS (UPI) . by Jackson supporters. Reagan by less than 100. ,__ · P court " Andrews that they heard of a d. rbebedslebn Fr nwharlfi 1 ~ 1 a ' (Continued from page 17) Assistant Ohio Secretary of Marsh said Jackson had Monday Is the deadline for President Ne,.,n Rockefeller 'i Ray, who has said he had plot against . King have u Y enc 0 c.,.s as use to calculate their rate State James R. Marsh said more than the required 1,000 flllng protests. was vlsiUng to Tahiti. nothing against King and had largely ~ discounted, but their country's best friend ,in base, and substitute the Friday that Sen. Henry M. valid signatures needed to never seen him, bas have ra~ some questions. the Middle East, arrived original cost of their plant Jackson, D-Wash., has qualify for the ballot. maintained that he went to In additloo, rumors of an Saturday to a warm welcome and equipment, minus become the thtrd l)emocrat State Treasurer Gertrude Memphis at the request of a FBI conspiracy against King and Fre~ promisesII of depreciation, as the basis lor to quallfy a 38-jlerson, at- W. Donahey, · & "favorite •• mysterious man known to have also surfaced. . Samadassiveh itary sudPP es. rate increase requests. large qelegate slate for the daughter" . of a delegation 1 • Is dwedifefulanlmllaltaldes him only as "Raoul". Lawyers for both mdes now It also would allow utilities state's June 8 presidential representing the Ohio ,, He admits tbat he bought say that ~~ether Ray gets a wb ere accorl· · ry to include In the rate base the primary election ballot, Democratic party, and Rep. ., the .30-06 rifle In Blnnlngham trial will ....ely be decided by . onors, "p us a "maxlmwn te " cost of their construction Marsh verified reports Morris K. Udall, O.Arlz., ' tty 11 th Sup Court ibl and reglslered at the sleaey . In• · reme ' poss Y sehcur th po ce ialpro cuon, work in pr.Qgress and grant from local boards of elections have already qualified slates ,, 1 boardinghouse across from .ear Y1977• w en eir spec Boeing an Ill-month deadline for the that completed checking for the ballot. :J the murder spot, but says ·he "Any way I· see it, the jetliner landed in bright Public Utilities Commission signatures on petitions filed Former Georgia Gov. first heard of the civil rights Supreme Court Is going to sunshine at Dag-decked Orly to consider rate increase Jimmy Carter appears oo the >• · · have to decide the matter," airfield. requests. - - ' - - - - - - - - . threshold of qualifying, said • McCormack says the ready bas approved a more Marsh. deadline and the lenient bill, is expected to "Incomplete reports from "construction work in modify the Senate version boards show be (Carter) has progress" sactions have to be accordingly in the wake of more than 800 valld slg· eliminated. II they stay_in the protests by bingo groups that natures," said Marsh. "He'll bill; be says utility rates are their activities would be very easiJy reach the 1,000 HANNAN TRACE "guaranteed" to sharply in· restricted. requirement alter boards In Thornaal:lannanwas born In g,enandoahcounty, W. Va. about 1759. With a crease. A House Energy and Cuyahoga and · Summit party of men from his home county he came to join the forces under General cr..ae r;omlfeaka char· No one particularly Environment subcommittee counties finish checking his Lewis engaging In the battle with the indians at Pt. Pleasant in 1774. Hannan \ brOiled to yoUr liking, roaat McCormack - promises that Is to report back to the full petitions that contain about laterserved In the Revolutionary War. After the close of the war he returned to his original bill will reduce committee Wednesday on a ·1,100 names." , rib of I)Ht .frelh from "' .the Ohio Vl!lley. He rendered valuable service against the indians and became ':. utility rates. deep mine safety bill. Representatives of celebrated as a scout and hunter. the ove.n, and a wide~· Committee work is The committee Is expected Alabama Gov. George C. Daniel Boone, Robert Stafford 8ild Jarries Burford were among Hallnan's -ilori otMr1~1ch6e~ . . ., expected to dominate to tackle the · quesUon of Wallace and former frienda, Due to an increasing nwnber of settlers coming into the area a need Tor legislative action again as the mandatory certification of Republican California Gov. .auaage,anet •atood. Enjoy roads and ferries became a heceaslty, HaMan, from his thorough knowledge of House and Senate move mine superintendents a Ronald Reagan Friday spent ... the county, was the man best fitted for the duty. In the swruner of 1800 he our homemade r011a; toward a spring recess at the provision sought by the several hours Inspecting proceeded to the block house on the Kanawha river near the mouth of the Coal .. end of the month. United Mine Workers of . petitions lor grounds to .river, and marked out what was afterward known as the "HaMan Trace" A Senate Ways and Means America. protest. ··· through the wllderneia to Olilllcoti)e, Ohio. The trace was made by "blazing:• subcommittee is to meet A House-passed consumer · Wallape missed placing an or ''marking" the trees with the deep cut of an ax, and starting at the mouth of Tuesday to continue credit bill 14 to get another at-large slate on the ballot by the Coal River on the' Kanawha,lt went out to the head of Green Bottoms on the gathering information on airing Tuesday afternoon in less than 50 signatures and Ohio. 'Paking up 1be trace at a point Just below the mouth of Swan Creek, . House-pa51!ed legislation the Senate Judiciary opposite the point of which he struck the Ohio, be continued through Jackson desi'gned to' prevent future Committee. County to aillllcothe. After completing the labor of inaking the trace, !-!annan unvoted real estate tax The Senate is to vot,e established a ferry a~ the Ohio at mouth of Swan Creek. It was started Increases brought about by . Monday evening oo House. 11102, and he continued to run It untU about 1832, when he turned 1! over to his Inflationary land values. passed legislation providing son, wbohadlocatedupooSwanCreek in 1119, The bill, which would grant for statesubsldized regional For many years this trace and the ferry was a part of the traveled route taspayers credit lor any such detention centers to take the from eastern Virginia to the Interior of Ohio and the ferry business became very Increases, is expected to be pressure off the Ohio Youth li'l'!'ly. Thb continued until the turnpike was built down the Kanawha to Pt. revised to prevent revenue Commission for receiving Pleasant, when the route was changed via the latter place and Gallipolis, to losses to schools and local wayward juvenUes, Jackson. . ' govemment,s. The Senall: reconvenes at Much of the old trace (In 111112) wa.s a·well·hveled rilad, but where it went The House Judiciary 7:30 p.m. Monday and the over some of the steep hills, especially near the Ohio river, the route was Committee has scheduled a House at 11 a.m. Tuesday. changed to avoid them. Along aome of the high ridges, where the timber still Tuesday afternoon meeting remains undisturbed, CliO )le aeen the mam of the u In the trees, cut 82 years to begin amending a Senateago. The ferry was dlaconnected many years ago.- By Tom Saunders (from H. approved bill regulsting the H. Ha:deaty Atlas of GaWa County 1882). conduct of charitable bingo BLOODRU~S games In Ohio, BUENOS AIRES, The committee, which al- Argentina (UPI) - Right. wing death squads, dragging their vl~tims from their beda, murdered 15 young men anci women Saturday in the biggest wave of killings since the overthrow of President babel Peron, Pollee said twO - of the victims had been blown to bits will! explosives. A string of murders, CORNED BEEF STACKED HIGH shootouts Blld bombings left 18 dead and 10 wounded WITH MELTED SWISS CHEESE , through Friday night ancj Salwday, They brought the AND SAUERKRAUT ON GRiLLED RYE BREAD. toll to 56 peraoila killed lor political reasons since the Umlt: 12 ~;· / A DELICIOUS BVY milltary coup which overI\'IOTOR OIL. threw the Peron government 5 11 days ago. ·'!.•;··' ° .. ,!_,: ° '!::· ·' '_.' . ::.~~~vm:o~~;·an::.::. ~!~~n d:~erco~':t ~~~ -: ~:~~s''~,A~D~~A:lT:,:, :,I: :N: ;:;p:;:;A:;:;:;R:;I:;s:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: ;:; Ut'ili't•'es Sooop ·•'s 3~..] Democrat ~~~~~coadetin::~~b1 ' ~~~dam,y qualify slate.. .. GREAT FOOD TO '. SATISFY MY 11118 IS THE WAY IT WAS APPEll lEI . p,nn. too , All Climate 10w40 MOTOR ·OIL 8EUBEN SANDWICH '·s PE!.CE BLOODIED BEffiUT, Lebanort. (UPI) - Trigger-happy gunmen and kidnapers made a mockery of Lebanon's cease· fire Sat)ll'day and threatened to scuttle a parliament session on which a final pe.ce hinged. Sporadic flchtlng. In Beirut and the countryside, coupled with further. kid· " naplnga, claimed at lealli 120 Uvea in the first 24 hours of a 10-day "trial, !nice" ·durlnl which parliament waa supposed to meet to elect a new president. The 11-month-Ionc civil war toll alood at 16,000 dead. J VAL • THE WORLI)'S ,FINEST MOTOR OIL FOR EVERY KIND OF CAR ... EVERY KIND OF DRIVING .•.SUPERIOR TO PROMOTIONAL PRO· PUCTS ... FORTIFIED WITH MIRACLE CHEMALOY TO HE.LP KEEP YOUR ENGINE CLEAN ... DELIVER TOP , POWER ... QI\I;E BETTER LUBRICATION IN COLD WEATHER. THESE ( : AUTQ PARTS STORES ARE FEATURING THIS 49, VALVO LINE OFFER . G&J Auto Parts Evan RECEIVES PLAQUE - Mr.t, C. Rodet:ick' preSented a SOJPS plaque to City Manager RichardT. (Dick) Mi11s lor the band stand, an earlier recipient ot SCOPS citation. On left Is David "Brook, Chillicothe, preservation officer. Cut in .preservation ,ftinds protested to Washington . GAWPOUS - More than 60 persons approved a resolution here last week protesting a proposed ~ut in the federal budget as an "Indecent motkery." They represented .16 counties at the March 28 regular meeting of the South Central Ohio · Preservation Society, Inc. (SCOPS) held In The Gallla County , Court. the SOJPS area. Mrs. Van Meter turned the meeUng over to.Mrs. Evan C. Roderick, Gallia County Contact Chairman for . . By LEE LEONARD UP~ Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS ~UPI ) Anyone who thmks Gov. J~m!i& A. Rhodes aban~?ned his timeworn theme of jobs and progress" alter the thwnplng defeat of his four economic recovery program li\ the polls last November should guess again: Thegovernorwasunableto . .sell a revolutionary $4.5 billion bond package coupled • Roush's Garage New' Hnen, West Vi£11nl• Eber's Gulf Station Rllclne, Olllo - "A."': .., . . R~!~v~<ft:~~: · French'S Sunoco Station'. Ohio' · Gilbert Garage .. ___ , Roderick also graBS D~ • • reviewed the cwent project GALLIPO.LIS _ An a_·.... • of St. · Peter's . Episcopal Church to repr · the Gallli accident cauaed • minot ' County AUasand two secUOhs gra111 fireat 8:d p.m. P'rida7 H"'V of Hardesty's Atlas per· . on Rt. 218, one fourth ql • talning to Gallla County. mile south of the Yeii-Wil Mrs. Van Met.lr presented Bridge. , ' a number of SCOPS aw•rds Accordtns to G•lllpolla . "" for preservation activities Fire Ollef J1111ea A. Nort111~, throughout the area. an unknownmotorlat forced •· Recipients of local awards car operated by ~ '" were the Rev. Frank Hayes Wickline, Rt. I, O'OWn (Jlty; for the First Presbyterian off, the hlchway , 'lbe Wlcldlllp ' Church, the oldest church car slid backwarda down 111 , .. · building In Gallipolis; the embankment. . • '" Rev. Tim Heaton, for Grace The ho\ uhauat IYIIem "' United Methodist Ch urch, apparently icnlted • illllll whose present building will . area of grasa under llld be IOOyears old this year, and . beside lite ear. Eleven men , to Charles Ecker for "Ven· responded to the Olth a1mn , .,.! .,,,., tur~our" lor their work In of the year· ..... preserving the " Lupton . Blcok.", . HJSTOIUC PUCE An award was also SHAKER HEIGHTS, Olio' ',., presented to Arthur AIUson (UPI) " ~ The dty-owued for the project made by .the g,aker Lakl!l canoe Cub'• local French clau. House _w•• 1ranted • Mrs. Roderick presenttd a pr:_el~ry approval Mli'dl • I n pla_que to Mills for the band 12 for listing In the Natlollal , stand In Ule Public Square Register ol Hlltorlc__Pia~ I, i•'I and to Mrs. Mullins for the "' ' • ' t' Lafayette Mall, both previous group enjoyed toura of ''out 'r" recipients of SCOPS House" and Rlvlll'by, and· · '" citations. · several viewed old homea in' tit; ",, FollQll'lng the meetlnR. the the downtown AWARD PRESENTED - Mrs. Joseph Van Meter, SOJPS coordinator, presents an award to Rev. Frank Hayes, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, Gallipolis. SCOPS, who introduced city manager Richard T. Mills. Mills welcomed the group to Gallipolis and praised the society's preservation efforts . in promoting tourism throughout the south central Ohio area. He said the city of GaiHpolls recognize s the importance of these efforts for both i eco nomic and aethestic reasons. Mrs. Roderick introduced members of the Gallia two ·special guests, Bob County Preservation Task Evans, president of Bob Force, Mrs. Russell James Evans Farms, Inc., and (vice president of the GsJIIa Wayne Ingles, author of the · County Hfstorlcal Sqclety) ; book "Symmes Creek." She Mrs. C. R. McGinness, Mr~. also introduced these Robert M. Betz, Mrs. Berc • .. for -- . * * ·Class of '76 & '77 ,,· . ··; SAVE 20% ON YOUR GRADUAnON WARDROBE Upper Rt. 7 )' Kanauga, Ohio ' 50,00o GORILLA?· ITH HONDA SALES .. _. . :~:;J. ·~· co·lloae c ...ndz•t_· O,.ff.e'...ad trz·p· throug,h ·Euro·v·e· Trigger will · ff h 1 @J~Wo ... s~d Cor( O The name is ..• ... area. Corning Fiberglas who was rejected by the you have a job, and you can't , th; administration of house. GO?<IyearTire & Rubber Co., Senate when Rhodes named . get work unless there's a . former Gov. John J. Gilligan Th~ protest to Washington Oht~ Bell Telephone . Co., him to the Ohio State Racing profit to be made." "let it tapse." will be put Into a letter which Nahopal Cash Register Commission? The colll)cil, with some of But David c Sweet · it will cite President Ford's Corp., the Timken Co., "This is eyerybody's busi· the same people on jt, was director of econ~c and pro)IOiled cut In the budget Armco Steel Corp., ness," the governor said. employed when Rhodes was community development that reduces federal funding Huntington National Bank "You can't join a union unless governor in the 1960s. Duerk Wider Gilligan said the same for preservation of historical and the Toledo Edison Co ' th · ·• council was active with structures by almost .onehall . ~onfe~ ~~all business . dUferent members and an "In ·the Bicentennial year, officials and bankers are ~· • ~ '} J • • ~ emphasis on service · 1 ed . , . f companies;· research and this is an Indecent mockery, •• mvo v ' as we11 as a pall' o ' development and light according to the resolution. carefully-selected . labor ind tr. nd with 1 d · OR us Y• a came up The group viewed a replica ea ers. some "concrete proposals of the original se!Uement of L.! liti' One member, T. Spencer and tangible results." Gallipolis, an award-winning · lUO po CS Shore, cbsll'III8n of the bo~rd . I) Now Rhodes has brought model made by a French of Ea~le-~icb~r Industries, RIO GRAN DE - Rio R1o Grande College. back the elements with which class at Ga111a Academy High with unprecedented tax Inc., Cmc~ati, is a former Grande College· Community Community College, Rio he Is comfortable_ friends, School which was set up In the exemptions for industrial finance. ch811'1118Q of the Ohio College is offering a Wlique Grande, Ohio 45674 , or money and traditional heavyCommon Pleas Court Room expansion, so be promised he Republican party. , . e ducational travel telephone (614) 245<i353, ext. weightbuslnessandlndustry. by Arthur Ray Allison, a would come up with a The bulk of the counc1l 1s experience to Europe from 67 or 68. He Is counting 011 attracting member of the class. different approach . tuqed ~n to Rhod~s , and Aug. 16 to Sept. 9. Countries a Volkwagen manufacturing Mrs. Joseph Van Meter of This time , Rhodes is shouldn t !'ave an,Y difficulty visited will be Germany, plant to the Clevei8nd area Piketon, SCOPS Coordinator, turning to an old device, and followmg mstruc~ons. H o II and , France , this spring to spur his latest presided. . The group old cronies, to shape future . All but seven members Switzerland, Leichtenstein, efforts . . unanimously passed· a economic development in have a stak~ In the governor Austria, >and Italy. Those resolution to send a letter to Ohio, stimulate industrial through contributions either traveling with the group will cu,t 0 . e p the Ohio ' State Historical development and cr~te jobs. to his election in 1974 or his be lodged in .youth hostels, CARD HONORED Society asking that the hours Last week, he appointed a 19'15 bond issue campaign pensions, and . tents dependCOLUMBUS - The Ohio and days the "Our House" 25-member Governor's from themselves, their ing upon ea'ch individual Historical Society will begin Museu·m is open not be Develqpmen t Advisory relatives •their traveler 's prefe renc e . or .to lionor the Ohio Commission reduced. CouncU to "help chart the corporations. College credit wUI be offered CO LUMBUS (UP!) :.... A . on Aging's new " Golden A motion was passed course for Ohio on lndustriill Fifteen members or · their in "Historical Touring of " trigge~ ~echanism" keyed Buckeye Card" for discount to raise the · SCOPS . development." relations gave more than Europe" for three hours In to Oh10 s unemployment on admissions beginning dues to $5 for acThe council, which $21,000 to the governor,'s elec· ,history and "Outdoor Living percentage ended sup· April!. Any Golden Buckeye tive n\e~rs, $10 for a resembles a "Who's Who In lion campaign. Tw,elve of the in Europe" for two hours in plemental 13 week jobless Card holder who presellts his family Ill bership, $25 for a Industry, Commerce, firms represented on the outdoor education at $15 per benefits for ~0.000 Ohioans card at a Society ticket general embership, $50 for Banking and Utilities," is councU contributed $58,500 to credit hour. Saturday. counter will be entiUed to a 20 · a sustaining membership and going to meet Aprill3 to "get the ill-fated economic Each participant will be An announcement from the per cent discount from the . · $500 for a life membership. its instructions from the recovery proposals. required to register for at Bureau of Employment normal adult rate . The new dues wiU go ·into governor," according to ' Rhodes and Duerk say they least one course. The total Services friday said the . effect July 1. James A. Duerk, state do not know whether the cost for .the trip will be $695 · state 's unemployment had Mrs. Ted Reed, Jr., of director of economic and council will recommend which will include roune\:lrip averaged below 5 per cent average dropped below 6 per .Pomeroy was introduced as community development, picking up the pieces of the fare from Rio Grande, Ohio to since the first of the year , The cent, the first group of supthe chalnnan of the newest who will serve as secretary. ·old economic · recovery Frankfurt, Germany with benefits, ranging from $95 to plemental 13-week benefits county preservation task Then Rhodes will name a program, including tax Right departure from -Detroit, $150 a week, are still was ended, affecting soine Ioree joinlilg other county 100-member task force to get abatement for expanding Michigan i total insurance; available for the · basic 26 23,000 people. The state groups who are collecting on with the work. Industry. lodgingi rail pass; bus pass; weeks , plus an extra 13 weeks currently estimates unem• Information for an inventory But the strategy will be "We're using everyone we and Rhine Steamer pass. Also funded jointly by the stale plorment in Ohio at U1 per of all homes and buildings planned by officers of the possibly can for Industrial included are instructional and federal governments ,.Put cent. If the rate rises above 5 · over 50 years old thfoughout .Standard Oil Co ., Owens· development," said Rhodes fees and departure tax. no benefits will be authorized per cent during the next lew months, the supplemental late last week. "We've got to Outstanding costs will be beyond 39 weeks. Last January, when the benefits terminated Saturday get the people that have the tuition , food, passport and most at stake, and that's Youth Hostel membership. A state's unemployment would be-re-authorized. Ohio-based industry. They $100 deposit will be. required \.... . __ _ are the largest taxpayers; . at the time of registration and we've got to convince with an additional $250 paid •. H&R them to expand In Ohio and by June 14 and the remaining : oMOBJLE use their energies to attract fee paid by August 15. new industries." tontinuous registration Why would they want to will be conducted at the • attract competition for Admissions Office of Rio themselves ? Grande College • Community *Truck FleetS washing • acid bath "To get more taxpayers College beginning April 1 Into the state to share the through and closing on June House Washing load," the governor replied. 14. There wUI be limited "We don't have the space on this trip and space *Buildings Mobile Hcimes taxpayers." will be allocated on a first And why the two union corpe, first served basis. Steam Cleaning *Pools leaders, James N. 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Den talk .• • 21 - The Sund4y Times · Sentinel, Sunday, AprU 4, 1978 Frankfort Adena claims 'A' ·title Forked Rml. has trout·, shipment COLUMBUS (UPI ) t-enter who scored 22points in after three quarters: "Whep Cindy (Noble) got In from the floor was Its worst · Junior guard Ruth Ater, Friday 's semifinal win, 21 Lutheran West Clll it to . . forced lo take charge when picked up her third personal three, :5-23, on i basket by foul trouble. we had lo spread . an year. '1It was a case of nerves, I star center Cindy Noble got foul with 7:32 left in the Joan Heidmaqn at the start of it 'out," said Adena coach into early foul trouble, second quarter and was the fourth quarter. But a Louise Drwrunond. "They guess," WittrOck said. · (Adena'sotherplayers) seem Heidmann, who was only responded with 22 points whiStled for her fourth With by Debbie Martin, two to back off when they think five of 26 from the floor, Saturday to lead Frankfort 2:05 ·remaining in the half. basket by Ater off steals and a Adena to a 37-35 victory over . She then sat on the bench freethrow by Donna Atchisoq Noble can do it. But you can't "must bave · been nervooJ. · co;p~~if!'o!X · She was under a lot of Rocky River Lutheran West until early in the final period pushed the margin to 33-23 depend on one player. "Ruth Ater plays her best p-essure from everybody 1o in the finals of the first girls but her atisence meant Utile with 4:40 left in the gwne. when she has to. She ii' used score," she added. Class A state high • school w the fired up Warriors. By GREG BAILEY Mary · Bohning was tbe to playing alley baD with ber ' • • Wittrock aiao said she felt Frankfortby 4 12 10 11-37 POMEROY - Well, the big story last week was that the basketball tournament. Ater, however, was more leading scorer for !Jltheran brothers and she can teams in-the southern pal of Luth . W, 41 7 10 14-JS The victory was the 20th than Lutheran West could West with 16 points while ll:out truck finally arrived at Forked Run Lake on Thursday. .- Fouled our:· Noblet Min . drive." the state "play more nick Confirmed reports say that about 2700 rainbow trout were without a loss this season for handle as she continually Heidmann scored . Total fouls : Frankfort 10. Lutheran West coach defensively than the clubs in 14 Lutheran West 14, Areleased. the Warriors and their 44th lil stole the baD and hit key Lutheran West finished the !,001. Karen Wittrock said her · her Cievelar¥1 area." , A few lucky so~ were on hand when the truck arrived; a row over a three-year baskets every time the season-with a 14-5 record. team's ' 1 :1 per cent shooting they each picked up a few trout shortly thereafter. But tl¥! period. Adena captured the Longhorns threatened to better fishing will cQIIIe about this weekend when the trout Class A small school make a move. have a chance to follow the channel downstream to the dam. volleyball title last fall and Greg Taylor reported that most of the release<;j trout were in was the A girls track with the absence Noble, Adena, playing ofpatiently the 12-14 inch class, and if you've never tangled with one of · champion last BPting. pulled away to a 16-10 Noble, Adena's 64 junior haiNme lead 1111111111 lied .. . these fish that size, you're in for a real treat. So grab your pole and head up to Forked Run. . ' Most of the rainbows will be caught on spinners and cpe baits, but you might pickup one or two Dn nightcrawler~ey - alao teD me that the stocked trout at Dow Lake are on a feeding rampage right now. Acouple of friends of mine caughtl9 there the other day, and beillg good sporf.olmen, they threw quite a few small ones back. Using worms, you also might pick up a few bluegiDs, or even a bass. IRONTON- Host Ironton basis) were: with a :10.6 effort; second in Team Stalldings .: With the onslaught of this cold, rainy spell, the bass fishing retained the Ironton In· Mike . Skaggs, second in the 220 with a :23.09 mark; Team Scott · 91 bas slackened a little, but there are sti11 a fe~ largemouths vitational '!'rack and Field mile run with time of 4:l7.9; third in the 440 with a :53.8 . Ironton · Rock Hill 8.4\lr being caught on live baits,.mostly night crawlers. championship Saturday by · Keith McGuire, second in performance. Gallipolis 79 The weather for~ast says there's a warm spell coming, so outscoring 10 other opponents high hurdles with :15.5 effort. 1lm Sci tea was fourth in the Marietta 46 if that holds true, get ready for some fine bass fishing in the 42 with 98 markers. Keith McGuire, third (Ued) 120 low hurdles (13.95) whDe Ashland 32 next few weeks. April and May usually produce most of the . Rock HiD finished second in high jump with 5'·10" ef- Dave GrandaD was third in Boyd County Meigs 32 Junkers for those "10 per cent of the fishermen who catch 90 with 84 11 points while fort; Kim Saunders, fourth in the 880-r)an with a 2:08.3 ef- Oak Hill 16\lr per cent of the fish." . Gallipolis finished third With pole vault at 10'; Eugene fort. Russell 15 I read an article the other day from the "Ohio Outdoors" 10 79 points. Rutz, fifth in two mile run Keith McGuire picked up 23 Jackson 10 that contained a few bass fishing tips. One that I have found to Top scorer for the day was with an II minute fiat per- points for Gallla whDe Mike South Point RUNNING EVENTS be quite true, but ignored by many fishermen who go home Gallia's Brent Saunders who fonnance ; Bruce Scarberry, Skaggs added eight·. 100-YARD DASH "skunked" Is to vary the speed and action of your retrieve. The chalked up 40 poinf.ol With sixth in pole val!lt with a 9'-6" Tuesday, GAHS !!1!!. host · Saunders, G, : 10.2. big, wise bass didn't get that way by smashing every lure trhlmphs in the 100-yard effort and Bruce Hines, sixth Pt. Pleasant and North Gallla 220-YARD DASH thrown their way. Most lures are made to imitate the natural •: dash, 22().yard dash, 44().yard in 880-yard run With a 2:13.5 in a three-way meet, starUng Saunders, G, : 23.06. 440-YARD DASH movements of live bait. Now I ru.k you - if you were a "hog " dash and the long jump: His mark. at 4:30p.m. Thursday, GAHS Saunders, G. : 52.4. (big bass) and a lure came swimming psst your hide..away and mark of 21 '-12" in the long Meigs finished In a tie for' will meet Wellston at · Rio . 880-YARD RUN you started after it but it just kept up the same, steady jump set a new Tank Stadium sixth place with 32 points, Grand~, starUng at 4:30p.m. Williams, OH, 2:06.r,!. swimming motion and made no attempt to get a way from you, ONE MILE RUN record . Picking up poinf.ol for the Rete's Saturday's team Aurthur, Mar .. 4:46.91. woUldn't you think something was awry? The tip is this - if Other Blue Devils picking Marauders.. were Bob standings and winners of TWO MILE RUN- Sarver, you think there's a Junker lurking near, try to make your lure up points in the meet (points Williamson, who placed each event: Mt!r., 10:03.32. look like it's trying to get away (but not too fast - remember,awarded on a 10·8-6-4-2·1 second in the 100-yard dash · 120-HIGH HURDLES you want to catch it. Bond, RH, :15.05. 120-LOW HURDLES Most of th" sucCessful fishermen know this, but if we McGuire, G, : 13.7. novices would add this tip to our tacklebox, our creels might be 880-YARD RELAY- Wan a little fuller . · by Ashland In 1:35.71 . Since bass Is the fish that most of us will be seeking this MILE RELAY - Won by Rock Hilt In 3: 45.91. spring and summer, don't forget that we have a local Bass FIELD EVENTS Club here In Meigs County. These fellows have regular SHOT PUT - Meenach, meetings, and if you want to improve your bass knowledge, BC, 55' ·61fo~". . rumor has it that these fellows are the guys to see (if you can DISCUS - Fritz, I, 146'-9". get them to pass on their secref.ol!) LONG JUMP- Saunders, mG CATCH - Larry E. Bond, of 554 Jackson Pike, G, 21 ·'1>". (New stadium This club is now open to new members, and interested displays this 6-pound, 21%"-long Large Mouth Bass he record). parties may contact Steve Finlaw or Jjm Anderson (two that I caught in a Gailia CoWJty farm pond Saturday. Measuring HIGH J.UMP p COLUMBUS (UP!).- · The on state public hunUng areis; Oct. 8, 1976-Jan. 22, 1977; deer Fitzpatrick, know of) or any club member for more information. the catch is Eric Saunders, Gallipolis. I, 6'. Ohio Wildlife Council has hen pheasant zones Nov. 15, cross~ Jan. l-22, 1977; deer POLE VAULT - Hughes, By the way, don't forget that there is a limit of ten on those trout. approved the 1976-77 hunting 1976-Jan. 29, 1977; squirrel prfmitl~e weapons Nov. 1-6; I, 11 '. and trapping dates along with · Sept. !I)-Nov. 13 on private deer gun varying length by AND DON'T FORGET TO !JUY YOUR FISHING UCENSE! new regulations. land and Sept. II)·Dec. 18 on zones, starting Nov. 29; youth The regulations were state public hunUng areas. special upland game season adopted Thursday following Also, ruffed grouse Oct, 8, Nov. 6 and 13. state and district Wildlife 1976-Feb. 26, 19'17; bearded The ' council approved hearings for public testimony wild turkey May 2-May 14; regulations which: . on the proposals. raccoon and opossum hunUng give licensed The hunting and trapping Nov. I, 1976-Jan. ll!l. 1977; commercia I fishermen • · dates approved were: raccoon, oposaum, mink and in ~ewing. ' Cottontail rabbit Nov. IS, muskrat trapping Nov. 15, prioritY. ~ require trot, set and 1976-Jan. 29, 1977; bobwhite . 1976-Feb, 15, 1977 ; beaver CINCINNATI (UPI) - Cin- before the game. COLUMBUS (UPI) · quail 15, 1976-Jan. IS, trapping Jan. lf>-Feb. 15, bank Does to be checked at The first ball last year was 1977 ;' Nov. least once every 30 hours, Comedian Bob H~ Wlll play ringoflecked pheasapt thrown out by Sen. Robert · cock and Chukar partridge 1977; fox Oct. 15, 1976-Feb. I, starting·March I, l'ln. tn the Jack Nicklau1 1977; woodchuck, skunk and · out the first ball to open the Taft, R-Ohio, who is to he in Prohibit snagging and · Memorial To~t Pro 1976 baseball season at the this year's parade. Tossing Nov.1f>-Dec. 4 on private land weasel anytime; crow Jan. 8handpicking of salmon in Am May 25 which will Include Reds-Houston Astros game out the first ball here two and Nov. 15, 1976-Jan. 29, 1977 Feb. 26, 1977; deer longbow tributaries of Lake Erie from many celebrities and pro golf here next Thursday years ago was Gerald. Ford, Chagrin River east. sta afternoon. vice president at that time. - require the jaw spread H~pe, a golfinl Nippert, an attorney and for traps set oo land not be ambassador, will celebrate well-known Cincinnatian, is larger than 5 3-4 Inches. his ~d birthday May a Gas tile majority stockholder of - prohibit use of 330 during tile tournament, May the defending world Connibear · trapsimllar, 12-inlzech 24-30, Electric champion Reds. ,; Bigelow trap or s Other celellitles scheduled ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. ]rant's aid. The Reds, the oldest ones except a submerrged to appear Includes belleball .. · ·. UP!) - New York Mets professional baseball team, ;.. .~.' ~ Seaver iii seekin2 a three. -li water trap sei during the greats Joe DIMaggio and litcher Tom' Seaver said ' 1-; ...... • ·-:. year, $800,000 contract. The are -tr.aditional hosts of the .. ;·, iaturday the · Mets have beaver season. . Mickey Mantle, daredevil season-opening game. The ' :·· . ' .~ . Mets have offered him a -remove coyote from the Eve! Knievel, comedllln -ejected his latest contract •.. 2:30 p.m. Thursday opener contract calling for less tllan Ohio er¥1angerf4 species Dst, Jackie Gleason and TV ·and >roposal and he is seeking the > against Houston in 51,936-seat $200,000 per year- one which and add the spotted turtle and movie star Efram Zlmballat :· · . 'lid of Mets chartinan of the ' ;: ' Riverfront Stadium was a is iUegal. tile blutH!pOtted, green, cave, Jr "Having Bob here .._ the ioard M. Donald Grant. · sell-out two weeks ago. "The cOntract we offered four-toed and Wehrle's · ,.. DETROIT I UP!) The Monday in Tampa Seaver .... Opening day is regarded as Detroit Lions announced 18d gotten the Meta' first ilim has the potenUal to make salamanaders. Pro Am lnaures the 8UCCell cl an unofficia l holiday in Saturday that Ed Marshall, a · >roposal which he said was ilim tile highest paid pitcher . _ -"~ e--'~lng rule on a· .that event," Nictlaua llll!i --·~ ....... "People an over the WOfiiJ 'Cincinnati, with a big parade 6-foot-5, 200-pound receiver :otalty' unacceptable . n baSeball," said McDonald. sci~ntific ~llector's permit recognize him 88 a great through tile city sch'eduled who played with the now ruesctay morning he went to But the contract faDs afoul and set Dmitatioos on their · comedian and . entertainer.· ·, .-... >f baseball's laws because II defunct World Football :Jenera! Manager Joe McBeyond that, be has made 18S a contingency clause in It. we. League,lll!s signed a contract Jonald here 'and made his - set up a free penni! monumental contrlbuli01111 to White sign With the National Football >Wn proposal to the Mets. · if and only if the pitcher s~em for persons salvaging the game of golf and we are "eaches a certain number of wild llnlmals for educational proud to have him as a I.eague Club. Saturday morning, after <ictoriea, the contract would · purpost:und for banding of member of our Captain's former Met ace Marshall, 28, caught 87 Na!Ung all week for an an>e renegotiated, wild arumals. Club.., passes for 1,876 yards and .wer from the Mets and re-· SARASOTA, Fla. (UP!)- scored 29 touchdtJ~s for the ~elvlng none, the 31-year-old Veteran outfielder Cleon Memphis Southmen m the l'h ·ighthander, who won 22 Open Jones, 33, invited to the seasons the team existed. lwneslast year, went back to Chicago White Sox Spring · Lions coach Rick Forzano McDonald and was told his Training Camp as a free said Marshall had ''super size Jffer .was unacceptable. against Atlanta ' ·agent, was signed to a and speed." . ' Seaver, the National By GENE CADDES period. Tlie score was tied ~ contract Saturday by thj! "He Is one .former WFL League's · Cy Youn& COLUMBUS (UP!) - Julie 36 at tile end of three stanzas. WASHINGTON (UPI) club. player we really wanted to tward winner In 1975, then Plank's running scoop shot Hartley went up 0-39 on a The Washington Redlktns . Jones, released last year by sign," he said. ~aid he will meet in Ft, from tbe free throw Dne witb pair of free throl1ll by Pallay open their six-game Natlanll the New York Meta after 10 Marshall cauglll115 passes Lauderdale early next week :10 remaining l!fted with 2:36 to go, but a basket. Football league pre.eeaat Seasons, has batted .6lYI in - for more than 2,500yardsand with Grant. The Meta' board· Columbus HarUey to a 41M4 and two free throws by Julie schedule July 31 against the spring training ~ntests. scored 34 touchdowns in his ~halrman vacations in Hope victory over Bellbrook Biermann tied It 43-43. Bell· Atlanta Falcon at Atlanta The Sox asstgned four three seasons at Cameron Sound, close \ by Ft. Saturday in ~e finals of the brook took Its last lead, 44-43, Stadium, it waa players to minor leagues, State in Lawtolf, Okla. He was Lauderdale. first Class AA State High on a foul shot by Pam CZltz announced Saturday. pitchers Greg Terlecky, Roy drafted into the NFL by Grant IJas said he woudln't The Redlldna play two Prieealtart ~omas and Jim Otten, and Cincinnati and played one m·ter the negoUations unless · School Girls Basketball Tour- . that set the stage for Planll:'s 30-gal, nament. berolca. · games at Robert F. Kennedy aalowaa infielder llQb Oliver. year before going to the WFL. !lther party asked for his Plank's decisive shot came Psllay scored 19 points lo Stadium In Waahlngton - '1'1 · .lelp. Seaver is now seeking after Bellbrook, sparked by :;. lead Hartley. Plank had eight Aug. 14 agalnat tbe PIU. ' '~14 8 senior Julle Biermann's 22 anil freshman · Nancr burgh Sleelera and Sept. S pOints, rallied !0 take the lead WllllamsJeanne Blesevrmannen..and·"'ltz · qalnat the 01lcago Bilra. In the closing minutes of the ..,. Road 11111111 ilpllllt tile game. · had eight markers apiece for Balllmare Colli (AJW, I), lilt ON Hartley, trailing 44-13, Bellbrook, which liniahed the Kanaa aty 01lefl (Aul, 21) sr-gal. called a pair of timea out, the season 21).3: and the New York Jell (All. . . ' nd with 32 lning in --(Ius AA " 28) I'OIIId OUI the ICIIIdu&t; seco : rema COLUMBUS HARTLEY Super J Dual "21 LE" elec:trlc heaters · the game. With tile Hawks l45l - Wllltams 3 (1·2) 7, . . unable to get the baU to Kuhner 1 (2-4) 4, Brown o 10. IN STOCK, NO WAITING Prleeo otari u low u 10-gal, leading scorer Amy Pallay, D) 0, Plank 4 I0-0) I, Pallo)<., Plank drove the lane and cut (7-8) 19, Protera 1 (O·Ol 2, Wollenberg 0 11·3) 1. All modelo av~oble In other alzeo I h WINS AUTO RAcE oose er underhand loll. Schneider 1 12-2) 4. Totals 16 Bellbrook called time witll 113-19) cs. ADENAU, Weal Germany Sean baa a credit plan to auit ·moat every need • • :04remainlng, but the Eagles BELLBROOK (44)- Julie (UP!) -Conny ~ o1 .• Prletw Are oatalot prlcee • Shlppln•, in1tallatJon eaLra Also available with steel toe were unable to get off a shot Biermann a IB·12l 24, Jeanne Sweden in a March 783 sat. before the cloCk ran out. Biermann~ (0.0) a, Critz 3 (2; urday won a Formula m Sute Hartley, which finished 15- ~a~neTJYJoo;o~oJ(D~) T~;~n~~ Aulo Race on tbe Nuer"""" · 6, grabbed the lead with :04 U0-161 44, · burgrlng from Riccardo left. In the quarter and Co. Hartley 12 13 11 \1--.4.5 Palreae of It.Iy in a 01emJn · · 24 Hour BRIDGE wa 11 14 t-.C.. 834. . . 324 Second Ave. beldltunW Jeanne Blennann Bellbrook Fouled out: 11 Wolltnbetll. Phone Service SEAIL'l. ROEoucK AND co: . PLAZA ,..., . . Oh' put Bellbrook ahead 26-25 at Total fouls : Columbus 1 Andef88oo covered the 10 10 446-2770 G•a•l•h•p•O•IS•'-• tile 8:43 mark of the third. Hartley 13, Bellbrook 14. 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Den talk .• • 21 - The Sund4y Times · Sentinel, Sunday, AprU 4, 1978 Frankfort Adena claims 'A' ·title Forked Rml. has trout·, shipment COLUMBUS (UPI ) t-enter who scored 22points in after three quarters: "Whep Cindy (Noble) got In from the floor was Its worst · Junior guard Ruth Ater, Friday 's semifinal win, 21 Lutheran West Clll it to . . forced lo take charge when picked up her third personal three, :5-23, on i basket by foul trouble. we had lo spread . an year. '1It was a case of nerves, I star center Cindy Noble got foul with 7:32 left in the Joan Heidmaqn at the start of it 'out," said Adena coach into early foul trouble, second quarter and was the fourth quarter. But a Louise Drwrunond. "They guess," WittrOck said. · (Adena'sotherplayers) seem Heidmann, who was only responded with 22 points whiStled for her fourth With by Debbie Martin, two to back off when they think five of 26 from the floor, Saturday to lead Frankfort 2:05 ·remaining in the half. basket by Ater off steals and a Adena to a 37-35 victory over . She then sat on the bench freethrow by Donna Atchisoq Noble can do it. But you can't "must bave · been nervooJ. · co;p~~if!'o!X · She was under a lot of Rocky River Lutheran West until early in the final period pushed the margin to 33-23 depend on one player. "Ruth Ater plays her best p-essure from everybody 1o in the finals of the first girls but her atisence meant Utile with 4:40 left in the gwne. when she has to. She ii' used score," she added. Class A state high • school w the fired up Warriors. By GREG BAILEY Mary · Bohning was tbe to playing alley baD with ber ' • • Wittrock aiao said she felt Frankfortby 4 12 10 11-37 POMEROY - Well, the big story last week was that the basketball tournament. Ater, however, was more leading scorer for !Jltheran brothers and she can teams in-the southern pal of Luth . W, 41 7 10 14-JS The victory was the 20th than Lutheran West could West with 16 points while ll:out truck finally arrived at Forked Run Lake on Thursday. .- Fouled our:· Noblet Min . drive." the state "play more nick Confirmed reports say that about 2700 rainbow trout were without a loss this season for handle as she continually Heidmann scored . Total fouls : Frankfort 10. Lutheran West coach defensively than the clubs in 14 Lutheran West 14, Areleased. the Warriors and their 44th lil stole the baD and hit key Lutheran West finished the !,001. Karen Wittrock said her · her Cievelar¥1 area." , A few lucky so~ were on hand when the truck arrived; a row over a three-year baskets every time the season-with a 14-5 record. team's ' 1 :1 per cent shooting they each picked up a few trout shortly thereafter. But tl¥! period. Adena captured the Longhorns threatened to better fishing will cQIIIe about this weekend when the trout Class A small school make a move. have a chance to follow the channel downstream to the dam. volleyball title last fall and Greg Taylor reported that most of the release<;j trout were in was the A girls track with the absence Noble, Adena, playing ofpatiently the 12-14 inch class, and if you've never tangled with one of · champion last BPting. pulled away to a 16-10 Noble, Adena's 64 junior haiNme lead 1111111111 lied .. . these fish that size, you're in for a real treat. So grab your pole and head up to Forked Run. . ' Most of the rainbows will be caught on spinners and cpe baits, but you might pickup one or two Dn nightcrawler~ey - alao teD me that the stocked trout at Dow Lake are on a feeding rampage right now. Acouple of friends of mine caughtl9 there the other day, and beillg good sporf.olmen, they threw quite a few small ones back. Using worms, you also might pick up a few bluegiDs, or even a bass. IRONTON- Host Ironton basis) were: with a :10.6 effort; second in Team Stalldings .: With the onslaught of this cold, rainy spell, the bass fishing retained the Ironton In· Mike . Skaggs, second in the 220 with a :23.09 mark; Team Scott · 91 bas slackened a little, but there are sti11 a fe~ largemouths vitational '!'rack and Field mile run with time of 4:l7.9; third in the 440 with a :53.8 . Ironton · Rock Hill 8.4\lr being caught on live baits,.mostly night crawlers. championship Saturday by · Keith McGuire, second in performance. Gallipolis 79 The weather for~ast says there's a warm spell coming, so outscoring 10 other opponents high hurdles with :15.5 effort. 1lm Sci tea was fourth in the Marietta 46 if that holds true, get ready for some fine bass fishing in the 42 with 98 markers. Keith McGuire, third (Ued) 120 low hurdles (13.95) whDe Ashland 32 next few weeks. April and May usually produce most of the . Rock HiD finished second in high jump with 5'·10" ef- Dave GrandaD was third in Boyd County Meigs 32 Junkers for those "10 per cent of the fishermen who catch 90 with 84 11 points while fort; Kim Saunders, fourth in the 880-r)an with a 2:08.3 ef- Oak Hill 16\lr per cent of the fish." . Gallipolis finished third With pole vault at 10'; Eugene fort. Russell 15 I read an article the other day from the "Ohio Outdoors" 10 79 points. Rutz, fifth in two mile run Keith McGuire picked up 23 Jackson 10 that contained a few bass fishing tips. One that I have found to Top scorer for the day was with an II minute fiat per- points for Gallla whDe Mike South Point RUNNING EVENTS be quite true, but ignored by many fishermen who go home Gallia's Brent Saunders who fonnance ; Bruce Scarberry, Skaggs added eight·. 100-YARD DASH "skunked" Is to vary the speed and action of your retrieve. The chalked up 40 poinf.ol With sixth in pole val!lt with a 9'-6" Tuesday, GAHS !!1!!. host · Saunders, G, : 10.2. big, wise bass didn't get that way by smashing every lure trhlmphs in the 100-yard effort and Bruce Hines, sixth Pt. Pleasant and North Gallla 220-YARD DASH thrown their way. Most lures are made to imitate the natural •: dash, 22().yard dash, 44().yard in 880-yard run With a 2:13.5 in a three-way meet, starUng Saunders, G, : 23.06. 440-YARD DASH movements of live bait. Now I ru.k you - if you were a "hog " dash and the long jump: His mark. at 4:30p.m. Thursday, GAHS Saunders, G. : 52.4. (big bass) and a lure came swimming psst your hide..away and mark of 21 '-12" in the long Meigs finished In a tie for' will meet Wellston at · Rio . 880-YARD RUN you started after it but it just kept up the same, steady jump set a new Tank Stadium sixth place with 32 points, Grand~, starUng at 4:30p.m. Williams, OH, 2:06.r,!. swimming motion and made no attempt to get a way from you, ONE MILE RUN record . Picking up poinf.ol for the Rete's Saturday's team Aurthur, Mar .. 4:46.91. woUldn't you think something was awry? The tip is this - if Other Blue Devils picking Marauders.. were Bob standings and winners of TWO MILE RUN- Sarver, you think there's a Junker lurking near, try to make your lure up points in the meet (points Williamson, who placed each event: Mt!r., 10:03.32. look like it's trying to get away (but not too fast - remember,awarded on a 10·8-6-4-2·1 second in the 100-yard dash · 120-HIGH HURDLES you want to catch it. Bond, RH, :15.05. 120-LOW HURDLES Most of th" sucCessful fishermen know this, but if we McGuire, G, : 13.7. novices would add this tip to our tacklebox, our creels might be 880-YARD RELAY- Wan a little fuller . · by Ashland In 1:35.71 . Since bass Is the fish that most of us will be seeking this MILE RELAY - Won by Rock Hilt In 3: 45.91. spring and summer, don't forget that we have a local Bass FIELD EVENTS Club here In Meigs County. These fellows have regular SHOT PUT - Meenach, meetings, and if you want to improve your bass knowledge, BC, 55' ·61fo~". . rumor has it that these fellows are the guys to see (if you can DISCUS - Fritz, I, 146'-9". get them to pass on their secref.ol!) LONG JUMP- Saunders, mG CATCH - Larry E. Bond, of 554 Jackson Pike, G, 21 ·'1>". (New stadium This club is now open to new members, and interested displays this 6-pound, 21%"-long Large Mouth Bass he record). parties may contact Steve Finlaw or Jjm Anderson (two that I caught in a Gailia CoWJty farm pond Saturday. Measuring HIGH J.UMP p COLUMBUS (UP!).- · The on state public hunUng areis; Oct. 8, 1976-Jan. 22, 1977; deer Fitzpatrick, know of) or any club member for more information. the catch is Eric Saunders, Gallipolis. I, 6'. Ohio Wildlife Council has hen pheasant zones Nov. 15, cross~ Jan. l-22, 1977; deer POLE VAULT - Hughes, By the way, don't forget that there is a limit of ten on those trout. approved the 1976-77 hunting 1976-Jan. 29, 1977; squirrel prfmitl~e weapons Nov. 1-6; I, 11 '. and trapping dates along with · Sept. !I)-Nov. 13 on private deer gun varying length by AND DON'T FORGET TO !JUY YOUR FISHING UCENSE! new regulations. land and Sept. II)·Dec. 18 on zones, starting Nov. 29; youth The regulations were state public hunUng areas. special upland game season adopted Thursday following Also, ruffed grouse Oct, 8, Nov. 6 and 13. state and district Wildlife 1976-Feb. 26, 19'17; bearded The ' council approved hearings for public testimony wild turkey May 2-May 14; regulations which: . on the proposals. raccoon and opossum hunUng give licensed The hunting and trapping Nov. I, 1976-Jan. ll!l. 1977; commercia I fishermen • · dates approved were: raccoon, oposaum, mink and in ~ewing. ' Cottontail rabbit Nov. IS, muskrat trapping Nov. 15, prioritY. ~ require trot, set and 1976-Jan. 29, 1977; bobwhite . 1976-Feb, 15, 1977 ; beaver CINCINNATI (UPI) - Cin- before the game. COLUMBUS (UPI) · quail 15, 1976-Jan. IS, trapping Jan. lf>-Feb. 15, bank Does to be checked at The first ball last year was 1977 ;' Nov. least once every 30 hours, Comedian Bob H~ Wlll play ringoflecked pheasapt thrown out by Sen. Robert · cock and Chukar partridge 1977; fox Oct. 15, 1976-Feb. I, starting·March I, l'ln. tn the Jack Nicklau1 1977; woodchuck, skunk and · out the first ball to open the Taft, R-Ohio, who is to he in Prohibit snagging and · Memorial To~t Pro 1976 baseball season at the this year's parade. Tossing Nov.1f>-Dec. 4 on private land weasel anytime; crow Jan. 8handpicking of salmon in Am May 25 which will Include Reds-Houston Astros game out the first ball here two and Nov. 15, 1976-Jan. 29, 1977 Feb. 26, 1977; deer longbow tributaries of Lake Erie from many celebrities and pro golf here next Thursday years ago was Gerald. Ford, Chagrin River east. sta afternoon. vice president at that time. - require the jaw spread H~pe, a golfinl Nippert, an attorney and for traps set oo land not be ambassador, will celebrate well-known Cincinnatian, is larger than 5 3-4 Inches. his ~d birthday May a Gas tile majority stockholder of - prohibit use of 330 during tile tournament, May the defending world Connibear · trapsimllar, 12-inlzech 24-30, Electric champion Reds. ,; Bigelow trap or s Other celellitles scheduled ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. ]rant's aid. The Reds, the oldest ones except a submerrged to appear Includes belleball .. · ·. UP!) - New York Mets professional baseball team, ;.. .~.' ~ Seaver iii seekin2 a three. -li water trap sei during the greats Joe DIMaggio and litcher Tom' Seaver said ' 1-; ...... • ·-:. year, $800,000 contract. The are -tr.aditional hosts of the .. ;·, iaturday the · Mets have beaver season. . Mickey Mantle, daredevil season-opening game. The ' :·· . ' .~ . Mets have offered him a -remove coyote from the Eve! Knievel, comedllln -ejected his latest contract •.. 2:30 p.m. Thursday opener contract calling for less tllan Ohio er¥1angerf4 species Dst, Jackie Gleason and TV ·and >roposal and he is seeking the > against Houston in 51,936-seat $200,000 per year- one which and add the spotted turtle and movie star Efram Zlmballat :· · . 'lid of Mets chartinan of the ' ;: ' Riverfront Stadium was a is iUegal. tile blutH!pOtted, green, cave, Jr "Having Bob here .._ the ioard M. Donald Grant. · sell-out two weeks ago. "The cOntract we offered four-toed and Wehrle's · ,.. DETROIT I UP!) The Monday in Tampa Seaver .... Opening day is regarded as Detroit Lions announced 18d gotten the Meta' first ilim has the potenUal to make salamanaders. Pro Am lnaures the 8UCCell cl an unofficia l holiday in Saturday that Ed Marshall, a · >roposal which he said was ilim tile highest paid pitcher . _ -"~ e--'~lng rule on a· .that event," Nictlaua llll!i --·~ ....... "People an over the WOfiiJ 'Cincinnati, with a big parade 6-foot-5, 200-pound receiver :otalty' unacceptable . n baSeball," said McDonald. sci~ntific ~llector's permit recognize him 88 a great through tile city sch'eduled who played with the now ruesctay morning he went to But the contract faDs afoul and set Dmitatioos on their · comedian and . entertainer.· ·, .-... >f baseball's laws because II defunct World Football :Jenera! Manager Joe McBeyond that, be has made 18S a contingency clause in It. we. League,lll!s signed a contract Jonald here 'and made his - set up a free penni! monumental contrlbuli01111 to White sign With the National Football >Wn proposal to the Mets. · if and only if the pitcher s~em for persons salvaging the game of golf and we are "eaches a certain number of wild llnlmals for educational proud to have him as a I.eague Club. Saturday morning, after <ictoriea, the contract would · purpost:und for banding of member of our Captain's former Met ace Marshall, 28, caught 87 Na!Ung all week for an an>e renegotiated, wild arumals. Club.., passes for 1,876 yards and .wer from the Mets and re-· SARASOTA, Fla. (UP!)- scored 29 touchdtJ~s for the ~elvlng none, the 31-year-old Veteran outfielder Cleon Memphis Southmen m the l'h ·ighthander, who won 22 Open Jones, 33, invited to the seasons the team existed. lwneslast year, went back to Chicago White Sox Spring · Lions coach Rick Forzano McDonald and was told his Training Camp as a free said Marshall had ''super size Jffer .was unacceptable. against Atlanta ' ·agent, was signed to a and speed." . ' Seaver, the National By GENE CADDES period. Tlie score was tied ~ contract Saturday by thj! "He Is one .former WFL League's · Cy Youn& COLUMBUS (UP!) - Julie 36 at tile end of three stanzas. WASHINGTON (UPI) club. player we really wanted to tward winner In 1975, then Plank's running scoop shot Hartley went up 0-39 on a The Washington Redlktns . Jones, released last year by sign," he said. ~aid he will meet in Ft, from tbe free throw Dne witb pair of free throl1ll by Pallay open their six-game Natlanll the New York Meta after 10 Marshall cauglll115 passes Lauderdale early next week :10 remaining l!fted with 2:36 to go, but a basket. Football league pre.eeaat Seasons, has batted .6lYI in - for more than 2,500yardsand with Grant. The Meta' board· Columbus HarUey to a 41M4 and two free throws by Julie schedule July 31 against the spring training ~ntests. scored 34 touchdowns in his ~halrman vacations in Hope victory over Bellbrook Biermann tied It 43-43. Bell· Atlanta Falcon at Atlanta The Sox asstgned four three seasons at Cameron Sound, close \ by Ft. Saturday in ~e finals of the brook took Its last lead, 44-43, Stadium, it waa players to minor leagues, State in Lawtolf, Okla. He was Lauderdale. first Class AA State High on a foul shot by Pam CZltz announced Saturday. pitchers Greg Terlecky, Roy drafted into the NFL by Grant IJas said he woudln't The Redlldna play two Prieealtart ~omas and Jim Otten, and Cincinnati and played one m·ter the negoUations unless · School Girls Basketball Tour- . that set the stage for Planll:'s 30-gal, nament. berolca. · games at Robert F. Kennedy aalowaa infielder llQb Oliver. year before going to the WFL. !lther party asked for his Plank's decisive shot came Psllay scored 19 points lo Stadium In Waahlngton - '1'1 · .lelp. Seaver is now seeking after Bellbrook, sparked by :;. lead Hartley. Plank had eight Aug. 14 agalnat tbe PIU. ' '~14 8 senior Julle Biermann's 22 anil freshman · Nancr burgh Sleelera and Sept. S pOints, rallied !0 take the lead WllllamsJeanne Blesevrmannen..and·"'ltz · qalnat the 01lcago Bilra. In the closing minutes of the ..,. Road 11111111 ilpllllt tile game. · had eight markers apiece for Balllmare Colli (AJW, I), lilt ON Hartley, trailing 44-13, Bellbrook, which liniahed the Kanaa aty 01lefl (Aul, 21) sr-gal. called a pair of timea out, the season 21).3: and the New York Jell (All. . . ' nd with 32 lning in --(Ius AA " 28) I'OIIId OUI the ICIIIdu&t; seco : rema COLUMBUS HARTLEY Super J Dual "21 LE" elec:trlc heaters · the game. With tile Hawks l45l - Wllltams 3 (1·2) 7, . . unable to get the baU to Kuhner 1 (2-4) 4, Brown o 10. IN STOCK, NO WAITING Prleeo otari u low u 10-gal, leading scorer Amy Pallay, D) 0, Plank 4 I0-0) I, Pallo)<., Plank drove the lane and cut (7-8) 19, Protera 1 (O·Ol 2, Wollenberg 0 11·3) 1. All modelo av~oble In other alzeo I h WINS AUTO RAcE oose er underhand loll. Schneider 1 12-2) 4. Totals 16 Bellbrook called time witll 113-19) cs. ADENAU, Weal Germany Sean baa a credit plan to auit ·moat every need • • :04remainlng, but the Eagles BELLBROOK (44)- Julie (UP!) -Conny ~ o1 .• Prletw Are oatalot prlcee • Shlppln•, in1tallatJon eaLra Also available with steel toe were unable to get off a shot Biermann a IB·12l 24, Jeanne Sweden in a March 783 sat. before the cloCk ran out. Biermann~ (0.0) a, Critz 3 (2; urday won a Formula m Sute Hartley, which finished 15- ~a~neTJYJoo;o~oJ(D~) T~;~n~~ Aulo Race on tbe Nuer"""" · 6, grabbed the lead with :04 U0-161 44, · burgrlng from Riccardo left. In the quarter and Co. Hartley 12 13 11 \1--.4.5 Palreae of It.Iy in a 01emJn · · 24 Hour BRIDGE wa 11 14 t-.C.. 834. . . 324 Second Ave. beldltunW Jeanne Blennann Bellbrook Fouled out: 11 Wolltnbetll. Phone Service SEAIL'l. ROEoucK AND co: . PLAZA ,..., . . Oh' put Bellbrook ahead 26-25 at Total fouls : Columbus 1 Andef88oo covered the 10 10 446-2770 G•a•l•h•p•O•IS•'-• tile 8:43 mark of the third. Hartley 13, Bellbrook 14. 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Week of April ! DATE- GYMNASIUM . POOL ~~; ~~-~~;~-m Coli. Rec. 7-8:30p.m. OpenC~~~';; O.S.U. Football-Basketball vs . Ga ll[polls AII -St;.rs, 7:30 p.m. Apr . 7- 7·8;30 p.m. Coli. Rec. · 7-8:30 p.m. Open Swim Apr . 8-Ciosed 7 8:30p.m. Open Swi m Apr .9-x-Fami ly Roc . Night x-Family Rec . Night · Apr . Hf-- 2-4 p.m. Open Rec. 1-4p.m. Open Swim Apr . 11- 2-4 p.m. Open _Rec. . 2-4 p.m. Open Sw im 7-9_p.m. Open Rec . 7-9p.m. Open Sw im Milwaukee Brewers' 7-4 deci- give the MlnDeiOta Twlnaa 1o victory over the HOUlton sloo over the Chicago Cube> · Lyman Bostock's lith-Inning Astros. Four Twin pltchera · P'Jlllle drove in Dan Ford to . limited 1111 Mini to four bill. • · n~ "The contract negotiatt"ons were irrelevant," Finley said. "! made the trade because it will help our ball club. By midseaso~~o anyone who doubted the deal will realize what it has done for the club." Oakland also , tossed in minor league pitcher Bill Vah Bommell ln the deal. There ·12,427 fans auend first girls tourney · By RICK GOSSELIN Patulskl. UPI Sports Writer On another front, It was lilferation day controversial running back Friday in the National Duane Thomas appears Football Lea·gue. headed back to an NFL COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohi- JUmor, sparked the second Two of the most talented career as his rights were backup quarterbacks in the acquired by Houston, in a oans, at least 12,427 of them, halF rally. Washington scored game, t>teve Spurrier of San deal which sent the ri~ts to got their first look at girls 21 of her '1:7 points in the Francisco and Lynn · Dickey · 24-year-{)ld linebacker Steve basketball State secood half and Webb hit of Houston, were traded to Manstedt to the Washington Tournament sty le- t' riday , eight of her 10 in the final 16 teams with whom they are Redskins. Six games and 14 hours minutes. assured starting berths for Spurrier boicomes the only after it began, Toledo "They wouldn't give up," the coming season. quarterback w[th any Woodward's Lydia Webb hit a said Woodward Coach Sue Spurrier, 31, a former He is- extended NFL experience on layup shot with one second Sweet.. "They believe in man Trophy winner at the Buccaneer roster. Tampa remaining in the final Class themselves . "They kept Florida, was dealt to the first- Bay passed on the slim crop AAA game to give her team a telling themselves 'hey, year Tampa Bay Buccaneers of quarterbacks left available 57-56 victory over Struthers to we're going to do.it,' and they for two piByers the Bucs by the 26 established teams complete the field for today's did." picked up earlier this week in during the allocation draft finals in the first girls State The Woodward comeback the veteran allocation draft, and has signed just one free Tournament. nullified · a 28-point The Polar Bears (17-2), performance by Struthers' as well as their bonus pick in agent at that position, Bill the second round of next Cappleman. who had never led prior to Kathy Prest, and 20 points by week's college draft. Dickey was hand chosen by Webb's game-winning goal, the Wildcats' Bonnie Beachy, - Dickey, 26, who established Green ·Bay General earned a spot opposite whose two clutch free throws himself as the greatest Manager-Coach Bart Starr, Columbus Watterson (18-0) in with 27 seconds remaining passer in Big Eight history one of the great quarterbacks the big school finals to he could have ·given her team during his days at Kansas in the history of the game, deci\led at 7:30p.m. the win. State, was traded to Green who led the Packers to backIn the other two finals The other AAA game was Bay for two Packer starters to-hack Super Bowl . contests it will be Frankfort never in much doubt after the of last year- quarterback championships in the mid- Adena (19-ll) against Rocky River Lutheran West (14-4) in John Hadl and cornerback sixties. Ken Eilis-<~s well as two The Bucs also traded away Class A at noon and draft choices and an their eighth;ound pick to the · Columbus Bishop Hartley undisclosed sum of money. l'jew York Jets for middle (14-jj) against Bellbrook (26Class A FRANKFORT ADENA In other deals in a linebacker Steve Reese, a 2) in AA at 3 p.m. - Riley 1 I O ~) 2, Markin surprisingly heavy day of walkon free agent, who wok · Adena tCjllped Convoy 0(lSI (0-2) 0, Noble 11 (0-2) 22. R. activity, San Diego . sent advantage of the players' Crestview ·:J5-33; Lutheran Ater 4 (1 -2) 9, Atchison 1 (0-0) southpaw quarterback Bobby strike in 1974 to make the West outscored Lancaster 2, F. Ater Od O~O) 0. Totals 17 Douglass to New Orleans for Jets. He played in four games Fisher Ca tho lie 74-55 ; (1-6) 3S. CONVOY CRESTVIEW Hartley downed Oregon Ill) linebacker Rick Middleton;"' last season. ·-- Miller 2 (0~ 21 4, D. Cardinal Stritch 45-35; Ll chtensteiger I 12-3) 4. Oakland traded liriebacker Bellbrook beat Warren Beard 6 (J.4)1l, Slraw 0 (2-3) Mike Dennery to San Diego 4 (001 8. Totals il for linebacker-defensive end Champion 41-38; and . 2,"0wens 17-11) 33. Franklin Tate; and Buffalo I Watterson defeated Frank. Adena 14 10 4 7- 3S disposed of its sec.ond PIRATES& CAROS4 Cincinnati Sycamore 72.jj() in Con. Crestview 4 12 9 8- 33 starting defensive lineman in BRADENTON, Fla. (UP!) the other semifinal games. Fouled out; R. Aler. Total the span of four days when it - The Pittsburgh Pirates got Woodward's win over fouls : Frankfort Adena 13, traded Walt Patulski to the home runs from Dave Poxker Struthers capped a second Convoy Crestview 11. St. Louis Cardinals. and Richie Hebner to back up half comeback by the Polar LUTHERAN WEST (741.The Bilis, who left Pat the pitching of Bruce Kison Bears, who trailed by 16 Carpenter 1 (0-01 2, Minnick 4 Toomay unprotected in the . and Ramon Hernandez points at halftime and (0-0) 8, Bohnino" 11 (2-81 24, 2 (7.12) 11 , aUocation draft and lost him Saturday and went on to · appeared headed back to the Gruewe Heidmann 7 I 10-20) 24, Golem to the Buccaneers, picked up defeat the St. Louis Cardinals Glass City empty-handed. 1 I1-21 e. Helm irk I 10-0I 2. a second;ound draft pick· for &-4. B~t Frani Washington, a 5-9 Totals 27 ll0-4ll 74. FISHER CAtHOLIC 1551 semor, and Webb, a 5-S - Helm_11 l"- 1l IS, Augustine 2 (1 -1)!, :<on 1der S 11-41 11, Barnov 1 • -• \ 8. Soires 0 (0-11 o, Kessler 110·11 •· Ni•on 3 to1) 6. Dodds I 12·214. Torals 22 (9-16) ss.. . l uth . W. 8 20 21 19-7 4 Fisher Cath . 16 12 12 15--55 Fouled out : Helm , Barney, ~ Spires. Total fouls: Luthern West 15, Fishers Catholic 30. A: 4,658. s~rt of the fourth quarter, wrth unbeaten Watterson ( 180) holding at least a 10-point spread nearly all of the final period. t' reshman Kathy England, who played the r~gular season on the reserve squad, came off the bench wscore 19 points and lead the Eagles in Scoring. Mary Ellen Seidel added 16and Lisa Bernard 10. Watterson Coach Ginny Sawye( said Sycamore "had the hesl combination of speed and size we faced all year," but added, "I thooght "our kids did a good job on the boards considering the size difference.'' . Sycamore, which bowed out at 111-1, was led by Sue Zach's 18 points, 17 by Kathy Koch and 14 by Sandy Dittoe. Hartley, which pulled away from Cardinal Stritch in the final quarter, was paced by 57 ·freshman Nancy Williams with 19 points, 11 coming In the final half. · The Hawks led orily 31-30 at the end of three quarters, but gradually pulled away in the final period with WiUiams scoring six of their final 12 points. "ln a game like tha~" said Hartley Coach Beth Conway, "it's who 's going to crack first. "We were fortunate enough to score the big baskets." Get Ahead The acquisition of Mitchell had Finley excited. He said Mitchell, who was ~ at Baltimore in a IBte.,season stint after compiling a 1M log for their Rochester affiliate in the International League, is one of the coming stars of the game and expects him to be a starter. Asked if he piBmed any other trades, Finley said "you never know. ru do anything to help the ballclub.'' On other fronts : Ed Halicki, who pitched a no-hitter last season, and Randy Moffit combined lor a six-hiiter giving the San · Francisco G.iants a 4-2 victory over the CleveiBnd ·Indians. Halicki yielded four hits In 6 2-3 innings ... Ralph Garr and Cleon Jones continued their effective spring hitting as the Chicago White Sox downed · the Cincinnati Reds, 5-l. Homers by Bruce Boisclair and Ron Hodges lifted the New York Mets to a 5-4 triumph over the Piitsburgh Pirates. Rich Hebner homered for the Pirates ... George Brett's third hit of the game, a double, and Ru~~t Jones • single enabled the \ ·Kansas City Royals to beat the White Sox' B-&Juad, 7-jj ... Sixto Lezcano's three-run homer was the big blow in the TODAY I (IT TAKES A HOME LOAN YOU CAN LIVE WITHl - VISIT OUR FRIENDLY LOAN DEPARTMENT To Buy or Build ' I ·--------rI MEIGS BR.ANCH .---~-·-·----·-··- ·-·-..- .I I I _......... ~--rn'h. '· ·- ··- ·- -·- j t!-.: & loan Co. Athens County 'I1CIIIIIp. 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' TOLEDO WOODWARD {57) - Washington 10 .(7· 12) 21, Brown I 10-0) 2, Hodak •0 ~0-0) 0, Webb 5 10-01 1 10ID, Roberts 8 IO-Ol 16, Minor . 1) 2. Totals 24 (7-tll 57. STRUTHERS (S61 ..: Be~chy 7 ("6~ 101 20. Fltz. patrick 2 10-4) 4, Ellis 1•(0-01 2. Colucci 0 (0-11 o, Prest 14 (0-0) 28, Miller 1 10-0I 2 Totals-25 (6·151 56. · Toi.Woodward 6 8 26 17- S7 18 L-.--2~~:-~-~:~~~~~=-':A~~::~·-·--· ;:,~~f~ ~~a 1 ~~~o~r - 1.,--,--~------~-...;;..;;,.;;;;..;;,;~;;.;;;;;;,;;;;;;,~;;;;;;;~J A: Woodward 3,901 . 15, Struthers .15 ., l\ ,. . Power Streak.. 78 · .Cord Tire 95 A78,13 Whitewall tubeless Fed. Ex. Tax and lore off your car. ~lu~$1.74 OrganiZation of • 6 ridin g ribs give s:reat tracHon ami p1ileage ... .'~ for lar~ cars" • Triplc ·lempered polyestN co rd body won 't flat-spot . • Tuls yn1rubber tread giYes lo ng -last ing strensth. · • Big, bold "Husky" look. ' ~ . 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'I:he main consideration : Richard WU)'Orrled about In : · · the house loeatlons was the -; possibility of land slips. He ••. ' '! lay- of the' land_ • wu also concerned abOut : water 11111\agement aroWld , • lhe -propoaed sites, Including the danger of ftooding from an adjacent 8TI1llll stream. , When we looked at these sites with Richard, we pointed out !he good and bad of each one. One site we felt woulll be very sugject to lapd s11ps while three others were relatively 18fe. . Some of the newer Interpretatlons of the Mason County SoU Survey are geared directly to house development or urban type • I, 16 HP Tractor with 42 in. Mower Heavy duly tractor with Briggs & Stratton cost Iron block engine, 12,volt electric start, dual headlights, alternator. 45amp battery. Direct drive from engine to double-faced disc clutch. connected to • right-angle gear box, which drives 0 4· speed transmission. (28-12031 TURF-TILL •• TILLE MS. TURF-TRIM SELF-PROPELLED MOWERS . 22 ln. 3'h HP mower. Briggs & Stratton engine, 8 ' • FREEl f . i n n slippages develop!llents. This soils terested In water developinfonnatlon Is available to ment, some land clearing and any landowner or landuser farm road construction. who is · concerned with the Orval Mitchell owns .a ISsoils on which various acre tract · near White projects might be ·planned. Church. His !llaln Interest Is NEW COOPERATORS developing a water supply on applied to the western Soli the land. Conservation District lor Fred E. Lahnner bought a various services. · 198-acte tract on ROck CasUe Paul Bowers on Arbuckle ·Creek from D. E. Sayre and Creek asked for planning · asked for . planning assistance and help with assistance. . water development on a 21THE ROUND water trough acre farm. , ·· forms , belonging to the William Morrison bOught a Western SoU Conservation 7-acretractonCrookedCreek District have been repaired near Hickory Chapel Church. by Samuel Cover. The We helped him with plBns on watering trough forms are his tract. This plan. !llOSUJ!. used to pour concrete troughs called for proper water . belowpondsorbelow _aprlngii. disposal, the stabilization of The District has made these the banks along the creek trough forms available to channel, and grassland • cooperators for many years development". and purchased this last set ~f W. C. McMahan, with a forms about two'years ago . In -three-acre tract on Route 62 the repair work the fonns near the Traffic Circle, wu were set up, straightened and Interested mostly in wildlife · painted. Several people are development. ' making plans to develop <llarles Ebert whose piBce springs in Mason County ,this Is on Crab Creek, was In- year. i ln. steel wheels , "Y." handle. I28-2201). SPECIAL :~. sgga5 ServinR Ohio A~riculture fOr o~~er ok1Yearo Serving Meigs, Golllo & Meson Counties. Jock W. Carsey, Mgr. Ph. Pn-2111 , Store Hours; Store o,... 8:30-5:30. Mill CIOMS ol Ahigh-analysis 22-11-71awn fertil izer. Free-flowing ,. slow release plant . looo to teeo yout lawn over a longer perioo ollime. Bag · covers 7500 sq. 11. (29-SOAO) ' • AT LIST PRICE. $49895 Sell Cou. Servlee · .. Of Your QIOice ·. Burley Tobacco Goower's · the sea~on . Anytime you can Calendar for Gallla .County squeeze a handful of soli Into was c001pleted last week and a ball, and It sticks or hangs is now In the mall to abOut together, the soil ts too wet to 1,500 people having tobacco work. Soli dry enough to work allolments In Gallla County. Cl')llll~les when grasped and If you are a ·tobacco grower released by the hand. ·Soils and do not receive one, please worked too \vet forms hard call us at 446-4612 or stop by clods that are difficult to • work later. You'll have . the Exte!llllon Office. FOM!SJER OF THE MONTH - ·Motrls Simpson, a junior lro!ll Wellston, was chosen ·· l'!ll quite proud ol this trouble getting a smooth "Forester of the Month" by his class at Buckeye Hills Career Center. Morris has been ~ calendar. Jim Wells, our seedbed, and once young actively Involved in the tree-piBnting project on the Bob Evans Farms at Rio Grande. Extension Tobacco seedlings start to come up, it Mcrris Is also responsible for setting up the Buckeye Hills sawmill facility. Morris is Specialist, has worked with Is difficult to hoe fine grass pictured above doing a daily maintenance check on the sawmill power unit. In FFA me over the pas\ three years away . without damaging activities Sinlp!On has been elected president of the Forestry FFA and participated in the In getting it to the point It is seedlings where there are FFAstate jUdging contest Saturday at Ohio State University . today . It's an attractive .hard clods of soil. calendar for ' whicll you 'II By John C. Rice have to compliment our Co. Ext. Agent, Agriculture S'ecietary, Brenda Morgan, for her job well done. This is • the first Urne we have mailed " tobacco lnlorination to the • POMEROY- The Ohio Cooperative Extension Service Is Production Credit Association Building , Upper River Road, growers on the A8CS tobacco mailing list and cathy Pop.e conducting an educational program to help farmers, orchard- ·GalUpolis and the meeting In Meigs County will be at the Meigs · · has been heavily involved iii men, greenhouse lind truck crop growers to use pesticides County Extension Office. . Topics to he taught during these ~sticide training addressing all the envelopes properly and salely, . According to Bud Carter and Jolul Rice, County Extension meetings include : lor people that list. Agents, Agriculture in Gallla and Meigs Counties, these The Protection of Yourself and Your Environment; The calendar lists most of meetings provide technical Information to pnxlucers who use Understanding Pesticide · Labels; Pesticide Laws and the things a tobacco grower pesticides on their fanns· and agricultural operations. Regulations; Weeds, Herbicides, Insects and Diseases of Field should be concerned with For Gallia and Meigs farmers producing corn, 'llOyheallll, Crops; and Equipment Calibration. starting in March and going County Extension Agents in aU of Oliio's .88 counties are month by month throughout small grains and forages, the special tralnlns is scheduled for Wednesday, April 7 In Gallia County and Thursday April 8 In conducting meetings such as these forfarmers this spring. Our the year through December. Meigs County. The meetings will start at 9:30a.m. and adjourn primary goal is to provide training that will help farmers who Over ·the years I have seen about 3 p.m. use "restricted use" pesticides meet , the examination ~number of brief calendars, Location of the Gallia County meeting will be the Jackson reqUirements for certlficatlon.lt is our understanding that by. but I've never foWld one that October 1977farmers applying "restricted use" pesticides will q\)itesultedme arid one that l need to he certified. . 1 felt would be an easily used Our second major objective in providing these meetings at reference for tobacco this time, is based on the realization that farmers and growers. This calendar lists · . all the major taskS tq be , GALUPOL!S .- William Perdue University In June. producers of agricultural products need to know how to use aU performed each month and Eachus, Galllpolis attorney, Students who qualify for the pesticides properly and safely. We encourage farmers producing corn, soybeans, small .. goes Into detail on many of d i s c u s s e d s i n g I e honor. will be chosen on the the various tAsks such as proprietorships and business basis of test scores earned on grains and forages to attend these special training meetings In ·· insect> control, fertilization, partnerships on re!llarks to . leadership de!llonstrated in April. If you have questions concerning the meeting please feel ek. the Gailia County Youth the local study program, said free to call the CoWlty. Extension Offices for more . . • We provided a similar scholars Thursday, April I. Rick Altiur of the Jackson lnfanna lion. A representative of the Ohio Department of Agriculture calendar last year and found The discussion emphasi~d Production Credit Assn. &Indents atteqding 'the w)ll be present at these meetings to give examinations at the many folks considered the advantages and dlsad:· , material quite helpful. we v1mtages of each type of April! meeting were Richard conclusion of the educational part ol the program to anyone ·• hope more people will find the busmess, and comparisons to Ingles, Terry ·Lakin,, Ginny interested in becoming certified. Powell, Tom Cains, Betsy publication useful this year busmess corporations. . and If you .do and like It, we'd Eachus Is one of many l~al , Cains, Doug Mlller, Lynne like to know abOut It ~. · le.aders participating in Lewis, Debbie Stapleton, · ' discussions with the Gallla Sherr! cox; Judy· Cox, Lisa .. THE 7TH ANNUAL Ohio County American Private Wells, Sharon Woolum, Phil Peformance Tested Bull Sale Enterprise , study Group McKenzie, Anita Campbell, will be held Monday, April 12, during the ten week program . and Beth Harrison. 6:30p.m. at the Wilmington Next week ori Aprlla, Wllllam Producers Livestock Yards, Frazee,-Manager of French . Wll!llington. These are City Meats, and Kurt 8 HP Front Engine.lO in . cut. Briggs & Stratton ', yearling bulls off test and the Dunham of Landmark will EXCUSES, EXCUSES ~fil~re· rewind start. 4-speed transmiss ion . 128· ·, performance data through discuss the "Cooperative DENVER (UPI) .,- Guru 112 days show the bulls (all · Business Corporation" with Maharaj Ji has postponed breeda) have averaged 3.36 the gr~p . . several trips this !llonth so he adjusted daily gain. Meetings are held at Rio can slay home with his wife Another bull sale coming Grande College , Several who Is expecting a baby. But up In April Is the first ~~uni~ businesses a~e the baby · isn't due until Southern Ohio Graded cooperating to sponsor U\e Septe!lllier. A mOre pressing Demonstration Bull Sale. local program. · reason is .the travel money ThJs sale will be held at the At the end of the local study hasn't come 111 yet, said ; Hlllsboro Union Stock Yards, program, several studenta .Divine Light Mission spoke:s· Hillsboro, Ohio April 24 will have earned expense man Joseph Anctlll. The (Sat'urday) at 2:30 p.m. paid trip scholarships to take teenage Gl1Ml and his former' &.v~nty ol~ bulls have been part In a three day advanced secretary; Marlolyn 25, have consigned. Bulls wlll be st~dy of the_ American a !-year-old girl ~amed gradetl for muscling, Private Enterpnse System at Premlata, which In Hindi · structural soundness and !lleans vine _of Jove. frame, an~ they must grade 12 or better in ali three areas to be eligible to i!tll. HIGH RISK FIRST These . two bull Sales give 20 ln. 3 HP mower. Briggs ROYAL ARRIVAL · ATLANTA (UPI) - Mass the commercial beef man an & Stralton engine, 7 ln . IIIEW YORK (UP!) --, King . immunization against swine plastic wheels. loop ·handle. opportunity. to select bulls Gustaf XVI of Sweden started nu, a potential threat to (28-2200). according to his herd's needs. a month's vlsit to the United nearly 60 million Americans, The graded sale on April 24 States In New York. But all he llllly start as early as this has older bulls that should be got to see was the airport. summer for high risk groups, ready for heavier service. The 29-year-{)ld king was federal hi!alth officials said The perfonnance tested bUll accompanied by Minister ·Friday. Dr. David Sencer, sale l!l offering yearlings . . sven Andersson and 18 other director of · the national ·These yearling bulls should official and business figures. Center for Disease Control, not be expected to perform as The party new to Newport, said persona with pulmonary · older bulls would. ·Va., to be driven to Willlams- and heart diseases and thoee burg llljjlle first of more than 65 would be considered ·. HERE IS ANOTE for home a dozen clUes they will visit, over to be among the high_risk ; gardeners: ·Including New York later. groups. Soli worked too wet can By Jolm Cooper giVes ease of steering an d cornering con trol. Buy The By "Bryson R. <Bud) Carter Gallia COunty Ext.,Jslon Agent on GOODfYEAR • "S"-sh nped tr ea d pattern and contour shoulder .. p-------------------------~ . CoUnty.agent's comer Fouled ouf: Julie Biermann and Hess. -Total fouls· Bellbrook · 11. Warre~ . Champion 17. A: 3.868. Firsf""Mortg)ge Loans. . ·GAWE'OL!ll ,... Our 1976. give you trouble the rest of - 'BELLBROOK (411 - Julie Biermann 6 (6-9) 18, Critz 4 (3-4)11 , Jenny Barnetl1 (0-0) 2, Jeanne Biermann 3 (3-SI 9, Taylor0(1 -21l.Tofals1>1'(1320l 41. WARREN CHAMPION (381 -- Ro.mack 9 ll -31 19, Packman 3 (1 -2)7, Hess 3 (22)8, Bickford 2 10-0)4, Prow·o 10-01 0. Totals li 14-7) 38. Bellbrook 11 15 9 lt--41 War. Champ.· 10 10 4 14-38 and . ' .. auxlllary paymenll wbkh In : March totaled •MtU2t, u made primarily to new recipients throughout the • month. · ; April distribution In Ald to Dependent <lllldren to 577-254 CQLUMBUS (UP!) - State reclpient.'l II'OIIIId the state Auditor Thomas E. Fergilson totaled t$,56M47. The swn' announced .Saturday that does not Include weekly ~. AID REPORTED • I - ,.... . ·our' communi.Jy . R!STt speed;'' -- ClassAA COLUMBUS HARTLEY (4ll -- Williams 7 (5-6) 19, Kuhner 1 (0-2) 2, Brown 0 (121 1. Plank 1 (0-01 2, Pallay 4 (4-8) 12, Protera 2 (0~01 4, Wollenberg 1 (1 -21 3. Lombardo 1 10-0) 2. Totals 17 (11-19) 4S. OREGON STRITCH (lSI Utter 5 11-3)12, Cooley 3 (0-0) 6, LaPlant 1 I0-01 2, Hardin 1 · (2 ~ 21 4, McGu ire I (1 -41 3, Lucas 1 (0-0) 4, McQuery 2 (01) 4. Totals 15 IS-101 lS. Col. Hartley 8 7 16 14---45 Ore. Stritch 9 8 13 5--35 . Total fouls : Columbus Hartley 9, Oregon Strijch 18. to ABO¥~ THE MEIGS TIRE"" CENTER, INC. · It Takes More Than A Good Income· A CUT • ' was no ca~h involved. Asked if he really .thought Baylor could match the talents of Jack!!On( Finley lied f rep : "! eel Baylor will be the equal of Reggie Jackson. 1 don't mean this out . of " disrespect too Reggie Jackson. 1 . lhlnk that' Baylor Is ou~ndlng and will be even more outstanding in the next few y~ars." . "With Jackson in our lineup, they will have to pitch . more left-handers against us and that -will help our righthanded hitters," COOliile~tted Baltimore Manager Earl Weaver .. "Jackson also gives us the left-handed power we needed and also more ' ·~~:~ :' ~culture ' /41 MESA, Ariz. (UP! ) - In a seeking- long-term contracts · trade that Could well mean Holtzman was reportedly the pennant for somebody, asking $420,000 for three th e Oakland A's Friday years and Jackson $000,000 traded ~uperstars Reggie for three years. But Oakland owner Charles Jackson and Ken Holtzman to Baltimore li>r outfielder Don ·o. Finley, who made the in a Baylor and pitchers Mike announcemen t Torrez and Paul Mitchell. , cooference phone call, said Jackson and Holtzman their contract problems ·had were among nine OakiBnd nothing to do with the elJic front-lin~> players who were swap. ><·Chi ldren must be accom pa nied by their parents. · Spurrier, Dickey in key trades 0 ak Ia nd trades Jac.kso n and Uol·t.,.;man to Baltimore ·squad: rT!D~~e~~ -SemtineJ, Sunday, April l, 1976 ., •.- · · ---· Ahigh-analysis lawn fertilizer plus tlroadleaf weed control. Controls dandelion, olan1aln, chickweed and knolweed. 811g oovers 7500 sq. ft. (29-~5) Vertical shall 3'1• HP Briggs & Strallbn engine, extra-heavy worm 1J8ar drive, 12 ln. dl6meter tines. 26 ln. tilling width . (282202). . $163. 95 ' Special<l-12·6 tormula containing 15 plant fooa elements for pro-plan! or slcle dress appll· cations on roses, flowers, trees, veoetable garclens, shrubs, s1rawlltt~es and new lawns. (29·5035. 29-5037) 251bs. 501bs. ' . �' . .......• • r· J 24 - The Sunday Times Sentinel, Sunday, Aprl14, 1976 mmmt~~~:: ::::: : : :;J!{~';::~'_:~:~~~;:;':!:~::~:~:~'::~::t::::::::=~::!:,~iw::::mr: . Week of April ! DATE- GYMNASIUM . POOL ~~; ~~-~~;~-m Coli. Rec. 7-8:30p.m. OpenC~~~';; O.S.U. Football-Basketball vs . Ga ll[polls AII -St;.rs, 7:30 p.m. Apr . 7- 7·8;30 p.m. Coli. Rec. · 7-8:30 p.m. Open Swim Apr . 8-Ciosed 7 8:30p.m. Open Swi m Apr .9-x-Fami ly Roc . Night x-Family Rec . Night · Apr . Hf-- 2-4 p.m. Open Rec. 1-4p.m. Open Swim Apr . 11- 2-4 p.m. Open _Rec. . 2-4 p.m. Open Sw im 7-9_p.m. Open Rec . 7-9p.m. Open Sw im Milwaukee Brewers' 7-4 deci- give the MlnDeiOta Twlnaa 1o victory over the HOUlton sloo over the Chicago Cube> · Lyman Bostock's lith-Inning Astros. Four Twin pltchera · P'Jlllle drove in Dan Ford to . limited 1111 Mini to four bill. • · n~ "The contract negotiatt"ons were irrelevant," Finley said. "! made the trade because it will help our ball club. By midseaso~~o anyone who doubted the deal will realize what it has done for the club." Oakland also , tossed in minor league pitcher Bill Vah Bommell ln the deal. There ·12,427 fans auend first girls tourney · By RICK GOSSELIN Patulskl. UPI Sports Writer On another front, It was lilferation day controversial running back Friday in the National Duane Thomas appears Football Lea·gue. headed back to an NFL COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohi- JUmor, sparked the second Two of the most talented career as his rights were backup quarterbacks in the acquired by Houston, in a oans, at least 12,427 of them, halF rally. Washington scored game, t>teve Spurrier of San deal which sent the ri~ts to got their first look at girls 21 of her '1:7 points in the Francisco and Lynn · Dickey · 24-year-{)ld linebacker Steve basketball State secood half and Webb hit of Houston, were traded to Manstedt to the Washington Tournament sty le- t' riday , eight of her 10 in the final 16 teams with whom they are Redskins. Six games and 14 hours minutes. assured starting berths for Spurrier boicomes the only after it began, Toledo "They wouldn't give up," the coming season. quarterback w[th any Woodward's Lydia Webb hit a said Woodward Coach Sue Spurrier, 31, a former He is- extended NFL experience on layup shot with one second Sweet.. "They believe in man Trophy winner at the Buccaneer roster. Tampa remaining in the final Class themselves . "They kept Florida, was dealt to the first- Bay passed on the slim crop AAA game to give her team a telling themselves 'hey, year Tampa Bay Buccaneers of quarterbacks left available 57-56 victory over Struthers to we're going to do.it,' and they for two piByers the Bucs by the 26 established teams complete the field for today's did." picked up earlier this week in during the allocation draft finals in the first girls State The Woodward comeback the veteran allocation draft, and has signed just one free Tournament. nullified · a 28-point The Polar Bears (17-2), performance by Struthers' as well as their bonus pick in agent at that position, Bill the second round of next Cappleman. who had never led prior to Kathy Prest, and 20 points by week's college draft. Dickey was hand chosen by Webb's game-winning goal, the Wildcats' Bonnie Beachy, - Dickey, 26, who established Green ·Bay General earned a spot opposite whose two clutch free throws himself as the greatest Manager-Coach Bart Starr, Columbus Watterson (18-0) in with 27 seconds remaining passer in Big Eight history one of the great quarterbacks the big school finals to he could have ·given her team during his days at Kansas in the history of the game, deci\led at 7:30p.m. the win. State, was traded to Green who led the Packers to backIn the other two finals The other AAA game was Bay for two Packer starters to-hack Super Bowl . contests it will be Frankfort never in much doubt after the of last year- quarterback championships in the mid- Adena (19-ll) against Rocky River Lutheran West (14-4) in John Hadl and cornerback sixties. Ken Eilis-<~s well as two The Bucs also traded away Class A at noon and draft choices and an their eighth;ound pick to the · Columbus Bishop Hartley undisclosed sum of money. l'jew York Jets for middle (14-jj) against Bellbrook (26Class A FRANKFORT ADENA In other deals in a linebacker Steve Reese, a 2) in AA at 3 p.m. - Riley 1 I O ~) 2, Markin surprisingly heavy day of walkon free agent, who wok · Adena tCjllped Convoy 0(lSI (0-2) 0, Noble 11 (0-2) 22. R. activity, San Diego . sent advantage of the players' Crestview ·:J5-33; Lutheran Ater 4 (1 -2) 9, Atchison 1 (0-0) southpaw quarterback Bobby strike in 1974 to make the West outscored Lancaster 2, F. Ater Od O~O) 0. Totals 17 Douglass to New Orleans for Jets. He played in four games Fisher Ca tho lie 74-55 ; (1-6) 3S. CONVOY CRESTVIEW Hartley downed Oregon Ill) linebacker Rick Middleton;"' last season. ·-- Miller 2 (0~ 21 4, D. Cardinal Stritch 45-35; Ll chtensteiger I 12-3) 4. Oakland traded liriebacker Bellbrook beat Warren Beard 6 (J.4)1l, Slraw 0 (2-3) Mike Dennery to San Diego 4 (001 8. Totals il for linebacker-defensive end Champion 41-38; and . 2,"0wens 17-11) 33. Franklin Tate; and Buffalo I Watterson defeated Frank. Adena 14 10 4 7- 3S disposed of its sec.ond PIRATES& CAROS4 Cincinnati Sycamore 72.jj() in Con. Crestview 4 12 9 8- 33 starting defensive lineman in BRADENTON, Fla. (UP!) the other semifinal games. Fouled out; R. Aler. Total the span of four days when it - The Pittsburgh Pirates got Woodward's win over fouls : Frankfort Adena 13, traded Walt Patulski to the home runs from Dave Poxker Struthers capped a second Convoy Crestview 11. St. Louis Cardinals. and Richie Hebner to back up half comeback by the Polar LUTHERAN WEST (741.The Bilis, who left Pat the pitching of Bruce Kison Bears, who trailed by 16 Carpenter 1 (0-01 2, Minnick 4 Toomay unprotected in the . and Ramon Hernandez points at halftime and (0-0) 8, Bohnino" 11 (2-81 24, 2 (7.12) 11 , aUocation draft and lost him Saturday and went on to · appeared headed back to the Gruewe Heidmann 7 I 10-20) 24, Golem to the Buccaneers, picked up defeat the St. Louis Cardinals Glass City empty-handed. 1 I1-21 e. Helm irk I 10-0I 2. a second;ound draft pick· for &-4. B~t Frani Washington, a 5-9 Totals 27 ll0-4ll 74. FISHER CAtHOLIC 1551 semor, and Webb, a 5-S - Helm_11 l"- 1l IS, Augustine 2 (1 -1)!, :<on 1der S 11-41 11, Barnov 1 • -• \ 8. Soires 0 (0-11 o, Kessler 110·11 •· Ni•on 3 to1) 6. Dodds I 12·214. Torals 22 (9-16) ss.. . l uth . W. 8 20 21 19-7 4 Fisher Cath . 16 12 12 15--55 Fouled out : Helm , Barney, ~ Spires. Total fouls: Luthern West 15, Fishers Catholic 30. A: 4,658. s~rt of the fourth quarter, wrth unbeaten Watterson ( 180) holding at least a 10-point spread nearly all of the final period. t' reshman Kathy England, who played the r~gular season on the reserve squad, came off the bench wscore 19 points and lead the Eagles in Scoring. Mary Ellen Seidel added 16and Lisa Bernard 10. Watterson Coach Ginny Sawye( said Sycamore "had the hesl combination of speed and size we faced all year," but added, "I thooght "our kids did a good job on the boards considering the size difference.'' . Sycamore, which bowed out at 111-1, was led by Sue Zach's 18 points, 17 by Kathy Koch and 14 by Sandy Dittoe. Hartley, which pulled away from Cardinal Stritch in the final quarter, was paced by 57 ·freshman Nancy Williams with 19 points, 11 coming In the final half. · The Hawks led orily 31-30 at the end of three quarters, but gradually pulled away in the final period with WiUiams scoring six of their final 12 points. "ln a game like tha~" said Hartley Coach Beth Conway, "it's who 's going to crack first. "We were fortunate enough to score the big baskets." Get Ahead The acquisition of Mitchell had Finley excited. He said Mitchell, who was ~ at Baltimore in a IBte.,season stint after compiling a 1M log for their Rochester affiliate in the International League, is one of the coming stars of the game and expects him to be a starter. Asked if he piBmed any other trades, Finley said "you never know. ru do anything to help the ballclub.'' On other fronts : Ed Halicki, who pitched a no-hitter last season, and Randy Moffit combined lor a six-hiiter giving the San · Francisco G.iants a 4-2 victory over the CleveiBnd ·Indians. Halicki yielded four hits In 6 2-3 innings ... Ralph Garr and Cleon Jones continued their effective spring hitting as the Chicago White Sox downed · the Cincinnati Reds, 5-l. Homers by Bruce Boisclair and Ron Hodges lifted the New York Mets to a 5-4 triumph over the Piitsburgh Pirates. Rich Hebner homered for the Pirates ... George Brett's third hit of the game, a double, and Ru~~t Jones • single enabled the \ ·Kansas City Royals to beat the White Sox' B-&Juad, 7-jj ... Sixto Lezcano's three-run homer was the big blow in the TODAY I (IT TAKES A HOME LOAN YOU CAN LIVE WITHl - VISIT OUR FRIENDLY LOAN DEPARTMENT To Buy or Build ' I ·--------rI MEIGS BR.ANCH .---~-·-·----·-··- ·-·-..- .I I I _......... ~--rn'h. '· ·- ··- ·- -·- j t!-.: & loan Co. Athens County 'I1CIIIIIp. " 296 W· 2nd Sf · • Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 I II Class AAA · CINCINNATI SYCAMORE (60) -- Shipley 2 f2 -5) 6, McCall (1 -11 3, Koch 8 11 -3) 17, Dlttoe 7 (0-3) 14, Zach 1 (4. 61 18, Wiltenbarger 1 (0-0) 2. Totals 26 (8-19) 60. . COLUMBUS WATTERSON (72) -- Weisenbach 3·(2-2) 8, Bernard 3 (4-7)10, Tortorello 1 10-0) 2, Finn 3 (1-il7, Seidel 5 (6-8)16. England6 17-11) 19 McCann 4 (0-1) 8, Blggeri { I0-01 2. Totals 26 (20-30) 72. C(n. Syca. 12 12 18 18--d() Whether ~oure working a . ~"""/ backyard . garden or a small farm, ~here's an Ariens Hired Hand ~o mee~ your need I RIDENOUR SUPPLY - CHESTER, OHIO PH. 985-3308 APRIL VALUES! .•. Right Prices On Tires Right for.Youl ' STUDDED TIRES OFF BY APRIL 15th. MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. HAS THE RIGHT TIRE FOR YOU- AND RIGHT PRICEI .. C-ol' Watterson 10 26 19 17- 72 .Fouled out: McCall, Dlttoe; F~nn, Se1del. Total fouls · Cincinnati Sycamore 22. Columbus Watterson 21 . ' TOLEDO WOODWARD {57) - Washington 10 .(7· 12) 21, Brown I 10-0) 2, Hodak •0 ~0-0) 0, Webb 5 10-01 1 10ID, Roberts 8 IO-Ol 16, Minor . 1) 2. Totals 24 (7-tll 57. STRUTHERS (S61 ..: Be~chy 7 ("6~ 101 20. Fltz. patrick 2 10-4) 4, Ellis 1•(0-01 2. Colucci 0 (0-11 o, Prest 14 (0-0) 28, Miller 1 10-0I 2 Totals-25 (6·151 56. · Toi.Woodward 6 8 26 17- S7 18 L-.--2~~:-~-~:~~~~~=-':A~~::~·-·--· ;:,~~f~ ~~a 1 ~~~o~r - 1.,--,--~------~-...;;..;;,.;;;;..;;,;~;;.;;;;;;,;;;;;;,~;;;;;;;~J A: Woodward 3,901 . 15, Struthers .15 ., l\ ,. . Power Streak.. 78 · .Cord Tire 95 A78,13 Whitewall tubeless Fed. Ex. Tax and lore off your car. ~lu~$1.74 OrganiZation of • 6 ridin g ribs give s:reat tracHon ami p1ileage ... .'~ for lar~ cars" • Triplc ·lempered polyestN co rd body won 't flat-spot . • Tuls yn1rubber tread giYes lo ng -last ing strensth. · • Big, bold "Husky" look. ' ~ . MOUNTED AND BALANCED ..• GET FREE ••• The Mower Attachment Meigs Tire Center, Inc. and Goodyear MHfs Inflation Head On ,;... ,.,onest Quality At A Low, Low Prlcel s review_ed year~of normal use. Cutting 6 new models for 1976, 8 to 16 HP. New quiet. because of heights ad j'ustable on-the-go. 50 different attachments. sound-deadening isomounts and acoustically designed metal sheeting. New Maintenance Minder tells you ~Nhen .s ervice is needed. The same lab-tested automotive -type trans· mission that withstood 15 Choose from 3 hydrostatic drive models. or 3 gear drive modeJs. All with easy- ,. starting, fuel stingy engines. Make 1976 your year for a Cub Cadet. .. MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. POMEROY I OHIO PH. 992-2176 TURF·TRAC GARDEN TRACTORS TUaF-TRIM PUSH MOWERS SPECIAL saga5 Home sites evaluated for ' ~- flooding, · fand POINT PLEASANT - We , helped Richard Newell with • site evaluations for possible ' locations to build a house on his farm on Owl Hollow Rllad. 'I:he main consideration : Richard WU)'Orrled about In : · · the house loeatlons was the -; possibility of land slips. He ••. ' '! lay- of the' land_ • wu also concerned abOut : water 11111\agement aroWld , • lhe -propoaed sites, Including the danger of ftooding from an adjacent 8TI1llll stream. , When we looked at these sites with Richard, we pointed out !he good and bad of each one. One site we felt woulll be very sugject to lapd s11ps while three others were relatively 18fe. . Some of the newer Interpretatlons of the Mason County SoU Survey are geared directly to house development or urban type • I, 16 HP Tractor with 42 in. Mower Heavy duly tractor with Briggs & Stratton cost Iron block engine, 12,volt electric start, dual headlights, alternator. 45amp battery. Direct drive from engine to double-faced disc clutch. connected to • right-angle gear box, which drives 0 4· speed transmission. (28-12031 TURF-TILL •• TILLE MS. TURF-TRIM SELF-PROPELLED MOWERS . 22 ln. 3'h HP mower. Briggs & Stratton engine, 8 ' • FREEl f . i n n slippages develop!llents. This soils terested In water developinfonnatlon Is available to ment, some land clearing and any landowner or landuser farm road construction. who is · concerned with the Orval Mitchell owns .a ISsoils on which various acre tract · near White projects might be ·planned. Church. His !llaln Interest Is NEW COOPERATORS developing a water supply on applied to the western Soli the land. Conservation District lor Fred E. Lahnner bought a various services. · 198-acte tract on ROck CasUe Paul Bowers on Arbuckle ·Creek from D. E. Sayre and Creek asked for planning · asked for . planning assistance and help with assistance. . water development on a 21THE ROUND water trough acre farm. , ·· forms , belonging to the William Morrison bOught a Western SoU Conservation 7-acretractonCrookedCreek District have been repaired near Hickory Chapel Church. by Samuel Cover. The We helped him with plBns on watering trough forms are his tract. This plan. !llOSUJ!. used to pour concrete troughs called for proper water . belowpondsorbelow _aprlngii. disposal, the stabilization of The District has made these the banks along the creek trough forms available to channel, and grassland • cooperators for many years development". and purchased this last set ~f W. C. McMahan, with a forms about two'years ago . In -three-acre tract on Route 62 the repair work the fonns near the Traffic Circle, wu were set up, straightened and Interested mostly in wildlife · painted. Several people are development. ' making plans to develop <llarles Ebert whose piBce springs in Mason County ,this Is on Crab Creek, was In- year. i ln. steel wheels , "Y." handle. I28-2201). SPECIAL :~. sgga5 ServinR Ohio A~riculture fOr o~~er ok1Yearo Serving Meigs, Golllo & Meson Counties. Jock W. Carsey, Mgr. Ph. Pn-2111 , Store Hours; Store o,... 8:30-5:30. Mill CIOMS ol Ahigh-analysis 22-11-71awn fertil izer. Free-flowing ,. slow release plant . looo to teeo yout lawn over a longer perioo ollime. Bag · covers 7500 sq. 11. (29-SOAO) ' • AT LIST PRICE. $49895 Sell Cou. Servlee · .. Of Your QIOice ·. Burley Tobacco Goower's · the sea~on . Anytime you can Calendar for Gallla .County squeeze a handful of soli Into was c001pleted last week and a ball, and It sticks or hangs is now In the mall to abOut together, the soil ts too wet to 1,500 people having tobacco work. Soli dry enough to work allolments In Gallla County. Cl')llll~les when grasped and If you are a ·tobacco grower released by the hand. ·Soils and do not receive one, please worked too \vet forms hard call us at 446-4612 or stop by clods that are difficult to • work later. You'll have . the Exte!llllon Office. FOM!SJER OF THE MONTH - ·Motrls Simpson, a junior lro!ll Wellston, was chosen ·· l'!ll quite proud ol this trouble getting a smooth "Forester of the Month" by his class at Buckeye Hills Career Center. Morris has been ~ calendar. Jim Wells, our seedbed, and once young actively Involved in the tree-piBnting project on the Bob Evans Farms at Rio Grande. Extension Tobacco seedlings start to come up, it Mcrris Is also responsible for setting up the Buckeye Hills sawmill facility. Morris is Specialist, has worked with Is difficult to hoe fine grass pictured above doing a daily maintenance check on the sawmill power unit. In FFA me over the pas\ three years away . without damaging activities Sinlp!On has been elected president of the Forestry FFA and participated in the In getting it to the point It is seedlings where there are FFAstate jUdging contest Saturday at Ohio State University . today . It's an attractive .hard clods of soil. calendar for ' whicll you 'II By John C. Rice have to compliment our Co. Ext. Agent, Agriculture S'ecietary, Brenda Morgan, for her job well done. This is • the first Urne we have mailed " tobacco lnlorination to the • POMEROY- The Ohio Cooperative Extension Service Is Production Credit Association Building , Upper River Road, growers on the A8CS tobacco mailing list and cathy Pop.e conducting an educational program to help farmers, orchard- ·GalUpolis and the meeting In Meigs County will be at the Meigs · · has been heavily involved iii men, greenhouse lind truck crop growers to use pesticides County Extension Office. . Topics to he taught during these ~sticide training addressing all the envelopes properly and salely, . According to Bud Carter and Jolul Rice, County Extension meetings include : lor people that list. Agents, Agriculture in Gallla and Meigs Counties, these The Protection of Yourself and Your Environment; The calendar lists most of meetings provide technical Information to pnxlucers who use Understanding Pesticide · Labels; Pesticide Laws and the things a tobacco grower pesticides on their fanns· and agricultural operations. Regulations; Weeds, Herbicides, Insects and Diseases of Field should be concerned with For Gallia and Meigs farmers producing corn, 'llOyheallll, Crops; and Equipment Calibration. starting in March and going County Extension Agents in aU of Oliio's .88 counties are month by month throughout small grains and forages, the special tralnlns is scheduled for Wednesday, April 7 In Gallia County and Thursday April 8 In conducting meetings such as these forfarmers this spring. Our the year through December. Meigs County. The meetings will start at 9:30a.m. and adjourn primary goal is to provide training that will help farmers who Over ·the years I have seen about 3 p.m. use "restricted use" pesticides meet , the examination ~number of brief calendars, Location of the Gallia County meeting will be the Jackson reqUirements for certlficatlon.lt is our understanding that by. but I've never foWld one that October 1977farmers applying "restricted use" pesticides will q\)itesultedme arid one that l need to he certified. . 1 felt would be an easily used Our second major objective in providing these meetings at reference for tobacco this time, is based on the realization that farmers and growers. This calendar lists · . all the major taskS tq be , GALUPOL!S .- William Perdue University In June. producers of agricultural products need to know how to use aU performed each month and Eachus, Galllpolis attorney, Students who qualify for the pesticides properly and safely. We encourage farmers producing corn, soybeans, small .. goes Into detail on many of d i s c u s s e d s i n g I e honor. will be chosen on the the various tAsks such as proprietorships and business basis of test scores earned on grains and forages to attend these special training meetings In ·· insect> control, fertilization, partnerships on re!llarks to . leadership de!llonstrated in April. If you have questions concerning the meeting please feel ek. the Gailia County Youth the local study program, said free to call the CoWlty. Extension Offices for more . . • We provided a similar scholars Thursday, April I. Rick Altiur of the Jackson lnfanna lion. A representative of the Ohio Department of Agriculture calendar last year and found The discussion emphasi~d Production Credit Assn. &Indents atteqding 'the w)ll be present at these meetings to give examinations at the many folks considered the advantages and dlsad:· , material quite helpful. we v1mtages of each type of April! meeting were Richard conclusion of the educational part ol the program to anyone ·• hope more people will find the busmess, and comparisons to Ingles, Terry ·Lakin,, Ginny interested in becoming certified. Powell, Tom Cains, Betsy publication useful this year busmess corporations. . and If you .do and like It, we'd Eachus Is one of many l~al , Cains, Doug Mlller, Lynne like to know abOut It ~. · le.aders participating in Lewis, Debbie Stapleton, · ' discussions with the Gallla Sherr! cox; Judy· Cox, Lisa .. THE 7TH ANNUAL Ohio County American Private Wells, Sharon Woolum, Phil Peformance Tested Bull Sale Enterprise , study Group McKenzie, Anita Campbell, will be held Monday, April 12, during the ten week program . and Beth Harrison. 6:30p.m. at the Wilmington Next week ori Aprlla, Wllllam Producers Livestock Yards, Frazee,-Manager of French . Wll!llington. These are City Meats, and Kurt 8 HP Front Engine.lO in . cut. Briggs & Stratton ', yearling bulls off test and the Dunham of Landmark will EXCUSES, EXCUSES ~fil~re· rewind start. 4-speed transmiss ion . 128· ·, performance data through discuss the "Cooperative DENVER (UPI) .,- Guru 112 days show the bulls (all · Business Corporation" with Maharaj Ji has postponed breeda) have averaged 3.36 the gr~p . . several trips this !llonth so he adjusted daily gain. Meetings are held at Rio can slay home with his wife Another bull sale coming Grande College , Several who Is expecting a baby. But up In April Is the first ~~uni~ businesses a~e the baby · isn't due until Southern Ohio Graded cooperating to sponsor U\e Septe!lllier. A mOre pressing Demonstration Bull Sale. local program. · reason is .the travel money ThJs sale will be held at the At the end of the local study hasn't come 111 yet, said ; Hlllsboro Union Stock Yards, program, several studenta .Divine Light Mission spoke:s· Hillsboro, Ohio April 24 will have earned expense man Joseph Anctlll. The (Sat'urday) at 2:30 p.m. paid trip scholarships to take teenage Gl1Ml and his former' &.v~nty ol~ bulls have been part In a three day advanced secretary; Marlolyn 25, have consigned. Bulls wlll be st~dy of the_ American a !-year-old girl ~amed gradetl for muscling, Private Enterpnse System at Premlata, which In Hindi · structural soundness and !lleans vine _of Jove. frame, an~ they must grade 12 or better in ali three areas to be eligible to i!tll. HIGH RISK FIRST These . two bull Sales give 20 ln. 3 HP mower. Briggs ROYAL ARRIVAL · ATLANTA (UPI) - Mass the commercial beef man an & Stralton engine, 7 ln . IIIEW YORK (UP!) --, King . immunization against swine plastic wheels. loop ·handle. opportunity. to select bulls Gustaf XVI of Sweden started nu, a potential threat to (28-2200). according to his herd's needs. a month's vlsit to the United nearly 60 million Americans, The graded sale on April 24 States In New York. But all he llllly start as early as this has older bulls that should be got to see was the airport. summer for high risk groups, ready for heavier service. The 29-year-{)ld king was federal hi!alth officials said The perfonnance tested bUll accompanied by Minister ·Friday. Dr. David Sencer, sale l!l offering yearlings . . sven Andersson and 18 other director of · the national ·These yearling bulls should official and business figures. Center for Disease Control, not be expected to perform as The party new to Newport, said persona with pulmonary · older bulls would. ·Va., to be driven to Willlams- and heart diseases and thoee burg llljjlle first of more than 65 would be considered ·. HERE IS ANOTE for home a dozen clUes they will visit, over to be among the high_risk ; gardeners: ·Including New York later. groups. Soli worked too wet can By Jolm Cooper giVes ease of steering an d cornering con trol. Buy The By "Bryson R. <Bud) Carter Gallia COunty Ext.,Jslon Agent on GOODfYEAR • "S"-sh nped tr ea d pattern and contour shoulder .. p-------------------------~ . CoUnty.agent's comer Fouled ouf: Julie Biermann and Hess. -Total fouls· Bellbrook · 11. Warre~ . Champion 17. A: 3.868. Firsf""Mortg)ge Loans. . ·GAWE'OL!ll ,... Our 1976. give you trouble the rest of - 'BELLBROOK (411 - Julie Biermann 6 (6-9) 18, Critz 4 (3-4)11 , Jenny Barnetl1 (0-0) 2, Jeanne Biermann 3 (3-SI 9, Taylor0(1 -21l.Tofals1>1'(1320l 41. WARREN CHAMPION (381 -- Ro.mack 9 ll -31 19, Packman 3 (1 -2)7, Hess 3 (22)8, Bickford 2 10-0)4, Prow·o 10-01 0. Totals li 14-7) 38. Bellbrook 11 15 9 lt--41 War. Champ.· 10 10 4 14-38 and . ' .. auxlllary paymenll wbkh In : March totaled •MtU2t, u made primarily to new recipients throughout the • month. · ; April distribution In Ald to Dependent <lllldren to 577-254 CQLUMBUS (UP!) - State reclpient.'l II'OIIIId the state Auditor Thomas E. Fergilson totaled t$,56M47. The swn' announced .Saturday that does not Include weekly ~. AID REPORTED • I - ,.... . ·our' communi.Jy . R!STt speed;'' -- ClassAA COLUMBUS HARTLEY (4ll -- Williams 7 (5-6) 19, Kuhner 1 (0-2) 2, Brown 0 (121 1. Plank 1 (0-01 2, Pallay 4 (4-8) 12, Protera 2 (0~01 4, Wollenberg 1 (1 -21 3. Lombardo 1 10-0) 2. Totals 17 (11-19) 4S. OREGON STRITCH (lSI Utter 5 11-3)12, Cooley 3 (0-0) 6, LaPlant 1 I0-01 2, Hardin 1 · (2 ~ 21 4, McGu ire I (1 -41 3, Lucas 1 (0-0) 4, McQuery 2 (01) 4. Totals 15 IS-101 lS. Col. Hartley 8 7 16 14---45 Ore. Stritch 9 8 13 5--35 . Total fouls : Columbus Hartley 9, Oregon Strijch 18. to ABO¥~ THE MEIGS TIRE"" CENTER, INC. · It Takes More Than A Good Income· A CUT • ' was no ca~h involved. Asked if he really .thought Baylor could match the talents of Jack!!On( Finley lied f rep : "! eel Baylor will be the equal of Reggie Jackson. 1 don't mean this out . of " disrespect too Reggie Jackson. 1 . lhlnk that' Baylor Is ou~ndlng and will be even more outstanding in the next few y~ars." . "With Jackson in our lineup, they will have to pitch . more left-handers against us and that -will help our righthanded hitters," COOliile~tted Baltimore Manager Earl Weaver .. "Jackson also gives us the left-handed power we needed and also more ' ·~~:~ :' ~culture ' /41 MESA, Ariz. (UP! ) - In a seeking- long-term contracts · trade that Could well mean Holtzman was reportedly the pennant for somebody, asking $420,000 for three th e Oakland A's Friday years and Jackson $000,000 traded ~uperstars Reggie for three years. But Oakland owner Charles Jackson and Ken Holtzman to Baltimore li>r outfielder Don ·o. Finley, who made the in a Baylor and pitchers Mike announcemen t Torrez and Paul Mitchell. , cooference phone call, said Jackson and Holtzman their contract problems ·had were among nine OakiBnd nothing to do with the elJic front-lin~> players who were swap. ><·Chi ldren must be accom pa nied by their parents. · Spurrier, Dickey in key trades 0 ak Ia nd trades Jac.kso n and Uol·t.,.;man to Baltimore ·squad: rT!D~~e~~ -SemtineJ, Sunday, April l, 1976 ., •.- · · ---· Ahigh-analysis lawn fertilizer plus tlroadleaf weed control. Controls dandelion, olan1aln, chickweed and knolweed. 811g oovers 7500 sq. ft. (29-~5) Vertical shall 3'1• HP Briggs & Strallbn engine, extra-heavy worm 1J8ar drive, 12 ln. dl6meter tines. 26 ln. tilling width . (282202). . $163. 95 ' Special<l-12·6 tormula containing 15 plant fooa elements for pro-plan! or slcle dress appll· cations on roses, flowers, trees, veoetable garclens, shrubs, s1rawlltt~es and new lawns. (29·5035. 29-5037) 251bs. 501bs. ' . �.. 26 -:- The SWJdayTunes-Sent~ l , SWJday, Apnl4, 1976 Television Log 4. OQ-FIIm SUNDA'i, "AP~IL 4, 1976 4, This Is Th Life 10, P ublic Policy Forums 13 6 .3G-Th is Week 4, Viewpo1nl 8, Pub lic Pol 1cy Forum 10 7 oo-<:hri~ topher Closeup j Fi lm 4, Talking Hands 8, Spring Street USA 13 731)--This Is the Life 3. Your Health 4, Revival Fires 6, Jerry Falwell81 Camera Three 10 Newsma ker '76 13. 7 ss-Biack Cameo 4 8 ®-Mormon Choir 3, Day of Discovery 4, Gospel Caravan 6, Church Service 10. Re v Home r Click 13 8 Jo-<lral Roberts 3, Yours for the Asking 4, Day of Discovery 8, James Robison Presents 10 Re• Humb.-rd 13, Open Bible IS 9 ®-Gospel Singing Jub ilee 3, Hou r of Power 4, Oral Roberls IOk , Rex 1<\umbard 6, Rev Leonard Repass 8; Across the Fence 15, 9 3D-What Does The , Bibie Plainly Say> 8, It Is Written 10, Christ Is The Answer 13, In sig ht IS 10 ®-LOS World Conference J , Church Service 4. Leroy Jenkins 6, Chris tian Center 8, Movie " The Agony and lhe Ecstasy" 10, J lmmy Swaggart 13, Faith For Today 15 10 3D-Garner Ted Armstrong 4 Jimmy Swaggart 6, Thinklngln the Blac k 8. Blue Ridge Quartet 13. This Is the Life 15 I I ®-Doctors on Cali 4, World Conference 6, Rex Humbard 8, 15, Rev Henry Mahan 13 II 3D-Focus on Colu m bus 4, Rev Calvi n Evans 13 12 ®-At Issue 3, Fish in' Hole 4, Issues And Answers • 6, Face the Nation 8, Lower Lighthouse 13 , To Be Anounced IS 12 3D-Meet th e Press 3,4, 1S, Di rec tions 6. World of Survival 8, Garner Ted Armstrong 13 l ®-Formby's Antique F urnllure Workshop 3, Bobby Vinton 4; To Be Announced IS. Communiq ue 6, Chamolonshlp Fishing 8, Colu mbus Town M•etJnn 10, FIShin ' Hole 13. Adams Chromcles 33 1 3G-Basesba il 3,4, Aware 6, Movie " The Chromcles 33 1 31)---Basesbail 3,4, Aware 6, Movie " The Buster Keaton Story " 81 Sportsm an ' s Friend 13 2 ®-Supers tars 6, 13 , To Be Announ ced 10.15 Onedln Line 33 2• Jo-Grandstand IS 3 ®-Golf 15 , NBA BasketballS, 10, Ri va ls ol She rlo ck Holmes 33 3 3D-Wide Wor ld of Sports 6.13 4 ®-Big Blue Marble 3. Go lf 4 , Let's Grow A Gar den 33 4 3D-Movie' Sunday Dln,ne r for A Soldier" 3. French Chef 33 5 oo-Golf 6, 13 , Bonanza 4, To Be Announced 15, College for Cani nes 33 ' 5 3D-To Be Announced 8, Come Back lo Me 10, Guppies to Groupers 33 6 ®-Search 3, News 4, WC H S TV Report 8, Kenny Rogers and lhe First Ed lt1on 10. To Be Anhounced 15, Am erica n Issues Forum 33 6 3D-NBC News 3,4,15, High School Bowl 8 World Press 33 7 ®-World of Disney 3,4, 15 , SwiSs Famil y Robin son 6, 13, 60 Min utes 8, 10, Tom T Hall The SloryTeller 10. Family Theatre 33 7 3D-Wild, Wild World of Animals 33 B ®-Ellery Queen 3,4, 15, S1x Mill ion Dollar Man 6 13 Man 6,13, Sonny and Cher 8,10, No va 20 33 9 ®-McMillan and Wife 3. 4.15 , Mov1 e " The Kil le r' Who Wouldn' t Die" 6, 13, Kolak 8, 10. Masterpiece fhealer 20, 33 10 ®-Bronk 8,10, Bill Moyers' Journal 20,33 11 ®-News 3,4,8,10, 13,15 , ABC Ne ws 6, Monty Python's Flying Circus 20 , KUP ' s Show 33 111So-BigValley6 , CBS News8.10 , PMAPui sei S 11 3D-Star Trek 3, Bonanza 4 , Movie "Coney Island" •: Face The Nation 10, 1 ronslde 13, Don Kirshner 's Rock Concert 15, Soundstage 2o 1'1 • 1\1\ II 1~ oo-Movle " The Swinger 10. J a nak 1 33 " oW"9""Donanza 4, ABC News 13, Mews 20 I 3D-Peyton Place 4 1 MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1976 6 ®-Sunrise Semester 10 6 Is-Farm Reporl 13 6 1D-Good News 13 6 3D-Columbus Today 4 News 6. Su nrise Semester B. Farmtime 10 6 4o-<lunce of Prevention 10 6 4s-Mornlng Repor t 3 6 5s-(huck While Reports 10, Good Morning , Tri State 13 7 00 - Today 3,4,15, Good Morning, Amerlca6,13 , CBS News a, Bugs Bunny and Friends 10 7 Jo-Schoolles 10 7 4So-Sesame Slreel 33 ®-Lassie 6; Captain Kangaroo B.10 8 Jo-Big Valley 6 9 ®-Not For Women Only 3. Phil Donahue 4,15 : Lucy Shows, Mike Douglas 10, Morn ing with 0 J 13 9 Jo-A M 3, One Life to Live 6, Tattletales 8, M1ke Douglas 13 10 OD-Celebrlfy Sweepstakes 3,4,15 , Edge of Night 6, Price Is RigM 8,10 IO·JG-High Rollers 3,4,15, Dinah' 6 II ®-Wheel of Fortune 3, 15 , Weekday 4 Gambit 8, 10, Farmer's Daug hter 13 ; E lec tr lc Company 20 II 3D-Hollywood Squares 3,4, 15, Happy Oays 13 , Love of Life 8,10, Sesam e Street 20.33 11 ·5s-Take Kerr 8, Dan lmel's World 10 12 ®-Magnificent Marble Mach ine 3, 15, Let's Make A Deal 13, Bob Braun 4, News 6,8, 10 12:31)--Take My Advice 3,i5. All My Childr en 6,13, Search For Tomorrow 8,10 12 4So-Eieclrlc Company 33 12.5s-NBC News 3,15 l :oo-News 3, Ryan's Hope 6~ 13 , Phil Donahue ~. Young and lhe Restless 10, Not For Women Only 15 I 3D-Days Of Our Lives 3,4,15, Rhyme and Reason 6 13, As The World Turns 8,10 2 oo-s20,000 Pyramid 13. Formby 's Antique Furnllure Workshop 6 . 2 3D-Doctors 3,4, 15; Ne ighbors 6.13 ; Guiding Light 8 10 3 ®-Anothe r World 3,4, 15, General Hospital 6, 13, Ali 1n the Fam1ly 10 , Woman 10 3 3D-One Life to Live 13, Mickey Mouse Club 6, Match Game 8, 10, Consumer Surviva l Kit 20 4 co-Mister Cartoon 3. Merv Griflln 4, Somerset 15, Max B f'llmble 6, Mickey Mouse Club 8, Mister Rogers 2Q,JJ; Mov ie " Appointment with Danger" 10. Dlnahi · ll 4 3D-Bewitched 3, Mod Squad 6, Parlr ldge Family 8, Sesame Street 20,33; Fllnlslones IS 5 ®-Bonanza 3, Family Affair 8, Star Trek IS 5 3D-Adam 12 4,13, News 6, Beverly Hillbillies 8, E lectrlc Company 20.33 6 co- News 3,4,8, 10, 13,1 5, ABC News 6, Zoom 20, Special Education 33 6 3D-NBC News 3.4, 15. ABC News 13. Andy Griffith 6, CBS News 8,10 , Hodgepodge Lodge 20 7 ro- TrutH or Consequences 3, To Tell The Truth 4, Bowling tor Dollars 6, Buck Owens a. News 10. Candid Camera 13; Family Affair IS, Teaching Children to Read 20; Resourceful West Virginia 33 7 31)--Thai Good Ole Nashville Music 3, Don Adams Screen Test4, Match Game PM 6, Price Is Right 9; Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky 20, High Road to Adve nture 10, To Tell The Truth 13, Friends ot Man 15, Marco Sporti lle 33 8 ®-Bobb y Vinton 3, Noah' s Animals 6,13. Rich Lillie 4,15, Gunsmoke 8, Y S A People and Politics 10,33. Rhoda 10 8 JG-We Think Y11u Should Know 3, Good Heavens 6, 13, Mark Russell 20,33, Phyllis 10 9 ®-Joe Forrester 3,4,15. Movie "Five Easy Pieces" 6,13 , All In The Family 8, 10. Kosc luszko . An Amer ican Porlralt 33 U S Arl- The Gift of Ourselves 20 9 3D-Maude 8, 10 , World Press 20 10 ®-J •gsaw John 3,4, IS Dick Cavell 8, 10 , News 20. Bl Ways 33 10 3D-Lock, Stock, & Barrel 20; Catch 33 33 II ®- News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13 , IS; ABC News 33 II 3D-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15. College BaskelbaiiAII Slar Game 6, 13; Movie "For Singles Only" 8, Movie "This Could Be The Nlghi" IO; Janak l 33 Apple Grove News Notes By Mrs. Herbert Rou1b ' Mr . and Mrs Gerald Hayman and son , Keith, and Bnce Hart v1s1ted Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jewell at Letart, W Va Mr and Mrs. Dennie Manuel of Manetta VISited Mr and Mrs. Gerald Hayman SWJday. Mrs. June Wickersham held a farewell party for her son, Tim Wickersham, who lett Monday for Oklahoma where Tim enllsted ln the 1 Umted States Army and w1ll be stat1oned there. Attendmg were h1s grandmother, Mrs. Ferne B. Hayman, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hodge, Mary Lou W1ckersham of ColumbUll, Jeff Wickersham . In the afternoon they all went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Beegle ( Marvene Wickersham) where they enjoyed the af· ternoon together. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hepler of Wampum, Pa., spent two days With their cous1ri, Mrs Ferne B. Hayman, enroute home from Texas Mr and Mrs. Don Rlffle and children of Lucasvllle spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs Lester Roush and fam1ly Mr. and Mrs Ted Hayman of Westerville spent a recent weekend WIth Mr. and Mrs Gerald Hayman and Keith Mr . and Mrs . William a: 1 oo-Tom arrow 3,4 I 3D-News Fla., to ColumbUit to the hlnne Mrs. Charles COIJIO at ,Pid Town Fiala. Grimm where they wlll vlslt Robert SpeiiCI!r and Douc several days before returning Barnett are patients at home . Veterans Memorial H!liJiltal Miss Lorna Bell of w1th pneumonia. ColumbUll spent the weekend Mr and Mrs. Dennie With her parenta, Mr. and Manuel spent Saturday night Mrs. Den BeD with Mr and Mrs Arnold BUI Wheeler, son Of Mr and Hupp Mrs. A:! ex Wheeler, Rocky Hupp ls employed kr, graduated from Ohio State ColwnbUll University on March !9wlth a Mr. and Mrs. ROger Roush, degree 10 Sjleech and Hearing Cindy ROUsh were shqlplng Theraphy at tlie Grand Central M8lllii Mr. and Mrs. Butch Ables Parkersburg Saturday. of Canal Wlnchealer and Mr . and Mrs. Herbert V1ckl Ables vlslted their Roush and Mrs. Eula Wolfe parents, Mr. and Mrs: Jack were Athens vlsltors on Ables and Paul, and Mr. and Monday evening. - Tl!f SWiday Times· Sentinel, Swiday, AprU f, 1976 of thett son, Mr and Mrs. Bob W1ckltne, son, Scott, Dwight Hill, spent the weekend ln ColumbUll w1th Mr. and Mrs . Jim Price and enjoyed the ball games. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush spent Sunday evening wlth Mr. ' and Mrs. I>anJ Lewis at Cllfton. Mrs. Mary Shuler, Mrs . Ulllan Hayman ~re vlsltlng thelr mother, Mrs. Grella Simpson, BaptiBI Hospital, 8900 Norlli Kendall Drive, Miami, Fla Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gnmm came by plane from Mlaml, .. Fo~ - . -- -. . 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Rev Edsel Hart , Evangelist. Special singers, Dan Haym~n material In replying to this ad . state qualltications, and .nterested area To oet at the start of a demanding Item, phone (6U) 947 S337 or wri te So lar 1 Sun Trap , P .." Possesst~e pronoun 146 HlJrr iecl v 14 7 Insect egg " t48 Rodent 149 C~p rm old II !In 151 Cooled la~a o Box 1122 , Chillicothe , OhiO 45601. • v 1gor !colloq) Rea l eslate map 153 Chinese distance Strips olleathe /o measure 89 Concurrence 155 Proceed 90 Small 11a11e~s 157 A state !abbr ) 3tp _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ J_ _ _ _ i 2s PER HUNDRED stuff ing enve lopes Send self adctressed, stamped tn velope Edrav Malls , Box 188, Albany, Mo 64402 J JO 10tp ~· ' . and McDaniel Tr1o along w1lll others Public invited FA BRIC Sole i P re Easler sale on all material In shop i ncluding latest spri ng prints on.e week onlv 0 begins April For ap Plicat i on and more In formation , 9927502 4 1 Stc a ' ' . - 10 SO MEONE to live In and care t:OAL , l imestone and all types of sal t and rock sail for Ice for e ld erly lady or stay at and snow removal Ex n ights Phone 742 2095 or cels lor Salt works, E:ast 992 3686 3 31 6tc · Ma in St , Pomerov. Ohio Phone 992 3891 sOMEONE- neeciedto-Cut 12 7 lfc grass Phone 992 5798 SOMEONE to live In w ith elderly l acty, for more In formation, call 992 3457 3 30 5tc " HOME WORKER s.': start at S198 OPen 9 am ~ ti ll 7 p m Monday through Friday and 9 am till s p m S!turd ay Caroline Fabrics on Route 7, one half mile north of Chester, Ohio . Henrv and Mary Hunter, owners 4 4 61p ------------- WILL do smal l garden plOW ing w 1th Gravely tractor Phone 992 7492 or 992 J716 3 2o 181p 3 28161p - -- - - - - - - - - - - - Emp.......,ent Wanted building AI Landmark Store 20th 7:45 pm Century Welder Representative . Reireshmenls and door prizes . Everyone ts Welcome -- POMEROY LANDMARK ... _Jack W carsey, Mgr, . , . Phone 9f2·21B1 SHOOT lNG Match , just off Rt 7 near Rock Cemetery, ever y Springs Sundav 1230pm • 42 lie Gun Club, New Lima Road Rifle and p istols sunday, Apri l 4, 1 p m Everyone welcome ---------~-~~~ Wanted To Buy OLD furn 1ture, ic;e bous brass bet:ls , o I d wa II te l ephones and parts. or c omplete'househo~ds Wrtte M 0 • ,J\'IIIer , R l 2, Pom eroy. OhiO Call 992 7760 oo-vou- "H'A'VE-P'A'R'Tv PLAN EXPERIENCE? FRIENDLY TOY PARTIES HAS OPENINGS FOR MANAGERS IN OUR AREA RECRUITING IS EASY BECAUSE OEMS HAVE NO CASH IN VESTMENT , NO COLLECTING OR DELIVER ING . CALL COLLECT TO CAROL DAY, I SIB) 489 8J9S-"or WRITE FR I ENDLr HOME PARTIES, 20 RAILROAD AVE, ALBANY , N Y 12205 4 I 50tp and remodeling , rooftng, plumbing , furnace repair , gas or oil or general repair Free es timates .and reasona '- le rates Phone Charles Sincla ir, 16141 985 .1112 1 or 992 2221 3 28 12tc 10 7 7.1 1929 AN..C OLDER national currency, 1964 enct older silver coins , gold and sliver jewelry , tokens and coal script from trl ceunty area Call Rutland 742 2331 1 Roger Wamsley 4 4 He Far Rent 4 ROOMS and ba th plus ut ilit y room , screened In po r ch Forced air heat Phon e 992 56JO 3 30 6fC 2 BEDRM house, eduUs , no pets References Phone 1 (3041 882 2852 New Haven after 5 p m 4 1 Jt c 9531 4 13 tft the area Pom~rov of Kroger's In Reward Phone 992 S938 or 992 3736 3 30 6fp Yard Sale 4 FAMILY Ohio , across from f:ord Garage Saturday , April 3, 9 til sold out --------------- --------------- 4 1, 3tp The first early hybrid with good tolerance to maize dwarf mosaic virus 2 2 781C F URNISH~D , 2 bedrm apartmen t, adults onlv, m M1dd leport Phone 992 387 4 3121tc . 3 BEORM house with bath m Rut land Phone 992 S858 3 9 ttc 3 AND 4 RM furn1sheQ and unfurn ished apts Pho,. 99 2 5434 11 9 tt. -------------COUNTRY Mob i le HQm P. Park, R t 33, ten m 1les north of Pomeroy Large lots Wffh c~cret e patios , Sidewalks, rur1'ners and off street parking Phone 992 7479 12 31 tfc Pomerov 2 bedrm newlv redecorated , fully car peted can m the ear ly a m 992 1188 2 22 ttc Mobile Homes For Sale 1970 MOBILE home, 11 X 44, 2 bedrm gas Phone 992 5001 order , needs a little sprucing up If vou have the time, vou Cl!lln buy It right at Kingsbury Homes, Phone 992 7034 4 4 41c Phone {614) 985 4248 Auto Sales Phone 388-9044 To lera nt to Ma1ze Dwar f M osa tc V~ru s High yie ld • , ' • ' Top gram quality Excell ent test wetght Take s htg h populat tons Very good standabil1ty ,_. --·CHESTER AGRO SERVICE CENTER Phone 9a5-3831 Chester, 0. ~UM~ t ~JOI Qr(111nm Ct N umlltu~ n e n1 o l ~ va ~~ tt~; I ' ' "' ht o"ul• ~r.nlt'"' 1~1 •''' toe~~~ .,~J,~rul l '" o 'r. Holl ll ~014 \o~l lol ho '""' o11 (EVENINGS FERTILIZER SPECIALS 1~1~15 __________'147 ton ' ••• f '• { 1 .. ttu..n us We Will Close ntURSDAY APRIL 8 At 12 NOON for personnel meeting Jackson RED PONTIAC$ '1375 · HUNDRED ., ........ Gallipolis. Ohio •• r: ..... . . .' ·-"J,."• ' I , r • j:• ,• cana• TOBACCO SPECIAL '118 . lON . ' I •• •• l ' ).2().20 ----------'129 ton 46-0-0:.----------'154 ton 5-10.15 '' HUNDRED 12-12-12--------- '122 ton 6-24-24 __________'148 ton ' '' L -_ '"" ''" •rul _ __j ~:I CIJIII, ... ·; ...i < ' • ~ ,.• 1 I,"'; fUNNY Third Ave , 4 4 ltc PhOne (614) 696 1001 FOUR cemetery plot s In Meigs Memor ial Gardens Phone 1614l 985 4146 Larry Curtis , Chester , Ohio. • Rill Estate for Sale TUPPER ~ Ne~ PLAIN S. 3 bedrm houses, carpeted , rang e, .garage, large lots F HA finan cing availa ble, S21 900 Phone (6141 667 4 6tc M E N's teft handed golf set and bllg , wom en' s right hand golf set and bag Also Mi xed hay Phone 949 -2660 4 4 Jtc 6J04 3 14 -16tp TABLES and chairs, SS , Bo• NEW bl level home , l bedrm , bu11t 1n kitchen, cerpet, basement. oerage In basement, iocll ted beh 1nd grede schoo l Long St , Rutland, Ohio See Milo Hutchison , or phone 742 1306 sprlnn and mattress, )10 , Bathtub SIS , Built In range $10, pool table , plywood bottom , $75 , ro cke r , SIO , 4 speed transmission for Ford truck, SJ5 . Hide a beet, S10 , 1968 Ford bed , SJ5, out slcte doors , S4 each Rotary tiller , $80 , Old love Phone 742 2174 •r, AdditiOns, 6 ____ _________ _ roof, sssoo Phone 9917275 save. · '" Mlkt Young, Manager Sales and Installation • Rt.l, Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 1 _ Pllont da~ or night .614oRti-2206; ' I 1_• I IJio, LARRY WHOBREY PUBLIC ACaHJNTANT Watch for Ust of Items Later. 3 17 1 mo. ffom1he reroest Truck or Bulldozer*'Ra ctlator to the Hrrer Core SMITH NELS~ MOJ:.ORS, INC. tt2:2114 '' . Automobile and Truck Repair State Rt. 124 Toward Rutland Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Phone_: 992-5182 Nathan 11111 Radiator Sptdlllst I Pomeroy " ' ,. 3 23 1 mo FREE {sriMATES SAM'S Blown BUY , SELL or TRADE ' '' GARAGE for bOokkeeping and tax service. COINS ' 0 ROGER HYSEll S Now accepting clients 'trM house In M iddlepor t, next to sc hool New shmgle esllmiin 2 19 1 mo 3 18 1 mo Orange Twp Volunteer Fire De)lllrtmonl will hold a ~onslgnment auction at lilt fire hou11 locatllf In Tutt~~trs Plains, Ohio on April 17th btglnnjng at 10:00 o.m. Fret on cai ' 1'tlong ond Installation'. We'll bring saillpltslo your· home with no obligation ,Set how you can realty Ph, 949-1023 or 1412617 PH. 992-6173 AUCTION w.E -'CAifiOING urpttlng, PI ntlne. siding, rooflnt. p1nelln•• peper hlnglnt etc . • •. 3 13 tf c seo t, S20 4 4 16p From I Shelf to I hOUit. Ill types of building and rem-odelint trom tttt foundollon GARAGE Sale, Starting Thursday , Apr i l 1 through Sundav, April 4 Boys and FOUR 15 " Ford truck , chrome ~i ris cloth ing , twin bed reverse wheels , sao Phone comp l e t e , c ream 992 3847 separ etors record ptaver, 4 4 He d 1shes ~nd lots of mis e Items Reedsville Oh io ZIG ZAG Sewing Machine • Turn at R 1\lerview Sc ttool Phone 992 6162 s1gn , th ird house on left 4 • lie 33 14tp 4 .4 Jfp MONTGOMERY Word 5 h p garden tiller w 1th power safety revers e Used less than 3 hours , S200 Phone 991 7315 4 2 ltc REG I STERED 112 anct lf• Arabian mares and geldings, Dalmatlon pups or 4·1 3tc 3 31 4tc See Eskey Hill, F la twoods Road, Pomerov, Oh io phone 992 J885 LEGHORN HENS , 60c each w s MIChael , Phone l614l 985 39S6 .. 1 3tp soo'TS:aooTS;-B';;;t;;-8oo i~ Men's Work boo1s. steel toe rubber , S14 95 , iftather, S21 95 Reg Toe le,ther, $17 95 Western Boots S29 95 and l ess, Men 's used work pants , $1 09, Sh i rts 99C BAILEY'S, Middleport 4 1 3tp 4 2 4t c 1973 DODGE DART sport 3•0. metallic green , 40,000 m ttes Ce ll 949 2326 n 3tp 1966 FALCON Station Wagon, 6 cyl Old air , good con dillon Phone 992 7826 4 1-Jtp --------------1966 OLDSMOBILE 98 con vertlble hardtop, p b , p s, air, all elec ., new paint. Phone 9916154 41 otc 1970 CHEVY . 3~7, ton , '12 pickup wllh ~camper shell Phone 992 7232 4-1 -4fc -------------- 1969 C 60 CHEVROLET Cump truck , 14ft bed , and cheater axle Good condition Phone 161• ) 6o7 630• 3 16 11tp 1972 FORD 1h ton Pickup, S1,550 Phone 16141 378 6349. 44 ole 1971 FORD Maverick Grab· ber, 6 cyl, automatic, low mileage , excell ent con- almost new slide prolector . hair drver, ant 1que lamp , fishing reel , 52 gal elec wa t er heater, SIS , Needs bof1om element Cherry finish dresser , S50 Other Items Bailev's, M iddl eport 4 I 3fp ONE FORMAL. size 9, llke new Mrs 992 7365 Jean Grueser, 41 Jtc 1975 KAWASAKI 400, $600 Harley McDonald , Gray Monor Apt, Apt 4, Mid dleport, Ohio Phone 992 9903 after 5 p m 4 1 3ft 10 H P SUPER Convertible Gravely wlth Electro Start soc key and 30 inch mower , plus step down _11ea r for garden use Calf"' 992· 7164 after 5 p m GMC pickup power . brakes, steering, . U,OOCl 1972 HONDA 350 with extras, terms Call 991 3965 . 4 1 lfc Phone 742 2359 J 30 30ip - - - --- - - - - ---NEW 3 bedi- m 6111 home Phone m - -----------~~'P 3 BEDRM home, 2 baths , 2-11-1 mo. • lnsiJiati!lif.Services . PillA SHOP Flnanc:lng Availlble Blown Into W1ll1& Attie~ STORM WINDOWS I. DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING· SOFFITT GUTTERS·AWNING$ 0 Italian-Style Pilla Call In ordtr& ud pick up In twenty m lnutes. LOCI ltd II 321-lrd Strttl R I Cine, Ohio Ph. 949-2404 lARRY lAVENDER OPI N TU I!S T~RU SAT . 6 •o , : •Titll !OO Syracuse, Ohio Ph. f92 ltU o~ Phone lo141 985 3867 BULK WATER AVAILABLE Tupp ers Plai[IS Chester Water Ot slri ct now selling bulk water to tanks on tru cks at our new offi ce I Loca t ecton St 1 R t 7 1 1 Mile North of Eastern High School Serve Yourself Di spenser Tak ing quarters only , one at a time, for 2SO ga llon s of water Open a lithe Ti m e for your convenien ce! J 1 1mo • 4 4 4tc TEAFORD Vtrgll B Sr., Realtor 110 Mechanic Pomeroy, 0 . Phone 991-331S SELF -SERVE 6 locations for gas stations., MINERSVILLE 6 'COAL Fcf~ SA LE CAB Coa! , rooms , 3 Brs., l'h baths, full basement, Pom water, Company, 1 mile north of Che5hire , on Rt 7 Ptck your porch and garden space. own , $20 per ton Open 6 days Sl5,000 per week, or ca l l !614) J67· , MIDDLEPORT - 8 Rms, 7330 for further information . ~ 1878tc · 4 Brs , 2 baths, porch and large lot. $8500. • 12 ACRES - 3 Brs., mod. FORD 9N tractor overhaul ... S1 150, Ford Jubilee tractor, bafll and kit. Wall to wall $1 750 , Ford 861 tractor wllh carpeting and wood loader , $1 ,350: A lii ~ burning grate $29,500 or Chalmers wo -45 tractor, otter wide fron t enct, $1,250, used LINCOLN HTS. - 2 e't"s, 2 x 14" plow , S17S , used 5 ft 3 pt rotary mower , $185, bath , nat . gas, F .A. 1 New Idea hey conditioner • furnace Aluminum siding, U50, 3 riding lawn mowers , storm Drs. & windows. Sl.5 ~110, Luckett Farm Ask lng $10,000. Equipment, Phone (61A ) 698 · 3031 or 698 7881 , w RUTLAND - Business washington St , Albany building (formerly the 3 28 26tc bank) and 5 rm. Apt Want or good offer. c A Toe"N--s-;;J;J;I v $13,500 UNION AVE. - Large 8 H ea dquarters Cabb age , Rm . Home, 4 ni ce Brs .. 2 cauliflower 1 broccoli, head lettuce and pansy plants Also , on i on sets. seed potatoes of all varletlt!S and a full line of bulk garden seeds Headquarters al so tor tine produce Mldwav Mkt , Pomeroy, 991,2S82 3 28 30tc power actual LOCU ST • 23S9 posts Phone 742 _ __ !__ ______ --~~tc ________ ____ :_:if:~tp baths , full ba se ment ~ garage, and patio Only $18,500 TUPPERS PLAINS Ranch type, 4 Brs.. llf2 ceramic tile baths, large kit with dining, 2 car garage and 1 levol acre. $25,000.00 or will talk MIDDLEPORT - Almost one acre on Grant 2 old houses Only $16,500 . IF IT IS SALEABLE WE CAN SELL IT. CALL US. " • OPEN FRI .-SAT..SUN. or by conladlng R. Codntr, OWntr can us aU4t·2112 or 041-2201 . 3-18-1 m·o r ..J . 4 11 mo NO. 160 home, Very nice 2 BR screened porch, elec • heat, fully Insulated, garage, '" a land , b ig garden s pot, nice for small family, S16,000 00. 29S S 2nd Sl Mlddltpoft, Ohio 992-6167 OPEN 4 P.M. DAILY CLOSED MONDAY NO. 159 - 3 BR, all efec., full basement, front porch, lge yard, rl'!dy to move Into, $23.000 00. NO. 114 - liSa , with farm pond, lge barn , quiet country setting , shade river borders property lor fishing, also has new gas well, good spol for retiree or campsite, $32,000.00. HOUSE , 4 rooms and blth , 2 c111 r block garage on V2 acre ground, Sl0,5017: Phone 9f2 7597 3 18 6tc -------------- ) BEDRM home for ule In the country, elec or g11 heat, large flrtplaet end playroom, new garage and awnings S186. Phone 13041 773· 4 2 6tp -------------3 BEDRM country hOI'fle with complete trailer hookup, Chester area Phone (614 ) ___ ______,_____ 985 A176 "\., 4 4 6tp HOME tor sale bV prlvate owner , 3'' acres. 4 bedr.oams , barn on blatktop road , gaa and water Phone 949 2023 3 I 26tp HOU se on ' L incoln Hgts 2 be drm s , large kitchen, large basement, f)(Ctlle nt buy tor $9,200 Wllh fur nllvre , SI0,700 Phone 992· 7648 ~ 3 26 261, ------ --~----- "•. PlumblnQ., ---------- -..!!...:....._ D & In sured, n r--------e-----SEWING MACHINE Repairs, "' tervlce , 111 mak es 992 -2284 screws. " The Fa br ic Shop, Pom eroy . Aulhorlzed Singer Sa les and Ebelsbach Hdwe. Main St. Pomorov Service . Scissors We sharpen 3 19-tlc -------------- C ' BRADFORD . Auclloneor Phone 9•9 2487 or 9•9 2000 Racine TR'I!E Trimming, 20 free estimates Cali 992-2384 Q.f 16141 698-72S7 Albany 10 IS lie connectllf. Just plug ln. Ohio, Crl1t Bractford c yean tKPerftnce ' 111'9·14< WILL do Odd jObS, roofing , Plinllng , hauling , treework , and mowing Call 992 7409 3 28 lie . ' J 31 261c Q'DELL Allnement IOCOIOd behind Rutland Grade School Juneup, brakes, Wheel balancing , allnement ___________ Phono 742 2004 ___ MULBERRY AVE. Lovely 3 BR apt. to live ln . 2 lurnf1hed apts . to rent lexlra Income) Good neighborhood, near school . Low upkeep $22,000 CLOSE IN - 7'12 a~ras (fenced), 5 BR ., bath ONn water w-selltner, N.G. hot water heal. Storm doors & windows, part basement, storage bldfl. Other extras. $15,000. FISHING COTTAGE Furnished, 5 acres, fruit & nul trees, 2 storag~ blclgs. On Shode River , near Chester. Excellent buy. 2.77 ACRES - With lovely J· BR home, equipped kitchen, full bosemenl, polio , carporl. large concrete block workshop with own furnace and water system, 2 trailer hookups, $28,0011. ROUTE 143 - 1'12 Acres, 2 BR, bath, own & city water, garage, cellar lor lrulll, landscaped WE NEED HOMES IMMEDIATELY LIST WITH US TODAY HENRY E. CLELAND, BROKER .. NEED • plasterer? Call Joe Cu1ter, 992 35~0 Rill Estate For Slit 804 W. Main I . Courteous Se,ice "!.31 -1 mo general re pair Work guaranteed 20 vee r s ex Ptrlence . Ptton e 99 2 2409 .t; 1 tic NO. 161 - Smail home with large yard, close to stores, all on 1 floor , on quiet street, sa,600.00 Pomeroy 9'n-2298 After Hours Ca II 992-7133 " hullng and all lypes ell •32.95 Service •A PH.M2-6010 REMODEl:lNG, tlO V. AC, 60 Ill cord Complete ~I 24 Hour Service we speclallu In home made P l zn . Spaghetti, Baked Lasagno, & sand · wtches Quick Carry Out Strvlce . lnsltlll wllli 2 .. NEW MIDDLEPORT .CAB 00. DONEW'S PIZZA FIRE DOECTOR 4 4 6tp Phone 13041 77J 5177. Sales & Rental TRAVEL TRAILERS SELF-CONTAINED EARLY WARNING living room . dining room , kitchen, utili ty room , bathroom , fully carpeted, 2 car garage In Portland Oh 10 Phone 843 2207 bedrm house, new built In kitchen , ather remodeling ca rpet , 2 Ollfbulldlngs and garage on 250ft lot, $17,500 or will sell with more land Reclnt, Ohla Need new raol or old rtpllrtd? Houat. root, barn, shingle&, build up, painting, electrical work , gutttrt & downspout&, furnaces, wattr tttlttn, water sottntn. lnstllltd & repaired, StWIII· EaiiGard -------------- F"aR-iAL'ei;;;;s;n~'Wv-; 3 RAINBOW RIDGE ( Ia shan Aru) LONG BOTTOM •2tmo ,· ... 4 4tp 3 BEDRM home. fully car peted and part1at1y fur nlshed Basem ent and 2 ca r OBrage connectect to house Awnings and vinyl siding, 6 acres of land on bli!!icktop County Rd 82 , 2 trail er hook ups, $28,500 Phone 16141 9853508 44 3tp Codner's Campers Racine Plumbint & Heating . family room, lau'ttdry , full basement, and large living room w i th tlreptece and two ca r garage Reasonable ----- --- ---- --~ - P!1one • 4 6tc GOOOHAY,neverwet 949 2S23 3 2S 12tc 350 VB, mlleago Phone 949 2820 I 72 ACRES 4 1 Jtp d Ilion Phone 949 2607 1974 992 7394 Ph . (6l.fil985-4102 CHESS SETS, melal loco tor , • BEDRM h ouse, T V r-oom, good shape, ssoo Phone 741 1972 DUSTER automatic, 6 cyl air conditioning Phone 992 5737. GROCERY sto r e, all stocks and equipment Jiving quarters partly furn ished , newly rem o d el ed Phon e 742 2796 3 31 4tc HOME for sa le , ilv•no, room . dinmg r oom , 2. bedrooms k1tchen , fern llv room and bath Pri ced to sel l Phone 3167 or 742 31 52 1951 CHEVY Pickup , new V 8 4 1 6tc 283 motor, 4 speed, new tires , $400 Phone 992 7876 MODERN Walnur console, 4 2 3tc AM FM radio , 4 speed changer eatance $103 40 or ..~ MINNESOTA KENNEBEC$ VINTON 'MILLING ' 388-9954~ Hybrid Features: ",. tr , n ~ ~~ 3 l61fc -------------- SEED POTATOES 829 South Middleport .11 2 2tc M F 180 diesel OONSTRUCTION Mondav, April 5 thru 10 at BISSELL BUILDERS Pets • 3 FAMIL V Yard Ssl e, sta rting ~· SL AN'S D&D SAVE MONEY? AKC Registered Co lli e Stud Ser\llce, Stardu st K1ng G-4525. it~sC.-s;;e; -~------ . ' JS HP Evlnrude I'(IOtor , 14ft . boa t, dump traller tor sale or, trade Phon e 992 6154 • 4 1 6tc conditiOn Only used twice Cal l 9491167 Business Se"'ices WANT 10 4 2 61c 1961- --,.ijfjfi"Af- chier;- 3 bedrms, front kitchen sale, 481 Everything In working yord South 3rd Ave, Middleport ------------ROTOTILLER , excellent suoer Beoll e In ~::::::::::::::m::'·~. ~~::::::~:4:':·:·':'~:··~ · · - ~;:;:::;:~1~·17~-·l~m~o=.~ 3 30 olp LAoY7s-wnaegoid-witCh In 4 2 2t' ' vw excellent condition Tntcte · tor Amerl ca'n car of equal value Phone 74l 3077 ·. • 2 6tc R&J COINS --------------- ----------LostMAN 'S oreen billfold lost UNFURNISHED apt In around Portland containing valuable papers I f found , phone 949 2417, Jeffrev Friend, rewa r d Phone 99T-5 UO 1971 tra ile r, fully 1 SET of platform scales , ..._ .11 1 3tc carpeted, )ocated on Rt 1:43, '1 Maytao wringer washer, 2 Find buried treuure . close to HarrlsonviUe 1 \ log chains , l new s,t:oop SACRIF ICE By owner , Coms, ring s, silver, goJd. c~lld, Phone 742 3122 New Hav en , West Vtrgm1a, .. shovel, I hand grass seecter, Coin& M etal 4 Hlp mode r n all e lect ri c thr ee · ,_ 1 battery fen ce charg er, 2 Detectors s1 or y brick apartment splitting wectges , 1 set new For Rent TRAILE-R opace. '4 mile buil ding Four J bedroom harness lines , 100 lb anvil, 2 or north of Meigs High School and two 2 bedroom a pert · new garden tractor tlrea, 2 For Sale on old R I 33 Phone 992 2941 ments Decora te d plastered steel clo thes line posts, 2) ft 4 4 lfc walls Complete Youngs 1h In steel cable Phone 98S 4140 • town kitchens with d is posa l ENJOY gracious t lv tng at units Storm windows and 4 • 5t c V11lage Manor - '" M1d doors Building co mpterel y A ullond 742·1131 dleJiorl for as low es $130 1974 SUZUKI TS 185 trollblke , 1nsutat ed, front and rear Roger Wamsley Ill, per month with all . entran ces Beautifully land good knobbles and sprocket, utll1t1es oaid Thes e scaped, priva te parkmg lot only 1.100 mlleo Verv good are brand new high quality F our apartments com s hape. $600 f~rm Phone 992. apartments at prices you pl etel y fu rnis hed Size of 3564 can afford Your rent tn pr operty 160 f t x 11 0 feet 4 2 4tp elude s month to month F1ve veer co nstr uction lob teases , all elec l1v 1ng , GO CART, 8 horse engine, expected to be 1n full sw ing carpet1ng , range and $125 Phone 84J 2152 thts Summer Real refr1ger1ator , free hash sacnf lce, SS9 , 900 00 Return 4 2 ole pickUp, cable TV at your present low r ent 16 per cent Take advantage of our expense, ar1d on site PIONEER Schooner Campet Owner In po or heal th L tves prices. Quality buill laundrv fa c lli t1 es Con out of stat e Phone (304 1 662 mounted on a Doctge truck ven tent to &hopping on Th1rd homes Nice lots available w ith Tandem wh eels Sleeps 1433 and Mill Streets m Mid 4 Self contained with an lllr 3 28 7tc in nice locations dl eport See the manager atJ compressor unll 8 track R1• 010 r !';ide Apartments or tape S2,SOO Phone (614) 985 ACRE S, erea 3 bedroom house , 16 Rutland .. all 992 3273 FurniShed 3596 or 985 4192 Phone 7-42 apartments are also 2796 • 42 6tp availabl e 3 31 4t c ----~-- ------- 3 21 ttc models , of mobile homes Phone area code 6u 4a overhauled , dual wheels . 30 In moW~£ , A 1 cond ition 2 BEDRM Phone 992 3324 TIMBER , top prt ce fo r standing t 1mber Call (614) 446 8s7o I 3 7 tfc jU .. . For Sale or Trade --------------- WOULU like to buy good used manure spreader Phone 2 BEORM trailer, reel n 1ce 9917106 GRAVEL~ - !,i-;zj;;;- - 1 3 RM furnished apt, utilities pa id , 356 North Fourth, Middleport 4 2 4tp DEMONST~ATIO.N April 7 earn S60 weekly addressing envelopes Rush self addressed ~ stampe d en ve l ope So uthern D i ver stfied , 1206 Camden Drive , Rtchmond VIrginia 23229 Monday, April 5 thru Sat , • "'1"' Apr iiiO· First quali ty knit• WILL DO vcil:iJNT'e.,..ERS-;.-;;d-;.;-~or 'tA5H pata ~for all makes and Carellne, a crisis In terventlon, Information and referral services 60 hr 6 week traIn lng program '" For Sale 4 1 3tc SHOOTING MATCH , Rutland 111 Sums up 50 Cru de shacks APRIL 5th thru lOth • 4 ltp 112 Antlered animal number) 48 Greek Ia tier E.~~: st Ritdtle woulct like to take this opportunity to express 101Cokled ' -------------- THE FAMILY OF Fred E " 105 Wtre nail 106 Plfu se 107Norsegoel 4 2 Woo11~ 81 83 84 87 '" ' 93 Teke one 1 part 95 Rtver talands 31 Worth leas tnslrument establishment 2 L11t1nQbar Greek ....... REVIVAL SERVICE- . WELDING >INCERE AP PRECIATION OF THE KINDNESS AND UN DERSTANDING EX TENDED TO US AT THE DEATH OF OUR HUSBAND AND FATHER, EBER IHANK I CAR . .PE NTER IVA AND FRE DA 44-ltp ALIEYOOP Help Wanted :--------- -~---. of Thanks markllplece 55 Mu111 cal 1 Reta il 10Gollmoun d 1.25 T old falsehood 91 m Da• tv. ~ 30 am to 12 00 Noon Satu rday ' .- ' 92 Mountain• of Europe hear1ng The publisher RATES For Want Ad Serv1ce SUNDAY Apnl 4 1975 72 Soak for· unt il 9 1 m Oay of Publi cation • T 4 CottCI1 Notice s PM Day BetorePubl!catlon Monday Deadline 9 "' 4' SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLER Fast Resul~s Us.e The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES > • ...,__ 11 16-lfC ...3. -• • ...."" •• EXCAVATING, BACKHO ES AND DOZER LARGE AND SMALL, SEPT IC TANKS INSTALLED BILL PULLINS , PHONE 992 247 8 DAY OR NIGHT· ' 2 22 521p ••• • -- ••• "• •• •• ••• • •• --~-------...... EXCAV ...TINt; , dozu , lo-., and bee khoe work , septic Insta lled , ctumj:l • tanks trucks and lo bovs for )'Ire , will haul 1111 d irt, ror son , limes tone and grave Call Bob or Rog.r Jeffers, day phone 992 7089, n lght phone 992-3S25 o r 992 2 II sm tic • • it-;:Aov"Mix-cciii~~ • ••• delivered right to ypur project. Fest and euv... Free estimates.· Phono 11192-J2If, Googleln Roady Mil.,..OCo , Middleporl , Ohio 6-30 ti C •• • ELWOOD BOWERSREPAIR ••= - Sweepers, toasttrs, Irons, 111 small appllancos Lawn mowor , neXJ to Stat e H ith· way Garage on RoulL 7 Phont (6W 915·3125. • -16-tfc lE PTI C• " TANK;--;;I;;;~d Mod trn Sonltollon 992 3954 or t92 7Jif 9-ll·lfc - - -------.-~- WILL do roofing, con structlon, ~lumblng and htoi Jno . No ob roo lergt or too small . hone 742 2348 3·19 ·26tc 'HI:- w"RiTise"L."rOO!Ing, now repair . Phont U9·2N2 or 949-2160 3·31 ·4tc - - - - - -.....- - - - - - I •• • ••• • ••• • ••• ••• • • • •• : .. • : �.. 26 -:- The SWJdayTunes-Sent~ l , SWJday, Apnl4, 1976 Television Log 4. OQ-FIIm SUNDA'i, "AP~IL 4, 1976 4, This Is Th Life 10, P ublic Policy Forums 13 6 .3G-Th is Week 4, Viewpo1nl 8, Pub lic Pol 1cy Forum 10 7 oo-<:hri~ topher Closeup j Fi lm 4, Talking Hands 8, Spring Street USA 13 731)--This Is the Life 3. Your Health 4, Revival Fires 6, Jerry Falwell81 Camera Three 10 Newsma ker '76 13. 7 ss-Biack Cameo 4 8 ®-Mormon Choir 3, Day of Discovery 4, Gospel Caravan 6, Church Service 10. Re v Home r Click 13 8 Jo-<lral Roberts 3, Yours for the Asking 4, Day of Discovery 8, James Robison Presents 10 Re• Humb.-rd 13, Open Bible IS 9 ®-Gospel Singing Jub ilee 3, Hou r of Power 4, Oral Roberls IOk , Rex 1<\umbard 6, Rev Leonard Repass 8; Across the Fence 15, 9 3D-What Does The , Bibie Plainly Say> 8, It Is Written 10, Christ Is The Answer 13, In sig ht IS 10 ®-LOS World Conference J , Church Service 4. Leroy Jenkins 6, Chris tian Center 8, Movie " The Agony and lhe Ecstasy" 10, J lmmy Swaggart 13, Faith For Today 15 10 3D-Garner Ted Armstrong 4 Jimmy Swaggart 6, Thinklngln the Blac k 8. Blue Ridge Quartet 13. This Is the Life 15 I I ®-Doctors on Cali 4, World Conference 6, Rex Humbard 8, 15, Rev Henry Mahan 13 II 3D-Focus on Colu m bus 4, Rev Calvi n Evans 13 12 ®-At Issue 3, Fish in' Hole 4, Issues And Answers • 6, Face the Nation 8, Lower Lighthouse 13 , To Be Anounced IS 12 3D-Meet th e Press 3,4, 1S, Di rec tions 6. World of Survival 8, Garner Ted Armstrong 13 l ®-Formby's Antique F urnllure Workshop 3, Bobby Vinton 4; To Be Announced IS. Communiq ue 6, Chamolonshlp Fishing 8, Colu mbus Town M•etJnn 10, FIShin ' Hole 13. Adams Chromcles 33 1 3G-Basesba il 3,4, Aware 6, Movie " The Chromcles 33 1 31)---Basesbail 3,4, Aware 6, Movie " The Buster Keaton Story " 81 Sportsm an ' s Friend 13 2 ®-Supers tars 6, 13 , To Be Announ ced 10.15 Onedln Line 33 2• Jo-Grandstand IS 3 ®-Golf 15 , NBA BasketballS, 10, Ri va ls ol She rlo ck Holmes 33 3 3D-Wide Wor ld of Sports 6.13 4 ®-Big Blue Marble 3. Go lf 4 , Let's Grow A Gar den 33 4 3D-Movie' Sunday Dln,ne r for A Soldier" 3. French Chef 33 5 oo-Golf 6, 13 , Bonanza 4, To Be Announced 15, College for Cani nes 33 ' 5 3D-To Be Announced 8, Come Back lo Me 10, Guppies to Groupers 33 6 ®-Search 3, News 4, WC H S TV Report 8, Kenny Rogers and lhe First Ed lt1on 10. To Be Anhounced 15, Am erica n Issues Forum 33 6 3D-NBC News 3,4,15, High School Bowl 8 World Press 33 7 ®-World of Disney 3,4, 15 , SwiSs Famil y Robin son 6, 13, 60 Min utes 8, 10, Tom T Hall The SloryTeller 10. Family Theatre 33 7 3D-Wild, Wild World of Animals 33 B ®-Ellery Queen 3,4, 15, S1x Mill ion Dollar Man 6 13 Man 6,13, Sonny and Cher 8,10, No va 20 33 9 ®-McMillan and Wife 3. 4.15 , Mov1 e " The Kil le r' Who Wouldn' t Die" 6, 13, Kolak 8, 10. Masterpiece fhealer 20, 33 10 ®-Bronk 8,10, Bill Moyers' Journal 20,33 11 ®-News 3,4,8,10, 13,15 , ABC Ne ws 6, Monty Python's Flying Circus 20 , KUP ' s Show 33 111So-BigValley6 , CBS News8.10 , PMAPui sei S 11 3D-Star Trek 3, Bonanza 4 , Movie "Coney Island" •: Face The Nation 10, 1 ronslde 13, Don Kirshner 's Rock Concert 15, Soundstage 2o 1'1 • 1\1\ II 1~ oo-Movle " The Swinger 10. J a nak 1 33 " oW"9""Donanza 4, ABC News 13, Mews 20 I 3D-Peyton Place 4 1 MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1976 6 ®-Sunrise Semester 10 6 Is-Farm Reporl 13 6 1D-Good News 13 6 3D-Columbus Today 4 News 6. Su nrise Semester B. Farmtime 10 6 4o-<lunce of Prevention 10 6 4s-Mornlng Repor t 3 6 5s-(huck While Reports 10, Good Morning , Tri State 13 7 00 - Today 3,4,15, Good Morning, Amerlca6,13 , CBS News a, Bugs Bunny and Friends 10 7 Jo-Schoolles 10 7 4So-Sesame Slreel 33 ®-Lassie 6; Captain Kangaroo B.10 8 Jo-Big Valley 6 9 ®-Not For Women Only 3. Phil Donahue 4,15 : Lucy Shows, Mike Douglas 10, Morn ing with 0 J 13 9 Jo-A M 3, One Life to Live 6, Tattletales 8, M1ke Douglas 13 10 OD-Celebrlfy Sweepstakes 3,4,15 , Edge of Night 6, Price Is RigM 8,10 IO·JG-High Rollers 3,4,15, Dinah' 6 II ®-Wheel of Fortune 3, 15 , Weekday 4 Gambit 8, 10, Farmer's Daug hter 13 ; E lec tr lc Company 20 II 3D-Hollywood Squares 3,4, 15, Happy Oays 13 , Love of Life 8,10, Sesam e Street 20.33 11 ·5s-Take Kerr 8, Dan lmel's World 10 12 ®-Magnificent Marble Mach ine 3, 15, Let's Make A Deal 13, Bob Braun 4, News 6,8, 10 12:31)--Take My Advice 3,i5. All My Childr en 6,13, Search For Tomorrow 8,10 12 4So-Eieclrlc Company 33 12.5s-NBC News 3,15 l :oo-News 3, Ryan's Hope 6~ 13 , Phil Donahue ~. Young and lhe Restless 10, Not For Women Only 15 I 3D-Days Of Our Lives 3,4,15, Rhyme and Reason 6 13, As The World Turns 8,10 2 oo-s20,000 Pyramid 13. Formby 's Antique Furnllure Workshop 6 . 2 3D-Doctors 3,4, 15; Ne ighbors 6.13 ; Guiding Light 8 10 3 ®-Anothe r World 3,4, 15, General Hospital 6, 13, Ali 1n the Fam1ly 10 , Woman 10 3 3D-One Life to Live 13, Mickey Mouse Club 6, Match Game 8, 10, Consumer Surviva l Kit 20 4 co-Mister Cartoon 3. Merv Griflln 4, Somerset 15, Max B f'llmble 6, Mickey Mouse Club 8, Mister Rogers 2Q,JJ; Mov ie " Appointment with Danger" 10. Dlnahi · ll 4 3D-Bewitched 3, Mod Squad 6, Parlr ldge Family 8, Sesame Street 20,33; Fllnlslones IS 5 ®-Bonanza 3, Family Affair 8, Star Trek IS 5 3D-Adam 12 4,13, News 6, Beverly Hillbillies 8, E lectrlc Company 20.33 6 co- News 3,4,8, 10, 13,1 5, ABC News 6, Zoom 20, Special Education 33 6 3D-NBC News 3.4, 15. ABC News 13. Andy Griffith 6, CBS News 8,10 , Hodgepodge Lodge 20 7 ro- TrutH or Consequences 3, To Tell The Truth 4, Bowling tor Dollars 6, Buck Owens a. News 10. Candid Camera 13; Family Affair IS, Teaching Children to Read 20; Resourceful West Virginia 33 7 31)--Thai Good Ole Nashville Music 3, Don Adams Screen Test4, Match Game PM 6, Price Is Right 9; Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky 20, High Road to Adve nture 10, To Tell The Truth 13, Friends ot Man 15, Marco Sporti lle 33 8 ®-Bobb y Vinton 3, Noah' s Animals 6,13. Rich Lillie 4,15, Gunsmoke 8, Y S A People and Politics 10,33. Rhoda 10 8 JG-We Think Y11u Should Know 3, Good Heavens 6, 13, Mark Russell 20,33, Phyllis 10 9 ®-Joe Forrester 3,4,15. Movie "Five Easy Pieces" 6,13 , All In The Family 8, 10. Kosc luszko . An Amer ican Porlralt 33 U S Arl- The Gift of Ourselves 20 9 3D-Maude 8, 10 , World Press 20 10 ®-J •gsaw John 3,4, IS Dick Cavell 8, 10 , News 20. Bl Ways 33 10 3D-Lock, Stock, & Barrel 20; Catch 33 33 II ®- News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13 , IS; ABC News 33 II 3D-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15. College BaskelbaiiAII Slar Game 6, 13; Movie "For Singles Only" 8, Movie "This Could Be The Nlghi" IO; Janak l 33 Apple Grove News Notes By Mrs. Herbert Rou1b ' Mr . and Mrs Gerald Hayman and son , Keith, and Bnce Hart v1s1ted Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jewell at Letart, W Va Mr and Mrs. Dennie Manuel of Manetta VISited Mr and Mrs. Gerald Hayman SWJday. Mrs. June Wickersham held a farewell party for her son, Tim Wickersham, who lett Monday for Oklahoma where Tim enllsted ln the 1 Umted States Army and w1ll be stat1oned there. Attendmg were h1s grandmother, Mrs. Ferne B. Hayman, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hodge, Mary Lou W1ckersham of ColumbUll, Jeff Wickersham . In the afternoon they all went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Beegle ( Marvene Wickersham) where they enjoyed the af· ternoon together. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hepler of Wampum, Pa., spent two days With their cous1ri, Mrs Ferne B. Hayman, enroute home from Texas Mr and Mrs. Don Rlffle and children of Lucasvllle spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs Lester Roush and fam1ly Mr. and Mrs Ted Hayman of Westerville spent a recent weekend WIth Mr. and Mrs Gerald Hayman and Keith Mr . and Mrs . William a: 1 oo-Tom arrow 3,4 I 3D-News Fla., to ColumbUit to the hlnne Mrs. Charles COIJIO at ,Pid Town Fiala. Grimm where they wlll vlslt Robert SpeiiCI!r and Douc several days before returning Barnett are patients at home . Veterans Memorial H!liJiltal Miss Lorna Bell of w1th pneumonia. ColumbUll spent the weekend Mr and Mrs. Dennie With her parenta, Mr. and Manuel spent Saturday night Mrs. Den BeD with Mr and Mrs Arnold BUI Wheeler, son Of Mr and Hupp Mrs. A:! ex Wheeler, Rocky Hupp ls employed kr, graduated from Ohio State ColwnbUll University on March !9wlth a Mr. and Mrs. ROger Roush, degree 10 Sjleech and Hearing Cindy ROUsh were shqlplng Theraphy at tlie Grand Central M8lllii Mr. and Mrs. Butch Ables Parkersburg Saturday. of Canal Wlnchealer and Mr . and Mrs. Herbert V1ckl Ables vlslted their Roush and Mrs. Eula Wolfe parents, Mr. and Mrs: Jack were Athens vlsltors on Ables and Paul, and Mr. and Monday evening. - Tl!f SWiday Times· Sentinel, Swiday, AprU f, 1976 of thett son, Mr and Mrs. Bob W1ckltne, son, Scott, Dwight Hill, spent the weekend ln ColumbUll w1th Mr. and Mrs . Jim Price and enjoyed the ball games. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush spent Sunday evening wlth Mr. ' and Mrs. I>anJ Lewis at Cllfton. Mrs. Mary Shuler, Mrs . Ulllan Hayman ~re vlsltlng thelr mother, Mrs. Grella Simpson, BaptiBI Hospital, 8900 Norlli Kendall Drive, Miami, Fla Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gnmm came by plane from Mlaml, .. Fo~ - . -- -. . 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I lie 1.2 8 Beverage 1.29 Small amou nt s 13 1 Prophet 14 Span sh l or jes 15 Single tnread 69 One ot Three 132 Nove lty Musk eteers 70Pianel 133Mansname 135 Decay t 38 Bet ore 16 Conju nction 17 Land measure 16 Ar trcle 19 Guel 71 Aertl or m llu1d 29 Post leaving 36 Poulst!YI 96 Mua /CIIItudy pr oo oun ()7 River m Aurona 39 MIIn s nama 97 More unuaual 99 Young horae 40 Greek lener 41 God of love <43 Bel ow 44 JouTney forth 46 Two (Roman lhelr hea r tfell apprecfal i0/1 to our friends , ne i ghbor~ an d relatives for their concern, thoughtfulness lind he lp during his brief Illness and since his death Phyllis & Joyce Ann R lfch le, Nona RItch te I t13 Leak through 115 S1ndarac tree 116 Genus ot map les 49 Cr•es hke dove proJect ion 52 H1ndu aueen 53 Denudes . ..."~ ·· 118 Memorandum 119Bound I 21 Urip lductlve 123 Man s nickn ame 5 1 Sharp POtntad ,;; Help Wanted I S<JL,IR DEALERS WANTED and or •••n1r1gup . cdealershtp• our new So lar Furnace Our A Frame back vard stvlect furnace (size of tool shed) Is for most existing homes as welles new homes Furnace retails for $2,.495 Dealership pr i ces $2 ,926, for demonatrator furnace , sates engineer ing training, hand books, and other necessary condescending!)' t 26 Domest1cate 127 Platlorms t 29 East tndlen pHr:Jpt!r t 30 G1rl s name .," t 3181shoprlc " 132 Doom ed 134 Female sneep 136 More anctent 137 Plague 139 Let tl stand 140 Tropic al tru1t 71 Concedes 73 Small tower 14<4 7.4 Tenms strokes 75 Wipe out 77 Vartety ol wheat 76 Verve 80 Decays 145 Pale In !.;;;·;;;;;~;;;~;, uals We are I 25 Looked 56 Heal 57 Re11nue 58 Make s comfor table 61 D1rec110n 63 Atlhal trme 64 Partner 68 Rai lroad car 708ecomea co~e red w1th tu ng1 at Eagle Ridge Church. 7:30P.M. Rev Edsel Hart , Evangelist. Special singers, Dan Haym~n material In replying to this ad . state qualltications, and .nterested area To oet at the start of a demanding Item, phone (6U) 947 S337 or wri te So lar 1 Sun Trap , P .." Possesst~e pronoun 146 HlJrr iecl v 14 7 Insect egg " t48 Rodent 149 C~p rm old II !In 151 Cooled la~a o Box 1122 , Chillicothe , OhiO 45601. • v 1gor !colloq) Rea l eslate map 153 Chinese distance Strips olleathe /o measure 89 Concurrence 155 Proceed 90 Small 11a11e~s 157 A state !abbr ) 3tp _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ J_ _ _ _ i 2s PER HUNDRED stuff ing enve lopes Send self adctressed, stamped tn velope Edrav Malls , Box 188, Albany, Mo 64402 J JO 10tp ~· ' . and McDaniel Tr1o along w1lll others Public invited FA BRIC Sole i P re Easler sale on all material In shop i ncluding latest spri ng prints on.e week onlv 0 begins April For ap Plicat i on and more In formation , 9927502 4 1 Stc a ' ' . - 10 SO MEONE to live In and care t:OAL , l imestone and all types of sal t and rock sail for Ice for e ld erly lady or stay at and snow removal Ex n ights Phone 742 2095 or cels lor Salt works, E:ast 992 3686 3 31 6tc · Ma in St , Pomerov. Ohio Phone 992 3891 sOMEONE- neeciedto-Cut 12 7 lfc grass Phone 992 5798 SOMEONE to live In w ith elderly l acty, for more In formation, call 992 3457 3 30 5tc " HOME WORKER s.': start at S198 OPen 9 am ~ ti ll 7 p m Monday through Friday and 9 am till s p m S!turd ay Caroline Fabrics on Route 7, one half mile north of Chester, Ohio . Henrv and Mary Hunter, owners 4 4 61p ------------- WILL do smal l garden plOW ing w 1th Gravely tractor Phone 992 7492 or 992 J716 3 2o 181p 3 28161p - -- - - - - - - - - - - - Emp.......,ent Wanted building AI Landmark Store 20th 7:45 pm Century Welder Representative . Reireshmenls and door prizes . Everyone ts Welcome -- POMEROY LANDMARK ... _Jack W carsey, Mgr, . , . Phone 9f2·21B1 SHOOT lNG Match , just off Rt 7 near Rock Cemetery, ever y Springs Sundav 1230pm • 42 lie Gun Club, New Lima Road Rifle and p istols sunday, Apri l 4, 1 p m Everyone welcome ---------~-~~~ Wanted To Buy OLD furn 1ture, ic;e bous brass bet:ls , o I d wa II te l ephones and parts. or c omplete'househo~ds Wrtte M 0 • ,J\'IIIer , R l 2, Pom eroy. OhiO Call 992 7760 oo-vou- "H'A'VE-P'A'R'Tv PLAN EXPERIENCE? FRIENDLY TOY PARTIES HAS OPENINGS FOR MANAGERS IN OUR AREA RECRUITING IS EASY BECAUSE OEMS HAVE NO CASH IN VESTMENT , NO COLLECTING OR DELIVER ING . CALL COLLECT TO CAROL DAY, I SIB) 489 8J9S-"or WRITE FR I ENDLr HOME PARTIES, 20 RAILROAD AVE, ALBANY , N Y 12205 4 I 50tp and remodeling , rooftng, plumbing , furnace repair , gas or oil or general repair Free es timates .and reasona '- le rates Phone Charles Sincla ir, 16141 985 .1112 1 or 992 2221 3 28 12tc 10 7 7.1 1929 AN..C OLDER national currency, 1964 enct older silver coins , gold and sliver jewelry , tokens and coal script from trl ceunty area Call Rutland 742 2331 1 Roger Wamsley 4 4 He Far Rent 4 ROOMS and ba th plus ut ilit y room , screened In po r ch Forced air heat Phon e 992 56JO 3 30 6fC 2 BEDRM house, eduUs , no pets References Phone 1 (3041 882 2852 New Haven after 5 p m 4 1 Jt c 9531 4 13 tft the area Pom~rov of Kroger's In Reward Phone 992 S938 or 992 3736 3 30 6fp Yard Sale 4 FAMILY Ohio , across from f:ord Garage Saturday , April 3, 9 til sold out --------------- --------------- 4 1, 3tp The first early hybrid with good tolerance to maize dwarf mosaic virus 2 2 781C F URNISH~D , 2 bedrm apartmen t, adults onlv, m M1dd leport Phone 992 387 4 3121tc . 3 BEORM house with bath m Rut land Phone 992 S858 3 9 ttc 3 AND 4 RM furn1sheQ and unfurn ished apts Pho,. 99 2 5434 11 9 tt. -------------COUNTRY Mob i le HQm P. Park, R t 33, ten m 1les north of Pomeroy Large lots Wffh c~cret e patios , Sidewalks, rur1'ners and off street parking Phone 992 7479 12 31 tfc Pomerov 2 bedrm newlv redecorated , fully car peted can m the ear ly a m 992 1188 2 22 ttc Mobile Homes For Sale 1970 MOBILE home, 11 X 44, 2 bedrm gas Phone 992 5001 order , needs a little sprucing up If vou have the time, vou Cl!lln buy It right at Kingsbury Homes, Phone 992 7034 4 4 41c Phone {614) 985 4248 Auto Sales Phone 388-9044 To lera nt to Ma1ze Dwar f M osa tc V~ru s High yie ld • , ' • ' Top gram quality Excell ent test wetght Take s htg h populat tons Very good standabil1ty ,_. --·CHESTER AGRO SERVICE CENTER Phone 9a5-3831 Chester, 0. ~UM~ t ~JOI Qr(111nm Ct N umlltu~ n e n1 o l ~ va ~~ tt~; I ' ' "' ht o"ul• ~r.nlt'"' 1~1 •''' toe~~~ .,~J,~rul l '" o 'r. Holl ll ~014 \o~l lol ho '""' o11 (EVENINGS FERTILIZER SPECIALS 1~1~15 __________'147 ton ' ••• f '• { 1 .. ttu..n us We Will Close ntURSDAY APRIL 8 At 12 NOON for personnel meeting Jackson RED PONTIAC$ '1375 · HUNDRED ., ........ Gallipolis. Ohio •• r: ..... . . .' ·-"J,."• ' I , r • j:• ,• cana• TOBACCO SPECIAL '118 . lON . ' I •• •• l ' ).2().20 ----------'129 ton 46-0-0:.----------'154 ton 5-10.15 '' HUNDRED 12-12-12--------- '122 ton 6-24-24 __________'148 ton ' '' L -_ '"" ''" •rul _ __j ~:I CIJIII, ... ·; ...i < ' • ~ ,.• 1 I,"'; fUNNY Third Ave , 4 4 ltc PhOne (614) 696 1001 FOUR cemetery plot s In Meigs Memor ial Gardens Phone 1614l 985 4146 Larry Curtis , Chester , Ohio. • Rill Estate for Sale TUPPER ~ Ne~ PLAIN S. 3 bedrm houses, carpeted , rang e, .garage, large lots F HA finan cing availa ble, S21 900 Phone (6141 667 4 6tc M E N's teft handed golf set and bllg , wom en' s right hand golf set and bag Also Mi xed hay Phone 949 -2660 4 4 Jtc 6J04 3 14 -16tp TABLES and chairs, SS , Bo• NEW bl level home , l bedrm , bu11t 1n kitchen, cerpet, basement. oerage In basement, iocll ted beh 1nd grede schoo l Long St , Rutland, Ohio See Milo Hutchison , or phone 742 1306 sprlnn and mattress, )10 , Bathtub SIS , Built In range $10, pool table , plywood bottom , $75 , ro cke r , SIO , 4 speed transmission for Ford truck, SJ5 . Hide a beet, S10 , 1968 Ford bed , SJ5, out slcte doors , S4 each Rotary tiller , $80 , Old love Phone 742 2174 •r, AdditiOns, 6 ____ _________ _ roof, sssoo Phone 9917275 save. · '" Mlkt Young, Manager Sales and Installation • Rt.l, Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 1 _ Pllont da~ or night .614oRti-2206; ' I 1_• I IJio, LARRY WHOBREY PUBLIC ACaHJNTANT Watch for Ust of Items Later. 3 17 1 mo. ffom1he reroest Truck or Bulldozer*'Ra ctlator to the Hrrer Core SMITH NELS~ MOJ:.ORS, INC. tt2:2114 '' . Automobile and Truck Repair State Rt. 124 Toward Rutland Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Phone_: 992-5182 Nathan 11111 Radiator Sptdlllst I Pomeroy " ' ,. 3 23 1 mo FREE {sriMATES SAM'S Blown BUY , SELL or TRADE ' '' GARAGE for bOokkeeping and tax service. COINS ' 0 ROGER HYSEll S Now accepting clients 'trM house In M iddlepor t, next to sc hool New shmgle esllmiin 2 19 1 mo 3 18 1 mo Orange Twp Volunteer Fire De)lllrtmonl will hold a ~onslgnment auction at lilt fire hou11 locatllf In Tutt~~trs Plains, Ohio on April 17th btglnnjng at 10:00 o.m. Fret on cai ' 1'tlong ond Installation'. We'll bring saillpltslo your· home with no obligation ,Set how you can realty Ph, 949-1023 or 1412617 PH. 992-6173 AUCTION w.E -'CAifiOING urpttlng, PI ntlne. siding, rooflnt. p1nelln•• peper hlnglnt etc . • •. 3 13 tf c seo t, S20 4 4 16p From I Shelf to I hOUit. Ill types of building and rem-odelint trom tttt foundollon GARAGE Sale, Starting Thursday , Apr i l 1 through Sundav, April 4 Boys and FOUR 15 " Ford truck , chrome ~i ris cloth ing , twin bed reverse wheels , sao Phone comp l e t e , c ream 992 3847 separ etors record ptaver, 4 4 He d 1shes ~nd lots of mis e Items Reedsville Oh io ZIG ZAG Sewing Machine • Turn at R 1\lerview Sc ttool Phone 992 6162 s1gn , th ird house on left 4 • lie 33 14tp 4 .4 Jfp MONTGOMERY Word 5 h p garden tiller w 1th power safety revers e Used less than 3 hours , S200 Phone 991 7315 4 2 ltc REG I STERED 112 anct lf• Arabian mares and geldings, Dalmatlon pups or 4·1 3tc 3 31 4tc See Eskey Hill, F la twoods Road, Pomerov, Oh io phone 992 J885 LEGHORN HENS , 60c each w s MIChael , Phone l614l 985 39S6 .. 1 3tp soo'TS:aooTS;-B';;;t;;-8oo i~ Men's Work boo1s. steel toe rubber , S14 95 , iftather, S21 95 Reg Toe le,ther, $17 95 Western Boots S29 95 and l ess, Men 's used work pants , $1 09, Sh i rts 99C BAILEY'S, Middleport 4 1 3tp 4 2 4t c 1973 DODGE DART sport 3•0. metallic green , 40,000 m ttes Ce ll 949 2326 n 3tp 1966 FALCON Station Wagon, 6 cyl Old air , good con dillon Phone 992 7826 4 1-Jtp --------------1966 OLDSMOBILE 98 con vertlble hardtop, p b , p s, air, all elec ., new paint. Phone 9916154 41 otc 1970 CHEVY . 3~7, ton , '12 pickup wllh ~camper shell Phone 992 7232 4-1 -4fc -------------- 1969 C 60 CHEVROLET Cump truck , 14ft bed , and cheater axle Good condition Phone 161• ) 6o7 630• 3 16 11tp 1972 FORD 1h ton Pickup, S1,550 Phone 16141 378 6349. 44 ole 1971 FORD Maverick Grab· ber, 6 cyl, automatic, low mileage , excell ent con- almost new slide prolector . hair drver, ant 1que lamp , fishing reel , 52 gal elec wa t er heater, SIS , Needs bof1om element Cherry finish dresser , S50 Other Items Bailev's, M iddl eport 4 I 3fp ONE FORMAL. size 9, llke new Mrs 992 7365 Jean Grueser, 41 Jtc 1975 KAWASAKI 400, $600 Harley McDonald , Gray Monor Apt, Apt 4, Mid dleport, Ohio Phone 992 9903 after 5 p m 4 1 3ft 10 H P SUPER Convertible Gravely wlth Electro Start soc key and 30 inch mower , plus step down _11ea r for garden use Calf"' 992· 7164 after 5 p m GMC pickup power . brakes, steering, . U,OOCl 1972 HONDA 350 with extras, terms Call 991 3965 . 4 1 lfc Phone 742 2359 J 30 30ip - - - --- - - - - ---NEW 3 bedi- m 6111 home Phone m - -----------~~'P 3 BEDRM home, 2 baths , 2-11-1 mo. • lnsiJiati!lif.Services . PillA SHOP Flnanc:lng Availlble Blown Into W1ll1& Attie~ STORM WINDOWS I. DOORS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING· SOFFITT GUTTERS·AWNING$ 0 Italian-Style Pilla Call In ordtr& ud pick up In twenty m lnutes. LOCI ltd II 321-lrd Strttl R I Cine, Ohio Ph. 949-2404 lARRY lAVENDER OPI N TU I!S T~RU SAT . 6 •o , : •Titll !OO Syracuse, Ohio Ph. f92 ltU o~ Phone lo141 985 3867 BULK WATER AVAILABLE Tupp ers Plai[IS Chester Water Ot slri ct now selling bulk water to tanks on tru cks at our new offi ce I Loca t ecton St 1 R t 7 1 1 Mile North of Eastern High School Serve Yourself Di spenser Tak ing quarters only , one at a time, for 2SO ga llon s of water Open a lithe Ti m e for your convenien ce! J 1 1mo • 4 4 4tc TEAFORD Vtrgll B Sr., Realtor 110 Mechanic Pomeroy, 0 . Phone 991-331S SELF -SERVE 6 locations for gas stations., MINERSVILLE 6 'COAL Fcf~ SA LE CAB Coa! , rooms , 3 Brs., l'h baths, full basement, Pom water, Company, 1 mile north of Che5hire , on Rt 7 Ptck your porch and garden space. own , $20 per ton Open 6 days Sl5,000 per week, or ca l l !614) J67· , MIDDLEPORT - 8 Rms, 7330 for further information . ~ 1878tc · 4 Brs , 2 baths, porch and large lot. $8500. • 12 ACRES - 3 Brs., mod. FORD 9N tractor overhaul ... S1 150, Ford Jubilee tractor, bafll and kit. Wall to wall $1 750 , Ford 861 tractor wllh carpeting and wood loader , $1 ,350: A lii ~ burning grate $29,500 or Chalmers wo -45 tractor, otter wide fron t enct, $1,250, used LINCOLN HTS. - 2 e't"s, 2 x 14" plow , S17S , used 5 ft 3 pt rotary mower , $185, bath , nat . gas, F .A. 1 New Idea hey conditioner • furnace Aluminum siding, U50, 3 riding lawn mowers , storm Drs. & windows. Sl.5 ~110, Luckett Farm Ask lng $10,000. Equipment, Phone (61A ) 698 · 3031 or 698 7881 , w RUTLAND - Business washington St , Albany building (formerly the 3 28 26tc bank) and 5 rm. Apt Want or good offer. c A Toe"N--s-;;J;J;I v $13,500 UNION AVE. - Large 8 H ea dquarters Cabb age , Rm . Home, 4 ni ce Brs .. 2 cauliflower 1 broccoli, head lettuce and pansy plants Also , on i on sets. seed potatoes of all varletlt!S and a full line of bulk garden seeds Headquarters al so tor tine produce Mldwav Mkt , Pomeroy, 991,2S82 3 28 30tc power actual LOCU ST • 23S9 posts Phone 742 _ __ !__ ______ --~~tc ________ ____ :_:if:~tp baths , full ba se ment ~ garage, and patio Only $18,500 TUPPERS PLAINS Ranch type, 4 Brs.. llf2 ceramic tile baths, large kit with dining, 2 car garage and 1 levol acre. $25,000.00 or will talk MIDDLEPORT - Almost one acre on Grant 2 old houses Only $16,500 . IF IT IS SALEABLE WE CAN SELL IT. CALL US. " • OPEN FRI .-SAT..SUN. or by conladlng R. Codntr, OWntr can us aU4t·2112 or 041-2201 . 3-18-1 m·o r ..J . 4 11 mo NO. 160 home, Very nice 2 BR screened porch, elec • heat, fully Insulated, garage, '" a land , b ig garden s pot, nice for small family, S16,000 00. 29S S 2nd Sl Mlddltpoft, Ohio 992-6167 OPEN 4 P.M. DAILY CLOSED MONDAY NO. 159 - 3 BR, all efec., full basement, front porch, lge yard, rl'!dy to move Into, $23.000 00. NO. 114 - liSa , with farm pond, lge barn , quiet country setting , shade river borders property lor fishing, also has new gas well, good spol for retiree or campsite, $32,000.00. HOUSE , 4 rooms and blth , 2 c111 r block garage on V2 acre ground, Sl0,5017: Phone 9f2 7597 3 18 6tc -------------- ) BEDRM home for ule In the country, elec or g11 heat, large flrtplaet end playroom, new garage and awnings S186. Phone 13041 773· 4 2 6tp -------------3 BEDRM country hOI'fle with complete trailer hookup, Chester area Phone (614 ) ___ ______,_____ 985 A176 "\., 4 4 6tp HOME tor sale bV prlvate owner , 3'' acres. 4 bedr.oams , barn on blatktop road , gaa and water Phone 949 2023 3 I 26tp HOU se on ' L incoln Hgts 2 be drm s , large kitchen, large basement, f)(Ctlle nt buy tor $9,200 Wllh fur nllvre , SI0,700 Phone 992· 7648 ~ 3 26 261, ------ --~----- "•. PlumblnQ., ---------- -..!!...:....._ D & In sured, n r--------e-----SEWING MACHINE Repairs, "' tervlce , 111 mak es 992 -2284 screws. " The Fa br ic Shop, Pom eroy . Aulhorlzed Singer Sa les and Ebelsbach Hdwe. Main St. Pomorov Service . Scissors We sharpen 3 19-tlc -------------- C ' BRADFORD . Auclloneor Phone 9•9 2487 or 9•9 2000 Racine TR'I!E Trimming, 20 free estimates Cali 992-2384 Q.f 16141 698-72S7 Albany 10 IS lie connectllf. Just plug ln. Ohio, Crl1t Bractford c yean tKPerftnce ' 111'9·14< WILL do Odd jObS, roofing , Plinllng , hauling , treework , and mowing Call 992 7409 3 28 lie . ' J 31 261c Q'DELL Allnement IOCOIOd behind Rutland Grade School Juneup, brakes, Wheel balancing , allnement ___________ Phono 742 2004 ___ MULBERRY AVE. Lovely 3 BR apt. to live ln . 2 lurnf1hed apts . to rent lexlra Income) Good neighborhood, near school . Low upkeep $22,000 CLOSE IN - 7'12 a~ras (fenced), 5 BR ., bath ONn water w-selltner, N.G. hot water heal. Storm doors & windows, part basement, storage bldfl. Other extras. $15,000. FISHING COTTAGE Furnished, 5 acres, fruit & nul trees, 2 storag~ blclgs. On Shode River , near Chester. Excellent buy. 2.77 ACRES - With lovely J· BR home, equipped kitchen, full bosemenl, polio , carporl. large concrete block workshop with own furnace and water system, 2 trailer hookups, $28,0011. ROUTE 143 - 1'12 Acres, 2 BR, bath, own & city water, garage, cellar lor lrulll, landscaped WE NEED HOMES IMMEDIATELY LIST WITH US TODAY HENRY E. CLELAND, BROKER .. NEED • plasterer? Call Joe Cu1ter, 992 35~0 Rill Estate For Slit 804 W. Main I . Courteous Se,ice "!.31 -1 mo general re pair Work guaranteed 20 vee r s ex Ptrlence . Ptton e 99 2 2409 .t; 1 tic NO. 161 - Smail home with large yard, close to stores, all on 1 floor , on quiet street, sa,600.00 Pomeroy 9'n-2298 After Hours Ca II 992-7133 " hullng and all lypes ell •32.95 Service •A PH.M2-6010 REMODEl:lNG, tlO V. AC, 60 Ill cord Complete ~I 24 Hour Service we speclallu In home made P l zn . Spaghetti, Baked Lasagno, & sand · wtches Quick Carry Out Strvlce . lnsltlll wllli 2 .. NEW MIDDLEPORT .CAB 00. DONEW'S PIZZA FIRE DOECTOR 4 4 6tp Phone 13041 77J 5177. Sales & Rental TRAVEL TRAILERS SELF-CONTAINED EARLY WARNING living room . dining room , kitchen, utili ty room , bathroom , fully carpeted, 2 car garage In Portland Oh 10 Phone 843 2207 bedrm house, new built In kitchen , ather remodeling ca rpet , 2 Ollfbulldlngs and garage on 250ft lot, $17,500 or will sell with more land Reclnt, Ohla Need new raol or old rtpllrtd? Houat. root, barn, shingle&, build up, painting, electrical work , gutttrt & downspout&, furnaces, wattr tttlttn, water sottntn. lnstllltd & repaired, StWIII· EaiiGard -------------- F"aR-iAL'ei;;;;s;n~'Wv-; 3 RAINBOW RIDGE ( Ia shan Aru) LONG BOTTOM •2tmo ,· ... 4 4tp 3 BEDRM home. fully car peted and part1at1y fur nlshed Basem ent and 2 ca r OBrage connectect to house Awnings and vinyl siding, 6 acres of land on bli!!icktop County Rd 82 , 2 trail er hook ups, $28,500 Phone 16141 9853508 44 3tp Codner's Campers Racine Plumbint & Heating . family room, lau'ttdry , full basement, and large living room w i th tlreptece and two ca r garage Reasonable ----- --- ---- --~ - P!1one • 4 6tc GOOOHAY,neverwet 949 2S23 3 2S 12tc 350 VB, mlleago Phone 949 2820 I 72 ACRES 4 1 Jtp d Ilion Phone 949 2607 1974 992 7394 Ph . (6l.fil985-4102 CHESS SETS, melal loco tor , • BEDRM h ouse, T V r-oom, good shape, ssoo Phone 741 1972 DUSTER automatic, 6 cyl air conditioning Phone 992 5737. GROCERY sto r e, all stocks and equipment Jiving quarters partly furn ished , newly rem o d el ed Phon e 742 2796 3 31 4tc HOME for sa le , ilv•no, room . dinmg r oom , 2. bedrooms k1tchen , fern llv room and bath Pri ced to sel l Phone 3167 or 742 31 52 1951 CHEVY Pickup , new V 8 4 1 6tc 283 motor, 4 speed, new tires , $400 Phone 992 7876 MODERN Walnur console, 4 2 3tc AM FM radio , 4 speed changer eatance $103 40 or ..~ MINNESOTA KENNEBEC$ VINTON 'MILLING ' 388-9954~ Hybrid Features: ",. tr , n ~ ~~ 3 l61fc -------------- SEED POTATOES 829 South Middleport .11 2 2tc M F 180 diesel OONSTRUCTION Mondav, April 5 thru 10 at BISSELL BUILDERS Pets • 3 FAMIL V Yard Ssl e, sta rting ~· SL AN'S D&D SAVE MONEY? AKC Registered Co lli e Stud Ser\llce, Stardu st K1ng G-4525. it~sC.-s;;e; -~------ . ' JS HP Evlnrude I'(IOtor , 14ft . boa t, dump traller tor sale or, trade Phon e 992 6154 • 4 1 6tc conditiOn Only used twice Cal l 9491167 Business Se"'ices WANT 10 4 2 61c 1961- --,.ijfjfi"Af- chier;- 3 bedrms, front kitchen sale, 481 Everything In working yord South 3rd Ave, Middleport ------------ROTOTILLER , excellent suoer Beoll e In ~::::::::::::::m::'·~. ~~::::::~:4:':·:·':'~:··~ · · - ~;:;:::;:~1~·17~-·l~m~o=.~ 3 30 olp LAoY7s-wnaegoid-witCh In 4 2 2t' ' vw excellent condition Tntcte · tor Amerl ca'n car of equal value Phone 74l 3077 ·. • 2 6tc R&J COINS --------------- ----------LostMAN 'S oreen billfold lost UNFURNISHED apt In around Portland containing valuable papers I f found , phone 949 2417, Jeffrev Friend, rewa r d Phone 99T-5 UO 1971 tra ile r, fully 1 SET of platform scales , ..._ .11 1 3tc carpeted, )ocated on Rt 1:43, '1 Maytao wringer washer, 2 Find buried treuure . close to HarrlsonviUe 1 \ log chains , l new s,t:oop SACRIF ICE By owner , Coms, ring s, silver, goJd. c~lld, Phone 742 3122 New Hav en , West Vtrgm1a, .. shovel, I hand grass seecter, Coin& M etal 4 Hlp mode r n all e lect ri c thr ee · ,_ 1 battery fen ce charg er, 2 Detectors s1 or y brick apartment splitting wectges , 1 set new For Rent TRAILE-R opace. '4 mile buil ding Four J bedroom harness lines , 100 lb anvil, 2 or north of Meigs High School and two 2 bedroom a pert · new garden tractor tlrea, 2 For Sale on old R I 33 Phone 992 2941 ments Decora te d plastered steel clo thes line posts, 2) ft 4 4 lfc walls Complete Youngs 1h In steel cable Phone 98S 4140 • town kitchens with d is posa l ENJOY gracious t lv tng at units Storm windows and 4 • 5t c V11lage Manor - '" M1d doors Building co mpterel y A ullond 742·1131 dleJiorl for as low es $130 1974 SUZUKI TS 185 trollblke , 1nsutat ed, front and rear Roger Wamsley Ill, per month with all . entran ces Beautifully land good knobbles and sprocket, utll1t1es oaid Thes e scaped, priva te parkmg lot only 1.100 mlleo Verv good are brand new high quality F our apartments com s hape. $600 f~rm Phone 992. apartments at prices you pl etel y fu rnis hed Size of 3564 can afford Your rent tn pr operty 160 f t x 11 0 feet 4 2 4tp elude s month to month F1ve veer co nstr uction lob teases , all elec l1v 1ng , GO CART, 8 horse engine, expected to be 1n full sw ing carpet1ng , range and $125 Phone 84J 2152 thts Summer Real refr1ger1ator , free hash sacnf lce, SS9 , 900 00 Return 4 2 ole pickUp, cable TV at your present low r ent 16 per cent Take advantage of our expense, ar1d on site PIONEER Schooner Campet Owner In po or heal th L tves prices. Quality buill laundrv fa c lli t1 es Con out of stat e Phone (304 1 662 mounted on a Doctge truck ven tent to &hopping on Th1rd homes Nice lots available w ith Tandem wh eels Sleeps 1433 and Mill Streets m Mid 4 Self contained with an lllr 3 28 7tc in nice locations dl eport See the manager atJ compressor unll 8 track R1• 010 r !';ide Apartments or tape S2,SOO Phone (614) 985 ACRE S, erea 3 bedroom house , 16 Rutland .. all 992 3273 FurniShed 3596 or 985 4192 Phone 7-42 apartments are also 2796 • 42 6tp availabl e 3 31 4t c ----~-- ------- 3 21 ttc models , of mobile homes Phone area code 6u 4a overhauled , dual wheels . 30 In moW~£ , A 1 cond ition 2 BEDRM Phone 992 3324 TIMBER , top prt ce fo r standing t 1mber Call (614) 446 8s7o I 3 7 tfc jU .. . For Sale or Trade --------------- WOULU like to buy good used manure spreader Phone 2 BEORM trailer, reel n 1ce 9917106 GRAVEL~ - !,i-;zj;;;- - 1 3 RM furnished apt, utilities pa id , 356 North Fourth, Middleport 4 2 4tp DEMONST~ATIO.N April 7 earn S60 weekly addressing envelopes Rush self addressed ~ stampe d en ve l ope So uthern D i ver stfied , 1206 Camden Drive , Rtchmond VIrginia 23229 Monday, April 5 thru Sat , • "'1"' Apr iiiO· First quali ty knit• WILL DO vcil:iJNT'e.,..ERS-;.-;;d-;.;-~or 'tA5H pata ~for all makes and Carellne, a crisis In terventlon, Information and referral services 60 hr 6 week traIn lng program '" For Sale 4 1 3tc SHOOTING MATCH , Rutland 111 Sums up 50 Cru de shacks APRIL 5th thru lOth • 4 ltp 112 Antlered animal number) 48 Greek Ia tier E.~~: st Ritdtle woulct like to take this opportunity to express 101Cokled ' -------------- THE FAMILY OF Fred E " 105 Wtre nail 106 Plfu se 107Norsegoel 4 2 Woo11~ 81 83 84 87 '" ' 93 Teke one 1 part 95 Rtver talands 31 Worth leas tnslrument establishment 2 L11t1nQbar Greek ....... REVIVAL SERVICE- . WELDING >INCERE AP PRECIATION OF THE KINDNESS AND UN DERSTANDING EX TENDED TO US AT THE DEATH OF OUR HUSBAND AND FATHER, EBER IHANK I CAR . .PE NTER IVA AND FRE DA 44-ltp ALIEYOOP Help Wanted :--------- -~---. of Thanks markllplece 55 Mu111 cal 1 Reta il 10Gollmoun d 1.25 T old falsehood 91 m Da• tv. ~ 30 am to 12 00 Noon Satu rday ' .- ' 92 Mountain• of Europe hear1ng The publisher RATES For Want Ad Serv1ce SUNDAY Apnl 4 1975 72 Soak for· unt il 9 1 m Oay of Publi cation • T 4 CottCI1 Notice s PM Day BetorePubl!catlon Monday Deadline 9 "' 4' SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLER Fast Resul~s Us.e The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADLINES > • ...,__ 11 16-lfC ...3. -• • ...."" •• EXCAVATING, BACKHO ES AND DOZER LARGE AND SMALL, SEPT IC TANKS INSTALLED BILL PULLINS , PHONE 992 247 8 DAY OR NIGHT· ' 2 22 521p ••• • -- ••• "• •• •• ••• • •• --~-------...... EXCAV ...TINt; , dozu , lo-., and bee khoe work , septic Insta lled , ctumj:l • tanks trucks and lo bovs for )'Ire , will haul 1111 d irt, ror son , limes tone and grave Call Bob or Rog.r Jeffers, day phone 992 7089, n lght phone 992-3S25 o r 992 2 II sm tic • • it-;:Aov"Mix-cciii~~ • ••• delivered right to ypur project. Fest and euv... Free estimates.· Phono 11192-J2If, Googleln Roady Mil.,..OCo , Middleporl , Ohio 6-30 ti C •• • ELWOOD BOWERSREPAIR ••= - Sweepers, toasttrs, Irons, 111 small appllancos Lawn mowor , neXJ to Stat e H ith· way Garage on RoulL 7 Phont (6W 915·3125. • -16-tfc lE PTI C• " TANK;--;;I;;;~d Mod trn Sonltollon 992 3954 or t92 7Jif 9-ll·lfc - - -------.-~- WILL do roofing, con structlon, ~lumblng and htoi Jno . No ob roo lergt or too small . hone 742 2348 3·19 ·26tc 'HI:- w"RiTise"L."rOO!Ing, now repair . Phont U9·2N2 or 949-2160 3·31 ·4tc - - - - - -.....- - - - - - I •• • ••• • ••• • ••• ••• • • • •• : .. • : �.., < ' 4, me • • ' '!8 - The Sunday Times· Sentinel, Sunday, April4, 1976 I I USED CARS I I~ For ·Fast Results /Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifiefls Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Real Estate For Sale Sa~ I RUSSELL 25 Locu st:..·. Howard Brannon , B r ok e r:: Office 446 ·2674 Luctlle Brannon Eve . 4'16 -1226 o r446 -2674 Cln,lccoupe, less lhon 7,0oo miles, delu-e bei,ts, tlnlitll gless, alr.condltloned, deluxe bumpers & auards remote LH+RH mirrors. «MM·4bbl, VB, AM radio tape, a~xl lighting, comtorlllt, dark red with black vln.yl roof, like new - e real sharpie. i; ·LEADINGHAM REAL ESTATE OPPORTUN ITY KNOCKS - 2ND AVE. 446-7699 them i n c lude forma l dinmg room , deluxe eat in ki t chen w1th sen11ce R off the kitc hen, fam lly rm with e~~:tra large LR wdh f irep l ace, 3 roomy BRs , J 1 2 baths, beautiful ww c arpet, room size cedar closet , fu l l basement wtlh f irep l ace in r ec. ro om , outstanding heatmg and coo ling syste m 1 garage with electr 1c door , a pat iO carpete d . A ll this sur rounded by magnificent Trees and luscious land sca ping Mus t be seen to appreci at e. Call today ., STATE ST. EXT. Twostory 3 BR hom e Verv nice LR & OR. cou ntry si ze kitche n , 3,:. basement w ith gas heat , 3 po rches , large wel t sodd ed law n , plenty garden space, plu s an ext ra lol. All th is In the ci ty 11m its LOT Near one acre loca-ted In Ga ll ipo lis Sch ool Ois t Idea l to bui ld a home on , or fo r a mollile home . Pr ice $2,200. Wil l help f inan ce . f~ura l wat e r avai lab le 82 ACRE FARM Twomi frl1mcityon 51 Rl A bea ut 1ful ranch type3 BR ho me . Fireplace in LR . 2 car garag e, barn and outbu ild ings . This far m has so me va lua ble land Ttl e pri ce 1S ngl'1t . UVERSIZE LOT One floor Plan hom e wfl h " pict uresque view Spac1ous l1vlng rm ., w.w car pet , ex tra nice kil chen and di'1109 area , se r \lice room off ki tc he n, doubl e ca rporT , plenty s tor age Space , outside gas gr1 !1 , we ll es ta bli Shed J, ~ a cre lawn . Th e pri ce is ri gh t NEAR TOWN 12' x 60 ' ext ra n ice mobile ho m e, gas heat , ple ntv s tor a ge a nd ca rp ort situated on il " 1 a c r e beautiful la wn Pr iced for a quick. sa le . MONEY MAKER One of Gall ia Co .' s better buy s - a 24 ' x 00' double wide hom e wHh na l!)ral gas and ce ntral a1 r , plenty wafer . All this plus a $250 in come from r en ta ls per mo . A pri ce you can afford - SPRING IS THE T IME 1 0 1 THINK WE OF S ELLIN G NEED LIST INGS NOW CALL TODAY - IT WIL L PAY . Astra- Graph 25 minule drive from Holzer Mtdlcal Cenltr. 5 'm lnule *drive from Veterans Memorial Hospit~l. The excit ing fea tures of this hou se are th e building ma tenals IMPORT ED tro m Eng land , · 3 ' stone , fi r eplaces, 4 stone a rchways, wroug ht Iron stairway and Ma hogany doo r s and ce iling beams: FIRST FLOOR - Liv ing a nd din ing with beamed ceilmgs, halt bat h. 'butl e r's pa nl ry, kitchen. brea k fasl.~. room , office or s t udy . , "'" . lf-- SECOND FLOO!l - 4 be dr ooms, 2 baths, 6 closets .* Spacious a tt ic with 3 bui lt-in storage uni ts, basement, heated 2 ca r garage wi th e lec. door . porch over look ing* love ly Engl ish stone bridge, .aut hen tic log cab in with stone fire pla ce and v iew of woods a nd wi ldlife. Archilecl - Mr. Mills, Columbus Ohio landscape - F . l. Balogh , Cleve!~ , Ohio 3 acres plus two storage bu ildings - Owner Transferred - * * Your choi ce in a hom e should be a good one a nd here Is * a ve r y nice 3 bedroo m home wi th family room , din ing room , buil t -in kt1che n , new furna ce & a ir co nditioning, *new carpet ing th roughout, large landscaped lot, lh m1 le out nf tnwn . Low Thi r t iP!=> Excellent Buy * Owner 1s u1uvmg our or sta te a nd must sell thi s very dean ,we ll cared for 3 bedroom fully ca rpe ted hom e, * attractive buill-in ki t chen, nat. gas heal, cent ra l ai r , $13 .00 monl h heat bi ll lbeal that it you can). garage * a nd ca rport. Large lot p lus ga rden spol. $28,500. Owner Will Help Fianance lt Mr Homebuyer here is a g reat hom e and a great o ppor tunity. If you need he lp fina nci ng a nd are qualif ied th is mav be your chan ce. Beautiful 3 B.R. home w rth fam ily room, 2 ba ths, 2 car garage , dty wa te r, sewer & sc hool. Low Thtrties. New Listing pretty 3 bedroom r~ , fu lly carpeted and a ir conditioned - nat gas llol" fue l bill ), e quipped kitchen :md 11. 2 ba th s, la rg e fam11 -,., room, 2 car garage, city water . sewe r, sct1ools. $35,000.,. buys it . 3 B.?dr oom frame home 1 lo c ated 1n city , newly r emodeled , new furna ces. paneled . etc Price SIS.OOO ' ·New" lhr e.e bedr oom hom e Is lo caled in Green Acres S1Jbd1V 1S 10n . Th e natural flr'lished cedar Sid ing bl e ·.. gra cef ully w it h lhe ~e ful at . mos~e r · . th e t urrounc. ' / J'(; u lly ca rpeted , 'ot e d . tltctrlca lly r, ,, city w•ttr . moder n kr .•u!n and tltached garag.e , GallipOl is Cit y Sc hoo l D1strict A rea l Du-y tor 128.500 .00 . $1vtn Ac re tract of land i-n tiArrlson Twp ., Including a 10 feet right of way to . Rat coon Creek , idea l for a summer wee kend retreat Price SJ .ooo , or lS Ac res tor S6.000. Great Business Opportunity Restaurant sea ts 72 pe ople In main block downtown All e qui pme nt , s upplie s, goodw ill and employtM stay Pri ce reduced to le ss th an $50,000 . Owner ver-y ndou lo sell Business Opportun ity Mother Can Run II Bunit mote l w1tn gooa J oeo•vuff•llc,un eo~ttfOOl:W M river Thi s is a real barga in Mak e ' 10 000 00 • Bernice Bede Osol For Sunday, April 4, 1976 ext ra' ARIES (March 21·Aprll 19) It s a day when you' ll feel resHess un less you have a lot to do. so don' t be a fra1d to take on two or three protects A Real Bargain J bedrooms , lar ge li vin g room , bath, lull b.uement. new carpetrng thro ug hout. Pl us garage and large lot wit h ga rd en spot Wh y pay rent when you can own It TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Don't feel you' re bei ng selfish 'today if you're t h~nkm g of per-sonal gain . Some days you 'have to get the best of the b argain! yours elf . Excellent 150 ac . farm rnc lud es 70 ac. of bottom cro p land , 65 ac . c lean pas tur e, 15 ac. woods . Good olde r J bedroom home with furnace and ba th , 2 barns and oth er ou tbuildin~ s Excellen t location near Centervil le ,GEMINI (May 21-June 201 .When you make th e scene to}Jay . things s hou ld rea ll y start happening Your bub blmg per~ o na l tty pumps pep int o proceedings. Spring Valley A(ldress And one you' ll be pro ud ol. La rg e livi ng and dining* room s wit h w-b ftrep lace, attract ive built-In kitchen , 21/:J baths, full base me nt , fu rnished family room . It's ...._ wor th wh ile looking at thi s one. ,.- long ltme would deeply ap Preciate hearing from you today. If you can 't visif, at least ~all he r. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You Won 't be conte nt today wtth people who th ink narrowly. Pal around wtth, U)CSe who have a broad pers pec ti\le. You' ll be much happief VIRGO Aug. 23-Sepl . 22) You're likely to be a s hade or two better th an the com petition today. If yo u win. acce pt your hlurets grac1ously. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 23) II you have fa1th in yourselltoda'{. it'll be obv rous to oth ers and will se1ve as an Insp iration to those at fain ter heart. ' SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) You can c hang e thing s today Even obstacles that see m insurmountable will lall if you really set your mind to over.coming them. F .H .A . Farm . Farm · Farm * * So Call us Two bedroom home on Sec ond Aven ue, large finis he d room up sta ir s , garage baseme nt , central air condifioninQ ; three room wilh bath r en tal on rear of prope rty , priced $35 ,000 Shown by ap . pom tm ent only Attractive Home on 2 Ac. * Just th e one yo u've wa ited for . A \le ry ni ce 3 bedroom hom e w1t h torinal dining pl us family room , Ph baths, ..... wife approved built-in ki tchen , mu ch room. Carpeting,.thr oughou t plus 2 ca r gara ge, breezeway and 2 storag e b~1ld i n~s . Mid Th irll ~s . ' * You Have Always Wanted A Farm Charming 60 ac . farm w ith c ropland, pasture andlt wood la nd . 3 Bed rOOm r e mode led home with forced a ir furna ce •. fully carpe ted , mode rn kitchen, fam ily, """" •"" lau ndry room, bath and 2 fireplaces. Large barn, out. buiLdings, wi th a tobacco base, just 9 mil es from town . Priced a t 136,000. right now. Three bedroom . carpeted hom es locat ed on 7S 'x 120'. lofs , atta c hed garage , modern kit chen, 520,000 Gall ipolis Ci ty Sc hool Dist r ict . Wen. t' d L:1 ~ tlfl~H Call the. Wh cmoln Aq (' ncy . 446-) 6<11 •oallia co 's Large st Rc,11 Es.filt o Sates A!I€:OC'V Offi ce 446 -3643 Evening~ Call Ik e W i~~ man446 -31 96 E . N. Wis o man 114 6 •soo \. ' • •••• •• •••• Aud M rGttet•.J!Io · l' n '-'\ II$AGITTARIUS (Nvo. 23-Dec. 21) Footloose an d fanc'f-fr.ee th ough you usually are. yol/ ~or k much better today when !teamed .wi th one wham you· t es pect. bAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen 19) !houg h' others may be loo king klr a cozy spo1 In the shad e to take It easy today , you won 't be happy if you..re idle AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Today you wtll be In a \lery gregarious mood. If you can't ije nea r the talks you lov e, lhen' l~ ve Ihe folks you 're nea r. f!!~~-~.i~~:d ~~;~$':.'~~ !~~ yoLK" How about this for in vestment or " live -in " properly! One acre tracf of land wi th 104 ' fron lage on new Route 160 , 80 ' frontage on old Route 160 , 490' de ep . Has two mobil e home s, one is a tw9 bedroom , fully c arp e t~d ~ 1973 model with central air conditioning ; the other IS a one bedroom older model. Also , has large 24 ' x28' block buildin g with fu r na ce which can be used as two ce-r garage or work s hop . ~uta l water . Owf'.e r moving, will se ll for 1.1•.ooo .oo 120 Ac res of paperwood timbe r land , locat,f,.Q in Wal nu l Twp . Priced $25 .000 . ... the land you need now! When the right piece of far.m land become.s _ Fe~erai' Land Bank Loan . 1975 Dlev. ESTATE WAGON Apoll 'i, lt78 Frequent .movement Is In the olflng lor you lhls coming year. Your jaunts may ~ol be long, bul IIley will be ka~ed both to pleasure and profit. lAND BANK 228 Upper River Road P . O. Box 207, Gallipolis Phone 446-0203 ~ 1 /.ll'l'r'tl/--r-J/ tivde B. Walker, Mgr. •I . 1975 Ford Gron Torino J02 V.a, Dr. Trolnlfll, Low milugt. • ••• • • • • • • •• • ••••••••• , •••••••• 1973 DIEVY VEGA, 2 DR. HATDIBACK m1 Ford Pinto 2 Dr., 4's, 4 cyt. One careful local owner .•••• • •••••-• •••••••••• ~ · ·• ••••••• $1776 1974 Plymoulh Gold Duster 2 dr., H.T., Only 1974 DIEV•.BElAIR 4 OR........ '1095 . Auto, P .S., P.B .. air, DOI!ce car. 1972 DODGE POLARA CUSTOM '1995 •,door, V8, ouloma11c, 'p , steering and brakes, factory r.···~'"''""' a r, cruise control, sharp; 1 owner local car dark SPAcE 'RESERVED FOR A green. MITCHELL ROAD, nearly new 3 BR bri ck ranch on 112 acre lot. One m lie from Holzer Hospital , Stlown bv appointmen t only . ~ IN LIST WITH GAWA OOUNTY'S FASTEST GROWING REAL ESTATE 7 rooms , re old bath style home wlfh shower , sun porch , buill in cabinets, cook stove, air condltlone,r, forced air furnace , barn , fire place , wa sh house You mus t see t his home On ly $18.500. 1 A.& Home Ju st oul of city limils on Rl . 141 . Nke comfortable 5 room home with wood -burning firepla ce, base ment modern kit chen , na t. gas furnace, city water , larg ~ ca rport , nice 16')( 18' block storage bldg ., garden space. BUSINESS INCOME PROPERTY Up to $660.00 per month , Rentals, plus a beautifu l 7 room (3 bedrooms) home· to live in yourself, alum . siding good grade, nice front porch, lots of bullt ·ln ca binets, table top range, wal l oven , laundry tubs, nat . gas forced lllr furnace, ce ntra l air . wood burning fireplace . Lots of shrub · bery , level grassey lot . A beaufiful place plus a nice Income . Priced right. Ca ll ~'1.1! MAN I 180ACRl;S PLUS DAIRY FARM Vacant - A WOOdland Very nice modern home 1 wond e rland some room s and bath ' 3 po11sture and tillable land . bedrooms , forced ' air Less thaJ]_S1~000 per acre . furnac e, beautifu l ca r pet , GALLIPOLIS SCHOOL very desirabl e buill -In DISTRICT kit che n, large attraCf 1ve 7 large rooms 3 carporf Good barn -loading bedrooms , famlly room, shed , modern m ilk house basement, nat . gas forced h ighly productive btu ~ ' air furnace , c lly wa ter. grass pasture , plentv of garage, leroe yard Just good ter , pri ce d out of Gallipolis Clfy_ limits .. . . on Rt 141. Modern kit chen. A r eal bargain . Call now . ACRES IN VINTON water, 7 roo m tile BEAUTIFUL 3 BEDROOMS • • k ni ce home , forced air Jur1noce . basement, sform Full basement w ith a larg e rs , storm w indows , family room , 2 baths , wood -burning fi re place, garage, central air , nice · store building , milking ca rpeting , real nice kit house & parlor, corn cri b, chen Locafed on a large 35 acres bottom land. Real lot Appro>~ . 2 years old . ice farm . You must see the inside of this house to appre c iate if VACANT LOTS Price reduced for quick 1 b Division . sale . .. IN GALLIPOLIS S room house on o11 peaceful street. Porch , nat. gas, furnace, .built-In 'c.abinefs , fenced in yard , plenty of garden space . A real · buy Reduced Now only S13,500 104 ACRE DAIRY FARM Ponds . a room . sa ACA ES abou, 8 miles from Gallipolis 300 lb . tobacco ba se, tO acres tillable , rest pasture . Priced very low at SIO,SOO . 1973 V.W. BUG 44,000 MILES, STA. TRANS. WELL KEPT 1969 Vlndlle 24'K50' mobile home. · All electr lt with modern kitchen Carpet end drapes ' Included . $9,000. ' PICTURE OF YOUR HOME.. GREEN ACRES SUB · DIVISION now under: construction, 3 BR , fully carpeted, ~tectrlc heat with centro1 air conditioning . 2 car garage. loceted on w, lots. V.A. approved . STOCK Chevy Vans& Recreallona 1 Conversions The Swingin' Turtle I Fun Van tobacco parlor w l !~:~~~~!~~e,l stocked Gills . ~ee_lhls. I BEOROOM 1 Acre plus - level, opprox . . 11;, miles from Hospital on blacktop Rd. Plenty of garden space, rural water, country living, Close lo Gallipolis. Priced only $18,000 .00. OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS CARRYOUT It should pay for Itself wi thin a few years . .77 acre frontage on St . Highway No . 7, 3 rental troller spaces . All stock equip · ment and bldg . goes . Buy now . BABY FARMS S acres or more. Home building sites, level land, approx .. 4 mile off Rt . 35 j rural water , coli for Inform at ion . __ - ·· 139 ACRES 3800 lb . tobac co base, lots of coal, lots of woods, good pasture. large barn, well , good place for a home Away from other people . BEAUTIFUL HOME ST'tE , Just off 160-Evergreen 36 acr.es, almost a11 tillable. Nice hunk of land. Chevrolet Van Conversion by T E c 1974 DIM NOVA 6 CYL. AUTO., P.S., P.Ei.: SHOW ,.. 4Wheel Drive and Luv Trucks In Stock · We haVe the right deal for you Reliable Service after the ·deal * * ROOM CLEAN, 22,000 MILES 1974. BUICK APOtiDt 2 DR. . 6 CYL, HATCHBACK, AUTO, P.S., P.B. 1973 POMEROY MOTOR CO. 992-2126 "Your Chevy Dealer" Open Eves. Ti I 8 CHILLICOTHE ROAD 6 rooms and Deth In c ltv . S6.SOO 1971 DIM NOVA 4 DR, 6 CYL, AUTO, PS, PB TERRAPIN PONt CATALINA, 2 DR.. HT AUTO, P.S., P.B., FACT. AIR, AB.SOLUTELY SHOW ROOM CLEAN u ACRES with beautiful modern electric home . 3 bedroom and Ph baths . Less than , , minutes from Gallipolis . Shown by ap pointment only . 1,000 help and Clay The Almiloac United Press . International . On Today is Sunday, April 4, the 95th day of 1976 with 271 Ill follow. The moon is approaching its first quarter. The morning star is Venus. The evening stars are Mars, Jupiter, Mercury and Saturn. · this aay in history: In 11141, President William Harrison died of pnewnonia one month· after being inaugurated. John Taylor bec ame the first vice· president to become chief executive due to a death. SITUATION WANTED Those bQrn on this date are under the sign 9f Aries. Dorothy Lynda Dill, American pioneer of prison reform, was born AorU 4, 1802. Surface rrrine foreman with 25 yrs . e~p . licensed state ot Ohio a nd Kentucky . Wrlle Box 407 Care of Tribune. WIN AT BRIDGE ----------------------Spunky leads topple contract NORTH IDI • KJ 3 3 ¥7 t AQ74 oi>KQ94 2 WEST EAST • Q 10 7 6 • 10 5 • A 54 ¥84 32 t K96 oloAI0 7 .Jl0532 >!o 6 3 SOUTH ' • 9 82 •AKQJ96 t8 ~ J 85 Bolh vulnerab le 'West North East 1 o1o Pass Soulh ariyth.i ng. She decided on the desperation lead of the four of spades. Sims played low from dummy and East won the trick with his 10. He led the 10 of trumps . Sims won, drew trumps and went after clubs. Jo was in with her ace and promptly underled her spade ace for the second time. Hal ' played low and Ely 's queen and Joe 's ace set the contract. Can 'anyone really fault Hal for going wrong ? We know that we can' t. f' $3195 $2995 $3295 KEMPER HOLLOW ROAD one acre with spacious dollble wide Pomeroy ~~Q~~ An Idaho . reader- asks if a raise 'Of partner's two notrump opening to lour Pass Pass Pass notrump is Blackwood or just Opening lead- 4 • a no trump slam try. Two lo ts located 1n ,Crown '----~----· -' The answer is that the City , frontage on Rouf e 7, born tor 16.000 . Oswald & James Jacoby · response merely says that you Farm : you can buy 3 ways·: have slam interest and want ~ room , 2·sto r y far m house Jo!jephlne Culbertson was your partner to go· on If he has with 3 oufbu il dlngs loc at ed the outstanding woman player a maximum two no trump. on 3 acres of land , pr 1ced in the early days of contract. However, be careful about $21 ,800 ; or -B-room farm house with 3 outbulldings, 1 Jo 's great strength was her making this bid with a new barn , sifualed on 17 acre s soundness and her ability to partner. He may play all four of la nd , pric ed S27 ,500; or 8 make things easy for her notrump bids as Blackwood . room far m house , 3 out buildin gS , 1 barn , ap . partner. . • prox ima te ly 2,500 lb s At the same time, she would • , (Do you hpve a question fobacco ba se, W1lh 40 a cr es take unusual action w~en It lor the experts? Write "Ask of land . prlced .J39 ,900 . seemed necessary add the the Macobys" care of thrs If you lire In teres ted In results were apt to be very' newspaper. The Jacobys will selling your home , farm or good ones . a(lswer individual questions. business 'Property, call. we Here Is a hand she defended if' ·.stamped, sell-addressed have a list of pofentlal bu_yers against no less a declarer than envelopes are enclosed. The the great Hal Sims, most interesting ·questions It was obvious to Jo from will be used In this column. the biddlfll! that her par.tner and will receive copies, of L~~~~~~-_j couldn't hold much of JACOBY MODERN.) Pass 2 • Pass Pass ) N T Pass S11,900 will buy five rooms RA9E COUNTRY HOME l 'l3R brick ranch features large L R with fireplace, equipped kit chen •.dTnTng rm ., '2' 1 baths, large tam lly rm , wlth eflreplace, cent. air and Qara;e. A nice drive to the mints Qr Gavin . EVANS HEIGHTS - Nice 2 BR home offerS good lne»epensive living to someone . Features knottv pine living· r·oom with Woodburning fireplace . ON~ Y St5.900. 90ACRES VACANT LAND - youwbuld know spring Is here when you, see this wide green valley wilh a brook running 1hrough II ; just perfect for a large lake; wooded hillside lust crying for a cabin ... ' Here's scenery and seclusion ... at less than S300 per acre. CALL QUICK. 'PRiCE , REOUCED Owner says sell fhls lovely 3 BR brick ranch with ljmost 1.400sq. ft . Of ·llvlng •~ea ptus a full basement lnd • 2 cor oorooe . All Ihis plus a l'aroe flat well land . tcaped lot wfth 2 Iorge 11\ede 1rees . SCENij; COUNTRY HOME ~ Well cared for home In lhe ~mtry containing 2 bedrooms, living room, kllchen. small dining room, ba1h, nice sun porch . Also cellar and cellar house, 2 garages and barn ... That's nolall ... 37 acres goes wllh It .. . all over looking the beautiful Ohio River. Beller coli quick ... Only $15,000. COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST - Whal? ... 5 bedrooms. lovely kllchen wllh all bullt. lns, dining room wllh sliding glass doors opening to a hugh deck, famOy , ro90m. lower leve l pallo. cenlral a ir , lolal electric ': intercom system; some finishing work. required 0 ~ ' first iloor . Where? ... Rlggscrest Manor near Tuppers Plains. One of lhe flnesl homes In lhe area at a reasonable price. Call for appolnlment . 9 ACRES OF WOODEDA!lEA'- Just off Union Ave . A lillie dozer work and have a few home sites - 14.000.00. POMEROY - High view ... low price. check lhls 3 bedroom home wllh large · dining room; living room with fireplace ; klfchen and bath, nat. gas, furnllure goes too ... one low price $7500.00. 16,000.00- DON'T FI,IP OUT- This the right price . . . for this modern two bedroom home. In the country near Bashan . Ctly water and Mtural gas . Even a garden . · C. II For Appoinlmltlt, . ' Want that FOR SAlE. Iii to ltld . !nO? • ' . call: Jimmy Deem ; 9412388 and bath In cltv. Call tor more details. RACCOON FHA APPROVED almost new ranch has lots to offer for only $21,400. Total electric home features 3 BRs, laundry rm., nlct kitchen 'With bullt - ln~ range, WW carpet, central water and sewagt and IOCIIId In Roaney Vlll . . e II . LOW DOWN PAYMENTNew Goulllt Wille mobile hotne ott.ra ·3 BRs, lor 0 o LR, DR . kllchtri wiJh &Jovo lnd ref .• end nlct cabinets, Shllf c•ptts ahd a rtat lot. Will trade for farm. • IUV AND DIVE~0~6 vacant loll on Chnlnul St. ZOned resld,onltal'112,000. .' . Pl!llll'f' twP; - 211 aero farm, completely fenced, lG A. lllleb ... ·2- P90dS. 2 .barns. corn crlba, oooc:t 7 I'm . home. 66 ACIIII - About one. third cleerod. balance wooded hill land, fronll on 2 rds. In Harrison twp , 112,900. POR SALE OR TRAOE COMMERCIAL IUILDINe - 2 goregoo, otflct, showroom & 'h both downslalra plus e lovely 6 rm. apt. upstairs. located I bOUt 2 m 1111 from town .. DAIRY FARM 163 A flat and roll ing lend located soulh of Rio Granae wllh lotS of rood frontage . Special features are pond, springs, county water, tob. base, good 7 rm . house with new kitchen, large barn and silo . ROUTE 3;, ' ftEST Almost . new a BR brick ranch IS. verv . appealing_ and can be your · - drei'ITI h'ome . Laroe. equipped kilchtn, · l 1 ·1 baths, q~allty carpet throughout. central air.l•roe LR, dining area. uarage. full basement. SHADY LOT on Raccoon Creek Is perfect for vacation, retirement or permanent living . Located on a private rd . Is thls beautiful 12 x 65 mobile home with western decor completely furnished . Don't walt to see this one . NEAR RIO GRANDE over_. acres level to rolling ground with an almost new modular home features 1,344 sq . ft . of modern.. living . Also Included IS a · new 2 car garage apt. AT LAST YOUR OR EAM HOME- I yr. Old brick ranch offers 2,1-40 ·~· tt . of modern living , Don 1 walt to see this 3 BR and 2 bath home: The kltchtn Is complete with dlsrtwasher, dlsp ., microwave oven, and range . Other special features are elarge formal dining rm ., family rm. with fireplace, u x 2411vlng rm., q~ellty carpel, hoet pump, 2 sets patio doon, 12 >~ 57 patio end 2 car garage with electric doo'r opener . This beauty Is priced In tht 501 · and loceled In R lo Gronde. Shown by appointment. VACANT LOTS .- Loco led ' on Lincoln Pike and Neigh. borhood Rd . Ideal for mobile homos. c,ll iDday. ISTINOI I AOVIItT,IS. H ~..IL' IONALLY- I I ·IUY . - TltADI. · III.DEO RANr\IY BLACI<BURN, BRANCH MANAGER For Sale· 1 YEAR old female lrisfl NEW tennis racket Wilson T 3000, steel, llohJ weight 4'h Seifer to good home sso. Coil 367 04S8 ofler 4 p .m . grip . Ph . 446·da5. 77.6 79-3 -------------- --------------S'IITIS'~Y YOIIR NEE OS Real Estate fGr Sale 1970 1970 1974 1974 1971 1969 1967 ~------===--.., ·- 1971 BOB LANE BRANCH MANAGER 417'1J SECOND AVE . GALLIPOLIS, OH 10 441-HOO LISTINGS NEEDED NOW TO FIT OUR BUYERS' NEEDS. ESTABLISHED LONG ANTIQUE BUSINESS on Routt 7 in Crown ·city. Owner retiring. Opposite large supermarktt 1 and hlrdware. N let · home, small rental cottage, an. tlqut store, plus storage building on apx. two acrts of land. Valuable com. mercia! sttt. Hlth tnttlc aru . ldtll for branch btntc, etc. Bargtln- Len than repl1cemtnt cost of buildings llano. Only U9,9IO cuh . LARGE SUPERMARKET with grttt potential in high tnfflc arta. Equlpptd with gu pumps . Will sell wllh or wiftlouf stock. Ow•er hn other' full-flme buslnus' Interest. Wonderful opportunity for lht rlghl penon. VERY NICE BUIL·DING StT! on Route 7 near ,Geltlpotls Dam . 100' frontage k 320' depth . VERY SELECT 2 BEDROOM mobile hOme In Centenary on 10' x 150' lot . ALMOST .NEW ' THREE lED ROOM. Cion to town , frame con . exctll~nt strucllon with full oasement. Priced to Sell , NATIONAL AO· VERT SING wllh lht Gallery of Hames. ' 1969 1970 1973 . 1973 1974 1975 1974 NewGMC Truck Htadquuters Ford Pickup Monlo Carlo '" T. GMC Pickup °1\ T. GMC Pickup GMC Suburban F600 Ford Dump F 1000 Ford Trector "' T. GMC P.U . v, T. Chev. P . U. F600 Ford Dump 'h T. tnternat. Pickup •;, T. Dodge Club Cob '" T. Chev. P . U. G.M.C. Suburban If, T. Chev. P . U 4 WD 50MMIRSGMC Trucks, Inc. 133 Pint st. 441-2512 16·11 -------------- XL70 HONDA, low mileage, exc. cond. -4,.6 -1290 after 6, 78·6 1974 760 CC Honda; S1,2lG . 24S· 5431. 78-5 -------------MASSEY • Ferguson tractor John Deere manure spreader, Ph . 256-6803 . 78-6 71 TRIUMPH, semi chops, S500. Ph . J88 .1J70or 388-8509. 78·3 fGr Sale 10 HP Mnsey .Ferguson lawn tractor with mower, elec . starter In good cond . Ph . 24H226 otter 6. 79 .6 REG . 1!2 Arabian 3 yr. old gelding , chestnut color, also bridle. saddle. Ph. 446·4572. 79-3 ~------------tHIMNEV Blocks, W . Vo . & Ohto Lump CooL Geillpolls Block Co .. 446 ·2783 273 ·Jf -------------COAL, C.A :B. Cool Cof'P~ . ·I mllenorthofCheshire .on Rt. 7 Pick your own, 520 per tOfL Open 6 days a week , 367 ·7330 for furt~er lnformafl_on . NEAR AT. :u Seventy acres farm land , 36 acres tillable, rest pasture . 2 barns. Good building sites. CHEAPfE 8JIJ2 acres at Sl62 per acre, Morgen Twp. No buildings. LAND, no buildings, on blacktop roo a · 10 m lies from Gatllpolls . _.8 acres 110,500. A ELAX end be your own boss With this money making business et T-fcoon Lllke. Belt store Wllh riving quantra on prem lses . BUSINESS OP PORTUNITY 12 spece mobile home court with 12 trailers ready to rent . Locatect In clfy . Call tor appointment . 6.1f PASilUALE ~tecJrlc P~teblli Etec fr ic .. Aiterna..tor _ •nd Power Plants. Ph . 446·2716 . . . . 126 ·1l 'RON CANADAY Open Evenings Tll6:00 E11cept Thurs. and 5al. TIIS:OO Phone ~~~::!:!:!~'!~~""'--••ilro~~~~!:!:~!... 446-3636 ____'1 -----------------~-~---~ 73 Cadillac Elderado cpea '5495 . . 73 Cadillac Coupe DeVille Dark brown-Ian V·lop, brown lttther Interior, full .power , foclory air, T&T wheel, AM-FM stereo, 11acal owner. "' While, blue vinyl top, blue cloltl Jnltrlor, full po- . equip., air, T& T wlleel, full star- radial tlrn on 11 owner , · .,... , ' '4495 .. 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille '1295 . VInyL roof, full po- anit air. ' KARR &VAN. ZANDT 992-5:>42 Open n C:.dlllac-Oidsmobilt OMAC Financing Avllllblt Pomtt'OI Eves. Tll6-Til So.m. Sat. YOIJ'II Like Olrr Quality Wey of Doing llllslnns•• See one of these courteous salesmen: .. Pete Burris Lioyd McLaughlin ~rvl• Keebaugll For Sies FGrSale Any Hour 287 .If BUll T · IN kitchen cabinet, 16 ft. long cut out for .sink, stove , formica top, Whirlpool electric slovo ond ventilating hood, avocada , green . At so refrigerator , 347 LeGrand Blvd.. Tel: 446 · 7686. 80·1 For Sale 6• DODGE pickup, 6 cyl ., 245· 9375 . 7• -10 ::--------------- For . Sale: --!&.-----------PONY SALOLE, SIO AND HARNESS PA'RTS SALE. 367-0271. ' 1 SEE: Fred Blaeltnar, Pal Hill, Melvin Uttle, or Dan Thompson REALTOR CORN. fed Freezer Beef. Cart . Winters, Rio Grande . 2-45- 5115 . MANY MORE lO., I • KIDS IN YOUR HAIR-LOOK HERE. 2 story home in lhe country. J large bedrms., large spacious living room , dining room, kllchen wilh bullt·lns, balh, and utility roo"!l : 2 car COJ)crele block garage, garden space and slrawberry patch, almost I acre of land. Where? About 5 minutes from Pomeroy on Co. Rd. 30. Priced only $11,000. 5 BEDROOMS - This nice 1'12 slory home has a large living room with shiny oak fldoring, dlnlng ·room, nice kllchen with buill·ins, 2 bathrooms, 2 bedrooms on first lloor, 3 nicely paneled bedrooms on the 2nd floor.also 2 large porches, and a sun porch, garage. Natural gas furnace ls very economical. Located on Seoul Road In Chesler,, Ohio. Wou ld you believe $12,800. '1395 1971 Ford, Torino V-1, 2 dr. · Sedon. , •• • ••••••••1495 1970 P!ymoulh 6 cyl. Dosier, ,SS. Clu~ ..... •1295 · mo Mlvtrlck 6 cyl., auto. Irons. Rtolty , sharp. Low mileage . • • ..... .. . . ............ . 1395 1970 Buick Eltdrt 4 dr. Sedan . Air cond '159 fully equipped. Nlct.•• •• ••• • •••••• • ••••••:'.,, 5 1968 Olds . 98 4 dr . H. T. Air cond . Shows good '695 care. •••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1970 Dodge Custom Polora 4 dr. Sedan. Locally owntd. Shar,l -..................... . foundation . on permanent mobile home BRAND NEW frame with brick front. · tautlful li••··-·~~-....~·••"•'"'~-·-·-·--·..,-""'! modern ltso'' stove, II dlshwa ,rbege dispose " · 1•12 bBihs , .. drpeted . Located .. •11 acre lot in small subdivision . S26,000 . WATCH THE BOATS soli down the beautiful Ohio from this 3acre lot . Perfect location tor that clreem home . Price is rlohtt CREEK FRON1'AGE 13 acres Jilt bOttom land Is all tillable ex(ept for the shed\' creek b•nk. Large .bar, · lncludect for th' blrQaln price -of 513,000. 295 41 ACRES Lots of roa~t· frontaoe In Cheshire Twp . Some bu ild ings , no dwelling on blacktop t oad CHESHtRE trailer court, near Gavin and Kyger Creek Plants. 18 trailer spaces with two trailers Included L!iundry faciliti e s . Good Income property, CENTRAL REALTY CO. miles ..... , •• , •••••••...-... .. ....... 1972 Dodat V-1 Clllrger, 2 dr. H.T. Very - " clean, A.T., P,$. ,.,, .............................£ LAND CONTRACT ' rooms and both on Chillicothe Roaa . Needs some repo!!df . $5,000 HOME 446-9539 BICENTENNIAL SPECIAL - · 560 N. Second Sf., Mldd leporl. Sll on'the large fronl porch and watch the world go by; slep inside lhe large foyer and tee! lhe spaciousness of lh ls thick walled ~rick home ; open slalrway ; large .,Jiving room Yfi,lh fireplace; hugo formal dining room ; big kitchen. Upstairs Is 4 • bedrooms wllh a sun porc h. Plenly of room for real living ata price yoy can afford ... Jus I $29,500. You will have a home with prestige,_ LB . Tobac co Base will pay for fhis 5 rooms bath with 14 acres . Twp . 118,000 . NEAR CJTY SCHOOLS Duplex each side has five rooms, 1112 baths, private driveway . \'Ve're Out To Sell The Earth. We Need Your Home or Farm To Sell. CALL NOW OFFICE 446-7699 '3M5 t973 Dodat V-1 Cllllt.ngtr, 2 Dr .. H.T. Extr1 sharp .• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• '2695 1973 Ford v ., Mlvorlck, 2 dr. H.T., oulo. trans . Like new. • • •••• •••••••••••• ~,, , ... , , , '2495 1974 Ford F100 'h lon Pickup, lG2 V.a, P.S., extra shArp.•••••• , • , •••,, ••••••• •••••• , •• , •3495 1974 Ford FIDO Four willet drivo Ptdcup. Shows tJI:ctUtnt cart. · ....... • • ..... .. .. • ••• '3MS 1973 GMC 'II Ton Sitrre Orendt V.a Pickup A.T., P.S. ~op of llnttnd lttls onelolops ••••• : •••3495 13,125 e1sy Whlle2 dr., 4 speed lrans., radio, body mouldings, w.s. w tires. Ills like new wllh less than 5.200 mil,. , 6 rooms (3 bedrooms).lols of bull1-ln storage spaces, 2 baths, modern kllchen wllh built-In cabinets, loble top range, wall oven, dishwasher, rural water, central air, large lot on Rt. 160 with a beaytlful view. '2195 2995 1975 PINTO MPG ..•.............. .'2895 Beautiful River VIew Home 7 rooms (3 bedrooms). family room, most modern kllchen with d ishwasher, Obi. wall oven, table top range, I o;, bath, drilled well with pump, nat. gas forced air furnace w1th centra l"" a irj alum. s iding, base ment, on a nice level lot on Hwy. 7 rft>rlh . A most beautiful u.a.95 -.u ~~· Ford 302 V·l Gron Torino, 4 dr., A.T., ' .. .. , P.B. ()na owner .• ,, ••-. ••••••••••••••••• •~NIIG STA. TRANS .• 4 CYL. .EXTRA NICE .•..56095 Dark red, slmulaled wood trim, 3 seat, fully equipped with every Chev. option, low miles, new lille, boss's wife's car. Sticker $7,ol00.00 . ~ - 379-2.i84. Classl c.4 door, co. demo with low mileage, light green with green vinyl roof, power door locks, windows, brakes, factory air, tint glass, confortllt. cruise control, AM radio & Iape, ll'sloaded and ll's nice. ily dear to your hea rt today. ~~~available , the expan s ion-m inded farmer acts t10e to have friends around, but ft ' th th . keep the acllon on the home '· · 0 en WI e help Of a lo ng-te rm lOW COSt co®ur t. · Bu si ness Prop erty locate d at th e int ersecflon in CenTe rpo int , large s tore bui ld ing , with liv ing ·quarf e r s and some e Quipm ent , situated on 1 2 acr e lot. can be pu rc hased for s 17. 900 00 Additionally , o ne l 4'x70', three bedroom mob11e home can be pur . chase d se parately , or w1th the business. pro pert y, for SLQOO 00 Tota l price for busine ss prop e rt y and mobil e home , $24,900 .00 . Ne w , . mod e rn , ins ulated and carpe ted , thr ee bed r oom br ic k hom e. e l ect r ic ally heated , located on State Rt 588, near fh e u S Rt. 3.5 In tersectiOn a! Rodney ; 110 ' frontag e alon·g Rt 588 , Ga llipoli s City Sc hoo l DIStr ict . Priced $30,60.0.00. CANCER (June 21·July 22) 'sOmeone you've known lor a V. A . or SPRING SELLING SPR.E SAVE NOW Smith Nelson Motors ~975 DIEVROI.ET 121MIIe.......'4895 r. S, ent Fren , 5 Ch1cken Fryer , Ch icken Wo~~rmlng it, S-S Too!! sler, S-S r~e Compo11rtment s ink w ith washer , S-S Un der cou n ter , Freezer -Cooler Unit , Three N C R Electric Cash Registers . Storag e Racks and numerous other items . A complete resfauranl-, every!h ing YOU' need to beg10 a bus iness . The above equipmen t was used in the Borden Burg~;tr Restaurant recenfiV closed In Gallipolis . Call Ri1sse ll D . Wood Real Esfa te, (614) 446-1060 , Gallipolis, 0 . Pr ice redu ced on four bedroom hom e In th e count ry . 1.48 acres locatec on R l. 141 , approxima tely 7 mi les from . Gallipolis '' Carge garden lot. Modern k1lchen, larg e livi ng an c d ining rooms, two baths, renovation in progress . Priced 526,900 . GalliPOlis City Sc hOOl DISTr ict. 69 Acre Farm , locll ted a n Rou te 218 , near Lawrem:e Gallia County lin e. Has large rustle barn and log te tlar house thaf could bf adaAied to make a summer re t reat APproximate! · 1,000 tob base .. Prl ct $35,000 Larg e two stor11 fNNn-e hom e, located In downtown Gallipolis : two _car garag e w1th outbu ild ing ; one block from school and downtown shopping ar ea A real in . ves tm e nt for S2S,OOO. and rela Ko n the balcony •th is two -bedroom , carpeted home, s ituated on a 7.5' x 300' tot e~ttendlng to Ra ccoon creek . Elec tric heat , in su lat e d , modern kifchen , paneled , can be used as a sum mer hom e or for permanent occupancy . Approx imate ly ten minutes from GallipOliS . F'r lced $2 8, 000 Shown by ap . pomfm ent only . Small Farm, 16~ ficres, Rt 160. near E\lergree n Th r ee bed rooms, ca rp e ted home, fir e pla ce . Pr ice $37,500 . FROM ' 4door, co. car, low mileage, sandstone finish, vinyl lop and Interior, air condlllonlng, power windows & door locks, lilt sleerlng wheel, cruise control, AM radio & lape, truly e loaded cor end has good eyeappeat. ~iate Ph. Home spac ious home on Firs t Ave . a large two stor y brick and stone full of flawless features Same of 1975 DIEVROLFJ C'AIIrici ....... '5295 ··11111 cnr At the front door o f thi s flreplllce . 1975 DIEVROI.ET QIPrice .......!5295 . WOOD THE WI SEMAN AGENCY GALLIA COUNTY'S LARGEST .. RfAL ESTATE AGENCY REALTY. W Estate For 5111 FOR 10-3 BUILDING or trailer aile, l'h acre or more or less to suit the buyer. Call before 9 a. • 1970 STAR CRAFT 19'12 self · contained travel tr~ller, m . or alter 3 p , m . 245.9487. . ..._ 78.9 . uc . cona .. Ph . 446·2381 or 44H268. ' 1949 JOHN SON outboard 80·6 motor C-H 50 . Ph . 446·2216 . ---------- ~--78·3 24" BOY'S bike, In goad cond. Call U6·4314, , ao.3 DAY ·OLD ducklings, hal~hed weeklr. Many breeds. Ph. FOUR cragar. ss variable fit mags w-Ford adaptors . 4-46446·43 4 aller 2 p .m ,. 7654 . 80·26 ao.3 BROWNING Cltori over and ctrpet cleaning unde.r 12 ga . stunoun . Like KEEP problems small. Use Blue new condition . 446-39J3 . Lustre wall to wall : Rent 50·11 ' electric shempooer S1 . Central Supply Co. 1/ , acre land on Patriot Gage 80·6 Rd . Stt up for house trailer . 446·2563. 72-12 W VA . ChUnks - The prjceTI not to9 hlgtl, the qualitY rs first rate . Perfect coal for REFRIGERATOR , late model , 2 dr ., A 1 cond ,, 4,.6. . fireplaces . Medium size · 6"KO" Foster Coal , 446-2783 . 7398. ntt 74.tf ___ ________ _ l6"-at~ Aluminum . Sheets -------------- ,. ,. . -------------- . ns Tlllrd Ave. Gallipolis, 0. . . liME'~TON!o Jor driveways .. Carl W lnt.ers . Phone 245· 5i 15. 270·11 (._.....,] . ......FElli Gem IIDORY -'LM Yrlterdtfe • 1-.." =~;"f,t,-.uwo ~ - �.., < ' 4, me • • ' '!8 - The Sunday Times· Sentinel, Sunday, April4, 1976 I I USED CARS I I~ For ·Fast Results /Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifiefls Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Real Estate For Sale Sa~ I RUSSELL 25 Locu st:..·. Howard Brannon , B r ok e r:: Office 446 ·2674 Luctlle Brannon Eve . 4'16 -1226 o r446 -2674 Cln,lccoupe, less lhon 7,0oo miles, delu-e bei,ts, tlnlitll gless, alr.condltloned, deluxe bumpers & auards remote LH+RH mirrors. «MM·4bbl, VB, AM radio tape, a~xl lighting, comtorlllt, dark red with black vln.yl roof, like new - e real sharpie. i; ·LEADINGHAM REAL ESTATE OPPORTUN ITY KNOCKS - 2ND AVE. 446-7699 them i n c lude forma l dinmg room , deluxe eat in ki t chen w1th sen11ce R off the kitc hen, fam lly rm with e~~:tra large LR wdh f irep l ace, 3 roomy BRs , J 1 2 baths, beautiful ww c arpet, room size cedar closet , fu l l basement wtlh f irep l ace in r ec. ro om , outstanding heatmg and coo ling syste m 1 garage with electr 1c door , a pat iO carpete d . A ll this sur rounded by magnificent Trees and luscious land sca ping Mus t be seen to appreci at e. Call today ., STATE ST. EXT. Twostory 3 BR hom e Verv nice LR & OR. cou ntry si ze kitche n , 3,:. basement w ith gas heat , 3 po rches , large wel t sodd ed law n , plenty garden space, plu s an ext ra lol. All th is In the ci ty 11m its LOT Near one acre loca-ted In Ga ll ipo lis Sch ool Ois t Idea l to bui ld a home on , or fo r a mollile home . Pr ice $2,200. Wil l help f inan ce . f~ura l wat e r avai lab le 82 ACRE FARM Twomi frl1mcityon 51 Rl A bea ut 1ful ranch type3 BR ho me . Fireplace in LR . 2 car garag e, barn and outbu ild ings . This far m has so me va lua ble land Ttl e pri ce 1S ngl'1t . UVERSIZE LOT One floor Plan hom e wfl h " pict uresque view Spac1ous l1vlng rm ., w.w car pet , ex tra nice kil chen and di'1109 area , se r \lice room off ki tc he n, doubl e ca rporT , plenty s tor age Space , outside gas gr1 !1 , we ll es ta bli Shed J, ~ a cre lawn . Th e pri ce is ri gh t NEAR TOWN 12' x 60 ' ext ra n ice mobile ho m e, gas heat , ple ntv s tor a ge a nd ca rp ort situated on il " 1 a c r e beautiful la wn Pr iced for a quick. sa le . MONEY MAKER One of Gall ia Co .' s better buy s - a 24 ' x 00' double wide hom e wHh na l!)ral gas and ce ntral a1 r , plenty wafer . All this plus a $250 in come from r en ta ls per mo . A pri ce you can afford - SPRING IS THE T IME 1 0 1 THINK WE OF S ELLIN G NEED LIST INGS NOW CALL TODAY - IT WIL L PAY . Astra- Graph 25 minule drive from Holzer Mtdlcal Cenltr. 5 'm lnule *drive from Veterans Memorial Hospit~l. The excit ing fea tures of this hou se are th e building ma tenals IMPORT ED tro m Eng land , · 3 ' stone , fi r eplaces, 4 stone a rchways, wroug ht Iron stairway and Ma hogany doo r s and ce iling beams: FIRST FLOOR - Liv ing a nd din ing with beamed ceilmgs, halt bat h. 'butl e r's pa nl ry, kitchen. brea k fasl.~. room , office or s t udy . , "'" . lf-- SECOND FLOO!l - 4 be dr ooms, 2 baths, 6 closets .* Spacious a tt ic with 3 bui lt-in storage uni ts, basement, heated 2 ca r garage wi th e lec. door . porch over look ing* love ly Engl ish stone bridge, .aut hen tic log cab in with stone fire pla ce and v iew of woods a nd wi ldlife. Archilecl - Mr. Mills, Columbus Ohio landscape - F . l. Balogh , Cleve!~ , Ohio 3 acres plus two storage bu ildings - Owner Transferred - * * Your choi ce in a hom e should be a good one a nd here Is * a ve r y nice 3 bedroo m home wi th family room , din ing room , buil t -in kt1che n , new furna ce & a ir co nditioning, *new carpet ing th roughout, large landscaped lot, lh m1 le out nf tnwn . Low Thi r t iP!=> Excellent Buy * Owner 1s u1uvmg our or sta te a nd must sell thi s very dean ,we ll cared for 3 bedroom fully ca rpe ted hom e, * attractive buill-in ki t chen, nat. gas heal, cent ra l ai r , $13 .00 monl h heat bi ll lbeal that it you can). garage * a nd ca rport. Large lot p lus ga rden spol. $28,500. Owner Will Help Fianance lt Mr Homebuyer here is a g reat hom e and a great o ppor tunity. If you need he lp fina nci ng a nd are qualif ied th is mav be your chan ce. Beautiful 3 B.R. home w rth fam ily room, 2 ba ths, 2 car garage , dty wa te r, sewer & sc hool. Low Thtrties. New Listing pretty 3 bedroom r~ , fu lly carpeted and a ir conditioned - nat gas llol" fue l bill ), e quipped kitchen :md 11. 2 ba th s, la rg e fam11 -,., room, 2 car garage, city water . sewe r, sct1ools. $35,000.,. buys it . 3 B.?dr oom frame home 1 lo c ated 1n city , newly r emodeled , new furna ces. paneled . etc Price SIS.OOO ' ·New" lhr e.e bedr oom hom e Is lo caled in Green Acres S1Jbd1V 1S 10n . Th e natural flr'lished cedar Sid ing bl e ·.. gra cef ully w it h lhe ~e ful at . mos~e r · . th e t urrounc. ' / J'(; u lly ca rpeted , 'ot e d . tltctrlca lly r, ,, city w•ttr . moder n kr .•u!n and tltached garag.e , GallipOl is Cit y Sc hoo l D1strict A rea l Du-y tor 128.500 .00 . $1vtn Ac re tract of land i-n tiArrlson Twp ., Including a 10 feet right of way to . Rat coon Creek , idea l for a summer wee kend retreat Price SJ .ooo , or lS Ac res tor S6.000. Great Business Opportunity Restaurant sea ts 72 pe ople In main block downtown All e qui pme nt , s upplie s, goodw ill and employtM stay Pri ce reduced to le ss th an $50,000 . Owner ver-y ndou lo sell Business Opportun ity Mother Can Run II Bunit mote l w1tn gooa J oeo•vuff•llc,un eo~ttfOOl:W M river Thi s is a real barga in Mak e ' 10 000 00 • Bernice Bede Osol For Sunday, April 4, 1976 ext ra' ARIES (March 21·Aprll 19) It s a day when you' ll feel resHess un less you have a lot to do. so don' t be a fra1d to take on two or three protects A Real Bargain J bedrooms , lar ge li vin g room , bath, lull b.uement. new carpetrng thro ug hout. Pl us garage and large lot wit h ga rd en spot Wh y pay rent when you can own It TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Don't feel you' re bei ng selfish 'today if you're t h~nkm g of per-sonal gain . Some days you 'have to get the best of the b argain! yours elf . Excellent 150 ac . farm rnc lud es 70 ac. of bottom cro p land , 65 ac . c lean pas tur e, 15 ac. woods . Good olde r J bedroom home with furnace and ba th , 2 barns and oth er ou tbuildin~ s Excellen t location near Centervil le ,GEMINI (May 21-June 201 .When you make th e scene to}Jay . things s hou ld rea ll y start happening Your bub blmg per~ o na l tty pumps pep int o proceedings. Spring Valley A(ldress And one you' ll be pro ud ol. La rg e livi ng and dining* room s wit h w-b ftrep lace, attract ive built-In kitchen , 21/:J baths, full base me nt , fu rnished family room . It's ...._ wor th wh ile looking at thi s one. ,.- long ltme would deeply ap Preciate hearing from you today. If you can 't visif, at least ~all he r. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You Won 't be conte nt today wtth people who th ink narrowly. Pal around wtth, U)CSe who have a broad pers pec ti\le. You' ll be much happief VIRGO Aug. 23-Sepl . 22) You're likely to be a s hade or two better th an the com petition today. If yo u win. acce pt your hlurets grac1ously. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 23) II you have fa1th in yourselltoda'{. it'll be obv rous to oth ers and will se1ve as an Insp iration to those at fain ter heart. ' SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) You can c hang e thing s today Even obstacles that see m insurmountable will lall if you really set your mind to over.coming them. F .H .A . Farm . Farm · Farm * * So Call us Two bedroom home on Sec ond Aven ue, large finis he d room up sta ir s , garage baseme nt , central air condifioninQ ; three room wilh bath r en tal on rear of prope rty , priced $35 ,000 Shown by ap . pom tm ent only Attractive Home on 2 Ac. * Just th e one yo u've wa ited for . A \le ry ni ce 3 bedroom hom e w1t h torinal dining pl us family room , Ph baths, ..... wife approved built-in ki tchen , mu ch room. Carpeting,.thr oughou t plus 2 ca r gara ge, breezeway and 2 storag e b~1ld i n~s . Mid Th irll ~s . ' * You Have Always Wanted A Farm Charming 60 ac . farm w ith c ropland, pasture andlt wood la nd . 3 Bed rOOm r e mode led home with forced a ir furna ce •. fully carpe ted , mode rn kitchen, fam ily, """" •"" lau ndry room, bath and 2 fireplaces. Large barn, out. buiLdings, wi th a tobacco base, just 9 mil es from town . Priced a t 136,000. right now. Three bedroom . carpeted hom es locat ed on 7S 'x 120'. lofs , atta c hed garage , modern kit chen, 520,000 Gall ipolis Ci ty Sc hool Dist r ict . Wen. t' d L:1 ~ tlfl~H Call the. Wh cmoln Aq (' ncy . 446-) 6<11 •oallia co 's Large st Rc,11 Es.filt o Sates A!I€:OC'V Offi ce 446 -3643 Evening~ Call Ik e W i~~ man446 -31 96 E . N. Wis o man 114 6 •soo \. ' • •••• •• •••• Aud M rGttet•.J!Io · l' n '-'\ II$AGITTARIUS (Nvo. 23-Dec. 21) Footloose an d fanc'f-fr.ee th ough you usually are. yol/ ~or k much better today when !teamed .wi th one wham you· t es pect. bAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen 19) !houg h' others may be loo king klr a cozy spo1 In the shad e to take It easy today , you won 't be happy if you..re idle AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Today you wtll be In a \lery gregarious mood. If you can't ije nea r the talks you lov e, lhen' l~ ve Ihe folks you 're nea r. f!!~~-~.i~~:d ~~;~$':.'~~ !~~ yoLK" How about this for in vestment or " live -in " properly! One acre tracf of land wi th 104 ' fron lage on new Route 160 , 80 ' frontage on old Route 160 , 490' de ep . Has two mobil e home s, one is a tw9 bedroom , fully c arp e t~d ~ 1973 model with central air conditioning ; the other IS a one bedroom older model. Also , has large 24 ' x28' block buildin g with fu r na ce which can be used as two ce-r garage or work s hop . ~uta l water . Owf'.e r moving, will se ll for 1.1•.ooo .oo 120 Ac res of paperwood timbe r land , locat,f,.Q in Wal nu l Twp . Priced $25 .000 . ... the land you need now! When the right piece of far.m land become.s _ Fe~erai' Land Bank Loan . 1975 Dlev. ESTATE WAGON Apoll 'i, lt78 Frequent .movement Is In the olflng lor you lhls coming year. Your jaunts may ~ol be long, bul IIley will be ka~ed both to pleasure and profit. lAND BANK 228 Upper River Road P . O. Box 207, Gallipolis Phone 446-0203 ~ 1 /.ll'l'r'tl/--r-J/ tivde B. Walker, Mgr. •I . 1975 Ford Gron Torino J02 V.a, Dr. Trolnlfll, Low milugt. • ••• • • • • • • •• • ••••••••• , •••••••• 1973 DIEVY VEGA, 2 DR. HATDIBACK m1 Ford Pinto 2 Dr., 4's, 4 cyt. One careful local owner .•••• • •••••-• •••••••••• ~ · ·• ••••••• $1776 1974 Plymoulh Gold Duster 2 dr., H.T., Only 1974 DIEV•.BElAIR 4 OR........ '1095 . Auto, P .S., P.B .. air, DOI!ce car. 1972 DODGE POLARA CUSTOM '1995 •,door, V8, ouloma11c, 'p , steering and brakes, factory r.···~'"''""' a r, cruise control, sharp; 1 owner local car dark SPAcE 'RESERVED FOR A green. MITCHELL ROAD, nearly new 3 BR bri ck ranch on 112 acre lot. One m lie from Holzer Hospital , Stlown bv appointmen t only . ~ IN LIST WITH GAWA OOUNTY'S FASTEST GROWING REAL ESTATE 7 rooms , re old bath style home wlfh shower , sun porch , buill in cabinets, cook stove, air condltlone,r, forced air furnace , barn , fire place , wa sh house You mus t see t his home On ly $18.500. 1 A.& Home Ju st oul of city limils on Rl . 141 . Nke comfortable 5 room home with wood -burning firepla ce, base ment modern kit chen , na t. gas furnace, city water , larg ~ ca rport , nice 16')( 18' block storage bldg ., garden space. BUSINESS INCOME PROPERTY Up to $660.00 per month , Rentals, plus a beautifu l 7 room (3 bedrooms) home· to live in yourself, alum . siding good grade, nice front porch, lots of bullt ·ln ca binets, table top range, wal l oven , laundry tubs, nat . gas forced lllr furnace, ce ntra l air . wood burning fireplace . Lots of shrub · bery , level grassey lot . A beaufiful place plus a nice Income . Priced right. Ca ll ~'1.1! MAN I 180ACRl;S PLUS DAIRY FARM Vacant - A WOOdland Very nice modern home 1 wond e rland some room s and bath ' 3 po11sture and tillable land . bedrooms , forced ' air Less thaJ]_S1~000 per acre . furnac e, beautifu l ca r pet , GALLIPOLIS SCHOOL very desirabl e buill -In DISTRICT kit che n, large attraCf 1ve 7 large rooms 3 carporf Good barn -loading bedrooms , famlly room, shed , modern m ilk house basement, nat . gas forced h ighly productive btu ~ ' air furnace , c lly wa ter. grass pasture , plentv of garage, leroe yard Just good ter , pri ce d out of Gallipolis Clfy_ limits .. . . on Rt 141. Modern kit chen. A r eal bargain . Call now . ACRES IN VINTON water, 7 roo m tile BEAUTIFUL 3 BEDROOMS • • k ni ce home , forced air Jur1noce . basement, sform Full basement w ith a larg e rs , storm w indows , family room , 2 baths , wood -burning fi re place, garage, central air , nice · store building , milking ca rpeting , real nice kit house & parlor, corn cri b, chen Locafed on a large 35 acres bottom land. Real lot Appro>~ . 2 years old . ice farm . You must see the inside of this house to appre c iate if VACANT LOTS Price reduced for quick 1 b Division . sale . .. IN GALLIPOLIS S room house on o11 peaceful street. Porch , nat. gas, furnace, .built-In 'c.abinefs , fenced in yard , plenty of garden space . A real · buy Reduced Now only S13,500 104 ACRE DAIRY FARM Ponds . a room . sa ACA ES abou, 8 miles from Gallipolis 300 lb . tobacco ba se, tO acres tillable , rest pasture . Priced very low at SIO,SOO . 1973 V.W. BUG 44,000 MILES, STA. TRANS. WELL KEPT 1969 Vlndlle 24'K50' mobile home. · All electr lt with modern kitchen Carpet end drapes ' Included . $9,000. ' PICTURE OF YOUR HOME.. GREEN ACRES SUB · DIVISION now under: construction, 3 BR , fully carpeted, ~tectrlc heat with centro1 air conditioning . 2 car garage. loceted on w, lots. V.A. approved . STOCK Chevy Vans& Recreallona 1 Conversions The Swingin' Turtle I Fun Van tobacco parlor w l !~:~~~~!~~e,l stocked Gills . ~ee_lhls. I BEOROOM 1 Acre plus - level, opprox . . 11;, miles from Hospital on blacktop Rd. Plenty of garden space, rural water, country living, Close lo Gallipolis. Priced only $18,000 .00. OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS CARRYOUT It should pay for Itself wi thin a few years . .77 acre frontage on St . Highway No . 7, 3 rental troller spaces . All stock equip · ment and bldg . goes . Buy now . BABY FARMS S acres or more. Home building sites, level land, approx .. 4 mile off Rt . 35 j rural water , coli for Inform at ion . __ - ·· 139 ACRES 3800 lb . tobac co base, lots of coal, lots of woods, good pasture. large barn, well , good place for a home Away from other people . BEAUTIFUL HOME ST'tE , Just off 160-Evergreen 36 acr.es, almost a11 tillable. Nice hunk of land. Chevrolet Van Conversion by T E c 1974 DIM NOVA 6 CYL. AUTO., P.S., P.Ei.: SHOW ,.. 4Wheel Drive and Luv Trucks In Stock · We haVe the right deal for you Reliable Service after the ·deal * * ROOM CLEAN, 22,000 MILES 1974. BUICK APOtiDt 2 DR. . 6 CYL, HATCHBACK, AUTO, P.S., P.B. 1973 POMEROY MOTOR CO. 992-2126 "Your Chevy Dealer" Open Eves. Ti I 8 CHILLICOTHE ROAD 6 rooms and Deth In c ltv . S6.SOO 1971 DIM NOVA 4 DR, 6 CYL, AUTO, PS, PB TERRAPIN PONt CATALINA, 2 DR.. HT AUTO, P.S., P.B., FACT. AIR, AB.SOLUTELY SHOW ROOM CLEAN u ACRES with beautiful modern electric home . 3 bedroom and Ph baths . Less than , , minutes from Gallipolis . Shown by ap pointment only . 1,000 help and Clay The Almiloac United Press . International . On Today is Sunday, April 4, the 95th day of 1976 with 271 Ill follow. The moon is approaching its first quarter. The morning star is Venus. The evening stars are Mars, Jupiter, Mercury and Saturn. · this aay in history: In 11141, President William Harrison died of pnewnonia one month· after being inaugurated. John Taylor bec ame the first vice· president to become chief executive due to a death. SITUATION WANTED Those bQrn on this date are under the sign 9f Aries. Dorothy Lynda Dill, American pioneer of prison reform, was born AorU 4, 1802. Surface rrrine foreman with 25 yrs . e~p . licensed state ot Ohio a nd Kentucky . Wrlle Box 407 Care of Tribune. WIN AT BRIDGE ----------------------Spunky leads topple contract NORTH IDI • KJ 3 3 ¥7 t AQ74 oi>KQ94 2 WEST EAST • Q 10 7 6 • 10 5 • A 54 ¥84 32 t K96 oloAI0 7 .Jl0532 >!o 6 3 SOUTH ' • 9 82 •AKQJ96 t8 ~ J 85 Bolh vulnerab le 'West North East 1 o1o Pass Soulh ariyth.i ng. She decided on the desperation lead of the four of spades. Sims played low from dummy and East won the trick with his 10. He led the 10 of trumps . Sims won, drew trumps and went after clubs. Jo was in with her ace and promptly underled her spade ace for the second time. Hal ' played low and Ely 's queen and Joe 's ace set the contract. Can 'anyone really fault Hal for going wrong ? We know that we can' t. f' $3195 $2995 $3295 KEMPER HOLLOW ROAD one acre with spacious dollble wide Pomeroy ~~Q~~ An Idaho . reader- asks if a raise 'Of partner's two notrump opening to lour Pass Pass Pass notrump is Blackwood or just Opening lead- 4 • a no trump slam try. Two lo ts located 1n ,Crown '----~----· -' The answer is that the City , frontage on Rouf e 7, born tor 16.000 . Oswald & James Jacoby · response merely says that you Farm : you can buy 3 ways·: have slam interest and want ~ room , 2·sto r y far m house Jo!jephlne Culbertson was your partner to go· on If he has with 3 oufbu il dlngs loc at ed the outstanding woman player a maximum two no trump. on 3 acres of land , pr 1ced in the early days of contract. However, be careful about $21 ,800 ; or -B-room farm house with 3 outbulldings, 1 Jo 's great strength was her making this bid with a new barn , sifualed on 17 acre s soundness and her ability to partner. He may play all four of la nd , pric ed S27 ,500; or 8 make things easy for her notrump bids as Blackwood . room far m house , 3 out buildin gS , 1 barn , ap . partner. . • prox ima te ly 2,500 lb s At the same time, she would • , (Do you hpve a question fobacco ba se, W1lh 40 a cr es take unusual action w~en It lor the experts? Write "Ask of land . prlced .J39 ,900 . seemed necessary add the the Macobys" care of thrs If you lire In teres ted In results were apt to be very' newspaper. The Jacobys will selling your home , farm or good ones . a(lswer individual questions. business 'Property, call. we Here Is a hand she defended if' ·.stamped, sell-addressed have a list of pofentlal bu_yers against no less a declarer than envelopes are enclosed. The the great Hal Sims, most interesting ·questions It was obvious to Jo from will be used In this column. the biddlfll! that her par.tner and will receive copies, of L~~~~~~-_j couldn't hold much of JACOBY MODERN.) Pass 2 • Pass Pass ) N T Pass S11,900 will buy five rooms RA9E COUNTRY HOME l 'l3R brick ranch features large L R with fireplace, equipped kit chen •.dTnTng rm ., '2' 1 baths, large tam lly rm , wlth eflreplace, cent. air and Qara;e. A nice drive to the mints Qr Gavin . EVANS HEIGHTS - Nice 2 BR home offerS good lne»epensive living to someone . Features knottv pine living· r·oom with Woodburning fireplace . ON~ Y St5.900. 90ACRES VACANT LAND - youwbuld know spring Is here when you, see this wide green valley wilh a brook running 1hrough II ; just perfect for a large lake; wooded hillside lust crying for a cabin ... ' Here's scenery and seclusion ... at less than S300 per acre. CALL QUICK. 'PRiCE , REOUCED Owner says sell fhls lovely 3 BR brick ranch with ljmost 1.400sq. ft . Of ·llvlng •~ea ptus a full basement lnd • 2 cor oorooe . All Ihis plus a l'aroe flat well land . tcaped lot wfth 2 Iorge 11\ede 1rees . SCENij; COUNTRY HOME ~ Well cared for home In lhe ~mtry containing 2 bedrooms, living room, kllchen. small dining room, ba1h, nice sun porch . Also cellar and cellar house, 2 garages and barn ... That's nolall ... 37 acres goes wllh It .. . all over looking the beautiful Ohio River. Beller coli quick ... Only $15,000. COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST - Whal? ... 5 bedrooms. lovely kllchen wllh all bullt. lns, dining room wllh sliding glass doors opening to a hugh deck, famOy , ro90m. lower leve l pallo. cenlral a ir , lolal electric ': intercom system; some finishing work. required 0 ~ ' first iloor . Where? ... Rlggscrest Manor near Tuppers Plains. One of lhe flnesl homes In lhe area at a reasonable price. Call for appolnlment . 9 ACRES OF WOODEDA!lEA'- Just off Union Ave . A lillie dozer work and have a few home sites - 14.000.00. POMEROY - High view ... low price. check lhls 3 bedroom home wllh large · dining room; living room with fireplace ; klfchen and bath, nat. gas, furnllure goes too ... one low price $7500.00. 16,000.00- DON'T FI,IP OUT- This the right price . . . for this modern two bedroom home. In the country near Bashan . Ctly water and Mtural gas . Even a garden . · C. II For Appoinlmltlt, . ' Want that FOR SAlE. Iii to ltld . !nO? • ' . call: Jimmy Deem ; 9412388 and bath In cltv. Call tor more details. RACCOON FHA APPROVED almost new ranch has lots to offer for only $21,400. Total electric home features 3 BRs, laundry rm., nlct kitchen 'With bullt - ln~ range, WW carpet, central water and sewagt and IOCIIId In Roaney Vlll . . e II . LOW DOWN PAYMENTNew Goulllt Wille mobile hotne ott.ra ·3 BRs, lor 0 o LR, DR . kllchtri wiJh &Jovo lnd ref .• end nlct cabinets, Shllf c•ptts ahd a rtat lot. Will trade for farm. • IUV AND DIVE~0~6 vacant loll on Chnlnul St. ZOned resld,onltal'112,000. .' . Pl!llll'f' twP; - 211 aero farm, completely fenced, lG A. lllleb ... ·2- P90dS. 2 .barns. corn crlba, oooc:t 7 I'm . home. 66 ACIIII - About one. third cleerod. balance wooded hill land, fronll on 2 rds. In Harrison twp , 112,900. POR SALE OR TRAOE COMMERCIAL IUILDINe - 2 goregoo, otflct, showroom & 'h both downslalra plus e lovely 6 rm. apt. upstairs. located I bOUt 2 m 1111 from town .. DAIRY FARM 163 A flat and roll ing lend located soulh of Rio Granae wllh lotS of rood frontage . Special features are pond, springs, county water, tob. base, good 7 rm . house with new kitchen, large barn and silo . ROUTE 3;, ' ftEST Almost . new a BR brick ranch IS. verv . appealing_ and can be your · - drei'ITI h'ome . Laroe. equipped kilchtn, · l 1 ·1 baths, q~allty carpet throughout. central air.l•roe LR, dining area. uarage. full basement. SHADY LOT on Raccoon Creek Is perfect for vacation, retirement or permanent living . Located on a private rd . Is thls beautiful 12 x 65 mobile home with western decor completely furnished . Don't walt to see this one . NEAR RIO GRANDE over_. acres level to rolling ground with an almost new modular home features 1,344 sq . ft . of modern.. living . Also Included IS a · new 2 car garage apt. AT LAST YOUR OR EAM HOME- I yr. Old brick ranch offers 2,1-40 ·~· tt . of modern living , Don 1 walt to see this 3 BR and 2 bath home: The kltchtn Is complete with dlsrtwasher, dlsp ., microwave oven, and range . Other special features are elarge formal dining rm ., family rm. with fireplace, u x 2411vlng rm., q~ellty carpel, hoet pump, 2 sets patio doon, 12 >~ 57 patio end 2 car garage with electric doo'r opener . This beauty Is priced In tht 501 · and loceled In R lo Gronde. Shown by appointment. VACANT LOTS .- Loco led ' on Lincoln Pike and Neigh. borhood Rd . Ideal for mobile homos. c,ll iDday. ISTINOI I AOVIItT,IS. H ~..IL' IONALLY- I I ·IUY . - TltADI. · III.DEO RANr\IY BLACI<BURN, BRANCH MANAGER For Sale· 1 YEAR old female lrisfl NEW tennis racket Wilson T 3000, steel, llohJ weight 4'h Seifer to good home sso. Coil 367 04S8 ofler 4 p .m . grip . Ph . 446·da5. 77.6 79-3 -------------- --------------S'IITIS'~Y YOIIR NEE OS Real Estate fGr Sale 1970 1970 1974 1974 1971 1969 1967 ~------===--.., ·- 1971 BOB LANE BRANCH MANAGER 417'1J SECOND AVE . GALLIPOLIS, OH 10 441-HOO LISTINGS NEEDED NOW TO FIT OUR BUYERS' NEEDS. ESTABLISHED LONG ANTIQUE BUSINESS on Routt 7 in Crown ·city. Owner retiring. Opposite large supermarktt 1 and hlrdware. N let · home, small rental cottage, an. tlqut store, plus storage building on apx. two acrts of land. Valuable com. mercia! sttt. Hlth tnttlc aru . ldtll for branch btntc, etc. Bargtln- Len than repl1cemtnt cost of buildings llano. Only U9,9IO cuh . LARGE SUPERMARKET with grttt potential in high tnfflc arta. Equlpptd with gu pumps . Will sell wllh or wiftlouf stock. Ow•er hn other' full-flme buslnus' Interest. Wonderful opportunity for lht rlghl penon. VERY NICE BUIL·DING StT! on Route 7 near ,Geltlpotls Dam . 100' frontage k 320' depth . VERY SELECT 2 BEDROOM mobile hOme In Centenary on 10' x 150' lot . ALMOST .NEW ' THREE lED ROOM. Cion to town , frame con . exctll~nt strucllon with full oasement. Priced to Sell , NATIONAL AO· VERT SING wllh lht Gallery of Hames. ' 1969 1970 1973 . 1973 1974 1975 1974 NewGMC Truck Htadquuters Ford Pickup Monlo Carlo '" T. GMC Pickup °1\ T. GMC Pickup GMC Suburban F600 Ford Dump F 1000 Ford Trector "' T. GMC P.U . v, T. Chev. P . U. F600 Ford Dump 'h T. tnternat. Pickup •;, T. Dodge Club Cob '" T. Chev. P . U. G.M.C. Suburban If, T. Chev. P . U 4 WD 50MMIRSGMC Trucks, Inc. 133 Pint st. 441-2512 16·11 -------------- XL70 HONDA, low mileage, exc. cond. -4,.6 -1290 after 6, 78·6 1974 760 CC Honda; S1,2lG . 24S· 5431. 78-5 -------------MASSEY • Ferguson tractor John Deere manure spreader, Ph . 256-6803 . 78-6 71 TRIUMPH, semi chops, S500. Ph . J88 .1J70or 388-8509. 78·3 fGr Sale 10 HP Mnsey .Ferguson lawn tractor with mower, elec . starter In good cond . Ph . 24H226 otter 6. 79 .6 REG . 1!2 Arabian 3 yr. old gelding , chestnut color, also bridle. saddle. Ph. 446·4572. 79-3 ~------------tHIMNEV Blocks, W . Vo . & Ohto Lump CooL Geillpolls Block Co .. 446 ·2783 273 ·Jf -------------COAL, C.A :B. Cool Cof'P~ . ·I mllenorthofCheshire .on Rt. 7 Pick your own, 520 per tOfL Open 6 days a week , 367 ·7330 for furt~er lnformafl_on . NEAR AT. :u Seventy acres farm land , 36 acres tillable, rest pasture . 2 barns. Good building sites. CHEAPfE 8JIJ2 acres at Sl62 per acre, Morgen Twp. No buildings. LAND, no buildings, on blacktop roo a · 10 m lies from Gatllpolls . _.8 acres 110,500. A ELAX end be your own boss With this money making business et T-fcoon Lllke. Belt store Wllh riving quantra on prem lses . BUSINESS OP PORTUNITY 12 spece mobile home court with 12 trailers ready to rent . Locatect In clfy . Call tor appointment . 6.1f PASilUALE ~tecJrlc P~teblli Etec fr ic .. Aiterna..tor _ •nd Power Plants. Ph . 446·2716 . . . . 126 ·1l 'RON CANADAY Open Evenings Tll6:00 E11cept Thurs. and 5al. TIIS:OO Phone ~~~::!:!:!~'!~~""'--••ilro~~~~!:!:~!... 446-3636 ____'1 -----------------~-~---~ 73 Cadillac Elderado cpea '5495 . . 73 Cadillac Coupe DeVille Dark brown-Ian V·lop, brown lttther Interior, full .power , foclory air, T&T wheel, AM-FM stereo, 11acal owner. "' While, blue vinyl top, blue cloltl Jnltrlor, full po- . equip., air, T& T wlleel, full star- radial tlrn on 11 owner , · .,... , ' '4495 .. 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille '1295 . VInyL roof, full po- anit air. ' KARR &VAN. ZANDT 992-5:>42 Open n C:.dlllac-Oidsmobilt OMAC Financing Avllllblt Pomtt'OI Eves. Tll6-Til So.m. Sat. YOIJ'II Like Olrr Quality Wey of Doing llllslnns•• See one of these courteous salesmen: .. Pete Burris Lioyd McLaughlin ~rvl• Keebaugll For Sies FGrSale Any Hour 287 .If BUll T · IN kitchen cabinet, 16 ft. long cut out for .sink, stove , formica top, Whirlpool electric slovo ond ventilating hood, avocada , green . At so refrigerator , 347 LeGrand Blvd.. Tel: 446 · 7686. 80·1 For Sale 6• DODGE pickup, 6 cyl ., 245· 9375 . 7• -10 ::--------------- For . Sale: --!&.-----------PONY SALOLE, SIO AND HARNESS PA'RTS SALE. 367-0271. ' 1 SEE: Fred Blaeltnar, Pal Hill, Melvin Uttle, or Dan Thompson REALTOR CORN. fed Freezer Beef. Cart . Winters, Rio Grande . 2-45- 5115 . MANY MORE lO., I • KIDS IN YOUR HAIR-LOOK HERE. 2 story home in lhe country. J large bedrms., large spacious living room , dining room, kllchen wilh bullt·lns, balh, and utility roo"!l : 2 car COJ)crele block garage, garden space and slrawberry patch, almost I acre of land. Where? About 5 minutes from Pomeroy on Co. Rd. 30. Priced only $11,000. 5 BEDROOMS - This nice 1'12 slory home has a large living room with shiny oak fldoring, dlnlng ·room, nice kllchen with buill·ins, 2 bathrooms, 2 bedrooms on first lloor, 3 nicely paneled bedrooms on the 2nd floor.also 2 large porches, and a sun porch, garage. Natural gas furnace ls very economical. Located on Seoul Road In Chesler,, Ohio. Wou ld you believe $12,800. '1395 1971 Ford, Torino V-1, 2 dr. · Sedon. , •• • ••••••••1495 1970 P!ymoulh 6 cyl. Dosier, ,SS. Clu~ ..... •1295 · mo Mlvtrlck 6 cyl., auto. Irons. Rtolty , sharp. Low mileage . • • ..... .. . . ............ . 1395 1970 Buick Eltdrt 4 dr. Sedan . Air cond '159 fully equipped. Nlct.•• •• ••• • •••••• • ••••••:'.,, 5 1968 Olds . 98 4 dr . H. T. Air cond . Shows good '695 care. •••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1970 Dodge Custom Polora 4 dr. Sedan. Locally owntd. Shar,l -..................... . foundation . on permanent mobile home BRAND NEW frame with brick front. · tautlful li••··-·~~-....~·••"•'"'~-·-·-·--·..,-""'! modern ltso'' stove, II dlshwa ,rbege dispose " · 1•12 bBihs , .. drpeted . Located .. •11 acre lot in small subdivision . S26,000 . WATCH THE BOATS soli down the beautiful Ohio from this 3acre lot . Perfect location tor that clreem home . Price is rlohtt CREEK FRON1'AGE 13 acres Jilt bOttom land Is all tillable ex(ept for the shed\' creek b•nk. Large .bar, · lncludect for th' blrQaln price -of 513,000. 295 41 ACRES Lots of roa~t· frontaoe In Cheshire Twp . Some bu ild ings , no dwelling on blacktop t oad CHESHtRE trailer court, near Gavin and Kyger Creek Plants. 18 trailer spaces with two trailers Included L!iundry faciliti e s . Good Income property, CENTRAL REALTY CO. miles ..... , •• , •••••••...-... .. ....... 1972 Dodat V-1 Clllrger, 2 dr. H.T. Very - " clean, A.T., P,$. ,.,, .............................£ LAND CONTRACT ' rooms and both on Chillicothe Roaa . Needs some repo!!df . $5,000 HOME 446-9539 BICENTENNIAL SPECIAL - · 560 N. Second Sf., Mldd leporl. Sll on'the large fronl porch and watch the world go by; slep inside lhe large foyer and tee! lhe spaciousness of lh ls thick walled ~rick home ; open slalrway ; large .,Jiving room Yfi,lh fireplace; hugo formal dining room ; big kitchen. Upstairs Is 4 • bedrooms wllh a sun porc h. Plenly of room for real living ata price yoy can afford ... Jus I $29,500. You will have a home with prestige,_ LB . Tobac co Base will pay for fhis 5 rooms bath with 14 acres . Twp . 118,000 . NEAR CJTY SCHOOLS Duplex each side has five rooms, 1112 baths, private driveway . \'Ve're Out To Sell The Earth. We Need Your Home or Farm To Sell. CALL NOW OFFICE 446-7699 '3M5 t973 Dodat V-1 Cllllt.ngtr, 2 Dr .. H.T. Extr1 sharp .• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• '2695 1973 Ford v ., Mlvorlck, 2 dr. H.T., oulo. trans . Like new. • • •••• •••••••••••• ~,, , ... , , , '2495 1974 Ford F100 'h lon Pickup, lG2 V.a, P.S., extra shArp.•••••• , • , •••,, ••••••• •••••• , •• , •3495 1974 Ford FIDO Four willet drivo Ptdcup. Shows tJI:ctUtnt cart. · ....... • • ..... .. .. • ••• '3MS 1973 GMC 'II Ton Sitrre Orendt V.a Pickup A.T., P.S. ~op of llnttnd lttls onelolops ••••• : •••3495 13,125 e1sy Whlle2 dr., 4 speed lrans., radio, body mouldings, w.s. w tires. Ills like new wllh less than 5.200 mil,. , 6 rooms (3 bedrooms).lols of bull1-ln storage spaces, 2 baths, modern kllchen wllh built-In cabinets, loble top range, wall oven, dishwasher, rural water, central air, large lot on Rt. 160 with a beaytlful view. '2195 2995 1975 PINTO MPG ..•.............. .'2895 Beautiful River VIew Home 7 rooms (3 bedrooms). family room, most modern kllchen with d ishwasher, Obi. wall oven, table top range, I o;, bath, drilled well with pump, nat. gas forced air furnace w1th centra l"" a irj alum. s iding, base ment, on a nice level lot on Hwy. 7 rft>rlh . A most beautiful u.a.95 -.u ~~· Ford 302 V·l Gron Torino, 4 dr., A.T., ' .. .. , P.B. ()na owner .• ,, ••-. ••••••••••••••••• •~NIIG STA. TRANS .• 4 CYL. .EXTRA NICE .•..56095 Dark red, slmulaled wood trim, 3 seat, fully equipped with every Chev. option, low miles, new lille, boss's wife's car. Sticker $7,ol00.00 . ~ - 379-2.i84. Classl c.4 door, co. demo with low mileage, light green with green vinyl roof, power door locks, windows, brakes, factory air, tint glass, confortllt. cruise control, AM radio & Iape, ll'sloaded and ll's nice. ily dear to your hea rt today. ~~~available , the expan s ion-m inded farmer acts t10e to have friends around, but ft ' th th . keep the acllon on the home '· · 0 en WI e help Of a lo ng-te rm lOW COSt co®ur t. · Bu si ness Prop erty locate d at th e int ersecflon in CenTe rpo int , large s tore bui ld ing , with liv ing ·quarf e r s and some e Quipm ent , situated on 1 2 acr e lot. can be pu rc hased for s 17. 900 00 Additionally , o ne l 4'x70', three bedroom mob11e home can be pur . chase d se parately , or w1th the business. pro pert y, for SLQOO 00 Tota l price for busine ss prop e rt y and mobil e home , $24,900 .00 . Ne w , . mod e rn , ins ulated and carpe ted , thr ee bed r oom br ic k hom e. e l ect r ic ally heated , located on State Rt 588, near fh e u S Rt. 3.5 In tersectiOn a! Rodney ; 110 ' frontag e alon·g Rt 588 , Ga llipoli s City Sc hoo l DIStr ict . Priced $30,60.0.00. CANCER (June 21·July 22) 'sOmeone you've known lor a V. A . or SPRING SELLING SPR.E SAVE NOW Smith Nelson Motors ~975 DIEVROI.ET 121MIIe.......'4895 r. S, ent Fren , 5 Ch1cken Fryer , Ch icken Wo~~rmlng it, S-S Too!! sler, S-S r~e Compo11rtment s ink w ith washer , S-S Un der cou n ter , Freezer -Cooler Unit , Three N C R Electric Cash Registers . Storag e Racks and numerous other items . A complete resfauranl-, every!h ing YOU' need to beg10 a bus iness . The above equipmen t was used in the Borden Burg~;tr Restaurant recenfiV closed In Gallipolis . Call Ri1sse ll D . Wood Real Esfa te, (614) 446-1060 , Gallipolis, 0 . Pr ice redu ced on four bedroom hom e In th e count ry . 1.48 acres locatec on R l. 141 , approxima tely 7 mi les from . Gallipolis '' Carge garden lot. Modern k1lchen, larg e livi ng an c d ining rooms, two baths, renovation in progress . Priced 526,900 . GalliPOlis City Sc hOOl DISTr ict. 69 Acre Farm , locll ted a n Rou te 218 , near Lawrem:e Gallia County lin e. Has large rustle barn and log te tlar house thaf could bf adaAied to make a summer re t reat APproximate! · 1,000 tob base .. Prl ct $35,000 Larg e two stor11 fNNn-e hom e, located In downtown Gallipolis : two _car garag e w1th outbu ild ing ; one block from school and downtown shopping ar ea A real in . ves tm e nt for S2S,OOO. and rela Ko n the balcony •th is two -bedroom , carpeted home, s ituated on a 7.5' x 300' tot e~ttendlng to Ra ccoon creek . Elec tric heat , in su lat e d , modern kifchen , paneled , can be used as a sum mer hom e or for permanent occupancy . Approx imate ly ten minutes from GallipOliS . F'r lced $2 8, 000 Shown by ap . pomfm ent only . Small Farm, 16~ ficres, Rt 160. near E\lergree n Th r ee bed rooms, ca rp e ted home, fir e pla ce . Pr ice $37,500 . FROM ' 4door, co. car, low mileage, sandstone finish, vinyl lop and Interior, air condlllonlng, power windows & door locks, lilt sleerlng wheel, cruise control, AM radio & lape, truly e loaded cor end has good eyeappeat. ~iate Ph. Home spac ious home on Firs t Ave . a large two stor y brick and stone full of flawless features Same of 1975 DIEVROLFJ C'AIIrici ....... '5295 ··11111 cnr At the front door o f thi s flreplllce . 1975 DIEVROI.ET QIPrice .......!5295 . WOOD THE WI SEMAN AGENCY GALLIA COUNTY'S LARGEST .. RfAL ESTATE AGENCY REALTY. W Estate For 5111 FOR 10-3 BUILDING or trailer aile, l'h acre or more or less to suit the buyer. Call before 9 a. • 1970 STAR CRAFT 19'12 self · contained travel tr~ller, m . or alter 3 p , m . 245.9487. . ..._ 78.9 . uc . cona .. Ph . 446·2381 or 44H268. ' 1949 JOHN SON outboard 80·6 motor C-H 50 . Ph . 446·2216 . ---------- ~--78·3 24" BOY'S bike, In goad cond. Call U6·4314, , ao.3 DAY ·OLD ducklings, hal~hed weeklr. Many breeds. Ph. FOUR cragar. ss variable fit mags w-Ford adaptors . 4-46446·43 4 aller 2 p .m ,. 7654 . 80·26 ao.3 BROWNING Cltori over and ctrpet cleaning unde.r 12 ga . stunoun . Like KEEP problems small. Use Blue new condition . 446-39J3 . Lustre wall to wall : Rent 50·11 ' electric shempooer S1 . Central Supply Co. 1/ , acre land on Patriot Gage 80·6 Rd . Stt up for house trailer . 446·2563. 72-12 W VA . ChUnks - The prjceTI not to9 hlgtl, the qualitY rs first rate . Perfect coal for REFRIGERATOR , late model , 2 dr ., A 1 cond ,, 4,.6. . fireplaces . Medium size · 6"KO" Foster Coal , 446-2783 . 7398. ntt 74.tf ___ ________ _ l6"-at~ Aluminum . Sheets -------------- ,. ,. . -------------- . ns Tlllrd Ave. Gallipolis, 0. . . liME'~TON!o Jor driveways .. Carl W lnt.ers . Phone 245· 5i 15. 270·11 (._.....,] . ......FElli Gem IIDORY -'LM Yrlterdtfe • 1-.." =~;"f,t,-.uwo ~ - �,. '~ TheSundavTirnes-Sentlnel SW1day,AprU4.1976 ~ or Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifie~s Memory 1 <1 Misc. Sales MEMORY of our Mom and ad Cora Louotlve Runion llo pa !.$cd ~way 5•)1; years •110 on Apri l 3 1970 and Thomas Runion who passed l W.! y one yea r ago on Apri l 1 197S " ;r l ove !S ll beaut i fu l USE 0 p r.:tno Ph .U6 1192 4 Famtl)l Sale at Centenary Townhous• Monday only. Apr~ I 5, 10 6 30 p m Something for everyone 1~~~ g arden -;. unsh .n e of Qerfect peace 1o Sadly m tssed by chi ldren rtn d grandchildren Mr s Kate Dauoer Mrs VIrginia ~, 1per 80 1 N OU L D Ike Ia thank the n y man y frlend .!i n~ • gll ~ RUMMAGE SALE . Selurdey Apr II 3 9 a m to 7 p m Union Hall Upper 2nd Ave and Mil l Creek Rd Clothing fishing rods shoes sm appliances drapenes and other mrsc l!ems Walch for signs 781 ----------"-----5 FAMILY Carpo rt Sale d of Thanks no rs and re lat1v es tor lh e•r Saturd ay at Centenary 9 t ill 5 -- 7e 2 '"-- --- --"----- x •n dness dur1ng the recent 5 FAMILY Yard Sa te Frl and Sat Apr 2 and 3 Krmer death of our loved one Do le Rd Off 218 Watch tor SIQnS f) Roth g eb Sp ec tlll thank s 7e 2 L Cl aude Mtller for h is ff •c. •enl s ~ rv lc e R<!v tred H oll ey and Rev Dan GARAGE SALE Apr il 2 9 to 1 and 4 to 8 April 3 9 to 8 SSl ~ lt>s fo r their co nsoi lll{,l Jackson P1k ~ children s u r d s the Le mley s the c lothi ng srzes 0 to .t o ry an1st Gall!a County Maternity clothes toys V o lun t eer Emergency m rsc 1tem~ 1 Jd d Amenc11n Red Cro ss 7e 2 H.J all wh o se nt c: erd s tood flow er s or helped rn any Your kindness wil l YARO SALE 21 Ga lloe Sl "' i1Y Fr t and Sa t 10 to ? P \ • r be forgott en Can ce ll ed rf ra n Clfohmg Dale Rothgeb n smr ly stove odds and ends ao ' n ') II to C'Xp ros~ our tce r e lll cH\kS 10 our m my lr ends and rclat l\ICS durm g c1.1 r r ec f'nl sorr ow en th e • 11th Of our be loved son i::lnd !!it or n er James Dan rei r- ore man to Re\1 Grover G Tu rner and Rev Elbert D ir h t; o tor lh err co nsoling Jt ds of cam fo rt to lht ~ aflbearers . to all who sent ooct cards, te legram s, lf il l off erings to Waugh ti alley Wood Funerel Ho me h r the effi cient servrces l'lnd tns of kindness especra!ly H I<.S IO Mr s GrOLJ fH r nc.r M<Jy God bles s eac h oJn d everyone of vou M r~ Earnest ne R:evels F .:'f"'1 ly 80 I Opportumt1es SO LAR DEALERS WANTED ~r NESS M E N en d or n ted 1ndlv rdua(s Ne urt r v Sl! !lmg up dealers. hrps 0 111 0 to m arket our rew H F urnace OlJr J! ~111ne back yard S1y lcd !.; t nace~ s i aoftoolsh~d l s r m ost elus l 1ng hom es as ,.., r ew t1ome s Furna ce 1' ts for$ '} 495 Deater ship 1 rrc e $? 926 tor demon ' "r fur l'ia ce Si"l l" 'i r ,, rrng trarnlng ha nd .JU UkS and other necessarv m~tena l In rep l ying to this and 11d stat e qua tlfl ca ttons r'l ted ur ea To get c11 t st 1r 1 of a demand nu 1Cm pn one 614 947 5337 to lfi iC Solar r Sun Trap P 1 HOl' 11 22 Ctl rllt colhc 0 1 60 1 eo 1 ~1 1sc. Sales r- r, f\ GE SALE SA T April 9 tr r 5 I \.I ro om f urn rlufe G E e leoc stove clothrng mel "'b Y cmd children!; 8 frilck 1 r- s A vo ns depre ss1on r,s , tots ot m sc tt erns P 1one .U6 7427 773 - -- - - - - - - - - GARAGE SALE Friday and l HURS DAY t;tll urd av Rt 160 at r q re en n3 1\. - ra ~ e 7e 2 lost GE RM A N Sheph er d 5 mos bl ack and tan ch ldr en s pet , vlcm• IY of Gravel H ill Rd If found ca I 367 0424 2500R LARGE dirt bike an y condttron .U6 1216 80 1 p~ano USED SALE 1965 Ford Econollne pickup truck 6 cyl stondord rebuilt engine S350 Ph 256 1424 78 J 80 1 power fme 5hape, See Mr Shaw upsta~rs 919 2nd Av-e 10 to .e 1 ? ACRES., ot land suitable to butld on locatton near Ho l zer Medlcol Ce nt er (Near Ro dney ) Wnte Box 405 co Ga l llpolrs Dal l y Trtbune 78 6 -------------1974 NOVA Hatchback 6 cyl engme auto trans vmy l roof radial t rre s 23 ml per gal 19 6 - --------------. SMA L L bu lldoier w bl ade good c ondlhon reasonab le d46 2970 S2 49S 388 8488 776 1971 MUSTANG Mach I arr P S 0 a uto trans tow mlleeoe . Sl 79S 388 e<88 76 6 776 JUNK auto and scrap metal 1972 FOR 0 R:ang~r 11, ton Ph 388 8'776 PICkup Ph 256 6574 76 If 776 - "'" ---------- WANTED TO BUY MAY TAG or Speed Queen 1973 GRAN Torino Sport V 8 Au to PS P.B AC viny l roof wrrnger washers dead or 4-46 6548 after 4 p m atrve Ph 446 7398 79 12 76 tt 72 FOR O L TO Air 1 owner act ual m lleage $1 _~ 995 1969 Chevel le 9 pass wagon SALESMAN Ethrcal very clean with arr $795 Preces ton Tools Com 1966 International 1 ton mtss.lon Continen t al 1221 small duals new bed and Hartzell Stre et New Haven new sto ck ra ck look s and lndtan a .t6774 real good Sl 000, 1966 19 1 runs Fo rd Prckup wit h ne w cam per top $725 Ph 446 WE A RE now taking ap 7436 plrcattons for 1,1 part s man at 19 3 Gallipolis Tr actor Ph A46 1044 or 4.46 3722 1972 IMPALA ac ps, pb Help Wanted 19 1 EDUCA TIONAL sal es Sa les person wanted for full t rme Sa lary and postt on commtssion Ce ll 446 ~361 for rntery 1ew auto 2 dr exc SI 600 Ph 256 143 9 cond 19 2 -------------- ~t - ------~ - --- RUMMAGE SALE THURSDAY April 1 thru rues day Ap,.ll 6 39 Texas Rd 10 t il S 77• NTiC GA RAGE SALE : ro rn lng all sizes household ri" ms etc 10 ·oo a m til l ;:' rn Aprrl 2 and 3 Rl 141 at Centenary ~ 78 2 s -- ---- ------- -P ROt ECT YOUR LOVED ONE ••,• t h a complete f1 re ula r m system. '49.95 Appliance Serv1ce A~pllenct> Ph and L & A 446 ~98 74 If ,- 8 •. ------------ -----.---- --------------MOBILE HOME 12x60 ' 2 BR 188 9022 AC end W&D 100 permo 79 12 plus utll rlles Edge of crty limits on Neighborhood Rd HOWA_R_D Pec'k wate r 446 47 57 78 3 Delrvery day or n1ght 245 - -- - - - - - - - -- - - 9315 br 388 8262 NICE mobile home space at 292 If Rodney -446 3434 or 446 4327 -B ---E-,-~--,- - c- ons x ermma 1 ng o - ---------- -- SWAIN AUCTION BARN ----"T----- -- For Lease - -------------- For Sale SWAIN AUCTION SERVICE TARA Public Sale Monday, April 12 12:30 P.M. -------------- 1 Aulo-safe$-- 367-7250 Senices Offelld ---- --------- Wanted To Do MRS. OITO S. CARTER ... BACKHOE dozer tr enche r work don e at reasonSb te Con tat 1 Srn !h Ex rat co cavattnQ Ph <t4 63 9SI 77 1f F A D SO N lawn and shrub service larg e area co n trected Ph 379 2114 793 • 6 ROOM hou se gar gard en available Apr I l Wr.t~ to Box 406 co G~lllpolls Der ly Tr.bune 74 It 80 1 ------------CHR YS LE R Newpo r l Royal eKtra clean ps pb ar r vinyl top 388 9969 -$ LEEPING Room ra te Gallia Hotel 201 If FARM SALE --- - ---- -----~ APRIL 9 11:00 A.M. 19 6 19 1 CONSIGNMENT SALE APRIL 10, 1976 11:00 A.M. West of Racme, Oh1o on State Route 124 PUBLIC SALE SAT. APRIL 10-12:00 NOON FARM MAQUNERY Allt s Chalmers tractor WC com plete wlth .::ult rva tor s 'flel tver and pu ll ey 2 - 1.1 plq Ns on r ubber 8 ft d ts c 12 !t tl h~Hrow C(1"c stngk cullt pa ckcr C1sc 13 hole .P n dnll on r ubbf.lr ex cellent G.,Ondlti on J D manu,.e rl'•i{h•r 2 vJttgon s on n ,tbber \~t lh 16 ft fl ats 1 steel w heeled wagon anv il and forge Boggs polato grllder potato plow si ngle shovel plow corn sheller milk cart on rubber 8 tt fis h ing bo11t platform scales ce menl rn >.er w rth gas motor pu ~h carl wtt h good sol 1d buggy \ ""' (Is 5 hp Hom cco r cl rng mower 26 m cut 9tde r I V~' 'Y r,,ke ? ,1 l urnmum sl or rn door s hog feeder 24 rh qtr m ..1n1 otrrr r'tlt lS 1150 I H Grmder m1xer l1k~ new , Fertilizer spreader, drag harrow. post hole d1gger, brush h ogs, baler w1th kicker , disc harrows, f1 e ld c ho p p E! rs . mower c ond mowing mac h me, plows, corn planters. loaders, left po les . and many ot her' m1sc e qu1pment and any other lhtng to be cons1gned on day of sale. CARNAHAN AUCTION CO. D. SMITH 949-2033 J. CARNAHAN ' 949-2708 L. DONOHUE lt~tm Mc Ne1ll Aucti onerr Pete, Clerk I w rth wa ter under pres sure J other ponds 3 c tstern s 2 sprmgs 2 drilled we ll s 122 II deep real good fence land la ys le\lel to r ol l mg so me woods 1-40 acres trllable Mergs Local Schoo l M eigs County Scrpro Townsh ip Terms $10 000 00 on day ot sale ba lance wtth m Thtrty days, posseSSI On of land on closrng 30 days on homes lnsp ect1 on and fman crng con tac t Ross Auction Co 513 981 4560 or owne rs 4 Tractors 1974 Farmall tractor 666 dresel 505 hrs w td e front rear & Iron! we ights like new 1973 Farma ll454 D 1136 hrs d1esel w1 de Iron! tra ctor 1965 Farmall 460 diesel lractor weights, heal hou ser 196• Far mall B 414 dresel tractor w rde front weights Farm Machmer y 742-3049 TERMS- CASH Not responsttile for acc1dents or property Lunch Available <I COMPLETE DISPERSAL LOCATION From Galhpolts, Oh1o take Rt. 35 West to Rodney Turn right on the Rodney Bidwell Road, go appro• 4 miles. Watch for S1gns. FARM EQUIPMENT 3Tractors 1970 I H 444(0),1967 Farmall656(0),1959 460 (0) I H 4 14lnch 5 14 Inch plows with tall wheel , lmco 10 fl l'(heei disc 4 row I H Cultivators, 10 fl harrow. 2 row rotary hoe. 17 hole J 0 Van Bauran gram drill, No 56 I H corn planter, No 2 M H mounted p1cker No 76 McCormick Combine 7 fl head, Aerovent grain dryer (gas) 27 Inch fan, No 430 1 H wire lie baler, No 990 I H mower conditioner No 100 I H Oyna Balance mower, No 35 I H rake. Farmhand grinder miXer and sheller, 5 hay wagons 3 wlth20ft beds, I H No 1501 manure loader 1100Gal better built hquid manure spreader (like new) , New Idea P T 0 manure spreader. 8 row 2 pi hitch sprayer, Mayrath 40ft elevator, 24 fl hay conveyor, 24 inch grain augers, 2 ton Calhoun fertilizer spreader. 3 PI blade and post hole digger, 16ft Tandem trailer, 275 Gal tueltank with pump, 1968 I H ,_. Ton Pickup , 1964 I H Cabover 200 tractor with 3S fl stainless steel !railer 60 fl Clay auger and teed bunk with 3 H p motor, several wooden feed bunks, 4 wheel liquid molasses tank hay racks, 4-12 hole hog feeders with tast Iron bottoms , air compressor, Sm idley steer Stuller, Star calf creep. welder. McCulloch 10 10 chain saw watering tanks tence posts, wire, tools & ot~er loss ·,f ,, CA,TTLE 40 Angus Cows with Calves 2 Reg Angus Bulls. 31 Angus Feeder Cattle we1ghing !rom 550 to 950 lbs These Cattle will sell April 6 at 8 00 PM at the Ohio Valley Livestock Co Special Grass Cattle Sole B K HIGLEY & SON, OWNERS TERM5-CASH LUNCH SERVED TOMMY JOE STEWART, AUCTIONEER Galllpoll•, Olllo Phone 446·3941 Not respor"ble for accident. or loss of property I ' ~ 74 Dodge Dart 2 dr, HT ..................~ . 1 3095 74 AMC Hornet 2 dr, HT, <auto., power, air 1300i5t 74 Dodge Colt Stw..............•.•,•...•... a·,n,. • 73 P~mouth Gran Coupe, power, air....... '289!St 73 Dodge Dart 2 dr, HT, auto., power .... 12695 • 73 Javelin, AMX 2 Dr. Hdtp ................ '"'""'' .. 73 Olds Custom Cruiser Wagon, air, power, ·auto.......................... ........ 12795 73 Ford Maverick, 2 dr, HT, Std. Shift, 4 .' "... .. ~ . n :). "~ .' ' i ' ~ t ! ~ .. ... l ~ • ••~ ; •... ... ,, t' ...• " . ·- . '; t •\ t " ·~ ~ . • .' .. • '. ".' ~ " ., 1 IHC FH cui!Jvators IH C 2x 14 plow, 3 poml Case 3c14 plow 3 poml John Deere 3 dJSc plow 3 poml Howard Rotavator PTO 3 pomt AC no till corn planter 2 row like new IHC 420 PTO twme baler 2 yr old Nl side delivery rake IHC 7 II 3 point tractor mowe r Bush hog 6 II IHC 2 row cor n pl anler I HC 8 It double disc Two row Rotary hoe NH Custer Hay cond itiOner I HC No 50 Chopper corn head I HC 350 Chopper corn and hay head l1ke new John Deere 115 Chu ck forage wagon Couey Forage wagon I HC No 51 Forage wagon IHCPTOblowerNo 56 IH Ccorn pJCkerl PR PTO Dearborn 14 1 gra m dnll on rubber weed sprayer & pump Roper power pos t d1gger Dearborn flat bed wagon , Ford rear blade 2 wheel trailer New Hol land 130 bus PTO manure spreader , portable elevator & electrr c motor , Patz 30 ft elevator w rth 220 electric motor mi scel laneous Wtnpower tractor dnven a lternator 120 240 \/Oits Forney model 275 wrelder Homelite 2000 cha m saw Gravely power mo wer & rrdmg & cultrvators ltke new 220 heater 2 space heaters, belt s. 61!2 bus Kenworthy seed co rn portable a1r compressor . 11re changer wa ter pump 220 electric motor three trafl er axles , Honda CB 100 of ' . •• • \-; ; ~ ' I·~I ~ rw· 4t I~ · ., ,. . - 1 !· 1 • ' . c• ~ ,; •t .•• ~ ' ! 85 head •Holstem cows large high producing cows ln various stage of lacta flons They re all m good condition. good udders Ages young to 6 yrs old average, 20 Hoi stems open to bred heifers ThiS herd of I. ¢ cattle ments your Inspection Hea lth papers r ecords on day of Sille ~ Da1ry Equipment Mueller 1000 gal slam steel bulk lank l1k e ne w 5 HP •••"' _ com pres ser. Mueller automat.c washmg Chore boy ptpe ltne 4 unit s com presser 2 couches Household Goods end tables, coftee table system lamps AUctioneers TRUCKS 1975 Dodge Pickup VB, automatic. On~ 7,000 miles. ........................... ~4095 1975 Dodge Pickup 6 cyl std. shift ......13295 72 Ford Pickup VB, std. shift. Choice of 2 1 0. 0 I I 0 0 10 1 I 0 I 0 1 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 O 2395 72 lntematilllal Pickup .................... '1895 Au tomati c 16,()1)() Extra sharp GALLIPOLIS, OHIO .Real Estate for Sale 2 ACRE lot with rural water, 10 miles down R t 1 Ph 379 79 3 6 ACRES vacant land In Green Twp 800 ft road frontage/ ,.ural water, 446 4216 , .r.l CHEV 1 ton flat bed for lete model pickup 256 603e 79 3 80 3 --·---r·--·--·--·-- 65 ACRES, 6 RM end bOih, 7 head of cows, some farm machinery, 6'h mile from Gelllpolls on good road Ph 367 om 78 )12 6 ROOMS bath garagt barn . 2 outbuddlngs 1 acre SIS 000 2 ecres sn 000 l•vel ~nd 70 12 I I I _..J' ~ Call 1 286 S820 IN,TOWN Nrce modern 3 BR horne ready to move Into, large kitchen, plenty of cablnel~. el ec • range w hood , disposal dishwasher, large util ity room , .4 rooms carpeted , natural gas heat, cen tral air lot s1ze 80Kltl0 , located 206 K Ineon Drive Can finance Ph .446 1171, after S p m call 446 2573 VAN Air, s tereo tope, avtomatic, bed , refrigerator, • Good Times ' c ustom package Super Nice p wlndows, seats. new Prem $3295 60 LATE MODEL CARS IN STOCK package Realty, 32 State Tel. 614446-1998 0 J ~eal WHITE RD - 3 BR home on seven lot rle ar Ctlry Total e le c tnc 20 ><12 OU ibUIIdtng $24 500 l ~n t hs A 3 BR hom e near Rio Gra nde Total eleclrtc a c 21 , baths ba semen t frr ep lace S45 000 5 mdes fr:om Hol zer 3 BR home & lgl $16 500 Villager 65~<12 3 BR M Home and lot $11 SOO 69 K. rrkwood S5 x 12 3 BR M Home wllh all ached rooms on 11 ) a lot for $15 000 5 rooms and -bath In ctly \1 000 OHIO RIVER REALTY INC. m REDUCED VACANT LAND- Smoky fen ced at Centerpoint 2 m1les off 279 Phone 682 6944 75 6 -------------- PLYMOUTH Duster 2 door 8 cy l , 318 v 8 standard shill, radio less lhan 13 000 miles, dark qreen - Row Rd 1 ml off St R:t Dted calls tor 15 A ns <more like 25 A 1 10 A tillable. Dr well and Septic Tank Lots of Ad trontage Price 110 ooo U a la1< 1e CORA BEAVER RD A most hlll w tlh fertrle bottom Or ce 112 soo 1974 FORD ~ 40 some well very nice 14x70 mobile home, has 3 bedrooms, fully carpeted 2 baths. large fam lly room wilh firep lace, fully furnished Price right at $19 900 Prlct reduced no fair oHer refused NIce 3 bedrooms, bath partial carpet, fenced IOI Prlct 113,000 Good buy fQr home or property IN TOWN - 500 lnvestmtnt Very nlcf 3 bedroom home bath nat gas heat utility room, carport This property hat had e»ecellent care Price " tnte rlor V8 automat1c P S P B, fact a<r RACCOON CR liD - 29 *3195 A with frontage on both the Ct~eek and R:d 2 Ml ott Rt 7, 2 water taps paid and 2 good bldg sUes and se~eral camp sites Lot Is fenced 1914 CHRYSLER COUNTRY AIR ESTATES ful lmrerlal LeBaron. 4 door. Near new 6 rm • B I'Level brick and frame, Elec fur, Cen'Air, 1'h baths. Kit & family rm paneled, copper plumbing, K II has 0 W range 1nd d isposal th is house has extra large rms II• rm 15'M22 an(t bd rms suitable for ~lng size furniture Located on 112 A lot Priced at replacemen t co5t power with a1r less than 21 000 miles dark blue w1th white leather overslufled sea t w1th viny l r"'ll '5595 'to ton Cheyenne, aJJio , P s , Like new 1974 FORD DODGE P S, vinyl roof, maroon In color. 1 owner EUREKA Good 3 lero• gereoe,, nice lot Good buy lor .. 4 SOO . BIDWELL - Good homo with 3 bedrooms, bath, garage countv wDter, garden space Price dis and selt clean w rth Rotisserie ..This has many unique ures c!Jnd can be bought less than replacement 72 CHIVILLI Malibu Station Wagon, air, p S, p 8, 3<1,000 m Ilos • 70 CHIVY NOVA MUSTANG 2 Dr 6 cvl , stand shill • v.w. Fastback, 4 SP', radio, blue with grey Interior Nice 71 DODGE 72 DODGE Polara 4 dr S.dan Special Challenger . 340 eng In•. auto tr.ans '11 ' OVER 60 NICE CLEAN I«TE ATHAM AVE 20251;, IE•Ir'e nice 5 rm frame oc: :;:- · approx 12 vr old 1 carpet over H w s. new F A gas lfl<rnoce & copper plum atl out bldg Price V8 3 sp, new aluminum wheels radio ·r DR - 2 yr young P 1 bath s cen air clean O\len dish 1w•asnt~r . disposal and Big lot Don t ludge au tsl de appeiHllnce _________ ____ _ TRUCK SPICIALI 1974 FORD ~ 100 Custom , red and while, red interior. 6 cyl, If you oro standard, looking for a nice place with acreage, look this over Lovely _. bedroom home, bath with showtr, radio, 4 new tires. lull wheel covers, step bumper, western ml•'rors. local , low nice klfchen wlfh buill In r.anoe and oven , tor~ed a ir furnate, lovely shag ~erpet " Located In city school district clou to Tycoon Lake This won't GALliPOLIS 44!3273 Camping Equipment AKC Oob erman stud 5ervlce .446 4654 ton' Fiat. with 24" wcx1'f1!1rt Red and rust Call ....... 49 If 14'1> foot steel .. - buy for S7 500 GALLIPOLIS CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Pets 1950 FORD f·500 rubber A land -close to RIO Grande, cltv school dist rict Good TO 1639 EASTERN AVENUE *2795 • $l1 :900 5 ACRES - Lovely tract Of BOARDING & AKC PUPPIE< K & P Kennels 388 8274 1 Ri 5.54 J;, m I east of Porter 305 It -------------AKC Newfoundland puppies. K & P Kennel• 388 8274 76 If PINE RIDGE COLLIES AKC Reg Collie pup s Sable and w; rte 256 1267. ' 307 If Tra~el Mollie Homes fer S. STARCU,T fillers fold down1, mini motor homes Camr. Conlty starcraft Slln. R 62 N ot PI Pleuant 78 II TRAVEL trailers , see 'the No 1 seller In tht USA Smith a Honda Soles, St Rl r. Gall lpoll• Dhlo <46 2240 62 If -------------- ;:------------ Pets 2 A K c reg Basset hounds mel•. 3 yrs old. sso Ph 2197 4~6 ' HAVE A LUCRATIVE BUSINE$5 FOR SALE, COME IN AND DISCUSS WITH ME ANY HR 4U 1991 1 PLYMOtmt CARYLON'S Poodle Selon eppo1n1men1 Ph 4~6 19~4 'IOARDINO, AKC WISTY. AltD PUG PUP, CIRCLI t' KENN!L, RT 141, 444 4124, 281 II Professional grooming and ------~----.---.,... IRIARPATCH KINNELl by oppl 3e8 901 3 ------------- • "TRJ STAT.E Mobile Homo homes. I, 10, 12. Wldlt Ph ~•6 7572 Blink flnonclnt. ' -------------- :10611 !CON~MIZI on futl, underpin your Moblte htme and aathar for safety. Fo•1•r Mobile Home Str· vlu, u•-2713, or llmtr tO Skidmore 446·347! BOBBI s Poodle Boullque Professlonll groof'l'lng by -------------- MOUNTAIN STATE atRYSI.£R USED MOIILI HOMII Cell 576 2711 67 tl Cltar'and• S1le, uald mobile PROWLER 1111 last lono at S3S,900 WE BUY, SELL, TRADE I s 70 FORD 1972 S31 600 Douv Wtlhtrholt 44t ~244 Earl T Wlnt•n 44t 3121 741UICK Century Luxus, 2 dr H T Sherp auto , P S, P e . eir cond '1 Lovely oil Evenln111 Call John Fulfer 44' U27 lee Johnson 2Si 674G 4 dr , air, P S , P 8 6 cyl , auto, olr cond electric ranch 3 bedrooms, farge tam lty room with flreploce, futly carpeted, ll!lrgt garage Louted close to Cheshire Price 31 ACRES - 74 CHEVY IMPALA 72 PLY, DUSTER big kll equipped wllh $14 900 2'1> ACRES - PS 74 FORD MUSTANG 207 KINEON- Nlct ronch bed,.ooms home, nice bath, 6 cyl • auto II local car auto , p LOVELY BRICK RANCH MILLCREEK RD- Good Cvstom Pickup V 8 stand shill Classic 2 dr H T, only 24,000 miles air. P S , P B , till wheel Dart Sport 6 cyl , auto, $16 000 home with 2 bedrooms, hardwood floors furniture Included price $15,300 PS 1974 DR - • yrs old frame w !th cedar lsl•d ln•g , 6 big rms 2 full p lenty storage ltv I, cen air , walls led and dry wall 100 Acrylon carpel1 elec $34 soo Custom deluxe , 6 cyl , auto '3695 elec A corner I ~J.li~~;_S~~~J garmid7 with 40s Same as new 3 bdrm Mobile home full fur nlshed, elec furtl cen a r underpinned, metal storage bldg and located on a large lot Price $12 900 75 CHEVY 74 FORD 72 DODGE All br ick wlth flnlsh~d family also new tam lly ,.m main floor 16 x 24 wltn F P 3 bd rms , 1'h •o w .. BILL door 4 hard top yellow llnish black vinyl roof , blatk MERCERVILLE AREA- This Is e TOWN ' w i th everything, SIO 800 IN Price ne 000 GALLIPOLIS CHRYSLERPLYMOUTH• 1974 •·~'''"'"-' s heat Cen air, full Owner says sell this nice l bedroom home with bath, full basement gllraoe House has nice aluminum s rdeng Good buy for EWINGTDN - 1! ~·····*******••···,~~r******·•·,~~~~**~~nf Goodies lnclud• RT 35 - 446-3434 PRICE .Sunday Shoppers Welcome Come In and Browse Around All Pri ce S12 000 Offlce Ph 446 1694 Evfltllngs Charles M Nul446 1S46 J Mtchael Neal 446 1503 Sam Neal , 446 7358 2 Dr , 2000 e~~~~~~~; Capri .4 sp radio , r ec l l bucket seats, brown brown interior. wheels brick, 2 yr otd beauty, 6 rms all carpet 1112 baths etec B 8 heat (high bill 0 w Ots Stove, Refrig & Drapes, 2112 car gor with Elec dr House has 14SO sq ft llv area and Is located on 1 A flat lot Realty Monaco 2 Or , v 8. auto P S, P 0 , speed co ntrol AM FM blue w1lh dark blue vlnyllop 27 000 miles Real cream pull 70 12 MASSIE S1031 yerd Price $26,000 sale or rent Two large lots closed In, suitable tor mobil~ home , plenty shade new l 000 go I sepllc t1nk 2340 -------------- with l bedroom s bath with shower, ut111ty rm ~ car port nice fenced In back 78 6 l lURONADO AM F M stereo, air, miles 1973 DODGE - Looking tor I n ice home for your family 3 b~rooms , w~ baths. fully carpeted central air 2 car garage, nice lot f)rlce CARROLL NORRIS DODGE ------~---·--·---·-- to come early We will be se lling both furn1lure and machinery at one time Terms Cash on da y of sale Lunch Served Please Keep Th is Ad John E Ross ~ Ph 446 4127 bedroom su1te complete, dresser', va n tty lamps, 3 chests stereo radio & record player fru rt tars, what not s~ di shes other sm a ll dems Also R1fz C,.aft 10x50 Mobrle Home furnished Note a real clea n sa le Plan Rt 4 Pom eroy / Ohto 72 Dodge Polara Sta Wag., power, air ..... '2695 72 Dodge Coronet, power, air ............... '2695 72 ChiYSier Newport 2 Dr., power, air ..... 12595 72 Dodge Demon, 2 dr HT, power, air..... 12295 72 Opel1900, 4 dr., sedan.~ .............. ·zus:,.t 72 Datsun 2 dr, Coupe ..................... 12095 72 Torino 2 dr HT, auto., power ............ 12295 72 Chevrolet Chevelle 4 dr, power, ail ...... ~1895 72 Dodge Colt 4 dr, sedan .................. '1995 71 Dodge Monaco 4 dr, power, air ......... '2195 71 Ford LTD, 4 dr, sedan, power, air....... .'2195 71 Plrmouth Satellne, 2 dr, power ......... 11895 71 Dodge Dart 2 dr HT, power, air ........ ,12195 71 Dodge Dart 2 dr, HT, AIR ........... .. , 12195 71 Dodge Dart 4 dr, sedan, 6 cyl... ....... 11895 71 Dodge Dart 2 dr, 6 cyl.................. '1795 71 Ford Pinto 2 dr Runabout ............. 11695 70 Dodge Polara 4 dr, power, air........... '1495 70 Ford Galaxie 2 dr, power, air ........... ,'1395 . new oak 4 pc bedroom suite box spring s & matlress new . half bed, box spr ing s & matlress. 2 3 pc SAMUEL LEWIS 6 cyl••. •..••. ..••....•...•...••••..••••••...•. 52495 .. . r ock er 2 recl iners, sewing machtne 2 15x l5 wool rug s 2 oa k charrs desk bookcase lamps. floor lamps child's rocke r magazme r ack clocks cage. 2 organs Truetone a nd Magnus , anjrque mantle clock 12 ga shotgun , F"""rr9r da tre was her & dr yer Maytag wr mger was her smk gas hea ter , metal wardrobe Frlgrdatre refr rgerato r Amana 25 cu ft refrigerator 2 Slokerma!J c stoves antlqu~ cupboar"' miles, PS •...•••.. ..••..• •....•. ..•• ..••• ....•13695 ~ oak sweeper complete 3 sets of Encyclopedoas Hobart piano and bench , 4 odd c ha1rs desk and chaJr file cab<net , 2 metal shelvmg addmg mach me b<rd and USED CAR SPECIALS ~ cnb pole crib Sx8x32 2 large ponds back of bu ldmg Items too numerous to mention Apprentic~ ROBERT C ROUSK-Letart, W Va Farm located I milt ibove Philip Sporn Plant, Graha m Station, W Va unloaders plus 60 It feed bunk Palz all leadjng to deluxe mter ior 18 112 ACRE J'astur e WOOdS 2000ft roa front 4•h mlles VA FHA 30 yr loans , Park out ot Jackson Old 6 room Mortgage 77 E State house. bath fuf nac.e, needs Athens Ph S92 3052 some repa ir underlaid with coal For quick sate S1.5 ,000 , 79 2 75 Ford Pinto Stw., auto, 6 c~. 5,000 •.. 50x64 pole buildmg 150x40 cem ent patiO new M orton 45x60 bu d d rng 24)(48 mach tne shed new 48x:60 m ac'hi ne shed wt t h BOO bus 1973 OlDS FOX, TUDOR red viny l Maverick 2 door hard tor. 6 cyl auto, P S. dark go d paint light gold vi nyl root. REAL ESTATE LOANS t. .. Mar etta 14x40 srlo w 1th Patz 1 tires Nice Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale ~ '•' $4195 GMAC & BANK FINANCING • 290 Acre Grade A Da JrY Farm Se lls at 1 p m Thi s Fa rm has been 1n lhJS fam1ly for 24 Manetta 14x60 stlo leather seats, roof Gron Pr ix, air, P windows lope silver, blaCk top, •76 Buick limited trade thlt W. .k Air cond • automatiC', Rallye II wheels AM FM 6900 miles E~pect the best' $3995 windows silver dark red THE CORNER OF ROUTEs 2 & 35, PT. PLEASANT, •,.• •. •e w1lh 56 free stalls ce.menl floor and wafer 26x52 w1t h 6 It over hang pol e bulldmg cement 18x70 2 yr old SJio w1th black lnlenor L"'s than 23 000 miles ~ordoba 2 door, hard top V 8 auto, P S , P B lacl atr power seats power BETWEEN THE SILVER BRIDGE AND SHADLE BRIDGE AT ... . Located 12 m1les nor th west ol Pomeroy 15 miles Sou th of Ath ens off Route 143 at Ha r risonvt ~ l e, East J mtles Fol low Auctron Stgn s on srde cement floor a nd water whtte P steering sport wheels. sold new lor SlSOO 00 Atr cond • automatic, · ;j! 290 Acre Da1ry Farm- Da1ry Cows 4 Tractors- Farm machmery Household Goods- Mob1le Home THURSDAY, APRILB.l976 BEGINNING AT 10 AM Lunch Served feeders 40x60 square post bulldm!! 40 fr ee sta ll s 16x20 roof 1974 PONTIAC 1975 AMC PACER X 1975 FORD I= lOS Head Holstems weekly 80 3 $. ~ all uttlltres Block mtlkhouse 20x48 wtth feed storage over head 8 cow herrtnQb one Clav oushbutton Grandville 4 dr H T, v a a<r, p s . p e black vinyl 1975 CHRY..SLER CHRYSLER, NEW YORKER 4 DOOR, NEWPORT, . SWINGERS, CHARGER, VOLARE', ASPEN, SCAMP, CORDOBAS • = = ' w1 th full bath also H1llcrest 12x64 Mobil e Home w1 th ON DISPLAY .i 25611 years Improvements Ranch hom e buil t m 1973 Bric k & Frame 3 bedroom s close ts l rLJmg room modern bu t It tn k rfc hen full bath all el ect r. c attached garage full basement Plus a 1112 st ory f ra me hom e. 7 rooms 1975 MONlA 2 PWS 2 1973 PONTIAC • e... COMPLETE AUCTION II ----------- --mv~ ROLLIN G lawns seed 1nd fertlllzertng lawns 4<16 073 4 RELIABLE CALL 256 634 2 264 II 1 PM TO. 6 PM ·~ g 'HOOF IN G alummum siding tr ee es t mates Call 256 6364 motorcycle tractor char ns log cha ms bra ce & brts brooms, shovel s for ks p tpe d1es diggers hoes fen ce wrenches ladder s powe r saw hand saws ba rb w ire piast re prpe wagon ttr es tor ch & gauges~ plu s oth er small ttems 1800 bus ear corn 1968 CHE V Bel A rr J07 eng•ne Eng IU S! ov erhau l ed ref ps pb 245 5515 HANGING AND PAINT lNG FAST AND NDAY CAR J MOUNTAIN STATE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH -------------- - -- ---- - ------ - ------------- i.... --------------- -- -- -------- Gallipolis State Institute <46 8603 30 11 - - i---- - -------- Plumbing & Heating For Rent 2.d Hour Sehir~ ,Anythmg m etec tncuv co tlU offered ser~ 1 ces fer Fire Insurance co~erage In Gallla County to,. a lm ost a century Far ms homes and personal property coverages are ava !able to mee t Individual needs Contact Emmett Church your neighbor enQ agent PEN = - surance surance Co has offered servtee5 tar Fire lnsun~n ce CUSTOM REMODELING , 20 years e~~~;perrence 368 6308 coverage In Gallla County New dry walt ceiling with 'T;.-,.t.AILER spaces located ln for almo st a century sw.rl or lexture design s Cheshire ready for hook up Farms homes and personal 80 6 Olher dry wall reparr , vrnyl Phone 167'0505 proP.er ty coverages are -....--~ --- ---- -302 11 wallpapering new baths available to m~et lnd1V1dual THURMAN new kitchens Anvthmo tn needs Contll ct Foster FURNITURE MFG r{ -:=ru7~fh';dh;u~e- ;d;lt'S remodetlng or repw LI~WIJ your neighbor and FACTORY only SllS Ph .446 0338 11 r t agent REUPHOLSTERING 80 tf 7. . - - -1-t:i&T"oPslioP"r Quality WorkmlmShlp 10 Pet Discount on all Fabrics TRAILER- celir;46)3s8- Custom Built Roof Trusses FREE ESTIMATESRENTALS eo 3 TV REPAIR$& Eorm rca Coun I ertq_p_s__ _~ PICK UP DELIVERY PICTURE TU~E Ca blnel s Cool v nTe - ------oJliO: --~----------=.. FOR THE BEST PRICES SPECIALISTS OFF I CE spa-ce for rer'lt 667_3186 IN TOWN HARTWELL ELECTRONICS downtown Ph 446 0008 2)6 If "CALLJ67 0494 2455365 237 tf 6e If 60 If CO U GHENOUR Water SLEEP ING Rooms weeki >; Del1very 446 3962 446 4262 BOB Lanes Com plete Book ra1 es Park Centra l Hotel FOR THE BE ST ln- 8 r any t•me keeping and Tax Service chltec.tural des1gn of new 306 11 2441f 431 1h Secon d Ave (Across homes small commerc ra l buildings apts or from Post Offic e ) 0 DAY 7 RM HO USE m Tllurman Ph remod eling wrtlf state ap Golll~olls Ph 446 7900 REFRIGERATION 682 6491 proval of pla n s Bil l Walker Weekly and monthly service 78 3 R EGR IGA R A TIQ~ 1 heatmg 1 6e2 7498 tor commerc ral accounts electric 17 veal"'!!' exp 388 65 If Income Tax Preparation 2 BR DupleX modern 827< L avllable April 10 carpeted 1"58tf 79 1 dozer throughout Couple wllh one EXCAVAtiNG bad.ho e &nd dt tcher CARPENTER work house REG QUARTER st ud ser chtld, sus month U6 1425 78 6 Charles R Hatf re ld Back remodeling Wt rt ng v 1ce L eo&< K rng bre d Call Hoe Ser v1 ce Ru t land Oh10 ptu m btng pa nl rng Ph 446 446 4654 741 2008 or 446 7687 FUR N APT 3 room5 with 2910 '9 If If 40 prlvllte beth sec floor 8.tS J 259 tf 0 2ne1 Ave 446 2215 THOM AS M FAIN NOW OPE:N 78 tf DOZER work excavat ng • EXTER MINAT ING land clea rrn g Ph 446 0051 FOR BtJS1NE55 Ter m rte Pest Conlro l TOBACCO IIASE 1292lb ol IS VINTON 290 If Cement Floor Wheelersburg Ohio cent a lb cll ll 446 0924 Company Basements 77tf PA PER , VINY l garages pa t ros etc Phone WALL YOUR ve,.terdav - It could nav e tloen saved for ever 1969 LINCOL N Coni Mark IV 76 11 T E R M 1 T E S A NT S wtth a portr ait from all power cru se co ntr ol ---- --~,______ WA TE RB UG S V A an dFHA Grov er's Stud1o Call 446 AM FM stereo radiO good s ROOM holfse wtlh ba th full 1nspectlon Call collect I 682 16 6 7'194 Open Tu esdav t res Nee ds som e r epa rs basement wtth garage 6249 R:t 3 Oak Hill , Oh10 Saturdily 10 S unhl 8 p m $1 395 446 0390 LICE N SED rea es tate excellen t location, 6 m lies 62 If on Ttlur H1 JY 13 fl west of Thurman on state - - - - - - - - - - - - - sa lesperson thai wou ld be J5 rt 1nterested rn managlng and route 279 S150 permo Ph COMPLETE remolieti no and 1969 OLOS 4 dr Lu xury opera ! rng a broke r s off rce 682 6010 repa ir servi ce No job too se dan pw ac ps pb atr Call Broker Leo B Hollev 76 6 small Leo B Halley, power low m leage 446 161 S HOI f! Y Rea lly Co 446 4757 - -- - - -- . - - -- - - contractor 446 4757 446 1244 aft er 5 Fo r Mulurum Sec unty USC' 78 3 --- _ _____ _ 2_8_3 65 If Tt l! n ow 1 A•H h ors to P r ot ect 'rout Mob tl c Horn e LADIE S n~ed edloshow Sarah ALBERT EHMAN Coventry Jewetr,y ChOose 1970 L T o Ford runs good C O mj;~I P. I C SHV ICC Call Ron Wa t er De l rve ry Serv1 ce CARTERS PLUMBING S5SO 13 ga Wrnchester your own hour s To p Sktdm orr J19 2B2 or 446 AND HEATING PatriOt Star GaiiJ pOI IS pvm p 446 4255 comm 1SS10n pard Phon e 17 56 Ph 379 211,3 776 Cor Fourth & Pine 416 09 41 or 4416 7195 no tt 243 tf Phone 446 3888 or 446 4477 18 1 165 If 1967 CH-EVELLE Su per Sport 2 FAMILY y11rd sa le April 3 KOTALIC LANDSCAPING DO YOU HAVE PARTY new tires new paints new and 5 1 m ite t rom cr ty Rt RIOGRANDE OHIO GENE PLANTS& SON PLA N EXPERIENCE' set covers 396 cu rn dual 4 141 acro ss. fr om Ga llrpoh s PROGRESSIVE FRIENDLY TOY PARTIE S carburetor 4 sp $500 Call P~UMBfNG - Heating - A ir COMPLETE Vault LANDSCAPING Condltlon e ng 300 Fourth HA S OPENINGS FOR 38 !1 8695 after 5 p m 79 2 SHRUB S TREES, RO CK Ave Ph 446 1637 MAN~GE R S IN YOUR 76 12 GA RDf'N S A LL AREA RECR UITING IS •e It THURM A N House AnlrQues GUAR AN TEED PaltO and EA SY BECAUSE OEM S Furn lur (' strtpprnq re parr pool tand sc;a plng Stone DtWITT S PLUMBING HAVE NO CAS H IN And r efrnlshtng County Rd sa nd tool sh ru bbery AND HEATING VESTME NT , N O 8 Off JS Cl'nte r vll te v llag r. tnmmtng Dum p truck Route 160 at Evergreen C 0 t:• L E C' T I N G 0 R SPRING VALLEY 'J 15 9 <~79 or 215 9532 servtees 245 9131 Phone 446 2735 DEL IVERI NG CALL ao H I 87 If CO LLECT TO CA RO L DA Y GREEN APARTMENTS 187 It - - - - - - -- - - --~5184898 39S or WRITE NE DO ea rp er c lng ~a fe and STA NDARb F RIENDLY HOM E 1 and 2 BR Rents start al pa tnless \10 ln c l udrng Ptumbtng Heat ing PARTIES 20 RAILROAD ea rr ings TaWney s $129 AVE ALB ANY N Y 2\.5 Thrrd Ave 44 6 3782 Jewelers mos 187 If PH 446 1599 80 tf 78 48 ----- -- -- ---BEV IN your spr ing ctca nrng MATURE ADU LT able to by havr nn your ca rp e ls 'we sell onvtt11ng tor coo k c l ean house &nd ex MOB ILE home space for rent 144 SQ FT off tce tn lobby of clea n ed bV be ~ l method 1nvbody at our Aucteon cepl res po n~ 1 brlrty for 446 0008 Lrbby Ho te l S7S mo Call kn own Remove all th e d1rt Barn or In your home For dependent ch1ldr en 4-46 2l11f 446 17 43 Make you r carpet look new 1ntormatron and peckup 92]7 283 If agarn For fr ee esnma te servrce call 256 1?67 78 1 FURN apt adults onty ' ca ll J79 2681 Sate Every Saturday ut tlrt res pd No pets 258 52 If N1ght at7 p m Sta te Sl 446 0085 --------DE A D Stock removed No 792 cha rg e 1..ul l 11 5 r 51-l befor e 12xSO MOBILE home fuel oll, 9arn good cond 446 1425 V2 1l Kenn~th swam Auct 78 6 Corner Th1rd & Olrve TRI COUNTY Spor ts snap A LL TYPES of building Prof ess.tonal arche r y and TOWNHOU5'E materrals block brick re toad rng ~upp il es tJ75 2968 A-PARtMENTS se wer p rpes w rndows 36 If Posrt ton s avarlable for lmtels. etc Claude Wtnters. 2 Bedroom R ro Grande 0 Phone 245 Re giStered Nurses . NO huntm g or tr espassmg on Townhouses 5121 affer s Excellent worktng hour& my prop erty All ee Booten 123 If 11!2 Baths Mm1 n Nuods l~d ~nd fnnge benefits . 776 Contact Mrs Laura Pay Oqly One Uhhty TWO WAV Rod10 S Sales & Cornwell. R N 446 1642 Servrce New & Used CBs "SWEEPER and sewrng Add1son, Ohio pol rce manlrars antennas Exl. 213 . machrne r:eparr -parts and 5 rooms of furntfure 2 For Information Bobs C1t 1zens Band etc suppt res PFt:k up an d bedroom suites, ltvmg RadiO Equrp Georges delivery Davrs vac uum Call Shirley Adktns room su1fe, dmmg room Creek RO..• Gallrpol1s Ohto c re aner 1 1 mt l e up Georges 446 4S17 furmture • w•th 6 chatrs, Cr ee k Rd Ph ' i6 02 91 191) VEGA GT Kam back 212 If 45 If refrtgerator , gas apt sn:e \I J75 446 4742 stove, chma cupboard, 2 80 6 LAWN mower and roto hll ers porch gliders, 2 chairs, 5 ROOM upstarrs apt well - ~---- -------r epair s 1159 Second Av e loca t ed wrth garage and cha01se lounge, lamps, 2 1971 OPEL good co nd 44 6 for sale nrow er s and tel ler s 7SS2 yard Sl~O Ph H6 ow ant1que cha1rs, appliances, BORDER ,.S GARAGE DOOR 446 2SJ I 80 3 eo 6 some d1shware, bottles, Service Commer c ral and 74 !I etc Golf cart, 2 rugs, ReSidential Spec laHzmg In 972 C.RA ND PR IX $2450 BARN 2 si los near 60 acres of curtams operators Local 256 6472 CKC COnd Ph 4-4 6 0979 pastur e w ith pond In the 20 If Por tland area Call 614 865 eo 6 3647 after 6 p m -------~---- -BABYSITT ING rn my home 69 CHEV prckup l{c ton eo 1 PASQUAL-E Ele c trical & 10 Edgemont Drive Al5o sew rng rn m y home campe r special J50 engrne lnsulatmg 103 Cedar St GallipoliS, Oh1o 2004 CtHIIham Ave or ca ll C U MIller R lo Grande TWO Bedroom Housetraller Gallipolis Ph 446 2716 145 5535 Phone 446 1365 446 37 64 John McNe11, Auct 12611 80 s eo J Selwyn While, Clerk 80 1 WILL do bab ysrttrng tn hOm e, Rt 141 Ph 4460671 I REFRIGERATION SA NDY AND BEAVER In FO R u - ;-M-eASSAOOR . . .HT-;-aj;:" PI\ 446 1192 LOW weekly and monthly rates at Libby Hotel .446 1743 2.44 !I ---~--- --- ------ "Mo1oR- H<>Me_ Pt._ 44609s2 78 6 79 3 L05T 78 s " ' Notice I LD like to than k c1 11 rnv n I<, r f'lilt rv eo, n r !J h Jr c; tor the rr fl ow L•rs ana l rds r cc t>ived whrle r was a 1 1 nt ll Ho zc r Medr cat 111 r f. or th e mlnrsl cr s ~ ::. and prayer s. and to he per~o nn et of the hospi ta l Mrs Joe Lurkar t 'l~iness 80 1 YARD SALE no r~ TLP. O!Jr Silent g r t.!l " Y '5 1toep 10 Gods beeUtlfU I 7S CHEVY VAN 350 auto , more CJII after noon each day, 446 1303 PREOOED SA NDY AND BEAVER In O'BRIEN ELECTRIC SERV IC E 31- The Sunday Times • ,, SeiVites Offered SeMces Offered Semtes Offered For Rl!nt Auto Sales Wanted To Buy ... Gordon Setter Puppy 80 If MALE Mole English Cocker Spaniel Puppies Distributor AKC Reo Collie pups melt 256 6~20 ' for Mr Groom Dog, Cit, 1 80 6 horse products Ph 4¥ ~191 1 56 " 27~ ------------- If I&S MOIIILE HOM IS 1976 NOVA 12x50 3 Dr , 111 eleclrlc 1976 •ova 12x60 2 BR tJI electric 1969 1970 1961 1967 1971 1968 1959 Rllzcrafl 12x60 2 Br . Kll 12K47 2 8r Slyle Mar 12x52 2 Br Fleetwood 12•60 2 lr Concord 12k65 M M Com modoot 12x52 M H Colonial 10K50 M H IllS Mobllt Home S.ln Pt PIOISIJt,\ W Vt I mt• -----..-------- -------------- ---------..----- . "• • •' �,. '~ TheSundavTirnes-Sentlnel SW1day,AprU4.1976 ~ or Fast Results Use The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifie~s Memory 1 <1 Misc. Sales MEMORY of our Mom and ad Cora Louotlve Runion llo pa !.$cd ~way 5•)1; years •110 on Apri l 3 1970 and Thomas Runion who passed l W.! y one yea r ago on Apri l 1 197S " ;r l ove !S ll beaut i fu l USE 0 p r.:tno Ph .U6 1192 4 Famtl)l Sale at Centenary Townhous• Monday only. Apr~ I 5, 10 6 30 p m Something for everyone 1~~~ g arden -;. unsh .n e of Qerfect peace 1o Sadly m tssed by chi ldren rtn d grandchildren Mr s Kate Dauoer Mrs VIrginia ~, 1per 80 1 N OU L D Ike Ia thank the n y man y frlend .!i n~ • gll ~ RUMMAGE SALE . Selurdey Apr II 3 9 a m to 7 p m Union Hall Upper 2nd Ave and Mil l Creek Rd Clothing fishing rods shoes sm appliances drapenes and other mrsc l!ems Walch for signs 781 ----------"-----5 FAMILY Carpo rt Sale d of Thanks no rs and re lat1v es tor lh e•r Saturd ay at Centenary 9 t ill 5 -- 7e 2 '"-- --- --"----- x •n dness dur1ng the recent 5 FAMILY Yard Sa te Frl and Sat Apr 2 and 3 Krmer death of our loved one Do le Rd Off 218 Watch tor SIQnS f) Roth g eb Sp ec tlll thank s 7e 2 L Cl aude Mtller for h is ff •c. •enl s ~ rv lc e R<!v tred H oll ey and Rev Dan GARAGE SALE Apr il 2 9 to 1 and 4 to 8 April 3 9 to 8 SSl ~ lt>s fo r their co nsoi lll{,l Jackson P1k ~ children s u r d s the Le mley s the c lothi ng srzes 0 to .t o ry an1st Gall!a County Maternity clothes toys V o lun t eer Emergency m rsc 1tem~ 1 Jd d Amenc11n Red Cro ss 7e 2 H.J all wh o se nt c: erd s tood flow er s or helped rn any Your kindness wil l YARO SALE 21 Ga lloe Sl "' i1Y Fr t and Sa t 10 to ? P \ • r be forgott en Can ce ll ed rf ra n Clfohmg Dale Rothgeb n smr ly stove odds and ends ao ' n ') II to C'Xp ros~ our tce r e lll cH\kS 10 our m my lr ends and rclat l\ICS durm g c1.1 r r ec f'nl sorr ow en th e • 11th Of our be loved son i::lnd !!it or n er James Dan rei r- ore man to Re\1 Grover G Tu rner and Rev Elbert D ir h t; o tor lh err co nsoling Jt ds of cam fo rt to lht ~ aflbearers . to all who sent ooct cards, te legram s, lf il l off erings to Waugh ti alley Wood Funerel Ho me h r the effi cient servrces l'lnd tns of kindness especra!ly H I<.S IO Mr s GrOLJ fH r nc.r M<Jy God bles s eac h oJn d everyone of vou M r~ Earnest ne R:evels F .:'f"'1 ly 80 I Opportumt1es SO LAR DEALERS WANTED ~r NESS M E N en d or n ted 1ndlv rdua(s Ne urt r v Sl! !lmg up dealers. hrps 0 111 0 to m arket our rew H F urnace OlJr J! ~111ne back yard S1y lcd !.; t nace~ s i aoftoolsh~d l s r m ost elus l 1ng hom es as ,.., r ew t1ome s Furna ce 1' ts for$ '} 495 Deater ship 1 rrc e $? 926 tor demon ' "r fur l'ia ce Si"l l" 'i r ,, rrng trarnlng ha nd .JU UkS and other necessarv m~tena l In rep l ying to this and 11d stat e qua tlfl ca ttons r'l ted ur ea To get c11 t st 1r 1 of a demand nu 1Cm pn one 614 947 5337 to lfi iC Solar r Sun Trap P 1 HOl' 11 22 Ctl rllt colhc 0 1 60 1 eo 1 ~1 1sc. Sales r- r, f\ GE SALE SA T April 9 tr r 5 I \.I ro om f urn rlufe G E e leoc stove clothrng mel "'b Y cmd children!; 8 frilck 1 r- s A vo ns depre ss1on r,s , tots ot m sc tt erns P 1one .U6 7427 773 - -- - - - - - - - - GARAGE SALE Friday and l HURS DAY t;tll urd av Rt 160 at r q re en n3 1\. - ra ~ e 7e 2 lost GE RM A N Sheph er d 5 mos bl ack and tan ch ldr en s pet , vlcm• IY of Gravel H ill Rd If found ca I 367 0424 2500R LARGE dirt bike an y condttron .U6 1216 80 1 p~ano USED SALE 1965 Ford Econollne pickup truck 6 cyl stondord rebuilt engine S350 Ph 256 1424 78 J 80 1 power fme 5hape, See Mr Shaw upsta~rs 919 2nd Av-e 10 to .e 1 ? ACRES., ot land suitable to butld on locatton near Ho l zer Medlcol Ce nt er (Near Ro dney ) Wnte Box 405 co Ga l llpolrs Dal l y Trtbune 78 6 -------------1974 NOVA Hatchback 6 cyl engme auto trans vmy l roof radial t rre s 23 ml per gal 19 6 - --------------. SMA L L bu lldoier w bl ade good c ondlhon reasonab le d46 2970 S2 49S 388 8488 776 1971 MUSTANG Mach I arr P S 0 a uto trans tow mlleeoe . Sl 79S 388 e<88 76 6 776 JUNK auto and scrap metal 1972 FOR 0 R:ang~r 11, ton Ph 388 8'776 PICkup Ph 256 6574 76 If 776 - "'" ---------- WANTED TO BUY MAY TAG or Speed Queen 1973 GRAN Torino Sport V 8 Au to PS P.B AC viny l roof wrrnger washers dead or 4-46 6548 after 4 p m atrve Ph 446 7398 79 12 76 tt 72 FOR O L TO Air 1 owner act ual m lleage $1 _~ 995 1969 Chevel le 9 pass wagon SALESMAN Ethrcal very clean with arr $795 Preces ton Tools Com 1966 International 1 ton mtss.lon Continen t al 1221 small duals new bed and Hartzell Stre et New Haven new sto ck ra ck look s and lndtan a .t6774 real good Sl 000, 1966 19 1 runs Fo rd Prckup wit h ne w cam per top $725 Ph 446 WE A RE now taking ap 7436 plrcattons for 1,1 part s man at 19 3 Gallipolis Tr actor Ph A46 1044 or 4.46 3722 1972 IMPALA ac ps, pb Help Wanted 19 1 EDUCA TIONAL sal es Sa les person wanted for full t rme Sa lary and postt on commtssion Ce ll 446 ~361 for rntery 1ew auto 2 dr exc SI 600 Ph 256 143 9 cond 19 2 -------------- ~t - ------~ - --- RUMMAGE SALE THURSDAY April 1 thru rues day Ap,.ll 6 39 Texas Rd 10 t il S 77• NTiC GA RAGE SALE : ro rn lng all sizes household ri" ms etc 10 ·oo a m til l ;:' rn Aprrl 2 and 3 Rl 141 at Centenary ~ 78 2 s -- ---- ------- -P ROt ECT YOUR LOVED ONE ••,• t h a complete f1 re ula r m system. '49.95 Appliance Serv1ce A~pllenct> Ph and L & A 446 ~98 74 If ,- 8 •. ------------ -----.---- --------------MOBILE HOME 12x60 ' 2 BR 188 9022 AC end W&D 100 permo 79 12 plus utll rlles Edge of crty limits on Neighborhood Rd HOWA_R_D Pec'k wate r 446 47 57 78 3 Delrvery day or n1ght 245 - -- - - - - - - - -- - - 9315 br 388 8262 NICE mobile home space at 292 If Rodney -446 3434 or 446 4327 -B ---E-,-~--,- - c- ons x ermma 1 ng o - ---------- -- SWAIN AUCTION BARN ----"T----- -- For Lease - -------------- For Sale SWAIN AUCTION SERVICE TARA Public Sale Monday, April 12 12:30 P.M. -------------- 1 Aulo-safe$-- 367-7250 Senices Offelld ---- --------- Wanted To Do MRS. OITO S. CARTER ... BACKHOE dozer tr enche r work don e at reasonSb te Con tat 1 Srn !h Ex rat co cavattnQ Ph <t4 63 9SI 77 1f F A D SO N lawn and shrub service larg e area co n trected Ph 379 2114 793 • 6 ROOM hou se gar gard en available Apr I l Wr.t~ to Box 406 co G~lllpolls Der ly Tr.bune 74 It 80 1 ------------CHR YS LE R Newpo r l Royal eKtra clean ps pb ar r vinyl top 388 9969 -$ LEEPING Room ra te Gallia Hotel 201 If FARM SALE --- - ---- -----~ APRIL 9 11:00 A.M. 19 6 19 1 CONSIGNMENT SALE APRIL 10, 1976 11:00 A.M. West of Racme, Oh1o on State Route 124 PUBLIC SALE SAT. APRIL 10-12:00 NOON FARM MAQUNERY Allt s Chalmers tractor WC com plete wlth .::ult rva tor s 'flel tver and pu ll ey 2 - 1.1 plq Ns on r ubber 8 ft d ts c 12 !t tl h~Hrow C(1"c stngk cullt pa ckcr C1sc 13 hole .P n dnll on r ubbf.lr ex cellent G.,Ondlti on J D manu,.e rl'•i{h•r 2 vJttgon s on n ,tbber \~t lh 16 ft fl ats 1 steel w heeled wagon anv il and forge Boggs polato grllder potato plow si ngle shovel plow corn sheller milk cart on rubber 8 tt fis h ing bo11t platform scales ce menl rn >.er w rth gas motor pu ~h carl wtt h good sol 1d buggy \ ""' (Is 5 hp Hom cco r cl rng mower 26 m cut 9tde r I V~' 'Y r,,ke ? ,1 l urnmum sl or rn door s hog feeder 24 rh qtr m ..1n1 otrrr r'tlt lS 1150 I H Grmder m1xer l1k~ new , Fertilizer spreader, drag harrow. post hole d1gger, brush h ogs, baler w1th kicker , disc harrows, f1 e ld c ho p p E! rs . mower c ond mowing mac h me, plows, corn planters. loaders, left po les . and many ot her' m1sc e qu1pment and any other lhtng to be cons1gned on day of sale. CARNAHAN AUCTION CO. D. SMITH 949-2033 J. CARNAHAN ' 949-2708 L. DONOHUE lt~tm Mc Ne1ll Aucti onerr Pete, Clerk I w rth wa ter under pres sure J other ponds 3 c tstern s 2 sprmgs 2 drilled we ll s 122 II deep real good fence land la ys le\lel to r ol l mg so me woods 1-40 acres trllable Mergs Local Schoo l M eigs County Scrpro Townsh ip Terms $10 000 00 on day ot sale ba lance wtth m Thtrty days, posseSSI On of land on closrng 30 days on homes lnsp ect1 on and fman crng con tac t Ross Auction Co 513 981 4560 or owne rs 4 Tractors 1974 Farmall tractor 666 dresel 505 hrs w td e front rear & Iron! we ights like new 1973 Farma ll454 D 1136 hrs d1esel w1 de Iron! tra ctor 1965 Farmall 460 diesel lractor weights, heal hou ser 196• Far mall B 414 dresel tractor w rde front weights Farm Machmer y 742-3049 TERMS- CASH Not responsttile for acc1dents or property Lunch Available <I COMPLETE DISPERSAL LOCATION From Galhpolts, Oh1o take Rt. 35 West to Rodney Turn right on the Rodney Bidwell Road, go appro• 4 miles. Watch for S1gns. FARM EQUIPMENT 3Tractors 1970 I H 444(0),1967 Farmall656(0),1959 460 (0) I H 4 14lnch 5 14 Inch plows with tall wheel , lmco 10 fl l'(heei disc 4 row I H Cultivators, 10 fl harrow. 2 row rotary hoe. 17 hole J 0 Van Bauran gram drill, No 56 I H corn planter, No 2 M H mounted p1cker No 76 McCormick Combine 7 fl head, Aerovent grain dryer (gas) 27 Inch fan, No 430 1 H wire lie baler, No 990 I H mower conditioner No 100 I H Oyna Balance mower, No 35 I H rake. Farmhand grinder miXer and sheller, 5 hay wagons 3 wlth20ft beds, I H No 1501 manure loader 1100Gal better built hquid manure spreader (like new) , New Idea P T 0 manure spreader. 8 row 2 pi hitch sprayer, Mayrath 40ft elevator, 24 fl hay conveyor, 24 inch grain augers, 2 ton Calhoun fertilizer spreader. 3 PI blade and post hole digger, 16ft Tandem trailer, 275 Gal tueltank with pump, 1968 I H ,_. Ton Pickup , 1964 I H Cabover 200 tractor with 3S fl stainless steel !railer 60 fl Clay auger and teed bunk with 3 H p motor, several wooden feed bunks, 4 wheel liquid molasses tank hay racks, 4-12 hole hog feeders with tast Iron bottoms , air compressor, Sm idley steer Stuller, Star calf creep. welder. McCulloch 10 10 chain saw watering tanks tence posts, wire, tools & ot~er loss ·,f ,, CA,TTLE 40 Angus Cows with Calves 2 Reg Angus Bulls. 31 Angus Feeder Cattle we1ghing !rom 550 to 950 lbs These Cattle will sell April 6 at 8 00 PM at the Ohio Valley Livestock Co Special Grass Cattle Sole B K HIGLEY & SON, OWNERS TERM5-CASH LUNCH SERVED TOMMY JOE STEWART, AUCTIONEER Galllpoll•, Olllo Phone 446·3941 Not respor"ble for accident. or loss of property I ' ~ 74 Dodge Dart 2 dr, HT ..................~ . 1 3095 74 AMC Hornet 2 dr, HT, <auto., power, air 1300i5t 74 Dodge Colt Stw..............•.•,•...•... a·,n,. • 73 P~mouth Gran Coupe, power, air....... '289!St 73 Dodge Dart 2 dr, HT, auto., power .... 12695 • 73 Javelin, AMX 2 Dr. Hdtp ................ '"'""'' .. 73 Olds Custom Cruiser Wagon, air, power, ·auto.......................... ........ 12795 73 Ford Maverick, 2 dr, HT, Std. Shift, 4 .' "... .. ~ . n :). "~ .' ' i ' ~ t ! ~ .. ... l ~ • ••~ ; •... ... ,, t' ...• " . ·- . '; t •\ t " ·~ ~ . • .' .. • '. ".' ~ " ., 1 IHC FH cui!Jvators IH C 2x 14 plow, 3 poml Case 3c14 plow 3 poml John Deere 3 dJSc plow 3 poml Howard Rotavator PTO 3 pomt AC no till corn planter 2 row like new IHC 420 PTO twme baler 2 yr old Nl side delivery rake IHC 7 II 3 point tractor mowe r Bush hog 6 II IHC 2 row cor n pl anler I HC 8 It double disc Two row Rotary hoe NH Custer Hay cond itiOner I HC No 50 Chopper corn head I HC 350 Chopper corn and hay head l1ke new John Deere 115 Chu ck forage wagon Couey Forage wagon I HC No 51 Forage wagon IHCPTOblowerNo 56 IH Ccorn pJCkerl PR PTO Dearborn 14 1 gra m dnll on rubber weed sprayer & pump Roper power pos t d1gger Dearborn flat bed wagon , Ford rear blade 2 wheel trailer New Hol land 130 bus PTO manure spreader , portable elevator & electrr c motor , Patz 30 ft elevator w rth 220 electric motor mi scel laneous Wtnpower tractor dnven a lternator 120 240 \/Oits Forney model 275 wrelder Homelite 2000 cha m saw Gravely power mo wer & rrdmg & cultrvators ltke new 220 heater 2 space heaters, belt s. 61!2 bus Kenworthy seed co rn portable a1r compressor . 11re changer wa ter pump 220 electric motor three trafl er axles , Honda CB 100 of ' . •• • \-; ; ~ ' I·~I ~ rw· 4t I~ · ., ,. . - 1 !· 1 • ' . c• ~ ,; •t .•• ~ ' ! 85 head •Holstem cows large high producing cows ln various stage of lacta flons They re all m good condition. good udders Ages young to 6 yrs old average, 20 Hoi stems open to bred heifers ThiS herd of I. ¢ cattle ments your Inspection Hea lth papers r ecords on day of Sille ~ Da1ry Equipment Mueller 1000 gal slam steel bulk lank l1k e ne w 5 HP •••"' _ com pres ser. Mueller automat.c washmg Chore boy ptpe ltne 4 unit s com presser 2 couches Household Goods end tables, coftee table system lamps AUctioneers TRUCKS 1975 Dodge Pickup VB, automatic. On~ 7,000 miles. ........................... ~4095 1975 Dodge Pickup 6 cyl std. shift ......13295 72 Ford Pickup VB, std. shift. Choice of 2 1 0. 0 I I 0 0 10 1 I 0 I 0 1 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 O 2395 72 lntematilllal Pickup .................... '1895 Au tomati c 16,()1)() Extra sharp GALLIPOLIS, OHIO .Real Estate for Sale 2 ACRE lot with rural water, 10 miles down R t 1 Ph 379 79 3 6 ACRES vacant land In Green Twp 800 ft road frontage/ ,.ural water, 446 4216 , .r.l CHEV 1 ton flat bed for lete model pickup 256 603e 79 3 80 3 --·---r·--·--·--·-- 65 ACRES, 6 RM end bOih, 7 head of cows, some farm machinery, 6'h mile from Gelllpolls on good road Ph 367 om 78 )12 6 ROOMS bath garagt barn . 2 outbuddlngs 1 acre SIS 000 2 ecres sn 000 l•vel ~nd 70 12 I I I _..J' ~ Call 1 286 S820 IN,TOWN Nrce modern 3 BR horne ready to move Into, large kitchen, plenty of cablnel~. el ec • range w hood , disposal dishwasher, large util ity room , .4 rooms carpeted , natural gas heat, cen tral air lot s1ze 80Kltl0 , located 206 K Ineon Drive Can finance Ph .446 1171, after S p m call 446 2573 VAN Air, s tereo tope, avtomatic, bed , refrigerator, • Good Times ' c ustom package Super Nice p wlndows, seats. new Prem $3295 60 LATE MODEL CARS IN STOCK package Realty, 32 State Tel. 614446-1998 0 J ~eal WHITE RD - 3 BR home on seven lot rle ar Ctlry Total e le c tnc 20 ><12 OU ibUIIdtng $24 500 l ~n t hs A 3 BR hom e near Rio Gra nde Total eleclrtc a c 21 , baths ba semen t frr ep lace S45 000 5 mdes fr:om Hol zer 3 BR home & lgl $16 500 Villager 65~<12 3 BR M Home and lot $11 SOO 69 K. rrkwood S5 x 12 3 BR M Home wllh all ached rooms on 11 ) a lot for $15 000 5 rooms and -bath In ctly \1 000 OHIO RIVER REALTY INC. m REDUCED VACANT LAND- Smoky fen ced at Centerpoint 2 m1les off 279 Phone 682 6944 75 6 -------------- PLYMOUTH Duster 2 door 8 cy l , 318 v 8 standard shill, radio less lhan 13 000 miles, dark qreen - Row Rd 1 ml off St R:t Dted calls tor 15 A ns <more like 25 A 1 10 A tillable. Dr well and Septic Tank Lots of Ad trontage Price 110 ooo U a la1< 1e CORA BEAVER RD A most hlll w tlh fertrle bottom Or ce 112 soo 1974 FORD ~ 40 some well very nice 14x70 mobile home, has 3 bedrooms, fully carpeted 2 baths. large fam lly room wilh firep lace, fully furnished Price right at $19 900 Prlct reduced no fair oHer refused NIce 3 bedrooms, bath partial carpet, fenced IOI Prlct 113,000 Good buy fQr home or property IN TOWN - 500 lnvestmtnt Very nlcf 3 bedroom home bath nat gas heat utility room, carport This property hat had e»ecellent care Price " tnte rlor V8 automat1c P S P B, fact a<r RACCOON CR liD - 29 *3195 A with frontage on both the Ct~eek and R:d 2 Ml ott Rt 7, 2 water taps paid and 2 good bldg sUes and se~eral camp sites Lot Is fenced 1914 CHRYSLER COUNTRY AIR ESTATES ful lmrerlal LeBaron. 4 door. Near new 6 rm • B I'Level brick and frame, Elec fur, Cen'Air, 1'h baths. Kit & family rm paneled, copper plumbing, K II has 0 W range 1nd d isposal th is house has extra large rms II• rm 15'M22 an(t bd rms suitable for ~lng size furniture Located on 112 A lot Priced at replacemen t co5t power with a1r less than 21 000 miles dark blue w1th white leather overslufled sea t w1th viny l r"'ll '5595 'to ton Cheyenne, aJJio , P s , Like new 1974 FORD DODGE P S, vinyl roof, maroon In color. 1 owner EUREKA Good 3 lero• gereoe,, nice lot Good buy lor .. 4 SOO . BIDWELL - Good homo with 3 bedrooms, bath, garage countv wDter, garden space Price dis and selt clean w rth Rotisserie ..This has many unique ures c!Jnd can be bought less than replacement 72 CHIVILLI Malibu Station Wagon, air, p S, p 8, 3<1,000 m Ilos • 70 CHIVY NOVA MUSTANG 2 Dr 6 cvl , stand shill • v.w. Fastback, 4 SP', radio, blue with grey Interior Nice 71 DODGE 72 DODGE Polara 4 dr S.dan Special Challenger . 340 eng In•. auto tr.ans '11 ' OVER 60 NICE CLEAN I«TE ATHAM AVE 20251;, IE•Ir'e nice 5 rm frame oc: :;:- · approx 12 vr old 1 carpet over H w s. new F A gas lfl<rnoce & copper plum atl out bldg Price V8 3 sp, new aluminum wheels radio ·r DR - 2 yr young P 1 bath s cen air clean O\len dish 1w•asnt~r . disposal and Big lot Don t ludge au tsl de appeiHllnce _________ ____ _ TRUCK SPICIALI 1974 FORD ~ 100 Custom , red and while, red interior. 6 cyl, If you oro standard, looking for a nice place with acreage, look this over Lovely _. bedroom home, bath with showtr, radio, 4 new tires. lull wheel covers, step bumper, western ml•'rors. local , low nice klfchen wlfh buill In r.anoe and oven , tor~ed a ir furnate, lovely shag ~erpet " Located In city school district clou to Tycoon Lake This won't GALliPOLIS 44!3273 Camping Equipment AKC Oob erman stud 5ervlce .446 4654 ton' Fiat. with 24" wcx1'f1!1rt Red and rust Call ....... 49 If 14'1> foot steel .. - buy for S7 500 GALLIPOLIS CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Pets 1950 FORD f·500 rubber A land -close to RIO Grande, cltv school dist rict Good TO 1639 EASTERN AVENUE *2795 • $l1 :900 5 ACRES - Lovely tract Of BOARDING & AKC PUPPIE< K & P Kennels 388 8274 1 Ri 5.54 J;, m I east of Porter 305 It -------------AKC Newfoundland puppies. K & P Kennel• 388 8274 76 If PINE RIDGE COLLIES AKC Reg Collie pup s Sable and w; rte 256 1267. ' 307 If Tra~el Mollie Homes fer S. STARCU,T fillers fold down1, mini motor homes Camr. Conlty starcraft Slln. R 62 N ot PI Pleuant 78 II TRAVEL trailers , see 'the No 1 seller In tht USA Smith a Honda Soles, St Rl r. Gall lpoll• Dhlo <46 2240 62 If -------------- ;:------------ Pets 2 A K c reg Basset hounds mel•. 3 yrs old. sso Ph 2197 4~6 ' HAVE A LUCRATIVE BUSINE$5 FOR SALE, COME IN AND DISCUSS WITH ME ANY HR 4U 1991 1 PLYMOtmt CARYLON'S Poodle Selon eppo1n1men1 Ph 4~6 19~4 'IOARDINO, AKC WISTY. AltD PUG PUP, CIRCLI t' KENN!L, RT 141, 444 4124, 281 II Professional grooming and ------~----.---.,... IRIARPATCH KINNELl by oppl 3e8 901 3 ------------- • "TRJ STAT.E Mobile Homo homes. I, 10, 12. Wldlt Ph ~•6 7572 Blink flnonclnt. ' -------------- :10611 !CON~MIZI on futl, underpin your Moblte htme and aathar for safety. Fo•1•r Mobile Home Str· vlu, u•-2713, or llmtr tO Skidmore 446·347! BOBBI s Poodle Boullque Professlonll groof'l'lng by -------------- MOUNTAIN STATE atRYSI.£R USED MOIILI HOMII Cell 576 2711 67 tl Cltar'and• S1le, uald mobile PROWLER 1111 last lono at S3S,900 WE BUY, SELL, TRADE I s 70 FORD 1972 S31 600 Douv Wtlhtrholt 44t ~244 Earl T Wlnt•n 44t 3121 741UICK Century Luxus, 2 dr H T Sherp auto , P S, P e . eir cond '1 Lovely oil Evenln111 Call John Fulfer 44' U27 lee Johnson 2Si 674G 4 dr , air, P S , P 8 6 cyl , auto, olr cond electric ranch 3 bedrooms, farge tam lty room with flreploce, futly carpeted, ll!lrgt garage Louted close to Cheshire Price 31 ACRES - 74 CHEVY IMPALA 72 PLY, DUSTER big kll equipped wllh $14 900 2'1> ACRES - PS 74 FORD MUSTANG 207 KINEON- Nlct ronch bed,.ooms home, nice bath, 6 cyl • auto II local car auto , p LOVELY BRICK RANCH MILLCREEK RD- Good Cvstom Pickup V 8 stand shill Classic 2 dr H T, only 24,000 miles air. P S , P B , till wheel Dart Sport 6 cyl , auto, $16 000 home with 2 bedrooms, hardwood floors furniture Included price $15,300 PS 1974 DR - • yrs old frame w !th cedar lsl•d ln•g , 6 big rms 2 full p lenty storage ltv I, cen air , walls led and dry wall 100 Acrylon carpel1 elec $34 soo Custom deluxe , 6 cyl , auto '3695 elec A corner I ~J.li~~;_S~~~J garmid7 with 40s Same as new 3 bdrm Mobile home full fur nlshed, elec furtl cen a r underpinned, metal storage bldg and located on a large lot Price $12 900 75 CHEVY 74 FORD 72 DODGE All br ick wlth flnlsh~d family also new tam lly ,.m main floor 16 x 24 wltn F P 3 bd rms , 1'h •o w .. BILL door 4 hard top yellow llnish black vinyl roof , blatk MERCERVILLE AREA- This Is e TOWN ' w i th everything, SIO 800 IN Price ne 000 GALLIPOLIS CHRYSLERPLYMOUTH• 1974 •·~'''"'"-' s heat Cen air, full Owner says sell this nice l bedroom home with bath, full basement gllraoe House has nice aluminum s rdeng Good buy for EWINGTDN - 1! ~·····*******••···,~~r******·•·,~~~~**~~nf Goodies lnclud• RT 35 - 446-3434 PRICE .Sunday Shoppers Welcome Come In and Browse Around All Pri ce S12 000 Offlce Ph 446 1694 Evfltllngs Charles M Nul446 1S46 J Mtchael Neal 446 1503 Sam Neal , 446 7358 2 Dr , 2000 e~~~~~~~; Capri .4 sp radio , r ec l l bucket seats, brown brown interior. wheels brick, 2 yr otd beauty, 6 rms all carpet 1112 baths etec B 8 heat (high bill 0 w Ots Stove, Refrig & Drapes, 2112 car gor with Elec dr House has 14SO sq ft llv area and Is located on 1 A flat lot Realty Monaco 2 Or , v 8. auto P S, P 0 , speed co ntrol AM FM blue w1lh dark blue vlnyllop 27 000 miles Real cream pull 70 12 MASSIE S1031 yerd Price $26,000 sale or rent Two large lots closed In, suitable tor mobil~ home , plenty shade new l 000 go I sepllc t1nk 2340 -------------- with l bedroom s bath with shower, ut111ty rm ~ car port nice fenced In back 78 6 l lURONADO AM F M stereo, air, miles 1973 DODGE - Looking tor I n ice home for your family 3 b~rooms , w~ baths. fully carpeted central air 2 car garage, nice lot f)rlce CARROLL NORRIS DODGE ------~---·--·---·-- to come early We will be se lling both furn1lure and machinery at one time Terms Cash on da y of sale Lunch Served Please Keep Th is Ad John E Ross ~ Ph 446 4127 bedroom su1te complete, dresser', va n tty lamps, 3 chests stereo radio & record player fru rt tars, what not s~ di shes other sm a ll dems Also R1fz C,.aft 10x50 Mobrle Home furnished Note a real clea n sa le Plan Rt 4 Pom eroy / Ohto 72 Dodge Polara Sta Wag., power, air ..... '2695 72 Dodge Coronet, power, air ............... '2695 72 ChiYSier Newport 2 Dr., power, air ..... 12595 72 Dodge Demon, 2 dr HT, power, air..... 12295 72 Opel1900, 4 dr., sedan.~ .............. ·zus:,.t 72 Datsun 2 dr, Coupe ..................... 12095 72 Torino 2 dr HT, auto., power ............ 12295 72 Chevrolet Chevelle 4 dr, power, ail ...... ~1895 72 Dodge Colt 4 dr, sedan .................. '1995 71 Dodge Monaco 4 dr, power, air ......... '2195 71 Ford LTD, 4 dr, sedan, power, air....... .'2195 71 Plrmouth Satellne, 2 dr, power ......... 11895 71 Dodge Dart 2 dr HT, power, air ........ ,12195 71 Dodge Dart 2 dr, HT, AIR ........... .. , 12195 71 Dodge Dart 4 dr, sedan, 6 cyl... ....... 11895 71 Dodge Dart 2 dr, 6 cyl.................. '1795 71 Ford Pinto 2 dr Runabout ............. 11695 70 Dodge Polara 4 dr, power, air........... '1495 70 Ford Galaxie 2 dr, power, air ........... ,'1395 . new oak 4 pc bedroom suite box spring s & matlress new . half bed, box spr ing s & matlress. 2 3 pc SAMUEL LEWIS 6 cyl••. •..••. ..••....•...•...••••..••••••...•. 52495 .. . r ock er 2 recl iners, sewing machtne 2 15x l5 wool rug s 2 oa k charrs desk bookcase lamps. floor lamps child's rocke r magazme r ack clocks cage. 2 organs Truetone a nd Magnus , anjrque mantle clock 12 ga shotgun , F"""rr9r da tre was her & dr yer Maytag wr mger was her smk gas hea ter , metal wardrobe Frlgrdatre refr rgerato r Amana 25 cu ft refrigerator 2 Slokerma!J c stoves antlqu~ cupboar"' miles, PS •...•••.. ..••..• •....•. ..•• ..••• ....•13695 ~ oak sweeper complete 3 sets of Encyclopedoas Hobart piano and bench , 4 odd c ha1rs desk and chaJr file cab<net , 2 metal shelvmg addmg mach me b<rd and USED CAR SPECIALS ~ cnb pole crib Sx8x32 2 large ponds back of bu ldmg Items too numerous to mention Apprentic~ ROBERT C ROUSK-Letart, W Va Farm located I milt ibove Philip Sporn Plant, Graha m Station, W Va unloaders plus 60 It feed bunk Palz all leadjng to deluxe mter ior 18 112 ACRE J'astur e WOOdS 2000ft roa front 4•h mlles VA FHA 30 yr loans , Park out ot Jackson Old 6 room Mortgage 77 E State house. bath fuf nac.e, needs Athens Ph S92 3052 some repa ir underlaid with coal For quick sate S1.5 ,000 , 79 2 75 Ford Pinto Stw., auto, 6 c~. 5,000 •.. 50x64 pole buildmg 150x40 cem ent patiO new M orton 45x60 bu d d rng 24)(48 mach tne shed new 48x:60 m ac'hi ne shed wt t h BOO bus 1973 OlDS FOX, TUDOR red viny l Maverick 2 door hard tor. 6 cyl auto, P S. dark go d paint light gold vi nyl root. REAL ESTATE LOANS t. .. Mar etta 14x40 srlo w 1th Patz 1 tires Nice Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale ~ '•' $4195 GMAC & BANK FINANCING • 290 Acre Grade A Da JrY Farm Se lls at 1 p m Thi s Fa rm has been 1n lhJS fam1ly for 24 Manetta 14x60 stlo leather seats, roof Gron Pr ix, air, P windows lope silver, blaCk top, •76 Buick limited trade thlt W. .k Air cond • automatiC', Rallye II wheels AM FM 6900 miles E~pect the best' $3995 windows silver dark red THE CORNER OF ROUTEs 2 & 35, PT. PLEASANT, •,.• •. •e w1lh 56 free stalls ce.menl floor and wafer 26x52 w1t h 6 It over hang pol e bulldmg cement 18x70 2 yr old SJio w1th black lnlenor L"'s than 23 000 miles ~ordoba 2 door, hard top V 8 auto, P S , P B lacl atr power seats power BETWEEN THE SILVER BRIDGE AND SHADLE BRIDGE AT ... . Located 12 m1les nor th west ol Pomeroy 15 miles Sou th of Ath ens off Route 143 at Ha r risonvt ~ l e, East J mtles Fol low Auctron Stgn s on srde cement floor a nd water whtte P steering sport wheels. sold new lor SlSOO 00 Atr cond • automatic, · ;j! 290 Acre Da1ry Farm- Da1ry Cows 4 Tractors- Farm machmery Household Goods- Mob1le Home THURSDAY, APRILB.l976 BEGINNING AT 10 AM Lunch Served feeders 40x60 square post bulldm!! 40 fr ee sta ll s 16x20 roof 1974 PONTIAC 1975 AMC PACER X 1975 FORD I= lOS Head Holstems weekly 80 3 $. ~ all uttlltres Block mtlkhouse 20x48 wtth feed storage over head 8 cow herrtnQb one Clav oushbutton Grandville 4 dr H T, v a a<r, p s . p e black vinyl 1975 CHRY..SLER CHRYSLER, NEW YORKER 4 DOOR, NEWPORT, . SWINGERS, CHARGER, VOLARE', ASPEN, SCAMP, CORDOBAS • = = ' w1 th full bath also H1llcrest 12x64 Mobil e Home w1 th ON DISPLAY .i 25611 years Improvements Ranch hom e buil t m 1973 Bric k & Frame 3 bedroom s close ts l rLJmg room modern bu t It tn k rfc hen full bath all el ect r. c attached garage full basement Plus a 1112 st ory f ra me hom e. 7 rooms 1975 MONlA 2 PWS 2 1973 PONTIAC • e... COMPLETE AUCTION II ----------- --mv~ ROLLIN G lawns seed 1nd fertlllzertng lawns 4<16 073 4 RELIABLE CALL 256 634 2 264 II 1 PM TO. 6 PM ·~ g 'HOOF IN G alummum siding tr ee es t mates Call 256 6364 motorcycle tractor char ns log cha ms bra ce & brts brooms, shovel s for ks p tpe d1es diggers hoes fen ce wrenches ladder s powe r saw hand saws ba rb w ire piast re prpe wagon ttr es tor ch & gauges~ plu s oth er small ttems 1800 bus ear corn 1968 CHE V Bel A rr J07 eng•ne Eng IU S! ov erhau l ed ref ps pb 245 5515 HANGING AND PAINT lNG FAST AND NDAY CAR J MOUNTAIN STATE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH -------------- - -- ---- - ------ - ------------- i.... --------------- -- -- -------- Gallipolis State Institute <46 8603 30 11 - - i---- - -------- Plumbing & Heating For Rent 2.d Hour Sehir~ ,Anythmg m etec tncuv co tlU offered ser~ 1 ces fer Fire Insurance co~erage In Gallla County to,. a lm ost a century Far ms homes and personal property coverages are ava !able to mee t Individual needs Contact Emmett Church your neighbor enQ agent PEN = - surance surance Co has offered servtee5 tar Fire lnsun~n ce CUSTOM REMODELING , 20 years e~~~;perrence 368 6308 coverage In Gallla County New dry walt ceiling with 'T;.-,.t.AILER spaces located ln for almo st a century sw.rl or lexture design s Cheshire ready for hook up Farms homes and personal 80 6 Olher dry wall reparr , vrnyl Phone 167'0505 proP.er ty coverages are -....--~ --- ---- -302 11 wallpapering new baths available to m~et lnd1V1dual THURMAN new kitchens Anvthmo tn needs Contll ct Foster FURNITURE MFG r{ -:=ru7~fh';dh;u~e- ;d;lt'S remodetlng or repw LI~WIJ your neighbor and FACTORY only SllS Ph .446 0338 11 r t agent REUPHOLSTERING 80 tf 7. . - - -1-t:i&T"oPslioP"r Quality WorkmlmShlp 10 Pet Discount on all Fabrics TRAILER- celir;46)3s8- Custom Built Roof Trusses FREE ESTIMATESRENTALS eo 3 TV REPAIR$& Eorm rca Coun I ertq_p_s__ _~ PICK UP DELIVERY PICTURE TU~E Ca blnel s Cool v nTe - ------oJliO: --~----------=.. FOR THE BEST PRICES SPECIALISTS OFF I CE spa-ce for rer'lt 667_3186 IN TOWN HARTWELL ELECTRONICS downtown Ph 446 0008 2)6 If "CALLJ67 0494 2455365 237 tf 6e If 60 If CO U GHENOUR Water SLEEP ING Rooms weeki >; Del1very 446 3962 446 4262 BOB Lanes Com plete Book ra1 es Park Centra l Hotel FOR THE BE ST ln- 8 r any t•me keeping and Tax Service chltec.tural des1gn of new 306 11 2441f 431 1h Secon d Ave (Across homes small commerc ra l buildings apts or from Post Offic e ) 0 DAY 7 RM HO USE m Tllurman Ph remod eling wrtlf state ap Golll~olls Ph 446 7900 REFRIGERATION 682 6491 proval of pla n s Bil l Walker Weekly and monthly service 78 3 R EGR IGA R A TIQ~ 1 heatmg 1 6e2 7498 tor commerc ral accounts electric 17 veal"'!!' exp 388 65 If Income Tax Preparation 2 BR DupleX modern 827< L avllable April 10 carpeted 1"58tf 79 1 dozer throughout Couple wllh one EXCAVAtiNG bad.ho e &nd dt tcher CARPENTER work house REG QUARTER st ud ser chtld, sus month U6 1425 78 6 Charles R Hatf re ld Back remodeling Wt rt ng v 1ce L eo&< K rng bre d Call Hoe Ser v1 ce Ru t land Oh10 ptu m btng pa nl rng Ph 446 446 4654 741 2008 or 446 7687 FUR N APT 3 room5 with 2910 '9 If If 40 prlvllte beth sec floor 8.tS J 259 tf 0 2ne1 Ave 446 2215 THOM AS M FAIN NOW OPE:N 78 tf DOZER work excavat ng • EXTER MINAT ING land clea rrn g Ph 446 0051 FOR BtJS1NE55 Ter m rte Pest Conlro l TOBACCO IIASE 1292lb ol IS VINTON 290 If Cement Floor Wheelersburg Ohio cent a lb cll ll 446 0924 Company Basements 77tf PA PER , VINY l garages pa t ros etc Phone WALL YOUR ve,.terdav - It could nav e tloen saved for ever 1969 LINCOL N Coni Mark IV 76 11 T E R M 1 T E S A NT S wtth a portr ait from all power cru se co ntr ol ---- --~,______ WA TE RB UG S V A an dFHA Grov er's Stud1o Call 446 AM FM stereo radiO good s ROOM holfse wtlh ba th full 1nspectlon Call collect I 682 16 6 7'194 Open Tu esdav t res Nee ds som e r epa rs basement wtth garage 6249 R:t 3 Oak Hill , Oh10 Saturdily 10 S unhl 8 p m $1 395 446 0390 LICE N SED rea es tate excellen t location, 6 m lies 62 If on Ttlur H1 JY 13 fl west of Thurman on state - - - - - - - - - - - - - sa lesperson thai wou ld be J5 rt 1nterested rn managlng and route 279 S150 permo Ph COMPLETE remolieti no and 1969 OLOS 4 dr Lu xury opera ! rng a broke r s off rce 682 6010 repa ir servi ce No job too se dan pw ac ps pb atr Call Broker Leo B Hollev 76 6 small Leo B Halley, power low m leage 446 161 S HOI f! Y Rea lly Co 446 4757 - -- - - -- . - - -- - - contractor 446 4757 446 1244 aft er 5 Fo r Mulurum Sec unty USC' 78 3 --- _ _____ _ 2_8_3 65 If Tt l! n ow 1 A•H h ors to P r ot ect 'rout Mob tl c Horn e LADIE S n~ed edloshow Sarah ALBERT EHMAN Coventry Jewetr,y ChOose 1970 L T o Ford runs good C O mj;~I P. I C SHV ICC Call Ron Wa t er De l rve ry Serv1 ce CARTERS PLUMBING S5SO 13 ga Wrnchester your own hour s To p Sktdm orr J19 2B2 or 446 AND HEATING PatriOt Star GaiiJ pOI IS pvm p 446 4255 comm 1SS10n pard Phon e 17 56 Ph 379 211,3 776 Cor Fourth & Pine 416 09 41 or 4416 7195 no tt 243 tf Phone 446 3888 or 446 4477 18 1 165 If 1967 CH-EVELLE Su per Sport 2 FAMILY y11rd sa le April 3 KOTALIC LANDSCAPING DO YOU HAVE PARTY new tires new paints new and 5 1 m ite t rom cr ty Rt RIOGRANDE OHIO GENE PLANTS& SON PLA N EXPERIENCE' set covers 396 cu rn dual 4 141 acro ss. fr om Ga llrpoh s PROGRESSIVE FRIENDLY TOY PARTIE S carburetor 4 sp $500 Call P~UMBfNG - Heating - A ir COMPLETE Vault LANDSCAPING Condltlon e ng 300 Fourth HA S OPENINGS FOR 38 !1 8695 after 5 p m 79 2 SHRUB S TREES, RO CK Ave Ph 446 1637 MAN~GE R S IN YOUR 76 12 GA RDf'N S A LL AREA RECR UITING IS •e It THURM A N House AnlrQues GUAR AN TEED PaltO and EA SY BECAUSE OEM S Furn lur (' strtpprnq re parr pool tand sc;a plng Stone DtWITT S PLUMBING HAVE NO CAS H IN And r efrnlshtng County Rd sa nd tool sh ru bbery AND HEATING VESTME NT , N O 8 Off JS Cl'nte r vll te v llag r. tnmmtng Dum p truck Route 160 at Evergreen C 0 t:• L E C' T I N G 0 R SPRING VALLEY 'J 15 9 <~79 or 215 9532 servtees 245 9131 Phone 446 2735 DEL IVERI NG CALL ao H I 87 If CO LLECT TO CA RO L DA Y GREEN APARTMENTS 187 It - - - - - - -- - - --~5184898 39S or WRITE NE DO ea rp er c lng ~a fe and STA NDARb F RIENDLY HOM E 1 and 2 BR Rents start al pa tnless \10 ln c l udrng Ptumbtng Heat ing PARTIES 20 RAILROAD ea rr ings TaWney s $129 AVE ALB ANY N Y 2\.5 Thrrd Ave 44 6 3782 Jewelers mos 187 If PH 446 1599 80 tf 78 48 ----- -- -- ---BEV IN your spr ing ctca nrng MATURE ADU LT able to by havr nn your ca rp e ls 'we sell onvtt11ng tor coo k c l ean house &nd ex MOB ILE home space for rent 144 SQ FT off tce tn lobby of clea n ed bV be ~ l method 1nvbody at our Aucteon cepl res po n~ 1 brlrty for 446 0008 Lrbby Ho te l S7S mo Call kn own Remove all th e d1rt Barn or In your home For dependent ch1ldr en 4-46 2l11f 446 17 43 Make you r carpet look new 1ntormatron and peckup 92]7 283 If agarn For fr ee esnma te servrce call 256 1?67 78 1 FURN apt adults onty ' ca ll J79 2681 Sate Every Saturday ut tlrt res pd No pets 258 52 If N1ght at7 p m Sta te Sl 446 0085 --------DE A D Stock removed No 792 cha rg e 1..ul l 11 5 r 51-l befor e 12xSO MOBILE home fuel oll, 9arn good cond 446 1425 V2 1l Kenn~th swam Auct 78 6 Corner Th1rd & Olrve TRI COUNTY Spor ts snap A LL TYPES of building Prof ess.tonal arche r y and TOWNHOU5'E materrals block brick re toad rng ~upp il es tJ75 2968 A-PARtMENTS se wer p rpes w rndows 36 If Posrt ton s avarlable for lmtels. etc Claude Wtnters. 2 Bedroom R ro Grande 0 Phone 245 Re giStered Nurses . NO huntm g or tr espassmg on Townhouses 5121 affer s Excellent worktng hour& my prop erty All ee Booten 123 If 11!2 Baths Mm1 n Nuods l~d ~nd fnnge benefits . 776 Contact Mrs Laura Pay Oqly One Uhhty TWO WAV Rod10 S Sales & Cornwell. R N 446 1642 Servrce New & Used CBs "SWEEPER and sewrng Add1son, Ohio pol rce manlrars antennas Exl. 213 . machrne r:eparr -parts and 5 rooms of furntfure 2 For Information Bobs C1t 1zens Band etc suppt res PFt:k up an d bedroom suites, ltvmg RadiO Equrp Georges delivery Davrs vac uum Call Shirley Adktns room su1fe, dmmg room Creek RO..• Gallrpol1s Ohto c re aner 1 1 mt l e up Georges 446 4S17 furmture • w•th 6 chatrs, Cr ee k Rd Ph ' i6 02 91 191) VEGA GT Kam back 212 If 45 If refrtgerator , gas apt sn:e \I J75 446 4742 stove, chma cupboard, 2 80 6 LAWN mower and roto hll ers porch gliders, 2 chairs, 5 ROOM upstarrs apt well - ~---- -------r epair s 1159 Second Av e loca t ed wrth garage and cha01se lounge, lamps, 2 1971 OPEL good co nd 44 6 for sale nrow er s and tel ler s 7SS2 yard Sl~O Ph H6 ow ant1que cha1rs, appliances, BORDER ,.S GARAGE DOOR 446 2SJ I 80 3 eo 6 some d1shware, bottles, Service Commer c ral and 74 !I etc Golf cart, 2 rugs, ReSidential Spec laHzmg In 972 C.RA ND PR IX $2450 BARN 2 si los near 60 acres of curtams operators Local 256 6472 CKC COnd Ph 4-4 6 0979 pastur e w ith pond In the 20 If Por tland area Call 614 865 eo 6 3647 after 6 p m -------~---- -BABYSITT ING rn my home 69 CHEV prckup l{c ton eo 1 PASQUAL-E Ele c trical & 10 Edgemont Drive Al5o sew rng rn m y home campe r special J50 engrne lnsulatmg 103 Cedar St GallipoliS, Oh1o 2004 CtHIIham Ave or ca ll C U MIller R lo Grande TWO Bedroom Housetraller Gallipolis Ph 446 2716 145 5535 Phone 446 1365 446 37 64 John McNe11, Auct 12611 80 s eo J Selwyn While, Clerk 80 1 WILL do bab ysrttrng tn hOm e, Rt 141 Ph 4460671 I REFRIGERATION SA NDY AND BEAVER In FO R u - ;-M-eASSAOOR . . .HT-;-aj;:" PI\ 446 1192 LOW weekly and monthly rates at Libby Hotel .446 1743 2.44 !I ---~--- --- ------ "Mo1oR- H<>Me_ Pt._ 44609s2 78 6 79 3 L05T 78 s " ' Notice I LD like to than k c1 11 rnv n I<, r f'lilt rv eo, n r !J h Jr c; tor the rr fl ow L•rs ana l rds r cc t>ived whrle r was a 1 1 nt ll Ho zc r Medr cat 111 r f. or th e mlnrsl cr s ~ ::. and prayer s. and to he per~o nn et of the hospi ta l Mrs Joe Lurkar t 'l~iness 80 1 YARD SALE no r~ TLP. O!Jr Silent g r t.!l " Y '5 1toep 10 Gods beeUtlfU I 7S CHEVY VAN 350 auto , more CJII after noon each day, 446 1303 PREOOED SA NDY AND BEAVER In O'BRIEN ELECTRIC SERV IC E 31- The Sunday Times • ,, SeiVites Offered SeMces Offered Semtes Offered For Rl!nt Auto Sales Wanted To Buy ... Gordon Setter Puppy 80 If MALE Mole English Cocker Spaniel Puppies Distributor AKC Reo Collie pups melt 256 6~20 ' for Mr Groom Dog, Cit, 1 80 6 horse products Ph 4¥ ~191 1 56 " 27~ ------------- If I&S MOIIILE HOM IS 1976 NOVA 12x50 3 Dr , 111 eleclrlc 1976 •ova 12x60 2 BR tJI electric 1969 1970 1961 1967 1971 1968 1959 Rllzcrafl 12x60 2 Br . Kll 12K47 2 8r Slyle Mar 12x52 2 Br Fleetwood 12•60 2 lr Concord 12k65 M M Com modoot 12x52 M H Colonial 10K50 M H IllS Mobllt Home S.ln Pt PIOISIJt,\ W Vt I mt• -----..-------- -------------- ---------..----- . "• • •' �.• Youtl:i Week in Ohio set , , , ,., ,.,,.,.,.,., , , , , ,,, , , , , , , , , , , , , ,,,., , , , Sen. Collins Dateline ~776; buttonholed NEW YORK, April 3 by Elks lodges Maj. Wll\lam DeHart and a eoutiDflenl of New Jersey CLEVELAND - The Ohio troopa landed at Bedloe'a on legislation· Beat • • • Of the LARRY JEFFERS EUREKA Army Private Larry Jellers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kennelb Jeffers, Eureka Star Rt., was graduated from f'ourth Advanced In• dlvldtial Training Bri«ade I Englpeer) course give at Ft. Leonard Wond, Mo., and is now IO<ated near Frankfurt, Germany. He is a graduate of Hannan Trace High Srhool, Claos of '69. 'His address fs : Pvt. Kenneth Larry Jeffen, %7:154-11!26, Co. C 54th Engr. B.N., A.P.O., New York 00026; INVENTOR DIES COLUM BUS I UP!) f'un eral services will be held Sunday at Westerville for Garnet C. Brown, Galena, inventor and an aviation and automotive pioneer who died here Thursday. He was 94. Brown, a confidante of the Wright brothers when they developed the airplane in their Dayton bic~e shop, was a charter member of the Aviation Hall of Fame . ~-~-----~-...., Your GOOd NeigHBOr Carrol K. Snowden 14 Stole .51., Gallipolis Phone 446-4290 Home 446-4518 S<Je him for all your family insurance needs. tiki A lfAtl rAIM State farm Insurance C o mpanle~ Home Ollir.es: Bloomington, lll inols p 7302 Great• so und fr o m stereo records , a-tra ck Stereo tape cartridges K·children to register h r---- stcreo so und system fealuros two powerful 10-inch woo fer s tor dyn.am ic baSs. Con - 1 vcnrent sltd e controls ModeiKS84J childten for kindergarten or as new enrollees in the first grade (did not attend kin· dergarten ' in Meigs Local ) may do so according to the following schedule : Middleport Elementary r Tuesday, April 13, from I p.m. to '3:30 p.m. 'Pomeroy Elementary , Wednesday, April 14, from 12:30 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. • Rutland Elementary, Thursday, April 15, from 9 a.m. to iloon. Any child whose fifth birthday falls on or before September 3(), 1976, may be registered for kindergarten for the fall of 1976, Any child whose sixth blrth.day falls on or before September 3(), 1976, may be registered for first grade for the faU of 1976. Parents are to provide the following at the ttme of registration : a record of immunization - 4 DI'T, 4 Polio , ~bin , I •measles, I Rubella, a recent TB skin test Iwithin one year before entering school) are required for admission In the fall, and the child's birth certificate. All parents e~ting to have chUdren enrolled in the fall as kindergarten students or as new enrollee students in tjle first grade are urged to register their ehUdren at the appointed times and places. 'QuesUons concerning this registration may be directed to the principals' office~ of the respective schools. Electronic Centen Weather BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL DETROIT - AUTO INDUSTRY SPOKESMen say the three-day Teamsters strike that ended Saturday will have a ._ripple er~ect through U1e Industry for at least another year. Before 'the ·tentative agreement was .reached' American Motors and General Motors aMounced pllins last ,;eek to close five plants - a move that would have affected nearly 20 000 workers. .. ' . . r . However, American Motors decided to keep its plants open m the wake of the settlement and GM modified its earlier plans when the parts that feed the assembly lines began moving into the plants. . ••f()~TA~~~ Fine traditional tables from Lane . at mo~t untraditionally low prices! Luxurloua Armoire Cabinet The Cf:RVANTES ~VE ABALLOOI'l! '_ The fill!ll activity to raise funds for the annual heartfund drive was Ill Pomeroy ~nd Middleport Saturday when members of the Meigs Order of DeMo)ijy and the lnter!'Btional ?rder of Job's Daughters exchanged heart-Moped balooons for contr1butio~s m the busme~s sections. Je~nifer Wise, left, and Angie Sisson, were among those workmg for .the Job s Daughters group. Miss Sisson is 'honored queen of the local order. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ~~ . ~o.n. ~ole Stereo In an d push-button tun clion selec tor. stops fen-y • Adn'llro/; FM High water ~ QUALITY BUILT FOR YOUR HOMEI AM- FM and stereo . Elks Association has Island now the site of lbe . designated the week of May 1- Statue of Uberty lllld set ' . ....,_ _ _~ 7as Elks Youth Week in Ohio. · , lire to buildings wbleb lbe GALLIPOLIS - Golden POMEROY - John F. Stiffler, president of the Stiffler Spnosored by the fra ternal British bad started to Stores, was In Pomeroy Friday to present $500 to Pomeroy order for 'll years, this week fortify. A British ma...of· Canaday, Gallia . Coun!y Fire Chief Charles Legar In appreciation for the work of the is celebra ted annually war IIRd on them but no Farm Bureau repre.enlltive, was · among more Uwt ·250 flredepsrtmentswhichbattled the 'flreat the Pomeroy Stiffler throughout the·state to honor casualties resulted . • • Farm Bureau Federation StorelnFebnlary. Healsowasheretolookoverthetemporary junior citizens for their ~!ness location where the store is now operating, Stiffler achievements and con- :;:::·:::::<::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:::·:,-.:,:::::·>:::::<·:::::• members In CoiW!nbus March reported Friday that work will begin Monday In clearing away tr lbutions to community, . Pound standing· 23 dbcUMing propt!rty tu legislation with their state the ruble In preparation for reb11Udlng the fire-struck location state, and nation. senators. In Pomeroy's lower business block. According to pr.esent Awards valued at more at all-time low The. ~arm Bureau mem· plans, the store wiD be a two-floor operation when the new than $22,000 will be presented structure Is completed. to Ohio's top. students at a LONDON (UPI ) - The hers discussed Substitute luncheon Saturday, April 24, British pound has again House Bill 920 and Bouie Blll at the Hollenden House, fallen to an ali-time low and 761 with State Senator Oakley · MEET SENAroR - Molly M«terwll, l.eglalathe · THE COMMUNITY WAS stlllllied by the unexpected death Aide for Senator Oakley Collins, Wendy K. Hall Secretary Cleveland . Young people Colllns. Both billa have been · llf Mrs. Patty Young. Patty was one of those people with an the treasury reports record for Sen. Collins! and Golden Csnaday,left tO right. unbelievably sunny disposition. And one dQilsn'l find too many from nearly every part of the losses of gold and currency approved by the Ohio HOUII! state have been invited to re)!erves during March. and awalt aeWon In the Senate of those people around. attend the IWiehewi as guests Oil-producing COW!tries, Ways and Means Conunlttee, Sub. H. B. 920 would restore MRS. BUNNY KOHL, EXPERT cake baker, asked the of the Elks. Dr . Leonard switching their currency Po~oy Post Office for Information pertaining to the p. s. Gaydos of Tiffin is chairman reserves from sterling Into rolled-back millage to pre- Equalization, provide for In 1975, a U.S. Air For~ Na~recenUy . Post office employes carne lhriJP.IIh Bfld in of the event, according to an German deutschmarks and appraisal levels In counUes · property value adjustmenta every three years Instead of transport plane carrying appreciation Mrs. Kohl came through with a ciike for the announcement by Irving W. Swiss francs, piled on the that have undergone reapannually, reduce the Vietnamese orphans and postal people. The cake was decor1lted extensively in a Navy Davies of Notth Olmsted, pressure Friday amid in- praisal. Tax ' dollar!J to be maxim urn level of escorts to the United States motif. The employes \\'ere more than pleased. . President of the Ohio Elks ternational gloom over collected would be reduced ·Association and a mem!ler of Brilain's economic, financial Instead 0t millage. H. B. 761 assewnent level for property crashed S!tortly slier taking values fr_om fiG per cent to 35 off from Saigon, killing rnore THE YOUNG WIVES CLUB at,Chester has started a fund Lakewood Lodge. and poiiUcal prospects. The would replace the State per cent and make other than 200, Including 100 Fourteen national Board of Tax Appeals with a drive to give a helping hand to Tom and Co thy Spencer. Tom pound dropped to $1.8645 just got back to work after being ill and Cathy has been scholarships of $700 each and during Friday's trading - its Judicial Tax Court and state changes In the property tax children. Department of Tax structure. confined to Holzer Medical Center with double pneumonia . lowest in history. Those wishing tohelpcansendcontributions to Lila Van Meter !!:h~eq~h~:~~~~: Donald W. Pe~rs of Dover at Chester. who conducted a statewide MEMBERS OF PRECEPTOR CHAPTER, Beta Sigma "Most Valuable Student" Phi Sorority, are off to a big start In preparing a so~g and contest sponsored by the dance routine for their annual Silver Slipper to be held at the Order. Pomeroy Elementary' School on Saturday, April 24. Their number will be worked Into the "Spring Fling" of the Big Bend Furniture Department, 3rd floor Mirtstrel Asm., that night at the "Slipper" with !\to shows to be . Whaley elected presented during the evening. A cquple .. of years ago, the sorority gals tried their hand at the "can..:an" but it was pretty to Century Club strenuous and the ntirntier was dropped from the show. This year's number, pl.aMed by Debbi' Buck, is· a slower, easy SHADE ' - Robert E. moving presentation and should materialize without any Whaley, lO<al representative problems. for . Mutulll of Omaha and United of Omaha, was . ATTENTION FISHERMEN, OR SHOULD that be fisher recently named a member of persons, what with everyone's "rights"? Well - at any rate, United's Century Club, a club Greg Taylor, county game protector, reports that anrrual honoring excellence in life stocking at Forked Run Lake took place Thursday afternoon. insurance production . • Rich fruitwood finish on pecan venms. Well scaled for today's room sizes, Some 'l/00 rainbow trout, many of them nice size, were put into Selection is based on· outand the group inciuaes a wide variety of typas to satisfy almost any need in the 11\ke, Greg says. · tanding performance in life . furniture arrangement. The design is timeless and the craftsmanship is superb m ance volume and serthe kind that has made Lane synonomous with quality furniture for more TilE NATIONAL <XJMMISSION on the Reform of vice licyowners during a than sixty years. Secondary E~cation has recommended that the formal 13-week period following school-leaving age be dropped to 14 if the high school is not to graduation from United of beeilme a "custodial institution". It has recommended also Omaha's Career Seminar tllat employment laws should be rewritten to assure on the job School. Whaley is associated training In full time service and work for young people who with the Ron Eischeid want to leave high school. · Division Office, general It does make sense. Today's high schools have students agency for Mutual and United who are totally uninterested In gelling a high school education in Cambridge. through the classroom and it's the old story, "'ou can lead a horse to water". As a result the disinterested students create classroom problems which take up the teachers • time and education goes down the drain. Incidentally, several states have moved toward lowering the comput.ory school standards. MIDDLEPORT - Parents wishing to register their radio. Eight-speaker ~ CINCINNATr - EVANGELIST BILLY GRAHAM will conduct a crusade In Cincinnati during autumn of 1977, it was announced Sunday. The crusade, one of four to be held next year In the United Sta tes, is the result of four years of efforts by a local organization of clergy and laymen. "Needless to say we are very thrilled," said the Rev. Dr. Jerry Kirk, chairman of the.Executive Conunlttee of the Billy Graham Tn..State Crusade, an interdenominational group. Kirk said the group is trying to have the crusade which will last eight to 10 dsys, held at eithei Riverfront' Coliseum or Riverfront Stadium. BANGKOK, TilAILAND - PRIME MINISTER Kukrit Pramoj has been voted out of office in a stunning political · defeat apparently resulting . from .his !lecision to order Amencan troops out of Thwland. In nationwide elections Sunday !,or 1!11 279 seats ip' the Thai parUarnent voters took a hard swing away from the Jeffa nd toward the political eenter returns showed today. ' The big winner was the Centrist Democrat patty led by KuJu:it's older brother, Seni Pramoj, who was seen as a leading candtdate to become the next prime minister, Kukrit trailed three rival candidates in his 'Bangkok district apparently losing the sup(iort of thousands :of voting soldi~s who were angered at his decision to end the American military gresence. Two-county A Good Neighbor, Sts!P F1rm Is Therr • • reclamation tour is set ' POMEROY - The Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisors are · sponsorlng a '- Mining Reclamation tour April 12 to which everyone interested is invited. The tour will meet at tilt Farmers Bank parking lot at 8:30a.m. to pool rides. It will cover approximately 140 miles through Jackson and Vinton counties with a restaurant stop at noon for lunch and arrive . back in Pomeroy at .about 4 p.m. Henry Bahr of the Ohio Reclamation Associatlon will conduct the tour. Wildlife packets of seedlings ordered frt .n the District can be picked up at the District office in the Farmers Bank building on Monday, April 5 any ttme be· tween 8 a.m. and 4:30p.m. During AprilS thru April16 District person· •I will be '· presenli.ng ~ onservation programs In ali elementary schools in the county as a prelude to the poster contest for fourth graders . r: ,~. servation films to be .shown tills year are "Wildlife at Home" and "Where Should a Squirrel Live?" both of which emphasize the importance of providing .-good '\l'ildiiCe habitat. " Plants, Animals and Man Sharing the Earth" booklets will be given to fourth graders to help provide resource material for tile posters. "Sharing the Earth" will be the theme for the posters for the contest ·, which will close ~pril 26. In case of rain, lite tour will be postponed from April12 to April '19. TETER TO SPEAK ATHENS - Harry Teter, Jr., executive director of the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC), will be ' the guest speaker at the AUTO WRECKED Buckeye Hills-Hocking POM.EROY ·- Erskine Valley Regional Develop. Blanton, Jr. , 20, Vinton, was ment ·District semi-annual taken to Holzer Medical general · policy council Center by the Pomeroy meeting April 27, at the Emergency Squad at 4:38 Athena County Club here. a.m. Saturday after the car Cocklalls will be served from he was driVIng hit ' a ·steel 6p.m. to 7 p.m., followed by a stanchion at the Landmark dinner for ali policy council Service Station on East Main members. The council St., Pomeroy. His car was meeting, which is open to the demolished. Pomeroy Police general public, wiU convene are Investigating the ac cident. ~--i.ttiiilllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiii:iiiii::;..a at 81Jl.m. I . j · .> . ' . BANGKOK, THAILAND - PRINCE NOROOOM SIHANOUK has resigned as cambodia 's chief of state official radio broadcasts said today. Sihanouk stepped down Sunday according to broadcasts monitored In Bangkok. ' IIi a farewell speech to the nation, the 53-yearo()ld prince (Conlinued on page 8) Partly cloudy tonight and lows in the upper low 40s, and highs T~:~~~ihty. in the 50s. Pr of precipitation near zero 10 per cent tonight and Tuesday. The ferry operating between Pomeroy and Mason, W. Va., went out of operation Saturday and will not resume until the Ohio River drops it was reported this. morning. • , Mason Mayor Fred Taylor said today he and Pomeroy , Mayor Clarence Andrews in a meeUng with U. S. Corps of Engineer representatives last year asked that additional approaches ~e constructed at Pomeroy and Mason so that the fmy could · conlinue operation when the water raised, ·At one tline, Dorset McCoy, owner of the ferry, even had offered to pliy the cost of concrete· for the additional binding facilities, Mayor Taylor said. However, according to Taylor, the request of the two mayors and the ferry operator was turned down by the Corps. As a result, every Ume the water raises the ferry will not be able to opera~e. e VOL. XXVII NO. 249 The Mason mayor said that at such times, the fire and emergency phOne .and the police phone in Mason are tied up endlessly by people asking for Information on the status of the ferry . The result is that Mason residents calling for help in ease of fire, emergency Or for pollee protection cannot get through. "People call in to ask questions about the ferry and we just don 'I have the answers. Ail we know Is that the ferry cannot operate when the river is· up," the mayor said. , He thllftfore asked that motorists refrain from calling in on the pollee and emergency phones about the matter. .. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature In downtown Pomeroy at 11 a . m.. Monday was 50 degrees under sunny skies. FIRE HYDRANT CREW- This group from Pomeroy Boy Scout Troop 249was ~in Pomeroy'~ business section Saturday giving the' fire hydrants a red, white and blue paint treatment mobservance of the bicentennial. Three separate groupa were workiniJin town to paint 71 hydrants. In this group, front, 1-r, are Brent Norton, John Morrla and Terry Snowden; back row, Todd Norton, Ray Werry, Mark Norton and Harold Norton who II a member ofthe troop ~mmlttee, Recently, troop members painted irl red, whlta a~d blue, a number oftrash con tamers which have been placed In the business section of town. • at y POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • enttne MOND~Y. APRIL 5. 1976 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS. Some drivers oppose terms United ~ss Jnternattonal While some 40,000 striking Teamsters Union members in Ohio ~egan returning to work Sundsy, a Cleveland man becarpe the state's first fatality of the three-day walkout. · A small number of Ohio's union . members were unhappy with contract terms . annnounced Saturday afternoon In Chicago and apparently planned an organized rejection drive. Kenneth Paff, head of TeaniSterfi for a Decent c~­ tract, said In Cleveland his group wUI do everything possible to get the tentative national agreement voted down In the next two weeks. On the economic front In the Buckeye State, plants that began laying off workers last Friday because of inventory shortages and buildups, Including Anchor Hocking In Lancaster, were not expected to recall employes until normal production can be resumed In several days. Spokesmen for the automotive Industry said the strike could have a ripple effect on their business lor at least another week. Truckers on road again An Ohio Highway Patrol spOkesman said no strike violence was reported Saturday night or SW!day. "Some trucks are roUing on the roa!j_~,'' said th~ ,spokes.man. "AIIlil quiet." . Aspokesman for one of the ,.. largest haulers in Ohio, Com· mercia I Motor Freight, Inc., said iri Columbus Sunday the company was "rounding up drivers, and they will be back on the road right away,·· Commercial Motor Freight Teamsters were among the first In the nation to walk out when the old contract expired midnight Wednesday. Toledo Trucklr,g Association Executive Secretary Harold Tierney (Continued on page 8) Testimony must he scheduled at ( OONFERENCE IS HELD - Bill Kinunona, seated right, conferred with local r.nll ~turday afternoon at ~ meeting held at the Meigs Museum on the arrival of the blc~te~nlal wagon train m Pomeroy on June 5. Seated, left, Is John Rice, chairman of the Me~gs Bu:-;ntennial CommlS.IIIon; standing from the left are County Conuniulooer Bel'lllll'd A 1582-01 Cocktail Table 52x 20 x 15H I 0 1582·18 Snack Table 1B x 18 x 15H f F 15B2·39 Orop Leaf End Table 27 x 15 X 24H !closed) 27 X 31 X 24H f~pen) J 1582·53 He. Commode, 2 doors G 1582-94 Chairslde Commode K 1582·09 Large Cocktail Table, drawer 25 X 15 X 24H E 1582·19.0val Cocktail Table 50 x26 x 15H 69'.95 1 29 1/8 X ,25 1/4 X 22H 58 H 1582-08 Sofa/Console Table shelf 54x 151/4x26H Prices start at 1582-85 Nest of Tables 24x16x22H ' X 24 X 15H L 1.582:92 Square Commode, 27 X 26x 22H Mlln Store, Horne Furnlelllngs 'Anne• ind WorthouM on · Mtchonlc StrHI open Mondly 1111'111111 Tllursdlly, to 5:00. Open Friday Til• p.m.-S.turdly Tl15 p.m. ' :10 . ELBERFELJ)S IN POMEROY 2doors IJSTEN TO_INMAN - These active members of the Meigs County Humane Society . were ln~rested m remarks being made by John W. Inman, director of the Humane Society of the Um~ed States, Great Lakes Regton, at a Southeastern Ohio Quadrant Society meeting ai the Me~gs Inn Saturday. From the left are Mrs. Eleanor Zeiher, Mrs. Mildred Fowler Mrs. Willie M. Coates and Mrs. Pat Rickman. ' ••• Gilkey, M1ddl,eport Mayor Fred Hoffman and Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Alldrews, The barge carrying the 22 state wagons, parade and musical presentation will be In Pomeroy between thehoursof4a. m.(cq) and noon on June 5. Point Pleasant, W. Va,, will be the atop prior to the Pomeroy stop and leaving Potn~roy, the unit will go to Ravenawood, Va, • ' W: Bicentennial wagons ·United Presslntel'lliltlonal railroad hearing Thousands of truckers have hit the road again, ending the ' All Meigs County persona first nationwide teamstera flll'eBenting tesUmony at the strike and easing the rallway abandonment economic impact of the three- hearing in Gallipolis Wed· day walkout. "It would seem nesday and Thursday must the majority of the drivers be assigned a time to make In settljng America, wagon ,are back on the road," a their presentation, the Meigs trains moved from the East' Trucking Employers, Inc., County RaUway Committee to the West. Tbls year - to spokesman said Sunday. said today. carry out a bicentennial "But there are pockets that project of the State of Penn. The conunlttee said the are still out." sylvania ..:.. the direction Is hearing on the abandonment More than half of the by the Chesapeake and Ohio reversed. 400,000 Teamsters settled RaUway line from Logan to Wagons moving from West Friday for a tentative three- Pomeroy has been set for two to East will make Pomeroy year contract caillng for a 3() one of their stops on June 5, per cent pay Increase and days, _April 7 and 8, rather their ultimate goal unlimited cost of living than the one day, April 7, as PhUadelphia on July 3, earlier. Persons raises. TEl, the largest . announced planning on presenting . In Pomeroy Saturday to employers group, held out statementa and testimony are cooler with members of the until Saturday before asked to call the Meigs Meigs County Bicentennial reaching tentative accord Committee ill 992·5794 to Commission and others on \Vith the final 175,000' receive an assigned time for the arrival of the wagon train · Teamsters. nviking their presentation. -bybargeyet- in Pomeroy ' in Pomeroy on June 5 . .• OII"June 5 was Bill Kimmons of Jjoliver, Mo., an advance agent of the Bicentennial Wagon Train Pilgrimage. KiRliJlons· pointed out to local residents that 22 of the W&l!ons representing various states are to be transported up the Ohio River by barge to emphasize the lnfiuence of the waterways in the settling of the western lands. Kimmons said that in addition to the 22 state wagons which will be on the barge, scheduled dJ arrive In Pomeroy at 4 a.m. on Juile 5, three state wagons - ' Ohio, West VIrginia and Penn. sylvania - will be available to par ad~ from Middleport 1o Pomeroy on the June 6 date. There will be a group of . Penn State University studenllarrivingin Pomeroy and fhey will pre-1 1 ~ mJnQte musical ahow deallng with the bicentennial. Eight counties were During the morning neutering and spaying cif Kimmona aaid the students represented when John w. session, visual and . audio animals were given . Animal · have .an inaplrational Inman, director of the materials for school . abuse In ZOOII and rodeos was Humane Society of the United programs were reviewed. discusse(l. Bernard Slates, Great Lakes Region,. Animal ·abuse ' and ·current joined the group for a" conducted a Southern Ohlo legislative action pertaining discussion on local fund Quadrant meeting of the to hunting and trapping were raising. Humane SoCiety hosted by discwrsed. ' Inman spoke on careers in the Meigs County Society at Everyone took part in the working with animals and the the Meigs Inn Saturday, afternoon round table necessity of Informing the Societies of Athens, discussion on financial public of animal problema. Belmont, F:airfield, Hocking, records, animal handilng, Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Washington, Licktng. ani! and animal ab1111e. , Andrews 1\'e!Comed the Jefferson were repr~j!~~!nted Latest reporta on research repreaentatiy,es of the at the meeting as W8s the pertaining to . cheaper various socl'eties to the Parkersburg, W. Va., methods tban surgery in community. Eight htunane. soci~ties at Meigs Inn meet~g Sat urd ay program and .theY are ac· companied by a~~aae. ltld lighting Blld 11011nd 171tem 10 that the presentation Is "ready to go" ahorUy after the students arrive, There Ia rio charge for 111y of the activities inYoJvld, Kimmons stated. People, however, do not go on!G the barge on ·which the otate wagons are being curlecl. A store selling varlOUIIJPII of souvenirs - all approyld !lema.- may be operated If the community wtahel. Any organization selected by the local bicentennial conunlaaion wiU receive 10 percent of the proceeds !rom the · aouvenlr atore If it operalei in the CGIIIIIllllity. LocaJ relidenll ,han a !rei hand with the flexible presentation of the day, Kimmons llld, In that they can add locaJ talent to the presentation b)' the Pwt State studenll lo IIIIU a longer shOw. Alao, pll'· ._ tielpanta can be invited 1o join with the WIIIOIII moving from MlddleP!fl to Pomeroy in a paracle. The sroup Saturday diiCUised the location for tba show and the bqe. It wu tentatively decided lbal tba Middleport Commiiiii!J l'ltll would be a good locaUon for preparing lbe for tba parad8..to was flll&geatd tllat.1111 CIIT)'inl the Z2 state ••.•• a u.ra. u.ra. ...., Pw:U! 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